Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-03-26
LEICESTER NEWS
(Mrs. Alice ]. Fiske, Correspondent

viii Fleming is at his home here
Miss Mona Crowley has returned
from Burlington,
Chester Rawson of Whiting was a
guest of Forest Aver on Sunday.
Myron Eldridge of Middlebury is in
town for several days this week,
Miss Inez Aver is home from her
school in Whiting for the spring vaca-
| ton.
: Mrs. Mary Sparks and Miss Sadie
Horton were visitors in Salisbury last
Tuesday
Mrs. Myron French, who has been
confined to the house by illness, is able
to be out
Master Hayden Hooker has been ill
at his home in Pittsford, but is much
improved.
Darwin Johnson is not as well at
this writing, being confined to his bed
all of the time.
Mrs Julius Alden, at the Corners,
has been very ill with Indigestion, but
is much improved.
Master Chester Ellsmere Ellis visi-
ted Miss Alice Fiake Cole at the
NAPLES" on Tuesday.
Jack Landon and niece, Miss Grace
Landon of Pittsford we're Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Landon.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayes are
spending a couple of weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Reed in Goshen.
Ed. NOLAN has moved his family
from Brandon to Audas Persons farm
recently vacated by Warren Blair
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses and granddaugh-
ter, Ethel Spooner of Fernville were
in Goshen the first of the week at
Frank Mills.
Mrs. Alice Nash of the Corner school
is at her home in Middlebury for the
spring vacation, her school will reopen
next Monday.
Mrs. lone Horton celebrated her
birthday March II. She received
many calls, a post card shower, and
gifts from relatives.
Miss Exile Morse came from the U.
V. M. Thursday afternoon to remain
with her mother, Mrs. Lenora Morse
for the Easter recess.
Mr.. Manley, who has been with his
family at Andrew Doner's for a couple
of days, has gone to Connecticut
where he has employment.
Charles Phelps of Manchester, Conn,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Ploof, has gone to Bran
don to visit his daughter, Mrs. Carroll |
Mayhem
Several from town attended the
funeral of Mrs. Florence Kimball |
Young in Forestdale on Sunday. Mrs.
Young was we'll known in town, being
a daughter of Mrs. Lucy Kimball.
News of the death of Rev. Arthur
]. Myers has been received. His death
occurred at his home in Edgewood,
R. l. The Rev. Myers preached in the
Brick church for two years.
DR.. A. A. Rossiter of Saratoga, N.
Y, brother of Mrs Sabina Roberts of
the Corners, has received word of TIL
sudden death of his daughter, Mrs
Charles Thompson at Fitchburg, Mass,
afternoon. Burial was in
N. Y. Mrs. Thompson
was Maud Rossiter and niece of
Mrs. Roberts and was we'll known in
town where she often visited.
At the meeting of the Tnasmuch
Circle" which was held at the par
sonage last Thursday the following
officers were elected; President, Mrs
n. H. Jennings; vice president Mrs
Ed. Landon; secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Roy H. Cole; corresponding So
rotary, Mrs. Myron French; work COM
nittee, Mrs. Austin Johnson, Mrs Abb
raham Ploof, Mrs. c. R. Jennings;
food committee, Mrs c. R. Jennings,
Mrs. Austin johnson, Mrs Abraham
Ploof,
TIL annual church meeting and cleo
lion of officers was held at the home of
he pastor last Saturday afternoon
Those elected for the following year
or the Sunday School are Superin-
.endent, c. R. Jennings; assistant SUI
Moses Stewart; organist,
Mrs. Roy H. Cole; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Myron French. For
he church; pastor Rev. Myron
French; membership committee, Mrs.
Roy H. Cole, Messrs. Tyler, Stewart
md Eldridge; stewards and trustees,
Messrs. Stewart, c. R. Jennings, N. H.
Jennings, Tyler, Cole, Bly,; ways
md means committee, Mrs c. R. Jen-
lings, Mrs. Lenora Morse. Deacon
sses, Mesdames Jennings and John
on; secretary, Mrs. N. H. jennings
-reaurer, N. II Jenningsv organist,
Mrs Noble Jennings.