Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

MISS Mary burke Is NlSltluS lllelus III
Burlington.
Mrs. p. T. Gulley is the guest of
friends in st. Albans.
Mrs. F. A. Bond is passing the week
with friends in Rutland.
Miss Fannie Williamson. who teaches
in Barre. is home for the vacation.
Miss Mary F. Gee returned from New
York Tuesday.
Hon. J. W. Stewart arrived home from
New York Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. James A. Smith is making a busi-
ness trip to New York and Washington.
Mrs. Dugald Stewart has been in
Albany since Tuesday on visit to re-
latives.
Mrs. E. p. Hitchcock of Audover.
Mass, has recently visited at Mr.. II. j,
WilcoX's.
Miss Bertha Gray of Winooski has
entered the employ of Bond Bros. as
bookkeeper.
Miss Harriet Mead returned on Mon
dav to Salem. y. Y, to resume her
school duties.
President Brancrd returned on Tues
day from Boston, where he had been
since thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gipson of Brandon
have been guests this week at Mr..
Robert Cartmell's.
Z Mrs. Hiram Tyler has returned to
town from Burlington, in which city she
passed the winter.
Mrs. John NJ. Thomas and children
of Orange, n. j., have been guests this
week at Prof. Seely's.
Mrs. Harrison w. Drake went on
Friday to St. Johnsbury, where she is to
remain for some time.
Mrs. Katherine Cummings Mills
has been engaged as trimmer for the sea-
son by the Gee Sisters.
Mrs. Cheeseman and children will go
on Monday to Albany. n. Y, 20 remain
for number of months.
Principal Patrick Burke of Port Henry,
who had been in town for a weeks visit,
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Willmarth and her son, who is a
student at the college, have moved into
Mr.. Otis Abbey's house on South street.
Mr.. Norman Titus. for the past two
years bookkeeper for Bond Bros, re-
turned on Tuesday to his home in Port
Henry.
Mr.. George Hammond went Monday
to Boston. He is to be away two months
or more on business for an agricultural
implement firm.
Miss Rena Avery, pupil in the
Moody school at Northtield. Mass re.
turned to her work on Monday. after a
ten-days' vacation.
Prof. Z. C. Bryant arrived home
Tuesday from Boston, Mass, and Man.
chester, y. H., where he had been for
brief visits to friends.
Mrs. Emma II. Button started on the
noon tram Wednesday for Washington,
where she will pass some weeks with heI
son, w. II. Button, Esq.
Miss Grace L. Ware has taken the pos
tion of cashier and bookkeeper in the
store of Calhoun q Stewart and began
her work on the lst inst.
Mrs. Harry Hale set out on Monday
for her home in st. Paul, Minn. She
had been at her brothers, Col. A. A
Fletcher, through the winter.
Mr.. Carl Abernethy, who had been
here since December, returned on Tuesday
to Chicago TO resume his former position
with a tailoring firm. Mrs. Abernethy
will join him soon.
Mr. George Champagne, who gradu
ated recently from the dental department
of the university of Pennsylvania, wen
on Tuesday TO Toledo, o., where hC
is to begin practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Towne arrived
home from Long Lake. n. Y, on Friday
On their way out of the woods, Thurs
day, they had sleigh ride of 20 miles
and during the trip saw deer, raccooI
and innumerable partridges.
Mr.. 5. f. Fox has been in town tn,
past week to get his effects ready for re
moval to Brooklyn, n. Y, whittier hi
family will go next week. Mr.. Fox Il
in the employ of the Fairbanks Seal
company at its New York office.
Mr.. F. d. Cloyes, who has been witt
Mr.. F. A. Bond as clerk during the las
three years, left for Boston by the nOol
train Monday. He has accepted tn
position of assistant to the manager o
the Boston Molasses company and bega
his work Tuesday morning.