St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-28
At DanYille.
meath of Mr.. Fisher.

co .ah broken limb, but otherwise was
WIN nnonnorently good health and good
II ar HIS death came as great shock
spii.', and Young son, who have the
to Dis So INV Of large number of friends
ynPaassI5 horn in Danville in May, 1852,
he wa The son of Betsey Holden and
ana LE m"J Fisher, and the grandson
H ! Rev. Lewis Fisher, one OF the early
o. .t I of Danville. He was married to
S sGsn Nettie Howe of Carroll, N. H., in
nn i'' 1891, and one son was born
Ds' them Earl Fisher Mr.. Fisher had
10 o. .n'' been honored by various town
ol a;oas and for a great many years in
ol nsossion he had been one OF the listers.
S SUI n.os a member of Washburn Lodge,
ne g "" A. NJ, of which organization he
ia f. been n aster, and had always taken
nau o c part in all its social affairs.
a. a. ava" ,ras also a member of Diamond
H ~ @. E. S., and had held the office
C i"porthv patron. He leaves besides his
u O,idow and son one brother, Winfield
T Mixer of Danville, and a halfbrother,
Evils Fisher, OF St. Johnsbury. The
L,neral was held at the Congregational
, .hnrch Wednesday afternoon, Rev. ]. F.
Schneider officiating, with singing by the
,aIe onartet. The members of Wash
bnrn Lodge and Diamond Chapter at
tsnded in body, and the Masonic SER
Voc was held at the grave. There were
many beautiful floral offerings. Among
those present at the funeral from out of
Town we're Capt. Lewis Fisher, Mr.. and
Wrs Gilman Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Howe and Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson
Of St, Tohnsbury. Mrs. Hattie Howe and
George W Howe of Twin Mt, N. H..
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stinchfield of
Boston.
Death of Miss Borland.
Miss Martha Borland died at Troy,
Sunday morning, April rs, after a brief
illness of grip. She was born in Danville
in August. 1879 and was the daughter of
Martha Martin and James Borland.
Most Of her life was spent in Danville,
but for several years she had taught
school in the northern part of the state
and was engaged to teach this spring in
Troy. Never of a strong constitution,
when attacked by grip she succumbed
ouickly. She united with the Congrega-
tionalchurch in their town when young
pirl and was a faithful and devoted men,
ber She also was a member of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor. She always priced her church
privileges and was most regular at
tendant on all its services. She is SUR
viyed by her father, James Borland, and
two brothers, James and Arthur Borland,
all Of Danville. The funeral was held at
the Congregational Church. Tuesday az
ternoon, Rev. J. F. Schneider officiating,
with singing by the male quartette.
Mrs. George Crane is failing.
Mrs. Iona Mckenzie of Hardwick is
visiting at Marshall Bixby's.
The Junior Mystic Club met with
Gladys Newell, Saturday evening. De-
lcious refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Corbett have been
i'll with grip the past week.
Ned Pettingill of Boston has been
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
Carl Smith of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Smith of Lyndonville visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron D.
Smith, recently.
c.. S. Dole has completed quite extern
gTe changes in the interior of his build
ing nearly doubling the size of his front
store, thus atfording room to make
needed increase in the size of his shoe de-
partment.
Miss Lillian Worthen is working in the
central office of the New England Tele-
phone Company.
S, N. Ingalls, has moved into the house
he recently purchased of A. E. Currier
DR., H. 0. Worthen of Barre visited his
niece and nephew, Mrs. c. W. Thurber
and Van Ness Worthen, last week.
Mrs. Frank Shattuck of Bethlehem is
visiting her brother, Wilfred Gray.
Mrs. Bessie Ellison OF Fitchburg, Mass,
and cousin, Ralph Beck of Newton Lower
Falls, Mass, visited their uncle, F. L.
Taylor, last week.
Mrs. w, o. Stratton visited relatives
at St. Johnsbury last week and attended
the wedding of her cousin. Miss Abbie
Thomas and ]. F. McCarty. Mr.. STRAIT
ton was also present at the wedding.
Mrs. Fanny Green and daughter Mary
have returned from Dover, N. H.
Nat Stocker has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
much improved in health.
+. B. Ingalls, of St. Johnsbury called on
friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Wilson's S5th birthday
winch occurred on Sunday, was made
pleasant one by calls from her friends.
ohe was the recipient of several gifts in
Guiding some beautiful flowers from the
IunIor department of the Congregation
allst Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett visited
relatives in East Barnet over Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan of Pas
sumpsic visited her brother, Arch Steele,
the hrst of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan leave soon for Seattle, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Hill of East Bar
net VISITED at A. c. McLean's recently.
A. l.. ellis returned from Keene, N. H.,
last week, and has gone to his farm in
Feacham for the summer.
Mrs, Hector Lacourse has sold her
arm and moved to st. Johnsbury, and
ner daughter, Miss Blanche Lacourse,
VINO has been clerking in J. w. ellis
'H[oFe, has position in the New England
central telephone office at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Lou Carter will hold her opening
VI spring and summer millinery Thurs