St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-03
SUTTON
Death of Mrs. g. l.. Bradley, A Resi-
dent Here Many Years Ago
Locals
Oh. A. Blake. Correspondent

Oh A Blake. Correspondent
The news of the death of Mrs.
George L. Bradley at Minneapolis,
Mimi, has been received. She died
Get 10. M. and MS. Bradley We're
former residents here. Mr.. Bradley
wa, the me-, chant here for some years
| in he store where T a. Holmes now
is. and the: owned the p; emises. store
and dwelling house and out buildings
where your correspondent has lived
the past "a years. They left Sutton,
selling to Asa Taft sometime i'm the
seventies, went to St. Johnsbury where
Mr.. Bradley was in business for "a
number of years with Mr.. Cross in
the bakery on st. Johnsbury Plain.
They went from st. Johnsbury to Min
neapolis years ago, where Mr.. Bradley
has been in business for years. Mrs.
Bradley's maiden nan was Jane Nor
gan, a native of Wheelock, a sister of
the late William Morgan of Wheeloc|.
MIS-. Bradley vas highly regarded at
Sutton; helpful in all for the good of
the church and community. They
had no children. She leaves her hus-
band and an adopted son from Sutton,
William Densmore by name.
John Wentworth has sold his farm
known as the Corydon Parker farm
above w. N. Robinson's, to Ralph
Seymour of Westfield, farm and all
tc;,ls and PERSONA property. Posses
sion will be given in the near future.
c. A. AIdrich and wife went to Barre
Saturday with their auto. Mrs AL
drich taught school there several
terms before her marriage.
Remember the chicken pie supper
Friday evening of this week 81 the
hall
The regular monthly covenant meet
ing of the Free Baptist church is to-
be held Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
E. A. Lafoe, tax collector. is to BEL
at L. G.. Roundy's mill at West Burke
on Friday of this week for the pur
pose of receiving taxes.
Mrs. W. N. Robinson was presented
with fine new Merrill piano one day
recently as a birthday present from
MIR. Robinson.
Miss Maude Facteau who has been
at work for Mrs. B. D. Ruggles at
West Burke has finished work there
and returned to her home here.
c. B. Joy is laying pipe to bring
water to his premises for his large
dairy of COWS and 10 horses and use
at the house. The parsonage, H. w.
Easterbrooks, F. A Holmes and D. w.
Wheeler are to have water at their
places from the same supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Butterfield, who
have been in town the past week
have returned to West Thornton, N.
H, where Mr.. Butterfield expects
employment for the winter.
w. A. Kelley and wife from Derby
Center came with their car and took
Mrs. Kelley's uncle, o. T. Curtis ana
wife to their fine new home for visit
and for a trip to Rock Island, Stan
stead and other places of interest in
that vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis are
was a rare treat for them.
Wesley Curtis visited friends at
Derby Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Watkins of
Newport were visitors at E. E. Curtis
recently.
w. N. Robinson is having extensive
repairing done on the inside of his
house. Arthur Rood is doing the
work.
Miss Grace Gray attended the teach
ers convention at Rutland the past
week.
K. G. Mitchell from Lyndonville Wis
tied at his fathers, T. J. Mitchell, re-
Gently
E. L. Watson has moved from the
Stevens place where he has lived the
past few years to the house owned by
T. J. Mitchell, known as the Freeman
Hyde house near the Stevens place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Chapman from
Lyndon Center were Sunday visitors
at H. D. Chapman's.
Frank Butterfield has gone to Bos-
ton this week.
The selectmen have put in a cement
bridge in the road toward Barton from
Sutton railroad station. The state
road building is being done on this
road this year.
WEST WATERFORD
(MrS. E. A. BlOdgett CorrespOndent