St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-22
LYNDON.
Village officers Chosen at Annual
Meeting-Gossip

Meeting-Gossip.
At the annual village meeting held
last Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected: Moderator, E.
E. Bailey; clerk, E. B. Bradshaw;
trustees, Dan Paris, Alex Aldrich, E..
E. Bailey, L. w. Gray, John Stafford;
auditors, Edd. Bonner, Ernest Cur
rier, G. B. Newell; collector, L. w.
Gray; treasurer, George Gour. 1t
was voted to raise 40 cents on a dol
lar to pay expenses the coming year
also voted to abate the poll taxes of
the firemen.
Thomas Bradshaw who has been
living with his daughter, Mrs.
c. K. Hodge, has moved into the
Hubbard house recently vacated by
Mr.. Wallace.
Mrs. Frank Watrous was called to
Sutton by the illness of her daught-
ter, Mrs. Melvin Berry.
L. D. Hall has been engaged to do
team work during the new building
at the railroad shops, Lyndonville.
Mrs. Chester of Ascot, P. O., is
visiting her son, Clifford Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. E. G. Morse son
Leslie, and Miss Ethel Morse spent
Sunday with A. F. Morse at Passump-
sic.
The Ladies Aid meets this
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. I.
L. Hill.
Miss Agnes McGovern has been Wis
iting Mrs. w. T. McGovern for few
days.
Dan Paris has been quite i'll the
past two weeks with the grip.
E. E. Grants people are to move
soon to Rochester, N. H. II. H. Holt
on of Lyndonville has rented Mr..
Grants house, and will move here
soon as vacated.
Shepherd Pomona Grange, No. g.,
met at Enterprise Grange Hall last
Wednesday, evening. The program
was carried out by State Lecturer
E. H. Hallett and consisted of read
ings by Mrs. Archie Goliath, Mrs.
Fannie Fisher and Miss Bertha Sal
man of ST. Johnsbury Center, fol-
lowed by a discussion "HoW Does In
creased Membership Benefit the
Grange" J. w. Page was admitted
as a new member.
William Bowker and G. T. Walter
have been appointed as deacons of
the Congregational church to fill the
places of DR.. L. w. Hubbard and S..
S. Mattocks.
The young people of Lyndon in
vite any one to an entertainment in
Guiding music and play keeping
Peggy at Home" followed by a social
hour and promenading at Mechanics
Hall, April /.
Sylvia King is ill threatened with
pneumonia.
The children of the Garden class
including % were invited to visit the
agricultural school at Lyndon Center
| last Saturday morning. They were
| n NV DT0f
Merrill, who took them around the
dormitory, from there to the black
smith shop, where the students were
learning blacksmithing. also carpen-
! try work in the same building. From
there they were taken to the chapel
room of the Institute where they
were given very interesting talk by
Prof Merrill on gardening.
| Frank Heath was operated on at
Brightlook hospital last Thursday for
| hernia Mr.. Heath is comfortable at
this writing.
| Enterprise Grange is invited to Wis
it the Passumpsic Grange at Pas
sumpsic March %.
The Grange is to give a sugar
party at their hall Friday evening.
During the evening Mrs. John. B.
Chase will give a talk about her trip
| in the Holy Land last winter This
will be a very interesting talk and
it is hoped there will be a good num-
Der present.
The people who took part in the
ttO1d Maids Convention recently
given by the Daughters of Liberty,
are invited to a sugar party in
Mechanics Hall Thursday evening.
George Morse, brother of Amos
Morse, of Orleans, has rented the
vacant rooms of E. c. Morse and will
move there soon.
George Charron and family re-
turned Monday from Montreal.