St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-10-23
Corriveau

Corriyeau
Owen Corriveau of Claremont, N
H., formerly of st. Johnsbury, died
at the Pembroke sanitarium at Con
cord, N. H., October 18th, after an
illness of three years of tuberculosis.
Mr.. CorriVeau was the son of Alfred
and Mary Corriveau and was born
in Newport, October %, 1871. He
moved to this place with his parents
when but a child and has always liv-
ed here until six years ago, when he
moved to Claremont, n. H.May 16,
1897, he married Miss Mary Gar
rand of St. Johnsbury. Three
weeks ago today, he with his wife
was taken to the sanitarium, both OF
them suffering from the same dis
ease. Mrs. Corriveau is lying in a
serious condition. Six children were
born to them, all of whom survive,
besides four sisters, Mrs. Albert Mar
coux, Mrs. Theodore Couture, Mrs.
Fred Bourque and Mrs. Edward
Veilleux all of st. Johnsbury. The
remains arrived here Friday and the
funeral was held from Notre Dame
church Saturday morning, Rev. J. A
Dame officiating. The interment was
at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Doty
Hannah A. Doty, widow of Levi. H
Doty, died at BrightloOk hospital,
Sunday morning after an illness of
two months of diabetes. Hannah A.
Sulloway was one of the ten child
rem of Charles and Clarissa Sulloway
and was born in Berlin, April 1,
to Hiram Doty, who died several
years ago. Three children were born
to them, Ida, who was Mrs. S. p.
Waterman and Katherine, who was
Mrs. E. A. Tobey, both of whom died
some years ago, and Ida, Mrs. Ben
jamin Sanborn of Wellesley, Mass,
with whom she had made her home
for several years. She married sec
ond, Levi H. Doty, brother of her
first husband, and three children
were born to them, George E., Sher-
man G., both of St. Johnsbury and
Miss Rosamond, who died several
years ago. She is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. A. G. Merriman of Ell
more and Mrs. Martha Clark of
Chazy, N. Y, two sons, George E.
and Sherman G., and seven grand
children. The funeral was held in
Morrisville Tuesday and the inter
ment was in the family lot there.
Chandler
John N. Chandler, for many years
a resident of ST. Johnsbury but of
recent years of Waterford, died at
his home in that town Tuesday, Oct
Is, after nine days illness with
pneumonia. He was born in Sugar
Hill, N. H, March II, 1S45, but
when young man moved to Lunen-
burg He came to st. Johnsbury
in 1867 and was a carpenter by
trade but for the last Is years he
lived here conducted a general store
and market. He moved to Water
ford seven years ago where he made
his home on a farm. The funeral
was held on Friday at the farm, Rev.
George w. G. Hill officiated and the
North church choir sang. Interment
was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. He
was married on September 80, 1870,
to Emma Streeter who preceded him
Just four months ago. One son sur
wives them, Edward c., who made
his home with them on the farm. Mr..
Chandler was a home-loVing man
who will be most missed in the home
by his son and four grandchildren.
Carpenter
The remains of Edward P. Carpen-
ter were brought here Thursday
from Johnson where he died on
Tuesday and there was short ser
vice at the grave in Mt. Pleasant
cemetery Friday noon. Mr.. and