This borough was incorporated December 4, 1875, from the southeastern part of Aleppo, under the name of Camden, which was changed to the present style March 9, 1876, by decree of court. The town proper occupies a narrow valley at the mouth of Kilbuck run, and was built up between 1868 and 1872, with the occasional addition of a building since that time. The population was 538 in 1880. The churches are Thorn chapel, Methodist Episcopal, built in 1874, and the Presbyterian, organized in 1876. William Raffley was appointed postmaster at Glenfield in January, 1876, and John A. Stewart at Burgunda (Haysville) in February, 1885. The original predecessor of the latter was Kilbuck, to which Patrick Slater was appointed in December, 1877, and Patrick Slattery in January, 1878. The name was changed to Haysville May 24, 1880, but the office was discontinued December 26, 1882.