St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-09-29
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day, October /, and 8. from 10 O'Clock
forenoon until three O'Clock afternoon on
each of above named days for the pur-
I pose of receiving taxes from those that
| can be better accommodated by so doing.
The 90 days in which to pay the tax to
| the treasurer expires with October IL.
| After that date the unpaid taxes are put
into the hands of the constable and no
discount is allowed aud the cost of col
lection is added to the tax.
Carroll Lafoe visited relatives at
Charleston the past week.
a fine piece of state road has been built
| from the brook near Alfred Allard's shop
to E. M. Phiheld's costing between $500
and 5000.
Mrs. O. E. Harris and her sister from
Barton Larding were called to Brooklyn,
n. Y, about three weeks ago, on account
of the dangerous sickness of their
brother, Charles Powers, and remain
there at this writing.
Rev. and Mrs Franklin Blake from
| Starksboro attended the Yearly Meeting
here and STAYED most of the following
week, visiting their former parishioners,
going from here to the state of Maine,
| their native home, for their vacation of
two or more weeks.
The water question in many places is
| serious and unless rain comes soon it will
be more serious than at present.
Mrs. 0. E. Bundy, the station agents
wife, is very i'll with nervous trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey from Boston are
visiting at E. r. McShane's.
The Ladies Library league are to meet
with Mrs. John Chase, Friday, Oct. /,
for dinner. All are invited.
Mrs. A. P. Sias and daughter from
East Burke visited Mrs. Sas' father, o..
T. Curtis, recently.
Farmers generally are finding better
crop of potatoes than they expected
Several report very bountiful yields and
potatoes can be bought for fifty cents
per bushel.
The master of the state grange or
gained Pomona grange here Tuesday
evening, composed of oranges nearby.
Homer Hitchcock has advertised his
farm and personal property at auction,
Thursday September 30.
Mrs. Waldo L. Gilman is on the sick
list, being confined to her bed.
Mrs. George M. Gilmans mother and
sister from Cambridge are visiting her.
The Union House Free Baptist Chris
tan Endeavor society held a social at
the home of w. A. Hanscom, SHADY
Lane Farm" Friday night, with an
attendance of between 80 and 90. All
had good time and voted that Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanscom and their son Harley
were good entertainers. The usual
bountiful supper was served.
G. w. Jesseman recently bought at
auction his wife's fathers, J. D. Jenkins,
farm at East Haven, price $4,000. He
will have all the farming that he can
attend to if he carries on this farm and
the large farm that he owns in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesseman spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Jenkins at East
Haven.
Mrs. Wayne Stoddard from Bellows
Falls is visiting her husbands brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stoddard.
Corydon Parker is moving from Mrs.
L. B. Wilson's place, where he has lived
the past year, to his own residence at
the south end of the village opposite
Charles McKown's residence.
The state road force are at work near
the steam mill, removing a bank and
Strengthening the road which will be an
improvement.
There is to be a grange social at
Grange Hall, Thursday evening. Hulled
corn and other good things will be
served, followed by literary program.
All are invited.
Mrs. Nettie Mccoy, who has taught
several terms of school at the North
Ridge, visited friends in that neighbour
hood the past week.
Alphonso Olmstead, formerly resident
here, now from Nashua, N. H., visited at
o. T. Curtis the past week. Mr.. Curtis
first wife was Mr.. Olmstead's sister.