Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
LEICESTER

with the grip.
Miss Exile Morse returned to Bos-
ton last Monday.
Mrs Michael Mayhem is much i'm
proved from her recent and severe
illness.
Regular summer rain Tuesday eve
ming with thunder and lightning &C
comparing
Miss Margaret Cahee came from
Sudbury last Thursday evening for the
spring vacation.
Len Slader and family OF the juno
ton have moved to Sudbury to the
Jones tenement.
Mrs. w. Flemming was taken very
i'll Monday evening She has m at
tack of influenza
Rev. r. " Pearce was guest Tues
day OF the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hill OF Forestdale
c. R. and n. H Jennings were bust
ness visitors in Middlebury and
Brooksville Tuesday.
Miss Ida Paddock returned Sunday
from Pawlet where she spent her two
weeks recess at her home.
Miss Margaret Landon is i'll. Her
physician advises that she remain out
Of school for the remainder of the year.
Mrs, Seguine and son have gone to
New York after having spent several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Carl Bar
ker.
The Misses Margaret and Ruth Ca
hee are visiting in Rutland for a week.
They are with Mr.. and Mrs. Kerry
Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilbur have
moved from George Johnson's home
20 their farm, recently vacated by
Frank Mills
George Johnson; Clayton Jennings
and Charles Johnson were in Rutland
Wednesday to attend a district meet
ing Of Listers.
All the students who are attending
the Brandon high school are enjoying
weeks vacation. The school reOpens
next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Hooker and
son, Hayden, have come from Pitts
lord to live with George Johnson at
his home in Fernville.
Mr. and Mrs. Shortsleeves returned
i-om Ticonderoga last Thursday, after
having spent several weeks with their
daughters and family.
Charles Hagan is making good pro-
gress toward a speedy recovery. He
attended Sunday school for the irst
lime for several weeks
Last Wednesday many Of the men
attended the Dairymens meeting at
the town hall in Whiting. Mr. Church
ii of Middleburv was present.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Sparks enter
tanned Ned Barker of Weymouth,
Mass, last Saturday. Mr.. Barker has
spent several days in Brandon and Lei
cester
Nathan Capen of Goshen occupied
the pulpit in the Brick church last
Sunday. Mr., Capen will preach here
the second, third, fourth and fifth Sun
days of April
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills have
moved from the James Wilbur home
on the Forestdale road to Mr. Horn
heck's tenement in Sudbury Mrs
Mills will work on the farm,
The many sugar camps in this COM
muntv that have been "hoiliug down
since early in the season, are about
ready to close The quality OF the
maple syrup and sugar is fine.
The schools i'll town reOpened Mon
day morning after a recess of two
weeks There are the same teachers
except in the Jerusalem school where
Mrs Carl Barket will resume her du-
lies again as teacher
Mrs. Harry Foley and sons came
from Bernardston, Mass, Friday to re-
main with Madam Foley for a couple
Of days Later they went to Burling.
Ton to visit Mrs. Foley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Stoughton
The Willing Workers met the 10th
with Mrs Fred Johnson of the Forest
dale road for an all day meeting. Sew.
eral members were present. Dinner
was served at noon by the hostess
The next meeting was with Mrs. Tee
Ladam Thursday.
Mrs Herbert Oliver very pleasantly
entertained the ladies of the Farm Blu
rcau and invited guests Wednesday Of
last week to an all day meeting. The
occasion was very happy and profit.
able Many pairs of sheets and pillow
slips were made and sold, besides other
sewing being done.
Inasmuch Circle Meets
The Inasmuch Circle held an all day
-......, J.. ,arlnuaun lugt | brvS-