The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-28
LUNENBURG


Lunenburg received word on Thurs
day of. tho death of little Thelma Lo
gan of st. Johnsbury, of pneumonia
The parents, who are cousins of Mrs.
Hebb. are both i'll with the same dis
! ease.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kyle T. Brown and daughter,
Dorothy, motored to Willoughby
lake via st, Johnsbury Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D. Bowker, Mr..
and Mrs. / J. Bowker and daughter,
Georgia, motored to Lyndonville
Thursday where they called on rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ralph Bell and son, William,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Luther, all of
South Lunerburg, took advantage of
the fine afternoon Thursday to visit
Lancaster.
Mrs. Katherine Bowker has recent
ly received word that Mrs. Cleona
Silsby Hudson of New York city has
been i'll with influenza, but is now
convalescent.
| One of the children of Philip King
and Pelotte child of South Lunen-
burg were taken i'll with influenza last
week.
w. r. Bell of South Lunenburg was
a business visitor in Whitefeld Fri
day.
A letter received from Madison
! Nichols from France last week tells
of finding the dead body of Fred
Frizzell while walking about the field
one evening. He was a resident Of
Lunenburg when a small boy and
many of the townspeople will remem-
Der him.
Road Commissioner w. R. Bell has
a crew of men working on the Pond
Hill road and Patrolman Carpenter
one working on the road by the Tay-
lor place toward the Benton Hill.
Rexford Ball, who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks,
went on Wednesday to spend few
days with an uncle and aunt in Ply
mouth, N H.
Walter Balch recently visited his
mother in St. Johnsbury, finding her
slightly improved in health.
Philip Sugg was in Burlington a
few days last week.
Charles Rogers, Jr., was called to
Island Pond Wednesday to report for
duty.
Mrs. Franklin Bell and Miss An
nette Bell of South Luncnburg were
in Lancaster with the James Bell
family last week.
Alton Carpenter had the misfor-
tune to break both bones of his leg
below the knee while trying to move
a gasoline engine at his home ir
the West Neighborhood Thursday
He was alone at the time and had to
lie with the engine pinning him 'dowr
till he was heard by a neighbor who
released him and sent for his par
cnts and doctors Bronson and Leith
of Lancaster. The young man is as
comfortable as can be expected at
the present time and has the sym
pathy Of all his friends who hope fol
speedy convalescence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Murtaugh en-
tanned friends from Canada last week
at their hospitable farm home OF
the North road.
! Eden Jewell of Concord was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Henri,
Jewell and family last week.
Mrs. Fl. F. Warren, Mrs. ALFRED
Morrow and her mother, Mrs. Sars
field motored to thy Flume on Wed
nesday with S. C. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. James King ant
daughter, Lillian, and Mr. and Mrs
r daughter, Lillian, and Mr.. and Mrs
/ Walter Bean, who have been visiting
them, motored to Auburn, Maine, an,
vicinity last week Mr.. and Mrs
. King returned on Friday evening.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mas
i ter Truman were guests of Mr.. an
). Mrs. Frank Harris on a motor trip t.
e Willoughby Lake on Thursday.
f Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Balch an
a Mrs. Hiram Pearl of ST. Johnsbur
?. were recent guests of H. K. Phelp
and family
Mrs. Parker of Glover was a CUES
of Mitchell Silsby and the Henri
Silsby's Wednesday and Thursday.
: Ferva Lewis I'd, and little daughte
That's of Littleton spent part of las
- week with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Lewis and other friends.
Eugene Hartshorn went Friday t
Bethlehem and later will go to Wis
l. his sister, Mrs. Lucy Pease, in Mort
e Woodstock, N. H.. His sister, Mr.
:. Mary Derby, of Bethlehem will az
company him.
y James Wainwright, who has bee
,. been general house man at I'll
:. Heights House for number of year
:: has gone to Portland and from thcl
, plans to go south for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Nichols an
children of McIndoes were recel
- visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nicl
OILS.
Mrs. George T. Parker and HI
sister, Mrs. Rebecca Irving, we
guests Of Mrs. W. r. Bell at Bel
view, South Lunenburg on Frida
rot,,rninU tO fhoiT. anco cfo1, hopoa :