St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-08-30
SUTTON.
Harlow Estabrooks Celebrated His
03d Birthday BY Visiting His
9TxrF Birthplace. ~ rrgs

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4 Harlow Estabrooks was SS years
old last Thursday. He went that
day to the farm in Lyndon where
he was born, now occupied by
George Ingalls,, looked the premises
all over, went into the house and
into the room where he was born,
which he says remains the same as
then. He was carried by r. H. But
terfield. Mr.. Estabrooks' general
health is good but it troubles him
to travel very much. He is the old
est man in town and the oldest per-
son but one we think, Mrs. Re-
becca Bartlett being about year
older. Mr.. Estabrooks is Sutton's
grand old man" and is liked by all,
old and young.
L. NJ Bartlett who lives near
West Burke has sold his farm to a
man from Canada and is to move out
of town. Mr.. Bartlett is native of
Sutton and has always lived in town
and his many friends will regret
| that he is making this change very
much He has been chosen to fill
many Offices in town and he repre-
sented the town in the legislature.
Ernest Richardson who has been
very ill at Charleston where he and
better and his recovery is expected.
DIR. Allen Of ST. Johnsbury was
called here in consultation in the
case of Mrs. C. "A. sAldrich and Mr..
and Mrs. Aldrich went to, St. Johns
bury Thursday evening where Mrs.
Aldrich underwent a surgical opera
ton at Brightlook hospital Satur-
day. za7s iar9'o3 sFm xco6 fsay
b The services of the church were
held at the hall Sunday as the work
being done inside the church is not
completed The room is being
painted and Vanished and new car
peting is being laid. fss44sff szfsggs.f
baCharles, w, Taft y and wife and
Mrs. Alonzo Taft went to St. Johns
burynSaturday and from there they
expect to go to their home at Mt.
Gilead = North Carolina. orx err
81 HD3A. Blake, town clerk, has at
this, writing Transcribed from the
records IS 500, marriages, births and
death records called for by the law
passed by the legislature, last ses-
sion and is not through, the work
yet. Of course complete list cam
not be obtained as there was no law
then requiring a record. a8rrsef4d.)
Mrs. Eliza Farmer from Burke
is visiting her sister, Mrs, Sarah
II
Miss Fanny Hastings returned
from the fair at Bradford Friday
night where she had been assisting
Miss Emma Blake and her brother.
Albert Ball from Lebanon, N. H.,
former. resident, is in town for
some days, stopping at Corydon
Parker's and visiting among friends
of days gone by.
Alphonso Olmstead from Nashua,
N. H., once a resident, has been on /
a visit among friends recently.
Alvah Kennison from Canada has
moved into E. M. Phifeld's tene-
ment house and engaged to work |
for Mr.. Phifield sv&
E. c.. Sanborn and wife went to
Charleston Thursday to see Ernest
The Ladies Library, League at
the North Ridge met with Mrs. O.. T.
Curtis Saturday afternoon where
they were made welcome and all
enjoyed a fine visit and good sup
per-
Charles Joy has had a very nice
Scotch granite monument set on the
lot at the cemetery where his father,
mother and sister are buried.
Mrs. Luella Hartman has had a
good monument erected at the lot
where her husband, George Harri-
man is buried at the cemetery.
H. D. Chapman attended the
health officers school at Burlington
for the past week.
Amy (Stevens) McLane and her
family from Canada are visiting her.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Stevens.