The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-24
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Mrs. w. r. Bell of South Lunenburg
received word on Tuesday that her
son, Pvt. William Franklin Bell, who
went TO France year ago last Aug
ust, with the 14th Engineers Railway,
has arrived safely at Newport News,
VT, having left Brest on Jan. and
reaching his destination on the 10th.
Pvt Bell hopes soon to+visit his home
on furlough. if he is not discharged,
and a host Of friends will be ready to
welcome him home again.
Mrs. Flora Balch returned on Mon
day from Montpelier where she at
tended tke Vermont Conference
of Social Workers with the especial
subject of Child Welfare in view.
She also spent the weekend in Brad
ford with her mother, Mrs. Perrin B.
Fisk, and sister, Mrs. Grace Bartlett,
and family at Cozycroft. Mrs. Ly-
man Wentworth operated in the Cen
trail telephone Office assisted by Miss
es Edith Lewis and Irene Ball dur
ing Mrs. Balch's absence
Rev. Albert Gregory, representative
from Lunenburg, came home from
Montpelier last Friday and is seri-
ously i'll with Doctors Leith of Lam
caster and Bronson of the village in
attendance.
w. r. Bell, George G. Temple and
Kyle T. Brown were called to Bur-
| lington on Monday on legal business.
Reginald Woodbury., who has been
i'll with influenza and pneumonia at
Mountorne has been brought to his
home in the village and is not regain
ing health as rapidly as could be de-
sired.
Rev. G. w. Douglass supplied the
pulpit for Rev. F. Wilcox in Island
Pond for the second time on Sunday
/ Mr.. Wilcox being ILL.,
Elwyn Nichols and his son-in-law
Fred Whitehead, have purchased the
Albert Brown place on Baptist Hill.
Mrs. John King and children ano
Pvt. Lester Marshall, recently return.
ed from France, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. james King, over Sunday.
After four weeks of inactivity the
quarantine was removed on SATURDAY.
and most Of the schools began thi:
week. Miss Beebe was unable to re
turn until next week to South Lunen
burg because of illness in her famil,
in Swanton, and Miss Cara Sampson
, OF Concord will take the Pond Hill
school as Miss Josephine Mahurin O
Guildhall will be unable to return be
cause of her mothers illness.
y The local Red Cross Chapter hav
yarn for knitting socks which the,
Will sell as no more socks are reouir
ed by the chapter at present. The,
: have large quota of sewing Just re
celved and will be glad of all the he'll
they can secure. A meeting for wor
was held with Mrs. Albert Morgan O.
Tuesday afternoon.
X. .. Balch was in st. Johnsbur
0 on business on Monday and Tuesda,
A large number of our townspeopl
were IN Lancaster on Monday. an
tuesday to see "Hearts of the World
t and We're well repaid for the trip,
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Bell were i
). Lancaster or Tuesday to see Mr.
t Bells mother, Mrs, Charles florida,
t who is ILL.,
S Howard w. r. C. held the annus
installation of officers at the home r
: MRS. Kate Warren on Tuesday ever
y ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Wormwoo
n We're called to Guildhall last wee
: Thursday by the death Of Mr.
|, George Lurvey, whose home was !
o Franconia and was lifelong frien
t of Mrs. Norwood.
d The many friends of Mrs. Ale
o Smith of Concord, who died last wee
wish to extend sympathy to the fan
+ lily. Mrs. Smith was resident {
!. Lunenburg for many years and a
d sorrow for the loss Of one who wa
a good friend and neighbor. Mr. an
Mrs. w. w. Phelps attended the f.
a neral services at Concord.
: Charles Rogers and daughter. Ev;
OF Lancaster were in the village las
week.
Many of the young people an
some older ones are enjoying the fir
coastlng' these moonlight evenings.
Miss Christie Balch is employed Z
: the post. office.
j Miss Amanda Bean is WORKING f.
: A. }. Newman at the Heights Hous