Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-05
LYNDONVILLE

Mrs. Albert Evans of Centerval
has been spending a few days will
her niece, Miss Ida Flower. Frida.
Mrs. Evans and Miss Flower visited
Mrs. James Buell. on Bemis hill.
The friends of Philip Ferguson ar
glad to know that he arrived hom'
Tuesday after having his discharge
granted him at Camp Dix and hat
been in the service for two years anc
overseas one and one-half years
| Welcome home Phil.
The lot north of A. ID. Paige own
ed by DR.. F. r. Dwincll, has beer
sold to Claude Watson.
John Norris has purchased the
Darling meadow back of his house.
DR.. and Mrs. A "A. Cheney have re-
ceived word that their son, Paul, was
married last week.
Mrs. A. J. Bean, who has been car,
ing for Mrs. Arthur Smith, has re-
turned home and Miss Pearl Lunnie
Il trained bdrsc from ST. Johnsbury
is caring for her.
Thrcshcr's orchestra of this town
held Il very successful masquerade
dance in Music Hall Friday evening
j, celebration of Halloween. Prizes
were given to the maskcrs. the first
prize for the best dressed lady going
to Mrs. Green of Lyndon Center. who
represented the spirit of Halloween,
and tho prize for the worst-looking
costume TO John Aldrich Of Lyndon,
who appeared as u Raggedy man.
There was large crowd in attend
ance, who found the dance order very
attractive. Refreshments of ice cream
and cookies were served in the hall.
The ST. Johnsbury Academy boys
came up Saturday and defeated the
Institute foot ball team, to the tune
of rs to IL. 1t was a good game
though and the town boys did well,
considering their lack OF experience.
With a little more practice, tho tables
may be turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey, Of
Lowell, Mass, were in town Saturday
called by the death and burial of MIR.
Bailcy's sister, Mrs. Meserve, living
in the southern part of this town.
Miss Catherine Clarke spent Sum
day with her grandparents Ut the
Kelsey farm
Henault's orchestra held dance
in the Gable hall Saturday evening,
with good attendance.
The people of this town are plan
ming benefit supper for the new hos
pital which Mrs. Bull is establishing
on Prospect street. This will take the
form of a chicken pie supper and So
cial, and will be held in Music Hall
the evening of Thursday, Nov. II.
Philip Ferguson who has been in
the army for over two years, and in
France about Il year and a half, az
rived home last week for few
weeks rest. He holds the rank of
Sergeant. Miss Helen Donahuc, of
Manchester, N. H., has also been
stopping at the Fergusons'.
Miss Anita Daigle is suffering from
a broken wrist, caused in an automo-
bile accident Friday evening, while
returning from St. Johnsbury. The
car was overturned near Lyndon viii
lage, and all were thrown out, but
Miss Daigle was the only one who
sustained any serious injury.
There was Il Halloween social at
the Congregational church vestry
Saturday evening, which was enjoyed
by good number of young people.
John Frappicd has been quite ill
for few days from an attack OF the
grip, and had serious attack Friday
evening, but is now much better.
Friday being the birthday of Mrs.
Charles Phillips of Snohomish, Wash.
who, with Mr.. Phillips, has been
spending the summer with oil friends
here, party was given her at the
home of her sou, Willis Conner, to
which about Is of the old friends
were invited. Miss Blanche Conner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Conner, is
sued the invitations, and entertained
the company right royalty with a So
cial afternoon, followed by delici-
GUS chicken pie supper, with most
enjoyable menu. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips return in few days to their wcs-
tern home, and expressed themselves
as more than delighted with this re-
union.
The Rev. James Hutchinson OF
Barton was in town last Friday, com
ing to attend the birthday party Civ
en- Mrs. Charles Phillips.
Clifton Rugglcs who has been an
invalid for number of months, re-
ccivcd sunshine basket Saturday,
his birthday, from number of his
friends.
Tho sale is reported of the block
by G.. NJ. Darling, and known as the
Masonic block, to A. w. EdmundS,
the druggist. A trade has been made
hut not consummatcd. This is the
most valuable business block in
town, and always rents well.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mccain have
returned from brief wedding Tip.
during which they visited Mr.. and