St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-08-25
SUTTON.

SUTTON.
Charles H. Nichols has sold his farm
on the North Ridge known as the L. N.
Eaton place to Hermon O. Moulton.
Consideration $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Card were called
to Haverhll, Mass, Tuesday night, to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Cards brother,
who died very suddenly. Mr. Card
worked with him in a shoe shop last
winter and the last that he heard from
him he was we'll and at his work as
usual.
The Wilson school and one or two
others opened for the fall term this
week and the others are soon to COM
mence.
The funeral service of Mr.. Stone, was
held at hislate residence, his son-in-law's,
George LaFarrar's on the East Ridge,
Tuesday, the service being attended by
Rev. G. H. Wright of West Burke, and
interment at the cemetery in the East
Ridge neighborhood.
E. A. Lafoe, D. c. Cheney, W. N.
Robinson and Madge E. Burnham have
had New England Telephones installed
at their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Butterfeld and
son, who have been visiting in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts the past
three weeks returned home Saturday
night.
H. L. Hanscom, who works for the
Parker & Young Co., at Lisbon, N. H.,
visited his brother, w. A. Hanscom at
Shady Lane Farm recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Chesley and
their son Joel and wife and child are
visiting at Greensboro.
Miss Fanny D. Hastings, who has been
visiting friends at Charleston for two
weeks returned to her home at H. A.
Blake's Thursday.
1t is now officially decided that the
Vermont Yearly Meeting of Free Baptist
churches is to convene with the church
here Sept. 9-12. Several prominent speak
ers from other states are expected to be
present. Free entertainment will be
provided for delegates and visitors that
attend through the meeting.
The Newark Grange are to give their
play Down in Maine" at Grange Hall
in this place Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Jay who have been
at their new cottage at Willoughby Lake
the past four weeks have returned to
their home here.
Mrs. Gertrude (Eastman) Clark a ma
tive of Sutton, daughter of Ward B. East
man now of Southern Pines, N. c.. has
been visiting in the place but has now
returned to her home.
The state road work has been COM
menced the road between the village and
c. w. Peck's on the road toward Burke
being the first place. The work is being
superintended by Martin Prindle.
Lewis Parker is visiting friends at Dan
vile the present week.
There was heavy shower here Friday
| afternoon and more rain tell than all put
together the past two months or more.
The rain was very welcome although the
roads were badly washed
S. S. Gray and family visited relatives
at Newark last week.
Mrs. ]. L. Wells of Cranky visited her
mother Mrs. Charles McKown last week.
The state highway commissioner met
the selectmen the past week and arranged
for the state road work to be commenced
very soon, the larger part to be done
near the steam mill toward South Bar
ton.
Charles H. Nichols, who sold his farm
to Herman 0. Moulton expects to move
to Littleton in the near future.
The next grange meeting is to be Satur-
day evening when the third and fourth
degrees will be given to a class of FIVE
and the ladies of the grange will serve
the usual harvest supper. An invitation
has been sent to the grange in Newark to
attend the meeting. There was large
number present at the social Friday eve
ming and a bountiul supper served.
After supper program was rendered
consisting of reading, singing and instru-
mental music
Miss Bernice Campbell, who came on
from Indianapolis, Ind, some weeks ago
to visit her family, has returned. She is
to teach school there this fall