St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-28
LYNDONVILLE
(Madlyn Dudley, Corresponds

Elmer A. Darling of East Burke |
was a visitor in town Saturday
Floyd Clary went to Worcester, Mass, |
today to visit his brother, Arthur, for |
merly of this place.-The Racket CLUB
held a dance in Cables hall last Fri
day evening. A large number were
present and good time was enjoyed
by all.-Mr. and Mrs. L. J.. BoleS oe
st. Johnsbury spent the weekend ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Burpees.-G. Ga
ma went to Rutland Monday 10 spend
the Easter vacation.-H. E. Dean ard
r. A. Taylor of Woodsvi1le were bust
ness visitors in town MOnday.--W. J.
Lowels Of Hudson, n. Y, was & visit
Or in town Sunday-Le Ray Downes
of Latham, n. Y, was a visitor at the
Hotel Lyndon Sunday.-Gerald Bar
| ney and Gladys Piper of East Charles
ton, were weekend visitors at Mr.
and Mrs. Wiel Gray's.-T. w. Hatch
was a business visitor in ST. Johns
| bury Tuesday.-Leu Anerell of Con-
cord, n. H., is working in Fosters
barber shop.-Ra1ph Coffran is run
ming the bowling alley for Grover Fos-
tar.-Blanche Cusson returned to AL
bany Business College Monday mora
ing.-Earl L. Bay who has been worl-A
ing in South Burwick, Me-, this win
ter was home for the weekend. He
returned Monday night.-Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Julian of st. Johnsbury
were weekend visitors at Joseph Lee
gendre' s.-Carl Simpson has returned
from the Mexican border where he
has been the past three months
John Gilman, who has been working
at Dixville Notch was home the week
end with his parents.-C. A. Squiries
was a recent visitor in Barre and
Montpelier.-Francis Sharon has
gone to Burlington, to join the U. s.
Navy.-Clifton Ruggles went to Bos-
ton Sunday to visit friends and rela-
tives.-Dr. Dwinell is in Boston for a
few days on business.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. knight left Saturday for Flori-
da-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles Of
Newport. were visitors at c. e. Will
loughby's last Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Willoughby went &c
Newport Saturday night to visit with
friends and relatives.-Mr and Mrs.
John Nash have returned from Cleve-
land, Ohio, where they have been Wis
ting for a week. Mr.. Nash's mother
returned with them.-Miss Maud Gray
is rooming at Miss Nellie Davis
to Henry Goulding of this place Mrs.
Stahler expects to leave soon.-Miss
Velma Jones has gone to Boston to
visit her sister, Doris.-Ben Cote is
working in Ruggles meat market
A party of friends gathered at the
home of Carl Phillips Monday even
ing to give him birthday and fare
well party before leaving for his new
in, n OFT A.
t hue of East Haven was a recent visit
or in town.-The longest freight train
that ever went through here was Sun
day morning at three o'clock. 1t com
prised of 90 cars and three engines
There were more cars put on mere
9 and another engine, making four en-
gines and probably about 100 cars
Ralph Coffrans baby is i'll with the
measles-The Hackett baby or
t Charles street is sick with the whoop-
: ing cough.-Mr. and Mrs William
p Stuart have taken charge of the toWr
farms of this p1ace.-Miss Cordelis
u Enos is spending her vacation at .
: D. Mathewson' s.-Basketban game
e Wednesday afternoon at two O'CLOCK
O in the gymnasium at the Center be
tween the junior and sophomore girl
{ of the institute.-Mrs. Orange Worth
q en- Of West Burke was in town Mon
= day on business.-Charles Darling, Jr
p was IN Barton Monday on business
Mary Phillips was ST. Johnsbury ' is
itor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grafton l.
0 visiting in Newport with Mrs B. L
e Gerry for a few days.-M;ss Lois Red
: mond is spending her Easier vacation
= in Newport with her parents, Mr. AM
" Mrs. John Redmond.-Frank Power
Vt has gone to Boston to spen1 seve:a
IS days with his daughter-R. l.. Ba,
20 of East Haven was in town Monda.
:. visiting.
Rita Bole has gone to East Hard
o wick to spend a few weeks.-F. Z
IS Cummings is quite i'll withe pneumon
% nia.-Harry burlington Of East Burk
- is here working in the railroad shops
- Mrs. Guy Watson of Woodsville
e here visiting for a few days-Carri
n. Marshall has gone to her home i
w West Burke to spend her vacation
. Mrs. R. e. Stuart has gone to he
home in Craftsbury after having bee
"a here for several weeks.-M. E. Fol
re lensby of st. Johnsbury was in tow
70 Tuesday-W. L. Richardson of Lis
y bon, N. H., was business visitor
town Wednesday.-A. w. Buchara
OIL orleans was. III tOWL ucSudy.-
Letters advertised week ending Marc
a IS: Harold Simpson end Lawrene
oc Walters.-Miss Marie Van Valkene
burugh of New York is here as trim
L mer for Mrs. Bigelow.--Mrs. Scros
u gle has returned from visit in Beet
o. Plains.
of The junior girls challenged the 81
Re nior girls to game of basket ba
, Tuesday night after school and wei
NC defeated by the score of % to q Thel
ne was some very good playing and e.
o. cellent coaching by Miss Durgin. tt
III captains were chosen for the JUNO
end seniors: Muriel Somers and FL
~ Zabeth Titcomb, respectively. I'll
us sophomore team plays the senior tea
RI Wednesday night.
or Miss Iva Anderson is absent fire
no school on account Of sickness-Mi
Ruth Giffin is home sick with Il
"' measles.-The House Club at tt
Mathewson House hold 4 meeting
the living room to which the out si
ill girls will be invited Wednesday nigf
School closes Friday noon at Of
o'clock for a vacation of ten days.
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