St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-09-27
SUTTON.

The monthly conference OF the Union
House church is to be held Saturday at
two O'Clock in the afternoon and
communion service will be held the next
dav at the close of the regular service in
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chase and daugh-
ter from Newport were at H. A. Blakes
Thursday. They have been visiting
other friends in town and went from here
to her fathers S. c. Otis near West
Burke for visit.
Mrs. Maria Ruggles has been visiting
her brother, Iphus H. Hall, at Lyndon,
and other relatives in that town Tor
few weeks.
The wo-year-old son OF Hiram Moul-
ton on the East Ridge, died OF con-
WILSON'S the past week.
Mr.. Bostridge from Boston visited his
cousin, Mrs. E. l. Forbes the past week.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Bean.
Charles Bundy and Harley W. Switser
are reported quite sick. Mr.. Bundy is
man we'll along in years and has been
quite feeble for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Watson, who have
visited in Barton for some days past,
have returned to their home here.
H. W. Butter6eld and wife have moved
some of their effects to Mr.. Canhcld's
and are to live there this fall and winter
to help care for Mr.. Garfield. Mr.. Can
fields wife is Mr.. Butterfeld's mother.
Miss Carrie Mathewson from Wheelock
visited among her former pupils and
friends in the Curtis school on the North
Ridge the past week.
But very few from this town attended
the fair at st. Johnsbury.
E. NJ. Campbell from Lyndon Center
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. l..
!. Campbell.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. L. w.
Watson at her home Tuesday afternoon
and evening. This probably will be the
last time that Mrs. Watson will enter
tain this society as they have sold their
farm and are to leave town in the near
future.
Ell. Forbes has been enjoying visit
from his uncle, c. H. Garland and wife,
from Lewiston, Maine.
| If the person that borrowed a good
new axe from H. A. Blake's piazza one
day or night last week will return the
same he will thank the one returning it,
as it was new one and he would like it
to use very much; also good new
whippletree was taken from his farm not
long since. 1t is getting to be unsafe to
leave anything almost where it can be
taken. Others beside Mr. Blake say they
| have lost an axe and other things.
Ralph, son Of Rev. W. H. Holmes, who
has been visiting friends in town anc
vicinity for a number Of weeks, returned
to his home at Chicago the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wheeler are called
to bury their youngest child,a son borr
Tune %. The little one has never beer
strong and has only been transplantet
from earth to fairer cline. The funera
services were held at Mr.. Wheeler
home, the D. E. Ruggles farm on tn
South Ridge Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
S. N. Whipple of Southern Pines, N. c.
who has been in town and vicinit.
through the summer, left for his South
ern home Tuesday, and is accompanied
by Mrs. Betsey Whipple, wife of hi
brother, the late Sargent Whipple, WIFI
goes there for the winter. She is siste
Of Mrs. S. N. Whipple. Mrs. Whippl
hopes that her health may be bette
there than it was here last winter.
Corydon Parker and wife went to New
Hampshire, Lisbon, and other places, TO
a months visit among Mrs. Parker
friends and relatives in her former home
George O. Abbott and wife from Brat
tleboro passed through the place Satul
day with their automobile on their wa
=. to Newport. They stopped here an
called on few OF their old friends.
Mrs. Francis Switser from St. johns
bury was at her brothers, L. ]. Camp
> BELLS, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. John H. Hoffman from Reading
Mass, formerly OF Lyndon, is to give
8 lecture at the Free Baptist church Thur
day evening, Subject, Sailing SIEVE
e Seas"
" Asel N. Garfield, whose sickness he
been referred to in the past, died Frida
v night. He had been more comfortab
N for time until about week ago, sint
which time he has suffered considerable
'r but died somewhat suddenly. Mr.. Cal
lie field came to town two years ae
from West Thornton, n H., and bougl
lie the place formerly owned by F.
in Abbott. He was kind neighbor ar
respected by those that knew him,
); christian man and a member of Il
II Methodist Episcopal church at We
III Thornton. There was short service
his late residence on Sunday afternoo
and on Monday morning the remain
were taken to his former home, whe
n public services were to be held at t
is church, where he used to worship, al
all interment was made beside his first wi
RS at that place. Mr.. Canfeldlis surviv
y. by his wife, formerly Mrs. Butter6eld
re- this town, and one son, Rev. E. J. Ca
ns field of Piermont, N. H., and grar
ces children, besides other relatives in NJ
Ia Hampshire. good neighbor, Xxi
ND husband and father, and an active Chr
70. tian man has gone to his reward.
ars WHEELOCK.