St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-21
LUNENBURG.
Several Social Events E.nlivcncd the
Past Week of Winter


| (Mrs. F. f. Balch, CORRESPONDENT }
The whist party given by the D.
and S. of L.<last Tuesday was a very
1 pleasant affair. The hospitable home
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsdell was
we'll filled by members of the order
and their guests. Seven tables were
at play, the prize going to Charles
| Turner, while Mrs. Perry Maillett re-
eeived the consolation. James Kings
team carried 16 jolly young people
and there were a number of single
rigs also. Light refreshments of the
old style Were served and the party
did not break up until after midnight
A. n. Bell of South Lunenburg and
G. G. Temple were in Montpelier on
business last week.
Mrs w. \. Bronson was the guest
of friends in Littleton part of last
| week
w. NJ. Pond and SON. Marsh. went
on Monday to Lisbon, where they have
employment with the Parker Young
Co
All the children of the Congrega.
tional Sunday school are invited tc
come to the Heights House parlors on
Saturday from until for a winter
picnic. Games will he played and a
supper served by the ladies'
Mrs. w w. Phelps, Oscar Wilson,
Mrs. Ed King are all convalescent,
and at the present time there are no
very serious cases of illness in town.
Mrs. Clayton Perkins of Littleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Pierce of Con-
cord, and Mrs. Dennis Shallow Of
Groveton were called here last week
by the illness of their mother, Mrs Ed
King.
Mrs. X. @. Balch, returned home on
Friday from q visit With Mr. and Mrs
Henry Rogers in Plymouth. n. II.
She also visited relatives in ST. Johns
bury while away.
Miss Jessie B. Foster of the village
Grammar grade and Mrs. Martha
Pierce of the primary grade attended
the teachers meeting in st. Johns
bury on Friday and Saturday.
Henry Silsby was in st. Johnsbury
on Saturday to see Mrs. Silsby, who
has been in Brightlook hospital for
three weeks. She expects to return
home this week.
Father LeVeeE of ST. Johnsbury
was called to town to see Mrs. Ed
King last week.
Dexter Bean of Groveton came last
Saturday to see his brother, Nathan,
who is ill.,
Mrs. e. C. Jewell went to Mont
pelier with her father Rep. George
c. Bell, last week, Monday, and also
visited school friends in Randolph and
Waterbury, returning in time to at
tend to her large music class in T'itz-
dale on Thursday.
The entertainment given by Rev
Glenn Douglas under the auspices Of
the Upstreamers on Friday evening
was we'll attended and much enjoyed
Miss Irene Ball and Miss Maud Kim
ball played piano solos and a quartet,
Misses Grace Cole. Mildred Kimbali
iMessrs Stuart and Pond with Miss
Anna Cole accompanist, sang.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nichols went on
Monday to Newfane o-visit their soE,
Clarence, and family. Clarence is i'll
with measles and Misses Margaret,
Carolyn and Master Wayland are just
recovering from the disease.
Mrs. Hannah Lee was called to
Concord Tuesday by the death of
Haskell TiIton, who was a relative of
Mrs. Lees.
Sidney Wilson and family of Lam
caster visited his brother Oscar and
family and his mother, Mrs. Jean
Wilson, on Sunday.
Lincoln Memorial Sunday was OBJ
served by the Congregational Sunday
school last Sunday by giving the ser
vice of the A. NJ. A. Fair Play for
Handicapped Americans" Erwin
Balch has been appointed janitor of
the church for the year.