The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-15
Lunenburg


from Littleton hospital and is
making a good recovery from his
recent operation.
Miss. Dorothy Nichols, who has
been staying with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Nichols
for a week returned on Thursday
to her home in McIndoes. Miss
Dorothy Pond went. home with her
for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Mayo Sunsbury of Hart
ford, Conn.,, was the guest of the
Misses Cole last week.
The Monday Night Study Club
held a Yer ysuccessful meeting
with Mrs. w. 4. Pierce on the 7th
and good number of members
and several guests attended and
enjoyed the story and reading of
the midsummer Nights Dream,
by Mrs. Dora Brown and Mrs.
Bessie Brown with incidental mu-
sic by Mrs. H. T. Silsby, Mrs. s.
c. Smith and Mrs. w. r. Ball.
Mrs. Pierce served ice cream and
waters during the social hour. The
next meeting, will be with Mrs.
Margaret Spaulding on August 81
and there will be especial features
III the program.
Mrs. Flora. Balch and her sis
ter, Miss Fideiia Fisk, Mrs. Will
Pond and. Miss Nina Pond motor
ed with S C. Smith to Lost River
on Wednesday,, returning by the
Flume and Profile through. Jeffer-
son. h
Mrs. Wilbur r. Ball and chill
dren and Miss Nellie Parker spent
Wednesday with Lancaster
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corliss and
Mrs. Margaret Spaulding motored
to ST. Johnsbury with Edward Pc
terson. on Wednesday where the
Corliss' purchased a piano from
tn eBailey Music rooms.
The Upstreamers and the B..
BIS were the guests of the. Plus
Ultras at 4 bacon bat on The
Heights on Thursday evening
ali reporting a splendid time.
A general invitation is extended
to the public by the Camp Winnie
shewauka Minstrels to attend one
or both of their entertainments at
the out door theatre on the camp
grounds Wednesday afternoon and
evening, Aug. 16. The proceeds go
to the French orphan which Camp
Winneshewaula girls adopted dur
ing the war and whom they still
care for.
Mrs. j. c.. Murtaugh was taken
to Lancaster hospital for treat
ment on Thursday and is making
good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Pierce, Mrs.
Viola Pierce, Miss Beatrice Pierce
and Stanley Garfield who have
been guest. so, fthe w. f. Pierce's
returned to their home in Pitts
field, N. H., last Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Balch is entertain
ing her brother from Peacham
The R. E. Gees are entertaining
their nieces, Misses Dorothy
and Katherine Houston, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Houston of Plymouth, N. H. A
telephone on Friday evening told
of the breaking of George Hous-
tons wrist on Friday while crank
ing his car.
w. F. Bell of South Lunenburg,
Percy Maillet and party of Hart
ford, Conn.,, spent, the week end
fishing at Paul's Stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Currier are
entertaining their granddaughter,
Miss Virginia Currier of Portland,
Maine.
The E. E. Powers recently n
tertained Mrs. Jordan, Fred Jor-
dan, and family of Manchester,
n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray
of Colebrook. Mrs. Jordan is
spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Powers, at the
Powers farm, on Baptist HILL
Good music was furnished by
the Melody Boys of Lancaster for
the dance at The town hall last
week Tuesday evening. The Peer
less orchestra of Whitefeld give
dance this week.
Mrs. M. E. Putney, Mrs. Arthur
White, Mrs. Kate L.. Warren, and
Miss Mertie Dawson motored with
S. C. Smith to st. Johnsbury on
Thursday afternoon.
George M, Jones of Waitsfield
was a guest of the L. H. Wilson's
last week.
Rev. Frank Tibbets, who gave a
talk on Mormonism to a large
audience at the Congregational
church on. Friday evening was en-
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