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Camp Albert, (Stowe) farmer 12, h Main st.
Camp Gould W., (Stowe) r 49, farmer 25.
Camp Lewis C., (Stowe) hostler, h Main st.
Campbell Fred, (Stowe) r 3, farmer 673.
Campbell George, (Stowe) r 4 cor 5, farmer, leases of W. H. H. Bingham II8.
Campbell Henry J., (Stowe) r 19, sugar orchard 400 trees, dairy 13 cows, and farmer, works on shares for S. S. Thompson IIO.
Carey Hudson, (Stowe) r 22, sugar orchard 600 trees, and farmer, leases of Isaac Carey, of Waterbury, 120.
Carey Joseph, (Stowe) r 25, farmer, leases of Thomas Downer 100.
Chaffee Andrew J., (Stowe) r 31, breeder of Jersey cattle, dairy 10 cows, far- mer, leases of Vernon Wilkins 87.
Chaffee Hiram, (Stowe) r 24, farmer 43.
Chaffee Mark, (Stowe) off r 27, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer, with Nathan R. Chaffee 76.
Chaffee Nathan R., (Stowe) r 27, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer, with Mark 76.
Chapin Charles, (Stowe) r 20, laborer.
Chapman Allen, (Stowe) barber and billiard saloon, Main st., bds Bridge. Chapman Benjamin, (Stowe) dealer in poultry, sheep pelts, hides, and skins. and farmer 4, h Bridge st.
Chase Samuel B., (Stowe) r 10, lumberman, owns timber lot 25 acres.
CHENEY ALBERT H., (Stowe) r 41, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 250.
Churchill Charles R., (Stowe) town collector, and farmer 5, and with Venon Wilkins 240, h Maple st.
Churchill Joseph, (Stowe) pensioner, h Main st.
CHURCHILL LYMAN A., (Stowe) hostler at Mt. Mansfield Hotel, news- dealer and horse trainer, h Main st.
Churchill Walter F., (Stowe) son of Charles R., h Maple st.
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Clara Joseph, (Stowe) r 66, sugar orchard 350 trees, and farmer 160.
Clark Carlos S., (Stowe) r 8, sugar orchard 750 trees, dairy 10 cows, farmer 135.
Clark Lyman G., (Stowe) r 8, breeder of grade Jersey cattle, and farmer 50. Cleveland Edwin F., (Stowe) r 62, farmer 40.
Clough Oramel C., (Waterbury Center, Wash. Co.,) on pent road near r 44, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 100.
COBB ENOS B., (Stowe) r 37, farms for the Butler estate, dairy 33 cows and farm 500.
Cobb J. Charles, (Stowe) r 17, teamster, owns 7 acres.
Cobb Susan, (Stowe) r 17, widow of James B, owns 4 acres.
Colburn Susan Mrs, (Stowe) r 50, widow of Henry H., h and 3 acres.
CONANT BEN F., (Stowe) r 65, eclectic physician and surgeon, and owns farm 30.
COOK HIRAM L., (Stowe) r 50, shoemaker, house painter.
Cooley Frank, (Stowe) r 62, dairy 8 cows, and farmer 113.
Corse Rodney N., (Stowe) r 36, sawyer.
Crandall E. R. Mrs., (Stowe) h Maple st.
Crane Charles H., (Stowe) employee of Pike & Robinson, bds Main st.
Culver George M., (Stowe) cooper, h Main st.
CULVER GEORGE W., (Stowe) carpenter and joiner, cabinet-maker, and dealer in groceries and notions, Main st., h do.
Culver Herbert F., (Stowe) r 56, farmer, leases of Daniel Russell 70.
Culver Randall A., (Stowe) r 56, farmer 150.
Culver Willis W., (Stowe) r 60, manufacturer of lumber, and farmer 175.
Cutler Charles, (Stowe) r 37, laborer.
Cutler Charles E., (Stowe) r 9, farmer, employee of Frank J. Benson.
Cutler Edward C., (Stowe) r 50, laborer, h and lot.
Cutler John B., (Stowe) r 9, laborer, owns I acre.
Damon John A., (Stowe) carpenter and joiner, bds Main st. Davis David, (Stowe) r 21, dairy 13 cows, farmer 200.
Davis Hira, (Stowe) off r 41, farmer 50.
Davis Hira, Jr., (Stowe) r 41 cor 42, farmer 253.
Davis Joseph, (Stowe) r 41, sugar orchard 800 trees, and farmer 100.
Davis Lyman, (Stowe) r 41, laborer, owns 50 acres mountain land.
Davis Lyman, (Stowe) r 38, farmer 50.
Decelle Frank, (Stowe) r 46, laborer.
Decelle Moses, (Stowe) blacksmith, bds Branch st.
Demas Edward, (Stowe) pent road, farmer, leases of Hollis Brown 33 acres. Demois Lewis, (Stowe) r 24, cook at Mt. Mansfield House.
DILLINGHAM ISAIAH M., (Stowe) r 68, sugar orchard 600 trees, dairy 12 cows, stock raiser and farmer 200.
Dodge C. Edward, (Stowe) off r 30, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 400 trees, farmer 10, and leases of O. W. Butler 100.
Dodge James M., (Stowe) r 50, farmer, leases of Miss M. C. Foster 24. Douglass Almon E., (Stowe) r 65, meat peddler.
DOUGLASS CHARLES, (Stowe) employee of J. E. Houston, and farmer with Stephen A. Douglass 100.
DOUGLASS FRED, (Stowe) r 24, employee of George G. Foster.
Douglass Joseph, (Stowe) r 27, laborer.
Douglass Moses, (Stowe) r 223, sugar orchard 225 trees, and farmer 75.
DOUGLASS STEPHEN A., (Stowe) off r 22, farmer, with Charles 100. Downer Thomas, (Stowe) cattle broker, h Pleasant st.
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Drugg John, (Stowe) r 40, dairy 12 cows, and farmer, works on shares for Daniel Hodge 100.
Dwinnell Sylvester, (Stowe) r 63, farmer 15.
Edgerton Erastus, (Stowe) r 48, farmer 5.
Edson Sylvester, (Stowe) r 22, farmer 120.
Ennis James, (Stowe) r 67, dairy 14 cows, sugar orchard 35 trees, farmer 150.
Faunce H. Bertram, (Stowe) stage driver from Waterbury to Morrisville em- ployee of E. C. Bailey & Son, h School st.
FAUNCE HORACE C., (Stowe) r 37, (Smith & Faunce,) sexton, owns 4 acres.
Fay Emmett, (Stowe) laborer, h Main st.
Ferry John, (Stowe) r 27, employee of H. M. Bruce.
Fisher Abraham, (Stowe) farrier, h Maple st.
Fitzgerald Edward, (Stowe) laborer, bds Maple st.
Fitzgerald Patrick, (Stowe) r 38 cor 40, laborer, h and lot.
Flanders Daniel P., (Stowe) r 31, farmer 150.
Flanders Obed C., (Stowe) r 1, farmer 40.
Foley Matthew, (Stowe) book-keeper for Mt. Mansfield House,
Foster George G., (Stowe) r 24, manufacturer of butter tubs.
French Aaron, (Stowe) r 38 cor 40, invalid.
French Frank F., (Stowe) r 42, thresher and farmer, leases of Whitney estate 55 acres.
French Martin E., (Stowe) r 48, laborer.
French Susanna, (Stowe) r 38 cor 40, widow of Daniel N.
FULLER HIRAM S., (Orange, Mass.,) r 64, farmer 63, and employee of the New Home Sewing Machine Co., Orange, Mass.
FULLER HIRAM S. MRS., (Stowe) r 64, dairy 6 cows, and manages farm of 63.
Fuller Ira, (Stowe) r 65, farmer.
Fuller Ira H., (Stowe) r 64, son of. Hiram S.
Fuller Samuel T., (Stowe) r 46, sugar orchard 900 trees, farmer 85.
GALE BOWMAN T., (Stowe) r 3, dairy 10 cows, stock raiser, cattle broker, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer 672.
Gale Frank, (Stowe) off r 62, farmer 100.
Gale Presson R., (Stowe) r 67, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 200.
Gale Presson, Jr., (Stowe) r 61, dairy 30 cows, sugar orchard 1,650 trees, and farmer 200.
George Allen P., (Stowe) r 1, farmer 64.
GERRY ORLANDO F., (Stowe) r 9, dairy 12 cows, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 134. Soldier in the war for the Union nearly 3 years. Gibbs Deliza Miss, (Stowe) r 46, h and & acre.
Gibbs Edward A., (Stowe) r 38, farmer 118.
Gibbs George, (Stowe) r 41, farmer 51.
Gibbs Henry, (Stowe) r 42, sugar orchard Soo trees, and farmer 148.
Gibbs William, (Stowe) r 38, farmer, with Edward A.
Gibbs William, Jr., (Stowe) r 45, farmer 5, and mountain land 50.
Gile Liscomb, (Waterbury Center, Washington Co.,) r 43, fariner 25.
Gile Stephen, (Stowe) off r 4, farmer 62.
Gillett Willis, (Stowe) manuf. of head stones and monuments, Maple, h do. *GODFREY ALMON W., (Stowe) r 49, farmer So. [Card on page -. ] Godfrey Jacob J., (Stowe) r 47, farmer, leases of Oscar May, of Waterbury, 70. Godfrey Lorenzo, (Stowe) off r 30, leases of estate of Simon J. 140.
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Green Monroe, (Stowe) r 8, farmer, leases of Carlos S. Clark 100.
Gregg Ezra, (Stowe) r 3, manuf. of lumber, and farmer 15.
Griffin Joel, (Stowe) laborer, h Main.
GRIFFIN JOEL L., (Stowe) tanner, employee of E. W. W.ebster.
Grout Don D., (Stowe) physician and surgeon, Maple, h do.
Hale Charles F., (Stowe) retired farmer, h Maple.
Hale Edward K., (Stowe) r 70, dairy 20 cows, and farmer, leases of Joseph Newhouse, of Morristown, 300.
HALE GEORGE A., (Stowe) r 38, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 80.
Hammond Azro A., (Stowe) r 31, invalid.
Hapgood Cordelia A. Mrs., (Stowe) h Pleasant.
Harlow Almon T., (Stowe) r 27, farmer 100.
Harlow George W., (Stowe) r 27, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 75. Soldier in the Union army.
Harris Charles B., (Stowe) r 8, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 600 trees, and farmer 100.
HARRIS GEORGE A., (Stowe) r 8, dairy 10 cows, breeder of Black- hawk and Lambert horses, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 18.
Harris Henry J., (Stowe) r 9, Ist selectman, breeder of Cotswold sheep, dairy 21 cows, sugar orchard 800 trees, and farmer 220.
Harris Horace, (Stowe) r 26, farmer 60, aged 80.
Harris John G., (Stowe) r 25, farmer 200.
Harris Lucia, (Stowe) r 9, widow of Joel, Jr., resides with Henry J.
Harris Oscar G., (Stowe) assistant postmaster, and dealer in groceries, Main, cor Bridge.
Harris William H., (Stowe) r 25, farmer 25.
Hart Andrew J., (Stowe) r 21, dairy 11 cows, sugar orchard 850 trees, farmer 160, and in Elmore 100.
Hatch Otis, (Stowe) pent road, farmer 100.
Hayes Orrin Philander, (Stowe) off r 50, farmer 140.
Henderson Ira, (Stowe) r 51, farmer, with Josephus Munn.
Hodge Daniel W., (Stowe) cheese maker, and farmer 100, h Maple.
Hodge Ephraim T., (Stowe) r 36, shoemaker, and owns with his son, Holden S., 4 acres.
Hodge Holden S., (Stowe) r 36, carpenter and joiner, owns with his father, E. T., 4 acres.
Hodge Russell C., (Stowe) r 45, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, breeder of grade Jersey and Ayrshire cattle, and Chester white hogs, dairy 32 cows, and farmer 290.
Hoisington Carlos C., (Stowe) r 60, farmer 30.
Hoisington Carlos R., (Stowe) r 49, laborer.
Holmes Alvin P., (Stowe) shoemaker, Main st., h do.
HOUSTON HENRY, (Stowe) r 27, employee of James E. Houston.
HOUSTON JAMES E., (Stowe) r 29, manuf. of butter tubs and sawed shingles, and farmer 60, gives employment to 8 men.
Howe George, (Stowe) r 49, blacksmith, and farmer, with L. E. Armstrong 22.
Hutchings Charles, (Stowe) r 56, farmer 50.
Hutchings Eugene M., (Stowe) r 42, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 100.
IDE MARCUS, (Stowe) allo. physician and surgeon, Main st., h Main cor Bridge.
Isham Frances D. Mrs., (Stowe) prop. of Isham Hotel, Main st.
Isham Hotel, (Stowe) Mrs. F. D. Isham, prop., Main st.
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Jackman Alfred I., (Stowe) r i cor 2, son of Thomas C.
JACKMAN THOMAS C., (Stowe) r I cor 2, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 135.
Jackson Walter, (Stowe) butcher, bds with A. C. Raymond.
JENNEY GEORGE W., (Stowe) town agent for the sale of school books, watchmaker and dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, sewing machines, millinery and fancy goods, toilet articles, etc., librarian of Stowe library, Main st., h do.
Jenney Henry E., (Stowe) r 18, farms for E. C. Bailey, dairy 12 cows, sugar orchard 725 trees, and 100 acres.
Jenney Kendrick, (Stowe) r 18, farmer 45.
Jewett Ralph P., (Stowe) r 49, farm hand, owns rz acres.
JUDSON ORLO L., (Stowe) r 16, breeder of Jersey cattle and Cotswold sheep, sugar orchard 650 trees, and farmer 200.
Kaiser Ed, (Stowe) laborer, h Main.
KAISER SAMUEL H., (Stowe) general blacksmithing, h Branch st.
Kellogg Allen, (Stowe) r 36, farmer.
Kelly Betsy R. Mrs., (Stowe) laundry, h School st.
Kenyon Cyrus F., (Stowe) r 67, farmer go.
Kidder Benjamin F., (Stowe) off r 12, sugar orchard 100 trees, dairy I I cows, farmer 75, and timber land 100.
Kidder Hannah D., (Stowe) off r 12, (Mrs. B. T.,) owns pasture and wood- land 75 acres.
Kidder Lucius L., (Stowe) off r 12, farmer, with his father Benjamin F., and owns timber lot 60 acres.
Kimball Luke, (Stowe) r 6, farmer 100.
Kimball Marshall P., (Stowe) house painter and whitewasher, h Main.
Knight Asa, (Stowe) r 36, laborer.
Knowlton Eliza P. Mrs., (Stowe) r 49, resident.
Lamson Augustus C., (Stowe) retired harness maker, owns 3 acres, h Pleas- ant st.
Lapelle Frank, (Stowe) r 20, farmer 243.
Lapelle Henry, (Stowe) r 13, laborer.
Lapoint Merrill, (Stowe) r 13, grain thresher, and farmer 50.
Laraway Albert, (Stowe) works at Mt. Mansfield Hotel, h School st.
Lathe Henry, (Stowe) carpenter and joiner and saw filer, School st.
Lathe Lucy, (Stowe) (Mrs. Henry) seamstress, School st.
Latouch John, (Stowe) teamster, h Pleasant st.
Ledoux Lewis, (Stowe) r 17, laborer.
Lewis Frank W., (Stowe) pastor M. E. church, h Main.
Litch Charles W., (Stowe) laborer, son of Samuel, h Maple.
Litch Samuel, (Stowe) laborer, h Maple.
Loomis Orlin, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 25.
Loomis Orlo, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 25.
Loomis Seth R., (Stowe) r 21, farmer 100.
Loomis William W., (Stowe) r 21, farmer, with Seth R.
Lovejoy Columbus, (Stowe) blacksmith, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 75, and 225 acres timber land.
LOVEJOY CORNELIUS, (Stowe) r 17, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 100. Lovejoy Jennie, (Stowe) r 17, widow of Peter C., aged 90, pensioner.
LUCE ALBERT, (Stowe) r 53, cor 54, sugar orchard 500 trees, and farmer 115.
Luce Asa, (Stowe) r 50, shoemaker.
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LUCE BYRON H., (Stowe) r 42, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 175.
Luce Dan S., (Stowe) r 52, farms for E. C. Bailey 280.
Luce Edmond S., (Stowe) carpenter and joiner, h Main.
LUCE GEORGE, (Stowe) r 55, sugar orchard 450 trees, and farmer 100. Luce John G., (Stowe) r 30, farmer 23.
Luce Joshua, (Stowe) r 49, farmer 25.
Luce Josiah A., (Stowe) r 36, works on shares for Allen S. Kellogg 100.
Luce Lucinda M., (Stowe) (Mrs Thomas S.,) breeder and dealer in Canary birds, and manuf. of floor rugs.
Luce Orlo E., (Stowe) clerk for Miles & McMahon, bds with George Ray- mond.
Luce Thomas S., (Stowe) r 29, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 125.
Luce William B., (Stowe) r 54, sugar orchard 600 trees, and farmer 75.
Luce Zimri, (Stowe) r 36, farmer.
Lucia Charles, (Stowe) r 55, cooper, owns I acre.
Macutchan John W., (Stowe) r 23, cor 20, farmer 80.
Macutchan Volney P., (Stowe) attorney at law, master in chancery, and in- surance agent, Main, h Bridge.
Magoon Bradley, (Stowe) r 37, laborer.
Magoon Edwin, (Stowe) r 50. laborer, employee of H. M. Bruce.
Mansfield Seth A., (Stowe) r 66, dairy & cows, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 160.
Marshall Benjamin G. W., (Stowe) r 70, farmer 35, and leases of Truman Moody 40.
Marshall Chester, (Stowe) r 13, aged SI years.
Marshall Eldora Mrs., (Stowe) r 70, farm 12.
Marshall Eliza A. Miss, (Stowe) h Maple st.
Marshall Meriden, (Stowe) r 70, miller, employee of L. B. Smith, and farmer, works 12.
Marshall Painel, (Stowe) widow of David A., aged 83, h Maple st.
Marston Cyrus B., (Stowe) r 3, farmer 100.
Marston Dean O., (Stowe) r 14, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer 85.
MARSTON JOHN A., (Stowe) r 21, farmer 100.
Matthews Jane E. Miss, (Stowe) r 31, farmer 64.
MATTHEWS ORAMEL D., (Stowe) dealer in hardware, tinware, stoves, groceries, flour, etc., Main st. cor Maple, h Maple st.
Matthews Vernon P., (Stowe) clerk for O. D. Matthews, bds Maple st May Alfred, (Stowe) r 26, farmer 18.
MCALLISTER DANIEL J., (Stowe) r 50, breeder of grade Durham cat- tle, and farmer 28o.
McALLISTER GEORGE L., (Stowe) r 50, dairy 29 cows, breeder of grade Durham cattle, farmer 140, and leases of D. J. McAllister 28o.
McAllister Harvey, (Stowe) r 49, farmer 9.
McAllister James, (Stowe) r 62, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 130 trees, and farmer 83.
McLean John, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 50.
McLean Manning, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 50.
McLean Sidney, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 50.
McMahon Cornelius L., (Stowe) (Miles & McMahon) h Main.
McMahon Henry C., (Stowe) telegraph operator, fire, accident, and life ins.
agent, and dealer in drugs, patent medicines, tobacco, cigars, etc., Main, h do.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY DIRECTORY.
THE SUGAR MAKER'S FRIEND !
POST'S EUREKA, THE PERFECT
Sap Spont Bucket Hanger,
The Maple Tree.
The maple tree looks beautiful, ('Tis useful, all admit,
How sweet the sugar or the sap That people get from it. How much of sap's lost every year, How much of time as well -
By having wretched wooden pails, As all the farmer's tell.
One C. C. POST, of Burlington, (A Science man is he,) Has a Sap Spout you may affix To any maple tree ; It has a Bucket Hanger, too, -- The two combined in one ; That every farmer ought lo see, And every farmer's son
This Galvanized Metallic friend " Eureka " has been styled ; " I've found it !" sugar makers shout, And every farmer's child. For when 't is to a tree affixed With POST'S SAP BUCKET bright,
The maker knows sap will be saved, And all things will work right.
The Tin Sap Bucket. conical, Its indented side you'll see -- So made that it will fit the shape Of any maple tree. And to its brim with sap 't will fill Ere any sap runs out ; It should be sold to sugar makers This Bucket with the Spout.
To make the thing the more complete And bring good things about, A Cover he has now affixed To Bucket and the Spout. When to the tree they are applied, All storm and dirt without, From sap so very pure you'll see The nicest sugar out
I can't describe them as they are In any verses here, But much of maple sap they'll save In each succeeding year Go see them, and appreciate,- Their maker does not boast ; But he'll convince you very soon That he's a useful POST.
Oh, Sugar Makers, save your sap, For maple sugar's high ; Eureka Spout and Hanger have, This Bucket and Cover try. Those useful things describe thein- Can sugar makers please, [selves, Each sugar manufacturer Should have them for his trees.
Over 20,000 Maple Sugar Makers have discarded every other kind and have purchased
Post's Patent Metallic Eureka Sap Spouts and Bucket Hangers.
They are destined to be the universal article of the kind used for the com- ing century.
Their construction is wholly Mechanical, Scientific and Practi- cal, combining Con- venience, Simplicity, Durability, and Econ- omy. They are guar- anteed to work per- fectly and to give per- fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Many millions have been sold and not one returned. At least one-fourth more sugar and a better quality is made yearly by their use. They will last for generations, and Eureka Sap Spout with Post's Patent Indented Conicle Sap Bucket and Cover attached. all points considered, are the CHEAPEST AND MOST PROFITABLE SAP SPOUTS the Sugar Maker can use.
N. B .- The public are cautioned against the purchase, sale or use of any Sap Spout having fins or flanges and chambers between the same for the free flow of sap, or a bucket hanger detachable, or one permanently attached to a spout.
Buy the EUREKAS and you escape all Infringements. Address, C. C. POST, Patentee. Burlington, Vt.
DEALER IN SUGAR EVAPORATORS, ARCH GRATES AND SUGAR FIXTURES IN GENERAL.
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McMahon Kate, (Stowe) r 70, widow of Patrick, farmer 80.
Melvin Arthur F., (Stowe) farm laborer.
Melvin Kate, (Stowe) widow of Benjamin F., h Branch.
Meritt Daniel, (Stowe) r 24, farmer 70.
Miller Joseph, (Stowe) r 54, farmer, leases of Nathaniel Robinson 50. Miles James E., (Stowe) (Miles & McMahon) h Main.
Miles William H., (Stowe) clerk for Miles & McMahon, bds with James E.
Miles & McMahon, (Stowe) (Jas. E. bTiles, Cornelius L. McMahon) dealers
in dry and fancy goods, clothing, hats and caps, carpets, boots and shoes, hardware, groceries, etc., Main.
Mills William, (Stowe) r 66, sugar orchard 225 trees, and farmer 140.
Moody Alson S., (Stowe) r 69, wool grower, and farmer 120.
Moody Clement G., (Stowe) r 46, farmer, works on shares for Oscar May, of Waterbury, 60.
MOODY ELECTA A., (Stowe) r 64, widow of John, farmer 24.
Moody Gilman S., (Stowe) r 48, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 250.
Moody Lewis C., (Stowe) law student, bds Main.
Moody Nathaniel R., (Stowe) r 7, sugar orchard 600 trees, and farmer 50.
Moody Orrin, (Stowe) r 50, farmer 100.
Moody Rebecca, Miss, (Stowe) r 69.
Moody Spencer S., (Stowe) r 69, with Alson H., owns farm in North Wol- cott 65.
Moody Truman, (Stowe) r 70, farmer 40.
Moore Emery C., (Stowe) retired merchant, h Main.
Moore Flavius Josephus, (Stowe) r 21, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 170.
Moore George W., (Stowe) clerk Mansfield Mountain House, Main.
Morrill Lucius E., (Stowe) r 45, farmer 67.
Morrill William, (Stowe) lower village, Main st., owns dairy 12 cows, sugar orchard 550 trees, on r 45 farmer 141, pasture, wood lot, and meadow land 396, on r 29.
Morrison Cabbot D., (Stowe) r 63, wool grower, and farmer 188.
Morrison James, (Stowe) r 29, laborer.
Morrison Lucy, (Stowe) r 48, widow of William, resident.
Moulton Dan S., (Stowe) r 46, farmer, works on shares farm for Abial Slayton.
Moulton Daniel S., (Stowe) r 49, cooper, and farmer 12.
MOULTON WILLIAM H. H., (Stowe) manuf. and dealer in harnesses, trunks, whips, robes, etc., and carriage trimmer, Main st., h School.
Mt. Mansfield Hotel, (Stowe) Edwin C. Bailey & Son, proprietors.
MT. MANSFIELD TANNERY, (Stowe) Edward W. Webster, proprietor. Munn Carroll, (Stowe) r 22, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 170.
Munn Ira, (Stowe) r 66, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer 137.
Munn Josephus, (Stowe) r 51, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 33, aged 83 years.
Muzzey Edward, (Stowe) laborer, bds Maple st.
MUZZEY FRANK, (Stowe) laborer, bds Maple st.
Muzzey Leo, (Stowe) retired farmer, h Maple st.
Muzzey Leo, Jr., (Stowe) r 48, tanner and currier.
Muzzey Martin, (Stowe) farmer I acre.
Newcomb Allen, (Waterbury Center, Wash. Co.,) r 43, farmer, leases of Isaac Merriam 250.
Newton Daniel S., (Stowe) r 7, farmer 113.
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Newton Jacob W., (Stowe) r 7, farmer, with Daniel S.
Nutting Albert B., (Stowe) manuf. and dealer in harnesses, Main st., h do. Nutting Harrison S., (Stowe) r 22, sugar orchard 350 trees, and farmer 90. Oakes Henry B., (Stowe) r 31, dairy 15 cows, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, farmer 150, and pasture land 60.
Owen Myron W., (Stowe) carpenter and joiner, h and 2 acres, soldier in the war for the Union, returned after the war as first lieutenant of Com- pany E, 7th Regiment, h Bridge st.
Papineau Joseph, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 50.
Papineau William, (Stowe) r 15, laborer.
Parcher Sophronia, (Stowe) widow of Jonathan, h Main st. Parish Elisha L., (Stowe) retired, aged 78, h Main st.
Parish Maria, (Stowe) (Mrs. E. L.,) glove maker, Main st., h do.
Parish Sarah Miss., (Stowe) seamstress, Main st., h do.
PARISH WILLIAM B., (Stowe) farmer 14, h Maple.
Parker Charles B., (Stowe) r 18, dairy 30 cows, sugar orchard 450 trees, farmer 160, and pasture land 50.
Parsons Ira, (Stowe) off r 1, sugar orchard 450 trees, and farmer 140.
Patch Wilson, (Stowe) r 15, farmer 50.
Perkins Rowena, (Stowe) r 17, widow of Hiram.
Peterson Fred, (Stowe) off r 30, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer 196.
Phillips Henry C., (Stowe) r 27, head sawyer for H. M. Bruce.
Pike Arba A., (Stowe) butter tub maker, with P. D. Pike, Main st.
Pike Henry A., (Stowe) r 4, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 95.
PIKE PAPHRO D., (Stowe) (Pike & Robinson) manuf. of hoop lock ma- chines, and farmer, leases of Nancy l'ike 30, Main st.
Pike Samuel F., (Stowe) r 4, farmer, with Henry A.
PIKE & ROBINSON, (Stowe) (P. D. Pike and W. W. Robinson, ) manu- facturer of butter tubs and lumber.
PIXLEY EDGAR A., (Stowe) r 27, manufacturer of butter tub staves.
Poor Seneca Z., (Stowe) r 20, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, and farmer 100.
Poor Sylvander C., (Stowe) r 42, overseer of the poor, dairy 30 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, and farmer 200.
Porter James C., (Stowe) r 49, dealer in hides and leather, owns the stock of Mt. Mansfield tannery, farmer 25.
Pottle Eunice, (Stowe) (Mrs. A. D.,) millinery, fancy goods, and notions, Main cor Maple andPleasant, h do.
Pratt Maria Mrs., (Stowe) r 60, farmer 50.
Pratt Nelson, (Stowe) r 57, farmer 100.
Pratt Trefley C., (Stowe) r 39, dairy 12 cows, and farmer, leases of George Wilkins 75.
Pratt William D., (Stowe) r 58, farmer 50.
Preston Emery B., (Stowe) r 50, laborer.
Preston Sophia L., (Stowe) r 22, widow of John, farmer 82.
QUINN PETER, (Stowe) house, sign, carriage and ornamental painter, Main st., h School.
RAYMOND ALBERT C., (Stowe) town clerk, and dealer in country pro- duce, Main st., h Maple.
Raymond Asa, (Stowe) r 35, retired farmer.
RAYMOND GEORGE, (Stowe) r 36, agent for grange grocery and feed store, Main st.
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Raymond Joseph C., (Stowe) r 10, farmer 75.
Raymond Lewis C., (Stowe) r 35, farm laborer.
Raymond Mary C., (Stowe) widow of Thomas J., tailoress, Main st., h do.
Raymond Nathan R., (Stowe) farmer 23, h Maple st.
Raymond William, (Stowe) resident, h Main st.
Reed Henry B., (Stowe) r 37, laborer.
REED SAMUEL, (Stowe) carpenter and joiner, machinist and general mechanic, h Main st.
Reed VanNess, (Stowe) r 48, farmer 5.
Ricker Zaccheus, (Stowe, r 56, farmer, with Randall Culver.
Robinson Albert J., (Stowe) machinist and blacksmith, Main st., h do.
Robinson Charles C., (Stowe) off r 34, dairy 15 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, and farmer 240.
ROBINSON CHARLES I., (Stowe) employee of Pike & Robinson, bds Main st.
Robinson Frank M., (Stowe) r 29, farmer, son of George D.
Robinson George D., (Stowe) r 29, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 100.
ROBINSON JOHN, (Stowe) r 50, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 200 trees, and farmer 175.
Robinson Nathaniel, (Stowe) postmaster, and farmer 63, h Maple st.
Robinson Thomas J., (Stowe) r 58, farmer 400.
ROBINSON WILL W., (Stowe) (Pike & Robinson, ) h Main st.
Rollins Ezra J., (Stowe) r 70, laborer.
Royce Allen A., (Stowe) r 60, farmer, leases of George Culver 30.
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