Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-04-03
personal MENTION.

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to the West.
Miss Lena Roseman is visiting friends
in WallingfOrd.
Mpssrs. w. L. Billings and j. Spever
are il, with the grlp.
Mr. II. Parker Williamson is passing
his vacation in Boston.
Mr.. IL. c. Potter of New York arrived
/ in town Saturday evening.
Mr.. Z. II. Merrill has gone to Albany
to visit his son. DR.. c. >. Merrill.
Mr.. Il. a. Perkins, editor of the Rut.
land Herald, was in town yesterday.
Prof Sanford is passing the vacation
with friends in New York and Brooklyn
Mr.. l.. Sias Wright of Montpelier was
in town on Tuesday on his way to Wey-
bridge.
Mrs Charles y. Brainerd and daugh-
ters are visiting at her fathers in
Orwell.
Mr.. Charles Beatty who has been i'll
all winter, has been worse during the
last week.
Mr.. Adelbert Smith went to Washing
ton Tuesday to spend few days with
his parents.
Prof. Bryant, who had been in Bos-
ton and its vicinity for a week, came
home Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Cheeseman at their home in Cleveland,
o., last Sunday.
Principal Burke of the Port Henry
school has been in town this week to
visit his relatives.
President Brainerd and Prof. Eaton
went to Boston on Tuesday to remain
through the week.
Mr.. Ernest f. Rich has recovered from
a protracted illness and is back in the
store of Bond Bros.
Miss X. l.. Brainerd. preceptress of
the high school, is passing part of the
vacation in New York.
Mrs. d. f. Taylor has rented her farm
south of the village and has gone 10 Ad
Olson to reside with brother.
Miss Harriet Mead, teacher in the
high school at Salem, \. Y, is spending
the vacation with her mother here.
Mrs. Charles S. Murkland of Durham,
y. H., arrived in town Saturday and re-
manned at Mr.. A. p. Tupper's till Mon
day.
Mrs. Peter Champagne, whose condi-
ton has given her friends much uneasi-
ness for the past two weeks, is again inn
proving.
Mrs. McGilton of West Troy, n. Y,
who had been for several weeks guest at
her sons, Prof. McGilton, returned home
Monday.
Napoleon Boudreau succeeds Daniel
Sullivan as clerk in Mr.. Benedict's and
the latter has been employed by Farms
worth & Co.
Miss Jennie IIalpin has gone to So.
! NOrwalk, Conn, where she has accepted
a position as trimmer in a millinery es-
tablishment.
Mr.. NJ. II. Butterfeld and family will
90 tomorrow to Johnson, where Mr.. But
tertield has leased the hotel, which he
will manage.
Mr.. Joseph II. Humphrey, teacher of
music in the public schools of Burling-
ton, was a guest at Mr. f. A. Bonds the
first of the week.
Miss Emma Spear of Lynn, Mass,
who had been with her niece Mrs. f. =.
| Bryant, for a number of weeks, returned
home on Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. p. Northrup of Buffalo. Y.
y, was the guest of his mother, Mrs
5. j. Northrup, from Thursday till
Saturday of last week.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr., who is attending
school in Worcester, Mass, is here for
the vacation and is accompanied by
cousin. Mr.. AOercro nhe.
Miss Edna Higley, who had been here
| for the vacation, returned to Montpelier
on Tuesday to resume her work as teach
er of music in the seminary.
Prof. McGilton has almost entirely re-
covered from his recent Illness and will
/ be able TO resume his college work at the
beginning of the term next week.
Mr.. Timothy Boardman, an Old resi-
dent of the east part of the town. went
ON Tuesday to Montpelier. where he will
/ live with his son, DR.. II. $. Boardman,
Mr.. Al. Piper, who was hurt in
runaway last week, is about again as
usual. 1t was feared at first that one or
more ribs had been broken, but that did
not prove to be the ease.
Mrs. Tilden and Mrs. A. l.. James are
expected 10 come from the latter's home
iu Lawrcuceville, N.J,, 10 Middlebury
ia about ten days Mrs. James progress
toward recovery has been somewhat
slow of late.
/ Mrs VIM. Jackson, Mrs. j. #. King
sley and their sons were i'm Mortified
from Monday till Wednesday. They
went to VISIT relatives aud particularly
TO see Mrs. F. w. Dutton, Mrs King
sley's sister, who is quite ill.,
Miss Mabel Bond went on Tuesday to
Holvoke. Mass. She has accepted
position in the same church choir at
Springfield, Mass, of which her sister,
] Mrs. White, is "a member She will live
with Mrs. White at Holyoke.