Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-08

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The funeral service over the remains OF
Charles +. Wyman, whose death occurred
May 81 after years illness from a can
cerous growth in the side, Was held in the
Congl church at 2 O'Clock Friday after
noon. Rev. @. f. Ladd Of Woodstock Of
ticlated, being assisted by Rev. Fraser
Metzger, and quartet composed of DR.. A.
G. Bailey, Miss Lettie Bailey, Miss G. Kate
Howard and A. ii. Beedle, sang the appro-
PIRATE selections, "Abide with Me-
"What is Life ?" and "Rock of Ages. /"
The bearers were w. A. Jones, II. II. How
ard, A. j. Foster and A. II. Powers. The
friends from out OF town present at the
service were Beeman Howe and son of
Roxbury, Frank Spaulding and daughter
OF ST. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II; Silver Of
MONTPELIER. Horace Hebard and Andrew
Durham OF Williamstown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fuller OF Rochester and Mrs. Frank
Rogers of Barre.
The listers, {. r. Granger, J. B. Adams
and Horace Clifford, have completed the
annual investigation of the taxable prop
erty of the town and summarize their
work as follows;-Real estate, first class,
442 1l3-l20 acres, at a total value for taxa
ton Of S755.070; second class. Is, AS $40
acres, valued at s5S7, 4i0, making the
this IS added personal estate OF 1865, 64s,
bringing the total valuation OF real and
personal estate up to 5000, 1853, one per
cent OF which is s20,09l.5 SO. There are in
town 759 taxable polls (2l less than last
year. assessed at y each, giving S151S,
which tdded to one per cent of the real
and perional estate makes the grand list
Tor 1905 81 ,6095S, a decrease of s10.3S from
last year. The total amount Of deduc-
lions made from the list Of taxpayers on
account of debts owing is s205, 706, an in
crease q 80, 46I over the deductions made
for debs in 1904. One hundred and sew
enty -sgen persons are exempted from the
poll tax of whom 70 are soldiers. In 1904
the listrs computed the first-class real es-
tate at a 67-l20 acres, and the second
class at2s, APO rs acres.
Curtis II. Kibbee OF Brookfield and Mrs.
HattieL. Lamson OF this place were united
in mar iage at 5 o'clock last Thursday even
ing by the Rev. Fraser Metzger at the
brides home on Central street, where
about fifty relatives and friends assem- bled
for the wedding. The bride was very
handsomely gowned in a light ehangeabl
silk oipink and green made with white
lace yDke. The wedding march was rem
deredby George Chatfield, violinist, and |
Mrs. Sertha Blanchard, pianist, and after
the srvice came reception at which the
newg married couple received the felici- |
tatims Of their friends. Fruit punch was
servd by Mrs. Charles Davis OF Brook |
fieldand Mrs. 0rrin Kimball OF West Ber- |
lin, while Miss Esther George and Miss
Carrie Manchester waited upon the COM
pam with cake and waters. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Kitoee, who left Saturday on their we'd
DIN, trip TO Boston and Everett, Mass,
wen the recipients of beautiful gifts Ia /
linn, china, cut glass and silver. Among |
theguests were the groom's parents, Mr..
an. Mrs. Alonzo Kibbee OF Brookfield; /
hichildren, Miss Efiie and Carleton Kib-
he hsal F4.lap IL.
Woodstock; Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin KIM
bal and three children Of West Berlin,
ard Mrs. Charles Davis Of Brookfield.
I is sometimes Illuminating to see our
seves as Others see us. and this is TIE way
tie Essex Record sees those individuals
VINO cut and hack the shelters and trees in
Aari-Castle park and boldly proclaim
tieir fooiishness by writing their names
al over the plaee:-.'lf there is one thing
more than another that will cause a man
. lose faith N the final salvation OF all /
men, il is the work Of such creatures as
he vancals who destroy trees. shrubs, i
lte., in parks and on public and private /
grounds. There can be no possible excuse
or such waHton work The person who
Vill do il Is moral degenerate and the
world ~ better of without him than with
lis fostering presence communicating the
,ure air. Randolph has a case OF this
lind who hes been destroying small trees
md shrubs in Mari-Castle park which, L
hough private park, is open 10 the pub
&c at all times without any restrictions.
'ol. A. b. Chandler Is a Randolph boy
vho has done and is doing much for his
Iative town, and he has not an enemy in
he world. This WORK is vandalis pure
nd simple and not 10 be charged to any
mRn or boy, but 10 a moral
egenerate. The authorities should take
tops to put that person where he will
ave good hard work every day of hH
lisera BILE life