St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-01-01
LyndOnviIIe
Christmas Visits and Visitors
Other Personal Items

MI. anu MIS-. C1dElS8 f. " AALCA Vi
Nashua, N. H, were with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thompson,
for the holidays. Mr.. Winter is now
located in Nashua, in the monumen-
tai business. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhett
Scruggs of WoodsviIle, N. H., ate.
their Christmas dinner at the Pleas
ant View House. Mrs. S. W. Mccall
Of Winchester, Mass, spent quiet
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. 5
S. Thompson AdeIbert Eaton of
Boston was with his sisters here
last week and enjoyed a Christmas
dinner with the Campbells and
Cunningham at G. M. CampbelPs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vail and Miss
Katherine spent a quiet Christmas
in New York, and hope to come
home soon after New Years. Ed
McTicar was with his sisters here
for Christmas and was Joined on
Friday by his brother, Robert Nc
Vicar for few days stay. Rev.
and Mrs. Stratton went to Rutland
Wednesday morning to spend a be-
lated but happy Christmas with
and Mrs. John Lincoln spread a
hospitable table Christmas day for
the Lincoln family, including two
LISTERS, four Wilson's and six
Steeles from ST.. Johnsbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Folsom entertained the
Folsoms, Fred and his family, Miss
Amanda Folsom, Miss Ida Pearl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stone from st.
Johnsbury at dinner Christmas day
In the afternoon they had a tree
and party for the Darling children
and other relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Foster spent the week with
relatives in Greenfield, Mass. Ed
ward Cornell went to his home in
Mortified for Christmas. Karl Da-
Wis, Cecil Burns and Harold Ahern
augmented the pleasure of their hol-
idays by trip to Boston and visits
] to friends in that vicinity. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Eldon Irvine and children, Dor
othy and Esther of Stanstead, P. Q.
were at G. B. Hutchinson's for
Christmas. On Thursday Mrs. Irvine
and children started for Quitman,
Georgia, where they will spend the
rest of the winter with her sister
Mrs. J. w. Spain. Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. LETTERS spent Christmas with mel
brother, Frank Stevens at Lyndon
Harry White and family spent their
Christmas with relatives at Aver s
Cliff, p. Q. rev. and Mrs. James
Hutchinson went to Fitch Bay last
week to spend a part of the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Abbie L. Rid
er. Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary enter
tanned a family party at Christmas
including their daughters Mis-:
Maud Cleary from st. Johnsbury
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller from Bur
lington, and their son, Walter
Cleary from Billerica, Mass. Among
the townspeople who enjoyed thei1
Christmas dinner at Pleasant View
House were Mr.. and Mrs. Paige
r Mr.. and Mrs. George Ide, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
I Cree and Miss Frances Cree. Hote
: Lyndon had as guests aside from
l regular boarders, Mr.. and Mrs. f
2 ]. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Web
E ster, DIR. G. G. Waller, Mrs. Charlie
: Denison and daughter, Fred Stein
4 hour and family, G. H. Boswortl
j and l.. T. Hafford Wallace Robin
d son who is working in Groveton, n
t H, was with his parents, Mr.. an
e Mrs. James Robinson for the holi
5 days. Earl and Erma Pierce hav
been spending a part of their holi
r day vacation with their aunt, Mrs
] Walter Wetherbee in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neagle at
n their Christmas dinner with Mrs
: Neagle's parents at Wells River
o Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pyor took
holiday trip to Montreal last week
d Misses Muriel Denison and Allie
II w alker from Woodsville, N. H, wer
with Mrs. Nellie Denison for tn
e holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
b Laid spent their Christmas at A
s mon Smiths on the East Burk
road.
t Mrs. Josephine Carr returned Sat
urday to Taunton, Mass, where sh
n is a teacher.
; Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker an
Mrs Josephine Wilder are in White
field, N. H., today, where they Wi
brothery DR.. Richard Wilder, an
& family.
There is to be a reception at tn
{ Cobleigh library this Wednesday
:. afternoon, which the library com
mittee give to the friends of the in
!. stitution.
Il School begins at Lyndon Inst
: tute Thursday, Jan. 2, and at tn
I graded school, Monday, Jan. 6.
Miss Catharine Emery is spend
n ing this week with her grandmothe
:. in Barnet.
George Wright and wife of Troy
g also Fletcher Kidder and wife c
f Burlington, have been recent guest
at w. H. Wilmarths.
g Mrs. Arthur Carder, whose hus
band was recently killed on the raj
y road, has moved to Glover.
: George Murch, who has bee
working on a steam shovel nea
Greenfield, Mass, has finishe
there, and will work in the railroa
shops through the winter.
r William Campbell has been i'll 70
u a few days, and not able to work, bu
s returned to his work as passenge
!, brakeman Monday.
r Mrs. w. L. Guild returned the las
y of this week from visit to Wobur
: and other Massachusetts, towns. He
It niece, Bernice King, from Evansvill
d will come TO stay with her and atten
d school this winter.