The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-23
LUXEMBOURG

Mrs. Ernest Monahan was busi-Il
ness visitor in st. Johnsbury on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson, who
have been in Hartford, Conn, all II
winter, have returned and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. sugg.
Mrs. Charles Spaulding returned II
home on Monday of last week from.
ner visit to her mother, Mrs. Estellel
Beatty, in Enosburg Falls. II
Pat Monakan .Jr. was in Littleton
On business on Friday. "A
Letters written since the signing Ii
Of the aTrnistice have been received II
from Fred and Win King, who are
ison Nichols from Verdun, Martin4I
and Delme~ Pond at Verdun, or near
by, and Franklin Bell at lie Havre. i
Louis King, who lives in the West II
neighborkood, recently saw tracks off
an animal around his premises which u
ne supposed were skunk tracks, andl|
started to dig it out, finding it was a.
woodchuck when it was reached. 4
This would seem to confirm other.
signs which predict an open winter
| and which have been verified so far. II
y Harland Ball and Willis Bean were II
in Lanca ster on Saturday forenoon.
Mrs. A. J. Newman was the guest 4
| of Mrs. H. O. Newman in WhitefeldtI
| The last of last week. = II
Philip King has moved his. family 4
from the NJ. C. house in South Lunen-j5I
| burg to a fam below Fitzdale. i
| Several cases of influenza have de-sH
| veloped during the past week: Clark
3nce and Lawrence Dodge, Lloyd Nor |
| gan, Rollo Bell and John Kimball, /
who is i'll at c., C. Bells where he was |
working, and Villas Johnson on Pond4
Hill. All these patients are as comb
portable as possible and are likely to4H
recover if no new. complications APP +
pear.
W. A. Houston of Concord was in}
South Lunenburg on business Thurs
day.. i
Miss Carrie Lamott visited friends !
n Lancaster and Guildhall the first Il
of last week j
Howard W. r. C, held its regular
| Meeting Oh Tuesday evening, Dec +
II, and after" the business session /
| Santa Claus (Mrs. James King) app
peared and distributed favors to the
! aides present and all enjoyed social
hour
Miss Beebe, who teaches in South I
Lunenburg, went to her home in |
5wanton on Saturday for the Christ /
mas vacation and Miss Mahurin of
Fond Hill school closed her school on |
fhursdy and went to her home in1
Groveton. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Silsby will +
winter s...
i On Wednesday evening Will Nc
Laugh6n Of Pond Hill was kicked bvl
one Of his horses. Dr. Bronson de-
iclded it to be advisable to have an
A-ray test and took Mr.. Mclaughlin
TO Llttleton, where it was found to
be an injury to the knee which re-
CURED placing in a cast, and the pa
tient was left in the hospital for
treatment. On Thursday evening
while driving load by Camp Winnie
sheWauka the shaft broke on the team
belonging to Morris Friedman, the
Junk dealer of Lancaster, letting the
load onto the horse, who kicked,
striking M. Friedman and breaking
his leg just below the knee. He was
unable to get help and was found
Two hours later by Charles McLaugh-
I'm, who tool, him to Pat Monahan's,
telephoned for S. C. Smith, who took
| he unfortunate man home in his car.
This is quite a chapter of accidents
Tor the usually quiet Pond Hill neigh
oorhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Conrad of Fitz- I
1afe have the sympathy of their
friends in the loss of their infant SON
on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Pigeon and
children were in Lancaster last week,
also visiting Mrs. Pigeons sister. /
Mrs. Ernest Bisbee, on the way.
Lite Ruth Rowell, daughter of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rowell on the
| Lancaster road, is i'll with influenza. i
Mrs. Elias Lowrey's friends will be /
| glad to learn that she is making a
good recovery from her recent opera
| ton. Miss Page of Morrison Hos
pital is caring for her.
Mss Maxina Colby returned from
her visit to Pete1boro, N. H.. and Il
was i'll Lancaster on Friday and Sat
urday.