St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-24
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Death of Joseph C.. Fuller.
Joseph c, Fuller died at Danville on
Friday morning, May II. Mr.. Fuller
was born in W|ilbraham, Mass, Feb. IS,
1909, making him sc years and three
months old at the time OF his death.
MIR, Fuller belonged to a large family,
Int has not lett any relatives who bear
the family name. He has a sister living
in Wisconsin and numerous nephews and
r;eccs scattered in different parts of the
country. He came to st. Johnsbury,
when a Young man, worked at different
nlaccs until he finally came to Danville
and married Catherine B. Porter about
sixty wears ago. They moved to Peoria,
Illinois, and resided there several years,
buryinp their only child, who died quite
young. at that place. Mr.. Fuller held
~imoortant Offices while residing at
Peoria. and was postmaster for n time.
He finally came back to DanvllIe and
held responsible offices in town, being
postmaster and town clerk, and recruit
Inc officer for the government. Mr.. Full
Ter bought the house where he lived and
died about thirty wears ago. He buried
his wife about iyc years since, but had
continued to keep house and live III his
own nome
MIR. FnIIcr was a Hoou business man.
lie was an eA'S''"' PT1'"'" 81 u Iu -
LEGAL papers. He was a good musician,
~ a.. L;r, ,ory oooreeahle com.
"n,,' iar MANY Of his friends, He had
,,,anv cvcrIlcnt qualities and was liked
NV EVERY one who knew him. He was
AWAY, very courteous in his manners,
always having a warm greeting %ioreyery
one he met. His funeral was heId at the
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ErIIer a lono and nanny life is ended.
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Nre Iucv Moore Of Brodhcad, Wis
cousin. is spending the summer with her
sister. Miss Emily Davis.
Mrs Geo r. Davis has returned from
Southern Pines, No. Carolina, where
she has been for her health through the
winter.
Fred Morse of Boston, Mass, has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Colby of Burling-
ton and Miss Lucy Chapman OF Cali
fornia have been spending a lew days III
town.
Mrs. Hattie Cheever OF Hardwick has
been visiting Mrs Moses "essoh tnis
week
Mr.. George Cowlin is recovering from
quite a severe illness.
Robert Neoder has been paintinp his
buildings.
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There will be a memorial service at the
Nj. L. church on sunday May 20; All
veterans are invited by tne Granu army
to meet with them at their nan at ~ a.
m and accompany them tothe church'
On Decoration day the G. A. r. Post
will meet and hold a social dinner at
their hall and at 2 p. m. will form and
march to the cemetery, where the usual
services will be carried out. The chill
dren and scholars are invited to bring
flowers and join in the procession.
Chase Heath g. Rlodoett are ]naintinp
the bank building.
There will be a promenade concert for
the benefit of the Clipper bah nine at the
town hall on Thursday evening, Nav
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