St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-10-20
LyndOnYille.
A Good List of Lectures Arranged for this
Winter CLUB Meeting Tomorrow Night.


Winter.-CluD Meeting Tomorrow Night
The prospectus OF the Lecture Course
is now in preparation and promises tc
give an attractive list of entertainments
The lecturers are the famous DR.. F. w
Gunsaulus, John c. Bowker, who will
give an Illustrated lecture on Portugal,
and DR.. Cathall, great favorite in the
West, who will speak on Abraham
Lincoln There will be an entertain
ment by Laurant, one of the best OF
magicians, and concert by the Whitney
Brothers Male Quartet.
The next meeting of the Lyndon Union
club will be held in the Gable hall Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock. The meet
ing is under the charge of the forestry
committee, and there will be an illustrat-
ed lecture by the State Forester, A. F.
Halves. The gentlemen are especially
invited to this meeting.
Lyndon Institute Wins.
The Littleton High School football
team drove over Saturday. and sustain
ed defeat of Is to at the hands and
feet of the newly organized Lyndon In
stitute team. The home boys distin-
guished themselves by some very good
playing and have every promise of be-
coming strong players. A dance in the
Gable hall enabled the young people to
celebrate their victory.
E. M. Campbell and E. J. Blodgett
took a motor trip to East Haven, Fri
day, to settle a fire loss for the Union
Mutual ms. Co. The property burned
was the barn of George Spencer and in
volved loss of $2229, including the
barn II cows several pigs and hens,
beside hay, grain, farming tools, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds of Eden are visit
ing their daughters, the two Mrs.
Ruggles, and their son here.
Rev. Robert Wilson, formerly of Bethel,
and now missionary in Shanghai
China, gave mostinteresting lecture on
his work in China at the Episcopal
church Sunday evening.
Miss Christabel Brown was in Lexing
ton, Mass, last week, and gave readings
there
Mrs. Emily Wetherbee of Montpelier
recently visited her brother, George
Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Griswold return
ed last week from their wedding trip and |
are keeping house on Main Street.
Miss Marguerite Robinson has engaq-
ed for year with the Beck entertain
ment company of Boston, and expects to
leave this week for her work. Her head
quarters will be at the Westland Hotel,
in the Back Bay.
Mrs. Dudley Carleton of Newbury is
spending few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Wilcox.
Mr., and Mrs. Leroy Howe have been
entertaining their son, Albion Howe
and his wife from Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Prescott have
been taking short trip to Boston.
Frank Thompson has moved from
Mrs. Camps house on Main street to-
George Rlnes tenement at Lyndon Cen
ter
Miss Jessie Carr has been visiting at
North Stratford, P. Q.
Harley Fisher of Lexington, Mass,
has been visiting his brother, Charles
Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stuart of Win
chester, Mass, have been visiting his
father, Charles Stuart, for a few days
and Mrs. Stuart, who is still at Bright
look Hospital. Last week they took
motor trip to the Mccall place at Ian
caster
Miss Estelle Gronberg visited over
Sunday with friends in St. Johnsbury.
Fred Gorham and family from New
bury took an automobile trip here last
week to visit his brother.
Ernest Drown of Barre was in town
last week i'll his motor car, stopping
with his father, Alfred Drown.
W. l. Powers has returned from his
western trip and Mrs. Powers has also
returned from Boston and from a visit
to Northampton, where her daughter
Theta is now in Smith college.