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Buchanan Daniel, Sen., farmer 75, Church ave., cor Church.
415
BARTON LANDING-TOWN OF BARTON.
BUCHANAN EDGAR M., dealer in dry goods, notions, and general mer- chandise, Main, h do.
Burbank Stephen, carpenter and joiner, Prospect.
Bush George, contractor and builder, Willoughby ave.
Cameron Perry, laborer.
CARPENTER BENJAMIN F. D., attorney at law, Main, h School st. Carr Ezekiel, cooper, School.
Chandler Edwin L., (Chandler, French & Co.,) h Prospect.
Chandler, French & Co., (L. N. Chandler, D. C. French, and E. L. Chand- ler,) manufs. and wholesale dealers in dressed lumber, spruce and hard wood flooring, and sheathing, also packing boxes, farmers Soo.
Chandler Lovinas N., (Chandler, French & Co.,) manuf. of lumber, h Pros- pect.
CHURCHILL GEORGE E., prop. meat market, dealer in cattle, hogs, sheep, and hides, Main, h Prospect ave. cor Main.
Clark Ira, with Joseph H., aged 76.
Clark Joseph H., section foreman Passumpsic R. R., h Church ave.
Clement James, retired farmer, School.
Clement John B., teamster, h off Church.
Clement Sylvia A. Miss, millinery and fancy goods, Main, bds School.
Colley Clarence H., carriage trimmer, Maple.
Colley Joseph, shoemaker, farmer 50, Church cor Willoughby ave.
Collins Ira D. R .. (Joslyn & Collins ) h Church st.
COWLES ASAHEL R., music teacher, dealer in pianos and organs of the best make, music books, etc., Austin's Block, Main, h Maple.
Culver David, laborer, h School.
Danforth Charles, laborer, h School.
DODGE CHARLES A., marble polisher, bds Prospect.
Dodge Hannah M., widow of William P., h and rr acres, Cemetery st.
Drew Carlos B., plumbing and steam fitting, h Maple.
Drew John F., farmer 50, h Maple.
DUDLEY TIMOTHY, retired farmer 110, aged 82, h Church.
Dunham Oliver, employee Chandler, French & Co., h Church.
Fairchild Henry W., carpenter and joiner, h School.
Flanders Sarah, widow of William B., h School.
FLANDERS WILLARD S., general blacksmith, manufacturer of carriages and wagons, Willoughby ave., h do.
Fletcher Josiah W., manuf. and dealer in harnesses, whips, &c., Church, h do. Ford George, oyster saloon, dealer in groceries, tobacco, cigars, and con- fectionery, hair dresser, Main, h do.
Ford Lewis, farmer 17, Maple.
French Dean C., (Chandler, French & Co.,) h Prospect.
Gay Carlos E., carpenter and joiner, millwright, Willoughby ave.
Gibb Charles S., custom shoemaker, Prospect, h Maple.
Gibb David N., with Charles S., gardener, aged 77 years.
Gillis Robert, manuf. and dealer in harnesses, whips, robes, etc., Maple. Gleason George, laborer, Cemetery st,
Goodnough George, laborer, Church.
Goodwin Vianna, widow of Moses, Willoughby ave.
Gravlin Albert, laborer, Church.
GREEN CHARLES H., undertaker, and dealer in furniture, and wall paper, Main, h Prospect ave.
Guild Job, justice of the peace, with Philander, owns farm in Coventry 287.
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ORLEANS COUNTY DIRECTORY.
PEOPLE'S ACADEMY. -AND MORRISVILLE GRADED SCHOOL.
Present Teachers.
H. S. WILSON, A. B.,
Assistants.
Principal.
Miss LOTTIE J. WILLIAMS,
Miss MINNIE FITCH,
Miss HATTIE HICKOK, Miss EVAH WAIT.
CALENDAR .- THREE TERMS OF ELEVEN WEEKS EACH.
FALL TERM begins WINTER TERM begins
SPRING TERM begins
First Wednesday in September. First Wednesday in December. First Wednesday in March.
TUITION :- Primary department. $2.00. Intermediate, $2.50. Grammar, $3.00. Academic department, common English. (basis, ) $4.00. Each higher English branch, . 50. Latin, Greek and French, each $1.co.
THIS SCHOOL. is thoroughly graded and pupils are required to do the work of the respective grades well, before promotion. The Academical course is intended to furnish a first-class fit for any course in college.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is given to those intending to teach in the common schools of the State and those pre- paring for a business life
NEW CLASSES are formed each term to accommodate non-residents and those who are pursuing no regular course, such Higher English Classes being under the charge of the Principal.
A RECORD of each recitation and examination is kept and submitted twice a term to parents.
THE ATTENDANCE Is large and increasing.
BOARD in good families can be secured from $1. 50 to $3.00 per week. Self-Boarders will find ample accom- modation, rooms partly furnished, at from $3.00 to $5.00 per term
Connected with the school is a good library, and the apparatus is quite complete and mostly new
()" See illustration of School Building on page 116. GEO. W. DOTY, } W. A. BUSHEK, Present
H. C. FISK.
Committee.
VERMONT HOUSE
Portland Street, near the Depot,
MORRISVILLE, VT.
A. G. WEST, PROPRIETOR.
-
(" Good Livery in connection]with House.
HENRY E. JACKMAN, FIRST-CLASS
UNDERTAKER
AND EMBALMER,
Is prepared to furnish COFFINS, CASKETS, BURIAL ROBES, of any description, from the lowest priced goods to the best found in the market. ;
Is the only Embalmer in the County.
Funerals attended anywhere in [the County, with First-Class Hearse and Attendants.
IRASBURGH, VT.
MORRISVILLE, LAMOILLE CO., VT.
417
BARTON LANDING-TOWN OF BARTON.
Guild Philander, dealer in hardware, phosphates groceries, grass seeds, and blacksmith coal, and agent for Champion mower, Main h Church.
Guyette Alexander, laborer, Maple.
Hall Julius, laborer, Willoughby ave.
Hall Samuel, employee of Chandler, French & Co., h Church.
Harvey Oel D., barber in Barton Landing, Saturdays, and in West Derby five days, home West Derby, Main.
HASELTON HENRY W., miller for C. S. Skinner, h Willoughby ave. cor Church.
HILDRETH DAVID W., dealer in drugs, patent medicines, books and stationery, fancy goods, etc., Main, h do.
Hildreth Levi W., station agent, and agent U. S. & C. Express, h at depot. HORNE HERBERT M., sawyer and millwright, Coventry st.
Howard Betsey, widow of S. D., farmer 15, Willoughby st.
HUNT DANIEL R., JR., shoemaker and bark loader, h Church.
Johnson Curtis, retired marble manufacturer, h Main.
Johnson Horace A., blacksmith, h Willoughby.
Johnson Mary M., dressmaker, h Main.
Johnson William C., (Johnson & Allen,) music teacher, h Main.
Johnson & Allen, (William C. Johnson and Charles K. Allen, ) manufs. of marble and granite monuments and headstones, from American and Italian marble, and Derby granite, Main.
Jones Charles H., register of probate, Main, h Prospect ave.
Jones Homer T. Rev., superannuated M. E. clergyman, h Maple.
Jones Horace S., retired farmer, owns in Coventry farm 175, h Prospect ave.
Joslyn Charles E., (Joslyn & Collins. ) h Prospect ave.
Joslyn William, employee of Chandler, French & Co., bds Willoughby ave. cor. Church.
Joslyn & Collins, (Charles E. Joslyn and Ira D. R. Collins,) dealers in gen- eral merchandise, Main.
Leonard Caleb N., farmer 20, h Maple.
Leonard Waitie, widow of John, h Maple.
Locke E. Beede, carpenter and joiner, h Maple.
Locke O. Willey, clerk for E. E. Stafford, bds Maple.
Morrill John L., laborer, h Main.
NYE FRED S., painter of furniture, employee of Charles H. Green, h Church.
Nye George, manuf. of carriages, wagons, and sleighs, Main, h Prospect ave. Olmstead Alphonso M., wheelwright, manuf. of carriages, lumber wagons, and sleighs, Maple, h Church.
Ordway Arthur, employee of Chandler French & Co., Maple.
ORLEANS FLOURING AND GRIST-MILLS, Chauncy S. Skinner, prop., Maple.
PARKER AMAZIAH C., postmaster, deputy sheriff, and fire, life, and ac- cident insurance agent, Main, h do.
PARKER GEORGE W., dealer in ready-made clothing, gents' furnishing goods, robes, blankets, horse furnishing goods, etc., Main, bds Val- ley House.
Parker Heber, carpenter and joiner, h High.
Peck Almon & Son., (Sidney A.,) manufs. of tin, sheet iron and copper ware, . and dealers in stoves, ranges, and kitchen furniture, Main.
Peck Sidney A., (Almon Peck & Son,) h Prospect ave.
RANNEY EUGENE O., allo. physician, Willoughby ave., h do.
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418
ORLEANS COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MYRON AMBLER,
-DEALER IN-
PIA
+
-AND-
FANCY LUMBER,
ROAD 39, - HYDE PARK, VT.
CEJOHN W. MURKLAND, D Founder and Machinist, Manufacturer of the Celebrated
CAST IRON SUGAR SCHOUY
PLOWS.
Wooley Land Plow. and Other
-Hubbell Swivel, Land and Hillside Plows,< (Sixteen Sizes,) MACHINERY CASTINGS, STOVES, &c., &c.
WATER STREET,
BARTON, VI.
L. P. JENNE,
-DEALER IN --
FURNITURE
Wall Paper, Upholstery Goods, Window Shades, Pictures, Carpets of all kinds, Ash and Painted Suits, Chamber Suits, Woven Wire Spring Beds, Mat- trasses, Extension Tables, Lounges, Parlor Furniture, Walnut and Marble Center Tables, Ladies' and Gents' Easy Chairs, and Folding and Willow Chairs. A full line of Coffins and Caskets kept on hand and sold at lowest prices. HEARSE FURNISHED.
DERBY CENTER, VT.
419
BARTON LANDING-TOWN OF BARTON.
Rice Oscar F., carriage maker and repairer, undertaker, and dealer in coffins caskets, etc., Maple, h do.
Richardson Otis, laborer, h Church.
Sargent Silas, employee of Chandler, French & Co., h High.
Seavey J. Alden, carpenter and joiner, and dealer in potatoes, cor School and Church.
Shurtliff Lovina D., widow of Abial, h Maple. .
Simpson Loring C., invalid, Maple.
Simpson Sarah, (Mrs. L. C.,) millinery and fancy goods, Maple, h do.
SKINNER CHAUNCEY S., (Skinner & Brown,) with W. C. Twombly, owns hay press, Maple.
Skinner & Brown, (C. S. Skinner and F. C. Brown,) props. of Orleans flour- ing and grist-mill, dealers in flour, feed and grain, and clover and grass seed.
Smith Reuben, retired farmer, h Prospect.
Spencer James B., retired farmer, h School.
Stafford Denison S., stone cutter, and farmer 20, h Prospect ave.
STAFFORD EDWIN D., house, sign, and carriage painter, tinting and paper hanging, over Rice's carriage shop, h r 6.
STAFFORD E. E., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hats and caps, clothing, boots and shoes, flour and provisions, hardware, etc., Main, h do.
Stafford Frank A., carpenter and joiner, h Willoughby ave.
Stevens Edward G .. dentist, Postoffice block, h Church.
STIMPSON LEWIS W., manuf. of brick, and farmer on r 6 300, h Will- oughby ave.
Stimpson Nathan L., foreman in L. C. Grundy's portable mill at Newport, h Church.
Sweat Charles H. Rev., pastor of M. E. church, Willoughby ave.
Tracy Eugene S., surgeon dentist, Austin block, Main, bds do.
Tripp Millard H., wheelwright, Maple.
Twombly Brothers, (William C., and Frank S., dealers in potatoes and hay, Main.
Twombly Frank S., (Twombly Bros., ) speculator, Maple.
Twombly Hendrick H., employee of Chandler, French & Co., h Prospect.
Twombly Wallace D., carpenter and joiner, and potato dealer, School cor Church.
Twombly William B., carpenter and joiner, h Maple.
Twombly William C., (Twombly Bros.,) speculator, and farmer 22, Maple. Turner Henry W., laborer, Cemetery.
Underwood William C., section hand, h Prospect.
UNDERWOOD WILLIAM H., section hand on Passumpsic R. R., h Maple.
Valley House, J. H. Brown, prop., Church.
Webster Lorenzo D., dealer in ready-made clothing, hats and caps, boots and shoes, Maple, h Willougby ave.
Wells William, carpenter and joiner, h Church.
Wheeler Clarence A., employee of Chandler, French & Co., h Maple.
Willis Norman W., farmer 100, h Church.
WILLSON LUCIUS D., druggist, manuf. of picture frames, and dealer in school books, boots and shoes, and fancy goods, Main, h do.
Wright Andrew, laborer, Maple.
Wright Joel F., allo. physician and surgeon, Cemetery, h do.
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420
TOWN OF BARTON-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
BARTON.
OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
(For explanations, etc., see page 289.)
Abbott Charles H., (Barton) r 9, farm laborer.
Abbott David S., (Barton) r 20, retired farmer, 84 years old, the first male child born in town.
ABBOTT GEORGE W., (South Barton) r 46, carpenter and joiner.
Allard Albert A., (Barton ) r 34, farmer 100.
Allard Herbert, (Barton) employee of E. S. Nelson.
Allbee Jehial, (Barton) r 26, farmer 35.
Allen Edward L., (Barton) r 19, son of Harvey.
Allen Harvey, (Barton) r 19, sugar orchard 900 trees, dairy 15 cows, and: farmer 106.
Allen J. Clark, (Parton) r 19, farmer, leases of Harvey Allen 106.
Badger Osmon F., (Barton Landing) r 16, farmer 22.
BAIRD WILLIAM, (Barton) r 16, sugar orchard 400 trees, dairy 10 cows,. and farmer 100.
Baker John, (Barton) r 40, laborer.
Barnard John M., (Barton) r 37, manuf. of wooden eave-troughs, and far- mer 70.
Barnard Milton, (Barton) r 37, with John M., aged 76.
Barney Alfred W., (South Barton) r 46, sugar orchard 500 trees, and far- mer 240.
Bartlett John C., (Barton Landing) r 12, manuf. of soft and hard wood lum- ber and shingles, farmer 114, and timber land 350 acres.
Bartlett Squire T., (Barton) r 193, sugar orchard 600 trees, and farmer 96.
Barton Joseph, (Barton) r 41, dairy 10 cows, farmer 135, and in Sheffield 85.
Beedle Charles C., (Glover) r 42, traveling musician, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 105.
Beedle Moses, (Glover) r 42, retired farmer, 78 years old.
Bennet Bingham R., (Barton Landing) r 10, stone cutter.
Berry Burley C., (South Barton) r 46, brakeman Passumpsic R. R.
Berry Jefferson, (South Barton) r 48, laborer.
BICKFORD GEORGE D., (Barton) r 41, wheelwright, blacksmith, car- penter and joiner, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 10 cows, farmer ISo. BLAKE ALLISON O., (South Barton) r 46, justice of the peace, manuf. of
lumber, prop. of grist-mill and two saw-mills, farmer 25, and timber land 1,000.
BLAKE BURTON, (Barton) r 19, son of Samuel C., farmer.
BLAKE CHARLES H., (Barton) r 19, son of Samuel C., farmer.
BLAKE MARY A. MRS., (Barton) r 19, sugar orchard 600 trees, and far- mer 102.
42I
TOWN OF BARTON-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
BLAKE SAMUEL C., (Barton) r 19, farmer 250.
Bolduck Alexander, (Barton) off r 38, farmer 80.
Bostridge Walter W., (South Barton) r 47, laborer.
Brenan Ella, (Barton Landing) r 18, widow of William, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 75.
Bridgman George W., (Batton) r 27, town representative, sugar orchard 700 trees, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 213.
Brook Rang, (Barton) r 39, farmer 80.
Brooks Charles, ( Evansville) r 15, farmer 50.
Brooks Franklin, (Barton) r 34, farmer 40.
Brooks Judah, (Barton) r 38, farmer 160.
Brooks Noah, (Barton) r 31, sugar orchard 1.200 trees, owns 40 acres on r 30, dairy 16 cows, leases of Mrs. Mary E. Matthews 320.
Brown Daniel, (Barton) r 39, laborer.
BROWN WILLIAM C., (Barton) r 25, dealer in cattle, sheep and hogs, dairy 30 cows, too sheep, and farmer 320.
Burnham Newell, (Barton) r 30, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 330.
Bushe Lewis, (Barton) r 39, laborer.
Bushey Louis, (Barton) r 40, laborer.
Bushey Thomas, (Barton) r 40, laborer.
Buswell Asahel, (West Glover) r 33, farmer 50.
BUSWELL CHARLES E., (Barton) r 37, prop. steam saw-mill in West- more, manuf. of lumber and shingles.
BUSWELL JOHN C., (Barton) r 37, farmer 170, and timber land 300.
Cameron Daniel F., (West Glover) r 24, dairy II cows, sugar orchard 400 trees, wool grower, and farmer 114.
Canta John, (South Barton) r 48, track hand.
Carpenter William, (Barton) r 35, farmer, leases of Joanna Garey, 47.
Case Levi P., (Barton) r 27, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer, on farm of Charles H. Case, of Chicago, Ill., 90.
Cass George B., (Barton) r 16, sugar orchard 700 trees, dairy 10 cows, hop- grower, and farmer 140.
Cass Martin V. B., (Barton) r 14, sugar orchard 325 trees, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 220.
Chapman John C., (Barton) r 20, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 75, leases of J. N. Webster 150.
Cheney Emeline M., (Barton) r 42, (Mrs. William) farmer 130.
Cheney William, (Barton) r 42, farmer 60.
CLARK GEORGE W., (Barton) r 16, school committeeman, sugar orchard 300 trees, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 116.
Cleveland John E., (West Glover) r 24, laborer.
Clough Ezra M., (South Barton) r 46, night watchman at round-house, Lin- donville.
COBURN CLARENCE E., (Barton) r 19, son of H. P., farmer.
COBURN HOLLIS P., (Barton) r 19, owner of stallions " Midnight," and " Prince Albert," breeder of Patchin horses and Durham cattle, dairy 12 cows, sugar orchard 1, 100 trees, and farmer 170.
COBURN SIDNEY R., (Barton) r 19, son of H. P., farmer.
COLBURN JANE, (Barton) r 23, (Mrs. Luther) resident.
COLBURN LUTHER, (West Glover) r 23, mason, sugar orchard 208 trees, farmer 20.
Colby Mary J., (Barton) r 18, widow of George W., sugar orchard 500 trees, and farmer So.
422
TOWN OF BARTON-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
Colliston David, (Barton) r 19, sawyer and farmer 4.
Colliston William, ( Barton) r 18, farmer 30.
Cook Charles W., (West Glover) r 21, farmer 50.
Cook Horace P., ( Barton ) (J. H. & H. P.) r 8, highway surveyor.
Cook James H., (Barton) r 8, (J. H. & H. P.)
Cook J. H. & H. P., (Barton) r S, dairy 17 cows, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 150.
Coupe Alex., (Barton) r 40, laborer.
Crowley Thomas, (South Barton) r 46, laborer.
Currier Edward, (Barton) r 28, farmer 12.
Damon Clarence, (Barton) off r 38, farmer 160.
Danforth Henry, (Barton) r 46, sugar orchard 750 trees, and farmer 237.
Desan Charles, (Barton) r 40, laborer.
Devereaux Richard, (Barton) r 36, farmer 163.
DILLEY GEORGE, (Barton) r 38, farmer 96.
Downing Henry A., (South Barton) off r 46, farmer 142.
Downing Henry W., (South Barton) off r 46, farmer 52.
Downing Jacob, (South Barton) r 46, farmer 12.
DREW GEORGE O., (Barton) r 20, farmer, owns with Joseph half interest with their father, Samuel, farm 450.
DREW JOSEPH, (Barton) r 20, farmer, owns with George O. half interest with their father, Samuel, farm 450.
DREW SAMUEL (Barton) r 20, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, dairy 25 cows, and farmer 450, with his sons, Joseph and George O., aged 80 years.
DROWN AARON, (South Barton) r 46, blacksmith and wheelwright, manuf. of cant-hooks, whiffletrees and neck-yokes, all kinds of repairing done. Drown Archelaus, (Evansville) r 15, sugar orchard 350 trees, farmer 55, and owns with A. F. Miller 45 acres.
DROWN GEORGE B., (Evansville) r 15, laborer.
DROWN GROVNER I., (South Barton) r 47, postmaster, station agent Passumpsic R. R., manager W. U. telegraph, agent U. S. & Canada express, owns 140 acres.
Drown Marvin H., (Barton) off r 34, farmer 28.
Drown Melvin, (South Barton) r 47, 3d selectman, manuf. of dimension lum- ber, sugar orchard 900 trees, farmer 140, and timber land 560.
Dudley Henry C., (Barton Landing) r 5, dairy 15 cows, sugar orchard 1,400 trees, and farmer 200.
Duell W. H. B., (West Glover) r 21, farmer 30.
Dwinell Charles H., (Barton) r 20, lister, dairy 10 cows, farmer 24, and on Park st. 5, h Elm.
Dwyer Osman, (Barton) r 39, laborer.
Elliott George, (Barton) r 37. farmer 30.
EMERSON ALBERT B., (Barton) r 34, farmer, son of Benjamin F.
EMERSON BENJAMIN F., (Barton) r 34, apiarist 25 swarms, sugar orchard 400 trees, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 170.
Emerson Frank A., (Barton) r 34, farmer, son of Benjamin F.
FARLEY CARLOS N., (Barton Landing) r 5, (Frank & Son,) school committeeman.
FARLEY FRANK, (Barton Landing) r 5, (Frank Farley & Son. )
FARLEY FRANK & SON, (Barton Landing) (Carlos N.,). breeder of grade Jerseys, dairy 11 cows, sugar orchard 800 trees, and farmers 130. Fay John, (Evansville) r 32, farmer, leases of Michael Fay 60.
Fecton William, (Barton) r 28, laborer and farmer 5.
423
TOWN OF BARTON-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
Felker Lucina, (Barton Landing) r 7, seamstress.
Fisk Enoch, (Barton) r 35, retired farmer 160, aged 86.
FISK SEYMOUR N., (Barton) r 35, breeder of grade Devon cattle, sugar orchard 1,200 trees, dairy 15 cows, hop grower, and farmer 296.
Flemming John, (Glover) r 43, farmer, leases of Benjamin Mossman, agent for Hayward Chair Company, 150.
Folsom Alonzo D., (South Barton) r 46, farmer, and with O. T Willard owns 80.
Folsom Nathaniel, (South Barton) r 46, butcher, keeps boarding-house, and farmer 100.
Forest James, (South Barton) r 46, wood chopper, owns house and lot, and in Sheffield 35.
FOREST JOHN, JR., (South Barton) r 46, M. E. clergyman, lumberman, and farmer 180.
Forest John L., (South Barton) r 46, farmer, with Rev. John.
Foster John F., (South Barton) r 47, laborer.
Fountain Mitchell, ( Barton) r 40, laborer.
French Collins, (Barton) r 36, farmer 150.
Fuller Israel, (Barton) r 46, laborer.
Garey Joanna, (Barton) r 35, widow of Thomas, farmer 47.
Gates Fred E., (Barton) r 39, mason, owns house and lot.
Gates Freedon A., (Barton) r 39, mason, and farmer 6.
GATES GEORGE A., (Barton) r 39, practical mason and bricklayer, kal- somining, whitewashing, and cornice work.
Gillis David, (Barton Landing) farmer 40, and in Coventry 75, Irasburg road.
Gilman Charles, (Barton) r 39, painter, house and 2 acres.
Gilman Charles, (Barton) r 39, house and carriage painter.
Gilman Horace, (Barton) r 16, laborer.
Glazier Henry A., (Barton) r 27, farmer, leases on shares of G. W. Bridg- man 213.
Goodnough Zalmon D., (Barton Landing) r 6, dairy 12 cows, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, and farmer 145.
Goodnow Isaac, (South Barton) r 46, farmer 50, aged 81.
Gott John C., (Barton) r 44, farmer 48.
Goupil Elgero, (Barton) r 40, laborer.
Gould William, (South Barton) r 46, farmer 55.
Gramma Joseph, (South Barton) r 47, farmer 50.
Grant Albert, (Barton Landing) r 4, farmer, son of James.
Grant James, (Barton Landing) r 4, farmer 40.
Graves Lucinda Mrs., (Barton Landing) r 16, aged 94.
Graves Sylvester D., (Barton Landing) r 16, farmer 40.
Gray Almon, (West Glover) r 23, dairy 8 cows, sugar orchard 600 trees, breeder of Devon cattle, and farmer 100.
Gray Charles W., (Evansville) r 14, sugar orchard 300 trees, dairy 9 cows, and farmer 65.
Gray Jacob G., (Evansville) r 33, lister, breeder of grade Durham and Devon cattle, dairy 14 cows, 40 sheep, and farmer 250.
Grover Clef, (South Barton) r 47, blacksmith.
Grow Edwin A., (Evansville) cor r 31 and 15, sugar orchard 250 trees, breeder of grade Jersey cattle, and farmer 77.
Hafford Ed, (Barton) r 40, teamster.
Hagar Charles C., (West Glover) r 23, farmer.
Hagar Joseph F., (West Glover) r 23, farmer, aged 68.
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TOWN OF BARTON-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
Hager Joseph S., (West Glover) r 23, dairy 32 cows, and farmer, leases of Henry Cutler, of Glover, 600.
HALL FRANK L., (Barton Landing) r 6, with Halsey R. Hall, farmer. HALL HALSEY R., (Barton Landing) r 6, overseer of the poor, agent for Crooker's Buffalo phosphate, and Reid's butter-worker, dairy 25 cows, sugar orchard 1, 100 trees, and farmer 237.
Hall John G., (Barton) r 253, retired farmer.
HANSON ELIJAH, (Barton) r 30, sugar orchard 1, 150 trees, farmer 260, employee of W. F. Robinson.
Harris Riley, (Barton) r 19, stone mason.
Hawkins Olney, (Barton) r 19, dairy to cows, farmer 95.
HAWKINS WILLIAM G., SR., (Barton) r 22, sugar orchard 1, 200 trees, fruit orchard 700 trees, hop grower, dairy 38 cows, and farmer 255.
HAWKINS WILLIAM G., JR., (Barton) r 22, owner of stallion "Black Dimond," and Morgan horses.
Hayes Henry, (Glover) r 42, farmer 100.
Hazen Oscar C., (Barton) r 19, blacksmith, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer 190.
Heath George W., (Barton) r 16, farmer 33.
Heath Milton C., (Barton) r 16, laborer, and farmer 40.
Hitchcock Perry S., (Barton) r 31, sugar orchard 500 trees, dairy 9 cows, and farmer 115.
Holman Louisa, (South Barton) r 46, widow of Chauncey.
Holman Sylvester J., (South Barton) r 46, farmer 200.
Holton Irena, (South Barton) r 47, widow of John N.
Hopkins John, (Barton) r 40 laborer.
Howard Joseph W., (Barton) farmer 8, and in Irasburgh 130, h Elm.
Hubbard Benjamin F., (Barton) r 31, cooper.
Humphrey Abel, (Barton) r 19, farmer 135.
Hunt Daniel R., Sr., (Barton) r 39, shoemaker, and farmer 373.
Hunt Frank P., (Barton) r 37, teamster, shoemaker, farmer 90.
Hunt Orange S., (Barton) r 37, apiarist 67 swarms, farmer 120, and wood lot 160.
Hunt William D., (Barton) r 19, grain thresher and wood sawyer.
Kating John, (Barton) r 41, dairy 15 cows, sugar orchard 400 trees, and far- mer 275.
Keating Patrick, (Barton) r 40, section foreman Passumpsic R. R.
Keating Patrick, Jr., (Barton) r 40, brakeman Passumpsic R. R.
Kelley Fred, (Barton) laborer, Main.
KIMBALL FRANK F., (South Barton) r 46, section boss Passumpsic R. R.
Kimball Harrison, (South Barton) r 46, sawyer.
Kimball Oscar (Barton) r 18, farm laborer.
Labor Lewis, (South Barton) r 46, laborer.
Lavigne Edward, (Barton) r 36, farmer.
Leavitt Thomas, (South Barton) off r 46, farmer 65.
Leland Albert, (Barton) r 18, sugar orchard 2,000 trees, 30 sheep, and far- mer 300.
LELAND CARLOS B., (Barton Landing) cor r 12 and 13, breeder of grade Devon cattle, sugar orchard 400 trees, 110 sheep, dairy 20 cows, 35 head young cattle, farmer 320, and 450 timber and pasture land.
LELAND ELLEN MIss, (Barton) r 18, resident, with her father, Albert. Leland George W., (Barton) r 18, dealer in swine, sheep, and cattle, and farmer.
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TOWN OF BARTON-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATIONS.
Leland Henry H., (Barton Landing) cor r 12 and 13, farmer, son of Car- los B.
Leland Herbert H., (Barton Landing) cor r 12 and 13, farmer, son of Car- los B.,
Leland Leander J., (Barton) r 18, farmer, with his father, Albert, 300. Leland Warren G., (Barton Landing) r 16, stone mason, and farmer 14.
LELAND WILLIAM, (Barton Landing) cor r 12 and 13, retired farmer, aged 77 years, owns 130 acres in Sheffield, Cal. Co.
Levett Thomas, (South Barton) farmer.
Locke Simon Knowles, (Barton Landing) r 8, farmer 315.
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