Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-08-06
LEICESTER NEWS
(Mrs. AIlce ]. Fiske. COrrespOndent. ;,

in Rutland last week lie returned on
Thursday,
Albert Paul of Rhode Island is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Oliver
Mrs. Frank Durant returned from
Boston on Friday. She remains about
the same,
Mrs Peter Wilson is entertaining
Miss Margaret Donnely of Burlington
for a week.
The Misses Pfeflercorn of Boston
are guests of Mrs Herbert Oliver for
several weeks.
Mrs, Myron French spent last Fri
day in Brandon as the guest of Mrs.
lone Horton.
Forest Aver and Zera Robert motor
ed to Rutland Wednesday last to at
tend the circus
Miss Grace Johnson is home from
Lake Bomoseen, where she spent sew
eral days in camp.
Miss Phoebe Shedrick returned from
Whiting Saturday evening where she
has been for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Laporte of For
estdale were guests of relatives and
friends the first of the week
Mrs. Stephen Sparks, who has been
suffering with a severe nervous trouble
for several weeks, is improving.
The Rev. and Mrs. Tom Adams
motored from Chester last week and
were at the NAPLES" on Friday.
Master George Cahee went to Rut-
land last Friday to spend his vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kerry Taylor.
Mrs, West and daughter, Mrs. Law
renee, are at the Mountain Spring hotel
to assist in the culinary department.
Mrs. Eliza Mohan and grandchildren,
Florence and Thomas NOLAN of Proc
tor are visiting at Edward Mohans.
Mrs. Alice Eggleston and brother,
Clarence Gale of Cornwall, were guests
of their brother, Robert, on, Sunday.
The willing Workers" of Fernville
sent wonder box to Mrs Stephen
Sparks who is still unable to be out.
Mrs Edward Landon was in Rut-
land last Monday to consult an oculist
as she is suffering much with her eyes.
Robert Barker of Hinesburg was a
recent guest of his mother Mrs. Moses
Person and his sister, Mrs. Audas Fer
son.
Mr. and Mrs. N, H. Jennings and
sons motored to Pittsford Friday, |
where they were guests for the day with
friends
The mid-week prayer meeting which
was held with Mr.. and Mrs. Audas Fer
son last Wednesday evening was we'll
attended.
Mrs. Robert Guernsey and daughter
Helen, of the Junction, who spent last
week in Rutland, have returned to
their home.
Mrs John Shambo and son George,
accompanied by two daughters and a
nephew, were recent guests of Mrs.
George Cahee
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Landon entertain
I'd at Sunday dinner Mrs. John Lam
Ion and sons, Jack and Fred, and other
guests from Florence
Mr. and Mrs. c. R Jennings, Mrs
Kate Dodge and Miss Fanny Ryder
to Whiting, Shoreham and
on Friday.
Mrs. Mary Person, Mrs Julia Baker
and Miss Beatrice Person motored to
Hinesburg Saturday for a couple of
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Capron and
laughter Lillias motored to Lake
3omoseen last Wednesday where they
we're guests of friends for the day
Parsons Chatfeld. who has been in
Granville assisting his son in his farm
work, has returned and will occupy his
lone which he recently re-purchased
Mrs Roy H. Cole entertained as her
,uests on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs E.
/. Richardson of Warren and Mr. and
Mrs c. E. Newell of Springfield, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Brammon of Hartford,
conn. arrived in town Monday and
viii spend several days with Mrs.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
adam.
Martin Wilson and sister Anna of
erusalem, went to Burlington last
Monday to remain for several days
With relatives. Mr.. Wilson is much
Mrs. Samuel Capron entertained as
er guest last week, Mrs. Orson Briggs
f Brandon. Mrs. Briggs is a former
esident, having lived in Jerusalem for
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Ploof and five !
hildren enjoyed a carriage drive to
Proctor and Rutland last week. While :
4 Proctor they were guests of Mr.. and ,
1rs. Clarence Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Horton and son,
Bobby, and niece, Elizabeth, of Hart
ord, Conn, are visiting Mrs lone Hor-
on and daughter Sara Last Saturday
he Horton family motored to Sudbury {
o spend the dav at Eugene Horizons
Mrs. George Lennert is recovering
rom a very serious and sudden attack 81,
I Indigestion. When first taken she
ould scarcely move or speak, but in
few hours her condition changed for !.
he better and she is now about her
uties.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. English, who a '
ew months ago purchased of Parsons
hatfield the farm which he then oc- ,
upied and which they have recently 7
old back to the former owner, have !