The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-15
LUXEMBOURG
Ellis Colby Victim Of Seasons First
Coastng Accident


down the mill hill near the Pierce
district school house. The traverse
skldded into a bank, pinnng Ellis
leg between the sled and bank and
breaking the limb above the knee.
The fracture was reduced by Doctors
Bronson and Clcasby and the young
man is as comfortable as possible un-
der the circumstances and has the
sympathy of all in the town.
Mrs. James King, Mrs. Gug Pig
con, Mrs. Margaret Spaulding, S. c.
Smith and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. f. S.
BoWker and l.. H. Wilson were
among our townspeople who were in
st. Johnsbury last week,
Dr. Cleasby and DR.. Hill of Lam
caster and Dr. Wiggin of Whtefeld
have been professional visitors here
the past week.
Misses Ella Blood and Irene Ball
and Lawrence Ball who are students
at Lancaster High came home sick
with the measles last week and arc
commissioning. Harold Phelps has re-
covered from the malady.
Mrs. Jean Wilson went Friday to
Yarmouth, Me, where she will spend |
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. |
0. A. Kingsbury.
MIS- Anna Bean was at home from |
Whltefield on Thursday Her daugh-
| tel, Mrs. Lawrence Dodge and grand |
daughter, Caroline Dodge, went home
with her for few days.
l.. II. Wilson, overseer. brought
Charles Frizzell from St. Johnsbury
where he has resided, to Lunenburg
on Thursday and he will board on
Baptist Hill with Mrs. VIM. Timbson
for the present,
Hon. f. d. Hale has entered the
employ Of the Luncnburg Mfg. Co. as
office manager.
MI and Mrs. Ralph Colby have
moved from Island Pond to the house
recently vacated by Ernest Valley
and family.
Ably Parker has employment with
H. T. Silsby at Silsbyiands Farm.
The merchants have fine show
ing OF Christmas goods and our citi-
zens will do we'll to look over the
home stores Before going out of town
to purchase gifts for the holiday sea-
son. q
Among our townspeoplc who visit
ed Lancaster last week were noticed I
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Pigeon. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. Smith, Mrs. l.. H. Wilson
Nj and Mrs X T Brown and Miss o
Dorothy Brown, B I. Brown. Mrs. \
Nellie Halves, DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
bronson, W. ". Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
J H. Cole, and Nh and Mrs. Sidney
Luther. T
Mrs. Laura Colby returned home n
rom Fitzdale on Saturday. +
Bushrod Smith left on Monday for ,
5arton to visit his daughter, Mrs. q
jertha Spencer and from there will -
70 with his son, Leoanrd, to South
to'tright, N. Y,,'to join his son.
storms and plans to remain for the y
winter. n,
A ca of stove coal was received m
asst week by the Wanaton Milling he
o., and is disappearing like the pro- III
erbial snow ball. Il,
Mrs. j. T. Breitling left on Monday af
or st. Johnabury and on TUESDAY -
tarted for San Antonio. Texas. ~ ~
here she will be the guest of her a.
on Major J. c. Breitling and family WI
his winter. Mrs. H. 7. Silsby ac- co
ompanled her to Bellows Falls, re- dc
lrning Tuesday, Mrs. Brcitlng's
lany friends wish her a safe trip
nd pleasant winter, and hope she will r
oturn eventually. =
Eighty-five dollars has been sent
J the Children's Aid Society in M
by MIS-. Flora Balch as q
he result of the drive Special thanks
re due the solicitors Mrs. Harley
owles, MIS-. Harland Ball, Mrs. W.
King, Mrs. II. L. Kimball Mrs.
arl Bell, Mrs Matte Bowkcr, Mrs.
Ia S. King, and Miss Lila Hastings "A
Fitzdale, Mrs, Ira Carpenter and 4
he teachers, Mrs. Martha Pierce,
is ca OSgood and Wentworth. n
The regular meeting of Howard n
Z. j. c. was held last week Tuesday n
it'll election Of officers which was
lcompleted and the president asks
| members to make special effort to
2 present at the next meeting to
'mplcte the election and arrang for n
Stallaton.
Edward King was in st. Johnsbury U
st week to see his son, John, who is
liously i'll.
The village schools and West
close on Friday of
is week until after New Years day
Id will have Christmas exercises.
on1 Hill, Baptist Hill will close one
eek later for one week vacation.
Rehearsals are in progress fot the n
ual Christmas tree exercises of the n
lhday school n
c. A. Stanley of St. Johnsbury was
nc on Monday in the interests of Il
e Lunenburg Mfg. Co. for which he II
travelling salesman. Y
Philip W. Sugg and Miss Elizabeth Il
)lby Of Lancaster were married OIL n
itlrday, Dec. II that the home of 4
G groom's mother, Mrs. O. A. n
ngsbury in Yarmouth, Ne. They n
turned to Lunenburg on Monday u
d are at home at the residence of n
IS. Jean Wilson Mrs. Sugg was
IN in Lunenburg and has always
Ell fayoritc with her mates, and h
S made her home when in town HI
tn Mr.. and Mrs, James Smith. M.
Cg has been a resident of the viii
&c for nine years and the many n
ends of the hapDv pair congIatu- aBE