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ROXBURY .- I. H. Fiske .. Roxbury
WAITSFIELD .- C. M. Richardson Waitsfield
WARREN .- O. D. Greene . Warren
WATERBURY .- E. F. Palmer Waterbury
WOODBURY .- W. E. Fisk Hardwick
WORCESTER .- A. J. Stone. Worcester
PUBLISHER'S NOTES.
GEORGE BANISTER, of Warren, on page 239, calls the attention of lumber- men to his steel ox-shoes, new style slide ox-yokes, and unexcelled cant-dogs, which he manufactures and sells at reasonable prices. He makes a specialty of the latter. Mr. Banister also makes a large variety of millmen's tools which have attained a high reputation.
JAMES E. CROSSETT, of Duxbury, (postoffice address Waterbury,) issues a neat card on page 260, which will interest those who have timber to saw or lumber to buy. Special attention is given to orders by mail. Mr. Crossett will be found perfectly reliable in all his dealings, and his goods and prices cannot fail to give satisfaction. We cordially recommend him to our patrons and others.
J. W. GOODELL, of Burlington, advertises his extensive business as a manu- facturer of and dealer in marble and granite goods, on the fly-leaf, opposite back cover. Mr. Goodell has superior facilities, employing, as he does, artists of known skill and experience, and having abundant capital he is ready to
POSTOFFICE ADDRESS.
275
PUBLISHER'S NOTES-GENERAL CONTENTS.
undertake a job of any magnitude desired, and is enabled to offer very lib- eral terms.
HENRY, JOHNSON & LORD, an enterprising firm of Burlington, Vt., offer nepenthe to their suffering brethren, in the several proprietary medicines they manufacture, mentioned in their card on page 258. We would advise all afflicted ones to heed their proclamation and receive a respite from the ills flesh is heir to.
P. L. LYONS, of Montpelier, successor to Spear & Lyons, is the enterpris- ing proprietor of the Montpelier plumbing, steam, and gas fitting works, located on Elm street of that village, as advertised on page 263. He carries a full stock of first-class goods, and is prepared to execute satisfactorily any work in his line entrusted to him. Having an experience of thirty-one years Mr. Lyons knows what his customers desire, and assiduously endeavors to meet their wants. We cheerfully commend him to the patronage of our readers.
THE ROME, WATERTOWN & OGDENSBURG R. R .- From the original short line from Rome to Watertown and Cape Vincent, this road has acquired other lines, until it is now one of the great trunk lines of the state. Passen- gers for pleasure, business, or emigration will find this route, which connects at Norwood and Ogdensburg with the Central Vermont line, one of the most interesting of all the western routes. Traversing a rich agricultural region, the road passes through several cities, and in many places gives the traveler glimpses of Lake Ontario, with its white-winged vessels, and at Niagara Falls offers one of the best views to be obtained by railroad travelers. See card on page 259.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Almanac or Calendar for 20 years, part 1.
2
Business Directory, by towns, part 2.
3
Census Table, 1791 to 1880, part 1. 544
Classified Business Directory, part 2. 235
County Officers, part 2. 273
Courts, part 2. 177
Distance Table, part 2.
2
Errata, part 2. .
179
Gazetteer of Orange County, part 1.
5
Gazetteer of Towns, part 2.
129
Mail Routes and Stage Lines, part 2.
Map of Washington County, part 2. 271
inside back cover.
Postal Rates and Regulations, part 2. 270
Postoffices and Postmasters, part 2. .270
Publisher's Notes, part 2. 174
Societies, part 2. 265
Vermont Congressmen
272
276
INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS, BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
PORTRAITS.
BARRE .- Aldrich L. F ..
168
Currier R. S.
176
Fifield Horace.
174
French E. E ..
94
Jackson J. Henry Dr.
178
Tilden Harvey
122
Trow Dexter
162
CALAIS .- Dwinell Albert
232
EAST MONTPELIER .- Coburn J. Leander Maj.
2722
Wheeler Royal.
260
MIDDLESEX. - Putnam C. C.
308
MONTPELIER .- Lane Dennis.
392
Heath Charles H.
106
Heaton H. W.
88
Redfield T. P.
82
Wright Medad.
376
PLAINFIELD .- Martin Willard S.
440
VIEWS.
PAGE.
MONTPELIER .- Argus and Patriot Building
19
Baptist Church.
351
Bethany Church.
349
Christ Church.
353
St. Augustine's Church
354
State House
345
Trinity Church.
352
Union Graded School.
339
Unitarian Church.
350
United States Court-House and Postoffice.
347
Vermont Methodist Seminary
341
Washington County Court-House
346
Watchman Building.
18
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. (PART II.)
PAGE.
PAGE.
Barre.
3
Moretown
143
Berlin
40
Northfield.
149
Cabot.
51
Plainfield. 175
Calais
60
Roxbury. 182
Duxbury
71
Waitsfield.
189
East Montpelier
77
Warren ..
195
Fayston.
86
Waterbury
202
Marshfield
89
Woodbury
222
Middlesex
99
Worcester
229
Montpelier
106
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. (PART II. )
PAGE.
Banister George, cant-dogs, etc., Warren
239
Crossett James E., lumber, Duxbury . ..
260
Goodell J. W., marble and granite, Burlington
facing back cover.
Henry, Johnson & Lord, proprietary medicines, Burlington.
258
Lyons P. L., plumbing and steam fitting, Montpelier 263
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad. 259
PAGE.
277
COURTS-INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES.
COURTS.
At Montpelier.
Supreme Court.
Third Tuesday in May. General Session in October or November-fixed by the Court.
County Court. Second Tuesdays in March and September.
INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES.
BENCH AND BAR. Fifield, 105
Fisk, 59, 104
Moore, 106 Morse, 105, 118 Newcomb, 103
Town, III Tucker, 104 Tuttle, 119
Templeton, 177
Adams, 93, 105
Ferrin, 96
Bailey, 92, 106
Fletcher, 91
Nichols, 110
Upham, 69
Tilden, 170, 171
Baker, 119
Flint. 86
Ormsbee, 86
Upton, 98
Towne, 156
Baldwin, 105
Freeman, 68
Barney, 120
French, 94 Gale, 94 Garey, 119
Oviatt, 115 Paddock, 73 Page, 86, 115 Palmer, IIO
Ware, 59
Wheeler, 157
Barry, 108
Bates, 117, 12I
Gilman, 97
Partridge, 103
Peck, 78, 81, 112
Wells, 92
Bennett, 119
Goodrich, 118
Pierce, 57 Pingry, 85
Wheeler, 70, 72, 80, Worthen, 154 II6 Wheelock, 85, IOI
Blaisdell, 70, 113 Bliss, 109
Harris, 117
Porter, 115
Winch, 105
Bouchette, 93
Harvey, 110
Prentiss, 60, 61, 62
Wing, 90, 91
Boyce, 113
Hazen, 121
Randall, 99
BARRE.
Black, 191
Brown, 101, 110, 120
Heald, 69
Redfield, 82
Bosworth, 196
Buck, 80, 81
Heath, 106, 113
Reed, 71, 72, 89 Reynolds, 92
Averill, 164
Collins, 192
Bulkley, 68
Holding, 69
Rice, 98
Barber, 164
Cummings, 192 Eastman, 198 Flagg, 191
104, 12I
Hoyt, 97, 114
Bigelow, 173
Hobart, 189
Butler, 58, 84
Hunton, 92
Safford, 99
Bradford, 157
Hubbard, 191
Carleton, III
Huse, 115
Sampson, 97
Braley, 180
Knapp, 192
Carpenter, 64, 91, 92, Janes, 70 98, 99, 108
Johnson, 97, 104
Sargent, 86, 121
Carleton, 149 Chubb, 181
Chandler, 87
Jones, 87, 121
Senter, 117
Claflin, 158
Churchill, 93
Joslyn, 115
Sessions, 100
Clark, 166
Clark, 117
Joyce, IOI Keith, 81 Kemp, 118
Silver, 100
Day, 155
Townsend, 196
Clough, 104
Kennedy, 109
Smilie, III
Dodge, 149, 17I
Warren, 195 Winslow, 197
Cottrill, 101
Kinsman, 73, 12I
Spalding, 118
Fifield, 173, 174
Culver, 112 Curtis, 93
Knapp, 78 Laird, 120 Lamson, 108
Sprague, 102, 120
Goldsbury, 148, 1522 Atkins, 210
Dale, 104
Livingston, 114
Sprout, 105
Holden, 172
Barr, 219
Dana, 108
Loomis, 64, 70
Stanton, 117
Jackman, 171
Blanchard, 207, 209
Dean, 97
Lord, 103, 116
Steele, 78
Jackson, 178
Bruce, 217
Deavitt, III
Lucia, 112
Stevens, 55
Keith, 155, 158, 159
De Forrest, 112
Lund, 108
Stone, 93
Ketchum, 169
Lawson, 166
Coburn, 210
Demmon, 98 Dewing, 115
Lyman, 112 Lynde, 70
Story, 73 Stow, 116 Strong, 58
Mower, 154 Nichols, 161
Cunningham, 211 Damon, 214
Dodge, 100
Marsh, 84
Swasey, 118
Durant, 100, 10I
Marston, 86
Swazey, 109
Nye, 173
Dana, 211
Dutton, 120. Eaton, 86
May, 100 Mayo, 86
Taylor, 105
Peck, 165
Fisher, 208
Edgerton, 120
Mcintyre, 97
Templeton, 118
Sherburne, 156
Gale, 220
Ellis, 57
Thomas, 119
Sherman, 149, 153
Goodwin, 218
Fay, 100, 119 Field, 114
McWain, 114 Merrill, 65, 66 Miller, 85, 94
Thompson, 79, 80, 120 Smith, 154 'Tilden, 94, 122 Taft, 163
Gould, 217
Haines, 217
Bingham, 91 Bisbee, 117
Gould, 114 Gregory, 116
Pitkin, 57, 114
Plumley, 113
Willard, 102, 103
Andrews, 194 Bailey, 191
Benjamin, 193
Bulkeley, 56, 57
Henry, 99
Burke, 86
Howard, 84
Richardson, 71, 92
Bassett, 169
Burnham, 97,
103, Howes, 57
Samson, 121
Browning, 151
Loveland, 198
Chamberlain, 86, 97
Johnston, 116
Savage, 115
Sherburne, 100
Cook, 152
Sawyer, 189
Clarke, 109
Shurtleff, 109
Currier, 176
Slocum, 199
Colby, 82, 86
Kinne, 55
Collins, 55
Kinney, 118
Smith, 57, 64, 65, 70. Farwell, 159 78, 79, 80, 92, 98, 117 Field, 180
CABOT.
Spaulding, 84, 93, 98, Fuller, 165 109
Gale, 153, 162
Abbott, 218
Cushman, 85
Morrison, 170
Colburn, 212
Dillingham, 75, 77
Manser, 93
Taplin, 84
Patterson, 151
Farrington, 210
Baylies, 67, 68
Gleason, 106
Vail, 66, 67, 109
Trow, 162
Walbridge, 98
Wheaton, 150
Barrett, 116
Watkins, 80
Willard, 152
Webster, 84 Wood, 151, 153, 154, 160, 163
Gordon, 116
Haseltine, 120
Putnam, 57
Aldrich, 166, 167
Chandler, 196
Robinson, 70, 120
Royce, 86
Beckley, 160
Marsh, 198 Martin, 197 Nye, 191 Perrin, 190
Clifford, 118
BERLIN.
Briggs, 103
Thompson, 149, 172
Thwing, 151
Cate, 216 Clark, 212
278
INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES.
Hopkins, 216 Hoyt, 208 Knapp, 218 Lance, 213 Lyford, 207, 208 Marsh, 21I
Daggett, 272-4 Dodge, 258, 272
Ladd, 316 Leland, 310, 316
Maxham, 318 McElroy, 314
Mead, 306, 308
Mason, 217
Holmes, 269 Howland, 273 Kelton, 271, 272
Mallory, 275
McKnight, 268
Morse, 270
Nye, 268
Peck, 261, 262, 263
Rich, 267
Snow, 260
Stevens, 265 Templeton, 258, 259
Vincent, 275
Warren, 276
Wheeler, 261
Willard, 275, 276
FAYSTON.
Boyce, 283
Bragg, 284
Brigham, 283
Johnson, 283
Marble, 282
Newcomb, 282
Porter, 283
MARSHFIELD.
Adams, 300
Austin, 295
Batchelder, 300
Bemis, 294
Bolles, 299
Colburn, 298
Dodge, 293
Dwinell, 293
Eaton, 298
Eddy, 299
Flood, 288
Gilman, 292
Gove, 298
Hills, 293
Hollister, 296, 297. Jack, 294
Jacobs, 295
Lamberton, 294
Loveland, 296
Martin, 290, 291
Mears, 298 Packer, 300 Pike, 295
228, Pitkin, 291, 292
Putnam, 297 Rich, 292 Smith, 296 Spencer, 290, 296 Town, 300
Towne, 301
Wood, 299
Wooster, 299, 300
MIDDLESEX.
Cameron, 316
Carpenter, 315
Chamberlin,. 314
Chapin, 312, 313 Chase, 318
Culver, 315
Cummings, 318
Haylett, 404
Heath, 403
Kingsley, 404
Mayo, 403 Stowell, 402
NORTHFIELD. Flint, 461
Gold, 453 Hildreth, 450 Miller, 461
Orcott, 454, 455
Rich, 461 Richardson, 449, 450, 453 Robertson, 452 Roys, 456 Samson, 453 Simonds, 455 Smith, 455 Spalding, 451, 459 Stanton, 456, 457 Thayre, 458 Tilden, 460 Waterman, 459 Wardner, 453 Webster, 45I Wiley, 458 Williams, 453
WAITSFIELD.
Barnard, 470 Berry, 472 Bushnell, 467 Campbell, 469
Dana, 470 Drew, 472 Fisk, 466, 468 Gleason, 469 Hadley, 472 Hastings, 472 House, 468 Jones, 465, 466 Joslyn, 468, 469 McAllister, 473 Olmstead, 473 Palmer, 467 Poland, 471 Prentis, 472 Richardson, 47I
Savage, 468 Smith, 470 Van Deusen, 473: Waite, 467
Waterman, 472 Wilder, 466 Willis, 470
WARREN.
Allen, 480 Bagley, 483 Billings, 484 Blake, 485 Cardell, 481, 482
Eldredge, 480
Fuller, 484 Gleason, 483 Miller, 483 Page, 484 Riford, 484 Sargent, 482 Slayton, 485 Sterling, 482 Stetson, 483 Thayre, 486
Town, 485 Whitney, 484 Young, 479
WATERBURY.
Allen, 495, 496, 497 Arms, 510 Butler, 494 Bryan, 504
Daniels, 315
Densmore, 317
Ellis, 318 Flint, 317 Herrick, 315 Hill, 314
Hills, 316
Holden, 310, 311, 312, Adams, 423
Allen, 415 Bates, 418
Belknap, 429
Bourns, 429 Boynton, 432 Bradford, 430 Brown, 417 Cass, 428 Coburn, 421 Cochrane, 416
Cressy, 428 Denny, 416 Dole, 422
Perry, 215 Scott, 208
Smith, 214 Stevenson, 216 Stone, 208, 211, 218 Walbridge, 215 Waldo, 219
Wallace, 217 Warren, 219
Webster, 207 Whittier, 216 Wiswell, 219
CALAIS.
Ainsworth, 230 Bailey, 239 Bennett, 238
Burnap, 240 Chapin, 237, 238 Converse, 238 Curtis, 228
Davis, 234 Dwinell, 232, 233
Eastman, 24I Fair, 231 Foster, 231
George, 236, 24I
Gray, 238
Guernsey, 239 Hall, 235
Haskell, 227, 240 Hersey, 234 Hicks, 230 Jack, 238 Kent, 228, 229 Leonard, 235 McKnight, 236 Morse, 233 Mower, 230 Pearce, 237 Peck, 239 Pierce, 236 Robinson, 230 Sanders, 239 Shortt, 226 Slayton, 227,
234, 240 Toby, 239
Wheelock, 226, 227 White, 236
DUXBURY.
Arms, 250 Atherton, 252 Casey, 255 Crosby, 253 Crossett, 251 ' Durkee, 254 Huntley, 251, 252 Lewis, 253 Morse, 253 Shonio, 254 Wallace, 25I Ward, 254
E. MONTPELIER.
Clark, 267, 270, 273 Coburn, 272-I Corliss, 272-4 Cummins, 265
Cutler, 258 Davis, 257, 260, 277
Ellis, 274
Foster, 273
Hill, 274
Montagu, 315 Nelson, 317 Nichols, 316
Putnam, 309
Scott, 317
Taylor, 315 Ward, 316 ™
Dunsmoor, 421
Dutton, 422
Egerton, 420
Felch, 426
Wiggins, 317
MONTPELIER.
Adams, 383
Atkins, 395
bailey, 392
Baldwin, 357
Brown, 390
Carlton, 390
Chandler, 392, 393, Hitt, 433
399
Clark, 365
Howes, 423
Cottrill, 372
Jackman, 426
Cross, 373
Cutler, 356
Davis, 355
Dewey, 385, 386, 387, Kinsman, 423 388
Fifield, 395
Fuller, 388
Goss, 363
Howe, 391
Howes, 366
Hubbard, 360, 368
Jewett, 365
Paine, 415, 417
Pearsons, 428
Putney, 426
Quimby, 428
Langdon, 370
Macomber, 364, 365
Morrow, 397
Newcomb, 380
Richmond, 423
Roberts, 425
Ryan, 417
Pitkin, 374
Simonds, 421
Simons, 424
Steele, 424
Stone, 430
Thresher, 425
Tracy, 432 Wardner, 428
Williams, 418, 419 Winch, 424
PLAINFIELD.
Bartlett, 438, 439
Cutler, 442 Gale, 442 Greeley, 44I
Martin, 440
Page, 44I
Perry, 439
Skinner, 44I
Stone, 439
ROXBURY.
Boyce, 458
Brigham, 457 Burnham, 461 Crane, 450, 45I
Carpenter, 500, 501 Clough, 505, 506
Deal, 512 Downer, 5II Eddy, 505 Fales, 513 Foster, 515 Hooker, 514 Huse, 507 Janes, 507
Belding, 403
Bulkeley, 403
Child, 403
Evans, 403
Foster, 402
Haseltine, 402
Holt, 403
Taplin, 361, 362
Templeton, 358, 359
Thompson, 363
Walton, 363, 368
Waterman, 372
Wing, 357
Woodworth, 356
Worthington, 366 Wright, 366, 367, 377
MORETOWN.
Leavitt, 425 Loomis, 419 Martin, 416, 432
Mayo, 432
Miller, 425
Morton, 428
Nichols, 431
Randall, 425
Rice, 450 Rich, 423
Page, 389
Peck, 383
Poland, 381
Putnam, 398
Reed, 373 Sabin, 375 Spaulding, 371
Johnson, 424
Jones, 429
Keyes, 415
Fisk, 422 Glidden, 426 Green, 433 Gregg, 430 Gregory, 430
Guild, 426
Hadley, 419
Henry, 423 Hildreth, 418
Hopkins, 427
McLean, 208 Merrill, 215 Osgood, 208 Patterson, 214
Warren, 310
Wells, 317
Edwards, 457 Ellis, 456 Fiske, 459
316 Kirkland, 317
Kemp, 397 Lamb, 358 Lane, 393
279
INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES-ERRATA.
Kneeland, 499 Loomis, 497
Washburne, 513
Goodell, 522
WORCESTER. Kellogg, 535
May, 509
Wells, 510 Wheeler, 495 Wrisley, 498
Lance, 525
Abbott, 541
Ladd, 541
Minard, 515
Lawson, 523
Andrews, 535
Miles, 538
Montgomery, 509 Moody, 508, 512
WOODBURY.
Lyford, 523, 524 McKnight, 528 Nelson, 526 Powers, 523
Dugar, 536
Rice, 536
Newcomb, 504
Ball, 521
Gould, 541
Stone, 542
Benjamin, 521
Town, 542
Robinson, 513
Burnham, 522
Sheple, 510
Cameron, 528, 529
Wilber, 519
Holmes, 542
Watson, 535
Smith, 502, 503
Christy, 525
Hunt, 540
Wheeler, 537, 541
Stearns, 501, 502
Daniels, 525
Hutchinson, 539
Wheelock, 540
Tenney, 514
Drenan, 529
Johnson, 537
Whitney, 538
Willey, 541
ERRATA.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
PART FIRST.
BARRE .- Among the prominent early physicians was Dr. Robert Paddock, who settled in town at a very early day. His son, Dr. Lyman Paddock, succeeded his father in practice, and passed the most of a long life in his profession here. Dr. J. Henry Jack- son, so well known in Barre at the present time,-and known, too, throughout the state,-has given research into the facts relating to early physicians of Barre, which in his own good time he may give to the public. His well-known practice of doing things in the proper time, and thoroughly, will insure a production, when completed, of much value as a historical record .*
The First Universalist church of Barre was organized October 27, 1796, by Rev. William Farwell. At its organization it consisted of sixteen members, Mr. Farwell being the first pastor. The society built a substantial brick church (the first one) at South Barre in 1821. Through the efforts of Rev. Joseph Sargent the church prospered, and a new church was built of wood at Barre village, in 1852. This building has since been remodeled, repaired, and rededicated. The house has a seating capacity of 500, and the society a membership of 300. At present (April, 1889) the society is without a pastor, though expecting to settle one soon. The original cost of the pres- ent church edifice was $10,000, and the present valuation of church property, in- cluding buildings and grounds, $15,000. The Sunday-school, in session at 12 M. every Sunday of the year, has now 200 members, and a library of 1,000 volumes.
MONTPELIER .- In addition to the newspapers mentioned on pages 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21, the following publications have been issued at Montpelier :--
The Botanic Advocate, a monthly, about two years, from 1837, by Drs. Wright and F. A. McDowell. The Vermont Family Visitor, first issued in 1845, was continued about a year. The Watchword, a temperance paper commenced February 14, 1874, was dis- continued after the issue of a few numbers. Rev. J. C. W. Coxe, Rev. J. E. Wright, H. D. Hopkins, and H. A. Huse composed the editorial committee. The Vermont Tem- perance Banner was issued once in the fall of 1879, by W. F. Scott and J. P. Eddy. About 1875 Edward Clark issued one or two numbers of the Era, and Charles F. Burn- ham one or two numbers of the Echo. Both editors were at the time apprentices in the Argus office. Young America, of Lebanon, N. H., was issued here in 1874 by W. M. Kendall, Jr., while attending school. It was an eight-page paper. The Postage Stamp
*In this connection we cannot refrain from advising that in each town a local historical society be formed. Let each member search for facts upon a certain subject delegated especially to him or her. If possible verify from records the information obtained. Be sure that names and dates be accurate. Have the papers so prepared, read before the society, commented upon, and errors noted, which, if they be errors, should be corrected if possible. Such work is somewhat onerous it is true, but it becomes facinating as some lost fact is developed-unearthed from its hiding-place-and in the aggregate a town history will be de- veloped that will prove of great value for local reference and to the future historian-matter enough for several volumes, valuable inaterial, too, may be thus saved to futurity, in most any town, if the people take the proper steps to secure it. The ignorance of some people regarding local history is lamentable, and against that we have often to contend and not always with success. On one occasion the writer visited a house built more than four-score years ago in one of the mountain towns of Vermont, where dwelt a man forty years or more of age and of ordinary intelligence. This man was unable to tell from what town or what state his grandfather-the third settler in the town, and who built and lived through life on the spot where the grandson had always lived-came from .- PUB.
· Closson, 539
Morse, 539
Ellis, 539
Richardson, 535
Pride, 498 Randall, 504 Ricker, 510
Bill, 530
Putnam, 526, 527, Hamblet, 538 Harris, 537 Hinkson, 538 528 Wheeler, 523
Utton, 539 Vail, 536
Holt, 525
Kemp, 540
280
ERRATA.
Reporter, by C. F. Buswell, was issued a few times, monthly, in 1877. The Green Mountain Boys was issued monthly, in 1877, by Tuttle & Dewey. The Winooski Impetus-Metropolis of Vermont was issued monthly from April 15, 1835, to March, 1836, by a society of young men. The Montpelierian has been issued for several years by the Library society of the Vermont Methodist Seminary. .
ROXBURY .- On pages 454, 455, and 462 read Orcutt, where this word occurs, instead of "Orcott," as printed.
PART SECOND.
BARRE .- Barre Steam Laundry, L. W. Watson, prop.
Bates Chapin K., instead of " Chapink," as printed.
BROWN A, C. & SON, (Barre) (Joseph G.) fire, life, and accident insurance agents, Granite block ; also Main cor. State st., Montpelier.
Goddard Seminary, (Barre) D. L. Maulsby, principal ; Mrs. M. B. Aitcheson, precep- tress ; A. W. Peirce, first assistant ; Grace B. Aitcheson, second assistant.
HATCH HIAL O., died March 11, 1889.
HAGAN JAMES J., instead of "James A.," as printed.
HOTEL BARRE, (Barre) H. A. Rugg, prop., Washington st.
MARVIN HORACE G., rooms Currier park instead of " Courier" park, as printed.
PARK HOUSE, (Barre) Kimball Blanchard, prop., 16 N. Main. PARMENTER FRED E .. is a patron of this work.
PECK OTIS V., instead of "Otis A.," as printed.
BERLIN .- BENJAMIN JOHN E., is a patron of this work and is a breeder of Chester white swine.
BOLEZ DAVID, instead of "Boles," as printed.
PEARSON ARTEMAS N., instead of "Artemus," as printed. MARSH FRED M., instead of "Alfred M.," as printed.
CALAIS .- FAIR SHUBAEL B., instead of "Shubel B.," as printed. HASKELL RECTA C. MRS., is a patron of this work. LILLEY MILLARD, instead of "Willard," as printed. SUMNER I. W., instead of " S. W.," as printed.
DUXBURY .- GRAY DARIUS A., instead of "Grey," as printed. LABELL EMERY M., (Waterbury) is a patron of this work. MORSE LUCAS. instead of "Lucius," as printed. O'BRIEN JAMES, instead of "O'Brian," as printed. SHONIO ARNOLD B., served in Co. G, instead of " Co. B," as printed.
FAYSTON .- MEHURON ALLEN E., instead of " Mahuron," as printed.
MONTPELIER .- ADAMS WILLIAM E., is a patron of this work.
KENT MURRAY A., auctioneer, farmer in Calais, h 46 Barre st. Removed from Calais. MORROW JOHN V., is a patron of this work.
VERMONT STATE LIBRARY, is a patron of this work.
ROXBURY .- BUTTERFIELD STEPHEN, instead of "Batterfield Stephen G.," as printed. COBURN ANSON P., instead of "Anson," as printed. EDDY MAMIE MIss, instead of " Eddie," as printed. FISKE IRA H. DR., instead of "Fisk," as printed. ORCUTT ORRIN W., instead of "Orcott Orin W.," as printed. ROYCE WILLIAM K., instead of "Boyce," as printed on page 183. THAYER IRA O., instead of "Thayre," as printed. VAN DEUSEN HENRY H., instead of " Van Deusan," as printed. WARNER MELISSA MRS., instead of " Malissa," as printed. WILEY LOREN J., instead of "Loran," as printed.
WAITSFIELD .- BARNARD ORLANDO L., is a patron of this work. HOLDEN JOSIAH, is a patron of this work. JONES CHARLES E., is a patron of this work.
WARREN .- Geer Don Carlos C., instead of "Doncarlos," as printed. HEWITT JAMES T., instead of "Hewett," as printed. Hudson Duane D., instead of " Duain," as printed. THAYER NATHAN, instead of "Thayre," as printed.
WATERBURY .- COLLEY ELIZABETH MIss, instead of "Colby," as printed. Janes Henry. instead of "Jones," as printed. MINARD WILL F., is a patron of this work. TOWN CHARLES C., instead of "Towne," as printed. WARREN C. C., prop. tannery and creamery, 100 cows, and farmer, Mill Village, h Main.
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