The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-01
LUNENBURG

Il Mrs. ira carpenter ana son Alton
went to Sheffield via Island Pond on
Friday, where they attended the state
meeting of the d. of L. Bert Lyon
went with them to Island Pond,
where he had business.
| Henry Olcott of st. Jchnsbury has
been visiting Mrs. Alma Dodge and
Mrs. Ira Carpenter
James Williams Of Boston has been
visiting relatives in this neighbor-
mood
| George Ramsdell attended the state
| meeting Of the ID. of L. at Sheffield.
David Lo1d's family received word
last week of the death of Mrs. Elsie
Lord in Berlin, N. H., of Spanish in
iuenza. Size was the wife of Private
Fred J. Lord, now in France.
| Bert Blood and family Of Massa-
| chusetts, who formerly lived here,
have been recent guests at Ira
| Blood's.
Edmund and Clifton Hastings and
| Kenneth Weir, who atteuf school at
Concord junior high, are . nome this
| week as th3 school is closed on ac-
count of grippe.
Edith Lewis, who went last week
20 Montpelier to enter the seminary,
came home on Friday because of the
| prevalence of the distemper.
Mrs. Martha Pierce and Fife Cole
| ire convalescing from slight attacks
IF the distemper.
James Warren of Concord was in
Concord on business the first of the
week.
Master Melvin Wilson is the latest
victim of chicken pox reported.
Miss Eva Rogers and Harold
Phelps, who attend the high school
| in Lancaster, are at home for the
week.
Willis Bean was taken i'll with
grippe on Monday, also Allen Mich
OILS, both employees of the Lunenburg
Manufacturing Co.
w. w. Phelps began work for the
u. S. Bobhin and Shuttle Co. on
Monday at the mill in the north part
Of town.
G. G. Temple and r. w. Bell were
in the northern part of Essex county
| on road business last week.
Train time on both roads changed
| 70 the winter schedule on Monday.
On the 3. & NJ. trains leave at TAO
4. NJ, Ito and TIT p. m. for the
south, and 9.35 and 1138 a. m. and
4.46 p. m. for the north. On Sunday
the north bound train is due at 1892
| n. and south at SIT. On the M c..
Grains leave for the west at 7.15 a. m.
and 1.31 p. NJ, going east at 4.07 and
p. m. The mixed from St. Johns
| curry is due at 11.30 a. m.
Sunday was "Old Peoples Day"
and there was good number pres
| ant, though net as many as would
| nave been there had it not been for
illness and fear of. grippe. Several
cars carried the special guests to and
from the church, Pastor Douglass
speaking CT Experiences of the
Aged" In the evening the theme
was physical and Moral Perils and
Parallels" The usual Thursday eve
aing prayer service will be held under
the auspices of the w. C. T. U. Boy
Scouts will meet on Friday evening.
| The Sunday school rally which was
to have been held next Sunday has
been postponed and the pastor will
speak on "The Ministry of Speech"
In the evening a patriotic rally will
| De held with dedication of an honor
roll for cur boys overseas. MI.
Douglass will have an article on "The
| Heart OF Soldier" and G. C. Pigeon
will sing & song especially requested
by one of the boys in khaki.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Aldrich and
| family of Dalton were guests of her
father, B. A. Taylor, on Sunday, and
attended church in Lunenburg, there
being no service in Dalton.
Mrs. Martha Pierce, town chair
man of the Woman's Liberty Loan
committee, and Mrs. Leila Morrow
were in Fitzdale looking after the
work of selling bonds in that thriving
community on Thursday.
| Stanley Smith has gone to North
Stratford to work.
Neil Maillett was in Littleton on
Saturday evening.
/ Harold Turner and Charles Nc
Laughlin each shot fox last week.
Mrs. Irving Goss of South Lunen-
burg was recently called to st. Johns
bury by illness in the family of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson visited
their brother, S. G. Wilson, in Wa
terford on Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bean of Boston, who
have been employed at the new Mt.
Washington during the season, are
guests of her sister, Mrs. James King,
| and family.
Miss Claribel Curtis, who teaches
in Fitzdale, has gone to her home in
Stratford to remain until the school
opens again.