The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-12
LUNENBURG

SUNDAY VIII pc observed as Lincoln
Day. In the morning Rev. G. w.
Douglas viii speak on "Lincoln's Re-
ligion" and his favolite hymns will
be sung. In the evening there will
be several addresses by local speak
ers on different phases of Lincoln's
life and work and his favorite poem
read. a cordial invitation is EXTENDED
to all to be present at both services
and also the Sunday school
Howard Relief Corps will hold the
next regular meeting on Monday
evening, Feb. II instead of Tuesday
and for the Good of the Order period
valentine stunts will be presented.
Each member has a special invitation
to be present at both business scs-
sion and social hou.. Notice change
OF date.
The Saturday Afternoon club was
organized last Saturday, the mcm-
bers playing 500 each week, the win
ming side to be entertained plus the
several husbands by the losing side
The FIRST meeting was held with Mr..
Wilbur X, Ball.
Mrs. Harry S. Hi is quite i'll with
Dr. W. NJ, Bronson in attendance.
Rev &. W Douglas was called to
East Concord on Mondav to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Whipple.
The Ladies Missionary society held
meeting with Ms. Mary Morgan
last Thursday
Judge X. T. Brown was in Island
Pond on business on Monday.
Little Harriet Cowlcs, Master Gift
ford Gee and Eddie Morrow have
been i'll for few days but are all
better
Parties from Lancaster, Fitz1alc
AID Whitcield attended the basket
bali game on Friday evening when
Whitehcld was defeated by Lunen-
burg, the score standing 80 to y Al
the close of the second period when
the lights disappeared obhging the
lighting of the large kerosene lamps
and the consequent finish of the
game The game was clean and fast
throughout. After the game the hall
was cleared for dancing. MIS-. Edna
Dunbar and orchestra furnished
music.
Frank Smith is at W. W. Phelps
finishing the repair work left unfin-
ished by David Noble, who is in the
west neighborhood at work.
The 8th grade basket ball team
played the Lancaster 18th grade team
at Lancaster on Saturda" afternoon,
the score standing Is to 9 in favor OF
Lancaster. A return game will be
played in Lunenburg in the near fu-
turc.
The local Red Cross chapter has
voted to give $50 and Howard W. r.
c. SO for the Near East Relief work.
William Nichols of ST. Johnsbury
was the guest of A. J. Newman at
the Heights House last week.
James King was in st. JohnSbury
on business on Monday.
Harvey Woodbury. was called 70
East Concord on Monday by the
death and burial Of his sister, Mrs.
Whipple.
The farmers have been filling their
ice houses during the past week AMI
find the ice Of good quality and
thickness.
1 III AdIlulC4litAN pa - g. '''
Heights house last week Tuesday ev-
ening was success in every way.
Nearly l2J guests and over 100 sup
pers were served. The tables were
beautifully decorated by Mrs. Mar
garet Spaulding, the menus, napkins
and decorations being pink and white.
The tables were lighted with candies
and Q dainty basket favor was given
each guest as they finished the feast.
Aftcy supper the Mems Community
class took charge and informal talks
wee given by Judge X. T. Brown on
"Talking up our Community" "Our
Schools" by J. II. Cole; "What the
Church should do for the Commun-
lily" by Il. r. Cowles; readings by
Rev. Mr.. Douglas; followed by sing
inu OF familiar 5onUs and a social
hour The ladies added about $40 %
their trea sury.
Nj. and Mrs. Ernest Monahan arc
the happy parents of fine boy born
on Friday morning. Ms. Monahan
and children are in Lancaster. We cN-
tend congratulations
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