Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Mrs. E P. Cushman spent Satur-
day in Burlington
p. J. Hill of Burlington is a. bust
ness visitor in town
Fred Dean of Boston is spending
several days at The Addison
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Champagne
of Burlington have returned to town
Willis n Cady is spending several
days in Washington, D. c, on bust
ness
Mrs L. ]. Hathaway was a week
end guest Of Miss Helen Harlow of
Rutland
Miss Katherine Hammond is con-
fined to the house with an attack of
the mumps.
H. Ray Hall, Middlebury College
Is, was called to Bennington Tuesday
by the sudden illness Of his aunt.
Mrs. George Cobleigh of Maiden,
Mass, is in town on a visit of several
days with her mother, Mrs. Byron
Fleming.
Mrs Theodore Dukett is at the
home of her parents in East Fairfield,
called there by the serious illness of
her mother.
DIR. P. L. Dorey and P J. Hincks
were delegates to the State Convention
of the Knights of Columbus, held in
Burlington this week.
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs B C. ingalls, at her home
in Wallingford Monday She is sur
vived by her husband, three sons, a
sister, and one brother, c. P. Smith Of
Court street.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black have
moved from the Bentley house on
Pleasant Street to a tenement at the
Middlebury Marble quarry, and Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Shores have moved
from the Prescott house on Elm street
to the Bentley house.
Captain H. w. Congdon, an archi-
tect at IS Broadway, who has done
more mapdrawing among the Green
Mountains than any other one man,
was a visitor in Middlebury this week,
on his return from Mt. Mansfield where
he had been working on new trail.
Captain CQngdon is General Secretary
of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, in
which connection he was visiting Mid
dlebury to inspect the local chapter,
lanes Barron AN employe of the
Middlebury plant of the Vermont Mar
BILE Company, had the last three fingers
of his left hand badly crushed while at
work helping to load a car Friday, his
hand being caught between two large
blocks of marble DR.. P. L. Dorey was
called and Barron was taken to his
home on High Street when DR.. 5. 5.
Eddy was called. The fingers were
badly crushed that the doctor had to
amputate them at the second joint.
An organ recital will be given in
the college chapel, Tuesday evening, /
June third by Miss Marguerite Dyer
of the College Music Department. The
following program will be given; Cho-
ral Bach; Overture, William Tell,
Rossini; Piergynt Suite, -four parts
Grieg; Moonlight, Elert Minuet, Boo
cherini; Grand Choeur, HOllins. Miss !
Dyer will be assisted by Miss Gladys /.
V. Upper of Montpelier, who will be !
heard in Italian, French and English
Songs.
Joel J. Lamere of Ludlow and John |
A. Gordon of Barre will take up &C !
tive work next week in behalf of the !
War Savings Campaign in Vermont /
counties, including Addison. Lamere is ,
here as a former student
at Middlebury College, and he and |
Gordon are among a number OF young !
men who have just completed a four
weeks course in a school for field sec
retaries OF the War Savings Campaign.
Educational work in thrift which is |
already under way, is to be further ex-
tended so thoroughly that the people
will see plainly the value OF War Saw
ings Stamps as a systematic form of
investment.