St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-02
DANVILLE.
Death of Mrs. Nay.

LCuisa Maria Harris died Senternbe
% For short time She had hee,
living with her darohtrr Mrs Charlie
- II. Wilson at DanvI1le Green She hat
v lived at South Danvitle the most of he
q lie. The funeral services were held a
!" the house Sepiember 27th. Rev. S. Kpovl
= ton. assisted by Rev / Hamilton. offici
y ating. About two hundred relatives anC
friends attended The interment was al
the cemetery at Dauvie Green Among
those from out OF town who ATTENDED
the funeral we're: Enoch NJ. Harris anC
9 family, M. NJ. Goodwin, and Mrs. Sarah
Dudley OF St. Iohnsburv. lanes F. Ship
man of Water bury, b F. Varnum and T.
W. Houghton OF Peach m, Mrs William
McLaren, Mrs. John Glllander William
Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. John s. Bandv,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judkins and Mr.. and
Mrs, James Glfillan o Barnet
The deceased was the daughter of the
late Col. William II. and Louisa dan
iorth) Harris and was born at South
Danvie Oct. II, 1912 She was the sec
she was married to ALVIN NJ. Nay OF Dan
vile, who survives her. Three daugh-
tiers were born to them, all now living.
dney are: hate b., wife OF Charles b..
wilson OF DanVl lie, Lillian wife OF John
o. o. ban9E OF barnet ana Flora L., wife OF
her husband ana dannb pau '. 4Loa pesl4ts
ere r. and s;s s+pp n.e's' rn'FT protn-
Frank H, Harris of Lowell, Mass Calvin
]. B, Harris of Yankton, S, D; Flora B.,
wlieot Charles Lawrence otLowell, Mass,
anu anu EhoGn M = harris OF st. Iohnsbury.
INV 0ne oioEnel' y GyIus D. was member OF
j.; .sJ w." LIN psu'ie CaValry ana oled
NJ z1uuei III 'ilT I1iiSon IA 1907 Mrs.
wy "s'S {, 1ii ~, VIC uloIueI ana grahd
l nI.:,jI- anu Tue DeledVeu husband ana
community She was q kind i,;end anS
reiqhbor as was attested hv +he na,orni
attendance curing her illness and at tbe
funeral of those near whom she has so
long lived She bore long and painful
illness with great patience and tortitude
a1u was resigned 10 the inevitable. All |
VINO nave known her can bur learn good |
'~7- nun q '''o a. lIoD'y 'iNeu aS was ners'
Mrs. c. w. Thomson who hos haa,,
v;c;+;no Nr;ss P,,;I,f 49,; WV las gSen
her home in Burlington. Saturday,
Sam Mckenzie Los soo,,.od ao.;.,o.
with R Farnswo ,r4 b ~ a poSi ci,
49, of Dol. q, Us WI tn d Doot ana sf'oe
Frank Rarber NJ pos4o,, : ;a;4:..
friends IN +o,tn O''0'i 10 VISITING
~. n - u-c,
Az. 30 ~ n " aNeiielu' ill., Is quite ILL.,
Miss Jennie Titon is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Rogers, at East Barnet
The ladies Of la
church invite the friends of Rev and Mrs.
o. hn tl TO reception being held
l |y, Inelii al Tue churcn parlors this
Wednesday afternoon and evening
Gu ' ~ y o'ooN'
n sam sam NoSe ., naS moved rom south
pan 'li 10 the "oodcock tarm which he
$500 p n,
Gn Ia.' Ie'lows mas the frame OF his
neM nouse up ana covered.
The Village Improvement Association
\, e&tehulng tue SIDEWALKS and repairing
-noSe a'reauy MADE
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Trail of Barre
spent sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
0am Currler'
W. {. Heath, James Rollins, and Har.
Vey Peck returned Monday from trip
to Buffalo and the n-American Expo.
'i'lon'
Caledonia National Bank paid 2b
per cent dividend October 1 and carried
pfoJ 70 surplus Whlle the earnings
, to'u 49, l't: waIlanteu per cent div1-
,1 - euI directors tnought to pay the
u "ou'u NC 'ne SAFER way
Charles Weeks and son, ]. S. Weeks,
IT st. Johnsbury, were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Seden of Lam
aster have been visiting Mrs. SeIden's
'rother, ". {. Cheever. t
James Shipman of Waterbury was in !
own tuosv 10 attend the funeral of
DIS. Alvin Nay.
Mrs. James Collins and children re- +
urned from visit TO her parents at Lit !
leton' M1; ana Mrs Collins will move /
neo Hm''! EATON mousse i
Rev. George Cummings of Amherst. s
ass VIII supply the Congregational d
'uIpl' Ott' ana 10
Mrs. NJ E. Brandon of New York and
nd Miss Alice Sanborn of HYDE Park.
lass, who have been spending the sum t
1er at F. !. Preston's, have returned to
heir homes. p