Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-24
LUXEMBOURG

ing, and IN the evening gave tn
story of Van Dykes "The Othe
Wise Man and showed slides of AT
RIGA. scenes. A large chorus choi
of young people furnished music il
the evening There will be no mid
week service as the Christmas gath
ering is to be held in the church o,
Thursday evening.
Next Sunday the services will b.
appropriate for the closing of tn
year, and a Watch night service vii
be arranged for on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs Eugene Balch has been ill fo
q week.
The Harry Thomas will spen,
Christmas Day with Mrs Thomas
relatives in Concord.
Master Maurice Bell, the little sol
of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bell of Soutl
Lunnburg returned on Monday from
a visit with his grandparents, the
Thomas Penny's of Randolph, N. H
Miss Marian Bell of South Lun.
cnburg is home from st. Johnsbury
Myron Bell from Lyndon Agricul
tural Leland Gray from Lancaster
and Edmund and Clifton Tasting.
from St. Johnsbury Academy for two
weeks holiday vacation.
Mrs A J Newman, Mrs M. E Put
ney, Miss Maud Bennett, H X
Phelps and E J Spaulding motored to
St Johnsbury on Monday afternoon
MI Holmes of Jefferson and Altor
Carpenter were up from Fitzdalc
where they arc working visiting Ira
Carpenters on Sunday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs Fl i
Warren will be panied to learn that
MI Warren is failing and the physi-
clans give 10 hope of recovery.
/ + H Chandler was in st Johnsbuly
on business on Saturday and O.:
; Monday began work in the Trout
Brook Creamery at the local plant
Lawlnce Dodge, who has been work
ing at the Creamery during the past
few weeks finished work there on
Saturday. =
Mrs Charles Spaulding went on
Tuesday to Boston to spend the
Christmas holidays with friends.
Mrs Abby Parker went on Saturday
to Lisbon where she was joined by
her sister, Mrs Frank Valley, who
was on her way to Hanover for an
operation. Mrs Parker accompanied
her to Wells River returning home
in the evening.
The family of the late David Kim
ball have left the farm for the pres
e.t Ella is working at the Heights
House and attending school, Mrs. F.
S. Bowker has taken Nellie and Mr.
and Mrs. w. C. McGraw have Lii
liam and Raymond will work for MI
McGraw. The older boys will fi;!d
work and Mrs. Kimball has the
youngest boy with her.
Lloyd Morgan is home from KIM
ball Union for the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nor
gan.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Silsby are en-
Pertaining their daughter. Miss Anna
and James Cole of Athol, Mass, for
the holiday week,
Bernard Dodge of North Troy was
the over Sunday guest Of Mrs L A
Nichols.
Miss Jcnni Martin of St. Johns
bury is caring for Mrs. w. E. Balch.
Mr. and. Mrs. S. C Smith, Miss
Vclma Smith, Mrs L H Wilson and
Mrs Herbert Lougcc motored to st
JolInsbury on Saturday. Miss Fife
Cole returned with them and will
spend the Christmas vacation at
home coming from Johnson where
she is attending the Normal school.
Mrs. Margaret Quackcnbos, who
is a guest at the Heights House, has
been quite ill during the week and
is colvalescing.
Erwin Balch had the misfortune to
strike a pickaxc into his foot while
working at Fitzdalc on Friday and
is taking an enforced vacation at
home.
Misses Ruth and Emma Cole arc
home for the holidays from Mont
pclier Seminary and Philip Sugg
from U. V. M. Burlington and the
Lancaster High school pupils also.
Howard w II G held the regular
meeting in G A II hall on Tuesday
evening Of last week clecting Mrs.
Grace Hill installing officer and also
delegate to the state meeting with
Mrs. Eta Turner alternate. The
installation of the officers for the
coming year will be held the first
Tuesday in January, and each men,
Der of the order may invite her fam
lily an one other guest for the eve
ming. On Tuesday evening, Dec. 81
a special meeting for practice will be
held at the usual time and place.
Mrs. Metcalf who was called here
last week by the death of her grand
daughter. the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Balch, returned home on
Saturday. The family appreciate
the expressions of sympathy ill
their bereavement.
Mrs J N Hardy who has been stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs r. p.
Monahan for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Guildhall. Mrs.
Coville is helping Mrs Monahan.
Miss Minnie Spencer of Barton
has been visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bushrod Smith and