St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-29
LYJDONVILLE

lIGnI5 mere, Kay.
LYNDONVILLE
G. +. VIII. hby and wife Al
,cndcd thc knight Templal Field
Day, held by North stan CommHn tely
ii i.anca to-, n. h., n toiebrook,
r. week, followed by / bAnqurt IT
"Ehc Balrams', D,XVilic Notch.
About 100 Kniphts in uniiolm were
pnyent, and with their la'lie, and
othcr.,, about 800 attended the ban
quot, and enjoyed a wonderful time
Nj 4. q. Emery spent lew days
hi; WEI l. within OF mothcl, MI. Jane
Martin, at Barnet.
Merle Pierce l;.a given up IN house
lnovc hi household Goods, and TAX
en- hi. tWo Little SON, to the home oil
Nj pat,t.t. in Lyndon, whelc has
mother viii care lol them.
Alnion Howe, OF West Somelvlllc,
MAJ, vi tied hia motnri, Mrs. l..
&. iio";c, il few day thc first OF the
week.
Scverl from here we've in Newport
NunuiN " "ti'tu ~" - "
Thoma. Avelill, Il fol,nol we'll known
railroad man o. thia Town, who tol q
number Of year pat has been in dil =
fcrcnt p.uts of the West, where he
WIS employed by the kcyatono Oil
Company.
MI. and Mr.. Byron G. Morrison
took an automobile trip to Nof5hire
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Harris has GONE to
Mclden, N. H.. where she will be-
come student in the Kimball Union
Academy This year.
Harry Sil,by is in 2oton this
week on busne 81 for q few days.
Nj. and Mr.. G.. NJ. Campbell, Jr.,
Of Springfield, Mass, have been in
town for & few day, rcturnino home
with the rest OF the family last week.
Mrs. Campbell, ST., is still in Spring.
field with her dauHhtc., Mrs. Rice.
Miss Nellie Davi- h:' been spend
INC Il lew day. with friends in Nor
riSvillc.
Nj. and Mrs. II. IL. LcBairon have
taken rooms in' the Paige house on
Park avenue. and moved there from
the house which was rccentlv nu.-
chased by Wallace Darling
Sharon Webbcr celebrated his 10th
birthday very pleasantly last week
Friday by entertaining about 20 of
HI, hoy friends at most enjoyable
party at his homo.
A JOINT birthday party wa; cclc-
bratcd at the home of M. ond Mrs.
Harry Silsby Tuesday, which took
the form of a birthday dinner, II of
tho friends and family helm" present.
The birthdays OF Nj. Silsbv. Miss
Eunicc Silsby, and Mrs. Raymond
Campbell, came so near together that
it was deemed advisable to unite in
the celebration, and Il bountiful dim
ncr was served, OF which three beau
t,tul i.thday cakes, made by MIS-.
G.. N. Campbell, were an important
part.
The annual reception, given by the
Seniors to the Freshmen OF Lyndon
institute, is TO be held in Mu"lc Hall,
Friday evening, oct. /, with music by
The New Harmony Orchestra OF Or
leans, and no doubt the youn" people
will enjoy the II ual gala evening.
Miss Florence HAITI has gone to
Montpelier, where she is working for
the prl sent.
Miss Ruth Bartlett, who teaches
the Junior and Senior French classes
at the Institute, has organized her
classes into socal club, which is
20 meet once in two weeks, on Wed
ncsday evenings, AMI have 4 social
or entertainment Of %omc kind.
Ercnc!l will be spoken, and various
plans are bcin" made for both amuSc-
mcnt ard instruction. Harold Chand-
Ter has been chosen president OF the
organization, i:rvllo Wethcrbcc, vice
president, Nc llc Perkins, secretary
and treasurer, committee for this
weeks program, Edith Lcwscy and
Paul Doane.
The Senior class at Lyndon Insti-
tutc haa organized and elected the
follcwin" as officers: President, Cor
Ion McGlHry; vice president, Edith
Lcw2cy; secretary, Georgia HoGge;
treasurer, Harold Chandler.
Mr4. W. S. LETTERS is spending
about three weeks visiting friends in
Boston, Concord and vicinity.
Mrs. j. w. Spencer has been on the
sick list the past week with a bad
case OF the grip.
Misses Ethel Chapman and Miss
May Campbell enjoyed a trip through
the White Mountains Sunday with
MI. Chapman's people from Sutton.
Fremont Campbell of Lebanon, N.
H., is stoppin* with his brother, Gill
bert Campbell fora few days.
Mrs. Everett Rugglcs of st. Johns
bury has been calling on friends in
town the last of the week.
Ralph lIovcy has finished work in
Waterbury, Conn.,, where hi has been
for several months, and is al home,