The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
LYNDONVILLE


Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Smelling were
in town a-few days this week. They
arc now living in the town of Bar
lnard, a short distance from the Beth
el. village, and were called here by
I the death Of Mr.. Snelling's mother in
South Wheelock. Nh. Smelling was
Q photographer here q number OF
| Years ago.
The Daughters Of Liberty held
their regular public whist party in
! Grand Army Hall onday evening, as
usual. There were six tables Of play
el's, who had pleasant social even
ing. The first prize was won by Rob-
\ crt Allard OF the Center, and the
I consolation prize by D. j. Waller.
Music Hall was occupied Tuesday
eevning by Thomas, Burroughs or
chesti'a Of five pieces, who played for
/ 6 fine concert and dance. The
music was excellent, and the attend
ance fair, but not large, on account
4 OF the season and the great number
of dances.
4 Miss Ruth Hatch has been on the
sick list with the humps for a few
\ days.
Mrs. C. S. Philbrick remains very
N i'll from her recent attack of bron-
chitis and there is considerable feal
4 of pneumonia. Her daughter, Mrs
Noyes from Lisbon, N H. is here TAX.
ing care of her.
Miss Alice Clarke has position or
the inventory work at the RAILROAD
shops, and expects to begin work the
first of January.
Several from here are attending 6
dance at Sheffield this "wednesday
evening with music by the Orlean.
orchestra.
Howard Marshall has been i'll for {
few days with sever ecold, and un
able to be at his work in the Ed
munds store.
Mrs. A. w. Edmunds is assisting il
the drug store during the holida,
season.
Stephen A. Haboush, the "Shep
herd of Galiliee" appears in Musi
Hall this evening as lecturer an,
entertainer. This is the fourth en-
tertainment in the Lecture Course
and promises to be both unique ant
instructive.
The last dancing classes of tn,
| Village Improvement Society will b.
n held on Friday afternoon and even
ing of this week. The usual socia
will follow. Mr.. Gould has prove,
an excellent teacher, and although
the class has not been as large a
| was hoped, all who attended hay
found that they both profited by an,
| enjoyed the lessons exceedingly. |
is possible that the society may con
clude to go on with the social dance
L after the holidays, and give serie
of Friday evening socials, closin,
\ with their regular Washington ball
Every one knows that these dance
are we'll conducted, the music is goo,
and there are people always presen
to see that the young people have tn
best kind of time, under tn
best conditions.
N George Christopher who wen
\ from here to Groveton, N. H., to TAX
a place there, has decided not to stay
\ but is now in Boston, where he vii
look around for position.
\ Miss Antonio DesLaulier, from
\ Sutton, is working at ]. l.. Watchie'
1 for, the present. ,,,.
\ Robert Stone has been spending
few days in New York City the pas
1 week.
Mrs. Salmon Stern and daughter
\ Miss Isabel, are planning to leav
soon for Southern California, wher
they will spend the winter. Mrs
Stems daughter, Bertha, Mrs. Flo
/ sheim, and family, are there now.
I Most of the schools and college
close this week, and the influx o
college students, which is becomin,
quite large now, will begin abou
| Thursday and continue until the da,
before Christmas. A number of socia
events are being planned for the re
turning wandereds, and tn,
Christmas vacation is expected to b.
quite gay one.
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