Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-30
LUXEMBOURG

his daughters, Misses Clara an,
Madeline, silk aprons made in French
: style and beautifully embroidered
Private Nichols was member of III,
lO3d Infantry Supply Co. and SHOULD
have returned with the 26th but was
detained in military hospital by i'll
ness. AT last reports he was better
and hoped to be sent home very soon
Mr.. and MIS-. Percy Mallett and
children, Charlotte and Paul, went IL
ST. Johnsbury on Thursday TO visit
and on Saturday they return to Hart
ford, Conn, where they have been
for the past year, coming north to
dispose Of their farm property and
visit relatives.
Mrs. Harry Silsby, Mrs. Frank Sis
by and MRS. Harley Cowles of Lyl
donville came to the home Of Nj
and Mrs. M. ID .Bowker on learning
Of the illness and death of /. j. now-
ker on Tuesday.
Erwin Balch is convalcscing from
an attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarity of Wilder,
who were called to Fitzdalc by the
death of Mrs. Garrty's brother, Les
lie Hartshorn, visited her sister, Mrs.
Felva Lewis, and other relatives on
Wednesday.
Mrs. fred Whittum returned to her
home in Jefferson on Wedne ,d.lv af
ter spending several days with Mrs.
w. r. Bell at Bellview, South Lanen-
burg.
Miss Julia r. White of Lancaster
called on several of her old irlenda
and neighbors last week who were
very glad to see her in her old home
town again.
A. ID. Nichols was in Lanca5tn" on
business on Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Newman, Essex county
chairman for the Women's Victory
loan, has had reports from the towns
in the county which are all encourag-
ing. The Lunenburg chairman, Mrs.
Martha Pierce, and her solicitors re-
ported $4,000 on Friday morning &C
tually pledged with more in view.
w. w. Phelps and Fred Calbcc are
in Guldhall on jury duty.
Mr.. Davies of Reading, Mass, and
Mr.. Goodwin of st. Johnsbury Of the
Plymouth Creamery company, were in
town last week looking over the pros
poets for opening The creamery plant
in Lunenburg A meeting of all
those interested in the project is cal
led for Tuesday evening, April %, in
the town hall and it is hoped there
will be large attendance and that
this may once more be added to the
industries Of Lunenburg.
Fred and VIII King went on Tues
day to Boston where they take part
in the p.l..'le of the goth being men,
bers of tho lO2d M. G. Battalion.
Frank Lane is spending some time
with Littleton relatives.
Misses Clara Nichols and Irene Bail
spent Tuesday %nd Wednesday with
f,cnd.; and relatives in Littleton.
NJ Ss Nellie Parker .:pent her Ea"-
ter vacation in FtZdalc, The guest Of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Curtis.
Mrs. Clinton Hartsholn and baby
and Mrs. Leon Conrad OF Fitzdale
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis and other friends on Tuesday
OF last week.
Albert Lewis is to work for G. &.
Temple on patrol this summer and
board at his home at Mrs. Hattie
Smiths.
Leonard Smith, the youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rushrod Smith, who
has been for three years past in
France with Canadian regiment, is
at home for a short leave. AS the
young man had not seen his parents
for over seven years he was doubly
welcomed.
Miss Christine Balch is slowly re-
covering from an attack of grippe.
Harold Turner, the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Turner, has pur-
chased the Downer farm and will
stock and work on it and do some
repairing this summer. ..:
Private Leslie Hartshorn, the youn-
gost son Of the late Henry and Mrs.
Jennie Hartshorn, died at his moth
er's home in Fitzdale on Tuesday,
April %, after a long illness with
tuberculosis. He came home from
the Military Hospital in West Haven,
Conn.,, in August of last year, and
the day before his leave expired was
taken i'll with influenza, from which
he never rallied. Funeral services
were held at his late home on Friday,
Rev. G. w. Douglas officiating. and
the body was laid beside his father in
Riverside cemetery. Much sympathy
10 felt for the mother and also for
the brothers and sisters of the young
man.
Marshall M. Stocker, the newly ap-
pointed district road commissioner,
was in town last week, and the guest
of the Heights house.
S. F. Clanin of Manchestc: n. h.
made his annual visit tc town last
week in the interests of his suhScr'p-
ton agency, having very good success
in placing his wares.
Browns store was closed on We'd
nesday afternoon on receipt OF the
daath of I. ], BOWker.