St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-08
LyndOnYille.
Ora SpauIding, Engineer, Had Foot
Crushed-SociaI and Personal
Notes.

railroad YARD mere dIISA- |
noon while standing by his engine,
which was moving slowly He slip
ped in some way and fell under the
wheel, which passed over his foot,
crushing it to a pulp. A physician
could not be found in town, so ne
was hurried at once by motor TO
ST. Johnsbury. His foot was ampu-
tated about three inches above the
ankle at Brightlook hospital, where
is now remaining he Is nephe"
of Albert Spaulding OF this place
Friday was the first bargain day
advertised by the merchants here.
and the results were satisfactory to
all concerned.
Frank Tinker opened his dane
ing school under the auspices OF the
Village Improvement society ,Satur-
day afternoon with a children
class from Alb to 6. He has an eve
ming class to be followed by SOCIAL
which is open to the public.
The Educational committee of the
lyndon Union club of which Mrs. A
Merrill is chairman, invited all
+he teachers from the town schools,
lyndon and Lyndonville graded,
lyndon Institute and Agricultural
school, the members OF the school
boards, the supervisor, all with nus
bands or wives, to an old. Iashloneu
party was held in the Grand Army
Hall which is most attractive IN It's
new finish and furnishings. About
IA were in attendance and enjoyed
a number of lively games. A charm-
ing feature of the program was
dancing by eight children, Henry,
Charles, Carolyn and Vienna OAR
ling, Jack Cheney, Bernice F1sher,
Flavia Folsom and Hayden Allen |
HoTn New XII
who is now stopping in town, has
made a special study of some Ola
English Folk dances and kindly con-
scented to drill the children in lew
of these. With the assistance OF
Miss Alice Campbell at the piano
the children gave several Oh th90e
dances in costume, in most ue
lightful manner. refreshments VI
sandwiches, coffee and cake were
served from the dining room. Al
fer these, dancing was enjoyed Tor
the rest of the evening, many or the
guests kindly furnishing music from
the piano.
Fred Wilcoxs twins, Luther and
Luthera, have been quite Ill the pass
week, as has also Mrs. wilcox
aunt. Mrs. Hattie Brock, VINO Is
staying with her.
An excellent supper was served III
the gymnasium Thursday afternoon
nv the ladies of ST. Peters church.
Mrs. H. c. Wilson entertains the
Christmas club this afternoon at her
home.
The Mothers Circle held pleas
ant meeting Tuesday evening WIN
Mrs. w. H. Parker. The subject VI
the evening was "Story Telling and
an interesting talk was given by
Miss Hills, with readings ana mu-
sic. .o,.
Mrs. w. c.. Gerry has returned
from Wheelock, where she went TO
care for Mr. Gerry's mother, during
a recent illness.
A. E. Gallup, who has been work
ing in the garage, has gone nome
to Gallup Mills to nurse an injured
Miss Myrtle Aldrich of West
Rurke spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. HYDE of Maiden, Mass, has
been the guest of Mrs. John Murch
for the past ten days. She return
ed to Maiden Sunday, accompanied
nv Mrs. Murch, who will spend lew
months with her daughter MIS-
William Lumbert, in Everett, Nass,
The Congregational Lao1es Az Al,
society will meet with Mrs E. Z:
Graves on Thursday afternoon OF
this week.
Mrs. J. M. Murch gave a small
whist party to eight ladies in honor
of her friend, Mrs. Hyde, who has
been visiting her.
A bazaar will be given by the
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school pr!
mary department in the vestry Fri
day and Saturday next, Nov. 10 anc
II, There will be fine muslca
program in the church Friday even
ing. 11o,,,
ard Thomas were in West BURKE
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Humphrey
formerly of this place, have purchas
ed a residence in Pasadena, Cal.
The auction sale of seats Tor Tn
lecture course was held Wednesda.
evening. with a good attendance
The Lyndonville military band play
ed and DR. HIM. Smith auct1one'
off the seats. Season tickets SOLE
we'll and the premiums for seat
brought lin about $50 extra money
The first entertainment come
Thursday evening of this week,
concert by the Festival Artists
= o1lite a number from the Rebekal
1odea here attended the distric
meeting at Wells River Friday even
ing last.
Springfield, Mass, this week to spen
some weeks with her sister, Mrs
Carrie Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown an
Wallace spent Sunday with MI
Browns parents at Orleans.
Mrs. E. c. Monroe of Beebe PAN
P. O., is a guest at R. A. Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lincoln speI
Sunday at Newport.
Mrs ]. NJ. Spencer was at New
mort over Sunday to visit Mr.
Lorne Downey and her little daugf