Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-27
LUNENBURG .

uouShtSl dIlu ooIIu Ehiott VI DlOolii
field were guests of Mrs. Bushro'
Smith and family last week. Mis-
Ruby Smith is visiting in Madison,
and Leonard Smith has returned
home.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank Dawson O.
Charlemont, Mass, visited his father
J. p. Dawson and the Misses Davi
son last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Stuart anc
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell motoreo
to Oxford last week, Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart returned by train on Friday
bringing their nephew, Lem Man
chester, with them, while MI
and Mrs. Bell visited friends in Nc
Indoes.
Mrs. Mayo Sunbury of Hartford
Conn.,, was the guest of the Misses
Cole last week.
MI. and Mrs. John Silsby and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Silsby of Campton,
N. H., are in town for few days.
A luncheon was served at the
Heights House at / o'clock on Fri
day after which Mrs. ID. C. Jones OF
waterbury, state manager of Wal
Savings campaign and Mr.. Gordon,
field secretary, spoke of the work to
be done along the line of thrift and
saving for each and ALL The town
chairman for thrift work will soon be
provided with material for distribu~
ton and the plan will be presented to
each household and to the schools,
and is measure which will appeal
to everyone. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. A. J.
Newman, Essex county chairman of
the Saving Division, Mrs. Flora
Balch, county chairman of publicity,
Mrs. c. w. Turner, councillor of the
local order of S. and ID. of L., Mrs.
w. r. Ball, president of the Wom-
ems Relief Corps, Miss Dora Wilson,
chairman of Thrift work for Lunen-
burg, Mrs. A. 0. Kingsbury, post
Mrs. Martha Pierce, Mrs.
Olive c. Ball, Misses Efiie and Anna
Cole, teachers, Rev. G. w. Douglas
and Mr.. Gordon were in attendance
at the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Boucher OF
South Lunenburg were recent visit
DIS in Montreal and vicinity.
Miss Rena Pierce of Lancaster haa
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Pierce for several days.
Miss Alice Colby went on Wednes-
day to Pittsfeld, N. H., where she
will be with her mother, Mrs. Bertha
LeClair and attend high school dur
ng the year.
Baxter Carbee of Boston was the
recent guest of his niece, Mrs. Har-
and Ball and family. Mr.. Carbee
vas a former resident and was well
,oemd by many old acquaintance.
Thursday Mrs. A. ]. Newman, Mrs.
flora Balch and Miss Dora Wilson
we're in St. Johnsbury and attended al
luncheon and Thrift meeting at which
Mrs. Myra B. Lord of Boston was che
principal speaker and Mrs. ID. C.
ones of Waterbury, War Savings
Manager for Vermont, was
hostess.
Among the visitors to St. Johns
Jury Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. F. |
Warren, Mrs. G. w. Douglas, Mrs.
florence Dodge, Mrs. Chas. Spauld-
ng, Mrs. A. j. Newman, Miss Dora
Wilson, Mrs. Flora Balch, Mitchell
'ilsby, Ernest Spaulding and E. c..
ninth.
Miss Edith Inskeep, the. Recrea-
ional leader, spent Tuesday and Wed
esday with the young people of this
lace, East Concord and Fitzdale,
living them many new and pleasing
leaa of recreation.
The picnic which was postponed
rom Tuesday to Thursday on account
1 the rain was well attended, two
our horse loads besides many teams
nd autos carrying the happy crowd
the David Thomas woods near
ast Concord where dinner was first
order and base ball and games of
lrious kinds including athletics by
9th men and ladies', filled the after
Don with pleasure. A tired but mer-
crowd came home "just before
hore time" voting the annual Sun
ay School picnic for 1919 success.
On Friday newspaper with the
anne "Lunenburg Hilltop" was sent
each family in the town. This is a
artime-size, four page edition whose
wner, editor, principal correspon-
emit and pressman is Rev. G. w.
ouglas and is a graduate from the
hurch Calendar which has been
wen at the Sunday morning service.
Iuch information of the activities of
nc town, historical sketches and an
ouncements of future doings in the
llage filled the pages. The sub
'ription is free except for R.. F. D.
out Of town delivery, when the
ostage is required and We hope its
lie will be long and useful one in
lie community. .. |,
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Pierce of
ittsfield, N. H., motored to Lunen-
lrg Saturday and We're over Sunday
lests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. F. Pierce.
.rs. Viola Pierce and Stanley Can
cid, who have been visiting here and
Lancaster for several weeks, re
lrned home with them. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dodge and
aster Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn