Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-07
LUXEMBOURG

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the Womcn's Victory Loan commit
tee, reported $500 worth of bond
, sold by the women Saturday evening
OF this amount Mrs. Pierce had her
self sold $170O.
Mrs. A. J. Newman, chairman o
Womcn's Victory Loan work in Essc:
county, is helping to "carry on" b.
acting as substitute teacher in tn
village grammar school during thu
illness of the teacher, Miss Rub.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. King of White
field were called to Maplehurst, Sun
day, by the serious illness of W. c
King.
DR.. W. II. Lcith of Lancaster wa.
q professional visitor in the village
Sunday.
Mrs. Lucrctia Powers Finley ant
little son have gone from South Lun
cnburg to Whitciicld, where she has
taken rooms.
Ms. Wilbur Ball and Harr!
Thomas OF the West Neighbour God
are on the sick list this week.
| Miss Duncan of Morrison hospital
Whitclicld, was called to Maplchurst
Sunday, to relieve Miss Mooney in
the care of MI. and Mrs. w. G. King
Miss Dorothy and Dclmar Pond are
in Montpelier this week to visit theil
sister, Miss Helen, who is attending
Montpelier Seminary, and to attend
the welcome and parade of the Yer
mon. YD'S in that city on Wcdncs-
day, Pvt. Pond having just been dis
charged from the division after 18
months in France.
Robert N. NORWOOD will be en-
ploycd at the Wilson farm in South
Luncnburg this summer and began
work this week. Mrs. Wormwood
will spend part of the time with her
mother ana sister, Mrs. ID. d. Snow
and Mrs. w. w. Phelps.
The first thunder shower of the sea-
son came on Sunday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Kimball who is in
Montpelier at school at the Seminary
is convalcscing from an attack of
measles.
On Sunday morning the Commun-
ion service was observed and Pastor
Douglas spoke on "Thc Shepherd and
his Sheep Mr.. Pigeon sang an CT
fcclivc solo at the offcltory. In the
evening the third of the illustrated
lectures on "thc rise and progress of
Congrcgationalism" was given. Spec
ial exercises were given in the Sun
day school to observe Missionary Sun
day. Leland Gray, Lyman Rowell
and Harold Phelps spoke on "South
America" and a chorus of boys sang.
On Friday evening the Boy Scouts
had hike led by Scout Master Doug
las after which they played games.
Mothers Day" will be observed with
appropriate exercises and address
next Sunday morning. J. H. Cole has
been appointed chairman Of the Cen
.cnary drive.
w. &. King is seriously i'll with in
hucnza and Mrs. King is convalescing
from an attack of the same disease
at their home at Maplehurst. Much
anxiety is felt over Mr.. Kings con-
dition by the many friends who arc
also glad to learn of Mrs. Kings inn
pr0vcmcnt. >,
. Mrs. Nellie Halves and Mrs. McMil-
Ian and little daughter, Nellie, visited
relatives in Guildhall, Monday.
The body of Mrs. Harrison Lane of
Whitcfcld, who was an old resident
Of Luncnburg, was placed in River
side cemetery, Monday.
Mrs II. N. NORWOOD spent Tues
day with Guildhall friends, going with
W. w. Phelps, who is on jury at the
Court House.
A meeting of tho milk producers
was held last week at which Mr.. Da-
vics of Reading, Mass, and MI.
Goodwin of St. Johnsbury, represent
ing the Plymouth Creamery Associa-
IlUH WclC DlCoCllt W AitbhS PAeAAi' AVA
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 arc
being made to run truck with the
cream to St. Johnsbury for the sum-
MGR 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-
escing.
Fred and Will King and Delmar
Pond have returned from Boston
where they took part in the Y ID pa
rade.
Mrs. Fred I. Luce, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Lorana Silsby and
Mrs Irving Bowker for a wee}el e1f