The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-19
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drown were
recent veators in Sutton.
MALCOLM Mcdonald has decided not
20 return 20 college this year, and has
gone to work in the Lyndonvilie
creamery. He will return to college
next year.
James Prayer, chen,ist in the lab
or:atory at the creamery, has finished
work and las gone to New York,
where he will work in laboratory.
Miss Alice Clark has taken his place.
!, Robert Stene of the U. S. Navy,
/ Newport, r. +, is home on a short
Through. When he returns he ex-
poets. to be transferred to Common
wealth. Pier. Boston.
Miss Merry Hazal, who was, oper-
ated on fe3. acute appendicitis last
week, is we'll as can. be expected.
Mrs. G. y. Greenslade was visitor
in Boston last week. .rs
Df. and Mrs. Cleon Colby and two
children ere here from Newmarket,
N. H., visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Colby.
Dr. Richard Wilder of Whitefield,
n. H., was visitor at H. l.. Parker's
Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Stone visited her broth
er, II. E Folsom, a few days last
week. She goes from here to Los
Angeles, where she viii spend the
winter. t@ -.
Howard Shattuck was home from
Dartmouth over the week end
Miss Kate Goss of Greensboro has
come here to spend the winter and
Will stay at the Hotel Lyndon.
Miss Ida Pearl and Mrs. G. F..
Fergerso.l opened their house Satur-
| day afternoon and evening for a sup
per and social for the members of
the Unive~salist church and parish.
Fhe ladies. came in The afternoon with
their work and at half-past five the
gentlemen arrived and large crowd
gathered to enjoy bountiful supper
Small tables were set in the different
rooms and beans, brown bread, rolls,
pickles, p,'nupkin pie, doughnuts and
coffee were enjoyed. After the
tables were cleared quite a number
remained and played cards during
the evening. Twenty dollars was
taken in.
Wilma Wright
It. was. Il shock to the community
TO hear OF the death of Wilma, the
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
S. Virgin. Tuesday morning at her
home on Certer street. She was d
student Of Lyndon Institute year
ago but cue. to poor health was
i forced to leave school, and began
again this year, only to be stricken
again. She was a kind, thoughtful
girl, loved by her associates and all
who knew her. Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon at the
home. The teachers training class
Of which sic was a member, attended
in a body. Respect was shown her
by the beautiful flowers; She leaves
to mourn her loss her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Wright, and two
Ebrothers. sf s72s3
f. Pearl Wilmot is sick at her home
| on School Street with scarlet fever.
Charles Darling, Jr., has returned
to his school in Worcester, Mass,
having been home for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dow of Dan
vile are visiting at Wilbur Sher-
/ buine's. -;
| Wardwen Squires, who has beer
sick with typhoid fever, developing
from the influenza, has gone to Barre
to spend a few days with his sister.
DR.. Edmunds and Homer Watson
went hunting last week and brough,
in a deer
| Myrtle Bedell is confined to the
| house due to sickness.
Maud Lavally, who has been sick
for two weeks, is back working ii
the drug store. -
/ Word has been received that HON.
err LaPoint and George Cusson, botf
Byndonville boys, have an honorable
\ discharge from the U. S. service and
are on their way home. George will
no doubt return to this village.
u Emma Cusson has returned to AL.
bany Business College to finish nei
school. &
I, Miss Olive Cotton, sewing teacher
at Lyndon Institute, has purchased ;
new six cylinder Oldsmobile from tn,
agent, Jack Adams s