St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-02-05
SUTTON
Next Grange Meeting To Discuss
County Agricultural .Aasocia-
ciation--LocaIs

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County Agricultural ,Aasocia-
ciation-LOcaIs
The next grange meeting is to be
Saturday evening, Feb. 8. 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Merrill of the Agri-
cultural school at Lyndon Center
will be present and explain the
Farmers County Agricultural As
ISOLATION that was organized at
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. 80. All members
of the grange should make special
effort to be present and hear what
he has to say. F. B. Norris and Fl
A. Blake who was appointed the
delegate from the grange, may have
something to say. We wish that
every farmer in Sutton could have
been present at the meeting Thurs
day afternoon at st. Johnsbury. The
writer was well paid for going.
Business in lnmpering is lively in
town this winter, about two car
loads are drawn through the village
being sawed at the Tilton farm. Mr.
Seymour has a steam mill saving,
and a large lot is being drawn to
r. r. WhiDDle's mill.
The son and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Holtham, born Jan. FL,
are dead.
Mrs. o. T. Curtis and Avery Cur
tbs who have been i'll are better.
Miss Minnie Chase who has been
shut in for months is able to ride
out.
Bennett Curtis who has been hav-
ing mumps started Jan. 20, for
Bates College, Lewiston, Me-, but
was taken worse and had to return
to his home here.
Clinton Hasbrook closed the viii
lage school for the winter term Sat-
urday night. The term has been very
successful and all desire that Mr..
Hasbrook returns for the next term.
Mr.. Hasbrook went to his horne ut
Benson Monday of this week. All
schools but the South Ridge which
has two weeks more for this term
are closed.
Mr.. Sharon who has been living in
F. r. Whiple's tenement EoGsH has
removed to Lisbon, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A Aldrich spent
Sunday, Jan. 26, with Mrs. Aldrich's
relatives at Charleston.
Rev. A. N. Chandler held serVic-
es at the Union House SUNDAY after
noon.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Free Baptist church is to be held
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
of this week.
H. A. Blake and F. B. Norris were
at st. Johnsbury fast Thursday and
were treated to an excellent dinner
at the st. Johnsbury House by the
st. Johnsbury Commercial club.
The auditors settled with the
town officers last Saturday and
found the affairs of the town in good
condition, and that every one had
tried to do the best for the town the
past year. The town carIe out over
$500 ahead this year.
Mrs. Nina Clark Eggers swho
has been with her father and mother
assisting in the care of her faith
er, Charles Clark, for three and a
half months, found that she could
not remain from her home longer
and she started to return Friday If
ternoon to her home in Gettys-
bury, South Dakota. Mr.. Clark re-
mains about the same; is no bet
ter. Mr. Clark's sister, Harriet
remains to help care for him.
The grange has elected as the
trustees, F. r. Whipple for one year,
F. B. Norris for two years, H. A.
Blake for three years and they have
been appointed business committee
for the ensuing year. The worthy
master has appointed for finance
committee, Mrs. Addie Norris, Mrs.
Myrtle Blake and H. A. Blake.