St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-17
LUNENBURG

N. H., on Tuesday by the death Of his
brothcr-in-law, Frank Manchester
Mrs Manchester is Il sister of Mr..
Stuart, and Mrs. &. c. Bell and has
many acquaintance in Luncnburg,
her former home, who extend Sympa-
thy to her and her family.
Frank Callahan is the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. W. G. McGraw and FAM
lily.
There WAS no service at ST. LcO'S
church on Sunday As Father Mooney
wa. unable to make his appointment
from North Concord because of the
roads.
II. +. Stcarns completes his en-
gagcmcnt at the creamery this week
and goes to the II. p. Hood plant at
South Rycgatc.
Myron Bell is spending &. week S
vacation from the Vail Agricultural
school at Lyndon Center with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bell and
sister, Miss Priscilla at their South
Luncnburg home.
John p Dawson reached his SSth
birthday anniversary on the 18th and
spent the day splitting wood, shovel
ing snow ard other duties about his
premises, the work being done in a
way worthy of imitation by younger
men of the community. Congratula-
tons to our oldest inhabtant and
wishes for many more years with Us.
l.. =. Leach of St. Johnsbury was
in town last week looking after Camp
Winneshcwauka interests and visit
ing Karl O. Balch, who is slowly con-
valcscing from severe attack of
grippe and pneumonia.
The fifth and last entertainment OF
the Community course will be given
on Thursday evening, March 18th, by
; Albert l.. Blair, Il journalist OF Bos-
ton. This lecture has been given
: 114l times, and is full of interest to
; everyone.
! Miss Ruth Cole came home unc%-
pcctcdly on Thursday as the Scmln-
airy at Montpelier where's he is stu
dent is closed because of an epidemic
of mumps.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ncy Luther of South Luncnburg SYM
pathize with them in the loss of their
three months old son on Monday
morning Mrs. Ed Haynes Of
I.ecchcr Fall; was called here on
/ Monday by the death and burial Of
tn hcaby.
Town Officers elected on March :
were: Moderator, Kyle L. Brown; SC
lectman, II. T. Silsby; ovcrsccr Of
poor, l.. II. Wilson; school trustee,
I,r. w. NJ. Bronson; road commits
sioncr, W. c. McGraw; town agent,
+. T. Brown; LIST constable, u. ".
.Sil,by, I'd constable, Oscar Wilson;
library trustees for five years, Mis-
Annette Bell, for 4 years, Miss Anna
Cole. for one year, II. X. Phelps;
clerk and treasurer, Mrs. Eta NJ.
Turner; lister, J. J. Mallctt; town
grand juror, l.. II. Wilson; tree wa'-
den, Fred Carbcc; auditors, J. J.
Mallctt, Fred f. Powers, A. N. Bell;
license, yes 2G; no 81; fifth class, ycS
rs: no, II. Tax $500 on tho grand
list.
Those Of our townspcoplc who
saw Cows. and looked for speedy
tastcs of new maple sweets Ia
week were astnishcd to find the heavy
storm Of Saturday morning. The
snow continued to f'll all day witt
winds which varied to all points o.
the compass durna; the "A hours m"l:
ing it tho worst storm within Ne
memory of the oldest inliabita"t..
The death of Samuel G.. French, -
former citizen of LuncLburg occurred
on Feb. Dist at st. Louis, Mo-. aftcr
II few days illness with pneumonia.
Mr.. French was in company with his
brother, Foster, at the store former
| ly owned by NJ. D. Bowkcr, who
purchased the business from The
French Brothers just fifty yeas ago.
Misses Idclle and Dorothy Rccbc
who have been visiting their parrrt>'
at Swanton were the guests of VI
Julian Bell and Miss Priscilla at
South Luncnburg last week on their
way to Boston where they are CIR
vloyed.
Miss Christine Balch was in 81.
john*bury on Friday and Mrs. &. A.
Balch and Miss Christie were in
Whitcfel1 on business last week, NJ.
aBlch being the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Morgan for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nichols were
called to Ilasburg last week by tic
illness of Mrs. Madgc Nichols CT
pneumonia. The last reports were
more favorable and the many friends
Of the Nichols hope for speedy and
complete recovery for Mrs. Nichols.
! The many friends Of Harry M. Day
End family now of st. Johnsbury but
Cor many years residents of Lunen-
burg were saddcncd to learn Of the
death of Mrs. Day which occurred on
Friday morning. A number or ~"
I.uncnburg friends planned to attend
the funeral service at the st. Johns
bury home on Monday morning but
were unable to get there because of
cancelled Maine Central trains. The
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