Amherst Willoughby RUBLEE

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    BIRT PLAC Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    BURI PLAC East Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA
                  

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    OCCU Storekeeper

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    BIRT PLAC Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    DEAT PLAC East Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    BURI PLAC East Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

Known as William, Jr. after his grandfather, he began work at age 18 in the store in East Berkshire, VT. owned by his father and grandfather before him . In 1884, he bought the store. He was the postmaster for 17 years and held such public offices as side judge, school director, and representative to the state legislature. He was active in the First Congregational Church in E. Berkshire dying wihile repairing the organ there. [Berger, 1974]

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    MARR PLAC Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA
                  

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    BIRT PLAC Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    DEAT PLAC East Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    BURI PLAC Calvary Episcopal Cem. E. Berkshire, VT.

He attended Brigham Academy in Bakersfield, VT. In 1899, he bought the furni- ture business of Harvey Domina. In 1915, he built a new store in E. Berkshire on land owned by the Rublee family since 1842. He owned and operated the store until 1953, when he sold the building to the Catholic Diocese. He was active in his community, holding many town offices. In his youth, he played in the West Berkshire Concert Band. He served 1 term in the Vermont Legislature in 1927. [Berger, 1974]
                  

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    OCCU Homemaker

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    BIRT PLAC Berkshire, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    DEAT PLAC St. Albans, Franklin Co. VT. USA

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    BURI PLAC Calvary Episcopal Cem. E. Berkshire, VT.

She was educated in Berkshire. She clerked in her brother's store before her marriage. She enjoyed playing the banjo for her family and at public occasions She was a member of the Trout River Grange, the East Berkshire Home Demonstra- tion group, and the Missisquoi Chapter #51, OES. She attended the Calvary Church in E. Berkshire. After the death of her husband, Mrs. Hope moved with her daughters to E. Berkshire, VT. [Berger, 1974]