The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-11
LUNENBURG

a visitor in the village on Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Carbee anC
daughter of Apthorp spent the week
end with Edward Carbee and othel
relatives in town.
Philip Sugg was in Whitcield anc
Lancaster last Saturday and a guess
of his uncle, Sidney Wilson in Ian
caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor enter
tanned party of friends at theil
home on Saturday evening in honor
of the birthday of the host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Jefferson
Mrs. Elmer Kelso Of Whitefield and
/ Mrs. Jennie Shase of Concord, N. H..
called on friends in the village and at
South Lunenburg on Sunday.
Mrs, Selma Jackson accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Emmino, on her
return to her home in Gorham on
Saturday and will remain in that vi
cinity some time with friends.
Forest Heath and John Rowell Of
Lancaster were guests of their cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Remick on
Saturday.
Mrs. Barber, Master Charles Hart
well and Mrs. Lyman Wentworth
found ripe strawberries on Saturday,
and Master Kenneth Turner brought
red clover and wild rose blossoms
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wentworth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Remick were
ir Lancaster Saturday evening.
Rev. G. w. Douglas has gone to
visit relatives in Orange county and
will be absent for week or ten
days.
Edward Carbee, one of the three
remaining members of the G. A. r.
| is seriously ill and it is feared that
he will not recover.
F. L. Blake of Stark was in town
on business on Monday.
Ira Carpenter has leased the Her.
bert Dodge farm in the West Neigh
borhood.
Alfred J. Morrow returned on Mon
day from Colebrook.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Webb of Lisbon
with their son and daughter visited
Camp Winneshewauka on Sunday
and showed their appreciation of its
beauties by registering the daughter
Miss Margaret, for the coming sea-
son.
Walter F. Pierce, who was quite i'll
last week, was much better and able
to be out the house on Monday.
Children's day was observed on
Sunday morning. The auditorium
of the Methodist church was decorat-
ed under the direction of Mrs. Stella
Ball, potted plants and flowers over
which lowered butterflies of varied
hues filling the platform front while
butterflies of larger size were poised
over the walls, making an unusual but
charming decoration. The follow
ing program was given by the chill
dren with music by the chorus choir:
Music; responsive reading; baptis-
NAL service ;recitations by Ellen King,
Erma Ball; exercise, Bringing Flow
ers," Augusta Balch, Rachel Colby,
Edison Thomas, LaVerne Thomas,
Shirley Colby; recitations, Jennie
Bowker, Mildred Bell; song by all
the children; recitations, Annie Hill,
Ruth Douglas; exercise, "Jewels, y
Evelyn Sayers, Marjorie Savers,
Katherine Thomas, Marjorie Burt,
Nellie Kimball, Ellen Hartwell, Nina
Pond; recitations, Ethel Norris, Dor
othy Leighton, James Bowker; song,
Florence Hartwell; recitations, Royce
Stuart, Mary Lewis; music, recita-
tons, Cora Taylor, Gladys Stevens
motion song; duet, Mrs. Ada Smith,
Velma Smith; recitation, Lillian
Kimball; music; exercise, "Smile, u
Lee Colby, Clifford Gee, Percy Pow
ers, Dana Nichols, Archie Convey; Sc
lection Dorothy Brown and Marjorie
Curtis; recitation, Harold Hastings
music; exercise, cover the Top
Lawrence Ball, Charles Hartwell
frankie Lewis, Dana Nichols, Archie
Covey; song, Velma Smith, Marjorie
Curtis, Dorothy Brown Florence
Hartwell, Nina Pond; address, Rev,
G. w. Douglas; offering; music.
Church notices: The Children 5
day service occupied the hour of the
morning service and there were six
baptisms during the service. In the
evening the pastor spoke on Whit
Sunday theme, "The Coming OF
the Holy Spirit"
Rev. G. w. Douglas will be away
for few days, but all church ser
vices will be held as usual. Next
Sunday Hon. F. D. Hale will SPEAK
at the morning service and Miss Dora
Wilson will take charge of the even
ing service, should the pastor be alb
sent. The mid-week prayer service
will be held on Thursday evening as
usual.
The annual meeting of the Ladies