St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-01-14
LYndOnYiIle
The Luther b. Harris Collection To
BE Kept Intact AT The Old
Home-GueSt Night of
The Union Club.

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teres should be kept intact, and that
his sons should have the first Op-
portunity to keep the collection. The
sons have decided to take this orfeI
and the collection will remain COM
plete in the old home, which the old
est son William s. Harris will keep
and maintain as his home. Here no
doubt, it will be possible for those
interested to visit and inspect this
collection.
The Lyndon Union Club will OBJ
serve their annual guest night Thurs
day evening Of this week in Masonic
hall. A very attractive program has
been prepared by the social COM
mfttee. and a pleasant social even
ing is assured. The tickets for mem
hers and guests can be procured at
DwinelIs drug store.
Several changes in the dispatchers
Office here make Mr.. Ahern, who has
been head train dispatcher, train
master, and G. E. Ferguson, is pro-
noted to head train dispatcher.
Among visitors to the Hub last
week we notice Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ahern, E. J. Blodgett and HI. E.
Folsom.
Remember t he concert by the
famous Cathedral Choir, which is
to be given in Music hall this We'd
nesday evening as one of the en-
tertainments in the lecture course.
Mrs G. NJ. Campbell was the hos
tess of the Christmas Club last We'd
nesday afternoon at an especially
pleasant meeting.
The January ball given by the
Village Improvement Society was held
in Music hall, Friday evening, with
a good attendance. The decorations
were appropriate to the season of
winter sports, as described last week.
In one corner of the hall booth
was arranged for serving refresh
ments. The decorations will remain
in the hall until after Gentlemen's
night Previous to the dancing
short and very pleasing concert was
given Selections were sung by the
ladies of the Music Circle chorus,
dredssed in snow shoeing costumes,
by a male quartet consisting OF
Messrs Eaton, Walker, Griswold and
Brown, and a solo by Mrs. l.. 7. Hunt
ley, Miss Burns orchestra also play
ed and furnished excellent dance
music. Village trustee w. H. Parker
announced that by order of the Coun-
ty Sheriff and the Board of Civil
authority, no tango or similar dances
will be tolerated in LyndOnville, and
that the law will be strictly enfOrc-
ed-a decision which was heartily APP
plauded and represents the senti-
ment of the best people of the COM
munity The grand march was led
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Parker, and
the floor was we'll filled with dancers
who enjoyed the inspiring music.
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and waters were served. The gallery
was we'll filled with spectators and
there was good sum added to the
treasury of the society.
The Art Circle held a very pleas
ant meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. G. M. Campbell, the subject of
discussion for the day being Walls
and their decorations.
Mrs. F. H. Davis has gone to
Waterbury for treatment, where she
has a private room, a special nurse,
and is under the care OF one of the
best specialists in nerve and brain
diseases.
Meeting of the Travel Circle will
be held the first Monday of each
month The February meeting will
be on February 2, with Mrs. Grover
Foster.
Mrs. Marine Hastings of Concord
Corner has been stopping at Rupert
Cuttings for few days.
Mrs. Eliza Belden has been visit
ing at Alvah Belden's in Concord.
The Rev. r. H. Moore, pastor of
the Methodist church, preached at
West Burke, Thursday evening wheL
special meeting was held on the
completion of repairs in the Method
list church.
Miss Della Gear has been spend
ing a week with her parents in New
ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown recently
visited at G.. B. Ingalls, in Danville
Homer G. Wilson of this place has
charge of the musical program at
the fourth annual conference of Yer
mont boys to be held at Montpelier,
January 1918.
Juniper Branch Rebekah Lodge,
held their annual installation of Off
GERS in the Odd Fellows hall, last
week, Monday evening. The officers
were installed by Mrs. Heath, d. d.
p, and Mrs. Somers, G. M. conducted
the ceremonies. The hall was prettily
decorated and the attendance was
large. The officers installed are as
follows:-N. G., Mrs. H. A. Darling;
v. G., Mrs. T. L. Wark; H. N. g.,
Mrs. A. L. Finney; P. g., Mrs. Ronald
Bell; c., Mrs. George Wheeler; R. c.,
Mrs. G. S. Butler; F. S., Mrs. w. H.
Wilmarth; W., Miss Ruth Eastman;
c., Mrs. Avery Bigelow; T., Mrs. M.
L. ellison; r. S. N. e., Mrs. Frank
Thompson; L. S. N. G., Mrs. F. S.
Powers; R. S. V. g., Mrs. |. H. Cor
don; R. S. v. G., Mrs. John Stafford;
r. A. S., Mrs. Marion Flanders; L. A.
s., Mrs. NJ. L. Borden; Miriam, Miss
Clara Eastman; banner bearers, Mrs.
N. A. Norton, Mrs. S. G. Garrison,
Miss Grace Carter, Mrs. Herman Car
ter; l. G., Mrs. w. S. Martin; o. G.,
Edgar ID. Brown; pianist, Mrs. Clar-
enc9,. Batchelder. Mrs. A. L. Finney
unsolicited trustee for three years.
Aft.h the cermonies, light refresh
ments were served and a social hour
enjoyed
Mrs. w. A. Densmore has returned
from West Charleston, where she has
been taking care of her sister, who