Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-18
LUXEMBOURG


tanned MI. and Mrs. John Gray OF
Co!ebrook and Melvin Gray and FAM
lily of Groveton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Nichols motoreC
to MMclndoes last week and were
guests Of their son, Darwin Nichols.
and family for two days.
George Rowland of Littleton visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. Pearl Blood, in
the West Neiehbolhood last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morgan and
Lloyd visited friends in st. Johnsbury
and Concord last Friday and Satur-
/ day.
Dan Dodge I'd has gone to work for
Julian Bell at South Lunenburg for
the season.
The recently discharged privates
are Fred and Will }. King, Harley
and Ernest S.lsby, Harold Mallett,
Viii! McGowan and Delmar Pond
Mrs. Harley Silsby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Silsby and daughter Eleanor
Mr.. and Mrs. James King, Mrs. Del
mar Pond and Miss Josephine Car
pcnter and Miss Minnie Briggs of
East Concord attended the dance
rivcn for the soldier boys at Fitzdale
on Friday evening, reporting n very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Flossy Carbee Poole of Riv-
crton came on Saturday morning to
assist in caring for her father, Ed
ward Carbee.
MI and Mrs. David Lord and Mr..
ard Mrs. Richard Cooper of West
N eighborhood we're in st. Johnsbuly
Oil Friday.
The jefferson Dramatic Club will
present the play "T'riss, or Beyond
the kockies,' ut the town hall, Lunen-
burg, on Saturday evening, June 81.
The cast includes James Savage, Vic
tor r. Lang, Austin j. Bedell, Mrs.
Ethel M. Bedcll, and Miss Emma
Newell among others, and Misses
Rose Movers and Helen Mcdonald il
and an orchestra which
will play during the play and for
dancing afterwards Admission IS
cents for adults and 20 cents for
and 2o cents for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Downcr and
Henry Dcwncr of Boston are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferva Lewis, coming
10 see Charles Downer specially.
One Of John Kenny's sons has been
very i'll with pneumonia but is now
better.
William Carbee of Littleton was
nere to see his father, Edward Car
bee, on Sunday. Mr.. Carbee is grad
tally failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Balch, Charles
Thomas, Walter Balch and Ernest
Silsby were in st Johnsbury on Fri
lay, calling while there on w. E.
3alch, who is still very i'll.
Alfred j. Morrow spent the week
nd with relatives in Colebrook.
Abby Parker has been appointed
anitor of the town hall. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lessard of
East Lancaster spent the weekend
nth their daughter, Mrs. Guy Re-
nick.
Charlie Rogers of Lancaster, who
s convalescing from recent illness,
s the guest Of Mrs. Elmer Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Colby, Mrs.
Daisy Colby Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. i
'mith and Miss Chessman of Woods
lille were guests of Mrs. Laura Col
" and Miss Alice on Sunday.
Mrs. Ellery w. Hastings of the
Vest Neighborhood has been enter t
aiming her sisters, Mrs. Abbie Mer-
i'll of Nova Scotia, Mrs. Hattie Hurl-
urt of Concord, and her cousin, Mrs.
'liny Ranney and son of Kirby. ,.
Mrs. Charles Fielding and George i
i. Fielding, who have been guests of =.
f.. and Mrs. II. S. Hill for two weeks
etulned on Saturday to their home =.
4 Woodsford, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blood were St. q
ohnsbury business visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID b. Sampson of
files Pond were at Ira Carpenters =
n Sunday.
James Nichols has been repairing j,
is house and has added a piazza :,
lso. n
Eden Jewell has finished work on
ne road crew and gone to Littleton \
, join Mrs. Jewell who is slowly !;
liling.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid q
ociety held their annual meeting on v
riday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
liner Gordon. Nearly all the Of f
GERS were reelected for the coming h
ear, and the society showed satisfac- \
,ry social and financial results. Tea I
as served for the business session. Fl
The fence viewers were called to Ii
ond Hill in their professional capac- Z
y last week, making adjustment sat n
factory to all concerned. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Slack of
outh Royalton are guests at the P
Fights House. d
The Lunenburg Mfg. Co., purchas- d
| new horse for their truck W
ork from Gilman Bros, of st.
last week. maggie" who G
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