The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-25
LYNDONVILLE

I chool give an attractive entertain
nent Friday evening of this week
with short play, "The Colonel:
aid, in three acts, and between the
lcts there will be music by the Val
flee Club, and readings and music by
Miss Kathleen LeBarron The pro
gram is well planned and no doubt
viii be a good one. =
A. ID. Seaver and quite number
Of the Senior class go to Burlington
the last of the week to attend the
annual Cake Walk and Carnival at U
V. NJ. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Moore
plan to go from here to Newport and
attend with Mr.. Moore's father and
| mother.
Miss Pearl Grandy of Burlington
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Car
roll NJ. Pike. for few weeks.
The American Legion have their
banquet Monday evening in the
Grand Army hall A fine menu is pre-
pared, and a number of guests invit-
ed The after-dinner speakers will
also add to the interest of the occas,
ion.
The whist party to be given by the
Sons and Daughters Of liberty Mon
day evening was omitted this week,
but will be held in the G. A. r. hall
as usual next Monday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Sons of Vet
Grams, had their regular whist party
in their hall Saturday evening, six
tables of players being present. The
ladies prizes wentto Mrs. Adie Glenn
ent, and Mrs. Warren Nenison, and
the mems TO Sharon Weber, first,
and his father, James Weber, sec
ond. The ladies are planning to have
their next party Thursday evening of
this week, at the home of Mrs. Roy
Coburn.
Miss Grace Pearl, who has been in
town taking care of her brother.
Glen Pearl. for few DAYS, returned
to her school in Sheffield, Monday,
leaving her patient somewhat better,
but still far from we'll.
Mrs. Cleon Colby returned to New
market, n. H., Tuesday, taking home
with her the little daughter, Eliza
beth. who has been with her grand
parents here for several months. All
the reports from DIR. Cleon Colby,
who is having treatment in Boston,
are very favorable, and he is fast re
gaining health and ability to walk
well.
The reading by Edwin NJ Whitney
was postponed on account of the Sc |
rious illness of Mrs. Whitney. In !
ease he should not be able to appear
on another date, no doubt some other I
will be substituted.
James Aver was recent visitor at /
he home of his brotherin-law, Glenn
Powers, in Waterford.
Roland Bell has been very i'll with
hard cold and bronchitis, and is now
ust abl to sit up.
Tho Congregational Ladies' Aid
society meets this week Thursday af-
ernoon at the home of Mrs. A. A.
1heney.
Miss Susan Cunningham has been
obliged to give up her school for a
ew weeks on account of illness, and
S confine dto her room at Mrs. G.
4. Campbells
Mrs. Edna Love, the district nurse
ngaged by the Red Cross, will be in
OWN to begin her work Thursday,
nd will certainly be most welcome.
he is to have a room at Mrs. G.
/. Campbells.
Mrs. Ethelynd Shepherd is at her
ONE in Passumpsic, called there by
he serious illness of her husband, and
here is no school in her grade.
Letters from aDytona, Florida, re-
cal that even in that winter Para
Use, the serpent sometimes trails.
o + they have been having a flood
that section. nine days of :
.eady rain bringing up the water so
lat the streets were flooded, trains
.opped, all the business streets in
aytona overlooked, and the water
thin a few inches of their great sea
all. In ST. Augustine people have /
zen going about the streets in boats I
I'd traffic was held up so that there
as a food shortage, and similar con- I
tons to those prevailing in the e
nth, but for different reasons.
Miss Jessie Gregg Of Brattleboro, T