The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-07
LYNDONVILLE

Miss Bessie Harris has gone t,
Amherst, Mass, to spend a. few day
with her friend, Miss Elizabeth Pat
terson.
Maurice Bulpec end Floyd ClarA
returned to Boston Sunday, the form,
er to Boston University and the lat
ter to West Lynn, where he is in tho
General Electric School.
Miss Vera Thomas OF Hardwick
and Miss Laura Dow of Barnet were
in town over Sunday, and began
school at the Institute Tuesday
Harry Colby has gone to Whining
ton, Del, to help his sor, DR.. Cleon
Colby, pack up his household goods,
and remove to this place, where the
doctor will be with his parents for
the present and take the treatments
recommended for his distressing i'll
ness. Mrs. Colby and the baby
daughter, Ruth, will remain for a
time with her parents in Newmarket,
N. H.
Harold Ahern and Charles Darling
have returned to Columbia Univcr-
! sity in New York to their college
1 studies.
Phil Ferguson has gone to his
brothers in Toronto, Ohio, where
! he will visit a while and look around
| for satisfactory business opening.
Mrs. S. Stern and daughter, Isabel
left here January first for New York
/ and in about two weeks expect to
start for California, where they will
spend the winter. Mrs. Stems
daughter, Mrs. Vertha Florsheim,
has been there for about year.
Miss Edith Lewsey is detained
from school by severe attack of the
mumps.
Miss Ruth Houghton has returned
to her school, a little late, as she has
been i'll with the mumps during her
vacation in New York City. She
was taken sick with this disease
while visiting her aunt in that city,
and consequently did not enjoy her
trip as she had anticipated. She is
boarding with Mrs G. p. Greenslade.
Mrs. J. w. Copeland, who has been
laid up with her broken hip for
number of weeks, now has the cast
taken off, and has been able to walk
little. The limb seems to be heal
ing even better than was anticipated,
and she hopes in a short time to be
perfectly well again.
Miss Ethelynd Cha
Manchester, N. H., to spend about
two weeks visiting among her old
friends and school mates there.
There will be a. joint installation Of
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs,
Union Lodge, No. of the Odd Eel
lows, Juniper Branch Lodge No. 9 /
of the Rebekahs this week Friday
evening, January 8, at eight o'clock
At six o'clock there will be chicken
pie supper for all the Odd Fellows
and their families at their hall in the
Eaton block.
The Sons and Daughters of Lib
erty held whist party, open to the
public, in the Grand Army Hall on
Monday evening, with a good attend
ance.
Harry Silsby went to Boston to
spend Sunday with his mother and
sister, Mrs. F. w. Silsby and Mrs.
G. w. Knight.
Miss Alice Campbell returned Mon
day night to Springfield, Mass, to
her work as u nurse having spent
short vacation at home.
A special meeting of the school |
district is called for Tuesday evening,
to elect member of the school |
board to succeed 0. d. Mathewson,
who has moved from this district.
Ladies Aid meeting of the Bemis
Memorial church, with the parish
supper at the vestIy Tuesday after
noon and evening
Charles Darling returned Sunday
night to Columbia University and
Monday night Henry Darling went
back to his school in Cheshire, CT,
aud Carolvn Darling to the Leland
Powers school in Boston.
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