Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03
LEICESTER NEWS


Mrs, Carrie Vale was a guest OF
Mrs George Cahee recently,
Master Reginald Person spent Sun
day in Middlebury with Kelsey Nash
Miss Rhca Conner Of Albany is
spending several days at the Grant
home.
Herbert Ryder Tr, who has been
seriously i'll is improving though still
very weak.
Miss Exile Morse returned from Bos-
ton on Sunday She will later re-
turn to Boston.
George Memo who has been very
seriously i'll is much improved and
able to be out
A Koppel of Rutland motored to
Charles CARRIERS on Sunday where he
was a guest for the day
Miss Inez Aver has returned from
Whiting where she visited Miss Eta
Rawson for several DAYS
Mrs. Anna Dwyer and daughter,
Mrs. Brown of Middlebury were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Ryder last
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morse have
gone to Barre after spending the sum-
mer with his mother, Mrs, Lenora
Morse.
Arthur Paul has returned to Rhode
Island after spending a couple of weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oliver in
jerusalem.
Hugh Jennings is able to be out
after being confined to the bed for
several days with an attack OF i'll
digestion
Mrs. A. N. Farmer of Rutland who
has spent a couple of weeks as the
guest of Mrs Hiram Morse has re-
turned to her home
The Leicester Girls club sent fine
exhibit of garden vegetables, canned
goods and needlecraft to the Addison
County Fair on Tuesday
Miss Iva Landon came from Flor
ence Monday morning to care Tor
Mrs. Landon's family and home dur
ing her stay in the hospital.
There will be a meeting of the Farm
Bureau at the home of MIR. and Mrs
Frank Stone at the Junction on
Thursday evening September
Dustin Jordan a former resident is
visiting at the home Of Audas Person
He is also spending sometime with
his aunt Mrs. Frank Seymour.
Master Rohan Swinington is great
sufferer from asthma He has been
i'll for several weeks and a physician
has been called several times.
The marriage of Fred Person OF
town and Miss Mona Kennison oc-
Cured on Wednesday the 25th at the
home of the bride in Montpelier.
Mrs Edward Sturtevant of Sche-
nectady, N. Y, who with her family
is at her aunts Mrs. Flora Williams
is much better and is gaining each
day
Mrs, Mary Person was taken SC
seriously i'll Sunday at noon that q
physician was summoned, She is now
more comfortable but unable to be
out.
Joel Ouelch recently lost a very
valuable work horse, one Of his S6OC
work team which he purchased OF
lanes Douglas in Cornwall sometime
since.
Mrs Harry Ramp and daughter
Dorothy of New York City who art
with Mrs. Foley at the Junction wcrt
greeting friends at rhe Corners or
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sabrina Roberts recently On
tertained Mr. and Mrs. John Thorn
ton and Mrs. Marie Badlam of Rut
land and Mrs Woods and daughter
Eve of Brandon
George Lennert who has been ser
iouslv i'll for several weeks is not i'm
proving and on Monday DR.. tsta
brook took him to the Mary Flet
cher hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs c R. Jennings ant
Mr. and Mrs Roy H Cole and daugh
ter Alice were business visitors II
Chittenden on Wednesday They wer'
also guests of Mr. Wetmore.
Mrs. Carl Barker entertained or
Friday, Mrs. Clayton Jones and dau
ghter Pollyanna of Sudbury, and Mis-
Katherine Griswold OF Cornwall spen
several DAYS at the Barker home.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Landon aud sol
and daughter, Mrs. John Landon an'
the Misses Sarah and Josephine !ev
lit Of Florence were recent guest
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Landon.
While Lawrence, Young son OF MI
and Mrs. Herbert Oliver was iced
ing one of the horses from his righ
hand the animal bit off the end O.
the index finger The wound wa.
Immediately dressed and he IS doln9
we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Sparks enter
tanned last Thursday Mr. and Mrs
Frank Clark Of Philadelphia, Pa
Mr.. Clark will return on Monday
Mrs. Clark will remain at the home
of her cousin Frank Johnson for some
time
Last Friday noon Mrs Edward
Landon was taken very suddenly ant
seriously ill.,. On Monday accompani
ed by her husband she went to thu
Mary Fletcher hospital The opera
ton was successful though very ser
ious. She is resting comfortably
Mrs. Herbert Fletcher entertained
at dinner Sunday in compliment OF TIT
birthday of her husband and ther
granddaughter, Miss Alta Johnson o