Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-08-06
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

MIDDLEBURY LOCALS
Paul Han6eld has returned from
Camp Abnaki.
Miss May Powers of Boston is
VISIT Mrs Lucy Tinney of Wash
ington street
Zephyr Boulia closed his barber
shop during the week for his annual
summer vacation.
Miss Frances Caswell spent the
week as guest of Miss Catherine
Burrage at Crosse Pointe
Mrs, Charlotte Webb Of East
Granville is visiting at the home of
her brother Henry C. Walker.
Miss Nellie Blinn has resumed the
active management of her millinery
business after long illness.
Mrs. Kate Moore returned Mon
day from Lincoln after spending a
week with Mrs. w. A. Lee.
Milo K Moore, Jr, one of the To-
cal letter carriers, is spending his an
nual vacation at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. ]. E. Thompson left Saturday
for Brooklyn, N. Y. after spending the
past month with her mother, Mrs. M.
L. TIden.
Miss Ruth Walker has returned to
Proctor after visiting for several DAYS
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
c. Walker.
Mrs. John E. Stiles has returned
from Morrisvlle where she was called
by the sudden death of her father, S.
R. Bracket
Mortimer Drake and family have
returned to their home in Ticonderoga
after being the guests for a few days
of Oscar Cushman.
Rev. T. !. Leonard, pastor of the
Roman Catholic church, assisted in the
devotion of the Forty Hours in the
Catholic church in Bristol, Monday
James B. Donoway has returned
from several days of vacation spent
with his mother Mrs James Donoway,
in East Ferrisburg.
Charles Williamson of Wevburn
Sask., Canada, is expected to spend the
month of August as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. John Hammond.
Miss Cordelia Woodward of War
rensburg, N. " is a guest of her aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs Nelson Sey-
mour on Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown and fam
lily have moved from the Brown house
on No. Pleasant street to the former
Stone house on Washington street.
Mrs. George Chaffee and Mrs.
Gideon Abbey spent last week in camp
at Long Point Mr.. Chaffee and Mr..
Abbey joined them for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone moved
Monday from the house they recently
sold to the Middlebury Garage Com
pany to their house across the way
on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sheltus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rove C-"oun. Mr.
and Mrs. James Calhoun, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Richardson motored to
Queen City Park last Sunday.
Master Frederick Bissette under
went a minor operation at his home
Tuesday morning DR.. P L. Dorey,
assisted by Miss Mae Brislin, district
nurse, was the operating surgeon.
Mrs. H. A. Buschek from New
YdIk, known sn musical circles as
Mime. Marie de Calve, will sing at
St. Stephens church Sunday. Mrs.
Buschek is spending the summer in
Her husband attends the
Summer School.
Prof. Lewis J. Hathaway has gone
to Montpelier, where he will join Mrs.
Hathaway for a months visit on the
eastern side of the state. During his
absence Miss Marguerite Dyer will be
in charge of the music at the Congre-
gational church.
DIR. and Mrs Philip E. Mellen and
son, Richard, have returned from
outing at their cottage at
Thompson's Point Ferrisburg. The
doctors parents, DR.. and Mrs L. f.
Mellen of Manatee, Fla are in town
to spend two weeks with their son and
family.
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin returned
to town Saturday from New Haven,
Conn, where she had been taking
four weeks course at the Yale sum
mer school. Miss Baldwin will spend
the remainder of the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Baldwin. and in September
will 60 to Middlebury, Conn, as a
teacher in the high school of that city
Rev Ebert B. Holmes, rector of
St. Stephens Episcopal church left
town this week for a months vaca-
ton which he will spend in Lewiston,
Me. During his absence Rev. Alva
E. Carpenter, former rector of the
church, will supply the pulpit at St.
Stephens and hold services each Sun
day during August at and 1915
o'clock. On August S an' % he will
conduct services in the { el at East