St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-10
SUTTON.
Death OF Mrs. Diana Cady Following
An observation-disclosures.
(H. A. Blake, Correspondent

Mrs. Diana Cady, who lived on the
valley road above Sutton station on
the old John CorlisS farm, died last
Saturday after an operation for ip-
pendicitis, and the funeral service was
held Monday morning and the le-
mains were taken to Westmore for
burial in the family lot near the
lower end of Willoughby lake. She
was the widow of Sidney C. Cady, who
died some years ago. Mr.. Cady was
Civil War soldier and Mrs. Cady
drew q widows pension since the
death Of her husband. She lived with
son, Oscar e. Cady, and there are
others left to mourn the loss of
mother.
The regular grange meeting of the
local grange is to be held Saturday.
evening, Jan. IS, at which time the
in stallation of officers is to take
place. 1t is expected that w. n. Cady,
master of the State Grange, will be
the installing officer. After installa-
ton an oyster supper is to be served.
Miss Maud Facteau from ST. Johns
bury visited her parents at her home
here recently for week.
E M. Bundy has moved into his
new house. The house is not com
pleted, but several rooms are done.
The house is two stories with an ell
| which has dormer windows. It has
furnace heat hot and cold water, bath
room, and is comfortable, Well built
house. The kitchen is finished in
hard pine, the sitting and dining
rooms in cypress. Work was COM
mences August 81. Over carload
! of cement has been used in the found
ations and other work that required
cement to be used.
Verne Spencer has moved from
Burke to the farm that he owns in
this town, where T. P. Hodge former
| ly resided.
The farm on the South Ridge
where years ago Frederick and Phin-
| cas- Stoddard live and later by differ
ent ones, the last being J. H. Nc
MILAN and wife, has been sold to a
| Mr. Gray from Lyndon. With the
farm all the personal property is sold.
| We understand that the consideration
for the whole was $4,000. Mr.. Nc
MILAN has moved into a part of the
house where B. l.. Percy resides
known as the Ruggles farm on the
South Ridge.
w. J. Coburn has leased his farm
TO Peter Albert for one year, and is
going to Northampton, Mass, where
he is to have employment, and is to
keep boarders.
There was a large attendance at
the installation of Pomona Grange
officers and the oyster supper Thurs
day evening, E. II. Hallett fl ON St.
Johnsbury Center being the Installing
officer, assisted by G. A. Aldrich. Mr..
while in town.
Mrs. Charles Fisher, who resides
on the E. I. Forbes farm, is quite i'll
at this writing.
Henry Whipple son of +. r. Whip
pic, is ill with pneumonia and is be-
ing cared for by a trained nurse from
ST. Johnsbury. DR.. S. A. Jones is the
attending physician.
Miss Abbie Chapman, trained
nurse, is at A. NJ. Bemis' at Lyndon
caring for the sick.
Mrs. L. Y. Gray is reported sick
with pneumonia.
Mrs. O. E. Harris is at Lyndon
Center with her son for the winter.
Miss Sadie Blake was a business
visitor at st. Johnsbury Saturday.
Eben L. Watson is sick. and it is
reported that he is very ill. DIR. A
attending physician
J The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society is to take place at theil
hall Saturday afternoon of the pres
ent week.