St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-09-13
SUTTON.

Several from town went to Lyndon
Center, Tuesday afternoon to attend the
funeral of Ira Watson, son OF Leonard
W. Watson, of this town.
Alexander Lucia, an old soldier of the
War of the Rebellion who is quite aged IS
afflicted with blood poisoning, caused by
a sore on his foot.
Loren W. Green is visiting friends at
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore OF Boston,
who have been at their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Moore, for sometime, have
returned to their home.
H.B. Crandall and Miss Lena Gran
dali of Derby Center, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Skinner of Barton Landing have
been visiting at John Buzzel's recently.
Miss Maud Smith of West Burke, for
mer teacher in the village school, visited
at F. A. Holmes last week.
O.W. Chesley of Lyndonville was in
town Thursday visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Betsey Gordon, an aged lady who is in
poor health, living at Albert ]. Clark's.
Miss Fanny D. Hastings returned to
her school at Newbury village for the
fall term, Saturday. Miss Hastings has
already been in this school several terms.
George R. Willard from East Thetford
and Reuben Willard from Wheelock, for
mer residents were in town Wednesday
on business.
The Ladies Aid met at their hall Thurs
day afternoon and evening with about
the usual attendance.
Miss Madge Burnham returned to her
school at Lyndon Center September 4th
for the fall term.
A. D. Fogg has been entertaining his
sister from Everett, Mass.
Our new shoemakeris having all he can
do and people seem to be well satisfied
With his work. He also repairs harness,
es as well as shoes.
7. E. Wentworth, our blacksmith. is
full of work shoeing horses all the time
as some come from a long distance there
being no better sheer In this section.
The place known as the Colby Tavern
Stand on the road to Lyndon, about two
miles from the village, has been sold by
an agency in Boston, recently, to ]. c.
Rand & Co. 1t is understood that it
is bought for summer home and is to
be extensively repaired. The place was
owned by Oscar A. Wheeler. who has
lived there for a time, until recently
when he bought place in West Vince
lock near Greensboro Bend and moved
there. Price private, but it is understood
it was we'll sold to the Boston parties.
l.. W. Wetherbee, who has lived there
for some years, decided it to Mr.. Wheeler
not long since, for $50.
Samuel Mitchell, Abbie Chapman, and
lila Parker are attending school at
Lyndon Institute.
Mr.. and E'rs. Kimball and daughter
from Boston are visiting at Clarence
Columns.
Mrs. DR.. Colby is at Woodsville with
her daughter, Mrs. B. U. Wells, for the
present and her house is closed.
Ray French is working at the Fair.
banks scale shops at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Fred Harvey from Montpelier has
been visiting at B. D. Ruggles'.
Herbert Sanborn from Boston visited
at L. B. Sanborn's and W. l. Campbel's
the past week.
Mrs. L. B. Wilson went to visit her
brother D. N. Beckwith and family at
Newbury, Wednesday.
The Grange are to have social visit
at their hall Friday evening and every
one is invited to enjoy good evenings
visit together. The ladies will furnish
supper and anyone can get a good square
meal for very small sum OF money.