The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-08
Lunenburg

LunenDWfS
The Monday Night Study club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Dora
Brown with Mrs. George Ramsdell,
hostess, on Monday evening, Sept.
18th, and the program will be an
/ "Original' one, with answers to
roll call by limercks, original if
I possible, an original poem by Mrs,
lean Wilson, a poem by the late
! Mrs Rhoda Chandler, read by Mrs.
! Hreitling, story in rhyme by Mrs.
Bora Brown, prose story by Mrs.
FLORA Balch, piano solo Miss Anna
ole and chorus singing under the
direction Of Mrs. Eta Turner Mrs.
+. T. Silsby will tell the origin of
! the limerick,
I Mrs. George c. Bell has been
ariously i'll for a week with DR.. W.
/ NJ. Bronson Of the village and Dr.
/ ". II. Leith Of Lancaster IN at
] tendance. Mrs. Bell is slowly con-
valescing and her many friends
hope for d rapid recovery.
Harold Phelps, William Auth-
e. and Kenneth Weir returned on
Friday from Azmonth's training at
Camp DeVens. Harold and William
We're in the Engineer Corn, Ken
meth who was in the Coast Artill-
cry spent a few days at Fort
Strong during the time. The boys
all look and feel we'll and report
an enjoyable trin.
Mrs. Arthur Carbee of Portland,
Maine, was the guest of the Fred
Carbee's and H. s. Balls for two
weeks and has now returned home,
Mr.. Carbee coming for her with his
car Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Plume of Lancaster,
John Kellum Of Connecticut and
Irving Of New York, called on Mrs.
Kate l.. Warren last week They
were neighbors on Pond Hill many
years ago and enjoyed the reunion
greatly. lI
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Remick of Lis
bon. formerly of Lunenburg, are
receiving Congratulations on the
arrival of six pound daughter in
their home last week.
The board of civil authority held
meeting in the town hall Friday
evening and will hold another Fri
day evening, Sept Sth, to transact
necessary business in preparation
for the primaries on Sept. IL.
Miss Anna Cole has finished
work for the NJ. d. Bowker Co. and
will teach in the west neighborhood
BEGINNING Sept. 18th.
Miss Ella Kimball of Montpelier
is visiting her sister, Nellie, at the
A. D. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Selden Blakesley
of New York city are welcomed by
their many friends in Lunenburg
while guests at the Heights House
Maurice Altman of Ware, Mass,
is the guest of his cousins. the Pru-
don Woods of Pond Hill.
The Ira Carpenters recently en-
tertainod Mr.. and Mrs. H l..
Dodge of Easton, N. H. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johonnet and Miss Johonnet
Of New York city Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Carpenter and his son VIII
and wife of Elmore.
Ernest Dodge recently purchased |
Il new pain Of work horses and Ed
Lewis is driving for him. Mrs.
Sampson of Concord was recent
"uest Of her brother and sister,
Ernest Dodge and Mrs. Ira Car
enpter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert I. Brown and |
little daughter lGarjorie motored |
TO Yarmouth, Maine, on Saturday |
to visit the O. A. Kinggburys' and |
the z. w. Suggs. At the same time !
Mr. and Mrs. kingsbuIY started |
for Lunenburg passing each other /
en- route. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and |
daughter and Philip. Surg Of South |
Freeport returned on Sunday and |
1.-THE family was reunited for a
short time as the Kingsbuvs and |
Philip returned or Tuesday to
Maine.
Rev. c w. Kelley, former ras-
tor Of the Methodist church in the
place, conducted services in Gilman
East Concord and Gunenburg Sun
day Services will be held as usual
next Sunday,
Miss Dorothy Leighton has fin
ished work at II. S. McGowan's |
snd after spending a week at the
W II. Wentworth's went Sunday
Gorham, N. H., where she will at
tend High school during the COM
ING year.
Be sure that your name is on the
check list before Saturday night
and be prepared to come to the
primaries on Tuesday, September
18th, and show your preference
among the candidates. The polls
win be open for voting from II
o clock noon, till 500 p. m. The
Board Of Civil Authority will be
at the town hall on Friday evening
and this will give everyone an
opportunity to vote legally on the
10Th.
Between the Chautauoua and the
fair, Lancaster is drawing many of
our townsDeople to enjoy her hos
VITALITY while a large number Wis
tied st. Johnsbury fair last week.
The M, D. Bowker Co. and l.. B.
Brown stores were Chased at ten,
m. on Wednesday, the telephone
office seeming to be the only office