The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
LYNDONVILLE

! the Red Cross held their regular
meeting. for the month Tuesday eve
ming IN the Library, and discussed va
rious matters relating to the work Of
the district nurse, and the needs Of
! different members of the community,
Cards have been received, announs
cling the engagement Of Miss Helen
nonahuc OF Manchester, n. H., to
Philip Ferguson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. L. Ferguson OF this town. Mr.. Fer
guyon is now located in Akron, Ohio.
, Miss. Donahuc is n Radcliffe grad
I uatc, AMI now engaged in welfare
work in Manchester, her home city.
She has been visitor here, and has
! made n number of friends, and the
young couple has a large number to
congratulate them on their future
happiness.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Stockwcll Of
White River Junction, formerly Of
this place, leave this week for Califor-
MIA, where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the winter season.
Mrs. L. L. Pope of st. Johnsbury
was a guest of Mrs. G. p. Grecnslade
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ruggles have
sold their farm in St. Johnsbury, and
their many friends here are glad to
learn that they are to return here to
live. For the present they have rent
ed the rooms occupied by Mrs. A. G.
Emery for her millinery parlors, in
the Wiley block. ,-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hazard have been
called to st. JohnSbury by the news
OF the death of her brother, Wallace
Hardy, who had frequently visited
them here.
Mrs. Florence Seavcy of Pine Point
Maine, and Mrs. Minnie Bngbc, of
Springfield, Mass, have been visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Kelsey, this week. Wednesday they
Mrs. Myrtle Clarke of this place and
Mrs. Jennie Giffin of st. Johnsbury,
and enjoyed real family reunion at
the Kelsey farm.
Charles Stuart has been in Bur-
lington for a few days this week.
The Senior Class of Lyndon 1nsti
tute is rehearsing for play this win
ter, and have chosen the old and well
known Shcridan's Rivals, as vehicle
for its dramatic talent The play is 70
be given in Music Hall on Friday |
evening, Feb. IS, and promises to be
a very interesting entertainment.
George Randall of Lowell, Mass,
and John Dunn of Brattleboro, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lynch !
this week.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. +,
Charles f. Willoughby was we'll fill
ed Tuesday evening by a large party
Of people who came to enjoy the |
whist plannend bv the ladies of the
Episcopal church. There We're nine
teen tables Of progressive whist play
ers, besides some spectators, and all
enjoyed a delightful social evening
over the game. The first prizes Were
won by Mrs Harry Hovey and Char
les Beattic, and the consolation prizes
by Harry Hovev and Mrs. Hale At
wood. A number of musical selections
added TO the enjoyment of the eve
ming. These included piano duet by
Misses Edith Lewsey and Doris
Hovcy, q piano solo by Edith LeWsey,
a tenor solo by Mr.. Hubur, and So
pl3no solo by Miss ChliStel Pownd;
/ iYcso numbers were all fine, and
much enjoyed. There will be no more
i, Hist PARTIES given by the ladies OF
hR church until after Lent, and then
he hostcy 'cs Of the first one will be
NFy. Frank Lynch and Mrs. Charles
.cNScS.
Che Congregational Ladies Aid
society held their meeting with Mrs.
Fred Folsom on Thursday afternoon
u this week.
The American Legion have an
,ther dance this week with music by
curriers' orchestra.
Mrs. II. Duston, who has been i'll
n Sely feeble health.
The Eastern Star Chapter will have
social meeting, with refreshments,
n their hall next Tuesday evening,
7cb 8. All members are cordially in
-ited to attend.
Henry Downer of Rutland is a
,uest Of his son, Ola DoWner.