The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-16
Lynd0nville

The Winter Sports Carniva
planned by the DRIVING Club an;
Athletic Association has been post
poned for the present, as there
have been so many heavy de
mands upon the ~'lblic this winter
and 50 many other entertainments
The Drivir~ Club, however, vii
hold ther banquet in Music hall or
the evening Of Feb. % and have
a fine program, with many new
features, planned for the occasion
The annual WASHINGTON Ball viii
be held Friday evenin" the 24tF
of the month, and will be a ma
ouerade, so there. will be plenty
going on that week.
The Ladies of the American
Legion Auxiliary are giving al
entertainment on Monday eyenne
next, in the Grand Army hall, tc
members of the Legion and all cX-
Service men.
The Village meeting this ycal
comes Wednesday evening, March
about a week before town meet
ing.
The Bow Scouts of the Rev W.
]. MacFarlane's troop enjoyed q
long hike Thursday evening, with
hot refreshments a THE close.
The skating rink is now opened
to the public Sunday evenings af-
ter $50, and its popularity is a.
great as ever. 1t certainly is ono
Of the best things ever gotten up
here for the entertainment and
profit to both young and old
Miss Marion Pinard, who has
been spending a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs, FRANKLIN BuSkctt,
has returned to her home in Hard
wick.
Mrs. w. H. Saunder, has return
ed from Boston where she he,
been for the past month, with her
two daughters.
The February meeting of tn"
Mothers Club was social and
musical gathering Of Great inter
est to the members, and was held
Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs Willis Conner, who acted a.
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wilmer
Lyon, Mrs. Milo Shattuck, Mr..
Martin Daniels, Mrs. Frank
Leach. The committee in charge
of the program included Mrs. Leon
Curtice, Miss Irene StimSon, and
Mrs. l.. T. Huntley The ladie,
planned and carried out a most
delightful program, which was
enjoyed bv about 60 members Of
the club and guests. The program
was as follows: Piano duet, Mis-
Stimson, and Miss Althoa Rob
inson; musical trio, which includ-
ed Ray Keyscr violin. Leon Cur
tice, cello, and Miss SGnson, piano,
rendered some very beautiful sc-
loctions. Mrs. Armorv y. Scavcr
then gave two beautiful vocal
solos, accompanied bv MI Scav"r
on the piano, a duet followed,
by Mrs. Seavcr and Miss Marion
Redfield, with Miss Stimson rs
accompanist. Miss Redfield also
gave fine solos The selections
chosen were all beautiful, and the
artists rendering them were real
artists, and gave their hearers
great amount of pleasure. Thu
musical program was followed by
a pleasant social hour, during
which fruit cocktail and delicious
homemade cakes were served.
This adds another to the 0leasant
memories associated with the club
and its members.
Stuart and Emerson arc working
a great success with their new
chocolate ice cream bars and for
these and their other business are
planning to enlarge their buildin9
soon. Raymond Harris has one
to work there as a chocolate dip
per.
The local basket ball team made
their debut Friday evening in a |
very one sided game with Sheffield,
he score being 80 to If in favor !
of Lyndonvillc. The boys are
coming on fine and now that they |
have an opportunity to practice, /
ought to make good record. (,
There was a good attendance a. |
he game and at the dance which |
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Scaver of
Barton were week end visitors Of
heir son, AmOry d. Seaver and
amily.
Mrs. S. ]. Wilson remains in a
cry low condition, from an attack
# grip and bronchitis, and at her
Idvanced age il is feared that she
will not recover. Her son. Charles
wilson, of Boston, is with her. and
.er sister from Lisbon, n. H, is
ere also.
Rolfe Coblaigh Of Boston is in
own. with his father, F. F. Cob
eigh, who is suffering with Il