The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-28
LYNDONVILLE

MIS-. Guyda ComcflofU, VIM mo-
been working in the Boston and
Maine shops in Lowell, Mass, has
finished work there, and was in town
for the Christmas holidays. She is
vet undecided as to where she will
locate.
Richard Wood suffered a bad acct
dent willie sliding at the old golf
grounds and has very badly bruised
face in consequence, but no other Sc
rous hurts. s 80
Mr.. Mary Emerson has been in
town for a few days 70 see her ehlI-
dren. .45
Miss Ellie Hunter Of Boston was
the guest of her parents for Sat
urday and Sunday coming to enjoy
her Christmas dinner with them,
Funeral services for the late John
LeBourveau were held Sunday after
noon ut the home of his brother,
Charles L. Stuart. A large number
of friends attended to paw the last re-
spects to a man who had been well
known and liked, and held an i'm
portant position in this community,
in business and socially. The re-
marks were also made by the Rev.
H. J. Human. A male quartet, a..
W. Edmunds, George Burnhlm,
Bruce and Sherman Wakefield, sang
one selection, "Abidc With Ne. "
There were a number of beautiful
flowers. The local Masonic Lodge,
Crescent No. &C, had charge of the
burial services, part Of which car
ricd out at the house, and the
rest as his remains were laid to rest
in The cemetery. Mrs. LcBourvcau
and her daughter and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Campbell, j., will re-
main in town but a short time, when
they will all go back to Springfield,
Mass. A little later in the season,
they will join Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ,
Campbell and Mr.: and Mrs. Harry
Silsby, when they start for Daytona,
and all return to Florida together.
St. Peters congregation and Sun
day school had pretty Christmas
tree in the Parish house Friday eV-
enine. There were appropriate cX--
ercises by the smaller children, and
the distribution of presents for the
children Of the Sunday school. The
pastor and his wife, the Rev. and
Mrs. Lewis Hubur, received a sum
of money from their pensioners,
ag~rcgating about $75.
helen and Hollis Dexter went to
Lowell. Mass, a few days ago, to
visit their father, Henry Dexter, and
returned with him, when he came
home to spend Christmas with his
family at the Hollis Welch place at
the Center.
Edward McVicar of Washington,
d. c., was in town for Christmas,
with his sisters, Mrs. Flanders and
Mrs. Parker.
Herman D. Chapman aand wife of
Sutton, were Christmas guests OF
their son, Ralph Chapman and fam
ily.
The many friends in town of Miss
Annie Daniels, who has been Ill IN
Brightlook Hospital for many weeks,
are glad to learn that she is gaining,
and was able to sit up for little
while on Christmas day.
A grand ball is the attraction Of
fcrcd by the boys of the American
Legion, in Music Hall. Friday even
inn, when it is expected q gay crowd
will watch the New Year in to the
strains Of music furnihscd by Cur
l-er's orchestra There do not seem
To be as many dances as usual this
winter, and doubtlc&s this well draw
'~oo1 crowd.
kobcr. Yeync Biron of Hanover,
n, H., is stopping in town for few
days, visiting friends, and making his
headquarters at Hotel Lyndon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of ST. Pc
ters church held their annual meet
ing with Mrs. James McLane last
week Friday, and elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year;
President, Mrs. George Morse; wee
president, Mrs. James McLane; sec
rotary, Mrs. Ronald Bell; treasurer
Mrs. I. G. Blaisdell. A pleasant So
cial hour was enjoyed, and refresh
ments Of coffee, sandwiches, and
cake were served by the hostess.
Gerald Ladd of Island Pond called
on relatives here the trSt OF INC
week.
Herman Carter went to Clarcmont
N. H., to spend the Christmas fcstl'
vities with his father and mother
who are living there.
A number of the neighbors and
friends of Mrs. J. T. Gleason gave
her pleasant surprise on Friday last
which happened to be her birthday
BY taking her a prettlly decorated
Christmas tree, with many little gifts
and rcmembrances. Mrs. Gleason
has been an invalid for long time
and the occasion was much enjoyed
by her..
Among the shut-ins here in towr
who were remembered by thell
friends with little. Christmas trees
gaily trimmed and decorated, were