Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-01-19
Personal MENTION.

Both Mr.. aud Mrs. John Il. FOOte are
reported i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Sophie Warner of Albany is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dugald Stewart,
Mr.. G.. D. Miner is assisting in the
work at the bank during Cashier Pin
neys illness.
Mr.. George c. Chapman has been con-
fined to the house for number of days
by the grip, but is better.
Mr.. Orlando Wooster of Rutland, who
has numerous acquaintance here, is
recovering from Il long illness.
Prof Howard arrived home on Mon
day from New York and Orange, n. j.
He lectured at Orange Friday evening.
Miss Grace Richards, pupil in the
normal school at Randolph, has been
passing part of the winter vacation
with friends here.
President Brainerd preached on Sur
day for Rev. DR.. Smart, pastor of The
Brandon Congregational church, who
was i'll with grip.
Prof. Eaton and family are now fully
established in their new residence on the
hill south of the college. They finished
moving on Saturday.
Mr.. II. II. c. Smith, son of the late
Hon. Timothy c. Smith, has recently
been admitted to the bar and will, it is
announced, open a law Office in Middle
bury.
Miss Mary, daughter of Rev. 5. l.. b.
/ Speare of Newton, Mass, returned hon e
on Wednesday, after having passed Il
week in town. She was guest at DR..
Sutton's While here.
Hon. l.. d. Eldredge is still kept at
home by illness and is not likely to be
out before next week. He is afflicted
with return of his old alment com
plcated with grip.
\. Z. Topper, Esq, has returned from an
extended visit to President Murkland
and family at Durham, y. II. lie has
removed his law Office from the court
house to the rooms in Union block lately
vacated by DR.. Martin.
DR.. Towle of jamestown, n. Y, who
came here to attend the funerals of his
sister, Mrs. Laird. and of mis- brother,
Thomas, returned home on Monday.
The other two brothers, Gee rye and
Robert, are recovering from the grip.
Hon. Frank c. Partridge, formerly OF
East Middlebury and latterly of Proctor
and Washington, is on his way home
year ago as United States minister &c
Venezuela. lie comes on leave OF
absence.
Cashier G.. +. Pinney, whom the gril
Frustrated last week, is doing we'll. Mrs
Pinney and their TWO children were also
attacked by the disease, as was IA nurse
employed to care for them, making five
sick at the same time in the house. Al
of them are improving.
r DR.. f. II. Parker, who is now in town
, studied for six months at the Johns Hop
, kins hospital in Baltimore and was ther
, appointed assistant resident surgeon, {
,, rost which he filled for two years and t
half. lie was not a student at the johns
Hopkins university, as stated last week
The Chicago Sons of Vermont haC
their 18th annual banquet at the Crane
Pacific Hotel on Wednesday evening
Seymour Edgerton, Esq, late of Middle
? bury, is the secretary of the organization
= and was reelected. Judge r. S. Tut
! hill, another Middlebury graduate, wa
. among the speakers.
w. II. Bliss, Esq, has formed a part
nership with Hon. E. r. Hard of Bur
lington, the new arrangement to g
into effect Feb. |. lie expects, how
;, ever, to be at his Office here every Mon
V day, unless otherwise engaged, for som
J time to come. Messrs. Button e But
> ton will take his office in the Bate
{ block. Mr.. Bliss will not vacate HI
= house here till about the LIST of Apri
, u The removal of Mr.. Bliss ard his famil
= is to be regretted or many accounts.