Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-10
VERMONTERS ABROAD.
Men Whom Our State has Furn-
ished for Many Localities.

ing list of Vermont people who are
residents of other states, and who are
rejecting credit upon their native state
We notice the following from Addison
county, or who have graduated from oul
venerable and popular college, and con
sequently were residents here for a
time:
Healy c. Akeley, Minneapolis; lum.
Der merchant; born Stowe.
Charles E. Atwood, New York; spe.
cialist in nervous diseases; born Shore.
ham.
Louis w. Austin, Washington; physi.
cist United States bureau of standards
born Orwell.
Samuel w. Boardman, Bloomfield N.
j.; Presbyterian clergyman, educator
graduate Middlebury College, 1861; born
Pittsford.
Josiah Burton, Jr.. Boston; lawyer,
lecturer on legal topics, author legal
works; born Addison.
James d. Butler, Madison, Wis I;
educator; graduate Middlebury College,
1885; born Rutland.
Reid L. Carr, lawyer New York city;
graduate Middlebury College; born Mid
dlebury
Gertrude B. Darwin, Washington !;
prominent in Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution and educational work
born Middlebury.
Francis B. DEMO, Bangor, Me-; pro-
fessor Old Testament languages and lit
erature, Bangor Theological Seminary,
author; graduate Middlebury College;
born Enosburg.
Rufus G. Flagg, Berlin, N. H.,
Congregational clergyman, president
Ripon College 1S92-1901; graduate Mid
dlebury College 1869; born Hubbard
ton.
Calvin B. Hubert, Dennis, Mass
Congregational clergyman, president
Middlebury College 1850: born Shell
don.
Henry w. Hubert, Bangor, Me-; pro-
fessor ecclesiastical history Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary; graduate Middlebury
College, 1879; born Sheldon.
Frederick R. Kellogg, New York; cor
poration lawyer; born Middlebury.
William Pitt Kellogg, New Orleans
United States senator from Louisiana
1852 and lS77-S3, governor of Louisi-
ana 1S73-76; born Orwell.
Frank H. Knowlton, Washington;
palaeontologist United States geologi-
cal survey, professor botany Column
bian University 1SS7-96; graduate
Middlebury College 1884; born Bran
don.
Charles F. Langworthy, Washington:
associate editor Experiment Station
Record author scientific works; gradu-
ate Middlebury College; born Middle
bury.
Albert D. Mead, Providence, R. l.,
professor comparative anatomy Brown
University; graduate Middlebury Col
lege, 1890; born Swanton.
Charles NJ. Mead Boston; Congrega-
tional clergyman, author religious works;
graduate Middiebury College, 1856; born
Cornwall.
Cyrus S. Merrill, Albany, N. Y; pro-
fessor diseases eye and ear Albany Medi-
cal College; born Bridport.
Levi P. Morton, New York; banker,
minister to France 1SS1-S5, vice-presi-
dent United States 1SS9-93, governor
of New York 1S95-96; born Shore
ham.
William H. Porter, New York; presi-
dent Chemical National Bank: born
Middlebury.
Silas G. Pratt, New York; musical
composer, principal West End School of
Music; born Addison.
Harry F. Severens, Kalamazoo, Mich.
United States judge sixth judicial cir
cult; graduate Middlebury College, 1857;
born Rockingham.
Samuel Sheldon, Brooklyn; electrical
engineer, professor of physics and cleo
trical engineering Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute, author technical works; gradu-
ate Middlebury College.
Elijah B. Sherman. Chicago; lawyer.
president National Delta Epsilon Fra
ternity; graduate Middlebury College,
1860: born Fairfield.
William Smith, Pelham Manor, n. Y,
brigadier. general United States army,
retired; graduate University of Vermont;
born Orwell.
Francis H. Stoddard, New York; pro-
fessor English literature New York Uni
versity; born Middlebury.
Henry H. Vail, New York; publisher
and editor of school text books; gradu-
ate Middlebury College, 1860; born Pom
fret
Ezra j. Warner, Chicago; whole.
sale grocer, chairman board of direc-
tors insurance corporation; graduate
Middlebury College, 1851; born Mid
dlebury.
George NJ. Wright, New York; law
yer; graduate Middlebury College, 1874;
born Orwell.