Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-07-09
LUNENBURG

capacity limit. July 4th was ccle-
bratcd in appropriate style, the chief
event of the day being the annual
birthday dinaer with stunts follow
ing in honor of Father" X. O.
! Balch. A birthday cake well sur
rounded with candles was one Of the
features, and many clever quips were
given during the time. Later in the
evening fire balloons, roman candles
and other fireworks finished another
pleasant event for the camp family.
Miss Eva Paradis and Fred SIM
onds of st. Johnsbury were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Simonds and Mrs. Sarah Simonds.
Dr. II. M. Wiggin Of WAtefield was
professional visitor to the village
on Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Blood, Miss Ella
and Clement Blood, A. J. Morrow and
Master Merrill motored to Canaan
and return on Sunday.
Miss Alma Mcfarland has been
quite ill for several days at her home
at her sisters, Mrs. F. S. Bowker.
Karl o. Balch was called to St.
Johnsbury on Sunday by the critical
condition of his brother, W. E.
Dalch. l.. p. Leach, who has been at
Camp Winncshewauka part of the
week, returned to St. Johnsbury at
the same time.
George Covcy and Clarence Dodge
shot large bear in the North Stal
region early Sunday morning.
Last Sunday morning the Sacra-
ncnt Of the Lords Supper was OBJ
served at the morning service, the
pastor speaking on the theme "Our
Attitude toward the Cause" the Of
fertory being sung by Mrs. G. c.
Bell and H. Il. Stuart. In the even
ing the Misses Helen and Dorothy
Pond sang duet. Next Thursday
evening Miss Ruth Cole will give an
account of the Y. w. c. A. convcn-
ton at Rutland to which she went as
delegate from Montpelier Seminary d
few weeks ago.
Next Sunday afternoon commit
tee from the church of which H. Il.
Stuart is chairman, will call on each
family of the parish with the intcn
ton of promoting the social interests
of the community.
Howard w. II. C. will hold the
regular meeting in G. A. II. hall on
the afternoon of Tuesday, July ID.
Members please notice change OF
hour. All who have not paid the S.
cents for the War Chest will please
remember it at this meeting.
On Friday evening, July II, wind
and weather permitting, the Up
strcamcrs will give lawn party on
the church lawn to which all arc in
vitcd. A short entertainment will be
given and light refreshments served
and games of various sorts will pass
the time pleasantly. The only fee
will be 10 cents for the Refreshments.
Mrs. Charles S. Sears of Benning-
ton, is spending a month at ID. ID.
Shows.
Mrs. Harry Bowker and daughter,
Alice, Fcrva Lewis and children of
Littlcton, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lewis on Friday even
ing. Little That's Lewis remained
with her grandparents.
w. r. Bell, G G. Temple and
Franklin Bell were in Concord to at
tend the meeting of Moose River
Lodge on Saturday evening.
M. d. Bowker and Co., have moved
their soda fountain and ice cream fix
lures from the Shady Shop into the
store.
Miss Dora Wilson is in charge of
the post office during the absence of
Mrs. Kingsbury.
MI and Mrs. Fred Witham and
Lieut.. Norman and Mrs. Witham of
jefferson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Bell at Bellview, South
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gordon, Mrs.
Lillian Hall and Richard Parker
went for an auto trip on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson spent
the Fourth and weekend at the Will
son camp at Meals lake.
Mrs. George Convey and sons have
been guests of her parents in Grove
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm and family
of Mcdford, Mass, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. King and Mr..
and Mrs. John Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bell spent the
Fourth at their cottage at Meals
lake.
DR.. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward of Peabody, Mass, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. King of White
field were auto guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. King at Maplehurst on
DR.. Hill of Lancaster was pro-
Tessional visitor to the village on
Monday.
Miss McHartly, r. H., of Barre is
he guest of Miss Flora Houston r.
n, at Mrs. Rem. Gees.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Silsby and
laughter, Eleanor, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moses at Lancas-
or.
Few. G. A. Martin of st. Johnsbury
vas the officiating clergyman at the
Sunday afternoon services Mt Camp
Ninneshewauka. With him were