Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10
LEICESTER

The auditors met in the Town hall
Friday.
Miss Ida Paddock was at her home
in Pawlet for the weekend.
Miss Reta Aver, who has been
great sufferer for several days, IS I'M
proving.
Charles Hagan, who has been i'll
with a severe stomach trouble, is able
to be out
Several attended the funeral OF Cap
tain Kelly in Salisbury last sunday
afternoon
Miss Julia Capron is not as well at
this writing. She is suffering with
severe cold.
Miss Helen Swinington entertained
Miss Helen Churchill OF Brandon for
the weekend
Mrs. Charles CARRIER is very weak
and is not gaining as rapidly as her
many friends wish
Miss Alice Johnson is at her nome
in Fernville, She has been Obliged to
leave her school indefinitely,
George Ryder is suffering with pneu-
monia. He first developed pleurlSy
which later terminated in pneumonia.
Messrs Aver and Oliver returned
from Boston Friday evening, alter nav
ing attended the ~ E. NJ, J. A. meet
ing.
Robert Cahee, who hurt his foot sew
eral weeks ago, is still unable TO walk
on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills. OF the
Forestdale road were guests OF ms
mother, Mrs. Julia Mills in Ripton, tor
the weekend.
Mrs. Burt Ryder has recovered from
her recent illness, and Nathan is very
well this winter and getting about
nicely on crutches.
Misses Helen Swinington and Helen
Guernsey are boarding with Mrs. Alice
Sprague, and Marjorie Huntley IS with
Mr.. and Mrs, John Churchill
The mid-week prayer meeting was
held at the home OF Charles Hagan
Wednesday evening instead OF at
Frank Tyler's as previously announced
Mrs. Clayton Leno, Mrs. Alpha
Ouesnel and Miss Ruth Cahee are re-
covering from their recent operations
and expect to return to their homes
very soon.
Mrs John Swnington was a VISITOR
in Rutland last week She attended
the county convention OF King
Daughters at the Community house.
Miss Helen Swnington entertained
the Boys and Girls Club at her home
last Saturday. Fourteen were present
Mrs. Harry Huntley, the leader was
present
Mrs. Frank Willis, who has been
very i'll for a couple OF weeks, was tax
EN- to the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rickert Sunday, where she
will remain until she fully RECEIVERS
Mrs. Will Fiske entertained the Will
ing Workers Thursday OF last week.
Several ladies were present and very
ENJOYABLE day was spent with the hos
tess. A bountiiul dinner was served
at noon
The Rev. R. V. Pearce lett Tuesday
for Lynn, Mass, where he will be IN
attendance at preachers meeting and
will also attend the SUNDAY school
convention in that city which Is being
held this week.
Audas Person of Rutland was in
town Monday He was a visitor also
at his farm Tom Foley OF the June
ton will move to the Audas Person
farm March |, Mr. Delorme, who now
occupies the place, is undecided where
he will reside the coming year.
Charlotte the nine months child Of
Mr.. and Mrs Nickle,s died last Satur-
dav and was buried in Rutland the
following Monday Mr.. and Mr.
Nickle occupy the second floor Of The
Dana Aver house and moved there
from Rutland in the early autumn.
The men and women of town gather
ed at the school house in the Nwinng-
ton district Monday evening to talk
about and decide the milk question.
Messrs Barker and Wilson were the
leaders Every man and woman de-
cided to stand by the association to the
finish Many are separating and carry
ing their cream, Others will make but
ter and all will fight until they win.