Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-10
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The death OF George E. Tarbell occurred
at his home in West Braintree early Sun.
day morning, resulting from a complica-
tion OF trou bles which has kept him from
active work for several years. His age
was 60 years. In his period OF vigor be
was quite extensively engaged in lumber
ing and also farming. He was a son OF
the late Daniel Tsrbell and leaves two
brothers, Luke OF Mortified, and Charles
p, OF South Royslton, also several sisters
| His wife survives, also two daughters,
| Mrs. b. e. Nickerson of Braintree and
Mrs. Leslie Dickerman OF East Granville.
The funeral was held at the home Tuesday
morning, Rev. /. P. Booth of Mofrisville
officiating, assisted by Mrs. Turner OF
Montpelier.
In place OF the lecture by DIR. Willis
which was to have been Jan. 10th, the
committee having been disappointed by
/ the lecture bureau in his coming, have Sc
cured in his stead Rev. Robert Stuart
Macarthur, ID. D.. of New York city, pas
tor OF the Calvary Baptist church, who
will deliver bis new lecture on "America
in the Twentieth Century, Monday
evening, Feb. 25th. DIR. Macarthur is
known as one OF the country's strong men
| In the pulpit, as an author and on the leo
| tuTe platform. On account OF an engage
ment at st. Johnsbury the following
evening, be is secured at reduced price,
but that price is more than was to have
been paid for Or. Willis, so that the COM
mittee and pstrons OF the course, too,
have reason TO expect a strong lecture
The next entertainment OF the course will
consequently be the Picture Play, Feb. 7th,
followed by DR.. Macarthur Feb. 25th.
News has been received OF the marriage
OF John +. Kimbail and his erstwhile
"wite,v A lice Reed, VIII CD occurred re-
Gently in New Hampshire. His former
wife obtained a divorce in Chittenden
county court not long since, Kimb pay
ing her 81 $50 In settlement. Kimball and
the Reed girl domciled together here and
OF bigamy was made against him and he
reposed for a time in Chelsea jail until
bail was fixed. The case has not yet come
to trial. After being released on bail,
Kimbsll went to Boston and is now con-
Quoting the se-called medical business
that has proven the source of his wealth,
as well as some OF his misfortune. The
relations between Kimball and Mrs.
Reed, his mother in law, are still strained.
II Is quite likely that this recent marrl age
may remove one Of the states leading
witnesses against Kimball in the bigamy
case, the testimony OF a wife against her
husband not being admissible in a Grim
inal cause.
Saturday evening U. s. Grant post and
heitef corps neid JOINT INSTALLATION OF
officers for the present wear. Capt. j. E.
Eidredge sccep'ably performed the duties
OF installing officer for the post and the
officers of the auxiliary organization were
installed by Mrs. VIM. Clark of Brook.
field in an exceptionally capable and
pleasing manner. Doughnnts and coffee
were served by the veterans. There was
quite an attendance. including number
of invited guests. The post officers have
hn
: Ulcers are as follows:-President, Mrs.
Abbie A. Sargent; senior vics president, |
Mrs. Fannie Lewis; junior vice president,
Mrs. Beulah Parker; treasurer, Mrs. Lu- |
cinda Cleveland; secretary, Mrs. Mary 7. |
Holbrook; Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Fletcher,
conductor. Mrs. Ella Chamberiin; assis- |
tant conductor. Mrs. Susie Walbridge; |
guard, Mrs. Alice Tobey; assistant guard,
Mrs. Mary Knights; LIST color bearer, Miss
Mamie Sault; 2nd celor bearer, Miss Hat
tie Sault Bird color bearer, Nellie Dumas;
4th color bearer, Ida Batc5elder.