Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-06-16
NEW HAVEN

Children's day will be observed next
Sunday.
Miss Pauline Partch is at home for
the summer
W. H. Partch has been quite ill
with lumbago.
DR.. and Mrs Weston spent the week
in Burlington.
/ Mrs. Lawrence Abbey is gaining at
ter a severe illness.
Mrs Beaman Of Fairfax is a guest of
Miss Mary Doud.
Mrs Charles Everts and son are in
camp at Long Point.
Mrs Clyde Hoffnagle and son were
in Burlington recently.
Mrs. James Davis was in Burlington
Sunday to see Miss Page.
Russell Langdon is recovering from
a light case of scarlet fever,
Z Mrs Ira Everest and Miss Flora
Derby are at the Everest cottage at
Long Point.
I Lightning struck Henry Dimmock's
house last week but fortunately did
very little damage
Miss Charlotte GOulette and Wilbur
Brown of Middlebury were married in
Bristol Saturday.
/ Miss Marianne Landon was in Mid
dlebury Monday and Tuesday to at
tend commencement
/ Charles F. Squier of Chester is Wis
iting his mother Mrs Elizabeth Squier
and brother, A. c. Squier
The Misses Holcomb Of Middlebury
College were the weekend guests of
Miss Beatrice Benedict
Mr. and Mrs John Caldwell of Flor
ence have a son born June s. Mr.. Cad
we'll formerly lived here
Miss Grace ProvonCha of Middle
bury College was the weekend guest
of Mrs Mary H Roscoe
Miss Alice Human has taken apart
ments in Mr.. and Mrs w E. Glenn
ents residence in Middlebury,
Mrs Noble Whitney and son are
spending a week in Springfield with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Brown.
The Senior and Junior classes at Bee
man academy with the high school
teachers and friends are in camp at
Long Point,
Miss Beatrice Benedict and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ring spent Monday in
camp at Long Point with the students
and teachers
DR.. and Mrs. James L. Barton of
Boston called on old friends here last
Sunday, They were in Middlebury for
the Commencement exercises
Mrs. Lillian Mason McEnery recent
ly died at her home in Chicago. She
was the daughter of the late Mr. ard
Mrs. c. W Mason of this town.
Mr. and Mrs Philo Elmer were in
Burlington Sunday to see Mrs Elmer
sister, Mrs. Drolette who is a patient
in the Mary Fletcher hospital
Miss Alice Hayes, Miss Marjorie
Hayes, Miss Emeline Hunt and Hugh .
Atwood of Midlebury attended the
school reception last Friday evening.
Mrs +. NJ Partch left Monday to
spend a week in Boston with her chill
dren, Marcia Winslow and Robert
Partch. The latter graduates from
Boston University
Ward Whalen recently graduated
from the law school at Georgetown
University Mr.. Whalen is the eldest
sui VI 1. L, w Htlcll, d lOIutI gtllldI
station agent at New Haven Junction.
The graduating exercises this year
were especially good and deserving Of
much praise The graduates were Earl
Peck, Nina Lafayette, Lucille Benedict,
Harriet and Charlotte Leach Char
lotte and Earl Peck were given sChol-
arships for entrance to the L. V. NJ
The following teachers have been en-
gagged for the high and graded schools:
Principal, H W Thomas; Assistants,
Miss Edith Barnes, Miss Nina Os-
borne; Sevents and Eighth grades,
Miss Mary Dalton; Fifth and Sixth
grades, Miss Pearl Farnham Third
and Fourth grades, Mrs. Leonard;
First and Second grades, Miss Derby;
Miss Blossom Barnard, River district;
Miss Olive Sumner, Brooksville; Ter
esa Burriee Ryder district; Greta
Barnard New Haven Mills.