The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-08
LYNDONVILLE

being prepared for under the aus
pices of the local Red Cross, the
time being fixed for the last week
in October
The Lyndon Club held their an
nual meeting in the club rooms
Tuesday evening, and the follow
ing were elected officers for the
coming year: President, A. E
Humphrey; vice president, J. M
Prayer; secretary, w. H. Parker
treasurer, A. d. Paige; governors
first, president, second, P. R. Girls
void, third, DR.. F. H. Davis.
The State fair drew a large
contingent from, here, many going
by the special train, and many
more by automobile. All spoke
highly of the exhibition this year
as being a fine one.
The past week has been OBJ.
served here as "School Week" by
the teachers and pupils of the
graded school, who kept oper
house Wednesday and Thursday
evenings with excellent programs
Wednesday evening was observed
as "Vermont Day., and the fifth
and sixth grades prepared a pro-
gram appropriate to the subject,
besides giving some of their regu-
lar work. On Thursday evening
the seventh and eighth grades
were the hosts, with program of
their regular work, and speaking
by several citizens, among them
N. A. Norton, whose talk was in
the form of "reminiscences, M. E.
Daniels and the Rev. w. ]. Ne
Farlane. Light refreshments were
served both evenings, and the at
tendance was most gratifying. The
State Teachers Convention is to
be held in Rutland the coming
week, beginning Wednesday, and
the teachers from here are all
planning to attend, and will mo-
tor over if the weather permits.
The Mothers club are to hold
the first meeting Of the season
next Thursday evening, Oct. 10,
iwth Mrs d. ]. Waller. The sub
ject of the meeting is to be Lit
erature appropriate for children,
and Miss Angie Hunter. the Lib
rarian, will give a paper on this
subject. All members are re-
quested to be present, and all who
wish to join the coming year, in
order that the membership may be
ascertained, and plans made ac-
cordingly.
The ladies of the Congregation
al church served one of their ex-
cellent suppers Friday afternoon
and evening to a hungry crowd,
who appreciated to the full the
delicious menu of baked beans,
hash, rolls, coffee, doughnuts,
salads and pumpkin pies, we'll
cooked and well served.
The annual meeting of the Red
Cross will be held at the Library
next Tuesday evening at 7.30.
There will be election of officers.
reports, and other business, in
Guiding plans for the coming
membership drive.
A dance was held in Music Hall
Friday evening with music fur
nished by an orchestra from MARI
boro, Mass, Lou Collins "Rivoli
Boys, who play popular music in
a popular way.
The annual rummage sale of the
Village Improvement Society will
be held at Mrs. J. w. Copeland's
house Thursday, October -. Any
to contribute articles are
asked to bring them Wednesday,
and if they will notify Mrs. Cope
land, team will call for them.
Mrs. Marion Flanders is pack
ing her household goods, and will
move them to Maine, where she
has cottage on Peaks Island, in
which she plans to spend her
summers hereafter. This winter
she will go to Maiden, Mass, to
stay with her niece, Mrs. Charles
Norris, and will leave very soon.
Miss Alice Miles has been
spending the past week at her
home here, before returning to
Plymouth, N. H., for the winter.
G. B. Allyn and wife entertain
ed L. J. Hoadley from West Rut-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Hall from
Worcester, Mass, a few days re-
Gently.
Mrs. J. S. Schofield, who is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. B. +.
Eaton, in West Lebanon, N. H.,
for a few weeks, is in very poor
health, and suffering so much with
rheumatism, that she is obliged to
go on crutches at present.
Frank Berry is working in the
L. B. Allyn store at present.