Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-12
C1rtis s HASTINGS,
LYNDONVILLE

MIS-. MellSS;l VII, WHO tl'tN ''ch
stopping with her sister, Ms. }. ".
Copeland, since the accident in which
she broke her hip, has returned to
| her home in Maple Grove, p. q. Mrs.
Copeland has the care of'a good
nurse, and expects to get along with
her nephcw's help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chan los Phillips, who
have been spending the summer here
with her children, Blanche and
Willis Conner, and other relatives,
left Wednesday for their home in
Snohomish, WASH, doubtless rcjoic-
ing TO leave such wintry weather be-
hind them.
Mrs. Clara Gage is in Georgetown,
Mass, with her son, Roy, and family,
, Including Il new daughter, Bal ba,a
June.
L p. Hartman has gone to West
Palm cBach, Florida, where his son,
Nelson, is located and engaged in IL
bottling industry.
Mrs. Arthur Mccain who has been
the head telephone operator for sew
cral years past, is assisting in the
central Office for a few days.
Miss Rita Drown of Beverly, Mass.
has been visiting at Willis Corners
IL few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Montgomery
of St. Johnsbury were guests at Ho-
tel Lyndon Thursday, while Oh their
wedding trip.
Mrs. George Knight and daughter
| Frances, of Mcdford, Mass, are stop
ping for a short time with her moth
CT, Mrs. Frank Slsby. Miss Jessie
Gregg is away on q short vacation.
Mrs J. +. Wilder entertained the
ladies of the Foreign Missionary So
cicty of the Methodist church at her
home very pleasantly TUESDAY,
Nov. q. In their years work they are
carrying out a program formed upon
/ the basis of "a Crusade of Compass
ion" The present meeting took up
this subject as it related to India.
Papers on the condition of women
were given by Mrs Butler, on Chris
tian hospitals by Mrs. Shorey, o.
Almoncrs of Healing by Mrs. Fred
Smith. Selections on similar subjects
in regard 10 the work of Christian
hcalers in India were read by Mrs.
Gibson, Mrs. Verna Smith, and Mrs.
Durgin. A Mystery Box was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Rogers After the
program Il social hour was enjoyed,
and the hostess served shcrbet and
cake.
Clarence Grapes, r. F. d. carrier
on Route No. 1 feels that his cxper-
fence with our November snow storm
is little more THAI he fances. On
Wednesday the day of the big storm
he was driving his car in the binding
snow, and collidcd with DR.. Cheney,
not being able to see ahead. Both
cars were somewhat damaged. Ga
Thursday, Grapes started out on his
route with a horse and wagon, got
stuck in the drifts and exchanged the
wagon for II sleigh. and then was UNI
able to get through, so he came
home, having had all the winter
weather he wanted already.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Griswold took
Il motor trip to Boston the first of
last week and returned by train. The
Stuarts took their car down to have
it shipped to Florida, where they are
going to spend the winter, expecting
to leave in few days.
Mrs. Edgar Brown is in Mclrosc
Highlands, Mass, for few days,
with her daughter, Miss Ethel Brown.
The ladies of st. Peters church
will meet with Mrs. C. A. Lewsey
Wednesday afternoopto sew.
Prof. Ness appeared in Music hall
Monday evening with a troupe of
a excellent exhibition of the way in
which they could be handled. The
show was of great interest, especially
to the children, number of whom
were allowed to ride the ponies after
the performance. He was formerly in
the training stables here a number
of years ago, and thoroughly under
stands the equine nature. He has
been in the White Mountains this
summer as riding master.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Peters church have sociable at the
home of George Sherrer on Prospect
street, Wednesday evening, and cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Remember the big Armistice Ball
Tuesday evening, when good music,
refreshments and everything neces-
sary for good time will be provided
by our boys of the American Legion.
Three cars with Lyndon people
started Monday morning for Florida
where they will spend the winter. The
cars referred to are those of Scott M.
Farnum and wife, Frank Powers and
George Rennie, and they plan to
keep together on the trip, and no