Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-01-19
N. S. FOOTE
BatteII Block, Phone 900
Middlebury, Vermont.
LEICESTER.

Lester Simpson, Il former resident, i
very Ill with pneumonia at his home il
Forestdale.
Mrs Truman Townsend who has beer
suffering severely with her eyes, is i'm
proved,
Frederick and Alice Johnson, LaNerna
and Willis johnson, Polly Anna Elem
ing and Doris and Leigh Schroeder are
very i'll at their homes, being unable &c
attend school for several days.
Mrs Hattie McAlister is suffering with
an attack of asthma. She is at the home
Of Mrs Lenora Morse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams visited
friends on East street on Tuesday, M
Williams is somewhat improved but still
very lame with rheumatism.
Mrs, Frank Clarke entertained several
friends on Monday evening.
Mrs, May Aver and son Joseph were
guests last week of Mrs. Barber in Bran
don.
I The cottage prayer meeting which was
to have been held at the home of Chaun-
cey Clarke last Thursday evening, was
postponed on account of the cold
weather
Rev Harvey kickert, former resi-
dent of Fernville, has gone to the Soldiers
home in Bennington, Mrs Rickert and
daughter are in Brandon.
Mrs. Lenora Morse is i'll with grip and
tonsiItis.
The Blair family is moving into the
Seymour house, which was recently
vacated by the Bly, family,
Miss Inez Aver was unable to attend
school last week on account of Illness
but has resumed her studies this week.
Harley Fletcher has purchased the
property in Salisbury, now occupied by
the Tatro, Chase Co.. Mr.. Fletcher will
purchase some of the stock now in the
store He is assisting there at present
but will not take possession until April
lst
Mrs. Burt Ryder and son, Nathan were
guests Friday and Saturday of Frank
Ryder at the Basin farm.
Mrs. Gertrude Stoddard of Salisbury
was week end visitor of Mrs. Samuel
Capron.
Frank Aver came from Montpelier on
Friday and remained over Sunday with
his family
There was no service Sunday at the
Pentecostal church. The morning SER
vice was postponed on account of the
rain and in the evening Mr.. Ploof carried
the people to Salisbury to the revival
service.
Hiram Rickert is caring for Moses
Ferson, who is still unable to leave his
bed.
Robert Cahee drove to Brandon Fri
day evening and carried load of young
people from the Baptist church, to Whit
ing, where they were entertained by the
young people.
District Superintendent Bennett C.
Douglass visited the rural schools the
first of the week. Mr.. Braley accom-
p 'ned him.
Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Ellis were
guests, last Wednesday of Mrs. Al. Keller
in Brandon.
Archie Lamorder of Salisbury is NOV
ing his household goods to Charles Far
meT's.
Miss Mary Murray, daughter of Joseph
Murray of the Junction was married to
Heman Bissette of Sudbury last week
Wednesday in Brandon, by Rev. Father
Cray. They will live in Sudbury.
Frank Aver accompanied by Mrs.
Aver, returned to Montpelier on Monday.
Mrs Aver will remain during the week.
Mrs. Burt Ryder was called to Bristol
by the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
Dryer. The burial was on Monday in
Bristol.
Mrs. Austin johnson received a mes.
sage saying that her grandfather, Mr..
Gould of Goshen, died suddenly at his
home Saturday morning. Mr.. Gould
was about 100 years of age.
Fred johnson of the Forestdale road is
caring for his son-in-law, Lester Simpson.
Mrs George Lenert returned on Sat-
day from Ferrisburg. where she has been
for the past two weeks, with her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Cuson. Mrs. gibson
is somewhat improved.
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