The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
LYNDONVILE

i HC AiSAI ana last eUlcI ldlilIiS4II IA
the Lecture Course will be given next
Monday evening, March IA, and
promises 10 be one OF the best in the
course. The attraction is the Bostonia
SeXtet, a group Of players of nation
al reputation and wonderful ability.
This club comes under the direction
OF {. l.. Stats, and includes a Won
derful group of players, who Will give
solos and duets for stlingcd instru-
mcntS, Is well as ensemble playing
A talented soprano singer accom-
panies the club, and an evening Ct
the best music is assured to all who
attend.
Lester 'Moulton Of Charleston has
come here to work for Henry Wilkie
in his furniture business.
Edward Lavely and bride, from
Chicago, are visiting his mother, Mrs.
W, Lavely, and his sister, Mrs Wal
lace Robinson. They were married
shortly before leaving Chicago, AMI
Mr.. Lavely is at present working in
the railroad shops, taking the place
OF Harry Gaudcstc, who has been pro-
noted to Roger Ladd's position, while
the latter is on the road in the insur-
ancc business.
Gerald Laid of Island Pond was il
town a few DAYS this week. HIS
mother, Mrs. Martin Ladd, is here for
a while with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Johnson.
Miss Hazel Huntoon, who has beer
working in the a. and P. store for a
few weeks past, has left town with
the intention of finding a position in
the moving picture business.
Mrs Roberts is a new waitress 1t
Hotel Lyndon. Mrs. Charles Hastings
has finished work as head waitrejs,
and her place is taken by Miss Mary
kellihci.
Mrs. Lila Bean Of West Bulke j.,
working in the new restaurant in the
basement Of Hotel Lyndon, going
back and forth to her home each day.
Nj. and Mrs. B. T. Webb of New
port, who have been spending the
winter in jacksonville, Florida, were
in town a few DAYS this week, while
on their return to their Newport
home. They were the guests Of thei"
niece, Mrs. Harry Harvey, during
thc;r stay in town.
Miss Ethel Chapman has returlej
tc John Norris from her home Ia
Sutton, where She has been caring for
her father during his recent lines,
Nj. Chapman is now much better
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church meets via
Mr., A. A. Cheney Friday afternoon.
The OHcntals held their regular
d2nncc in Music Hall Wcdnc 'day cv-
cninc Of this week, with music by
Curriers' orchestra. and in spite OF
the rainy weather, 4 good crowd was
IN attendance.
There was a large delegation from
this town to Montpelier Wednesday,,
the attractions being the SINNERS
mccting, and the ball given by the
Fcrdnando orchestra from Hart ord.
Many of the local Knights desire to
travel across the burning sands. and
special invitations fol good t;we
have been sen ito their accompanying
ladies.
The town farm, which has not been
4 paying proposition for the town 90.
the last few years, has been sold to
Fred Hutchinson who lives nc24 If
An auction will be held Monda%
and the stock aud personal
sold then.
Cecil Burns is acting as temporary
clerk in the post Office, pending an
under evil service rules.
He takes the place of Miss Erma
Pierce, who resigned March ;, after
hrcc years of efficient service, 10 ac-
'cpt a higher, and we hope, the
lappiest of all positions.
II, b, Knapp, who has been very ii
With pneumonia at the Lyndon
Home Hospital, is much better, and
las gone to st. Adams to stay with
rs. Robert Knapp.
The date Of the concert by Mrs.
7harcs Norris and her three boys has
zen fixed for March 81, so keep that
late in mind. for we all want TO hear
heSc favoYitc musicians Miss Bcu-
ah Stonfcld, Of the Leland Powcjs
chool, is to assist them as reader,
nd Mrs. Norris promises Us the best
onCcrt they have ever given.