Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-10
LUXEMBOURG

/ thanksgiving Gay was the WcuulnG
q. the home Of Mrs. Jean Wells Will
son. of her younger daughter, Dora
Mabcl, to Bert Irving Brown, which
took place at four o'clock p. H., Rev.
Glenn W. Douglass officiating, using
the single ring service. The bride
has been Il very efficient teacher in
the schools Of this place and Concord
and looked very dainty in her gown
OF white GcorGcttc trimmed with
fringe Of silk balls. She carried
bride roses and wore a string e
gold beads, The gift of the groom, Us
her only ornament.
The groom is the oldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Brown Of this
place and is in engineer on one OF
the southern railroads. A light col
lation wa served after the ceremony
and Nv. and Mrs. Brown left on tie
evening train for Boston where they
stayed ill Saturday afternoon taking
lii" boat for Norfolk, Va, a:d ach-
ing their home in Florence, S. c.,
ca Monday afternoon where thcy
VIII at oncc go to housekeeping.
Mrs. Mary Monahan Maillett died
very suddenly from heart failure a
her home at SunnySidc farm on Fri
day morning being i'll less than Il half
hour. Mass was said at st. Lo'+ on
Wednesday morning and the body
laid to rest in Lancaster. This is the
first death in the family, the ten
children coming to be together n
the old home once more on tie sad
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter and
Alton spent Thanksgiving with MI.
and MIS-. d. y. Sampson in Con-
cord.
Mr.. Flora Balch visited her moth
cr, Mrs. Icrrin Il. Fisk, a'1 her
sister, Mrs. II. +. Bartlett and FAM
lily at Cozycrolt, Bradford la t.
week.
Martin Pond had II narrow csc"nc
last week ut the U. S. Bobbln Co. $
camp when a tree glanced as If fell
striking Il heap of brush and
throwing q branch which hit him On
the head rendering him unconscious
for a time. He was brought to hi
home and Dir. Bronson called and Il;
present he is cob:.vlcsccnt.
Elwyn Silsby, of Washington, d.
G., called on his brother, Mitchell and
other relatives last week.
Dan Dodge is quite i'll and Mr.
Norah Blood is assisting in caring
! for him.
Miss Rose Rock of Concord wn7
4 has been the guest Of Miss Mildred
Kimball for u week returned home
on Friday night
Miss Slack who has been taking
care of George A. Balch has return
cd to her home at st. Johns
ury, leaving her patient well or
the road TO recovery.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Emery ant
children of st. Johnsbury were
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Goss, at South Lunenbure
over the Thanksgiving week end.
Clifton and Edward Hast
ings, Lawrence Newman and Ma
rion Bell from st. Johnsbuly, Irene
Bail, Helen Pond, Eleanor Burt, Ele
amor Morse from Lancastc-' are a
home for the Thanksgiving recess.
Alfred J. Morrow spent the wcel
end with his sister and mother il
Montpelier and Roxbuly. Maste
Merrill stayed with Mrs. Abby Parke
during his fathers absence.
i Christmas programs are being re
hearsed in the village schools and tn
music for the Sunday school tree ant
entertainment on Christmas nigh
also.
H. B. Silsby and Harley Cowles o
Lyndonville have been business visit
ors to Lunenburg during the pas
week.
Miss Ruby Smith is employed at thu
post office, assisting Mrs. kingsbury
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Monohan have
the sympathy of their friends in thu
loss of their infant son on Sunday.
Clyde Jewell, Judson Gray, Rollt
Bell, Harold Turner, Franklin Bell
George Covcy and Clarence Dodge
are among the fortunate hunters who
captured deer during the past week.
Rev. Fathers Lever of Randolph
Carrier of Bakersfield, Dame of Shell
don Springs and Mooney of St
Johnsbuly were called here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. J. ]. Maillet last
Wednesday, also six choir boys ane
an organist from st. Johnsbuly who
assisted in the high mass at st. Leo's
church.
! Mrs. J. J. Boucher of South Lun-
cnburg was in St. Johnsbury on Sat
urday visiting her daughter, Yvette
at the Convent. wv
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Hill receiv-
cd their friends on Monday evening
the first of December in honor OF
their 10th anniversary, the guests
spending a pleasant evening and
wishing the host and hostess m any
rcturs of the anniversary.
Howard w. r. c., held their an
nual election on Tuesday evening
Dec. 2, with the following officers for