Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-21
LEICESTER NEWS

(Mrs. Alice ]. Fiske. CorTespondent)
Miss Inez Aver was home for the
week end.
Zera Roberts was in Burlington for
the weekend
Miss Beatrice Person is improving
and able to ride out.
Mrs Alice Manlev and children have
moved to Brandon.
Mrs John Landon and sons of Rut-
land were at Ed Landon's last week.
Mrs. Fred belong and two children
of Bridport were with her mother last
week.
Mrs. Flora Williams was a guest re-
Gently of her brother in Fort Edward,
N. Y.
w. V. Farr of Burlington was visit
ing friends in town the first OF the
week.
N, NJ Bradley of Rutland was at
Mr. and Mrs Ed Landons on Wednes-
day
Ned Sparks was in Shoreham Tues
day to attend the funeral Of Andrew
Doner
Mrs. Harry Huntley of the Junction
was a business visitor in Rutland last
Thursday.
Mrs Sara Horton attended the fu
neral of Andrew Doner in Shoreham on
! Tuesday.
! Pa1son Chatfeld went to Granville
last week where he will remain for
several days
Mrs. Alice Nash has returned after
spending the week end at her home
in Middleburv.
Mrs Moses Person is confined to her
led suffering with erysipelas She is
with her daughter Mrs Audas Person.
Mrs. Stephen Sparks, who has been
confined to the house bv illness is much
improved.
Mrs Frank Durant of Fernvlle was
in Boston last week where she under
went another radium treatment.
Mrs. Howard HAYES and daughter
Helen of Middleburv, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs Roy H. Cole for the
week.
Mrs. Julius Alden is suffering with a
severe attack of Indigestion Mr.. Alden
is very much better and is able to care
for Mrs Alden
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Cunningham
went to Brandon Friday afternoon
where they were guests of relatives for
the weekend.
The Rev French has moved from
the farm recently purchased by Iohn
Wilbur, to the parsonage. Their daugh-
ter Dorothy, is with them.
Mr.. Gosslin Of Shoreham has Dur
chased Mrs. Kate Farmers farm and
belongings. Mr. Gosslin will not take
possession until December
Moses Stewart lost valuable horse
last week. one OF his work horses
which he recently purchased from
Noble Sanford in Middleburv.
Mrs Grace Sparks Canton returned
to her home in Gardner. Mass. Thurs
day after spending a couple OF weeks
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs Stephen
Sparks at the Corners.
Guy Doner, from Shoreham, was at
his home last Saturday, being called
here by the death OF his father Andrew
Doner Mrs. Doner was in Brandon
visiting her daughter Mrs. Clayton
Bennett last Friday, returning Satur-
day evening.
There was a large attendance at the
Farm Bureau meeting which was held
at Peter Wilson's last FRIDAY evening.
County Agent Churchill and Miss Full
Ter were present Supt. of schools, NJ
A. Sturtevant of Brandon was a guest
and gave an interesting talk on the
Rural Schools Refreshments consist
ing of cake and coffee were served. The
next meeting will he held with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert GUERNSEY at their
home at the Junction Thursday eve
ming June TO-
Andrew Doner a highly respected
citizen, died at the home OF his daugh
ter Mrs CLAYTON Bennett, in Brandon
last Saturday morning at ten o'clock.
He had been i'll only ten DAYS He was
at his own home at the Corners dur
ing the first of his illness but in order
to be nearer medical aid he was re-
moved to Brandon Mrs Doner. tohugh
in feeble health was with him at the
time of his death. He was seventy
twi years Of age on Nav IA. He
leaves a wife and wife children to
mourn his loss beside a hos of friends.
The funeral was held from the Congre-
cation church in Shoreham Tuesday
morning the 18TH the Rev. Simmons
officiating The bearers were Charles
and Guy Doner, Clayton Bennett, Tom
Loyer, Fred belong and L. Slayter.
Burial was in Lake View cemetery.