Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-22
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

! The Misses Emma and Gertrud,
Kingsley Of Middlebury have been Wis
ting their grandmother Mrs. Emily
Kingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cushman anl
Dr. and Mrs Earl Cushman nave gone
on an automobile trip for a week
They will visit Tconderoga, n Y, anc
later tour through the Ad.rondachs.
Nelson A. Goss, who injured hi.
hand badly at the marble mill about
four weeks ago, has returned from Proc
tor Hospital where he received treat
ment
Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Nc
Farland and the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. W Bacon, left Monday for
a two-weeks vacation at Shattuck Cot
tage, Long Point, North Ferrisburg
Dan Mason, son of Mrs. Maud o.
Mason of Hepburn Hall, IS at Cam
bridge, Mass, where he is taking post
graduate work at Harvard in chemis-
try, preparatory to teaching chemistry
at the College this fall
Mrs. Dora Wing and son, the Rev.
Charles Wing of Baltimore, and Ma
dam Hathaway, who have been spend
ing the past four weeks at Fairlee Lake,
are at Prof. and Mrs L. J Hathaway 5
on South street.
Mrs. Noble A. Brooks and daugh-
ter, Vera, motored to Newport, r. L,
this week, accompanying home Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Brooks and their mother,
Mrs Lizzie Brooks Of Newport who
have been visiting their cousin, Noble
A. Brooks.
Miss Mable Mead, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Mead OF
Case street, returned this week to Mid
dlebury having resigned her position
as stenographer for the Vermont Mar
BILE Co.. in Proctor.
Miss Claribel Sheldon of Orleans,
former head Office nurse at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital in Burlington has
this week been the guest of Miss Mar
jorie Martin, a former class-mate OF
hers at the nurses training school at
that hospital
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Frank Bartlett, his brother in-law to be,
were mixers from Middlebury Gap to
the Lincoln Warren Pass on the Long
Trail last Saturday and Sunday, hav-
ing greatly enjoyed the experience in
the mountains They spent the night
at the Emily Proctor Lodge.
When John Higgins retires as pro-
prietor of The Addison, probably the
latter part of next month, as reported
in The Register last week, his son,
Michael Higgins plans to return to
Butte, Mon, where he has an interest
in a hotel known as D'AuchA and
where he spent a year in 1851
Lieut. and Mrs. Glenn R. Town
send of Williston, North Dakota, and
Mr.. and Mrs Ephraim H. Crane OF
Brattleboro are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Crane, the entire party
leaving tomorrow for Burlington for
the annual outing of the Vermont
Press Association on Lake Champlain.
Prof. Raymond H. White, left Sat
1rday by automobile to join his wife at
Camp Abena, Belgrade Lakes, Me,
after having spent several weeks as
student of Spanish at the Middlebury
Summer Session. Prof. A. R. Davis of
the Chemistry Department at the Col
ege accompanied Prof. White to his
home in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Wells |
motored last week to Montreal, and
finding the roads excellent from that |
city to Quebec, they continued to the !
latter place. A thrilling aviation ex-
hibition was going on there in connec-
ton with a Canadian fair * the time.
Mr.. Wells declared that the trunk lines
in Canada were in excellent shape this
year and were being much appreciated |
Dy tourists.