Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-12-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Alden are visit
ing friends in Brandon.
Mr.. John X. Dyer was at his old home
in Manchester for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Frank a. Bond has returned
home from an extended visit in Boston
aud HolyOke, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Taylor of Brandon
have recently visited their son, Mr..
Frank j. Taylor, and wife.
Miss Fanny williamson, who teaches
in the Barre graded school, was home
for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Principal Patrick Burke of the Port
Henry school was a guest at his mothers.
Mrs. David Burke, on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. John Houston returned a few days
: ago from a siX-weeks' trip to the West,
during which he visited the Pacific coast.
Mr.. j. f. Cheeseman of New York
was at Prof. McGilion's for Thanks
giving. His family are here for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip b. Stewart and
son of Boston, who were in town for
Thanksgiving, returned to the city Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. f. Clark of st. Al
bdllS NtIt SucslS dl NIL H. W. DuIuJ :
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Clark
is Mr.. Bundy's uncle.
Mss Harriet Mead, preceptress of the
high school at Salem, n. Y, was with
her mother for Thanksgiving and re-
NAMED till Monday noon.
Mrs. Brainerd II. Lane, who has been
Ill for some weeks with nervOu pros
t%ratiou, is slowly improving in health.
whole town AL the forenoon.
Miss Sophia Warner of Albany is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dugald Stewart,
Her brother. Mr.. j. Allen Warner. came
up for Thanksgiving, but has returned
home.
w. II. Button, Esq, will go to Wash.
ingtOn tomorrow to resume his duties
as clerk of the senate committee on ag-
r%iculture when congress Teassembles or
Monday.
Mr.. Louis Bruya has recovered from
his illness with diphtheria and is out
His sister, Miss Hattie, who has beer
falarmingly i'll with the same disease al
her fathers for week past, is some
what better.
MIR. and Mrs. John A. James anC
family of Weybridge are to GO to Cali
fornia o 0 TO remain for an indefinite
period on account of the ilI-health of the
youngest daughter. They will be il
Bakersfield.
President Brainerd is down on tn,
programme to deliver one of the adj
dresses at the Inauguration of Command
er Allan Brown, late of the United
states navy, as president of Norwich
university at Northtield next Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. r. Butterfield, who recently
= sold out his hotel business at johnson
t and returned to town, will take up hi
residence here. He and his family ar,
now at the Logan House. but will short
ly occupy the ". j. Fuller house on So
Main street.
Miss Elizabeth O'Leary, formerly al
esteemed member of the graded schoO
I force of teachers, is teaching this yea
2 in the high school at Lawrence. Mass
She resigned her place in Middlebury /
order to go abroad for further study an
this is her first school work since her re
5 turn from Europe.
Prof. Means has an article in the DE
cember Forum on the subject, ''Will gov
e eminent by the people endufe?' Tn
government of the United States Is tn
one under discussion. Prof. Means con
cludes that in view of some of the vOtin,
: at the recent presidential election "w
cannot look forward to the future wit
serene confidence"