St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-07-13

James Miles Had His Pockets Picked
at Wells River-Town News.

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James Miles and wife have visited
their son, Ernest Miles in northern
New York the past week. Mr. Miles
was relieved of his wallet and 81 or
IS while they were changing cars at
Wells River. He says there was a
was taken when he boarded the train
that goes north on the New Hampshire
side of the river.
There was a large attendance at
the Grange meeting Saturday evens
ing and the first and second degrees
were given for three candidates. One
application for membership was voted
upon favorably and two applications
for membership were received.
julius Parker and sons, Lewis and
Charles who have been visiting
friends here, returned to their home
in Claremont N H, Tuesday.
Miss Fannie D. Hastings went to
Claremont, N. H., Tuesday to visit re-
latives.
There is to be an entertainment at
the church Wednesday evening. given
by Herbert Durham, assisted by Mr..
Lathe a solo singer.
The mercury stood at about 80 in
in the shade in the middle of the day
Saturday and 80 at o'clock.
Harley Bailey and wife are at F. E.
Chapmans for the haying season.
The tax bill for 1910 is now in the
hands of the town treasurer and all
from July IA will receive the four per
cent discount. The treasurer will be
glad to receive the taxes at almost
any time, but more especially Tues
day and Thursday evenings, as he will
endeavor to be at home those even
ings.
H. A Blake and daughter, Sadie,
have received very large number of
letters from friends rendering their
sympathy in the loss of their beloved
wifi of
enemies that we know of, but she had
friends everywhere. She had fed
a large number of ministers and others
from her table in the past; indeed, it
has been called an old peoples home.
and a Free Baptist home for all that
went there.
Rev w H. Lyster from Lyndon
Center was present at the morning
service Sunday and assisted Mr..
| Chandler and administered the COM
munion after the sermon.
There has been petition presented
! to the board of school directors ask
| ing for school to be held at the Will
| son school house the next term in
| stead of transporting the scholars to
| the village school as has been done the
| past term. Don Wheeler has moved
| into the neighborhood and it is said
| there are now enough children to
| have school there the coming term.
The ladies are to hold another food
| sale at their hall Friday evening the
| 18th.
A large number attended the golden
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Roundy at West Burke recently. They
| lived in this town until a few years
! ago.
H A Blake and daughter, Sadie,
| and Fannie Hastings were at St.
| Johnsbury last Thursday on business.
Mrs. Edwin Peavey and Mrs. Smith,
who came to attend the Berry and
| Coburn wedding, have returned to
| their home at Derby, N. H.
John BeckWith from East Burke,
L. B. Harris and Mr.. Collision from
Lyndon have been camping at their
usual place on the North Ridge near
| Ernest richardson's. They have had
others with them the most of the time
so that there has been lively times,
plenty to eat and all seem to enjoy it
| very much.
Mr.. Cassidy from Cabot visited at
| w. A. Hanscom's SHADY Lane Farm
some days the past week, and he
| bought a whole team in town to re-
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