St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
LYNDONVILLE

Madlyn Duuiey, Correspondent
Ernest Phillips left today for Mont
pelier, where he has work in the
Montpelier and Wells River car shops.
Mrs. Phillips will go to Montpelier in
two weeks.
Harold Rinter is again able to DE at
work
George Peirce is working on the
r. F. D. mail route, only being in
school a half day now.
Edward J. Vigneault has recovered
from bronchitis and is working. His
little son, Annie, is sick with brOnchi-
it's.
Charles Fl. Gray has moved from
Mrs. Bundy's house TO Upper Main
street to Walter Garrison's house on
Park avenue.
Mrs. Edmund Lachance has gone
to Newport, R. l., where lher husband
is working in machine shop.
Lucius Park has been i'll for several
days and Ralph Coffran has been sub
shutting on his R. F. D. route.
Mrs. H. Lambert, who has recently
lived in this town, has moved to MARI
boro, Mass, to keep house for her son.
Mrs. Sarah Chase has returned
from Manchester. n. H, where she
has been for several weeks visiting
her son, E. B. Chase.
j. w. Spencer was in Swanton last
week, called there to attend the fu
neral of his sister-in-law Mrs. P. J.
StcHlcs
Mrs George Wheeler visited recent
ly in Barnet.
The remains of Mrs. Henry Phillips,
who died at West Lebanon, N. H.,
were brought here for burial at Lyn-
don Center cemetery last Saturday.
Mrs. Phillips formerly lived in this
town.
Mrs. William Pike of Derby Line
visited relatives in town recently.
James Robinson, who was threat
ened with pneumonia, is better. j. B.
Cable has been taking charge Of the
barber shop.
About seventy people were present
last Friday evening for fathers night
| at the Mothers Circle at Mrs. H. E.
Folsom's. John w. Titcomb gave a
very interesting talk on fish culture.
| The following program was given:
| Orchestra selections; cornet solo, Mr..
! Dow with piano accompaniment by
| Carolyn Darling; cornet duet, Mr. Dow
| and Carolyn Darling; piano. duet, Miss
Batchelder and Miss Stimson; vocal
| solo, Mrs. Huntley, cello obligatO by
Mr.. Curtice, piano accompaniment by
| Miss Stimson. The orchestra was
composed of Mrs. Colby, piano; Caro-
| lyn Darling, cornet; Doris Colby, viO-
lin; Nelma Darling, cello, and Ruth
| Jewel flute. Tho hosteSSeS served re-
freslments of sandwiches, coffee, cake
and banana split. The orchestra play
! ed several selections while the refresh
ments were being served.
The Industrial class held its last
meeting at Lyndon Institute with a
large number present. Refreshments
of sugar on snow, doughnuts and pic
kles were served by Mrs. Rose Allen
and Mrs. Jennie Aldrich. The next
meeting will be Feb. IL at G. A. r.
hall. Hostesses: Mrs. Ida Croteau
and Mrs. Daisy Beattie
| Carol Davis Of Newport, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs NJ. Healy of Barton, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Martin E. Daniels left last week fos
Bristol, VT, to be superintendent OF
schools in the northern Addison coun-
ty district, having accepted the posi-
the rest of the school year. If he
should decide to accept the position
for a longer time, he will move his
! family to Bristol They have long been
residents here, and their many friends
are hoping Mr.. Daniels may find a po-
sition that will enable him to con-
tinue making his home here.
Lyndon Institute Notes
ROLAND J. Sidney Of st. Johnsbury
former student here. was visitor
at the Institute Tuesday.
Basketball practice "wednesday
night was attended by large mum
Der of girls anxious to play.
Norwich University Glee Club ani
Mandolin Club are to give a concert
under the auspices of Lyndon Insti
tute next week, Thursday evening, II
Music hall. Dancing after the con
cert.
Mid term exams are being held a
the Institute this week.
Recent new subscribers in the Lyn
donville Exchange of the Passumpsi'
Telephone Co. include: D. S. Roberts
George Cole, G. A. Rennie, Herbert L
Doyle, George E.. Stone, George N
Nelson, Louis W. Gordon, B. L. Percy
Mrs. Vernon L. James, George A. Nc
Shane, Everett A. Barber, Don .
Gray, Mrs. Frank Silsby, Robert
Robinson, Harold c. Ruiter, J.
| Martin, J. w. Robinson. The com
pany now has 5000 stations connect
ed with it's 10 exchanges.