Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21

Anhlu ana compass lnal surveyed TIN
county and which came from Liverpool
Eng, in 1863; loaned by +. W. Cooke.
First rotary public seal of Orange coun
ty; loaned by Donald Emery.
Cane, 200 years old, from wood nea
Jerusalem; from Henry Adams.
Two oil paintings that came from Eng.
land, $50 years old; loaned by Mrs. Mar
Tracy.
Mrs. B. H. Adams and Mrs. Julia Bixb,
had fine collection of old china and one
piece Of genuine willow ware.
Tongue OF the bell used in the old acad-
envy that was burned years ago; by W. $
Hatch.
Bass viol used in the NJ. E. church 3:
loaned by II. W. Dearborn.
Picture OF the old academy, drawn bv
Harvey o. Vincent in ls2S; by Mrs. 5. n.
Goss.
I Book printed in 100, supposed to be the
only one in existence; by J. N. Comstock.
Quilt which came from China in 1874.
loaned by j. o. Perkins, brought to Lynn,
+ Mass. by an English sea captain and pre-
sented to his great-great- grandmother
1t was brought to Chelsea in 1900 by his
grandfather, Ebenezer Perkins.
silk embroidery wrought by Mrs. Laura
o. Rice in 1870, when she was II years old
by Mrs. George l.. Stow.
Cradle made By Russell Corwiu y years
ago; loaned by +. NJ. Perkins
Silver money dated 1892; loaned by Mrs.
E. G.. Gould, East Bethel
Mormon bill signed by joseph Smith.
Jr., the founder of Mormonism; by j. NJ
Comstock.
Mrs Ellen NJ. Scales had the largest coll
lection, which included pewter tangard
used in the Congl church in $500; also
homemade linen, beautiful crockery.
Indian moccasins, worn by an Indian in
the Custer massacre, and a lot OF fine old
china u AhfHn1rrs al
written By Daniel Webster IN 1900.
II space permitted we could mention
hundreds OF other rare and valuable relics
that gave much pleasure 10 visitors In the
few days they were on exhibition.
FORMER RESIDENT VISITORS.
Lebanon, \. A. Franklin z. Davis. /
Mrs. II. II. Kline.
Lisbon, n. H.-Philena Slack, F. A. /
Robbins
Lowell, Mass.-C. F. Hemenvay. Nora
II. smith, Fannie Smith. Mabel Smith. /
B. w. smith. James p. Roberts George a 4
skinner Julian G, Hood. Mrs. Julia Roy 4
rs, Harry j. Corwin, Mrs \. II. Perkins.
E. J. Hood Mrs. Mary A. patten.
Boston, Mass. Fred +. Atwood, Emma
:. Darling, Mrs. j. ID. Lane, Vinton A.
'orwin, Col. Charles K. Darling.
Cambridge, Mass. Mrs Fannie l..
frames, Royal d. Gould, Alice L. Cranes.
Mrs. f. G. CRANES
Nashua, \. H.-Mrs. William Roberts.
+. Stone.
La Crosse, Wis.-Nelson d. Allen, Mrs.
Martha 5. Allen.
North bridge-John Durkee. ND.
Yrs. Mary J. Durkee.
Somerville, Mass.-Chares r. Corwin,
'lr. and Mrs. George A. Emery, Allen A,
emery. Ella y. Jones, Mrs. {. II. Corwin.
ilrs. A. B.Carpenter.
Barred. l.. skinner, Mrs. lisa bel s. Rob- {
rts, Mrs. Ella B. Moorcroft, Mrs. Lucinda
alter, Mrs. Luella Woodruff.
Washington-Mrs. Zeruah Seaver. Grace
4. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. stan
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Seaver. /
Montpelier-Mrs Ada A. Wheelock. ]
lrs. F. H, Tracy, r. H. Lyon. /
Tunbridge r Mrs. Jennie Robbins.
latham Noyes' George c. Robbins, Kate {
:. Sanborn.
wiliamstown- C. c. Hood, Mrs. Laura
+. Hood
Bethel-Mrs, Martha Cushing. Edward
. Davis.
South Royalton, A. A. Abbott, Mrs. Hat
e NJ. Stoughton. Z
Hanover Center, y. H.-H. W. Barnes.
erbert L. Barnes. Z
Newbury-Mary A. Luce, Harland E. c
uce. \
Mrs. Minnie f. Goss, willmette. M J
rs. Mary c. Church, Springfield, Mass. |,
Y. Hood, Winooski; Mrs. Truman q
ldrich, Post Mills; Rev. f. II. Roberts r
townsville; Rev. William NJ. Roberts L
ttsfeld; l.. Blanche Sargent. Mancbes. {!
r, n. H.; A, Wolcott Saranna. I'M L
mes p, Richardson, West Medford p
ass. Mrs. A. II. Camp, Worcester: Mrs, b
w. L. French. Shirley, Mass. Ruth a pl
evens, Randolph Mrs. Emma Gould. p
ist Bethel; Mrs. Mary +. Bradbury, =
aremont, y. H.; Mrs. Elizabeth Fi6eld y
arlington; Martin ;. Hall. Fitchburg u
ass; Mrs Grace V. Dunning, Randolph sc
e.; Royal B. Goodwin. North CRAFTS an
ryi Mrs. f. ]. McAllister, Wakefield OF
ass. Marcellus Gould, Fenacook. y. ri. 70
hn B. Hatch, Athol, Mass; Albert Il, Il
merry, Montague City, Mass. Mrs. Myra n
eentield, Mass; Mrs. Annie z. Fish er
alden, Mass. L. Janet Smith, Medford az
ass; Ned A. Griffin, Bellows Falls m
ldie Allen, Montclair, n. j.: Mrs an
omas Bishop, Brooklyn, y. y: Mrs. q IA
Allen, East Barnard; c. j. Baker. East
x6ury; Rev. William II. Davis. New re-
4, Mass. DR.. Walter $. Vincent. Bpr- vi
gton; Ethel NJ. Bailey. Newbury. ID a fr,
ckwith, Waterbury; Charles H. Putney &c
Alfred Charles Hatch. Nor
FL, Conn; Flora NJ. Corwin. New Bed ta'
ID, Mass; Mrs. Gail c. Helmer. New an
Tx city; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Emery We
yalton; "A. Flanders, Franklin Falls co
II. lAtN- anu MIS-. j. l.. knaDD. Fag-
rgh; Kew. and Mrs. A. j. Eastman ~
st Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carpen- an
, North Randolph; Mrs. E. P. Brown. OF
rshire. :
VISITORS NOT FORMER RESIDENTS. ~
lrs A. C. Hatch, Norwich. Conn III,
thur Corwin, Somerville. Mass; Vim of
It Cunning, Randolph, Me-; Carol " of
ten, Leonard Hatch. William L. Rogers. jor
ne L. Powers, Boston; Julia V. Cum grt
1gs, Hadley, Mass; Hattie Z. Dow not
len q. Dow, Cambridge. Mass; Edith in,
cGranor. NorN ich, Conn; Harry i sar
oerts. Mrs. c. l. Hood, Mrs. H. F. Rob car
$ Mrs. E. A. Mansur, Frank A. Libby inf
5. I. Z. Hemenway, Annie Shepard -
veil, Mass; Sanford A. Goss. Mar III
s. Willmette, H.; Mrs. Marcellus Ter.
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