Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-08-10

Friday from Bristol, where they have
recently resided. and took possession of
Mrs. Franklin Rockers house on Acad.
envy street, which they have rented.
Miss Marion f. Kingsley was the
guest of her brother. DR.. Kingsley, from
Saturday till Tuesday. She has a posi-
ton in the home office of one of the life
insurance companies at Hartford, Conn,
DR.. d. G. Rellley, who graduated last
month from the medical department of
the university at Burlington, has decided
to enter upon the practice of his profess
sion at Dayton, o. lie will go there in
a few days.
Prof. Brainerd Kellogg was in town
yesterday. He has closed his camp at
Knights island for the season. Yester-
day he went to North Hero, where he
will stay through the remainder of the
vacation.
Mr.. Arthur w. Lamb, former resi-
dent of the village and member of the
college class of 1877, was in town the
first of the week. He has position in
the New York post-office and resides at
East Orange, n. j.
Miss Julia, daughter of Capt. Riggs,
who has been Ill for three weeks with
typhoid fever, is not materially better
or worse than she has been for the last
ten days. a heart difficulty seriously
complicates the case.
Rev. and Mrs. II. Oin Cadv have gone
to Michigan. He will speak there, at
campmeetings and other gatherings
during the summer and fall. on his mis-
sionary work in China. They will not
return here till the late fall.
Mr.. Ezra j. Warner of Chicago and
his son, Mr.. f. J. Warner, Jr., have
been in town and at Bread Loaf this
week. Mrs. Warner came east several
weeks ago to assist in caring for her
mother, Mrs. Remsen, who is ill.,
Mrs. w. A. Newcomb, who has been
an invalid for years, was attacked on
Saturday by violent form of illness and
it was feared that she would not survive
through Wednesday night Her condi.
ton was trifle more favorable yester.
Nday.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Sheldon have
returned from Lake BomOseen. They
will go to Brooklyn next Tuesday for a
week in order that the professor may
attend the annual meeting in New York
4 of the American ASSOCIATION for the Ad.
vancement of Science.
Prof. Joseph r. Wetherbee of the
university of Oregon was in town the
first of the week and is now at his ole
home in Manchester. He was formerly
in the employ of Farnsworth & Co.
but has been on the Pacific coast for
number of years. lie has passed the
summer studying at Harvard.
Mrs. Blunt, wife of the rector of st
Stephens, is recovering quite rapidly
from threatened attack of fever and i
about the house again. Mr.. Wilbur
the organlst at st. Stephens, whose home
has been at the rectory, feared on Tues
day that he was coming down with
fever and went that afternoon to hi
parents home in Barre.
Rev. A. w. Dickens, the Congregation
al pastor, is likely to achieve "A reputa
ton as a long-distance bicycle rider j.
he keeps on. Although he had ridden
only about two weeks, he made tn,
whole journey from here to Argyle, n
y, II miles, in one day, Monday, July
30. Mrs. Dickens, who is passing the
vacation with him there, took the frs
train out of here that morning. but, a
the trains do not connect well, he reached
their destination 20 minutes ahead o
her.