St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-03
SUTTON.

The Christmas exercises at the Union
: House were the best that we ever wit
: messed. Those having part acquitted
themselves finely, every one OF them,
{ and the exercises would have been a
credit to any place, or village church or
,, Sunday school. Two trees were well
loaded with presents and the house was
crowded, but nearly all received a pres
ent and some several of them. Rev. John
Forrest received an envelope containing
quite sum OF money, and c. B. Joy, R.
+. D. mail carrier, received a goodly sum
from the patrons on his mail route.
John Buzzell has sold off lot of stand
ing tim Der on his farm to Mr.. Lang. Mr..
Carney from Kirby,is cutting it and it is
to be sold for building bridges.
Mrs. Susie I. Hall has been quite sick
the past week or more. but it is thought
she will recover and be we'll again.
Grin Curtis has sold a lot of standing
timber on his farm to L. 6. Roundy of
West Burke. There seems to be several
IN our town who are selling off the
lumber from their farms, regardless OF
the agitation for the preservation of our |
forests.
Rev. Franklin Blake was the recipient
OF nice japanese sleigh robe at Christ
mas time and his wife received table
cloth and napkins and a purse of money,
from their friends in town.
c. A. Lewsey and wife were at Mrs.
Lewseys sisters, Mrs. Lucy Chapman,
Christmas.
H. A. Blake and wife were at S. C.
Otis, Mrs. Blake's brother, near West
Burke, for Christmas dinner.
E M. Campbell from Lyndon Center
was called to see his mother, Thursday,
who was at that time thought to be
sick.
The meetings held at the Free Baptist
hurch last week from Tuesday evening \
losing Friday evening, were not very
argely attended, so far as numbers were 6
concerned, and there was no new CONVEX :
ions or interest awakened.
Mrs. Ezra Card went to Boston Friday +,
or treatment for deafness leaving her !
ather, ]. E. Wentworth, alone. Mr..
Wentworth expects to board at H. A.
'lake's during the absence OF his daugh. N
er, who If she receives any benefit from v
he treatment she takes, expects to be
one about three months. S
Fred Berry, whose sickness has been d
poken OF In the past, and who has been
PINNED to the house for two or more Vi
ears, and to his bed for more than a
EAR, has of late been very much worse. vi
Mrs. Lucy Hartwel and Mrs. Cloud
ray from West Burke visited friends in M
'wn last week Tuesday. in
Mrs. Emily Colby is at her daughters W,
Sheffield, Mrs. W. S. Willard, having II
en there for some weeks past. fire
Rev. W. R. Bennett and w. E. TYLER an
om Sheffield were present at the services
the church Friday evening. cal
Rev. Franklin Blake preached in ex. da
ange with Rev. R. L. Duston at St.
hnsoury last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Duston
wing held services here the past week, !
d is to continue services here Monday od
enlng and Tuesday afternoon and ed
ening and perhaps longer. ha,
Mss Fanny D. Hastings returned to ou
school at Newbury Monday morning, we
school beginning its next term Tues we
y morning. r
It this writing Mrs. L. ]. Campbell, ma
o was taken very sick last Thursday we
ONE better and it is thought that she 7
Y recover If nothing new takes place. lar,
1onthly Conference of the Free Bap. n
church next Thursday at o'clock in we,
afternoon. W.
he Ladies' Aid meet at their hall lvn
1rsday evening. The usual supper the
be served and all are invited. =