St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-12-27
SUTTON.
e. RI. Curtis Has Sold the Family
Farm-Personal and Social News.


FaEm-Personal and Social News.
Bennett H. Curtis has sold the
4 farm on the North Ridge, that he
acquired by the will of Francis c.
/ Curtis, to Mrs. Ellen M. Eaton OF
Nashua, N. H. Price $1275 1t is
supposed that Mrs Eaton will move
there in the near furture.
Mrs. Bertha Card is home from
her work IN shoe shop at Haver-
hill, Mass, for Christmas vacation.
She expects to return tC her work
in a few days.
Arch Craig and wife visited at
Charles Clark's two or three days
the past week. They have many
| friends and all were pleased that
Mrs. Craig is improved in health
Ora Berry who cut his foot badly
while chopping in the woods while
ago, is able to ride to the village.
The Ladies' Aid society are to
hold their annual meeting for cleo
ton of officers at their hall Tuesday,
January g.
Stephen Berry, who lives at w. F.
Holtham's near Sutton Depot is in
very poor health.
Mrs. Rebecca Bartlett, who lived
in Sutton for years until recently,
so well and seems to be failing. She
now resides at West Burke with her
son, L. M. Bartlett.
Lucy Holtham is at Sheffield help
ing care for Mrs. John Holtham, who
is very ILL., The daughter, Hazel,
is very sick.
Harley Hanscom spent Christmas
with friends at Rock Island, P. @.
Mrs. Alkaline Daniels has a
daughter from Springfield visiting
her.
The friends presented Rev. Mr..
Chandler with $40 for his expenses
to Boston to attend the Baptist and
Free Baptist conference and for a
Christmas present. They gave Mrs.
Chandler a nice set of dishes and a
large white table cloth.
Arthur Curtis has engaged to
work for A. H. Godding in his lum-
Der mill at West Burke this winter.
George Mcfarland has sold the
lumber job that he took at East
Haven to w. A. Sawyer and has re-
turned to his farm on the North
Ridge.
Last Friday and Friday night it
rained heavily and damaged sleigh
ing which was very fine before the
rain. 1t turned colder Saturday af
ternoon and at this writing it is icy
and rough sleighing.
There was a good attendance at
the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing. The lecturers program was in
the hands of the gentlemen. There
has been contest between the ladies
and gentlemen to see which would
present the best program. The
ladies gave theirs at the previous
meeting. The side that was beaten
is to furnish a supper for the other
side and the other members OF the
Grange The decision has not been
announced at this writing.
Mrs Ora Hines is caring for John
P. Buzzell and wife for the winter,
they being poorly as to health.
Augustus Colt who lives at F. E.
Roberts is very i'll with pneumonia.
Rev A. N. Chandler held service
at the schoolhouse on the North
Ridge Sunday afternoon.
The c.. E. meeting is to be held
at the schoolhouse at the North
Ridge Friday evening of this week
at 7.30.
The week of prayer is to be OBJ
served in union with the Methodist
church at West Burke, the service
being at Sutton Monday, Wednesday |
and Friday evenings and at West
Burke Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday evenings. Rev. Mr.. Williams
will conduct the services at SUIT
ton and Rev. Mr.. Chandler at West |
Burke.