The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-22
Lvlnenburg

Lunenburg
Mrs. Sarah Slmonds and MI.
and Mrs. Warren Simonds were in
St. Johnsbury last week Tuesday
to attend the marriage of Miss
Eva Paradis and Fred Simonds
which occurred AT the rectory of
Notre Dame. Mr.. and Mrs. 81
monds go by auto to Atlanta,
Georgia, and probably later to
Florida for the winter where MI.
Simonds is to be employed as an
auto salesman. Congratulations
and best wishes follow them.
A. J. Morrow vas away last
week in the interests of the Lu-
nenburg Mfg. Co.
Irdell Fellows called on friends
in Lunenburg last weke while or
d three day leave from his work.
J. C. Murtaughs, Miss Flora
Houston, Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Newman, J. H. Cole, Mrs. A. j,
Newman, Miss Hanson, Mrs. g..
&. Temple, Mrs. ~largaret Spauld-
ing, Mrs. Flora Balch, James Ball
and E. J. Spaulding were business
visitors in Lancaster Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Karl O. Balch and
MI. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
leave "Wednesday morning for
Orange City, Florida, where they
will spend the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsie NJ. Pond will occupy
Elmcroft while they are absent.
l.. H. Wilson is enclosing part
of the porch at the Wilson ohme
with glass making an idea play
room for Master Harold and his
sister Marion during the winter.
Over fifty gathered at the pleas
ant home of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. K.
Cowles Friday evening for a So
cial under the auspices of the La
dies Aid society, enjoying the
hours to the fullest extent
Mrs. Flora Baicn was in St.
Johnsbury and Bradford last week
the work in the Central telephone
office being done efficiently by
Mrs. W. II. Wentworth.
VIII Whittum of Whitefeld, n.
II. and Miss Lena Kittrcdge Of
Newport, were united in marriage
by X. T. Brown, }. p, Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fanny J. Bell and daugh-
ter Mildred were IN st. Johnsbury
last week where Mildred is re-
ceiving medical treatment,
Mrs. Ann Phelps was taken sud-
denly i'll Saturday after noon but
is now more comfortable and no
serious results are anticipated.
Mrs. Edgar Taylor and her
mother, Mrs. Bishop, are both ii.
Mrs, Hattie Benton Bach and
Mrs. Mitchell of South Lunenburg
were in Whitcfcld Friday.
Nh and Mrs. II X. Phelps were
in Whitefield and Littleton on bus
mess Saturday afternoon.
Howard Snow and Miss Olive
Snow of Lancaster were guests at
II. S. Balls Sunday returning in
the evening, accompanied by Miss
'es Irene Ball and Helen Pond who
spent the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monahan
were in st. Johnsbury Sunday to
visit their daughter, Miss Edna
who is attending Mt. St. Joseph's
academy.
An original Thanksgiving pag-
cant, written by Rev. c. W. Kelley
is to be given next Sunday even
ing at the Methodist church. This
is divided into four Episodcs:-
1st, the Episode of the first
Thanksgiving, I'd, Episode of The
Home-3d-Episode of The Ma
ton, and 4th Episode of the
World at Peace. There will be
special music, an orchestra and
special costuming, and pains will
be spared to make the pageant eff
fective A general invitation is
given to each one in the town to
come to the church next Sunday
and enjoy the good things in store
at the Thanksgiving season. Sun
day morning the pastor will
preach special sermon on
Thanksgiving which will also be
of interest and profit to all who
come.
The district Sunday school con
vention which was held Tuesday
and evening of last
week was attended by members
from Guildhall and Gilman a. well
as Lunenburg and was a very in
teresting session. In the after
noon after the business session
Rev. George Marsh of Guildhall
spoke on Work among Boys and
Rev. Robbins of Burlington, Field
of Sunday School work
spoke on Teacher Training in
Sunday School, and in the even
ing gave an address on general
Sunday School work. There were
addresses from local workers in
Rev. c. W. Kelley.