The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-25
LyndOnville

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The comedy drama, "The Man
of Her Choice" was put on in Mu-
sic Hall Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week, by local
talent, under the direction of
Frank Mayo, for tht benefit of the
Village improvement Society. This
is one of a series of entertainments
which the society has been giving,
in order to raise money to put new
scenery and other improvements
on the stage. Mr.. Mayo, who is
very successful in directing these
programs, has also been painting
new scenery in addition to his
other accomplishments. This play
was an interesting one, and the
parts were we'll carried out. Mrs.
Henry Martin, Miss Doris Hovey,
and Mr.. Mayo had the leading
parts, and they were ably second
ed by the rest of the cast. The at
tendance was not as large as it
should have been on either night,
but with the aid of the dance fol-
lowing on Wednesday evening,
there will be a good sum realized.
Village people are greatly indebt-
ed to all who have worked so hard
to make these entertainments sue
cesstul for the sake of improving
our Village Hall, and especial
credit is due to Mrs. Byron Morri-
son, who has borne the burden of
every one, and has put in so much
time and hard work to make them
go well, that she certainly de
serves universal thanks.
Mrs. w. j. MacFarlane and
children, Mary and David, are
spending few weeks vacation
with her family in New York.
Miss Alfredo Copeland, who has
been clerking in Edmunds' drug
store for some time past, has fin
ished work there a few weeks ago,
and taken position with the Lyn-
donville Creamery company, in
their New Bedford office. She will
leave next week fol' her new place,
with the best wishes of many
friends for her success.
The ladies of the Congregation
Ill church served a most delicious
supper Thursday evening in their
vestly, to Il large and hungry
crowd. Mashed potato, cold meat
salads, rolls, coffee, doughnuts,
and cream cake, formed an appe-
tizing menu, which was thoroughly
appreciated.
Jack Cheney is at home from
Norwich University for the spring
vacation.
Miss Mildred Edmunds is spend
ing Il part Of her school vacation
visiting friends in Boston.
James kcnney is at his homo in
st. JohnsDuly, and is quite i'll there
having been obliged to give up his
work as clerk at Hotel Lyndon for
the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christopher
have returned from their trip
through the western part Of the
country and California, where they
spent most of the cold weather.
They had fine trip, and enjoyed
every part of it, but are both glad
to get back to the home town
again.
Lyndon Institute closed Friday
for ten days vacation, and the
teachers and scholars from out of
town are all gone to their respect
i've homes.
Mrs. Harry White has been
spending this week between her
home here, and the home of her
mother at Ayers Cliff, where the
family are nearly all sick with grip
and her mother especially serious,
her condition remaining about the
same.