St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-12-06


home from visiting at her brothers
over Thanksgiving.
Karl Davis has returned to his
school at Mortified. VT.
Leslie Morse has returned home
from a visit with his uncle, Alfred
Morse Of Passumpsic.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Chase were in
Barnet last week for Thanksgiving at
r. b. Chase's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Donahue of West
Burke were business visitors in town
| Saturday.
Chas. Lee of Orleans was in town
Saturday on business.
| Mrs. Farmer and son, Roy spent
| Thanksgiving in Island Pond with her
daughter, Gladys.
| Madam Healey OF Barton was in
town today doing resident work.
Miss Dora Barber is home spending
a few days with her parents.
| Frank Whitney and family have re-
turned from Wheelock. where they
! spent Thanksgiving.
Antonette Daigle is working in Far
rar's restaurant.
! Mrs. B. G. Morrison is in Stanstead,
| p. G., for a few days.
Mr.. ]. Z. Hatch and daughter Ruth
Hatch, from Warren, n. H. are in
| town visiting rs son, Mr.. r. w. Hatch.
/ Augustus Coates visited his sister,
| Mrs. Dow of st. Johnsbury the week
end.
| Lynn Sanborn of ST. Johnsbury was
| in Lyndonville Saturday.
| Mrs. Joseph Mcdowell from Lancas-
| ter, N. H., is in town visiting for
| few days.
! Howard Mooney has finished school
and is working in Morse's store at
Lyndon.
| Dorcas Ryer has finished school on
account of the sickness of her mother.
| Back in school again and with a
| good attendance. Every one is ready
! for work now and will work until our
next vacation which comes at Christ
| mas Everyone is looking forward to
! that two weeks.
| Regular meeting of the Jenny Lind
| Council, d. of L., on Dec. s. Special
4 business to be brought before the
| council and a social hour after the
! meeting.
! The Pythian Sisters will hold a re-
/ hearsal on Saturday, Dec.2. All MEM
! bers of the degree staff are requested
/ to be present, also the officers.
] Plans are being made for a large
| community Christmas tree on the De-
pot street park. There will be no
presents but the tree will be made
4 brilliant with many electric lights
and will be a most attractive feature
| of Christmas time here in Lyndon
Vile. On Christmas Eve all the
church choirs will be asked to gather
/ about the tree and sing Christmas
songs.
Rev. John Kimball, formerly pas
/ L
| was elected to the New Hampshire
| Legislature from the town of Marl-
boro.
| The Library Commission of the
| Boy Scouts of America is planning to
be observed Dec. 4th to 9th. BUY
] the best books for your children" will
| be the slogan of the new campaign.
Miss Doris Spafford of Orleans was
visitor in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Perlie Dudley from Littleton,
1 N. H, is visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ.
e, Dudley for Thanksgiving.
Miss Mildred Hanscome of Yonkers,
N. Y, came Thursday to spend
Thanksgiving as the guest of Miss
Carolyn Darling.
Leslie Morse spent Thanksgiving
with his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Pownd.
y. .Narnum AbbOttS was nome from
! school for the Thanksgiving recess.
J. p. Webster is visiting his cousin,
III. u. Stannard in Orleans.
Ray LaMere was a business visitor
in ST. Johnsbury the first of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred VIM of West
Burke were in Lyndonville Monday.
Miss Hayes, Miss Hill. Miss Emo
went to Fairlee, VT. to spend Thanks
giving with Miss Oline Cotton.
All the students in the dormitory
went to their homes for over Thanks
giving.
ChrystaI Pond was absent from
school Wednesday due to sickness.
The Dormitory (girls) will be closed
this vacation.
Mrs. Philbricke and granddaughter
are to spend Thanksgiving in Laconia,
N. H. = -
Madeline Drown went to North Ha-
verhiu, n. H., to spend Thanksgiving.
Roger Ladd and Fred Thompson
were in New York City to attend the
horse sale last week.
G., M. Campbell, Jr., of Springfield,
Mass, was in town last week.
Wiley Emerson and family will |
spead Thanksgiving in Groveton, NH. |
Miss Elizabeth Hills goes to Low |
ell, Mass, to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Orr of Enosburg Falls is a
guest at the Uniyersalist parsonage.
George S. Dalgetty, general mana |