The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-25
LYNDONVILLE

went to Newport Friday to be the
guests of their friend, Mr.. Root, at
dinner party given to his men
friends in honor of his birthday. This
is an annual event Of great social in
terest, and on the present occasion
it was to celebrate the S1st aunivcr-
sary of his natal day.
Mrs. Emily T.. Woodward is plan
ming 10 give up the apartment she is
occupying in the house on Church
ST. which she so recently sold, and
will move into the house with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Colby, as soon
as necessary arrangements are made
Ms. Guyda Comerford has finished
her work IN the Edmunds drug store.
A number of the friends OF Miss
Phillis LaF'rance met Mt Mrs. Harold
Sherrer'5 on South street last Friday
and gave the young lady a surprise
"shower" in honor of an approach
ing Interesting event
Miss Catherine Clarke spent the
week end with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey E. Kelsey, on the
Wheelock road.
The Rev. Rutherford Moore Of
Randolph is in town for few days,
with his wife and son, who have been
spending several weeks with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Jay S. Butler.
/ They will all return to Randolph the
last of the week.
The Rev. Edward A. Lewis preach
ed his farewell sermon to the parish
toner's of the Universalist church last
| Sunday, as on account of the Mem
| orial Day observances, there will be
no service in any of the churches
next Sunday. He expects to JON Mrs.
Lewis at Exeter, N. H., very soon,
having visited her there last week.
The church will probably be supplied
during the summer, as no regular
pastor has been assigned. During the
Short time that Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
havet been here, they endeared them
bselves very much to the people, who
found him a most satisfactory
preacher and pastor, and much regret
that he could not remain with this
church.
Memorial Sunday will be obseV d
in Music Hall by union service OF
all the churches, as usual. The SER
mon is to be by the Rev. H. }. Hin
man, there will be music by male
quartet, and it is hoped there will b
good attendance. Monday will be
observed rs Memorial day, and IN the
morning the Sons of Veterans and
Ladies' Auxiliary have charge of the
exercises, which will be carried out IN
the usual way, the members of the
patriotic orders, citizens and school
children, with the band, marching
from Music Hall to the Center, whore
the graves will be decorated. On
Monday evening the American e.
gion has charge of the program for
a camp fire, and is planning most
attractive program. Among otller
interesting things will be music by
the institute orchestra, speaking by
the Rev. w. J. MacFarlane, and
other good things.
Excavations are beirg made IN
Church street, next to the Edmui Is
block, for the installing of the new
public scates, which the village trus-
tees are jast putting in. Oil has been
ordered for the streets, but 1t my
not be possible to procure 1t TINS
year.
Mrs. Lillian Chase and daughter,
Ethclynd left here for Boston Satur-
day, and started from there Sunday.
night for Los Angeles, Cal, Where !
they plan to make theif future home.
They were accompanied by MISS
Catherine Emery, who will probably |
remain for the coming year.
Two TO ID sales Saturday catered 20 !
the hungry public, one in the Episco-
pal Parish House, and one by the Py-
THAN Sisters in the Grand Army Hall. |