Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-23
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Orrin Smith is ill at her home on
South street.
Mrs. Arms and son are visiting rela-
tives in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Timothy Neville of Vergennes
was in town Tuesday for brief stay.
Mrs. George Dunlap is in Springfield,
Mass, for an extended visit to relatives.
Capt. Romer Riggs and family are
preparing to remove to New Rochelle,
y. Y.
Hon. John w. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Jessica. were in New York over
Sunday.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Chapman and daughter
Miss Jessie. arrived home from New
Y ork Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. Def. Palmer, who passed the
winter at Prof Bryant's, has returned to
his home In Plaistow, n. II.
Mr.. John Morcomb has been seriously
i'll for the past few days and his recovery
is regarded as very doubtful.
Mr.. George NJ. Fletcher of Clarendon
Springs has lately visited his parents,
Col. and Mrs. A. A. Fletcher.
Mr.. A. C. Morrison of New York was
here the first of the week to visit his
mother, Mrs. George Hammond.
Rev. W. II. Rawson, former pastor
of the Methodist church, has been in
town this week TO see old friends.
Mr.. P. T. Gulley reached home Mon.
day from New Bedford, Mass where he
had been for ten days on business.
Miss Anna Buckley, who has been in
Burlington since last summer, made a
brief visit to her parents this week.
Miss X. E. Wright has returned to
town from New \ Iork, where she passed
the winter, and is at Prof. Eaton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Walker have
returned from Washington. where they
had been the guests of relatives for six
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. F. r, Stone have moved
to the Thomas place on No. Pleasant
street, which Mr.. Darwin Rider recently
purchased.
Mrs. f. L. Taylor and daughter, who
had been guests for several weeks at Mr.
II. C. Langworthy's, returned home or
Wednesday.
Mr.. Stetson, the college freshman who
is i'll with typhoid fever at Mrs. Avery's
continues in serious condition and nc
change is expected for several days tc
come.
Mr.. George F. Root of Chicago, g
nephew of the late George F. Root, the
composer, is spending the Harvard va
cation with Carl A. Mead at Mrs. Mary
w. Meads.
Prof. Walter E. Howard attended the
fourth annual meeting of the Spring
field (Mass.) association of Sons anC
Daughters of Vermont Monday evening
and made an address.
Mr.. w. A. Gilbert has resigned hi!
place In Mr.. Sanford's drug store to takt
similar position in Rutland. He II
passing the week at his home in Morris
vile and will go to Rutland next week.
Miss George Crane, daughter of Rev
and Mrs. Horace Crane, is alarmingly il
at the Rider house on High street
Bombay, India, engaged in missionar,
work.
DR.. NJ. d. Smith has been obliged tt
abandon his plan of buying prOpert,
and locating in southern California OF
account of Mrs. Smiths present state o
health, and Will open an Office in Bristo
at once.
AMr. George Il. Dimmock of Yves
COrnWall arrived IN town on MOnda
from California, bringing with him 3
3 French merino rams bought in tina
state. He will ship them abroad soor
it is understood to South America.
Mr.. James A. Smith of this village
t superintendent of the Florentne Marbl
company's quarries at Pittsford an
= mills at Belden's, was on Wednesda
r nominated for United States consul q
t Leghorn, Italy. The nomination wa
1 confirmed by the senate yesterday. II
2 New York, the last of May. lie!
r horn is seaport city of abol
s $4,000 inhabitants, G2 miles from Flo
e ence and u from Pisa, and place
considerable commercial Importance.