St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-04
LYNDON.

Thanksgiving dinner with their mother
brothers and sisters, at LyndonVille
Mrs. E M, SWEET and hurry SWEET went
and Mrs. Sam Stoddard George Thomp
son and family came up from Ely to take
their share Of the turkey at Capt. I. S
Thompson's; Wells Quimby and wife
went to Alvah Beldens at West Con
cord to spend Thursday and Mrs. Mary
Bowker visited her sister at Kirby; S
W. Brown came home from West Derby
to spend Thanksgiving and lew days
more.
Ira Ainsworth is at home from Mount
| Hermon.
l. H. Hall was in Canada on business
trip last week.
Mrs. Bowditch of St. Johnsbury has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Colley, a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Lille Everett OF ST. Johnsbury re-
turned home Tuesday, having spent a
week with her sister, Mrs. J. g. Hadley.
Charles and Alonzo Ingalls, and their
wives started Tuesday for their winter
home in Florida. They are accompanied
this year by their mother, Mrs. Mary
Ingalls,.
Miss Honora Wimarth started Tues
day to spend the winter with her daugh
ter, Mrs. c. E. Bulls at Springfield,
Mass, stopping on her way at North
ampton to visit several relatives.
Miss Durham OF East Concord spent
MI nf a. &
daughter, Mrs. E. C.. Morse.
Frank Stevens has had the misfortune
to injure both hands slightly and infam.
alton has set in, causing them to swell
and give him good deal OF pain.
Mrs. Cornelius Coleman, who has been
speeches. and nearly helpless for two or
three years from the effects of a paral-
ytic shock, trip d upon a rug and fell
heavily last Wednesday, breaking her
hip. AS her age is about Is years, little
hope is felt that she will ever recover.
The family have seen much misfortune
and are deserving OF the sympathy of
every one.
Percy Stiles of Nova Scotia is quite i'll
with lever at l. H. Halls. E. A. Davis is
caring for him.
Mrs. Arnold Aldrich is very i'll with ner-
vous troubles and rational only small
portion of the time. Except when under
the influence of strong opiates she fire.
quently requires the attendance of three
persons. Her mother, Mrs. Davis Of
Underhill, is with her.
Rev. Mr.. Farren and wife were sur
In l. IN, l, ~.
appearance of quite a number of their
parishiobers. who carried turkey, vege-
tables OF all sorts and everything re-
CURED to furnish fine Thanksgiving
dinner.
y Frank Waters accidentally got bit of
steel in his eye Saturday which flew from
wedge with which he was splitting
wood. He is being kept in dark room
and there is some fear OF his losing his
sight.
Miss Gertrude Phillips has gone to
Sheffield to teach school. The town
schools Of Lyndon, generally, began
Monday. Miss Angie Hunter teaches at
Mount Hung-r, Mrs. Horace Jones at
Red Village, Miss iida Wiley at East
Lyndon, Miss Bessie Hopkins at Cold
h Ii, and Miss Lena Eastman in Mos
quito district.
George Brown has moved from the c.
NJ Chase house on York street, to Lynn
donville; L. B. Bodgett also moves this
week from Mary Knapp's tenement to
Lyndonville.
Singing school will continue Monday
evenings at the Methodist church under
the direction of H. H. May. The attend
ance is very large with a good proper
ton of adults. There are many fine
voices among the children and young
people.
The adjourned business meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church is held tbs afternoon at Mrs.
Lamonds.
The monthly business meeting of the
Epworth League will he held Thursday
evening alter the usual prayer-meeting.