Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
LUXEMBOURG

Nj. and Mrs. O. A. ki:%, bury T.
turned from trip OF Il wccl; TO Port
land, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richards OF
Lowell, Mass, were guest; o: Mr..
and Mrs. George Newman at South
l.uncnburG last week.
The S. and ID. of l.. are TO have
Il harvest supper at the town hail Oh
Saturday, Nov. 20. Supper will BE-
served from $50 to 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken of Barre were
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Cos
of South Lunenburg recently.
II. +. Olmstcad Of Lancaster was IN
the village on business last week and
also was called to Fitzdalc to care lol
the body OF O. l.. Warren, who di2d
on Friday.
Mrs. Flora Balch and Madeline M.
Nichols went on Wednesday to Brat
tlcboro where Madeline enters tho
Austinc Institution and Mrs. Balch
will 90 to Greenfield, Mass, to visit
her son and family for a few days.
Miss Edith Lois and Mrs. Lcavcn-
worth will operate in the Central tclc
phone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bean OF OK
ford, Maine, motorcd from their nome
to Lunenbmg on Thursday and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James King
They found nine inches of snow IN the
Crawford Notch and were obliged to
return to Bartlett TO rthe night.
Mr.. and Mrs .Delmar Pond have
zone to Whitefield where they have
found employment.
C. f. CARLY left last week for
Washington and may go to FLORIDA
later in the season.
M. M. Stockcr Of Danv1ilc, District
road superintendent, was in the vii
laue last week looking over the road
with W. II. Bell, town road commas
siOncr.
Mrs. James Smith celebrated her
9Oth birthday last week inviting MIS-.
Lorana Silsby and Mrs. Ella Gregory
to her home in the afternoon. Her
many friends wish for many pleasant
returns of the occasion.
Rev. G. w. Douglas is attending the
Interchurch World meeting. Mr..
Douglas Will be absent next Sunday
but arrangements for the usual ser
vices will be made by the church sup
uly committee.
Fred Spaulding has been visiting
nli1rnr ,,,I VIII Sn1llll-
ing, in Concord, N. H., for fort
night.
The creamery is to be opened for
local business this week under the dir
cction of the Trout Brook Creamery
of Concord.
The Red Cross drive with Miss
Annette Ball, chairman, resulted in
membership fees of $4,000 including
Fitzdale in the quota.
Ralph Dodge, who has been employ
cd in Montreal and who was former
Lunenburg boy, called on relatives in
the village the first of the week. .
A. J. Wormwood, VIM. Merrill
went on Monday to Colebrook to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roe and
Master Edward Morrow.
Charles Rogers and Mrs. Rogers
were over from Lancaster last week
and transferred the house lately oc-
cupied by Guy Remick to Mrs. Laura
Colby.
Nathan Bean is visiting relatives in
Groveton and vicinity. Edward Bow
ker is driving the truck of the Lun-
cnburg Mfg. Co., during Mr. Beams
absence.
DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bronson with
their children, Charlotte and William
Jr., returned home Friday evening
and found welcome waiting them.
All will be glad to hear that Geo.
A. Balch is better and able to move
about on crutchcs. Hon. f. ID. Hale
is office manager at the Lunenburg
Mfg. Cos Office and X. o .Balch for
the Luncnburg Telephone Co., during
Mr.. Balch's absence.
f. p. Cole has been absent from l..
r. Browns store for two weeks be-
cause of illness. Mrs. Brown has
been assisting in the store part of the
time.
The vicc-prcsident of the Boys
Sunday school class is Harold Turner
instead of Harold Mason as was Civ
en- in last weeks issue Of this paper.