The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-11
LYNDONVILLE

Mrs. w. c. Way recently enter
tanned as a guest her sister-in-law
Mrs, Ezra Dawson Of Springfield,
The ladies OF St. Peters Auxiliary
held their annual sale and fair in The
Parish house Thursday afternoon
and disposed OF large number OF
beautiful and useful articles OF
handWork, aprons, novelties, candy
and food. In the evening the work
tables were cleared away, and a whist
party enjoyed by good number of
lovers OF the game.
The Athletic Association held their
annual meeting the first of this week,
and the officers elected for the com
ing year are b. G. Morrison, presi-
dent, W. c. Conner, vice president,
G. w. Macdonald, secretary, P. r,
Griswold, treasurer, G. NJ. Campbell,
A. J. Charland, Charles f. Willough-
by, W. II. Parker, and II. C. Wilson,
directors. This is comparatively
new organization. but has accom-
plishcd good deal in its short OK
istencc, in the way of equipping ard
maintaining a good athletic field, and
they have plans for making next sea-
son even more successful in every
way.
The Lyndonvillc Driving Club met
and elected officers recently and
made plans for the winter races.
George McShanc was elected presi-
dent and A. f. Christopher, vice pres
idcnt. They will hold weekly mcct-
ings in the room in the basement Of
Hotel Lyndon, on the east side, every
Friday evening. 1t is planned TO
have matinee Saturday if the
weather conditions are favorable.
Harry Silsby has been taking in
vcntor} in his store this week and
making plans for Il change of bust
ness. The new firm organized is to
consist of Charles Hale and. Harry
Snsby, and will be known as the H.
?. SilSby Co. They expect to be
open for business Saturday morning
of this week with a practically new
line Of men and boys clothing, shoes,
and furnishings. Mr. Hale will man
age the store, and Mr.. Silsby expects
to spend more time outside, buying
1urs, and doing other outside bust
ness.
NJ. and Mrs, Loren 7. Huntlcy
entertained few friends very
at whist, on Tuesday eve
ming of this week.
Quite a number Of the younger
hunters in town have been fortunate
enough to secure deer this week,
among them Lee Wheeler, Maurice
Coomcr and Richard Wood
Quite a number Of the girl friends
If Miss Elma Pierce were invited to
.he home of Miss Ethclynd Chase on
Thursday evening, and after Miss
Pierce arrived, she was told that the |
occa ion was planned on her behalf |
md presented with large number Of |
beautiful and useful articles, in pre-
Dara.ion for coming happy event. |
It WIS a most successful surprise, and |
'caulted in 4 very delightful social |
.ven.ng.
The Orientals held their usual
lance on Wednesday evening this
week, and enjoyed a pleasant even
nc, good music and refreshments.
Ms. Edna Love Of St. JohN5brry
vas calling on friends in town this
veeh.
Supervisor Martin +. Daniels has
,cen to Montpelier this week to at
end an educational meeting,
Tie friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f,
}ousseau of Grand Isle grieve with
hem for the sudden death of their
,cau iuI little daughter. Emily, which
ccurrc1 in Burlington this week. Her
Mrs. A. G. Mcdowell
f this place, came at once from Flo
ida, where she had just gone for
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