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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11
EAST RYEGATE.
Two Boys Have Enlisted In the Navy
Birthday Party for Mrs. c.
NJ. Wallace.

CA G. Bedell, Correspondent
The naval recruiting officer. Jerry
White, was in town several days last
week. Earl Streeter and Perley
Boardway enlisted for the navy.
Mrs. G. M. Wallace was pleasantly
reminded Wednesday that she had
reached another milestone on life's
journey when she was hostess at a
family dinner party She was the re-
cipient of many gifts consisting of
money, cut flowers. linen and con-
CALCULATIONS from absent friends
Mrs, Richard Rowden and son Of
Woodsville. N. H., were guests of MIR.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Wallace Thursday
Mrs. Celia Beattie of North STRAIT
ford, n. H., was the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. w. S. Lackie, and family
Friday and Saturday.-Harry Brown
and Emmett Bowen came home Thurs
day fom st. Michaels college for the
Easter vacation-Miss JEANNE Beaton
of South Ryegate was a guest at
Clarence Bedell's Wednesday and
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Wal
lace entertained at their home during
Salem, Mass, Frank Wallace of
Matthews of Groveton, N. H., MIR. and
Mrs. c. F. Cutting and Malvern Cut
ting of Concord, and Mrs. Guy c.
Howard and children. Marian and
Grafton, of Barre.-Clarence Bedell
was in st. Johnshury Thursday on
business.-Mrs. Jerry Byron of Eas1
Montpelier is visiting at H. F. Cham
berlin's -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Page
and children of Monroe, N. H., were
guests of E. w. Chamberlin Sunday
T. H. Priest of st. Johnsbury was a
guest of Mrs. Fanny Chamberlin and
family Wednesday.-Mrs. Agnes Lynds
of Lowell, Mass, spent several days
last week with her nephew, E. w
Cham berlin.-Mrs. H. w. Smith gave
party to the little folks last Wed
nesday afternoon. About 80 were
present and enjoyed a merry time
Delicious refreshments were served.
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WELLS RIVER
(Mrs. D. G. FArwell, Corr

MRS u. u. FdrWell, Cor
At the special village meeting held
Tuesday evening it was voted to sell
he power plant.-Mrs. Berton Harris
md baby son left Monday to visit rel
ltives in st. Johnsbury.-Mrs. Bald
win and Mrs. ]. F. Hale returned
Wednesday from their winter stay in
North Carolina.-Harry Clark is able
20 be out on the street after a severe
ness-Fifteen ladies were present at
the Missionary meeting held at Mrs.
Leonard Smiths on Tuesday An in
teresting program was given and dur
ing the social hour delicious refresh
ments were served. The Edison fur
nished delightful music for the COM
pany.-Madam Hutchins and Mrs.
Samuel Hutchins entertained a group
of the Study Club members at their
home on Wednesday afternoon.-M
Carrie Melvin of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting her brother, A. T. Davis
Miss Cora Paige left Thursday to visit
in Jeffersonville and Essex.
Mrs Robert Brock remains critical
ly ill. Two trained nurses are in at
tendance.-Hon. David Wilkie arrived
in town Thursday after spending the
winter in Boston. Frank Bashore
was also in town on Thursday-Miss
Sadie Boardway went to her home in
South Ryegate Saturday, taking Mas
ter Jerome Farwell with her to spend
Sunday good game of basket ball
was played Thursday night between
Littleton and Laconia high schools
Each team claimed the state cham
pionship, this game deciding the ques-
ton, with Littleton as victor
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WALDEN.

(N. j. Kingsbury, Correspondent
Mrs. EMMA Jennison passed away
Wednesday. following an illness of
measles and pneumonia from which
she was unable to rally The funeral
was held Saturday at the Methodist
church of which she was a true and
loyal member. Rev J. S. Grassland
of Cabot, former pastor, officiated.
There were many beautiful floral of
fering both from her family and
friends here and also from friends
from Maine and Massachusetts,, who
were unable to be present. She came
! here from Kennebunkport. Me-, near
~ 30 years ago, the wife of Robinson
Jennison, who died several years ago.
She has continued her home here
since, and had endeared herself to
the community by her unselfish devo-
ton and helpfulness to those in
trouble. She is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs Frank Paine, and a son,
Charles Bean, also two grandchildren.
Those from out of town to attend her
funeral were her brother, George Ben
nett and wife from Methuen, Mass,
Mrs. Carl Perkins and daughter
Gladys, from Barre, Leon Perkins OF
Hardwck, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jen-
nison, Mrs. Martin Garfield from St
Jol1nsbury, and Mrs. F. B. Milligan
from West Danville.
A. w. Badger of Barre was at Ed
win Badgers Friday.-Roscoe Rich
ardson visited friends in town last
week, and while here received call tc
join the Guards of Co. D, and went
to st. Johnsbury Thursday night
John Bennett and Richard Graham
were in ST. Johnsbury Friday-Clydt
Hale of Sherbrooke, P. O.. has beer
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p
E. Hale.-Mrs Charles E. Hanson
died Friday, at the age of 68 years
after an illness from rheumatism fol
the past five or six years, during the
past Is months of which she was con
fined to her bed. She has been ten
derby cared for by her daughter, Mrs
Edwin Badger. She is survived b.
her husband, Charles e. Hanson, on
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Badger, and :
son, w. o. Hanson of Barre TIL
funeral was held at the house Sun
day afternoon. Rev. ]. O. Angel off
ciating. The body was taken to Barr
. Monday for burial, accompanied b.
her husband and son.-Mr. and Mrs
George Kittredge of West Danville ar
visiting at Eugene Kittredges .-Mrs
John Goslant spent Saturday in 81
Johnsbury.
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= TAXATION OF WOMEN.
Commissioner Plum1ey Gives Instfuc.
lions to the Citizens.

Tax Commissioner Plumley has
sent the following letter for publica-
ton:
In order that list of a female
citizens twenty-one years OF age may
be taken according to law such fe-
male citizen owning taxable personal
property must procure a blank in
ventory, make full answers to all in
terrogatories therein, subscribe said
inventory and affidavit, make oath
thereto, and deliver or forward the
same within the time prescribed by
statute, to a lister, in the town in
which such person owns or possesses
property which under the law should
be set to her in the grand list. Fe-
male citizens taxable only for real
estate are not required to file such
inventory unless they are notified sc
to do in writing. See Section SAB OF
the Public Statutes, as amended.
Provided a taxpayer required by
law to file an inventory neglects so to
do it is the duty of the listers to
make up the list of such taxpayer in
the manner provided by Section SCI
of the Public Statutes, as amended by
No. As of the Acts of 1915. (Com-
monty called assessing a taxpayer" ~
The oath in the, inventory which is
to be taken and subscribed by the
taxpayer is to the effect that the in
ventory by him or her subscribed "is
full. true and correct list and de-
scription of all my taxable property,
both real and personal, and all prop
trty which should be set in the list
to me-" ETC.
It is the duty of the listers to es-
tablish the value of the property
numerated in the inventory, not the
taxpayer, and the listers are not
bound by the judgment of the tax
payer as to the value of the property.
IF a person wilfully omits to make.
swear to and deliver an inventory, or
to answer any interrogatory therein
as required by law, or makes false
answer or statement therein, or if the
listers believe that an inventory does
not contain a full, true and correct
statement of the taxable property of
such person, or of debts owing by
him on account of which he claims
deduction, the listers shall ascertain
as best they can the amount of the
taxable property of such person, and
set the same in the grand list at its
value in money. If the amount sc
obtained is in the opinion of the list
ers less than the amount of the tax
able property of such person, they
shall further assess him sum which
will in their Judgment equal the diff
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11
Oscar, the year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Daniels died Monday

Oscar, the year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Daniels died Monday
morning after a weeks illness OF
sweet diabetes. He was taken to
physician several days before his
death which was the first his parents
knew that he had the disease. He
was able to be out doors until day
or two before death. The funeral
was held Wednesday from the home
Pcv. G. ID. Gould officiated and burial
was in the village cemetery.-Harry
Chamberlain has moved his family
from James Buttons house to the
tenement of G.. II. Pillsbury's recently
vacated by James Main. James Bur-
ton has moved to his house. Mrs.
Rose Digby will keep house for him.
William Emery has moved from
Mrs Collins tenement to Mrs. IneZ
WEIGHS tenement.-Mrs. Charles Mil
Ter and daughter, Glendora of Barre
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
G. WEIGH last week.-Mrs.. Moses
Page, aged rs, died at the home of
her son, Myron, Monday morning.
Last fall she fell and broke her hip
and since then she has been confined
to her bed and lately she has been
! falling She leaves three sons and
two daughters, Morris, Chester, Myron
and Mrs. S. L. Annis all of this place
and Mrs. William Stevens of Norris
Vile The funeral will be held We'd
nesray from the Methodist church.
S. L. Annis has moved his family
from the house recently sold to Mrs
| Dean to the Dan Smith house near
the railroad track.
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ST. JOHNsBuRY CENTER.
'irst and Second Degrees Conferred
BY the Grange-PerSonalS.

frst and Second Degrees Conferred
BY the GTange-Personals.
Edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent
Green Mountain Grange met and
leld their regular meeting last Sat
;rdayA evening with a very good at
enhance. The first and second de-
rees were conferred after which the
GLOWING program was rendered:
long by the grange; reading, The
Wonderful Boy" Mrs. Allen; roll call
answered by members telling reasons
ghy they liked to attend grange meet
1gs; song, Mrs. d. B. Twombly, en-
ored; discussion, What Do You con-
ider the Real Cause for-the High
cost of Living at the Present Timer"
Tome very interesting discussions took
,lace among the members; reading,
'tella Allen; reading, Mrs. Remick;
ong by the Grange.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
ional church will meet in their vestry
Wednesday aftern oon.-Dwight Simp-
on spent the weekend with his FAM
'y.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rollins of
Barre. who have been visiting his
>ephew, Walter Sawyer, and family
! ,eturne9 home on Friday.-Mrs. Cora
Joyce, who has been spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Ned
Fellows of Bellows Falls, is planning
return home this week.-Mrs.. e. H.
1allett and Mrs. Frank Hooker of ST.
Fohnsbury spent Friday as the guests
f Mrs. Harry Hovey at Lyndonville.
e. A. Mongeon had telephone in
tailed in his home recently.-Mrs.
Henry Davis is spending a few days
With her daughter, Mrs. r. w. Turner,
t st. Johnsbury.-Shirley Astle spent
,art of her vacation with relatives
n Whitefield. n. H.-Miss Ruby
Brooks is working at the home of
Mrs. H. c. Shattuck.-Mr. and Mrs.
\. H. Olcott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C Hall,
Ilenn Piper, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nc
'-aughlin with several people from st.
Iohnsbury enjoyed a sugar party at
he sugar camp of A. T. Young last
5unday.-Mrs. c. N. Whitney and
laughter, Doris, went to Montpelier
IN Monday to spent a few days.-Miss
Margaret Palmer of st. Johnsbury was
I recent guest of Miss Charlotte Stiles.
Mrs. Arthur Whitney of st. Johns
bury visited Mrs. B. A. Farnham last
Neek.-Miss Florence Goss has been
confined to her home for several days
'uffering with quinsy sores.-Mrs. Ad-
lie Page returned from Danvil1e last
Tuesday and is spending a few days
1t her home here.-Mrs. Nelson May
hew has been visiting at Charles May
1ew's for few days.-Several people
from the Universalist church here
accepted an invitation from the Uni
'ersalist church at St. Johrsbury tc
attend the Easter services there
Miss Elsie Hallett spent part of last
week as the guest of Miss Mabel Gray
Mrs Martha Flint and Ed. Flint
listed Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Flint al
st. Johnsbury last Week-A. L. Bailey
md daughter. Mrs. James Impey. OF
It. Johnsbury visited Mrs. Lillias
TuntIey on Sunday
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CONCORD.
Officers Elected BY Moose River Lodge
f. and A. M.-Blaine Gotta Walked
10 Miles to Join His Company.


(Mrs. c. F. Cutting, Correspondent
At the annual convocation of Moose
River Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. M,
Saturday evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
w. NJ, William P. Streeter; s. W..
Jacob Richardson. Jr.; J. W., Bert B.
Burbank; treasurer, William E. Hous-
ton; secretary, Edwin A. Gray; S. D..
Claude A. Crowell: J. D., Fred J..
Spaulding: S. S., Freeman I. Russell;
J. S., Orville w. Baker; chaplain,
George H. Hastings; marshal, Earl C.
Lewis; tyler, Horace Hastings.
Blaine Gotta, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Gotta, a member of Co. D. of st.
Johnsbury, received the call late Mon
day evening and walked to St. Johns
bury, reaching there before midnight
Tommy Gotta goes as cookee.
The ladies of the Universalist
church having the sugar party and So
cial in charge added $12 to the treas
ury as a result. A very pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed.-Mrs. Daniel Nor
ton returned from st. Johnsbury Fri
day where she has been for several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Clinton
Gale. Friday and Saturday she was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Owens
in East ST. Johnsbury.-B. B. Burbank
was business visitor in Barnet Fri
day.-Misses Helen Reed and Marion
Burbank were in st. Johnsbury the
first of the week.-Mrs.. George
Wheeler of White River Junction has
been spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Gray.-Ralph Corey
has moved to the farm owned by Mr..
Fifeld in ST. Johnsbury. Mr.. Fifield
recently purchased the farm of Mrs.
Ada Parker.-Miss Genevieve Sar-
geant was in ST. Johnsbury Friday
Mrs. George Emery is in East ST.
Johnsbury caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Merton Edney, who is i'll from
measles.-A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Warren Saturday,
April Frank Kerr of st. Johnsbury
was in town Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. B.
X. Graves of East st. Johnsbury were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. McGregor
one day last week.-Next Sunday will
be the last service before conference
and F. N Roberts will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. E. church as usual
Mrs. Allen Hodgdon, Miss Florence
Hodgdon, Miss Rachel Richardson and
F,rancena chappell are social COM
mittee at the NJ. E. church for the
month of April.-Miss Freda Ripley
of st. Johnsbury has been visiting
friends in town.. S. B1odgett of
Boston and Miss Jessie Blodgett of ST.
Johnsbury have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. w. c. Sortwell-Miss
Mary Hanson of Barton has been a
guest of Mrs. F. L. arpenter.-Ervin
Streeter has been spending week at
the home of Mrs. Myra Bedell.-Miss
Helen Stearns of ST. Johnsbury has
been spending several days with her
cousin, Mrs. E. D. Lee.-Mrs. Alice
Richards gave her Sunday school
class and members of the school and
choir treat Sunday morning. in the
form of an Easter table,. H. Balm
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LUNENBURG.
Of. +. Balch, Correspondent

IF. T. Balch, Correspondent
Mrs William Bronson of Littleton
was the guest of her son. DR.. w. NJ.
Bronson, and Mrs. Bronson last week.
Philip Sugg, who has been very i'll,
is reported as a little better this week.
DR. Wiggin of Whitefield and DIR.
Bronson are in attendance and Miss
Elizabeth NORWOOD and Miss Agnes
Dodge of Lancaster are caring for
him. All hope for a speedy and COM
plete recovery-Mrs. Mary Bailey
Smith, who has been very ill for a
long time at the home of Alvin Mich
OILS, died on Thursday and was buried
in Riverside cemetery. Her daughter,
Mrs. Gerald Houston, and Mr.. Hous-
ton of Pittsfield, n. H., and grand
daughters, Miss Pearl Garfield Of
Portsmouth, n. H., and Mrs. Hannah
Pierce of Groveton were here to at
tend the funeral which was held in the
Methodist church on Saturday.-Mrs.
Wilbur Ball and Mrs. Martha Pierce
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cox in Lisbon
last week.-Mrs. Sarah Simonds is
staying with Mrs. Daniel Powers dur
ing the absence of her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Dodge, who has gone to Bos-
| ton for medical reatment.-HOWard
w. r. c. will have gentleman's night
| at their next regular meeting, April I
Mrs. Flossy Carbee Poole and son,
Carson, of Lancaster were called here
| by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Smith
and were guests of her father, Edward
Cabee, while in town. Mr. and Mrs
Lyman wentworth spent the weekend
with their brother. Guy Remick, in
Lisbon, N. H, taking little Lillian
King with them.-Bernard Eastman
| of Canaan, N. H, is the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. S. c. Smith.-Mrs. George
Newman and son, Lawrence, were ii
Concord on business on Thursday 81
last Week.-Mrs. Lucretia Powers wa.
in Littleton over Sunday.-Mrs. Rer
Gee and son, Cligord, and Miss Flora
Houston are visiting their sister, Mrs
Maud Murtaugh, in Passumpsic.-MiS.
Maxina Colby returned to her schoo
work in Lancaster high school on Sat
urday.-W. e. Balch spent the pas
week in ST. Johnsbury at work in The
Museum.-Mrs. Taylor Morris is car
ing for Mrs. Elbridge Green and in
FAINT son in Mountorne. N. H.-Mr
and Mrs Irving Bowker are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of littl
girl at Littleton hospital on Easte
Sunday.
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LOWER WATERFORD.


(Mrs. G., A. Ballou, Correspondent
Merton Freeman is ill.-Miss Helen
Goss returned to her school at St.
Johnsbury Monday. and Frank Bull
lock and Milton Colby went to Lyn-
donville to the Vail School last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Watson April Sc. B.
Freeman gave sugar party at his
sugar camp last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Morrison went to
Brockton, Mass, last Thursday to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Reed
Joseph Morrison went to Lyndonville
Monday to work in the machine shops.
Edwin Stoddard is visiting at his
uncle. George Stoddard's. He is just
back from the border where he served
four months. He was in Lansing,
Mich, when he enlisted in Battery B,
Michigan. He has two weeks yaca-
ton.
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been visiting the. home of her brother.
Farnum and Mrs. Nellie jeffrey were
business visitors in st. Johnsbury
Tuesday, Lynch who has
been spending two weeks here and
with his parents in Lyndonville has
returned to University of Vermont
Mrs. William Cross of Kirby is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Maggie sullivan
Miss Thelma Burbank of Danville was
I recent visitor Mt L, A. Darling's.-
Miss Alice Harvey and Franklin Lynch
were recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Blake in st. Johnsbury.-A1rs. AL
fred Burlington from West Lebanon
N. H, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Temple.-Mrs- Carrier
Houghton is visiting friends in Cabot.
Mrs Margaret Welch Of Lyndon is
taking her place at Mt View Farm
Turing her absence. Miss Hattie Rich
lrdson of Littleton is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Berton Streeter.-Alfred
Burlington of West Lebanon, n. H.,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur
rington.-Henry Darling returned to
Worcester, Mass, Wednesday after
| spending his vacation with his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Darling.-Mrs
| Mary Hoffman and son of Lyndon
| .'pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
| smith.-Mrs. Abbie Colby has return
| ID to the home of her son. S. l.. Brig
| 1am in West Burke, after spending
| .ome time at the home of her brother
| ?. c. Harvey.-Mr. and Mrs William
| ioss and children, Earl and Howard
If st. Johnsbury, are visiting Mr.. an6
| Mrs. Wesley Humphrey and Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. e. Temple.-Me Ashton
If ST Johnsbury was a weekend visit
| II of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leach.
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Green Mountain Lodge Hold Meeting

The Green Mountain Lodge, n L.
Q, p, held meeting and social even
ing last night at G. A. r: Hail. At
ter the regular business meeting about
so persons were served to refresh
ments of maple sugar. saltines, pickles
and doughnuts.
After the lunch was served the Eco
pie present enjoyed a couple Of hours
dancing, during which time both the
old and new forms of dancing were
carried out, and excellent music fully
enjoyed.
The committee of arrangement in
charge of the evenings entertainment
were: Frank B. Hooker, M. F. Simp-
son, Miss e. S. Blodgett Mrs. c. r..
johnson, Mrs. Olive Brown. Music
for the dancing was furnished by the
Clayton Thomas orchestra.
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GREENSBORO.

Geo. A. Porter, Correspondent
Miss Grace Spiers has returned
home from Boston, where she has
been for several months-Caspian
Lake creamery paid ass cents for
butterfat for the first half of the
month.-Mrs. George G. Simpson has
the measles.-The Misses Sparr, who
have been in their cottage for several
days, returned Saturday to Washing
ton, making the first start on the trip
on the ice across the lake.-Stephen
Wells and Norman Dufur are having
the measles.-Harry Thurstead and H
II. Haines, two of the selectmen, at
tended the Caledonia County road
builders meeting at st. Johnsbury
Thursday.-Farmers have made about
a pound of sugar to the tree up to the
first of this week.-George Porter was
in Montpelier over Sunday.
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GROTON

(Mrs G. Fl. Mills, Correspondent
Mrs. John Chalmers and son are
visiting relatives in st. Johnsbury.-
Miss Carrie Downs who teaches in
Greenfield, Mass, spent her Easter
vacation with her father +. p.
Downs.-W. r. Carbee has gone to
Montpelier where he is to run a NOV
ing picture theatre.-Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, teacher in the south school
went to Montpelier Friday to see the
troops leave, her brother being one of
them--Mr. and Mrs. George East
man went to Woodsville Saturday to
visit their son, Harry and family
Stella Lakin visited her parents in
Marshfield over Sunday. H Oar
ling, B. S. Eastman, Grant Vance,
and Levi Wilson attended the road
commissioners meeting at ST. Johns
bury.-Mrs. II. l.. Tillotson is visiting
her son, DR.. Harris Price in Maiden.
Mass. She will visit her sister before
her return home.-Walter Whitehill
was in Bradford Monday on business.
The village meeting was held last
Tuesday vening and the following ell
ected: Moderator, B. S. Eastman
clerk. NJ. d. Coffrin: trustees. z. F.
Clark; G. H. Pillsbury, R. A. David
son, I. n. Hall, and H. L. James;
treasurer, G.. H. Mills: collector, G. C.
Whitehill. Special tax 20 cents
Mrs. Ernest Taisey and Mrs. B. s.
Eastman were in Montpelir Wednes-
day.-William Cassidy will work for
/. y. Hall and has moved from Aaron
Frost's tenement to I. n. Halls tene-
ment recently avacated by Eugene
Wiiliams.-G. HI. Mills and F. NJ
Page. commissioners on the estate oil
Martha J. Stevens, were in Woods
willie, y. H., Saturday on business
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WEST DANVILLE.
Mrs. e. F. Aver. Correspondent

(Mrs. E. F. Aver. Correspondent
Mrs. George Gle and Mrs. F. 3.
Milligan, Mrs. John Brickett and Miss
Anna Brickett and Mrs. George Kilt
ridge were business visitors at st.
Johnsbury last Friday.-Mrs. Leon
Perkins and little son and Mrs. Walter
SWEET have been spending few days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Ayer-The Literary Circle will meet
at c. c: Farrington's Thursday even
ing.-Miss Candace Garvin has been
the guest of Miss Anna Brickett for a
few days-Mrs. George kittridge is
spending the week at Walden.-Mrs.
F. B. Milligan attended the funeral of
Mrs. Emma Jamison at Walden Sat
urday.-Sidney Gile, who has been ut
home from Barre for weeks vaca
ton, returned Saturday.
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ference between the amount of such
appraisal and the amount of his tax
able property. II no taxable property
Of such person is aseertainable by the
listers, they shall assess such person
I sum, which in their judgment is
the true value of all the taxable
property owned by him.
The law relative to taxable prop
erty is found in Chapters 80 to 80
inclusive of the Public Statutes, as
amended.