St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-11
NORTH DANvILLE.
Death of Henry Stanton-Town and
Personal News.

Death of Henry Stanton-Town and
Personal News.
(Alice p. Massey, Correspondent
The town was greatly shocked to
learn of the death of Henry Stanton,
Wednesday noon, Oct. 4, who under
went a serious operation at Bright
look hospital Tuesday evening from
which he never rallied. Henry Stan
ton was born jan IL, 1916, at North
Danville and spent practically all his
life here. He married Maria Drew
Dec. 81, 1874, who died some years
later. Two children were born to
them. One died in infancy and the
other lived until after her marriage.
For the past year he has made his
home with George Drew, in whos1
family he will be greatly missed. Mr..
Stanton was a man who knew what
trouble was, and could sympathize
with those in trouble. Always smil
ing and good natured. a person that
enjoyed living and seeing others live.
The funeral was held Friday from the
home of George Drew. The Rev. G.
A. Martin of St. Johnsbury officiated. |
He was a member of the Grange and
of the Jr. o. U. A. M. who attended |
in a body. Interment was in the |
Kelsey cemetery.
The remains of Frank Hubbard of
East Hardwick were brought here
Wednesday for burial The funeral
was held here Thursday from the
home of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Robin. |
son. He was the second son of Dan. |
iel w. and Mary G. Hubbard, and
was born Nov. 5, 1877. In 1907 he
married Jennie King of Woodbury.. |
One daughter was born to them,
Beatrice. aged four years. He went
to Hardwick about Is years ago. The
last four years he has been in very |
poor health. Besides his wife and
daughter he leaves one sister, Mrs. |
William Robinson, three brothers. |
Charles of Hardwick, Rufus of this |
place, and Mark of Gardner, Mass.
The Rev. Mr.. Bergen of Lyndon off, |
ciated. Interment was at the Massey
cemetery. Those from out of town to |
attend the funeral were Smith Elmer
son of Passumpsic, Mark Hubbard of
Gardner Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Hubbard of Hardwick. J
Mr.. and Ms. w. G. Walling and
Miss Martha Piper of Guildhall visit.
ed at H. M. Goodwin's Saturday.
George Drew and Horace Goodwin !
was in Newbury Saturday.
Mrs. E. N. Tilden passed away |
Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the St. Johns. |
bury hospital after a long illness. |
The funeral was held from her late |
home Saturday afternoon. The Rev. !
'Chauncey Adams of Danville officiat. |
ed. Mr.. Tilden died several years
ago. She leaves one son, Lewis, and
a niece, Evelyn Wood, to mourn her
loss She was a woman of sterling |
qualities, a kind wife and mother, and |
neighbor, a home-maker in every |
sense. Interment was in the Massey
cemetery beside her husband.
Mrs. Ernest Clark. who has been |
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Stanton, and her uncle, Walter STAN |
ton, the past week, has gone to st.
Johnsbury to her father, Charles !
Flint's. Her grandmother returned
with her for a visit
Harry Clifford and family of St !
Johnsbury spent Sunday in the place |
Mrs. Charles Stanley of st. Johns |
bury visited Mrs. Frank SWEET a few
days last week.
Miss Florence and Howard Clifford
spent the weekend at Mrs. Fred
Ayers at St. Johnsbury.
Jason Robinson of Barre was ia
the place a short time Thursday.
The state meeting of the Jr. O. Z |
Oct. II.
Charles Badger and family of Dan
vile visited his mother, Mrs. Elvira |
Badger, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Gadapee of ST. Johns.
bury spent Sunday with her parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gadapee.
Lois Clifford of st. Johnsbury spent
the weekend with her cousin, Marion
Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Long, who has |
spent two weeks visiting in New
York City, returned home Friday.
Visitors at c. c. Massey's Sunday |
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Massey of |
st. Johnsbury Center, Benjamin, An
ma and Marion Stanton, Lois Clifford |
Walter Stanton, Harry Clifford and |
family.
A large number from here went to |
st. Johnsbury Saturday night to see
Co. D come home.
Mrs. Adna Clifford and Florence
Dea and Mrs. Charles Clifford were
at Mrs. Charlotte Sanborn's Thurs
.daV. it being her hirthdav