Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
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PERSONA MENTION.

Miss Matte Buckley is home after an
extended stay at Lake George.
Mrs. c. f. Noble of Ticouderoga is a
guest ut Mr.. G.. ). BartOn's.
Miss Goodrich is in New York this
week to buy millinery goods.
Miss Lettie y. Sanford is slowly re-
covering from an attack Of fever.
Miss Sarah Bruya has gone ito Worces-
ter. Mass. to take position as trained
nurse.
Prof. and Mrs. \. l.. James returned a
few days ago to their home in Lawrence
vile, y. j.
Mr.. Charles 4. Munroe has gone to
Chicago to take a course of study in
law school.
Mrs. +. f. Shepard and daughter are
home from visit to friends in
White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Amour, who were
guests at Judge SHADES, have returned to
their home in New York.
Mr.. f. b. Cliff has gone to Iowa to
enter into business with an uncle. His
family remain here for the present.
Prof. and Mrs. c. B. Wright arrived in
town Saturday afternoon from Akron,
o., where they passed the vacation.
Mr.. Eugene CoTrell of East Douglass,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry
A. Smith, and other relatives here.
Mrs James NJ. Warner and daughter,
who were here for the summer, have re-
turned to their home in Albany, y. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cartmell and
Mrs. Negus are home from their summer
residence at Thomps on's Point, Char
lotte.
Mrs. J. G. Bourke and family, who
were at Mrs. G. n. Brainerd's during
the college vacation, are at the Addison
House.
Mr.. IL. Parker Williamson was in
Burlington Sunday 10 sing in the choir
of the College street Congregational
church.
Mr.. E. II. Cults left town Saturday
evening for Chicago. He began his
on Tuesday.
Prof. Z. c. Bryant made the trip from
Montreal to Middlebury on his bicycle
in two days last week, reaching here
Friday night.
Prof. NJ. II. Sanford reached here on
Saturday and Is at the Addison House.
He spent his vacation at Bridgeport,
Conn, and il the Adirondacks.
Miss Ava l.. Hawley, who graduated
from the college in June, has accepted
the position of preceptress of the high
school at Middle Granville, n. Y.
Prof. Howard, who was one of the
party of 80 Vermonters that went to
Canton, o., last week to see Mr.. Mckn-
ley, got back on the noon train Saturday.
Mr.. f. \. Bond was called to Mont
peier Monday morning on business in
connection with the State commission on
village charters, of which he is a men,
Der.
Mr.. George ID. Scott of Leominster,
Mass, was in town over Sunday. He
graduated from this college in 1895 and
will this fall begin medical course
at Harvard.
Mr.. c. H. Balm and family have lately
removed from Mrs. Gasca Rcii's on
South street TO Mr.. Bain's house on
Washington street, which he has rebuilt
this summer.
Mrs. George c. Knapp, who recently
returned to this country after a residence
of Al years in Turkey, where her hus-
band was missionary, has been visiting
Mrs. and Miss Iiigley the past week.
Miss Della Seeey has gone to New
York to spend "A week. She will then
proceed to COrtlandt, n. Y, to resume
her work as trimmer in the millinery
establishment with which she was con-
nected during the spring season.
Dr. NJ. ID. Smith ana Mr.. Albert Aus
tin went to New York Monday night to
see what, if anything, the city physicians
can do for Mr.. Austin's relief. He has
been i'm failing health for six months or
more with an obscure disease Of the di-
gestive organs.
Mrs. Charles G. Wainwright has been
= seriously i'll for number of weeks.
Her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Wilcox, and
: her son, Mr.. Charles A. Wainwright,
, both of Chicago, came last week. The