Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-12
LUNEN BURG

Co.
Robert Stonei 5 moving his house
hold goods from the G. IL. Balci
farm to Londonderry.
Mrs. Charlotte Lougec Of st
JoEnsbury came on Monday and i:
teaching the village grammar grade
She will board with Mrs. Il. NJ
Wormwood. Howard Snow of Lam
easter began teaching on Pond iilt'
on Monday, boarding with the lr-
wing Silsby's.
Charles Bishop has bought the
Aaron jackson place at South Lun-
elburg and will move there from the
Taylor farm where they now reside.
Dorsey Pond, Harold Turner and
David iSlsby went on Monday to the
u. $. B0bbn Co.'s camp in the North
Star region.
Elkin Mullen of Lincoln, N. II.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ferra
Lewis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kingsbuiy are
spending the week in Portland and
Miss Dora Wilson is taking charge OF
the post office in Mrs. kingsbury'S
absence.
Mrs. Madeline Curtis Haynes and
tiny daughter, Eleanor OF st. Johns
bury called on Abby Parker and fam
lily on Sunday aAd are guests Of her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Fred Curtis
vi Fitzdale.
The box party which was held in
the Pierce schoolhouse Saturday eve
ming was Il great success, having a
large number present. A fine pro-
gram wa; givc.l and about SIT from
the sale of the boxes which will be
used for records for the school Crap
hophonc and other equipment. Mrs.
Olive c. Ball and her pupils always
give their guests Il good time.
Harold Phelps and Eugene Mason
were unable to return to their school
work in Lancaster this week because
Of illness.
Mrs. Sarah Simonds who has been
staying with Mrs. Ella Gregory for
Il week has returned home and Fred
s,imonds OF Northampton, Mass, and
Miss Eva Pladis of st. Johnsbury
are spending the week with her aAd
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Simonds.
Madison Nichols went on Monday
to North Woodstock, N. H., to stay
with his brother, Floris for IL little
time.
A. ID. Nichols has been engaged by
the selectme 4 to keep the sidewalks
in the village cleared and made his
first trip Thursday morning.
A. J. Newman had the misfortune
TO lose his horse "Goldie" last week,
the horse having pneumonia.
Mrs. Ella Quimby, who, is caring
Tor Mrs. w. E. Balch spent the
week end with st. Johnsbury friends.
Mrs. Lava Colby has sold her
house to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nichols
who are soon to take possession.
Mrs. Colby is undecided as to her flu
turc plans but does not expect to
leave Lunenburg.
Mrs Carrie Daniels Of st. JONAS
bury, Deputy Inspector, visited 10,
ward w. II. g., last week, finding the
corps in fine condition both financi-.
ally and in working order. Light re-
ireshments were served after the
business session when II pleasant
hour was spent socially.
The Upstreamcrs held a meeting
with Miss Ruby Smith last week
Tuesday and invited the young men
to attend. During the evening the
gentlemen organized a class of which
J. II. Cole is to be the teacher, Rollo
Bell, president; Harold Mason, vice
president; Clyde Jewell, secretary
and Albert Lewis, treasurer. A
name and plans for work are to be
determined upon in the near future.
Mrs. Eugene Mason spent Thurs
day with Lancaster friends and was
accompanied by her son, Eugene, on
her return on Friday morning. IL
Mrsf George A. Balch and daugh-
ter, Christie, visited the S. S. Ben
tons in Maidstone last week and
were caught by the severe storm on
Wednesday delaying their return till
Thursday morning.
Eight inches OF snow for the frs
is unusual but 1919 goes
on record to that effect. Most of the
snow has disappeared and only one
man was seen with sleigh and we
hope for the Indian summer yet.
George A. Balch who has been in
failing health for year or more has
been forced to take his bed during
The past week and is now under the
care of DR.. Wiggin of Whiteiield
with Miss Slack of St. Johnsbury
nurse in charge. His many friends
hope he may soon be better and all
miss his familiar walk to and from
The casket shop daily.
Mrs. Sidney Luther of South Lun-
enburg was called to Beecher Falls
asst week by the death of her grand
mother.
Miss Claire Woods is at home for
ew weeks convalescing from an OPP
ration on her tonsils performed ut
3rightlook hospital, st. Johnsbury,
asst week.
The Halloween party ut the town
all given by the Upstrcamers called
most of the young people and a few
II the Older ones who enjoyed the
.ames and stunts, fortune telling and
'op corn and apples. The class add
ID about five dollars to their treas