Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-21

Mrs. II. G.. Ellis and son of Washing
ton, ID. c.. are In town to pass the sum
mer with relatives.
Prof Brainerd Kellogg of BROOKLYN ar
rived In town Wednesday afternoon and
is at the Addison House.
Mrs. John w. Thomas and child of
East Orange, n. j., are guests of Mrs.
Thomas parents. Prof. and Mrs. Seely
Mrs. II. B. Haselton of White River
Junction Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mary Foote, and other relatives in
town.
Master Hal Richmond of Mortified is
here to pass the summer vacation with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
Jackson.
Mrs. Kate Stapleton of New York. a
sister of Mrs. j. II. Sargent, is at the
Logan House. She is very i'll with con-
sumption.
Prof aud Mrs. Samuel Sheldon and
Mrs. Sheldon's sister, Miss Putnam,
came up from Brooklyn yesterday and
are at Mrs. NJ. b. Sheldon's.
F. d. Ticknor, son of Mr. Caleb Tick
nor of Great Darlington, Mass, was a
guest at Mr.. b. 5. Beckwith's the last of
last week and the first of this.
Col. and Mrs. s. A. Illsley of New
York are at the Addison House. They
Will remain here week or ten DAYS and
then 60 to Manchester for the summer.
Mr.. G. f. Pinney and DR.. Noble passed
Saturday in Ferrisburgh, guests of Mr..
=. A. Chapman. They devoted most of
the day to fishing for pike, and had good
success.
Mr.. Egbert Starr of New York has
been the guest of his sister, Miss Starr,
the past week. Mr.. Starr will leave to-
day for home. July 6 he is to sail from
New York for Europe.
Mrs f. f. Swift of North Adams. Mass.
Miss Miriam Noble of Riverside, Cal,
and Mr.. w. A. Wilcox of Washington,
d. c., were guests of Miss E. n. Wilcox
from Friday till yesterday.
Miss Edna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. f. IIigley, who has been studying
instrumental and vocal music in Berlin
for two years and half, will sail for
home from Hamburg the Both inst.
Miss Susan S. Brewster invent to New
York on the noon train yesterday. She
will sail for Europe Saturday with a
party of young ladies', school friends,
who will spend three months in travel
under the guidance of a teacher from
Elmira, n. Y.
Rev. George NJ. Rowland, wife and
two children were expected to arrive
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Row.
lands mother, Mrs. Goodrich, in West
Salisbury. Mr.. Rowland graduated
from the college here in 1888 and has
been engaged in missionary work in
Japan since 1886.
Mrs. VIM. p. Nash of New Haven and
her sisters, Mrs. X. w. SWEET of Chelsea,
Mass. and Miss Fidelia Jewett of San
Francisco, will sail from New York for
Europe next week Thursday on the
steamship Fuerst Bismarck Mrs. Nash
and Mrs. SWEET will return in the fall.
but Miss Jewett will probably remain
abroad a year or more.
Mr.. w. w. Wood was called Saturday to
I.igonier, Ind, by atelegram announcing
the serious Illness of his infant child.
Mrs. Wood and the child went TO Lyon
Ter, Mr.. Woods old home, three weeks
ago for an extended visit. A telegram
received by one of Mr.. Woods friends
Tuesday said the child was likely to re.
cover. 1t has pneumonia.
Mr.. II. E. Wells, who graduated from
the college year ago and has since
been assistant professor of chemistry,
and MIR. Earl l.. Cushman, a member of
this years graduating class, will go to
Europe the last of July for further study
MIR. Wells will study chemistry and Mr.
Cushman philology and English itera.
ture. Both will enter the university OF
Strasburg.