Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Frances Stevenson of TicCndeIo-
ga is visiting Rev. and Mrs. \. w. Dick
ems.
Mrs. Evan T. Sprague and two child
rem of Brandon are guests at the Pierce
House.
Prof. Sanford, the new Instructor in
Latin at the college, arrived in town on
Saturday.
Miss Annie Dashiell of Lakewood, \.
j., has been the guest of friends in town
the past week.
DR.. John Brainerd of Boston was a
guest at President Brainerd's from Fri
day till Monday.
Mrs. John Powers, who has been quite
i'll Tor two weeks past, is gradually i'm
proving in health.
Miss Holmes, the yiolinist, and her
assistant were entertained at Mr.. y. Il
IIigley's over Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Sheldon, who
had passed the summer with friends here,
returned to brooklyn on Tuesday. I
Mrs. Norman Kingsley and Miss
Grace Kingsley of New York have visit
ed at DR.. Sutton's during the past
week.
Mr.. E. r. Sturtevant, member of
the college class of '93 and now con-
nected with Wesleyan university, is a
guest at Mr.. F. a. Bonds.
Mr.. Freeman Sird, formerly in the
employ of Bond Bros, is i'll with con-
sumption at Vergennes, where he has
resided since leaving Middle5ury.
Mrs. w. c. Foote Is in New York this
week to buy goods. Miss Burnham, her
trimmer, who has passed the summer in
the city, will accompany her home
Mrs. Eaton's sister, Miss Sarah Wright,
who has just returned from trip in
Europe, is at Prof. Eaton's, as is also
Prof. Wright of Harvard university, a
brother.
Prof. Brainerd Kellogg went to his
home in Brooklyn the first of the week.
/ lie has been at North Hero since the
closing of the camp at knights island,
/ I'm August.
! Mrs. w. G. johnson of Brooklyn, a
/ relative, was the guest of Mrs and Miss
! Higiey the first of the week. She passed
some days with friends in Shoreham be-
/ fore coming here.
Col and Mrs. S. A. Ilsley of New
/ York and the cOloneis brother, Mr.. 5.
! II. Ilsley of Syracuse, n. y, have been
at the Addison House since Saturday on
their annual visit to town.
Mr.. w. w. Phelps, son of Mr.. w. r.
/ Phelps, has come TO town recently from
/ Tennessee and will remain here for the
present. He is civil engineer and has
been engaged in professional work IN
the West and South for the past ten
years.
President Branerd changed his plan
and did not go on to Berlin, as he wrote
| that he should. He proceeded to Scot
land instead, and Is there now, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Adde, and Il
party of friends. They will soon return
to America aud when they leave the
president will start for Berlin, where
Prof. IIigey and family have already
gone.
Mr. f. NJ. Sayre, who was called from
his home in Rochester, Y. Y. last week
by the illness of his mother. left town on
! Monday. Mrs. Sayre failed perceptibly
on Thursday and Friday and on Saturday
took to her bed 1t was therefore impos-
ible to remove her to Rochester, as had
been planned. Her physician is hopeful,
however, that she will mend sufficiently
in few days to be able to stand the
journey.
Prof A. l.. James went on Sunday
nights train to New York on his way to
Lawrenceville, n. j., his future place of
residence. He resigned the professorship
of Latin and French in the college last
summer to take the place of instructor in
Latin at the so-caled LawrenceVille
school, an institution of high rank, heav-
lily endowed and having over 300 boys as
pupils. Prof. James numerous friends
here and elsewhere in the State will wish
him success in his new work.