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    MRS. S. L GRIFFITH’S SUNDAY SCHOOL

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    ​At a meeting of Mrs. S. L Griffith’s Sunday school class held March 11, the following was adopted: Whereas, it has pleased God to take from us our beloved classmate, Edith M. Bond, it is hereby Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family of the deceased.
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    150th Anniversary

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    ​​1761 Danby, Vermont 1911
    You are hereby cordially invited to be present at our Old Home Week Celebration commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the granting of the Charter for the Town to be held in dandy during the week of August 21-27, 1911.
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    DANBY REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

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    ​By YVONNE DALEY

    DANBY — A group of Danby residents has purchased six empty buildings in the heart of downtown Danby. They plan to restore the buildings and to boost the economic vitality of this quiet community.
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    DANBY COMMERCIAL CENTER PROJECT

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    By MARGARET BUCHOLT

    The downtown Danby renaissance, a quiet affair that started three years ago with the restoration of one building, has blossomed into a full-scale project that is changing the neglected face of Main Street into an upscale commercial center.
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    A DANBY FISH HATCHERY

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    ​The Rutland Herald
    SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1897.
    A DANBY FISH HATCHERY.
    Fingerling Trout to Be Placed In State Waters.

    S. L. Griffith of Danby has notified State Fish Commissioner Titcomb that he will plant in public waters a considerable number of fingerling trout from a supply he is raising at his private hatchery. The trout will be a gift to the public.
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    DANBY LIBRARY HOLDS RECORD IN THIS COUNTY

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    ​AUGUST 4, 1925.
    DANBY LIBRARY HOLDS RECORD IN THIS COUNTY
    (Special Correspondence)

    Danby, Aug 3.—Danby is a small town as Vermont towns go, but it is making a showing that well might be emulated by towns much larger, as the records of the state show that this town holds the county record in the number of books, per capita, to be issued from the Griffith Memorial library.