The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-23
LUNENBURG

The Belgian refugees. The quota for
this town has not yet been received,
but as Essex county is asked for.
over 1000 pounds an estimate can be
made of the amount for this town. T
Ali articles given for this purpose
are to be left during the coming week
at the Shady Shop where they will be
cared for till the packing on Satur-
day, and each one is asked to con-
slider this g. personal invitation and |
urged to contribute any thing wear
able for this most necessary and
worthy cause.
Miss Mabel Lawton of Columbia |
and Edward Hicks of Colebrook |
were married by Rev. G. w. Doug |
lass at the parsonage on Thursday.
Mrs. Prude Woods has been enjoy
ing a well deserved vacation, spend
ing the time with her mother and rel
atives in St. Johnsbury.
Messrs. Baldwin and Wilson of the
U. S. Bobbin and Shuttle Co., of
Providence, R. a., were here ire
Gently looking after their interests
at the mill in the north part of Lun-
enburg.
Mrs. Fred Tolman and daughter,
Miss Daisy, who have spent the sum-
ner with Mrs. Homer Stuart and
family, started on Saturday morning
Cor their home in Ration, New Mex
leo. Mrs. Tolman has not improved
n health as her old home friends
hoped she might during her stay
| aere and regret that she is not bet
.er before taking the long trip home.
L. H. Wilson has purchased a new
Dodge car.
Mrs J. N. Hardy of Guildhall was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Pat
Monahan, Jr., and family last week.
Messrs. w. R. Bell, Sidney Luther
Of South Lunenburg, and H. K.
Phelps of the Corner were among
| hose who attended the Holden auc-
lion in North Littleton last Wednes-
| lay.
| I. J. Bowker, town chairman of the
Fourth Liberty Loan committee, WI.
Rowell, Mrs. A. J. Newman, county
chairman of the Women's committee
md Mrs. Flora Balch, county chair
nan of Publicity of the Women's
committee, were in Guildhall on
Thursday where they listened to a
! forceful and educative address by
State Chairman Morse of Proctor.
After the meeting Mrs. Newman met
j he. -
Women's work and made plans for
organized work during the coming
campaign.
Mrs. Luther, who has been en-
| oloyed at Groveton during the sum-
ner, came on Tuesday to the Heights
| House where she will be employed
| during the remainder of the season as
cook.
Il L. H. Wilson and Philip Sugg
| have been in the North Star county
cutting their winters supply of wood
Turing the past week.
A large number attended the Shee-
hee auction in Guildhall Friday and
everything sold for good prices under
The hammer of the auctioneer, Kyle
T. Brown.
At the next regular meeting of
Howard w. R. c., Tuesday, Oct. 1,
there will be work and following the
good of the order, the committee will
serve mush and milk. Each lady is
asked to bring bowl and spoon and
one pint of milk
The first Sunday in October will be
observed as Sunday school rally day
with a patriotic program and ap-
propriate address by Pastor Doug
lass.
Miss Margaret Boyle of .Fitzdale
and Pvt. Harland Roy Silsby were
married at Camp Devens, Sept. 10. Il
is hoped that Private Silsby will be
granted short furlough before Il,
| goes overseas and they will com,
home.
A nine pound daughter was borr
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitehead OF
, Friday, Sept. Goth, at the home O.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwvr
Nichols, in the West neighborhood
Congratulations
Mrs. Nellie Halves is i'll at he,
home in the village and has had t,
give up her work for Mrs. w. r
Bell at South Lunenburg, where sh,
has been employed most of the sum
| mer. f
"A daughter was born to Mrs. An
ME Bowles on Monday, Sept. 10Th
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. T. Carpenter
Pvt. Irving Brown has been a
home from Camp Devens on a fur
Tough and was the guest of Mis-.
Josephine Carpenter part of the time
at the home of her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. H. Carpenter in West Lun
enburg.
!, One hundred and twelve men be
, tween the ages of 18 and 46 regis
) tered in Lunenburg on Sept ~.