St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-07-31

X. L. Lampher and Family Drive
From Florida with MuIes-LO-
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X. L. Lampher and Family Drive
From Florida with MuIes-LO-
calls
Everett l.. LamDher, a former res
ident, and i'm business at West
Burke for a while, selling out there
and going into business at Island
Pond, and from there going to
Florida for a future home has re-
turned from Florida. He and fam
lily came to his fathers, H. E. Lam
piers In town Friday night driving
pair of mules.
Herbert Burnham, his sister,
Madge, and Miss Fanny d. Hastings
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Bark
er's Saturday.
. The check list for September
and IT is the duty of every voter to
see that his name is there IL he
wishes to vote.
There was a large amount of hay
caught out when the rain came Fri
day and Saturday.
The school directors are making
extensive repairs upon the school
house on the South Ridge. Alfred
Allard, Fred Thayer and f. w.
Craig are doing the work.
The lodge of M. w. A. that was
formed here within two years. have
disbanded. The members have been
unable to hold meetings for some
time.
C. B. Joy has been cutting the
hay on the Gibson farm in the
Union House neighborhood and has
secured about SO tons
Mr.. and Mrs. #. A Parker arriv-
ed in town last Sunday morning and
are at Mr.. Parker's mothers, Mrs.
Charles McKown. Mr.. Parker's
health is poor and he is unable to
work.
w. L. Gilman and wife were re-
minded that they had been married
20 years by several of their friends
calling upon them recently and
spending a pleasant evening. Ice
cream and cake were served and a
silver souvenir presented.
E. f. Clark and wife who have
been on a visit among relatives in
Irasburg have returned.
Mrs. Eva Evans and daughter
from Randolph visited her father,
o. w. Ingalls,, recently. Mrs. Evans
is the wife of Mr.. Evans, deceased
4 who was a Methodist preacher in the
Vermont conference.
Mrs. Bertha M. Card and a
friend from Haverhill, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Cards par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Reed.
Wesley Kelley and wife from
Derby and Alien Curtis and wife
from Barre visited friends in town
recently. Mr.. Curtis and Mrs. KEEL
ley are brother and sister, children
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cur
tbs, who lived on the North Ridge.
Mrs. r. H. Buttertield is visiting
friends at West Thornton, N. H., her
former place of residence.
Dr. w. c. Blake, formerly of
Lyndon, now residing at South
Milford, Mass, is in very poor
health.
The. next grange meeting is to be
Saturday evening, the 10th, when
all members should try to be pres
ent
Harland B. Howe, democratic
candidate for governor addressed
the people of Sutton at Grange hall
Monday evening, the 5th.
Mrs. Jennie Craig from West
Burke visited at r. W. Craig's sew
eral days recently.
Henry Page and his sister, Rosa,
were at Henrietta Esterbrooks.
Sunday and attended church services
in the morning. They were former
residents but now reside in Lyndon.
Henry Batchelder who lived on
the North Ridge, has moved to the
town of Walden.
Mrs. Ada Wilcox from Cambridge.
Mass, is visiting her father, John
p. Buzzell.
A. H. Ball, who boards at Cory
don Parker's, went to st. Johnsbury
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day with his son, f. w. Ball.