St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-09-12

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Oh. A. Blake, Correspondent

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{ Miss Beulah Keough, who was six
years of age Aug. 20, has picked,
cleaned and canned the following
amount with no assistance save help
ins shelling the peas: Field straw:
berries. pint canned, cold; cultivated
Strawberries, pint canned, cold; Gull
tiNated Strawberries n pint cook;
Strawberries and rhubarh mixed, Il
quart; raspberries, quarts; raspberry
kcold jam, Y pint; string beans, 4!
quarts: peas, quarts; small cucum-
Der pickles, az quarts; beet pickles
" quarts; raspberry shrub, 4 quart.
Mrs. Charles Drew from North
Danville is visiting her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander-.
son. Miss Maud Gray is at Bright
look hospital, ST. zJohnsbury, WHERE
She underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis last Wednesday. She is re-
ported as doing we'll and is expected
to return to her father, S. S. Gray's,
| before long.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
/ Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
| Anderson took an automobile trip te
Windsor Mills, P. O., last week.-Mrs.
H. W. Butterfield is visiting relatives
|
penter visited her, 4gra nd parents, Mr..
/ and Mrs. Oscar Page, at Lyndon Cen
ter last week.-Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Reed have sold their farm to Mr.
/ and Mrs. George Roy of Burke, pos
session to be given at once. They have
sold all farming tools, all growing
crops, all hay, and in fact, everything
but household goods, with the farm
Mr.. and Mrs Reed expect to spend the
winter at Haverhill, Mass, with theil
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
i Ezra Card.--Mr. and Mrs. Albert An
sderson from ST. tJohnsbury visited "a
i Charles Anderson's recently.-Lynal,
Seymour and family from Browning
ton, visited his brother N. J. Seymour
and family last Week.-Willie Hutch
inson, a native of Sutton, son of Viii
liam and, Susan Child Hutchinson.
1 visited his native town and what there
| was of those that he knew now here
Willie lived here through his boyhooe
DAYS, but went from Sutton to st.
Johnsbury, where the entered The
CALIFORNIAN office with the late C.
NJ. Stone and learned the printers
trade, staying there some years. Then
l.
flor several years publishing a large
Epaper, and running a printing estab.
j ment. The writer well remem bers
him as a boy, also his father ano
! mother His father once run hotel
here and was a prominent man and
4 held many town offices in town. He
finally went to Vineland, n. j., with
"A. W. Page years ago, and died and
was buried there-James Craig anG
his mother, Addie Craig, were at H
i A. sBlakess Sunday, his mother coming
Il to visit Mr.. Blake, who is her brother
They had been here but about an hour
when they were called to go to Hamp
ton, N. H., where Robert Craig, {
Son and brother, has been for some
d time with his daughter, who reside:
there. Robert has been in poo
4 health for a long time and the cal
!. was for James and Roberts wife a
Peacham to come at once as he ha(
been taken Worses-Charles McKanni
]. sOn-in-law in Lisbon, N H., visited
him the past week. and when he re
:. turned to his home took Mr.. Nc
: Kann's horse and buggy to care 70
t through the winter.-Rev. J. W.. Bur
: gin from Lyndon Center supplied a
FL the Free Baptist church last Sunday
land he and his grandson were enter
il tanned by III. A. Blake and daughter
l Iteis expected that a candidate for tn
= vacant pastorate, may be here mex
Sunday.AThose who are digging thei
: potatoes are finding not more thal
: ohe-half of the crop that they ex
4 pected. and some of the crop is badl
! affected with rot AS. it looks noy
= potatoes will be potatoes in this vicin
: ity before they are ready to dig mex
4 year. r. w. Barber told the write
: that he never had raised so poor
Z crop of potatoes as he was havin
8 this season, and the same is true O
e the writer and others.-Mr. and Mr..
Clinton Cook from St. Johnsbur
= were Sunday visitors at N. j. Sey
Emour's.-Mrs. S. G. Chesley is visitin
i her daughter. Mrs. B. w. Twombl,
eblat West Burke.