Gazetteer of Orange County, Vt., 1762-1888
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Prince took the butter tub factory built by his father, which busi- ness he still continues.
WilHam B. Viall, son of A. Boynton and Lucy (Newell) Viall, was born in Dorset, Bennington county, in 1842, and in 1862 entered the employ of the Central Vermont railroad, with which he has continued nineteen years, now holding the position of adjuster of claims for that road. In 1868 he mar- ried Eunice L., daughter of Alden and Clarissa (Rice) Lamb, of Granville, Addison county, and they have one daug...hter, Lucy Clarissa, born January 14, 1880. Mr. Viall located in West Randolph in 1878, where he is the present postmaster. He has traveled in all the states of the Union except one.
Joseph J. Butterfield, son of Truman T. and Martha (Willey) Butterfield, was born in Berlin, Washington county. He learned cigar-making and worked at his trade in Montpelier for six years. In 1875 he married Sophia Lachner, by whom he has had two sons — Elmer, born in 1876, and Edward, TOWN OF RANDOLPH. 389 who died in infancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prince took the butter tub factory built by his father, which busi- ness he still continues.
WilHam B. Viall, son of A. Boynton and Lucy (Newell) Viall, was born in Dorset, Bennington county, in 1842, and in 1862 entered the employ of the Central Vermont railroad, with which he has continued nineteen years, now holding the position of adjuster of claims for that road. In 1868 he mar- ried Eunice L., daughter of Alden and Clarissa (Rice) Lamb, of Granville, Addison county, and they have one daug...hter, Lucy Clarissa, born January 14, 1880. Mr. Viall located in West Randolph in 1878, where he is the present postmaster. He has traveled in all the states of the Union except one.
Joseph J. Butterfield, son of Truman T. and Martha (Willey) Butterfield, was born in Berlin, Washington county. He learned cigar-making and worked at his trade in Montpelier for six years. In 1875 he married Sophia Lachner, by whom he has had two sons — Elmer, born in 1876, and Edward, TOWN OF RANDOLPH. 389 who died in infancy.
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