St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-09-23
The Towns Around.
SUTTON.

p.,tvith has moved to Lyndon
onr ~ the place known as the Eph-
' ., RpggIes place, which he has pur-
next regular grange meeting will
/, held saturday evening
~" p,sEs returned from the yearly
b, -. a. ' al south STAFFORD, Monday
1 q, and reports aninteresting meeting.
.,crr treasurer will be at the store
ir lS ar p.rter at West Burke, Sept.
.FI I'99 Oct g. from 10 a. m, until 4 p.
'n s each dav. for the purpose of re-
D. ~ feves from those that can be
ld,D.7 oc,ommodatei by so doing, The
t' 9'rs eypir. with October 6, and all
le5 tqyts will be collected, with cost
1ssorectioa, atter that date.
M. school directors are repairing the
l tD[ school building by shingling the
'iD's' and lower deck to the belfry and
p-' .;og The bslfrv; the schoolhouse on
!. So9tb Ridge is undergoing much
!" LA rsoairs which when completed
rTmproye it greatly.
n. and Mrs George W. Cheslev were
.,,,,o from. their carriage last Wednes-
~ evening and seriously hurt. Mr..
1 ny is suffering considerably at this
l ,.,sg an n ii is feared that he is hurt
ss..,agfy. The accident happened in
.s's.~tr evening, when on their way
. " f-om West Burke. They came in
,.-.r, with another team and their
..,;aor was overturned, the top being
|ndy damaged.
NJ. e A. Norris was thrown from her
..,9gr 5r her horse stumbling and tall
.,+ the ground, near the cemetery.
H.. Norris was thrown forward over
H.. d3she- and hurt, but not very
|snousy
Charles A. Aldrich, the blacksmith,
|,,Ibi, wife are attending the state
|1-at White River Junction and visiting
rauyes FIJI that vicinity.
Miss Henrietta Estabrooks is visiting
|Asr5s at Lyndon Center for a few
isr, and Mrs. Ellen Garfield is keeping
|Dase for her.
ro5o Dean Rodney Gray, Bertha
|r-sig Ruth Chapman, Avery Curtis,
8eroett Curtis, and Lottie Mosher are
attending school at Lyndon Institute.
Miss Elsie Whipple is attending the
business college at St. Johnsbury
Academy
Mrs. Ezra NJ. Cards parents, who
.sa. been visiting her for a few weeks
have returned to their home at Woburn
Mass
Charles B. Joy has made a great inn
mysment on his buildings the past
year. Last year he repaired the barn
and TIM, season the house has beer
singled, c.apboarded, painted, new
nazzas and ratings have been built, anC
ncv5uid hardly know the place.
Mrs. J.. B. Wilson has moved to the
9a,. that she bought of John Beckwith
where She resided SO many years.
ncI T Glow is spending his vaca
ton at Madison, n. H., his former
parish and the church is closed. Their,
are no services OF any kind and will moi
5elnt.l oct 5, when the pastor returns
SN Whpple and daughter, Mrs. w
B Eastman, who have been here through
the summer. returned to their hom'
Thursday. Sept, 10, at Southern Pines
|NC.
oowdan Parker is moving to Mrs
LIB Wilson's place, he having engaged
U I've with and care for Mrs. Wilson, a
She Is now left alone,
lis exceedingly dry here, water i
very '0w and has entirely failed in som
places The drouth is the most sever
for years.
Several otthe friends of Miss MINI
Clark met at her home Saturday even
ling nhonor Of her oath birthday. Cak
and coffee were served. Miss Clark wa
presented with a purse of nearly S34
aptaSant evening was spent and he
friends let, wishing her many happ.
returns Of the day,