St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-10-02
DANVILLE.
Death of Mr.. burnside.

The remains of Mr.. Burnside of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were brought to Danville last
week and the burial took place at the
village cemetery on Friday. Mr.. Burn
side was a native of this town and lived
here during the early part of his life, his
childhood home being on the spot where
Thurber's hotel is located. Mrs. Elvira
Cook, formerly of Danville, is a sister of
Mr.. Burnside and she has been with him
for two years past. There were present
at the burial son from Newton, Mass,
and two sisters, Mrs. Cook of Cleveland
and Mrs. Woolson of Montpelier, besides
other relatives Mr. BurnSides age was
about 65 and he had been sick for several
months.
Mrs Douglass is with relatives in BoS-
ton.
]. E. Tinker is at Barton attending the
fair.
Mrs Trusse1l is at O. N Co1by's for a
few days.
S. Waterman of Providence, r. l., is at
Thurber's hotel.
Elmer Green is passing a part of the
week at Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sias visited rela-
tives at Cabot last week.
P. J. Cowles of Richford was at Rev .
MOrSe's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson are with
friends at Montpelier.
George B. Davis, the town representa-
tive, left for Montpelier on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Bagley of Somervlle, Mass,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. Stocker q.
M. ]. Morrill, of Brooklyn, N. V, and
Amos Morrill, of Bangor, Maine, are in
town.
Mrs. Smith, who has passed the sum-
mer at DR.. Ayers, returns to her home in
Boston this week.
Miss White and Miss Swasey of St.
Johnsbury visited at John Sias' on Mon
day and Tuesday.
p F. Powers of Lyndonville has been
engaged by H. Gilbert to run his grist
mill at South Danville.
Mrs. Porter and the Misses Smith,
guests at Thurber' 5 hotel for two months,
left for their homes on Wednesday,.
Miss Conner of Cabot has been visiting
her father, DIR. Conner. They have gone
to New Hampshire to visit friends.
Mrs. Sarah Weeks, who has passed the
| summer with Mrs. West, left for her
home in Littleton, N. H., a few days ago.
W. S. Fisher and p. Pettingill have fin
1S1ed John webster s mouse and are now
| working on Mrs. Trussell's new building.
The Danville band will give a prom
enade concert at the town hall on Satur-
day evening, Oct. +. The concert will be
| gin at 8 o'clock
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Library association is appointed at the
library building for next Tuesday, Oct. Z,
at O'Clock. The members are requested
to be present.
Rev. John Morse has moved into the
new Methodist parsonage. This is one
of the best looking houses in the village
and the inside is model for convenience
and excellent arrangement.
The ladies of the Library association
are having the carpets put down in their
new building. Nearly all the furnishings
are on hand and these will be put in place
within few days. The grounds are be
ing graded.
Many people in Danville are speaking
of the bouquets and floral designs with
which the platform of the Congregation
al church has been decorated from Sun
| day to Sunday, The flowers are given
and arranged, for the most part, by Mrs.
Horace Rowe, and to her and other ladies
we are indebted for this beautiful and fit
ting addition to the service of the church.