Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-09-24
IUNENBURG

IN the SCHOOLS laSL w GQneSQdy, ReN
Thornley, F. Smith of Guildhall ad
dressing the village schools in tn
morning. Kyle T. Brown was Gale
to Guildhall to address meeting o
the people of that village ON the sub
ject in the afternoon.
Mrs. Annette Silsby of Lyndonvill
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. D
Hale and Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Bow
ker and has returned to her home il
Lyndonviile.
M. M. Stocker of Danville was il
town last week inspecting the roat
work which is being in various part
of the town especially that on thu
Lancaster road.
DR.. ID. S. Atwood of St. Johnsbury
was in town last week Wednesday
and the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G
w. Douglas.
Miss Marion Bell of South Lun-
enhnrg is student at St. Johns
bury Academy.
Misses Evelyn and Mertie Dawson
and their father, J. p. Dawson mo-
tored to Danville on Friday with Err
nest Silsby, chauffeur, and visited
Morrill, Dawson and family for the
day.
Mrs. Amanda Wentwort his enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Ann Briggs
of East Concord. Her brother, Ly-
man Hight, is also with Mrs. Went
worth.
Mrs. Lucretia Finley and little son,
Frederick, of Whitefeld were quests
of relatives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Cowles and
Harry Silsby of Lyndonvillc were in
Lunenbure on Sunday. Mrs. Frank
Silsby, Mrs. Katherine Bowker and
little Harriet Cowles returned to
Lyndonville with them.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Douglas were
in Whitefeld on Monday when Mrs.
Douglas had dental work done. Miss
Mildred Kimball is staying at the
parsonage for the week.
Philip w. Sugg started on Tues
day for Burlington where he enters
the Freshmal class of U. V. M.
Mrs. Fred Powers and sons, Percy
and Stephen, have returned from
trip to Manchester, N. H., where they
visited Mrs. Powers parents and sis
ter.
Miss Eleanor Morse returned from
Montpelier on Saturday to her home
at G. c. Bells.
The grammar school in the village
had a vacation this week as Miss
Cole who taught for three weeks
went to take up her studies at John
SOL Normal and Miss Moore of Rich
mond could not begin teaching till
next Monday.
School on Pond Hill began Monday
with Miss Eliza Lang of West Milan
teacher. The school house has been
put in good order and a successful
term is looked for.
Mrs. Norah Blood who cared for
Mrs. w. E. Balch for nearly year
went home on Sunday and Mrs. Anna
Bean took her place.
Miss Marie Laurie of Portland,
Me-, and Miss Marie Tonsen of
Westbrook, Me-, are guests of Mr.. +
and Mrs. Harry S. Hill on Baptist
Hill.
Charles Turner carried Mrs. Villas
Johnson and Mrs. Kennedy and little
son to st. Johnsbury on Wednesday
for treatment for the child's eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Groveton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Monahan are visiting
The McLaughlin's also.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Phelps and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
and Mrs. Jennie Silsby
Of Berlin motored to Lyndonville and
called on friends on Friday.
Lunenburg had movies on Tuesday
and Monday evenings Of last week
and an attempt was made to hay
show on Friday evening but on ac-
count of electric light difficulties the
was called off.
Henry Woods, who has been en-
oloyed in st. Johnsbury, came home
or few days with his parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Prue Woods on Pond Hill
before going to another job with the
Bay State Artesian Well Co.
Karl o. Balch went on Tuesday to
Windsor where he was called as
Juror in the u. S. Federal court.
G. H. Perkins of Burlington was 4
business visitor at Walter Balch's last
Thursday.
Mr.. Morton of Burlington was j..
he village in the interest of the for
nation of Post of the American
legion in this town.
Miss Nina Pond spent the weekend
With Miss Helen Jewell at her farm
ZONE in the Jewell district.
A special meeting for practice
work was held in the G. A. R. hall on
evening by Howard w. r.
A teachers meeting was held at
he Heights House on Monday, all
he teachers meeting Supt. Harding
O plan the years school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Woods of Lam
aster and Mr.. and Mrs. Malone of
Springfield, Mass, were Sunday
.uests at Prue Woods on Pond Hill.
Bella Blood of West Fitchburg,
lass, is visiting his brother, Orange
Blood and family, in the West Neigh