St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-01-05
SUTTON.

A Bible class has been organizedln con-
nection with the Sunday school for asys-
tematic study of the Sunday school lesson,
the nucleus of the organization being H.
w. Carpenters class in the Sunday school.
Stephen c. Otis was with his daughter
and family Mrs. w. E. Chase at Newport
at Christmas. His brother. Proctor Otis
from Coaticook, P. O., was also there.
The Whipple school has closed for the
winter term Miss Sadie Huntington teach
er. Miss Huntington is now teaching
the North school
Mr.. Chandler is giving a series of talks
Sunday evenings on the subject, "The
Arithmetic of the Bible The last on the
topic was Multiplication"
The editor of the CALIFORNIAN was at
H. A. Blake's Wednesday on business
connected with his paper. MIR. Bigelow
is making an effort to increase his sub
scription list as will be seen by this
weeks paper, and the local correspon-
dent, II. A. Blake would be glad to re-
ceive subscriptions from anyone. The
CALIFORNIAN is the Oldest published paper
in this section and is a good clean paper,
and an effort is being made to make a
paper worthy of large patronage.
E. R. McShane and family were at
Stanstead. P. O., for Christmas.
The next grange meeting is to be Sat
urdav evening, January 8.
M. E. Daniels from Lvndonville, super
visor of schools, was in town visiting
schools last week.
Charles A. Aldrich and H. A. Blake at
tended Odd Fellows meeting at West
Burke last Monday evening.
Mr.. Chandler received a purse of $25.-
% from the Christmas tree Christmas
evening and the members of his family
received large number of presents.
Little Charlie Parker has gone to Der
ry, N. H., to live with his father, Fred
Parker who resides at that place.
Master Percy Robinson was reminded
Of his 8th birthday Dec. 18th by receiv-
ing 60 post cards from his friends and
schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Mcfarland enter
tanned their friends and neighbors with
exercises and Christmas tree at their
home Saturday evening. There was a
good attendance.
Miss Fannie D. Hastings returned to
Barre Saturday morning for the next
term of school. after two weeks vacation
at her home with H. A. Blake and family.
H. A. Blake attended the meeting of
Independent Grange at Sheffield Satur-
day. Their officers were duly installed
by Mrs. Martha Craig, past master of
the grange at Wheelock.
Mr.. Chandler is to exchange preaching
with Rev. E. E. Phillips of Sheffield next
Sunday, Jan. 9, at which time the COM
munion service will be observed.
The regular monthly conference of the
Free Baptist church is to be held Thurs
day afternoon. January 9th at two
o'clock.
Dan Goodwin met with very serious
accident while at work cutting lumber
at the Willoughby Wood & Lumber Co.'S
woods. He and c. E. Coburn were near
together and Mr. Coburn cut Mr.. Good
wins hand With his axe, damaging the
hand badly, and laying Mr.. Goodwin up
for some weeks. Mr.. Goodwin is mem
Der of the grange and some OF the members
have remembered him by liberal sub
scription of SIS or more.
The exercises and Christmas tree were
largely attended at Grange hall Monday
night and all seemed to be well pleased.
The Grange members remembered Mr..
Chandler by a nice quilt and other pres
ents.