St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-11-29
LyndOnyiIle

\ was home for tho Weekend with his
/ parents
Russell Bailey Of ST. Johnsbury was
10 town the weekend visiting.
Supt. I.cavcns was ia \orth Dam
/ Vile visiting The schools
Albert stone was i'm East Concord
recently visiting his sister. Mr.. and
1 Mrs T.. A. Nichols
Miss Ruth Burpee was in St. Johns
| bury the latter part Of last week Wis
| ting
Mr.. ana Mrs Fred Round We're in
/ Barton the Weekend.
Last week Mrs VI. L. Dudley re-
ceived "a box OF oranges and green
lemons from Florida.
Mrs w. a. Heath. formerly Of this
place who Wen, to Winter Haven. Fla,
( was in Gown last week. she was cali
ca back home by tho death OF her
mother who lives in Groveton, y. II.
The Mothers club win hold their
annual Christmas social i'm CobeTs
&all, Dee. ., at 500 pm.
Eleven new members were taken
into the racket club Saturday night.
Dan Hubby, VINO has been working
in the railroad shops at Billcrica
Mass. for the past two or three years,
has returned To- Lyndonville and com
myuccd work i'm tho shops here or
Monday.
J. L. Webster has returned home
lf-Cr visiting in Massachusetts anu
New hampshire for several weeks.
Edgar Hart was visiting in West
Burke recently.
Ted Whesten was a business visitor
IN West Burke recently.
Raymond Harris Of St Johnsbury
was ia town the first OF the week.
G. l.. Stuart has closed his home for
the winter and is spending "a few days
in Boston.
Mrs. Harley CoWlcs and daughter
have joined Mr.. Cowlos here and are
occupying tenement i'm the Webster
house on Elm street
Mrs Mary Cote has returned to St
Johnsbury after spending severa,
weeks here.
Bruce Wakefield has been home
from Sherhrookc to DO a few days
hunting, Bruce and sherman arc
employed in "a munition factory in
Sherhrookc.
Edwin Carpenter Of Ramsay n. J.,
Is spending short time in town
Paul Cheney is at home for q few
days, having recently returned from
the Mexican border where he was
with co. b. Massachusetts cavalry.
Clayton Fisher, Il chemist ut one
Of the Du Pont Powder companys
plants i'm New Jersey. is visiting at his
homo horc.
G.. w. clark was in Boston the first
Of the week
Fred Sawyer visited his mother,
Mrs. Charles Sawyer, and his brother,
Guy Sawyer, at Barton the first of
last week.
Harry Drake has come here from
Coventry and has employment here. !
Letters have been received from w |
a.. Heath telling about his trip from |
Lyndonville to Winter Haven, Fla, !
Ivy automobile. They We're on the |
road. II days. making a little over !
$500 miles. ana had q very enjoyable |
trip.
Last Sunday night about IS mem |
bers Of the Racket club met at the |
home Of Mrs. +. J. Blodgett for a |
social evening.
Tho Rcbekahs are to give a series |
Of whist parties at odd Fellows hall |
beginning Friday evening Of this |
week. These are open to the public |
Arthur Cioary Of Worcester, Mass |
is at his home here for the Thanks |
&
Mrs. e. G. Quimet ana sons are Wis
iting in Swanton
Homer Gustin was quite badly IN
jured at the railroad shops Tuesday |
morning
Judge Harland p. Howe of ST |
Johnsbury has the sympathy Of many |
friends because OF the death of Mrs. |
Howe last Sunday.
InstitutC Notes
j. y. Van Burke is making an ice |
boat for out sido work in the agricul- |
tural department.
Miss Mildred Gordon returned to !
school Sunday after a weeks illness.
Saturday night birthday party was
given to Miss Durgin, the matron of !
the dormitorY. she was presented |
with a tea set
Ruth Ilougnton spent last week end
with Miss Mildred Smith at Barnet
Harold Phillips of the Aggie school,
spent the weekend with his parents
at East Burke.
Or. r. r. Clark and Prof. DaytoA.
of the agricultural school were IN
Montpelier last week to attend the an
uual New England fruit show.
Arthur BodwoH recently spent a few
days With friends and relatives in
East Ryegate.