Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-04-26
Personal MENTION


Miss Elga Stewart is in Boston.
Hon. John w. Stewart returned from
New York Monday, after an absence of
a week.
George Champagne has returned to
Philadelphia to resume his studies in
dental college.
Mr.. b. $. Beckwith was kept IN the
house from Saturday till Wednesday by
ar attack Of rheumatism.
Miss Alice Rockwell has returned
home after visit of two weeks with
friends in Westboro, Mass.
Prof. Wright fell victim to the grip
Tuesday and had to give up work. He
is not seriously ill., however.
Mrs. Tilden and daughter Miss Eme-
Ign are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
James at Lawrenceville, n. j.
Miss Katharine Slade, who has been
studying in New York since last fall, is
passing ii short vacation at home.
Mr.. G. e. Peck, a deputy collector of
customs, Is on IA visit to his family here.
lie has been stationed at Halifax through
the winter.
Miss Lena Hemenway is home from
Boston. where she has been engaged in
the study of music at the New England
conservatory.
Mr.. Frank B. Hyde was up from Alb
bany to remain with his mother over
Sunday. He is IN the employ of a type
writer agency.
DR.. and Mrs. b. F. Sutton arrived
home Tuesday evening from New York
and New Jersey, where they had been
for Il visit of two weeks.
ID. McGregor Means. Esq, and family
will today return TO their home here
from Summit, y. j., where they have
been through the winter.
Mr.. j. Allen Warner of Albany was
in town over Sunday. Mrs. Dugald
Stewart and Miss Mary Allen accom-
panied him home on Monday.
Mr.. J. E. Buttolph and family have
returned to town from his farm IN Shore
ham, whittier they went in March TO re-
main through the sugar season.
Rev. w. f. Weeks of Brandon con-
Quoted services at st. Stephens last
Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Blunt being in Phla-
delphia. The latter has returned home.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Wilds and Miss Mary
Wilds. who had been the guests of c.
NJ. WildS. Esq. for two months. re-
/
Rev. Thomas Bell. formerly rector of
St. Stephens and now of Island Pond,
WILL il is announced, leave there May |
and enter upon missionary work IN
western Colorado.
Rev. G. +. Noble. who is returned to
the local Methodist church for another
year, was chosen one of the conference
trustees at the annual meeting of that
body in Saratoga last week.
I c. NJ. Wilds. Esq, has been in Rut-
land all the week. He is one of the
counsel for the town of Brandon in a
tax case between it and Hon. y. T..
/ Sprague that is on trial in the Rutland
county court.
Hon. Thomas +. Prentis, late L. 5.
consul at Port Louis. Mauritius. has been
in town this week to see his son. who is
a member of the college freshman class.
Mr.. Prentis passed the winter in Wash
ington and in Lexington, Mass. and was
on his way to Waitsfield, where he lives.
Mr.. Oliver Severance. who was last
week reported Ill with cold. became
too ambitious Saturday and went out of
doors. As consequence he has pneu-
monia. His daughter, Mrs. G. B. War
ner of Port Henry, is here to care for
him. lie was improving rapidly yester-
day.
The BroOkfield correspondent of an
exchange says: "E. l.. Stow has ac-
cepted the position of janitor of the
university of Vermont, and moves his
family to Burlington April %. Mr..
Stow sold his personal effects at public
auction last Saturday. The grange,
of which Mr.. Slows family are mem
bers, held a reception Tuesday evening
to bid them goodbye