The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-16
LuNENBURG


year at the vestry of the Methodist
church on Friday evening. The room
was prettily decorated. Games, music
and conversation made up a very
pleasant evening. Miss Ruth Cole
returns for the third year to Mont
pelier Seminary, Misses Irene Ball,
Emma Cole, Edith Lewis and Flea
nor Morse plan to attend the Sem
mary this year and others are con-
templating going. Harold Phelps,
Leland Gray and Miss Eva Rogers
go to Lancaster High, -Myron Bell to
Concord Junior High, Lawrence New
man to St. J. A.
On account of the. storm on Friday
afternoon only a small number gath
cred at Maplehurst with Mrs. w. G.
King for the social of the Ladies'
Aid societies, but those who were
there were amply rewarded for their
effort, spending a pleasant hour So
cially with delicious tea to close
the afternoon. Many others regret
their inability to be present as they
would have been had the weather
been favorable
Miss Irene, and Master Lawrence
Ball spent two days with their aunt,
Mrs. Walter Morton, and attended
the fair last week. Mrs. Harland
Ball also visited her sister during
the time
MI. and Mrs. Gilbert Haynes of
St. Johnsbury are spending the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Curtis. Mr.. Haynes, who
has been i'll, is improving.
Miss Fassett of Lancaster who has
been the guest of Miss Annette Bell,
at Riverside Farm, South Lunenburg,
has returned home.
The village schools had vacation on
Wednesday and Thursday to allow
the teachers and pupils who wished
to attend the fair.
Mrs. Hannah Warren of Boston
was the guest of Mrs. Ralph Bell at
Bellview, South Lunenburg, recently.
Mrs. Thurber of Lisbon has been
visiting Mrs. Hattie Wilson and
family and Mrs. Sidney Wilson at
South Lunenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest of Pawtucket,
r. l., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas
of Providence, r. l., and Mrs. Alb
bic Mccarthy Of st. Johnsbury have
been recently entertained at Elmcroft
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs. K. O. Balch.
Mrc E1i1oho4
turned from trip to Auburn and
Lewiston, Me-, and will spend some
time with her brother, w. C. Nc
Graw and family. Her husband,
Sergt: McCrea is now in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nichols have
been visiting their sons, Clarence, in
Newfane, and Darwin, in McIndoes,
and their families. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
win Thompson stayed with Hon. S.
B. Powers during the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. A. w. Sugg attended the
Red Cross meeting in St. Johnsbury
on Wednesday and reports most in
teresting and profitable day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Stanton and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth of North Danville
were guests at Bellview, South Lun-
enburg and attended Lancaster fair
on Wednesday, little Elizabeth re-
naming with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Bell, during the day
Mrs. Irving Silsby and little
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relatives and attended the fair last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Leach and Miss
Parkhurst left Camp Winneshewauka
for their homes in st. Johnsbury on
Tuesday of last week after complet-
ing the closing of the camp for the
season. Mrs. K. O. Balch also re-
turned to Elmcroft, leaving Mr.
Balch to solitary enjoyment of the
camp for a short time before re.
turning to his home at Elmcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. K. Phelps ane
son, Harold, went to Lancaster or
Saturday where they left Harold
who enters Lancaster high this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers were
called to Lancaster on Sunday by tlt
death of Mr.. Vittun, father of theil
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Louis Rogers
Miss Eva Rogers also went to Ian
caster and remains for her secont
year at the high school.
Mrs. Cleona Silsby Hudson, Maste
William and little Sylvia returned OF
Thursday to their home in New Yor
City after spending a month witt
relatives here and at. North STRAIT
ford.
A deplorable accident occurred a
the Heights House last Wednesda
when one of the guests. who had jus
come for the night from Westpor
Conn.,, nlistook the door of the stair
for the bathroom door in the earl
twilight, falling the whole length &
the stairway, breaking two ribs, co
lar bone and cutting neck and fac
badly. Dr. Bronson was called {
once, and with the assistance of D