Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-06-25
LEICESTER NEWS



in the week, Paul Fields of Salisbury
Myron Eldridge of Mddlebury was
at Clayton Jennings for the weekend
Michael Wilson of Burlington was at
the Wilson home in Jerusalem for the
weekend
Mrs. George Cahee is in i'll health,
suffering with severe headaches much
of the time.
Miss Beatrice Leno of East Middle
bury spent the weekend with Miss
Fanny Ryder
Miss Inez Aver has finished her du-
ties in the Whiting telephone office and
is at her home,
Miss Gertrude Selden has opened her
cottage at the south end OF the lake
for summer guests.
Miss Nellie Wilson Of Jerusalem was
in Burlington for the weekend with
relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery King OF Crown
Point, who visited at Ed. Mohan's last
week, have returned,
Austin Johnson recently visited his
brother-in-law Dan Kilburn and fam
lily, at Lake Bomoseen.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Allard and two
daughters of Bridport were visitors at
Noble Jennings recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fletcher are
entertaining their granddaughter, Miss
Alta Johnson Of Brandon.
Mrs. Fske, Mrs Cole and Alice
Fiske Cole were in Rutland last Fri
day as guests of Mrs John TAFT.
Miss Joanna Dow was in Middle
bury last week. She was accompanied
by her guests, Mr. and Mrs. George
Iffler.
Mrs. Lucina Austin, who has been
the guest of her cousin Mrs Moses
Dudley for a couple of weeks, has gone
to Fair Haven,
Several of the townspeople attended
the picnic given by the Brandon
grange at Warehouses; picnic grounds
at Lake Dunmore.
Eugene Lee of Whitehall, n Y, who
has been the guest of his sister Mrs.
Robert Oliver and family for a couple
of weeks, has returned home.
The Misses Grace and Ruth Landon
of Pittsford are guests of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Landon
They will remain for several days.
Mrs. Kerry Taylor and children of
Rutland have come to visit her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs George Cahee and
her sister and family, Mrs. Ed, Ian
don.
Mrs Fred Conant and daughter
Teresa of Rutland, were guests of her
mother Mrs. Moses Person, and her
sister, Mrs. Audas Person the first Of
the week
Several from here will go to Sails
bury next Wednesday to attend the
reunion of the Noyes family. The
guests are to gather in large tent on
the former Noyes property,
The Misses Margret Cahee and Cora
Mohan Ellsworth Johnson and Evan
Lamorder who attended the Brandon
High School the past year, are at
their homes for the summer vacation.
Forest Aver and his friend Floyd
Martin Of Brandon motored to Ran
dolph last Friday to attend the grad
uatio1 exercises OF the Randolph Agri-
cultural School They returned on
Saturday.
Mrs Carl Barker and two daugh-
tiers, Clara and Josephine, have gone to
Rochester, N Y, where they will be
the guests OF her parents for several
weeks. They will also visit in Albany
and New York City before returning
The farm owned by the late Thomas
Wilson, on the Swinington road, has re-
Gently been purchased by a Mr. Cues
mel The new owner and family will
take possession July 30 He is a
brother of Alpha Quesnel of the juno
ton.
Mrs lone Horton and daughter Sara
will leave today to take up their resi-
denCe in Brandon. They have been
residents of the town all their lives
and their departure will be regretted.
Miss Horton will enter the Collins
Book store July 6. She has previously
served as clerk there
Mrs c. R. Jennings entertained the
"Inasmuch Circle at her home on
Thursday Of last week Twenty
were present Sewing for members OF
the society was the order Of work A
very bountiful dinner was served at
twelve o'clock. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Roy H. Cole, Thursday,
July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Iffler of New
York were guests Of Miss Joanna Dow
at the Corners last week They motor
ed from New York and while guests
of Miss Dow, visited many places
hereabouts Mrs. Iffler will be remem-
bered as Elsie Brown of Brooklyn, who
| cDput about twenty sururarc Of the