The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-14
LUNENBURG

Howard w. X. T.. held Its regulal
meeting Tuesday evening, April l
for the good of the order hour. Mrs
Willis H. Bean and Mrs. Lawrence
Dodge served peaches, saltines, but.
tered pop corn and apples and socia
hour was enjoyed by the ladies. Al
the next meeting, April 18th, Gentle
mems Night will be observed and
each lady is privileged to invite one
gentleman for the good of the order
hour after the regular business SEES
sion.
Fred Cox of Lisbon was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ball over
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank BoWker went on Mon
day to Portland, Me-, where she will
purchase hats and later goes for la
dies furnishing goods to st. Johns
bury. She will have something spec
ial to say to the ladies next week.
Misses Ruth Cole, Eleanor Morse,
Emma Cole and Helen Pond return
ed to their work at Montpelier Sem
mary on Monday.
C. E. CARLY was in Littleton on
Monday morning.
The local Red Cross chapter sent
las pounds of clothing for the Belgi-
an clothing drive last week. No sew
ing quota has been received for April.
The special song and story service
held on Sunday morning was well at
tended and was well carried out. Mrs.
A. w. Sugg read the story of the
work of DR.. Grenfell, the hero of
Labrador and Mrs. w. L. Rowell and
G. c. Pigeon sang solos. At the
Sunday school hour missionary eX-
ercise Romance of Bible Transla-
ton" was given, Misses Ruth Cole,
Maxina Colby, Emma Cole and Ruby
Smith reading and the members of
Mrs. S. C. Smiths class singing "I've
a Story to tell to the Nation;" the
primary department also had special
missionary exercises. The offering
for missions was $7.20.
Frank Carpenter of Concord was in
town on business recently and the
guest of A. J. Newman at the
Heights House.
Mrs. Harland Ball entertained a
few of the young people on Thursday
evening in honor of her nieces, Miss
es Olive and Vera Morton of Lancas-
ter.
Harold Turner invited his young
friends to his home on Friday even
ing entertaining them with games and
music and all having a delightful
time.
Miss Helen Davis of Concord was
the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Monahan.
Mrs. Rose Seers of Littleton is en-
ployed at the Heights House as cook.
Ferva Lewis, End of Littleton was
the over Sunday guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis.
Frederick E, King received his dis
charge from the service and returned
to the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. King on Saturday evening.
He wears a wound stripe, has two
service crosses for spec
ial bravery at Chateau Thierry and
Chemin Des Danes and the Y d med
al as souvenirs of his year and half
in France. He has host of friends
who welcome him home again.
kilograms have been received from
Delmar Pond and Allen r. Moore
of Fitzdale telling of their safe ar
rival in Boston on Saturday. They
go to Devens and hope for discharge
and return home shortly.
Mrs. d. B. Sampson of Concord
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ira
Carpenter in the west Neighborhood.
Oliver Spaulding and son of Con-
cord, N. H., are spending a few days
at the Spaulding farm.
Neil Lennon of Berlin was the
guest of Franklin Bell at
Bellview, South Lunenburg.
Rev. J. H. Winslow of Whitefeld
was business visitor in the village
last week.
Judge Kyle T. Brown is in Mont
pelier on legal business this week.