Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-23
LEICESTER.

Mrs Ted LaDam is Improving from a
recent attack Of purisy,
Miss Lena Gee went on Saturday to
visit her father Allen Gee at Mrs, Az
bert Summers in Brandon.
Miss Flora Durant left last Saturday
for Middlebury where she will spend her
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Everts,
LaVerna and Willis Johnson will
spend their vacation with their grand.
mother, Mrs Frank seymour
T.. c. Dickerson is able to be out after
being under the doctors care for several
days,
Donald and Joseph Racholder are bet.
ter from their attack OF grip but are now
suffering with measles.
Word has come from Mrs Roy Wells
of Stowe that her mother, Mrs. Clement
! j Brown, has been confined tO her bed
nearly a month. Mrs. Brown was an old
| resident Of Leicester Several wears ago
She was stricken with blindness. The
sympathy Of the community Is extended
/ To- her
The willing Workers. held their reg
/ ular fortnighty meeting with Mrs
Laura Hooker on Thursday, a luncheon
+ was served at one o'clock.
Miss Grace johnson is improving from
her recent attack Of appendicitis, She
expects to resume her duties in the
Fletcher store IN Salisbury soon.
Mrs. Darwin johnson is confined to
her bed with complication Of diseases.
DR.. Baker of Brandon is attending her.
Mrs. Helen Brownson remains about
the same.
Mrs Lucina Austin who has been the
guest of her niece, Mrs Moses Dudley
has returned to Brandon She will leave
for an extended visit in the State Of Iowa
very soon.
Allen Swinington has severe attack
of asthma.
MIR. and Mrs. Reginald Hooker cele
brated the fourth university of their
marriage on Tuesday, by giving a dinner
to their immediate relatives. 1t was
very pleasant affair.
The Rev. William Marsh who was a
guest at the parsonage last week left for
Bangor, n Y, on Friday, where he holds
revival services for several weeks.
George johnson has returned from
North Adams, Mass, where he was called
by the death of his brotherin law.
The Doners, who have been occupying
the Wetmore house on the ForestdaIe
road returned to their home in Shore.
ham last week,
Harry Foley of Dummelston, Mass.
who was called here by the serious con-
dltion of his father returned on Friday.
James Foley who has been very i'll
with pneumonia is slightly improved,
Lewis Baker, of Spring Grove Camp
grounds, was a guest of his niece, Mrs.
Moses Person, last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker will come to Leicester for the
summer,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Capen of Forest
dale were guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Aver last Sunday.
Clayton Knapp of Rutland is with his
parents at the Corners, where he is very
sick with pneumonia.
Miss Sara Horton of the Corners was a
weekend and Sunday guest of the Misses
Wilson.
Miss Exile Morse is home from Proctor
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Harry Ramp of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foley.
Mrs Audas Person who has been con-
fined to her home with the grip is able
to be out.
There are many cases of grip in town
this winter The doctors are all busy.
The Rev. Myron French is much ina
proved from hi s recent attack of grip
and will occupy the pulpit in the Brick
church Sunday morning at the ususal
hour at which time every member is re-
quested to be present.
Miss Dorothy French is in Brandon at
the home of DIR. Baker for three weeks.
Miss Ruth Stewart of Walnut Park |
Stock Farm, remains about the same. |
DR.. Cray of Brandon is attending her. |
MIR. Stewart is much improved.
John p. Stanley, former Leicester |
boy and now in Saratoga Springs, is bet
ter than when he left here last fall, |
though very weak yet Mr., Stanley was
poisoned by mercury poisoning while in
his mines at Virginia City, Nevada some
time ago.
The Fernville school closed on Friday.
There was IA registration of IA pupils and
an average attendance Of mere than II |
though there was much sickness around. |
Lena Gee received no absent or tardy /.
marks Marvin Johnson was absent but /.
one day.