St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-07-09
SUTTON

Mrs. C. H. Matthew.
SUTTON
Miss Harriet Clark who has been
at Mrs. Charles Clark's for a time,
started for her home in Minneapolis,
Monday morning. She is to make
a few visits en- route.
Some are cutting their hay now
and they find a lighter crop than
last year, especially on the old now
ing fields. The old hay has been all
used up in this section and as it
looks now, hay will hay before July
1914.
Ezra Card from Haverhill, Mass,
has been in town for a few days on
business.
The next grange meeting is to be
held Saturday evening when it is
expected there will be degree work
done as there are candidates in
waiting for degrees.
Rev. o. S. Bancroft is to hold SER
vices at the Union House Sunday af-
ternoon at the usual hour for SER
vice there.
Edmund Roberts has purchased
the farm that DR.. Burke owned in
the town of Barnard and has moved
there.
Herbert Durham has returned to
Johnson Normal school where he is
to teach in the Summer school.
John Dean has hired with the
| Speedwen farms in Lyndon and is
already at work.
c. B. Jay and family were at their
cottage at WillOughby Lake the
past week.
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here from her school at North
Woodstock, n. H., for the summer
vacation.
H. d. Chapman has sold his resi-
dence at the village where he has
lived for 25 or more years to Don
w. Wheeler Of Sutton. The price is
| $500 and Mr.. Wheeler is to have
! possession in the near future.
We understand that the road COM
missioner has completed the sum-
mer road work with the road ma
I chine and has dismissed the help
and team that worked with the ma
chine.
Rev. A. N. Chandler and family
expect to go to Ocean Park, Me-,
on Monday, July IA, for two or
more weeks outing.
H. d. Chapman is moving into
the house owned by his brother,
Fred E. Chapman, near that place
that he sold, until he decides where
he wants to buy again.
Rev A. N. Chandler preached at
.Hinesburg as a candidate for the
pastorate of the Baptist church in
that place Sunday.
We understand that Rev. J. w.
Burgin, who it was supposed one
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Chandler in the pastorate of the
church here, has received and ac-
tcepted a call from the Free Baptist
church at West Charleston, at a
salary of $500. Mr.. Burgin was the
pastor there a few years ago going
from there to Lyndon Center. He
moved his goods here expecting to
come here but matters taking the
turn as they did, he is to go to
West Charleston and not Sutton.
Rev. E. E. Phillips from st.
Johnsbury occupied the pulpit Sun
day morning and also attended the
rSunday evening service.
W. N Robinson has moved to
Island Pond and the farm that he
owns is vacant. Mr.. Robinson be-
ing one of the selectmen, it makes a
vacancy in the board of selectmen
which needs to be filled.
Everett L. Lanpher has moved to
Island Pond where he and w. N
Robinson go into business in a large
grocery store, meat market and ice
business.
Mrs. E. E. Curtis has been visiting
her daughter Cora, in Burlington,
who is a nurse in a hospital there.
The tax bill is now in the hands
of the town treasurer and he is
ready to receive taxes for the next
80 days and allow the usual dis
count on all taxes paid to him in
that time. 1t is hoped that tax
payers will be prompt in paying
their taxes as the town needs money
to run its business and should not
khave to hire money when taxes are
due.
Ralph Seymour has rented the
house on the farm owned by Walter
Craig and vacated by Everett Ian
pher, and moved his family there
1t was announced in church Sun
day that it was expected there
would be service next Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour.
John P Buzzell, so far as we
know, was the only veteran from
this town that went to Gettysburg to
be present at the anniversary of the
great battle there so years ago.
Miss Bertha Craig goes to
Peru, Ind, this week, where she has
an engagement in an office as stem
ographer and typewriter for year
if not longer.
We offer so cents for your CO.
| operation.