St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-12-20


Woodavilc. y. H., were in town Thurs
day evening on business.
Il. III. LaDucer OF st. Johnsbury call
cd ON friends in town Thursday.
Or. T. Cricshcr OF Boston is here in
town TO attend the funeral Of Jacob
Soloman ut West Burke.
G. l.. DischeweauX of Lowell, Mass,
was Il business visitor in town Friday.
+. Wright and s. Duffy of Boston
were business visitors in town Friday.
John 4. Sades of Albany, \. Y, was
i'm town recently on business. Mr.. Sades
travels for the Pathe News
y. +. Rugglcs went to IIardwick
Friday to attend to some business af-
fairs Of his.
Esther Ball of West Burke is work
ing FOR Ellcgcnia Andres of this place.
Mrs. Milford Long has been taken
70 the Brightlook hospital at st. Johns
bury for an operation.
Mrs Harry Leach recently visited
IN East Burke at DR. Roots.
Mrs Frank Leach was Il recent Wis
tor IN East Burke.
Fred NJ. Campbell has returned
from Littleton, \. H., where he has
been on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer IIolbrook
are rejoicing over the birth Of a seven
pound baby girl born Friday morning.
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Pownd and
daughter, Crystal are visiting at East
Concord, VT, at Mrs. Pownd's broth
| er, Lewis Stockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Trip have NOV
ed from the Mrs. Guild tenement into
the Idc block.
The December meeting Of the Lyn-
don Union club was held last Friday
evening at the Universalist church
with an excellent attendance, and un-
der the auspices Of the educational
\ committee, Miss Eliza Allen, chair
man. The speaker Of the evening,
Prof. James McConaughy of Dart
mouth was introduced by Principal
4 0. y. AIathcwsOn.
The Red Cross circles Of this vicini-
/ ty aided By the willing workers Of
/ East Burke have prepared box of
! surgical dressings for the Rumanian
4 Red Cross, which was forwarded last
/ week This is a part of the work of
/ the Vermont chapter i'm response to
! an appeal to the American Red Cross.
1 The next meeting Of the Lyndon
! Vile Red Cross and friendly aid cir
! Gle win be held at q. a. r. hall on
| Dec. rs.
The Girls Industrial club met with
4 Mrs. Rose Allen Monday evening, the
/ hostcsses being Mrs. John Breathe and
! Miss Daiglc. A yellow luncheon was
served Of jelly with whipped cream
! i'm orange cups, orange cake and wa
] fcrs, or;.ngcadc fancy candies and pop
corn brittle
Wallace Robinson OF st. Johnsbury
was in town Wednesday night.
j w. Laundry Of St. Johnsbury was
IA Il 1.
Thomas EGglcston Of Rutland VT,
is in town visiting for several days.
Mrs. NJ. Hcalcy Of Barton is in
town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Chamberlain
called on friends in St Johnsbury
| Wednesday.
Mrs Nj. e. Dudley ana daughter,
Madlyn, were at Lyndon Thursday on
! business.
A well attended meeting Of the priv
| ing club was held at Or. Browns last
! Friday evening, and much enthusiasm
was shown at the prospect Of another
/ successful season. There are lot
! Of horses in all classes that arc eX-
| pectcd to be on the speedway this
winter and as soon rs enough snow
! comes to make good track the sport
| viii start The club has rented
DOM in the Rugglcs block in which
| future meetings viii he held.
| Lyndon Institute Notes
! MathcWson House and Home Cot
! cage viii be closed during the Christ
| mas vacation.
Leslie Morse will spend the Christ
/ mas vacation With his aunt, Miss Our
/ lam Of Lyndon.
School closed Friday for the Aggie
! school and Institute ana two weeks
| vacation will be enjoyed by all.
! Ralph c. Curricr goes to his home
| n Lexington, Mass, to spend his
| Christmas vacation.
Milton Macdonald HAS gone to his
| homo in Boston, for the Xmas vaca-
| ton.
Harry Reed will spend the Xmas
| recess in WiHamstown, VT.