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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

Bernard Dickinson Is visiting at his
gEandfather's, N. H. Dickinson.
Mr.. Casters people observed their
wedding anniversary Dee. IS BY a party
and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Pagan Of
Worcester, Mass are with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hall, during the holi-
days.
Mrs. Blodgett went to Penacook, n.
H., last Saturday. She is to remain a
short time. On her return here, she ex-
poets to be accompanied by her mother.
The IN among us are Joseph Eastman,
heart and liver trouble; carolyn Smith,
Threatened with pneumonia; Donald Nc
Farland, acute indigestion; all under
treatment Of DR.. BIodgstt-
Miss Annie Wilson returned home last
week Monday. The announcement Of
her marriage Jan. 20, 1909. TO Mr.. John
Cunningham Of Barre has been given out
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs herbert
Wilson.
A quiet home wedding was enjoyed n
the home Of q. Caspar Moulton Wednes.
day evening, Dec. q, when his daughter,
Anna, was united in marriage to Wilbur
7. Dickinson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim II. Dickinson, Rev. ]. F. Owens ON
eating. Only the immediate families o.
the bride and groom were present.
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eRANvlLLE

John Kendall was in Braintree. q day
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Powers were in
Randolph Thursday.
There was q family gathering at E. L.
Jewett's Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Plunkett were in
Stockbridge to spend Christmas.
II. w. Fuller and Miss Amelia Chand-
Ter were united in marriage Dec. % ct Et-
ma, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cloud and child Of
Barre are spending q few. days with ].
Gagnon and family.
S.H. Kent and Herman spent Christ
mas day evening at c. S. Eaton's in Roch-
ester at family gathering in honor Of
their son, who was at home from Boston
for the holiday.
The cantata Dec. "a conducted BIZ Mrs.
Cora Ford and Miss Hazel Rogers was e
success and showed that the little ones IS
well as the older had received good train
ing. The Christmas tree was well loaded
with presents for all.
Thursday evening, neighbors and
friends to the number of forty gathered
at N. ]. Pages for Christmas tree and
oyster supper. After exercises by tbs
children. the tree Was relieved OF its bur.
den Of gifts for everyone. and after listen
ing to the araphophone and partaking o.
q bountifn1 supper prepared BY the ladies
all went home full Of Christmas cheer ans
goodwill to ali.
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Mrs. stearns Is visiting her home in
johnson.
Schools have resumed after the weeks
Christmas vacation
The w. G. +. q. viii meet Saturday
with Mrs. Theron Dow.
Court resumed Monday and our jury
men returned TO Chelsea.
Mr.. and Ms. e. o. Bradbury visited
relatives In Hanover last week.
Leon Avery had the misfortune to saw
his hand quite badly one day last week.
Mr.. hin has returned to work for Mr..
Stacy. Mrs. James Stacy Is visiting In
Chelsea.
Mr.. Lake has been poorly for some
weeks and il not gaining 80 fast as his
friends could wish.
Friday night there was q Christmas tree
and gathering at the home Of G. B. Titus,
veFshire Lower village.
Ernest and Ray Cross OF Post Mills,
with their families, spent Christmas with
their mother, Mrs. Lattie Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks winslow Of North
Thetford spent Sunday with her father,
Mr.. Reeves. They returned Monday to
NORTH lnettofu.
Elder Lawrence attended the fincral Of
Mr.. Mcclure and accompanied the re-
mains to North Thetiord and conducted
services at the grave.
Hubert and Harold Brown visited theiI
brother, r. p. Brown, last week. Hubert
I Il now q practising physician located IN
I HinsdaIe. n. 81. II is a pleasure t.
chronicle the success Of vershire young
people.
The sad news OF the death OF Mrs
John Hin at her home in Plainheld wal
received here Sunday morning. Mrs
Hin was for several years resident O
Vershire and some hearts are saddened By
her death.
The Christmas exercises at the churcl
last Thursday were well attended ant
uassed OF finely. The church WAS tastil,
trimmed for the occasion and the tree
were beautiful In their burden Of Christ
mas presents. About 20 bags Of cand'
were distributed to the children.
The town clerks once and the tow
safe have been moved to the home OF =
P. Brown and Mrs. Brown appointe'
town clerk to all the unsxpired term Q
e. 1. AIlis, who, with his family, "a
J moved to Thetford Hill, where be na
purchased q store and win have charge Q
the postoface.
The donation for Elder Lawrence Tues
day evening, Dec. %, proved great sus
cess and q very enjoyable social anair.
. addition to q generous amount OF articles
useful aud necessary, s26 in money va
! presented to him In behalf OF the donor
! bv Mrs. Q. w. Powers and received
Z Mr.. Lawrence IN thankful and appreci'
I tive words.
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Leander F. huxzoll died at the home a.
bis son, G. 4. Buzzell, ON the East ufn
Dec. "a, aged s. Sra, n days. he lad
been II feeble health for long time ana
confined 10 the house most 81 the fine
for the past two years.
Mr.. Buxzeli was born Ia Berlin ana ~
sided in Moretown for forty years. when
be moved 10 Tunbridge, where he lived
until be came 10 live with his son fifteen
years ago. Fiity-hve years ago he mar
ried Miss Lorenda /. Jackson OF North
field, who survives him. They had three
children, two having died in infancy.
Mr.. Buzzell was a Democrat Of the old
school. He was q kind neiQhbor and
truo friend and . highly respected citizen
wherever he has resided.
The funeral was from his late home
sunday ct p. m, Rev. Fred Daniels Of
the Methodist church oficiatino. The
interment was in the family lot In the
Buzzen cemetery at Tunbridge.
The relatives who attended the funeral
Of Mr.. Buzzeil from out OF town were:--
Lester K. Smith OF Waitsfeld, q. w.
Martin and Orvis Roweii Of Northaeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Drew OF Tun-
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Buzxell Of
East Bethel, Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Bates, Elisha Jackson and Mrs. W. ID.
Moore OF Cavendish, Mr.. and Mrs. james
8 Diamond Of Quechee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Daily OF Sharon, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Packard Of Randolph.
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chrlstnaa 81 the FIats.

The people in the vicinity Of the Flats,
Roxbury, enjoyed pleasant evening Dec.
% ct the exercises, of singing, Rotations
and dialogues, given by the children OF
that school.
The schooihouse was tastefuliy decorat-
ed By the teacher and scholars On one
side of the room were the words, swell
come. 1905" under which reposed q
small Christmas tree, prettily trimmed,
not only with tinsel, but fifty silver ten
cent pieces, donated to the pastor, Mr..
Smith. DR.. Waning presented the tree
to Mr.. Smith with the best wishes Of ell.
On the opposite side Of the room we're
the words, "Peace on EARTH" over pic
ture Of the Madonna and the babe.
The back OF the room contained an
evergreen branch gracefully falling over
a large red bell under which were the
words. "MeKry Xmas" Besides these
decorations, sprays Of evergreen filled the
corners and fell over the door.
The tree was well filed and enjoyed BY
ali present. Credit Is due the teacher,
Miss Tracy.
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Coupons for the benefit OF Mildred
Mutually in the A. n. Hubbard piano
contest can Be left with 2. L. Merchant at
z. A. Thomas store. Il
Noah Frink q attending the dairy
school in Burlington.
Mrs. r. a. Tabor and w. c. Hoyt were
numbered among the sick last week.
Mrs. Charles Pease Of Hartford is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Trial
A. Clark.
Roy blanchard and Mr.. Donahue OF
Barre visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt
last Thursday.
Nell Ralph Of Barre city was an over
Sunday guest Of bis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Q. Ralph.
Miss Mildred Peck OF Burlington was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. o. Ralph
several days last week.
The annual roll call and dinner of the
First Cong'I church will be Saturday, and
everybody Is invited to be present.
The ninth Masonic district win hold
their annual meeting with Mystic Star
lodge, F. and A. NJ, Jan. 20, 1909.
Mrs. Edna Kempton and Miss Ada
Knox Of Hartford are spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sargent.
Mrs. 7. w. Hayes went last week to
WalIingford to spend the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. james Washburn, and
family.
Miss Florence Phelps came from Con-
cord, N. h.. last Thursday to stay several
months with her aunt, Mrs. A. L Fol-
lansbee.
Miss Anna Clark came from New York
city, arriving home Friday, to eat Christ
mas dinner with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. A. Clark.
Brookfeld Grange Dramatic club win
present the drama, "The Country Minis
ter next week Friday and Saturday
evenings, Jan. and's. in Town hall
Miss Lucy FulIam celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary Monday evening BY
entertaining thirty Of her friends. She
was the recipient OF several beautiful
presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Allis entertained
Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pow
ers Of Randolph, Earl Powers of Brain
tree, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Follansbee and
r. W. waibridge.
Mrs. A. r. Rumney and son, Wesley,
went to Richmond last week Wednesday
to spend Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. Abe Wortheim, and family, return
ing home Monday.
The annual meeting Of Mystic stat
lodge, F. and A. NJ, will be held next
Tuesday evening, Jan. 8. Election Of
officers viii be in order, with other inn
portant matters to arrange, and every
member should make a special effort K
be present.
The Town hall was well filled Christ
mas eve with an appreciative audiencl
who nttentiveIy listened to the interesting
union exercises which were well carrieC
out, and many were made happy BY re-
ceiving beautiful presents from the heavi
" laden trees.
George c. Flint, district deputy Of tb.
grange, viii be The installing officer q
the installation OF the officers Of Brook
field grange Friday evening, Jan. 1. Al
oyster supper, with other good things
will be served to the Changers and theii
families. Don't forget to bring refresh
ments, either cake, pies, doughnuts o.
rolls and milk.
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EAST RoxsuRY

West Brookfeld creamery paid 81 &c.
for November butter.
There was a family party at A. J.
Iadd's Christmas day.
c. II. Bigelow OF East Brookdeld was
in town Saturday on business.
Mary and Maud Mudgett and Mabel
Ladd are at home for the holiday vaea-
tion.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Steele and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Knowles and family spent
Christmas with friends in East Brook
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Beaton Of South
Ryegate were at d. L. Bucks for Christ
mas and with Mr.. and Mrs. Buck spent
! the day ats. Mills in Brookfeld.
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Ned sIbley vas at home from Montps-
lier last week.
Otis Flint has recovered sufficiently to
leave the hospital for home.
Fred Haynes visited relatives in Con-
cord, n. h, Christmas week
Mrs. W. II. Perkins spent Christmas
with her daughter and mother at Bethel.
The annual meetina Of the Cone'f
church. South Royalton. Friday, Jan. 1.
Miss Lucy Hammond OF Woodstock
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. c. =.
Black last week.
Fred Haynes recently killed : y
months'-old pig Of the Berkshire breed
that dressed 36l lbs.
George Flint has sold his interest in
the shoe manufacturing business to his
partner, Elmer Hapgood.
Mrs. Lyman Allen visited her brother.
Henry Tyler, who is in feeble health, at
Enosburg Fails last week.
Warren Tsnney Of PHILADELPHIA spent
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tsnney, and other relatives.
w. E. Saith OF New York city passed
Christmas week here, guest at the South
hoyalton House. He spent an outing
here last summer.
The Ladies' Social circle viii hold ita
annual business nesting Wednesday
Jan. 8, at the Cong'I parsonage. All
members are requested to be present.
Regular communication Of Rising Sun
lodge, No. Z, +. and A. NJ, and inapec-
ton by A. Lee Cady, d. d. g. NJ, next
week Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Members are requested By the W. M. to
be present for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clapp and son,
Roger, passed ChristWas with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp. Little Roger
is recovering splendidly from an opera
tion Of seyering a contracted muscle Of
the neck which Was drawing his head tc
one side 0 natural poise.
King 4. Lille Of Boston, baritone,
Miss Gertrude Lawson, reader, Of thl
Emerson College Of Oratory, Boston, and
~. Harvey Hewitt, pianist, Of the New
England Conservatory Of Music, viii
give a song recital at the Congl church
South l.oyalton, Wednesday evening
Jan. 6. Mr.. Lille is soloist Of the Wash
ington street church, Lynn. Mass.
Harold Fish has been in Baltimore
Nd, this week attending the annual con
vention q the Gamma Alpha GraduatI
Scientific fraternity, Of which he Is re
corder. He will also be in attendance al
the r1eetn gs Of the American Association
for the Advancement Of Science, which 4
also holding its annual meeting in Balti
more At this time. Mr.. Fish plans {.
spend The first part Of the month Of Jan
usry with his brother, Or. J. Euclis
. Fiah, superintendent OF the Massachu
setts Hospital-sohool At Canton, Mass.
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w,LLlAmsTowN

A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Kendrick Dec. Fl.
Miss Nellie Daley was at home from
Montpelier q part Of last week.
Miss Carrie Lewis spent Christmas day
&c her home in North Randolph.
Mr.. Thurber has sold his farm just out
az the village to Henry J. Martin.
Erwin Martin fell in bis barn last Fri
day in such way Is to break several
ribs.
Walter Granger has resigned as post
master and George WILDER has been ap-
pointed in his place.
Mrs. Emma LaPoint OF Barre viii in
stall the newly elected officers OF the W.
r. G. next Saturday.
Thomas Hoffman has moved to th'
Rrush place and John BurnetPs folks
have gone to care for Mrs. James Cheney
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holden and Mis-
Alice Thompson wers in East Barre las
MONDAY 70 attend the funeral Of thei
hrofhef.in-Iaw. Samuel CaFnes.
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Bernie Flanders has returned to Elk
horn, Wis.
snas Jsnney Of Barre is = guest at L.
]. Perkins.
Leon Perkins is at work for L. J. Rob
inson in Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Robinson were in
Brandon a day recently.
Mrs. Charles HuIett visited her mother
in Granville last Sunday.
Mrs. Q. A. Lasher Of Randolph recentls
spent two DAYS at d. J. Flanders.
J. e. Trudeau and daughter, Esther, o.
Pittsford are visiting friends for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hulett spsnl
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ed
gerton in Rochester.
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AIRS. H. A. E. Richardson visited in
Northield Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Merrill, who has been
quite sick with the grip, Is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Howe and Miss
Msrtie spent Tuesday in Montpelier.
Joy Clark and Arthur Adams Of Mont
pelier were at J. w. Howe's Thursday.
Gerald Stokes has been very sick with
bronchitis, but Is better at this writing.
The Christmas tree and exercises were
held At the Oong'l church Thursday even
ing.
Judge z. 8. Stanton Ieft.dondny morn
ing for Middlebury, where he has gone to
attend court.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ross left for Bos-
on Wednesday to spend the holidays with
Fred Roys' people.
W. j. Douglass is at home from his
work in Braintrae. This week he has
gone away visiting.
Mrs. John O'0rady and two children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolin,
in Randolph Center over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Stanton, who Is teaching in
the graded school in Bradford, Is at home
for two weeks holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Untiedt and Miss
Jennie OF West Brookfield visited Mrs.
Abbie Nichols the flrst Of the week.
At the meeting OF the grange the first
Tuesday in January, the officers are to be
installed and it is desired that all officers
elect make an effort to be present, also all
the members.
Mrs. Olive Bond and son, Sidney Bond,
and boy friend from Boston arrived ct
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Waining's, Thursday and returned Mon
day morning.
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EAsT eRooKFIELD

Eva and Everett Jackson spent Christ
mas in Chelsea.
George and Ernest Wheatley are at
home for the holidays.
Mr.. Wilkinson of Barre and Miss Ethel
Webster were married Christmas day.
Christmas exercises passed Of very
pleasantly and there was a nice display Of
gifts.
Mrs. A. E. Angel and Mrs. Sadie
Buchanan OF Woodstock are visiting at j.
NJ. Angeles.
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The exercises for Christmas ct the West
Hin church were held Thursday evening
and were among the best ever held there.
There were two large trees for the pres
enta, and two small ones near the plat
form held the candy, and after the exer-
cises, al the children present came for
ward and roceiveda bag Of candy. Sew
eral small children spoke for the flrst
time this year and were very interesting
All the decorations were In green and
red. There was . large attendance, fli-
ing tbs church to It's utmost capacity
The program follows:-
Choir. Glory IN the Highest
Prayer, Rev Fred Daniels, pastor
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Miss Ruth Dearing has gone to Essex
Mass. to teach for the winter
About thirty friends Of Miss hutn
spaulding gathered st her nome lsss
Monday evening, Il being her siAte '.l..
birthday. A very pleasant evening Vs.
enjoyed by all
Albert Bowen and daughter, Alice, q
bethel. Piiny Kinsman and family, tfeo
Chamberlain Of Rochester and others 80
down to e bountiful repast at SFans
Brooks Dec. IS. Afterwards the emu
dren had . well-flled Christmas tree
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IT have been somewhat costive. but
Doan's ReguIets gave just the results de-
sired. They act mildly and regulate the
bowels perfectly .''--George b. Krause,
800 Walnut Ave, Altoona. Pa.
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The annual nesting Of OrviiIe Bixby
post was held last Thursday. The fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year we're
chosen: Commander, NJ. ]. Sargent; 9.
V. Com, Don W. Blake; J. v. CON-, B.
F. Bow man; Q. NJ, c. J. Sleeper; Surg,
H. Walker; Chap, @. H. Hackett; o. D.,
o. n. skoughton; delegate, s. NJ. Snow F;
alternate, q. II. Hackett.
The following officers Of the W. r. g.
were elected At their annual meeting;--
Mrs. Nina stonghfon was reelected presi-
dent; Hrs. Mary Shepard, S. "; Mrs.
Nettie Waldo, J. "; Mrs. Nettie Cloud,
Treas. Mrs. Mary Green, Cond.; Mrs,
Edna Blake, guard; Mrs. Susie Hackett,
delegate; Mrs. Eta Smith, alternate.
At the annual meeting Of Mark J. Har-
gent camp, No. "a, Sons Of Veterans, the
following officers were elected Com
mandtr, Edw. Martin; S. v, c., +. q.
spaulding; J. ". O., Walter Williamsi
camp council, l. @. Woodland, Q. n.
Blake, W. R. spauiding; delegates, Wal
ter Williams, q. L. Smith; alternates, @.
M. Blake, F. @. spauiding.
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WEST BRooKFIELD

George West vas called to Chelsea on g
special petit jury
J. w. Untiedt and daughter were in
Northlleld one day this week.
Miss Minnie Ruiz spent Christmas with
her parents In East Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Untiedt were at
Joe Howe's in Roxbury Sunday.
Judge c. Il. Bigelow and W. @. Clark
Of Brookhald were at J. W. Untiedt's
Saturday.
The young people at Newton Summers
gave a whist party 10 their friends
Wednesday evening.
The Christmas trees and exercises at
the church were q credit to those who had
charge ana were largely attended by the
friends and parents OF the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. White and children OF
Brookfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy OF Ran
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Norman
and children Of Braintree spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Norman.
Stanley Wilson. states attorney, Of
Chelsea and Guy Newell, constable OF
Brookfeld. were called here Saturday tC
arrest and attend court in state against
David Phillips and Ben Phillips for in
toxication. They pleaded guilty and
were fined IS and cost.
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lliy'tWo families in this town received
'lu''antial Christmas present In the
,llF o. eithefa barrel or halt-barrei Of
a'li delivered 70 them during the even
,ls q Dec a from the feed store Of j. A.
I. eof"in Son. This flour was from .
WV. ~.la whose name by request Is not
s lls ho1f was the Adrian all-round
. -.sl ala cost The donor nearly $3.50. II
,,. ''.'u,y vas a unique way to give a sub
s. ,l.lAl GU toso many people and the
ssI uoI I the same party that gave many
~. ''' 20 similar presents last Christ
i, y. grateful teatimonials we hear to
unknown FREUD most certainly teati.
s. .as appreciation Of the gift they re.
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RIehards--CassIdy WsddInq.

A pretty home wedding occurred at
Mrs. Mary Cassidy's Christmas day ct 5
O'Clock, when her daughter, Lillian Ger
trude, was united in marriage to Mr.. An
sci Richards Of this town. The ring serv-
ice was used. Rev. Fraser Metzger was
the officiating clergyman.
The bride, who was daintily goAned in
white, carried white carnations. She
was attended BY Miss Jennie Cleveland,
who also wore white and carried pink
carnations The groom was attended BY
George Cassidy, brother Of the bride.
Immediately after the ceremony, 9
bountiful supper was served to thirty
five of their relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards left on the
night train for Boston amid a shower Of
rice.
Many beautiful as we'll Is useful pres
ents were left them.
Those from out Of town to attend the
wedding we're Mrs. ]. ID. Laport and
Miss Julia Tatro Of Randolph, Mr.. AND
Mrs. A. r. Fielders and daughter and K
r. FieIders OF South Royalton and Mis-
Jennie and Hubert Cleveland Of Brain
krea
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sae0n.a ooIonIal sIaeboard.


- representative John L. Bacon has a
G' 'lsolne piece 81 colonial furniture at
n0ne M White River junction which
c19l,oaRht there from his old home in
49, says an exchango. It isa side
tya w ol ne Hipplowhite sorpontine front
S Ky, 3 STYLE which in some 81 is minor
al. ~ - eeafs resemblance 20 the Chippen-
roio,, 1nien vas popular In New England
h. r.al homes Made Of the finest quail
g,.. -.'uosany q fish bone band in black,
al ~. va White and scarcely an eighth Of
oitt 'sl ia width extends the entire front
ibs ~. ,lue board near the top, while along
sslt te'i edge Is another band about q
A. 'l s. vide and Of the black and
wv ~ diamond tyne.
sry ,'te'iv the sIdeboard was the pro-
h, ~ " Lement Bacon, grandfather Of
brias. ~, " owner, who lived 10 soutb.
b,s. Mass aud ota family prominent
mn. ~ ahnala Of Worcester county 10,
a. sAa two centuries. The earliest
5, ~ home vas In locality flrat aettler
3, 80. I.ua Of French auRuenot Refugees
49,, sa 3 were driven thsrefrom by IN