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

A meeting of the milk producers
was held last week at which MI. Da-
vies of Reading, Mass, and MI.
! Goodwin of st. Johnsbury, represent
ing the plymouth Creamery Associa-
ton were present to make plans for
leasing the Lunenburg creamery if
thought best, but on account of there
being no ice it was found impossible
to do so this summer. Plans are
being made to run a truck with the
cream to st. Johnsbury for the sum-
mer if enough of the milk producers
will send cream and later other plans
may develop.
Ira Leighton was taken to White
field Hospital from South Lunen-
burg last week Friday i'll with pneu-
monia and at last reports was conval-
cscing.
Fred and Will King and Delmar
Pond have returned from Boston
where they took part in the Y ID pa
radc
Mrs. Fred l. Luce, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Lorana Silsby. and
Mrs Irving Bowker for a week, went
on Thursday to North Stratford,
where she will pass the weekend
with Mrs. Lefie Curtis before return
ing to her home in Old Orchard, Me.
Mrs. Wilbur Ball, Irma and Bax-
ter, returned home last week from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Dodge in Peterboro, N. H.
S. T. Norris of South Lunenburg
had the misfortune to lose his arm
last week and Doctors Bronson Of
Lunenburg, Cleasby and Webb of
Lancaster operated. Mr.. Norris is
making good recovery at last re-
ports He and Mrs. Norris have the
sympathy of many friends.
Miss Ruby Smith was i'll last week
and the grammar grade of the village
schools had a vacation in copse-
quence. Her father, Bushrod Smith,
was i'll also and both are recovering.
A beautiful display was noted in
the western sky about 1890 on Fri
day evening, the combination of
the new moon, evening star and Au-
rora Borealis being very wonderful
in appearance.
Mrs. w. c. McGraw is i'll and Mrs
Elizabeth McCrae of Auburn, Maine,
came on Friday and is caring for her.
Dr.. H. B. Carpenter of Lancaster
was in South Lunenburg the first of
last week being called professionally
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan of
Concord we're guests of his brother,
Albert, last week.
Mrs. G c. Temple was the guest of
Lancaster friends on Friday and at
tended the high school play.
Work on the roads is being rushed
as fast as the condition of the ground
will permit, both w. R Bell and G. G.
Temple having crews on town and
patrol work.
Charles Mclaughlin has been on
the sick list few days but is better
Mrs. A. w. Sugg, Mrs. L. H. Will
son, Mr. Kingsbury and Philip Sugg
motored to Lancaster on Thursday
evening and attended the pictures.
Iona Whitcher and Sergeant Ste
vens Of Whitefeld were in the village
on Saturday putting in telephone
at H. K. Phelps residence, and doing
some other repair work.
7. C. Carpenter, A F. Lawrence,
Mr. Roundy, Charles Wheaton, Frank
Carr of st. Johnsbury were in South
Lunenburg last week to see the work
ing of the tractor, owned by the Bell
estate, with the road machine.
Guy. Remick, who had his thumb
cut off at the Lunenburg Mfg. Co.'s
plant last week is able to be about
the streets and his hand is doing we'll
The residence of H. K. Phelps has
been connected with the local tele-
phone line. Call 9-12, Lunenburg.