The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-06
LYNDONVILLE


Mrs. H. E. Folsom went to Bos
ton the first of the week to bt
absent few days and before hel
return expects to visit her daugh.
ter, Flavia, who is in Smith col
lege at Northampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahern an
spending a few days this week a
the Hub.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Davis return
ed Saturday from motor trip tt
Boston, where they visited theil
son, Karl and family, in Brook
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hovev have
returned from their wedding trip
and are back at their work, Mr.
Hovey in the Edmunds ice cream
parlor, and MIS-. Hovey in The
Department store. They hav'
taken rooms in the Campbell houss
from Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Car
ter, and will board for the pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt havS
gone to Boston, where they viii
visit his sister, Mrs. Harley Chap
lin, and other friends.
Friends of Mrs. Helen Steele
formerly of this place, regret t.
learn that she is now in a Boston
hospital, recovering from an oper
alton. She is much better, how
ever, and expects soon to go bacl
to her work as nurse in tht
Rutland Sanitarium for tuberculo
sis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Lang hav,
a new daughter, No. in the fam
lily, born Saturday.
There is to be a District meet
ing of the Eastern Star with thu
lodge here, Thursday evening will
installation of officers and ban
Quet, and preparations are beins
made for a most enjoyable time.
The ladies of the Congregation
al church will have a supper il
their vestry FRIDAY afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trotter O.
Springfield with their daughter
Mrs. Orson Trip, her HUSBAND
and son, came Friday in their ca
to spend the week end with thel
daughter, Mrs. James Dexter
They returned to Springfield Sun
day, the Dexters accompanying
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aver, o
Browns Hill, P. O., were guests o
Mr.. and rs. Harry White over tn'
week end.
An infant hurricane visited tnt
village Friday afternoon. between
five and six, putting all the elec
trio lights out of service, and dur
ing the short time it ragged, man
aged to do a reat deal of damage
Trees were blown down and strip
ped of leaves and branches, anC
space is lacking to tell of the barn,
sheds, and hen-houses uprooted
! unroofed, or torn from their moor
ings. Eugene Clement, with anoth
er man who was helping him ge
in a load of hay, suffered the ex
perience of having the whole loat
blown over in an instant on top O.
them, and in a succeeding instant
having it righted again, leaving
them unframed but GREATNESS
while Mr.. Clement lost his hat al
one shoe in the melee. The sec
/ ton on the Lyndon road known a.
"The Willows" seemed to be tn,
worst sufferer.
J. B. Rockell's Sunny South,
minstrel show visited this place
Saturday evenin and gave gooe
musical and variety show of tn,
usual sort. Attendance was good
Misses Alice Shorey and E4l..
Gray, with Mr.. and Mrs. Scot,
Farnum and Mr.. Pedley from Lyn
don, were at Willoughb'- Lake tn,
last of the week for short camp
ing trip, living in tents, cooking
their meals over a camp fire, anc
"roughing it" in genuine fashion
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herbert Stearns is very i'll
and not expected to live.
According to the will of the late
Elizabeth Hills, her personal pro
perty was nearly all left to tn,
Universalist Ladies Aid society, t,
bedisposed of for their benefit and
now that the will has been probat
ed, and the legacies are being paid
the ladies are disposing of tn,
property at private sale, as wa
her wish. Miss Hills was devot-
ed churchwoman, and as she hac
no near relatives, there is no on,
living in whom she felt more inter
est than in the members of thi
society, and the welfare of thi
church. Her books, as we'll as l.;
sum of money for the purchase o
children's books, she gave to thu
Cobleigh library.
George Burnham, who is nov
teaching in the Academy in Bar
ton, has rented a tenement there
and will move his family from
here in a few days.
Rally Day was observed by the
different churches in town Sunday
with special effort on the par
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