Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26
Lunenburg

c. will be held in the afternoon O.
town meeting day March 4, at 2.3(
o'clock. This will be Children's day
and children under school age are
invited with their mothers for thu
afternoon, to the hall, where enter
tainment will be provided for the kid
dies while the mothers are engaged
with the usual business of the Corps
The Ladies' Aid societies will serve
the usual dinner in the dining room
on town meeting day at IS cents pei
plate and all the voters know that
there will be good eats ready at noon.
Mrs. w. V. Bronson and daughter,
Charlotte, spent the week end with
relatives in Littleton.
C. S. Rogers, who is in charge of
the work of driving the artesian we'll
at Camp Winneshewauka was in Con-
cord, N. H., on business last week.
Henry Smith, who is employed at
the Fred Powers farm in the West
neighborhood, had the misfortune to
cut the end of his thumb off while
at work last week. DR.. Bronson was
called to attend the patient who is
making a good recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren of Kir-
by were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F Warren, over Sunday.
Joseph and Eddie Woods of Lam
caster were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Prude Woods on Pond Hill, Saturday
and Sunday and were very successful
fishermen catching a number of large
pickerel through the ice on Meals
Lake.
The Book social at the town hall
under the auspices of Howard w. r.
C. on the evening of the 22nd was
we'll attended and very successful
both socially and financially. There
were many clever representations, the
prize for the best one being awarded
to Mrs. Minnie Ball, president of the
Corps, as "The White Sister," Mrs.
Martha Pierce won the prize for the
most correct guesses with Mrs. Bes-
sic Brown, close second. Later in
the evening music for promenading
was furnished by H. K. Phelps, violin
and w. M. Pond, piano, and light re-
freshments were served by the supper
committee.
Rev. c. w. Kelley, who was form
arly pastor of the Methodist church
here was in the town last week, be-
ing presiding officer at the quarterly
and while here called on
many of his friends who were glad
20 meet him
On Sunday morning Pastor Dou-
ylas spoke on "Life Service" and
Minute Man" Fl. r. Stuart spoke
IN the coming centenary meeting. !
Mrs. Warren Rowell sang a solo. In
he evening the topic of the address
vas Goods Annunciation." Next Sum
lay morning the sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be observed.
Only few men gathered at the
Heights House on Friday evening for
he Get Together meeting. Topics
If general interest were discussed
md the meeting adjourned to the call
If Rev. c. w. Douglas.
The people of the East Concord
church are to hold social gathering
It the home of w. H. Carpenter in
he West Neighborhood on Friday
evening and they will be glad to see
friends from Lunenburg society al
%.
Mrs. George Newman of South
recently entertained Mrs.
Jennie Powers of Lancaster and
Miss Flora Houston of Barre.
Several members of the e. w. Hast
ngs family of the West Neighbour
lood are ill with influenza. DR..
,pooner of Lancaster is the attend
ng physician.
Following is the program of the
centenary and ter-centenary meeting
o be held at the Methodist church
m Thursday afternoon and evening,
Feb. 81, to which all the townspeople
re invited: 10.30-1100, receptions;
1.1O-11.15, welcome by Minuteman
:. H. Cole; 11.15-11.4O, address, "In-
ercession" by Rev. E. J. Garfield,
N. H., followed by discus
ion; 12.00-1.30, dinner in the din
ng room of the town hall served by
he ladies of the Aid societies at 35
ents per plate; 1.30-1.40, devotional
ervice; 1.40-1.45, Minuteman H. r.
'tuart, will speak on the meaning of
he centenary movement; 1.45-3.O5,l
ddress Stewardship" Rev.; William