St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-01-17
LyndOnVille
The Quarantine Raised and Schools
and Churches Reopened-Per-

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sonaIs.
Hip, hip, Hurrah! The Quaran-
tine is off and the trouble is over,
by authority of the State Board OF
HEALTH And not case of small
! pox in Lyndonville, owing to the
care and precautions taken. The
Lyndon people will have to keep
quiet little longer, but will prob
ably be all through and doing bus
mess again by February. The happi-
est man in town is r. S. Story, pro-
prietor of the Star theatre, who
got the news just in time to put on
big Saturday matinee. The graded
school reopened Tuesday and the
Institute Wednesday. Miss Hills re-
turned from Washington to open
the library on Tuesday. All the
churches resumed services Sunday
At the Congregational church was
given the musical service which had
been prepared for the Sunday before
Christmas, very fine program of
vocal and instrumental music. 9th
er religious and social affairs will
be resumed as planned, and it is
thought danger is over.
Fred Steinhour and family have
vacated their tenement on South
street, stored their goods and will
board at Hotel Lyndon this winter.
E. J. Blodgett and w. 1. Powers
spent the last week in New York
attending the automobile show at
Madison Square Garden. Mr.. Powers
purchased a 1912 model Franklin
car for his own use the coming sea-
son. Mr.. Blodgett remained over
Sunday with his brother, w. J.
Blodgett, at Thomaston, Conn.
Mrs. H. L. Parker spent several
days last week with relatives in
Littleton and Whiteield, N. H.
The remains of Mrs. Norman Mac
Donald who died in Orleans last
week were brought here for burial
and funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon in the Congregational
church of which she was a member |
Mrs. Macdonald, whose maiden |
name was Carrie Quimby, was a ma
tive of this town, and had lived |
here most of her life. She leaves
a husband, daughter of IA years, |
and an infant few days old. In
terment was in the family lot at |
Lyndon Centre.
A social dance was held in Cables I
hall Saturday evening under the /
auspices of Sherrer's orchestra.
Story's picture srow for the ben
eft of the base ball team, will be
held as planned, in Music Hall, this |
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William LOOMS has moved |
into the upper tenement of her
house on Main street, and Edwin
Daniels family have moved into the
tenement downstairs.
Mrs. Francis Jewell and daughter
Ruth, former residents here, have
gone to California, where they ex-
oect to make their future home.
Mrs. Kate Smith has come
10 live with her sister in the house
belonging to Mrs. Nancy
Darling.
George Pierce takes the place of
B. ]. Campbell as night station
agent.
Martin B. Laid and his son, Ger
I'D, have been visiting their old
home at Island Pond. Miss Helen
add has been spending few days
With her sister at White River
Junction.
With Mrs. Sarah Gray at West
, VI nc u4IIA4 0OnOO1 C-OPCAO0. 1
Arthur Bean has purchased a
arm in Burke and moved his family
here.
Mrs. Sarah Morse is visiting her
lister, Mrs. Mary Belden, at East
burke.
Kingsley Mitchell has just had an
peration for an injury to his leg,
aused by recent fall.
ChorIoc HaIo hos hno0 nlIifn i'll for
everal days from the effects of vac
nation.
Willis Conner is going to move to :
Mass, the middle of :
february, where he will have
barge of that end of the Lyndon 4,
lille Creamery business. His place :
ere will be taken by Albert Rice. !
Albert Stern has gone to Mt. !
,lemens, Mich, to take treatments :
or rheumatism. On his return he
7ill stop in New York City. 5
Miss Maud Lavely is working at
herman A. Squires. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christopher {
ave been visiting relatives in :
Iroveton and Woodsyille, N. H.
Mrs. Della McDuffee has been {
listing in Marshfield and st.
i,
Michael Ploud has closed out his !
usiness on the East Burke road :
Nc moved onto East street.
Allen Hunter is cutting ice on :
lily Pond this week
Charles Hoffman is out again af-
Pr a fall which injured his leg.
Harry Silsby was in Boston last
eek on business. +
Mr. and Mrs. E. A Cook recently
listed relatives in Glover
Mrs. H. W. Lyster entertains the
hristmas club this "wednesday :
fternoon and the regular drawing y
f the Christmas gifts will be held. !