St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
LYNDONVILLE

| iONaDic Dali on inc evening oil W Ell
iesday, April :. Music hall was wei
illed for the occasion, there bcin.
present just the right number 70
comfortable dancing. Quite mum
Der of spectators were in the balcony
Henault's orchestra furnished inspir
ing music for long dance order
which was thoroughly enjoyed by tho
gay company of young people. Re.
freshmentS of ice cream and waters
were served during intelmSsion. The
Legion found the affair financial
as well as Il social success. The next
in order on their entertainment pro-
gram is Il vaudeville and variety
show, play, etc. The parts have IL
ready been assigned, rehcarsals be-
gun, and they arc promising some
thing very interesting about the 3Otll
of this month.
Miss Florence LaFrancc is spend
ing few days with her glandpar-
ents in Newbuly.
Raymond Harris has finished work
1t Windsor, and is now at home. He
expects to go into the creamery to
work soon.
Miss Margaret Bishop of st. Johns
bury was in town this week With
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Paige have
returned from Montreal, where they
have been for about ten days. Mr..
Paige's nephew, George Paige, came
with them. Mr.. Austin Paige is
much improved in health during the
past week, and hopes soon to be feel
ing much more like himself.
E. J. Blodgett and Charles Stevens
of this place were in st. Johnsbury
Thursday to attend the annual ban
quet of the Northeastern Vermont
Association of Underwriters, at the
St. Johnsbury House, followed by the
annual sugar party at George Caly's
sugar place.
Mrs. Martha Smith of East Burke
is helping in the care of the Gour
family, who still continue 10 be quite
i'll, although all four are out of dam
ger.
Miss Marguerite Holtham has re-
turned to her home in Sheffield.
Mrs. Prescott Moore gave an in
formal lunch Thursday afternoon to
five of her girl friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fellows have
moved to Lyndon, into the Labay
house, which they purchased some
lime ago.
Miss Flora Parker returned to her
work Thursday, after spending sew
eral days ut her home in East Burke,
where she was i'll.
Henry Darling, who has been in
town for the Easter vacation, has
gone back to his school in Connect
cut.
The Rev Edward A. Lewis will be-
gin on Sunday a series of three ser
mons on prayer at the Univcrsalist
church.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday there will be special ser
vice for unwilling Il tablet for the par
Elephants in the world war and the
American Legion will assist. Deco
ations and music will be patriotic in
heir nature.
Mrs. Emma Haltwcll and her
granddaughter, Marjorie Haltwell,
nave been visiting Mrs. A. l.. Guth-
tic in McIndoe Falls.
Mrs. Harry White and daughter
Gertrude, recently visited Mrs.
Whites parents in Ayers Cliff.
Ernest Norton was at home from
Albany, N. Y, this week for short
yacation.
Miss Irene Grant of Montreal and
Arthur and Albert Desrochers of the
anne city, have been recent guests at
Alfred Nolton's.
1t may be possible, but seems hard
y probable, that the Mothers Club
las ever enjoyed much pleasante"
meeting than that which was held at
Mrs. Clarence Dodge's last Thursday !
when the club gathered to
enjoy an cold fashioned evening".
The members were asked to come in
costume, and the rooms were ar
'anged to carry out the old-fashioned
dea as far as possible. Mrs. Dodge
vas assisted as hostess by Mrs. G.
4. McShane and Mrs. Edgar Brown.
About so ladies attended and they
we're met at the door by the president
Mrs. O. ID. Mathcwson, in hoop
skirt and poke bonnet, and much was
he mirth evoked by the appearance
If the guests.
Attics and old trunks were ran
sacked and it is whispered that some
If the buxom ladies of today had diff
'iculty in COMPRISING themselves in
% the wedding dresses of former
generations. Beautiful, gay, and ri
liculous were some of the appear
,nces, and a good time was enjoyed
alking and looking each over.
In the library fine collection of
was arranged, which served
% help illustrate Mrs. Lee Richard
sons delightful and instructive paper
IN "Old China" A musical program
vas also carried out, Miss Dorothy
Mac donald singing solo, with Ms.
Pierce as accompanist, and all the
aides joining in choruses of all the
Did songs they could remember. A
,Io,e,pt foot,,ro ,,oc Tho ,.opitatioO nf