St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-21
LYNDONVILLE
1Madlyn Dudley, corraspondentl

meeting at u. A. II. nan WITH Il large
number of members present. The
hostesses, Miss Ruth Honey and Miss
Minnie Gosland, served refreshments
of ice cream and cake. The next
meeting will be held March 10 at the
home of Mrs. Clara Harris on Broad |.
street. Hostesses: Miss Katherine
Hansome and Miss Mabel Hutchinson.
The Red Cross and Friendly Aid |
Circle will hold it's last meeting OF I
the season at G. A. r. hall on We'd /
nesday, March 81, from 10 to 4. The /
usual sale of secondhand clothing |
will take the form of a bundle sale of +
summer and winter clothing, Shoes |
stockings and many useful articles, |
the proceeds going to friendly aic |
work. Bran bread, tea loaves, and
field cookies will also be on sale, pro-
ceeds to pay for material needed to
complete the Red Cross sewing. A
gift of $500 worth of yarn was re-
ceived last week. This provides for
about one-third of the 80 pairs of
socks required for the box. Ready
made socks, either wool or cotton,
size II are acceptable, II pairs or
ward slippers or mules will also be
needed.
The Home Economics and Conser-
walton Circle met at the home of Mrs
Homer Watson on Saturday after
noon The construction of hot beds
| were explained by Mr.. Dayton, hor-
ticulturist at the Vail School of Ag-
/ riculture. At the close of the meet
ing Mrs. Watson served refreshments
of waters and sherbert.
The Art Circle met with Mrs. E. J.
Blodgett Thursday afternoon at $50.
Match games of checkers, four
games, are being played in the check
i er tournament at the Lyndon Club
rooms, between G. r. Furgeson at
this place and G. NJ. Campbell at Sea
Breeze, Fla, the plays being made by
respondence.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Ladd returned Tuesday after a week S
visit with their daughter, Mrs. H. B.
johnson, at Island Pond.-Miss Mad
lyn Dudley was taken quite i'll at
school Tuesday with tonsilitis but is
doing better now,-Perlie Dudley Of
Littleton, n. H.. visited his mother,
Mrs. NJ E. Dudley a few days this
week.-Mrs.. T. c. Lynch is very sick
at this writing.-Harold Roberts has
enlisted in the United States Navy and
left Tuesday for Burlington to take
the examinations.-Word was receiv-
ed that Jack B. Kendrich, former
: student of the Agricultural School
: sailed Monday from New York fol
i, | France.
Fernald Lang and John Charland
:: left for Springfield Mass, last week
a Miss E. Shaughnessy will be with
Havers and Mcdonald again this sea
, son as rimmer.-Joseph Lewis of st
:, | Johnsbury visited Fred Blodgett tn,
! first of the week.-Mrs.. Ernest Gore
: was a recent visitor in Lisbon, N. H.
with friends and relatives.-Mrs. Mi
| randa Healey of Barton, was in tow1
Thursday on business.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Johnson entertained the Ply
q THAN Sisters and their husbands a
their home Thursday evening at {
: whist party. A large number wer,
present and very enjoyable time wa
spent.
Miss Helen Colvin a graduate O
Lyndon Institute last year is here from
Littleton, N. H., visiting Miss DIV
Cotton at the Brief Course Cottage
Miss Fannie Carpenter went HON
| Friday morning to Littleton, N. H
sick with the measles. Miss Durqui
accompanied her there.-Miss Allie
Gabor and Annie Palmer were visitor
in st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Earl Da
Wis of Newport was in town recent
visiting his folks.-The st. Patric
dance held in Music hall Friday even
ing was a very pleasant affair. Til
hall was beautifully decorated wit
ST. Patrick flags and on the front Q
the stage a large ERIN Go Braugh
banner Refreshments of ice cream
| onHf ,<.z1,a
About IS couples were on the foo
and quite a number in the balloon
looking on. A very pleasant time wa
enjoyed by every one present-Frank
lin Lynch is home from u. V. M. Wis
iting his mother, who has been yer
sick.-Miss Alice Harvey was dow
from East Burke Friday evening t
attend the st. Patrick dance held i
music hall.-Mrs. c. I. Moore of New
port, was in town Friday, visiting he
daughter, Mrs. H. A. w. Gripp.-Pe1
lin Dudley returned to Littleton, \
H., Saturday, after. few days Wis
with his mother, Mrs. M. E. Dude,
Porter Lyon of West Charleston, wa
in town Friday visiting Mrs. H. A. II
Gripp.-Letters advertised the wee
ending March II, 1917, are Ray Ham
lin, Miss Romica Poulin and Mr.. T
Poulin.-Miss Claire LIE Bourveau ha
gone to Wells River and from ther
she will go to Boston for several day
yisitingE- :. friends and re1atives-M
and Mrs. E. F. Woods of st. Johnsbur
were visitors in town Friday at tn
Hotel Lyndon.-Miss NJ. E. Follensh
of st. Johnsbury was in town Frda,
giving music lessons.-Mrs. job
Ahearn was a business visitor in S
Johnsbury Friday.-George L. Cliff
Is here from Waterford, Conn, visit
ing his wife and daughter Ruth.
Miss Annie Houlton is spending
couple OF weeks in Boston.-Stey
Carpenter of ST., Johnsbury was
town on business.-Carrol Brown {
Ayres Cliff, p. c., is visiting his 81.
: ter, Mrs. Lee Richardson-F. Y
Hatch was business visitor in tow
yesterday.-Shirley Hutchins of Be.
ton, was visitor in town Monday
Mrs. M. LaValle and Mrs T "A. Co;
We're recent visitors in ST. Johnsbur.
Landry and Legendre have Unstable
a new cash register in their store.
Institute Notes
Mavourine Cflley went to her HON
sick with the misunderstanding
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