The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-21
LUNENBURG

about S33 from their harvest supper
and share of the door receipts at the
movies on Friday evening and the
large number present enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent.
The local Red Cross chapter held
their annual meeting on Thursday
evening. Reports were read and the
executive committee named for the
year putting Rev. G. w. Douglas in
the place of Mrs w. G. King, re-
signed and l.. H. Wilson in the place
of the late |. j. Bowker The execu-
tive committee will meet at the home
of the chairman, Mrs. C. w. Turner,
Turn, to elect officers for the year
early next week.
Dixon gives a dance and oyster
supper at the town hall on Wednes-
day evening, Oct. %, with the full or
chestra to furnish music.
Remember the first number of the
entertainment course comes on Tues
day evening, Miss Flora Haviland en-,
tertaining with readings and imper-
sonations.
w. T. Carpenter is in Maine on
business and C. A. Lewis is running
the electric light plant in his alb
sencc.
On Sunday morning Homer A.
Stuart gave a report of the Sunday
school convention at Bellows Falls
which he recently attended, this talk
ing the place of the morning sermon.
In the evening Pastor Douglas spoke
on Safety Week" On Thursday
evening a short devotional service
will be held at 100 followed by the
third Quarterly conference. Next
Sunday morning the subject will be
Good Literature" and there will be
several readings and talks in addition
to the Pastors address.
Ernest Silsby went to Buffalo, N.
Y, last week Monday and returned
on this week Monday with new
Dodge touring car. Harold Maillett
went with him driving home a car for
L. H. Wilson. The young men made
several side trips by the way and
spent very enjoyable week en- route.
DIR. w. NJ. Bronson spent the week
end in Littleton with his wife and
little daughter and William Moffett,
Jr
w. r. Bell was recently appointed
one of the Board of Appeal of Tax
Commissioners, the other members of
the committee being John w. Thurs
ton of Island Pond and H. d. Mar
shall of Canaan.
Rev. f. W. Sharpe of st. Johns
bury called at the parsonage on Sat
urday as he was "bound for the land
of Canaan"
l.. H. Wilson went to st. Johns
bury on Monday to deliver his old car.
to the garage and take over the new
one. He was accompanied by +. II.
Strong, who has gone to Clinton
where he has position.
DR., and Mrs. w. H. Bronson are re-
joicing over the birth of a son at Lit
Teton hospital, Oct. Is, and Mr., and
Mrs. Oscar Wilson of daughter at
Lancaster hospital, Oct. 18th. Con-
gratulations.
Miss Elizabeth Kimball has return
ed to her studies at Montpelier Semi
nary from which she was called last
week by the illness and death of her
father, David Kimball.
Fred Carbee has sold the Edward
Carbee house to Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Norris of South Lunenburg, taking
in exchange the farm belonging to
the Norrises who will remain at So,
Lunenburg for the winter and the
present tenants, Wentworth and Ed
ward Bowker will remain in the Car
bee house.
Miss Eliza Lang who is teaching
on Pond Hill spent the week end with
her parents in Milan, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Smith and
Velma, and Mrs. Angenette
Burt, motored to Newport on Satur-
day where they will visit relatives for
several days Miss Dora Wilson &C
them to st. Johnsbury, re-
by train in the evening.
Miss Clara Nichols went on Satur-
day morning to st. Johnsbury where
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