The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-13
LUNENBURG

lass delivered an excellent sermon on
the Coming War Campaign drive and
in the evening an honor roll was
dedicated, delayed because of the
quarantine of the last weeks. The
theme OF the evening was taken from
the book, '"The Heart of Soldier"
Thursday afternoon the Women's
/ Missionary society of the Congrega
tional church will meet for business
with Mis-. Charles Thomas at Elm
croft.
I Thursday evening the theme Of the
prayer service viii be the study of
| the book Of Amos.
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
societies will hold a social at the
home of Mrs. r. N. Wormwood.
| On Saturday evening, Nov. %, Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh. entertainers, will
give an evening of music, bell ringing
and readings at the town hall undel
the. auspices of the ladies' aid socie-
ties and on Sunday evening following
they will give a sacred concert at the
| church.
Mrs. John Palmer, who has been
an invalid Tor many months, died on
Monday, and the funeral was held at
the church on Wednesday afternoon.
| Mrs. Palmer had been y resident here
for many years and her neighbors and
friends sy1npathize with the bereaved
husband
Rev. G. W. Douglass was in ST.
Johnsbury OF Monday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Ball, J. j..
Maillett and Julian Bell were among
our citizens who visited Lancaster on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Phelps mo-
tored to Lyndonville on Sunday,
bringing home Mrs. Edward McCul-
Tough Of Eerlin, who will be their
guest for I. few days.
Mrs Pat Monahan Jr. and little
daughter are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Hardy, in Guildhall
for the week, while Mr.. Monahan is
| hunting.
| Dir. W. NJ Bronson is away for
the week and his office is closed till
| further notice. Mrs. Bronson and
little daughter Charlotte are with
the Bcon1Cns of Littleton during the
doctors sGsence and Mrs. r. n
Wormwool accompanied them to Lit
tleton md Franconia on Monday.
The body of Mrs. Bessie Lane
Platt of Bartlett, N. H., the daugh-
ter of Albert Lane, who formerly re-
sided here, was brought to Lunenburg
and placed in Riverside cemetery on
Saturday
Miss Luvia E. Wood and J. J. Meri-
gan of Fitzdale were united in mar
riage on Thursday, Nov. Z, at the
home II lev. Albert Gregory, the
officiating clergyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gregory of st
Johnsbufy were guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Albert Gregory on Sunday.
Mrs. Gregory will remain for the
week while Mr., Gregory is on
hunting trip.
Fred LeClare of Littleton was the
guest of James King and other
friends over Sunday.
The MOTTO: of the death in an air
plane accident in France of Rev. L.
II. Fuller was noticed on Monday.
Mr.. Fulle~ was pastor of the Meth
odlst churcl: in Lunenburg for sew
eral months and was universally liked
by young and old and was young
man of much promise. His many
friends here are saddened by the news
of his death.
George Covey and his brother-in-
law, Carl Bishop of Whitefeld, are on
a hunting trip this week. Mrs. Co.
vey and little sons are visiting his
parents in Whitefield during their
A telephone message from H.. F.
Balch at 81. Johnsbury to K o. Balch
on Saturday evening told of the Sc
rious Illness of w. E. Balch, who had
shock CT paralysis while at work in
the Fairbanks Museum. He was
taken 20 the private hospital where
Mrs. Balch is staying and at last re-.
ports vas unconscious and no hope
given of recovery. X. o. Balch and
Walter Da1ch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
w. E. Baloh, went at once on re-
ceipt OF the message remaining
over Sunday. Much sympathy is felt
for the son. both parents being seri-
ously i'll at st. Johnsbury
Mrs. Mildred Waterman and Fred
Walker OF st. Johnsbury visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Wentworth and lit
tie Hildrnd Waterman and other
friends. in the village on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and son
Truman went on Monday to Fitzdale,
where Mr.. Curtis will work for the
Fitzdale Paper Co. They will have
rooms at the Henry King residence
for the winter, leaving their home
here in this village for the winter, but
will probably return in the spring,
and be frequent visitors during the
winter, as we are glad to state.
Mr.. ann Mrs. Henry Silsby and
Miss Anna Silsby went Monday to
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