Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-03-13

Mr.. l. S. Champion is out again. lie
has been confined to the house almost all
winter by illness.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce of New York
has lately been guest at her uDcles,
Mr.. J. NJ. Bo>ley.
Mrs. A. j. Piper came home on Satur-
day from Fitchburg, Mass, where she
had been to visit Il sister.
Mr.. G. f. Marshall has been i'll for "A
week, but was able to be at the store "A
snort time ON Wednesday.
Miss Ella Bond is home from IIolyoke,
Mass, where She had been for some
time with her sister, Mrs. White.
Mr.. George NJ. Fletcher of Clarendon
Springs was at his fathers. Col. Fletcher,
from Saturday till Monday night
Announcement is made of the engage.
ment of Assistant Postmaster j. W.
Lawrence and Miss Mamie Sullivan.
Dr. Balm will 90 to Mortified on pro-
fessional business Tuesday, the Eth, and
will return Friday evening, the 10Th
Prof. and Mrs Wright entertained the
membe of the junior class Of the col
lege at their home on Friday evening.
Miss Anna Abbey of Lynn. Mass. is
at her fathers, Mr.. Otis Abbey, having
been called here by Mrs. Abbcv's illness.
Mr.. John Hughes and family. who
came here from Ticonderoga year ago
last fall. have returned to their former
home.
Hon. l., ID. Eldredge has been able to
get to his office this week. after having
been kept indoors for nearly month by
illhess.
Miss NJ. f. Gee of the firm of Gee
Sisters is in New York to buy spring and
summer novelties in millinery and fancy
goods.
y letter received Yesterday morning
from Lawrenceville, n. j., says Mrs. A.
l.. James is making rapid progress toward
recovery.
Mrs. p. Il. Gulley, who went last fall
from here to California for her health. is
said to have experienced great benefit
from the change.
Rev. ID. y. Bonnar. the rector of ST.
Stephens, preached at special service
in Trinity church, Shelburne, Thursday
evening, the 9Th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brewster have
taken up their residence in the house on
Washington street recently vacated by
MI W. y. + OOte ana Ianllly.
Miss Maud COmstock. who is teaching
in WallingfOrd. and Miss Fannie Will
hanson, teacher in Barre graded school,
are spending their vacations at their
homes here.
Mr.. Albert Wilson and family removed
yesterday to their old home in Glens
= Falls, \. \. They have been here about
year and half, during which time Mr..
Wilson has been connected with the Star
mill.
. Judge Slade and F. II. Button, Esq,
went over To Granville on Wednesday to
attend IA probate hearing which the Judge
had set there, instead of here. because
some of the persons interested could not
well make the trip to Middlebury.
Mr.. Richard O. Wooster of the college
class of % has accepted position in the
branch Office of the Vermont Marble Co.
at lll5 South 7th street, st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Wooster entered upon his duties as
bookkeeper for this company ut the
company's store at Center Rutland last
fall after his return from the Albany
Business college. His friends will be
pleased to learn that he is in excellent
health and spirits.
\ Hartford, Conn, paper says: IAN
engagement of Importance among the
young people is that of DR.. George n
Bell and Miss Anna Slade, the soprano
soloist at the Center church. Miss Slade
comes from Middlebury, VT. and is Il
most attractive young lady. During her
stay here she has made many friends.
DIR. Bell is a son of the prominent physi-
elan of that name in Windsor and is as
ISOLATED himself with DR.. Oliver G.
Smith of High street."