St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-23
LyndOnville

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David and Gerald Waller of North
Troy are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Ruggles and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rug
giles at Bean Pond for few days.
NJ A. Thomas, who is train dis
| patcher here, is working for a few
days in the auditors Office in Bos-
ton.
wardeH Squires and William Dim
lex, returned Sunday night from their
/ trip by motorcycle to Portland, Old
! Orchard, York Beach, Boston, Wor-
! cester, Hampton Beach and Spring
| field, after which they went to Joe's
Pond and returned home. In all they
covered over 900 miles with an ex-
| pense of less than 81 each.
The ball game played here Wednes-
day morning was a game well earned
by the home team. Every man play
ed his part well. Ahearn featured
with the stick, and was right there
with the goods. Ahern is yet a young
collegian. but bids fair to develop into
a Lacquer. Milbury, the pitcher, was
wild throughout the game. The
score by innings:
Lyndonville ....... zoe O45 021-12
North Troy .230 900 Oil
Time Of game, l hour. As minutes.
Batteries-Lyndonvil Phillips and
Milbury; North Troy. Burrows, Gar
dyne and Heath. Double play, Lee
land to Rublee. Two-base hits,
Ahern, Dana. Umpire, Pontbrandt.
The Afternoon game was also easily
won by Lyndonville, the final score
being 10 to 2.
Miss Pearl Wilmot is spending
two weeks with friends in Orleans.
L. P. Hartman is having his house
on Main street painted. The work
is being done by U. S. Grant.
Mrs. Robert Dorian and daughter
are spending their vacation in Mon
treal and Sorrel, p. Q.
Miss Hazel Nichols is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Louis
Hazen, at Newport.
Percy Greenslade, who has been
visiting at Old Orchard for a few
days, returned Wednesday.
w. K Clary and son. Donald, who
have been visiting friends in Boston,
returned Thursday morning.
J. B. Waterman, who has been Wis
iting his store at Derby Line, return
ed Wednesday night:
Mrs. H. B. Kennedy of New Ha-
ven is at the Lyndon Hotel for a few
weeks. Mrs. Kennedy came here to
attend the annual school reunion at
Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyette spent Sun
day in Bloomfield.
G. B. Allyn and a party spent
pleasant Sunday afternoon at Will
loughby Lake, then motored to Or
leans, Barton, Glover, Sheffield and
Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erton Shorey and son
r
James Ayres of St. Johnsbury visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gregory
Sunday and returned Monday morn
ing.
]. NJ. Murch took a trip to Platts-
burg, N. ", and returned Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Clough and
two children of Lowell, Mass, who
have been visiting at Seth Allard's
for the past 10 days have started for
home via Lake Champlain, the Adj
rondacks and the Mohawk Trail in
their Jeffrey.
Edward Legendre, who works in
Landry & Legendre's drug store was
in ST. Johnsbury to visit his parents,
Sunday
Charles Brownlow Of St. Johnsbury
was in Lyndon Sunday to visit friends
F. A. Barnard. who has been stop
ping the past week at Hotel Lyndon,
has purchased an automobile.
Carol Morse Lyon of Lyndonville,
and Dora Mae Philips of Sheffield
were united in marriage Thursday at
the Methodist Episcopal church in
Barton, by the Rev. Irwin A. Ranney
Mr.. Lyon was born in Westmore, 1894.
He was graduate of the Lyndon
school of agriculture in the class of
1914. Mrs. Lyon was born in Shelf
field, of the same year. Mrs. Lyon
was a graduate of the Lyndon Insti-
tute in the class of 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson left
Saturday morning for a two weeks
vacation taking in Portland, Quebec,
Boston and will then visit friends in
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. ]. Robinson and daughter,
Althea of Lyndon Center returned
home the latter part, of the week from
visit to relatives in Newport.
Charles Beattie and family and his
brothers, Eustace and Albert, we're in
Eustis, P. O., last week to attend the
funeral of their sister.
Harry Johnson is located at White
River Junction for a short time, his
work being there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Heath motored
to Lancaster, N. H., and Groveton,
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bloc
mer. of Portland. Me-, returned home
with them.
Dan and Albert Stern left Sunday
for a two weeks vacation in New
York.
, William H. Bonner and family re-
turned home Friday from a visit at
Hillhurst, p. Q.
Earl Braley of Ogdensburg, N! Y,
former teacher of the Lyndon Agri-
cultural school. was in town Friday
NJ. A. Thomas, train dispatcher, who |
had been in Boston for the past few
days. returned to relieve Arthur Rob
inSon. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gage were away
for a few days visit at Wells River |
and vicinity.
Those who attended Old Home day
at Island Pond from here were: Mr. !
and Mrs. Frank Lynch and son, |
Franklin, and daughter, Eva. Miss