The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-24
LUNENBURG

Hon. c. H. Cheney and party of
South Manchester, Conn.,, were at
Camp " inneshewauka on Wednesday
of last week, motoring oyer. from
Bethlehem. Mr.. Cheney registered
his daughter for the season of 1919.
at the Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Jewell, Misses
Eleanor Morse, Irene Ball, Helen
Pond, and Elizabeth Kimball motored
to Montpelier on Monday where the
young ladies remain to enter Mont.
pelier Seminary. Misses Emma Cole,
Edith Lewis and Amanda Bean are
also to enter, going on Monday by
train to Montpelier.
Miss Mahurin of Groveton has been
hired to teach the Pond Hill school
beginning last Monday. She. will
board with Charles McLaughlin's
family. '.e
L. A. Leighton who has been trav-
cling in the west for two years was
in Lunenburg last week visiting his
little daughter, Dorothy, at S. T..
Norris and other friends and has
now gone to Berlin, N. H., where
he expects to locate.
Mrs. Archie Holden of Littleton
was the weekend guest of Mrs. S..
P. Luther Of South Lunenburg.
Mrs. Clayton Perkins of Littleton
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mex.
Wheelock and party of friends mo-
tored to Lawrence, Mass, starting on
Sunday.
Rexford Ball from Canada visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Ball and other relatives last week
Miss Rule Cole went on Monday
to Montpelier for her second year
at the Seminary.
The % pupils of the village pri-
mary grade, Mrs. Martha Pierce,
teacher, have already purchased 305
thrift stamps, nearly all the money
having been earned by the little pu-
pills. "
Master Douglas Phelps is taking a
vacation from school on account Of
an attack of chicken-poX.
A Liberty Loan rally is to be held
at the town hall on Friday evening
with the following program: Reading.
with musical accompaniment of the
"Star Spangled Banner" Mrs. Kyle
T. Brown; prayer, Rev. G. w. Doug
las; campaign song, "For Your Boy
and My Boy" Kyle T. Brown and
chorus; remarks by Town Chairman
l. ]. Bowker; music; address, Judge
Kyle T. Brown; Liberty Loan song,
"Come Across" by G. C. Pigeon; adj
dress, Hon. Franklin D. Hale;
america" audience.
A meeting of the Liberty Loan
committee for both men anw women
was held at the Heights House on
Tuesday evening when plans for the
coming drive were made.
Mrs. A. J. Newman, Essex county
chairman of the Women's Liberty
loan work, has appointed the follow
ing ladies as cf1airmen in their vari-
Gus towns: Lunenburg, Mrs. Martha
Pierce; Concord, Mrs. Lizzie Morgan;
OdtldCt1l, NILS. y dIlC N4 OSIlOAt fDIOOIl-
field, Brunswick and Lexington.
Mrs. Mary Ramsay assisted by Miss
Mildred Stevens; Maidstone, Mrs.
Frank Curtis; .Guildhall, Mrs. John.
Boyce; Cranky and Victory, Mrs.
Edna Mclean; Island Pond land
town of Brighton) Mrs. LaCroix.
Mrs. Martha Pierce has appointed
the following ladies in Lunenburg to
work on the Liberty Loan drive:
Mrs. A. w. Sugg, Mrs. Marcella Will
son, Mrs. Leila Morrow, Mrs. Minnie
Bronson, Mrs. Eta Turner, Mrs. Ida
Bell, South Lunenburg and Mrs. Mar
| jorie Jewell.
Mrs. A. J. Newman was in Concord
on Monday arranging for the work of
the coming Liberty Loan campaign.
A meeting of the chorus was held
in the town hall on Monday evening
to rehearse the songs for the rally
on Friday evening called by Mrs.
Martha Pierce, town chairman.