The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-12
LUNENBURG

resenting the Bay State Artesiar
Well Co., was in town on Friday and
Saturday looking after the well which
is being drilled at Camp Winneshe-
wauka. The drilling has reached
275 feet and a good flow of water
has resulted and they are still drilling
expecting to strike another stream
soon.
Supt. Harding of Concord met the
teachers of the town on Friday af-
ternoon when the work was inspected
and plans made for the rest of the
years work. 1t was decided to have
pre- cmorial exercises for the
schools together in the town hall this
year.
Mrs. S. C. Smith and her brother,
Rem Gee, were called to Canaan, N.
H., on Friday by the death of their
nephew, Bernard Eastman, who was
in the navy hospital, in Brooklyn, N.
Y. Much sympathy is felt for the
family both here and at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Temple enter
tanned friends from Lancaster on
Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Spencer of Barton was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bushrod Smith on Friday and
Saturday Mrs. S. G. Wilson of st.
Johnsbury also visited her parents
and other relatives the same day.
DR.. Harris Of Littleton was in the
village on professional business on
Friday.
Mrs. r. S. Bowkcr was in ST..
Johnsbury on a business trip last
Thursday.
Philip Sugg has finished work at
the station at South Luncnburg and
is at home for the present.
w. r. Bell of South Lunenburg
and J. H. Cole have been appointed
commissioners and Julian Bell of
South Lunenburg administrator for
the Henry Jewell estate.
Mrs. Prue Woods went on Friday
to st. Johnsbury where she will stay
with relatives over Sunday and goes
to Montreal the first of the week for
two weeks visit with relatives in and
near that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsdell
have finished moving from the Frank
Dodge farm on Baptist Hill where
they have lived for several years, to
the place they have recently purchas-
ed in Dalton, N. H.
Master Kenneth Turner brought in
strawberry blossom on Thursday
morning and sprays of Creeping
Charlie" on Friday.
A. j. Morrow has been laying hard
wood floors in his house and is now
putting on large bay window on the
west side of the house, intending to
have the improvements completed be-
fore the return of Mrs. Morrow and
the children who are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarsfeld, in New Bed
ford, Mass.
Mrs. Fred Curtis of Fitzdale and
her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Haynes of
st. Johnsbury visited friends at the
Corner village on Friday.
C. w. Turner, hartman of the Vic
tory Loan reported 14,600.00 sub
scribed on Saturday morning, the
first quota being $13,000.00, which
was cut to $9,750.00 as the final quo
ia forthe town. Of this sum Mrs. Mar
tina Pierce, chairman of the Women's
work report $4,500.00 raised by her.
self and the ladies on the committee,
and she wishes to thank her commit
tee for their efficient work.
Misses Vera and Olive Morton and
John Small of Lancaster were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Ball on
Saturday.
Frank Lane returned to the Hill
farm on Baptist Hill on Saturday af-
ter spending several weeks in Lit
Teton with relatives.
Leonard Mallett was taken to the
hospital in Lancaster on Saturday
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
S. T. Norris of South Lunenburg
is not gaining from his recent opera
ton as rapidly as could be wished.
c. w. Turner was in Lancaster on
Saturday on business connected with
the Victory loan.
Mrs. Eden Jewell of Concord, who
formerly resided here, had her foot
removed at Littleton hospital last
week and at last reports was making
goodrecovery. She hasmany friends
in this place who sympathize and wish
for speedy convalescence for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. King are i'm
proving rapidly from their recent i'll
ness. Miss Duncan, the night nurse,
has returned to Morrison Hospital,
Whitcfield.