Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-11
NO. 1886.
vermont's One Hundred.

The following list includes the nam es of
those distinguished citizens who have
guaranteed Vermont's Exposition Blu i'd
ing Fund of 10000, each member pledg-
ing the payment of 800:
Hiram Atkins, Montpelier; l.. H. Abbott,
Bennington: Adna Brown, Springfield;
Hugh H. Baxter, Rutland; Frank N. Bill
| lings, Woodstock; Mrs. frederick Billings
Woodstock; j. W. Brock, Montpelier; g.
G.. Benedict, Burlington; George Briggs,
Brandon; Erastus Baldwin, Wells River;
j. L. Barstow, Shelburne; c. E. Bush, Or
well; T. NJ. Chapman, Middlebury; John
II. Converse, Philadelphia; A. b. Chand-
Ter, West Randolph; L. Bart Cross, Mont
pelier; Alexander Cochran, Groton; j. w.
Cramton, Rutland; M. S. Colburn, Man
chester; II. H. Camp, Milwaukee,; LeGrand
B. Cannon, Burlington; George f. Dowley,
Brattleboro; Charles Dewey, Montpelier;
VIM. s. Dewey, Quechee; J. j. Estey, Brat
tleboro; VIM. M. Evarts, Windsor; Henry
F. Field, Rutland; Fred G. Field, Spring
field; L. K. Fuller, Brattleboro; Franklin
Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury; n. w. Fiske,
Isle LaMotte; Harley e. Folsom, Lyndon
vile; VIM. W. Grout, East st. Johnsbury;
Joel Il. Gates, Burlington; Josiah Grout,
Derby: A. Y. Gray, Middletown Springs;
f. p. Gibson, Rutland; p. X. Gleed, Nor
risville; Silas l.. Griffith, Dandy; j. G.
Houghton, Montpelier; Henry ID. Holton,
Brattleboro; George W. Hooker, Brattle-
boro; A. w. Hyde, Sudbury; B. ID. Harris,
Brattleboro; Downer L. Hazen, St. Johns
bury; Henry C. Ide, st. Johnsbury; VIM.
f. johnson, Woodstock; F. b. Jennings,
New York; James Jonston, Ryegate; l.. g.
Kingsley, Rutland; r. j. Kimball, West
Randolph; e. ID. Keyes, Rutland; b. H.
Lincoln, Lyndon; w. c. Landon, Rutland;
K. c. Lewis, Rutland j. S. Morrill,, Straf-
ford /; f. S. Mckenzie, Woodstock: Crosby
Miller, Pomfret; y. w. Morris, Hartford;
Hosea Mann Jr., Wilmington; j. G. Nc
Coliough, Bennington; j. l.. Martin, Brat
tleboro; John A. Mead, Rutland; H. w.
McIntire, Vina, Cal; II. II. McIntire, West
Randolph; c. P. Pitkin, Montpelier; Hen
ry E. Powell, st. Albans; Carroll s. Page,
Hyde Park; j. S. Pierson. Burlington;
Redfield Proctor, Proctor; f. ID. Proctor.
Proctor; Henry IL. Powers, Morrisville; j.
g. Parker, Quechee; A. +. Richardson,
Burlington; j. w. Rowell, West Randolph,
George Z. Royce, Rutland; Robert Rob-
erts, Burlington; Fred e. Smith, Montpel-
ier; Henry r. Start, Bakersfield; Philetus
Sawyer, Oshkosh, Wis; Geo. w. Smith, W.
X. Junction; f. G. Smith, st. Albans, w.
W. Stickney, Ludlow; q. M. Spaulding,
Burlington; n. 7. Sprague, Br andon; B.
b. Smalley, Burlington; f. 5. Stranahan,
St. Albans; w. II. II. Slack, Springfield;
c. H. Stevens, st. Johnsbury; Elihu b.
Taft, Burlington; James NJ. Tyler, Brat
tleboro; w. j. Van Patten, Burlington;
w. G. Veazey, Rutland; A. B. Valentine,
w. B. Wright, Orwell; Ed
ward IL. Williams, Philadelphia; A. F.
Walker, Rutland William Wells, Buriing
ton; Edward Wells, Burlington; U. A.
Woodbury., Burlington; Hoyt II. Wheeler,
Seward w. Webb, Shelburne;
Edward Whitney, Williston; j. N. Wood
fin. Rutland; George G. Wardwell, Rut-
land.
Mrs. Lucinda Burla of Westfeld
celebrated her Goth birthday the other
night. She was the mother of eight
and endured all the privations
and hardships of frontier life. She
would wash the children's clothes after
hey had retired Saturday night,
to have them ready for Sunday, and
.aking three children on horseback with
herself the remainder would walk to
church, distance of three miles. She
IS still smart and active.