The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-20


other relatives.
Among those who have motoreC
to St. Johnsbury recently are Mrs
Mabel Putney, Mrs. H. M. Silsby
Mrs. A. J. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs
S. C. Smith and Miss Velma, Mrs
Wilbur R. Ball, James J. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Silsby. OF
Lyndonville were recent guests Of
the Harlety r. Cowies.
The Study Club met with Mrs
L. H. Wilson on Dec. II, with .
Christmas program. The next
meeting will be omitted and OF
January 8 the Club will meet witt
Mrs. Flora Balch with the election
of officers for the coming six
months and other special business
features. Mrs. H. T. Silsby invited
the Club members to Silsbylands
from three to five on New Year
day.
Judson Gray rs convalescent
from an attack of grip but Mrs,
Albert Gray is still i'll. DR.. H. M
/ Wiggin of Whitefeld is her ply
/ sician.
Mrs. Fannie J. Bell of South
Lunenburg was in Whitetield
Thursday.
Mrs. Prudon Woods went to St.
Johnsbury on Saturday for an in
definite stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Levigne.
Mrs. w. H. Bean and children
have closed their house and gone
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
via Lewis, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kircher
and Master Frederick were in St.
Johnsbury on business on Friday
and have returned for a few days
longer in Lunenburg after which
they go to Wheeling, w. Va,
where Mr.. Kirchrr is to be en-
ployed for the winter.
The dance given by the Dunbar
orchestra of st. Johnsbury was a
very pleasant affair and well at
tended. The concert was Of high
order and the dance music Of the
best. The unusual prices kept
many away who --ould have en-
joyed the music and it is hoped
some more satisfactory arrange
ments will be made should Nj.
Dunbar favor Lunenburg again.
Different arrangements should
also be made for some of the out
side occurrences which give bad
odor to these social gatherings and
which are entirely uncalled for.
Miss Florence Frost who was
called here by the death of her
brother, Edward Frost, remained
with the NJ. d. Bowkers' over
Sunday returning to Boston on
Monday.
George Ramsdell has been i'll
with quincy sores and grip for a
week.
Charles Nickerson and Nh.
Greenslade of Lyndonville |. O. O.
f. were here to attend the funeral
services of Edward Frost who was
a member of that lodge.
James King and H. r. CoWles
had their cars damaged more Or
less last week by skidding in the
snow. No one was seriously hurt
in either accident fortunately.
All the schools in town closed on
Friday for the Christmas vacation
and appropriate exercises were
held in all the districts. At the vii
lage the following program was
given by the pupils of Mrs. Ball
and Mrs. Pierce-The HappieSt
Christmas Day-All; No Stock
ings to wear-Ablert Taylor; The
Crippled Dolly-Erma Ball; | like
dear Santa-James Bowker;
Christmas Lullaby, Misses Doro-
thy Brown and Velma Smith,
High School; His Letter-Lester
Balch; The Turkeys Lament
Baxter Ball; Squire Hawley's
Christmas-Grammar School; All
He Wants-Henry Ramsdell;
Rather Hard-Lawrence McGraw;
A stitch in time-Betty Taylor;
Ting-a-ling-ling-An; What do
you think?-Ruth Hoyt; When
Santa Comes-Charlc, Kelley, Jr.;
How Santa Claus looks-Robert
Phelps; Santa's Visit-Primary
School,
The distribution of gifts from
the tree followed, each pupil re
ceiving gifts and each teacher
from the school and pupils, the
High school joining in this fea-
ture. A prize was given by Mrs.
Pierce to pupils who had no marks
for the term which began Sept. II
and these pupils received rewards,
Mary Taylor, Lue Taylor, Betty
Taylor, Albert Taylor, Mary Lewis
Stanley Lewis, Leonard Colby,
Lester Balch, Arthur Hughes,
Thelma Brooks, Charles Kelley, ir.
Jennie Bowker, Ruth Hoyt
Miss Forsaith of South Lunen-
burg goes to her home in Concord,
Miss Beryl Libbey to Richford
from the Pierce district, Miss
Ruth Leach of Pond Hill to Wa
terVille, Miss Eunice Chandler
Baptist Hill to Cabot, Principal
r. L. Gale to Plainfeld while Mrs.
Olive Ball, Mrs. Martha Pierce
and Miss Anna NJ. Cole remain in
Lunenburg for the holiday recess.