St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-07-08
SUTTON.

Albert Clark is having the measles IN
addition to the grip. He is quite SICK,
but is thought to be doing well.
The ladies on the North Ridge have
purchased an organ for the school room
there and for use when meetings are held
in the house. This makes two school
houses,in town that now have organs;
the other being at the village.
Mrs. Elizabeth Randall. widow OF the
late Fernando Randall of lyndon, visit
ed her cousin, DR.. Colby, who is very
feeble in health. Her home is in Pasa
dena, CAL, and this is her first visit east
for some years.
Morrill, H. Curtis of Lyndonville is at
his brothers, o. 7. Curtis. He is in poor
health and Dir. Carter of Lyndon is at
tending him.
Mrs. T. E. Wentworth is suffering from
dropsical and heart trouble.
Miss Carrie Daniels and Mrs. A. E.
Kincaid had an experience last Wednes'
day morning that they do not care to
repeat. They were in covered carriage
when the horse commenced to kick and
soon was beyond their control. Both
were thrown from the carriage, but es
capped serious injury, Miss Daniels being
able to continue her school work.
Mrs. Byron Berry and daughter from
Wilder are visiting 70. Berry and other
friends in town.
Fred Thompson and wife from Lyn'
donville visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Thompson, over Sunday last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l. Leach from Lyndon
Center were at DR.. Colby's one day last
week, Mrs. Colby being Mrs. Leach's
daughter.
A. H. Ball visited his sons at St. Johns
bury and at Lebanon, N. H., the past
week. Frank is employed by the Brooks
Tyler Co., St. Johnsbury, and Henry is
in livery stable at Lebanon.
Miss Fanny D. Hastings closed the
term of school at Newbury Seminary
Friday night and returned home Satur
day for the summer vacation.
Lennie Masure and daughter from
Barnet visited his father and sister, Mrs
Della Whipple, recently. We hear Mr.
Masure has bought farm in Enfield, N
H., and will move there soon.
O. T. Curtis on the North Ridge is il
poor health caused by gastric trouble.
Frank o. Farr of Wheelock has Dough
the farm owned by Robert A. Craig o
Peacham, known as the c. W. Willie,
place between here and Wheelock, and il
already in possession of the same.
H. G. Mitchell and George Hall are a
Silas Dunton's in Lyndon, painting hi
large new barn that he has built the pres
ent season.
Miss Sadie E. Blake starts today fo
| West6eld Center, N. B., for a five weeks
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Gilbert R. Willett
She travels on the c. P. railroad to St
Johns, N. B., and from there to West
field Center.
Rev. Franklin Blake preached at thu
new chapel in the Union House neighbor
hood last Sunday afternoon. Rev. F.
Sargent OF Wheelock is expected to hole
service there next Sunday at the usua
hour, 2 80 p. m.
Prayer meeting Friday evening, tn
10th, at 7.30.
The Ladies Aid meet with Mrs. S. G
Chesley on Wednesday afternoon ant
evening, July 18th.
Carl Farmer has finished his work TO
]. E. Willard of Norwich and came hom
Thursday noon.
| John Beckwith with others from Lyn
don are camping out as is their usua
custom about this season in the year OF
the North Ridge in this town.
Mrs. A. H. Burnham closed her schoo
at South Newbury and came home Sat
urday. Miss Madge Burnham and he
brother finished school at Lunenburg tn
same day and have returned for the sum
mer vacation.
c. H. Whipple has come out with
new two-horse surrey and nice harnesse
that look fine, also F. R. Whipple witt
a one horse surrey,
| c. A. Aldrich and wife have friend
from their former home at saltwater
N. H., visiting them.
The next Grange meeting comes OF
Saturday evening, July II. A good at
| tendance is requested.
All schools is town closed their sprnl
term last Friday, and so lar as known
they have all been successful.
In many respects, and especially be
cause of the peoples palaces in which
they carry on all kinds of cooperative