St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-22
SUTTON.

L. ]. Campbell has sold all of his real
estate IN town to Riley H. Butterfeld of
west thornton, N. H., and Mr.. Butter
heid has possession at once. He expects to
move his family here in the near future
Mr.. Campbell rents the house where he
now lives OF Mr.. Butter6eld, and is to
remain in town for the present at least.
Mr.. Campbell received $225O for his real
estate and farming tools, sold to Mr..
Butterfeld.
Mrs. Ernest Richardson, whose illness
has been mentioned, died at her home on
the North Ridge last week. She had
been sick since February, and everything
was done for her recovery that could he
The funeral was held at her late home,
attended by Rev. G. H. Wright of West
Burke, who oficiated at their marriage
about ten years ago, Rev. Franklin
Blake assisting in the service. The burial
was at the North Ridge Cemetery. She
leaves husband and two children.
Charles Aldrich is entertaining his sis
ter, Mrs. Dash. = -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. |. Lampher have
moved to the place known as the George
Willard house, having rented it of the
owners, Mr.. Whipple and Mrs. Holmes.
A wedding reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Allard,
Thursday evening, after the marriage
ceremony Of their daughter.
The Grangaisocial arlhouneed for last
Friday evening was postponed for two
weeks on account of the death of Ralph
Berry, who was anenhersofthe Grange.
The next regular meeting will be held
Saturday evening. All members should
make an effort TO attend. '"' '' '''''' '4-'
z Ezra Card has moved from John E.
Wertworth's, his wife's father, to the
house opposite NJ. A. Taft's that Mr..
Wentworth bought Of Mrs Emily /.
Colby, and has decided the same to Mrs.
Card.
County Supervisor G. O Ford from
Kirby was in town Wednesday looking
over the highways with the road COM
missioner, for the purpose of deciding
where to expend the money for perma-
nent roads. 1t is reported that he favors
putting it onto the road leading from
West Burke, by Sutton Station, toward
South Barton. ~,
Ralph. only son. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie M. Berry, died quite unexpectedly
Thursday. He was in poor health, be
ing a victim of tuberculosis, but the grip
set in and FASTENED his death. Ralph
was good boy, remained at home, and
was respected by all. He was member
of Sutton Grange, and that order at
tended his funeral very generally, which
was held at his late home, Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Franklin Blake being the
officiating clergyman. The burial was
in the family lot at Sutton, by the side
of an older brother, who died a few years
ago Mr.. and Mrs. Berry had four
children, two girls and two boys. Both
boys have now passed away, and they
have the sympathy of their many friends
in the Grange and elsewhere.
W.. E. Chase and family were called
from Newport, Saturday, to attend the
funeral of their nephew, Ralph Berry
Mrs. William H. Road is very low.
John Bush, an aged man, is sick at his
daughters, Mrs. S. g. Chesley, and pneu
monia is feared
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, the new Free Baptist
minister at Sheffield, held service, at the
Union House last Sunday, and it is ex
pected he will hold service every Sunday
afternoon at the usual hour through the
summer "a
Miss Vira Ball from Barton visited her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P
Ball, over Sunday. Nt