St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-11-11
LuNENBURG
General Notification by Winners at
the EIection-LocaIs.

the ElcCTlOn-LOcatS.
Lunenburg is proud of the fact
that only one man was nominated
for representative. Judge Kyle T.
Brown, and that the vote was prac-
tically unanimous, only FIVE votes
being cast against him. Rep esen-
tative-elect Brown and the republi-
can local committee showed their
appreciation of the fact by a social
evening at the town hall on Monday
evening when a fine oyster supper
was served to all irrespective of
party and a general Notification fo'-
followed. Messrs. Dale of Island Pond
Reed of Concord, Beattie of Maid
stone and others from out of town
were also welcomed and helped to
make the evening enjoyable by their
presence and rem ks. 1t was an
evening which will long be remem-
bered by the many who accepted the
invitation.
A partial list of figures in the cleo
ton Of last week is as follows: Gates,
1923; Howe, "a; Aldrich, 10; treasur-
ers, Scott, 11S; Mcmahon, 20; sena-
tor, Dillingham;, 1876; Prouty, 20;
representative, K. T. Brown, 1875;
scattering. 8; secretary of state,
Bailey, 119; Root, Fl; Phelps, Z;
audito., Graham, 11S; Hale, IS;
Mitchell, 8; attorney-general, Bar
Der, 11S; Senter, 1; Gibson. 8; con-
gresham, Dale, 1923; Reardon, IA;
Metzger, 9; county senator, Reed.
118; Foss, 1S; first assistant Judge,
Norton, 11S; Marsh, Is, progressive.
Z; second assistant judge, K. T.
Brown, 1923; Morrison, IS; prog es-
sive, 6: Judge of probate, CARL, IA;
democrat, IS; progressive, z; states
attorney. Powell, IA; democrat 10;
progressive, Z; sheriff, Beattie, 118;
McGTegor, IS; prog essive, 9.
Mothers Day" was observed by
Mrs. Pierce and her pupils of the
village primary room on Friday af-
ternoon, the pupils showing some Of
the general work which is being
done, interspersed with recitations
and songs. The mothers who accepted
the invitations which were written
by each pupil to his or her mother
were very pleasantly entertained.
Miss Marian Ramsay of Wells |
River was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Bell at South Luz
nenburg.
The auction at the Porte- Smith
farm last Wednesday was well at
tended and the goods brought good /
prices. The farm was not sold. K. |
T. Brown was the auctioneer.
The annual inspection of Howard |
w. R. C. will be held Nov. IT. Mrs.
Helen Bonette of St. Johnsbury is
the inspector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Thompson have /
moved from Mrs. Florence lodges
house to the tenement in K. OF
Balch's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter re-
Gently visited relatives in Went
worth. N. H.
Mrs Homer P. Stanton of Danville
spent pant of last week with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Bell at
South Lunenburg.
Miss Julia Brisson of East Ian
FASTER was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hill.
Murray Dodge of Troy visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dodge,
asst week.
The entertainment given by Miss
3eulah Gladys Powers of Boston,
lnder the auspices of the CongIega-
ionaI Ladies Aid Society on Sat
lrday evening, was much enjoyed
" the large audience who gathered
n the town hall to listen to her and
Ter accompanist. )
Miss Abernethy who has been at {
)r. B. eitling's for several weeks, re- q
urned to her home in st. Johnsbury
n Tuesday of last week. t