The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-03
LUNENBURG

Ii. +. Temple and his mother, MIS-.
Frank Temple, who is 80 years old,
have moved into the house which is
being built and is partly finished.
/ Mrs. Nellie HAYES will keep house for
/ them and Miss Agnes Dodge of Lam
caster is caring for Mrs. Temple.
The executive committee of the
| local Red eros chapter MET on Tues
day evening and elected the following
officers to serve during the coming
fyear: Chairman, Mrs. Eta Turner;
yice-chairnnan, Mrs. w. G. King; sec
rotary, Mrs. A. w. Sugg; treasurer, l.
H. Bowkcr; chairman work commit
| tee, MIS- w. G. King-2d; Mrs.
Charles Thomas; chairman finance
committee, Mrs. Julian Bell; chair
man home service, w. R. Bell; junior
work, Miss Fife Cole; shipping
clerks, Misses Anna and Grace Cole.
Miss Christina Balch returned to
iher school in East Whiteield on
Monday after spending the Thanks
| giving recess with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. George A. Balch.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. !
Sidney Luther of South Lunenburg
on Friday morning.
Letters from the boys. across the
sea tell of the welfare of all, though
Frederick King and Ross Folsom of
East Concord were slightly wounded
and in the hospital and Will Kinlball
was wounded in the left hand by
shrapnel VIII j. King, who was
wounded on July 14th, is still in the
hospital, and Franklin Bell, who was
injured over year ago, is able to do
light work at lie Havre.
Ralph N. Hebb, who has been the
M. C. station agent for seven and
one-half years, has been transferred
to Bartlett, N. H., and completed
his work at South Lunenburg Nov.
, 80. During the time of his resi-
dence in South Lunenburg he has
, been very efficient and accommodating
, and all who have had business with
him have received satisfactory and
courteous treatment, and the many
friends whom he and Mrs. Hebb have
] made regret their departure, but wish
them every success in their new
:, home. We are glad to learn that the
f place made vacant by MI. Hebb's
y promotion will be filled by J. A.
Boucher, who has been telegraph OPP
: orator and assistant station agent for
: a number of years at South Lunen-
burg, and we welcome the coming,
f while we speed the parting guest.
!, The ladies who have had charge of
the linen shower for the Red Cross
wish to thank those who have given
money and articles for this shower,
" and especially to mention the chill
: drcn of the South Lunenburg and
N Baptist Hill schools for their gift OF
4 E$695 for the purchase of the sheets
The following articles have been sent
+ to headquarters: sheets, 35 hand
) towels, 90 bath towels, IS handker-
chiefs.
"a Charles Finlay of South Lunen-
burg, who works for the FitZdalt
y Paper Co., burned his right hand ant
h arm severely on Sunday afternoon
al Dir. Bronson was called to attent
+ him and MI. Finlay will take vaca
ri ton of two or three weeks.
N Prude Woods and son Henry, whe
are working in Maidstone, were a
VI their Pond Hill home over Sunday.
ri Mrs. Sarah Greenwood has beer
~ visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cox
and Mr.. and Mrs John Covey OF
9 Pond Hill.
\ Misses Helen Titus and Lillian
Haynes of Beecher Falls are at Sid
. ncy Luther's at South Lunenburg.
Philip KING of South Lunenburg i
= to move to Fitzdale soon and will b
a. employed by the Fitzdale Paper CO
Miss Maxina Colby went on Mon
~ day morning to Peterboro, N. H., t.
:. visit Mr. and Mrs Frank Dodge.
= Rev. G.. w. Douglass and Mr.. AM
ID Mrs J. H. Cole went on Monday t
~ Boston, Mass, to attend the meetin
g of the Centenary Movement and tn
Rural Life Conference. They vii
81 also visit relatives before returning
y, home.
:, There will be no mid-week servic
&c this week. Services on Sunday a
,.r usual. It is expected that Miss Col
IN her, returned missionary from China
va VIII SPEAK, Uut IL noC OIllSf diIdllSc
nj ments will be made for the services.
=, Mrs. Angenette Burt is staying
&c with her daughter, Mrs. Waite
Pierce, for the present.
=, Charles Turner has finished his va
ID cation and returned on Monday t
the R. F. d. route.
- Harold Turner spent the week-en
: with his grandfather, Fred Turner, j
/. Canaan.
: On Sunday morning the sacramen
r. of the Lords Supper was observed
- Pastor Douglass also carrying tn
&c communion service to East Concor
for like service there, going o
, horseback with saddle bag in tru
-. circuit rider fashion.
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