The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-20
Lrlnenburg

Bells and H. K. Stuarts' on Meth
odist hill. Mrs. Clay was former
" a resident of Lunenburg and il
gladly greeted by many old friends
Elias Lowrey recently returned
from trip to New York state, go
ing by Brattleboro, Burlington
Montpelier in his car accompanied
by his brother from Whitefeld.
Mrs. Jean Wilson has gone t.
Yarmouth. Maine, to spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
bury and the Philip Suggs'.
Miss Chandler, who teaches on
Baptist Hill, spent Tuesday in st.
Johnsburp attending the wedding
of her brother.
Misser Chandler, Cole, Libbey,
Leach, Mrs. w. F. Pierce, Mrs.
Olive C. Ball and Roy L. Gale have
been attending the Teachers con-
vention at St. Johnsbury during
4 the week. Misses Libbey of Rich
ford and Chandler of Cabot spent
the weekend at their homes.
Miss Bostwick, who has spent
/ the summer at the Heights House
( left on Friday for her home in
/ BROOKLYN, n. Y, accompanied by
Mrs. Russell. who came on to &C
company her home.
Mrs. H. O. Newman of White
field was the guest of the A. j.
| Newmans' at the HEIGHTS House
and attended the "Cappy Kicks"
play on Thursday evening.
Mr.. George F. French of Port
land, Maine. came on Thursday
for few DAYS among old friends
of her late husband and herself.
She is a guest of the Heights
House.
James Bowker is convalescing
from a minor operation performed
on Friday by DIR. w. NJ. Bronson
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Bowker.
Little Mildred Bell the daughter
Of Mrs. Fannie J. Bell and prand-
DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Bell of Bellview Farm. South Lun-
erburg, who has been i'll with in
fantile paralysis, is much improv-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Dodge of Me-
thuen, Mass, are the happy par
o0ts Of son, Frank. born to them
October 10Th. CONGRATULATIONS to
the parents, the Grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank DODGE, and the
orett Grandmother, Mrs. Ange-
nette Burt.
Little Lillian kino. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James King, *
convalescent from an operation for
the removal of adenoids performed
hv DR.. Cramton of st. Johnsbury
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dodge of
Methuen, Mass, were recent quests
of Mrs. Clarissa Dodge and the Ira
CarnenterS.
Mrs. H. F. Sanborn of Somer-
lille. Mass, came on Friday to
Lunenburg and will remain with
Mr.. Sanboln while the work is be
ine~ fnirhpd on the Federal road.
The Monday Night Study Club
will meet with Miss Annette Bell
It Wanaton Lodge, South Lunen-
burg, on October 23. The theme
Of the evening will be October
and its Harvests" and members
Will prepare appropriate quota
tions for roll call.
Mr. Hunt of Boston, post Office
inspector, was in the village last
week, finding the local Office in eX
cellent condition.
The following were appointed
game wardens at meeting of the
Highland Fish and Game League
pond Hill, c. =. Mclaughlin;
Methodist Hill, Rolo Bell; West
Neighborhood Clement Blood;
South Lunenburg, Carl Bell; vii
lage, H. NJ. Silsby.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bronson Of
Littlteon were over Sunday guests
If the w. M. Bronsons'. Mrs.
Merritt Carpenter and son of Char
lotte joined Mr.. Carpenter, who is
me of the federal road men, on
Saturday and the family are guests
Of the Heights House.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luce of Old
Orchard, Maine. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kirkpatrick of Portland
Maine. were guests of Mrs. Lor-
ana Silsby this week.
The annual meeting of the Con-
rregational church vii lbe held in
the church vestry on Tuesday, Oct.
oath. at 7.30 D. M, and all mem.
bers are urged to be present.
Rev. G. w. Kelly. Mrs. II. X.
Stuart, Mrs. J. H. Cole and Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Rowell motored
20 Bloomfield on Monday to attend
the Sunday School convention.
Lorenzo B. Brown, one of the
oldest residents in town, and faith
or of Der t |. Brown and Judge
Kyle 7. Brown, died at his home
in the VILLAGE on Monday morning,
October 18th. Funeral services
are held at the Methodist church
at two o'clock p. m, on Wednes-
( day, October 18th.
Ralph S. Colby has purcased the
w. w. Phelps property and will
take possession Immediately. NJ.
and Mrs. Phelps will move into
town.