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The following partial list of books and pamphlets relating in any way to Montpe- lier is of interest, as showing the class of literature circulated among the people, es- pecially in the earlier history of the State ; the list is compiled wholly from my bibliog- raphy of Vt.
The publications of the numerous insti- tutions and organizations in the State, such as religious, educational, masonic, temperance, odd fellows, agricultural, med- ical, benevolent, military, railroads, insur- ance and others, for full lists of which see Walton's Registers, are omitted here, as well also as all official State publications, and town reports, although Montpelier printers have had their full share of the printing of the above works. All the pub-
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lications named were printed in Montpelier unless otherwise noted.
ADAMS, DANIEL. English Grammar. Published by L. Q. C. Bowles, 1814.
-Another edition, same publisher, 1817. -The Scholar's Arithmetic. Wright & Sibley, printers, 1812.
ADAMS, F. W. "Theological Criticisms." Published by J. E. Thompson, 1843. p. 216.
Mr. Adams was an eminent physician in Montpelier for many years, where he died in Dec. 1858, aged 71.
AIKEN, SOLOMON. "An Appeal to the Churches," etc., p. 120, printed by E. P. Walton, 1821.
ALLIS, Rev. O. D. Funeral Sermon on the death of Chas. M. Griswold, 1862. Printed at the Freeman office.
AUSTIN, Rev. SAMUEL. Election Sermon, 1816. Printed by Walton & Goss.
BALDWIN, DANIEL. Memorial Service, held in the Church of the Messiah, at Montpelier, Aug. 7, 1881. Printed, for private distribution, by Joseph Poland. 8º p. 18. [By Rev. J. Edw. Wright.] See sketch of Mr. Baldwin, post.
BALLOU, ELI. Review of Rev. A. Royce's Sermon against Universalism. Printed by F. A. McDowell, Universalist Watch- man office, 1838.
BARBER, E. D. Democratic Oration at Montpelier, 1839. Patriot office print.
BARRE. Reply of the people of Barre to the attack of Rev. A. Royce, 1845. Po- land & Briggs, printers, p. 51.
BAYLIES, NICHOLAS. A Digested Index to Law Reports in England and the United States. Printed by Walton & Goss, 1814. 3 vols. 8º p. xiv, 545 ; yii, 455 ; vii, 509.
-An Esssay on the Human Mind. E. P. Walton, printer, 1820. 16° p. 216.
-A second edition. Same imprint, 1829. BAYNE, THOMAS. Funeral Sermon on the death of Hon. Ira H. Allen, 1866. Wal- ton, printer.
BENT, Rev. J. A. Thanksgiving Sermon at Stowe, 1854. E. P. Walton, Jr., printer. BIBLE. I am informed that an edition of the New Testament was printed by the late Ezekiel P. Walton, at Montpelier, in the early part of the present century, but I have never seen a copy. Some thirty editions of the Bible and parts thereof have been printed in Vermont, mainly at Brattleboro, Windsor and Woodstock.
BOARDMAN, Rev. E. J. Immediate Abo- lition Vindicated. An address at Ran- dolph, 1838. Walton & Son, printers.
BOYLE, Capt. R. Voyages and Adven- tures. Printed by Wright & Sibley. 12º p. 262.
BRIGHAM, G. N. Poems, 1870. 12º p. 187. -Second edition of same, 1874, p. 219. Cambridge, Mass.
BUCHANAN, Rev. C. The Works of. Walton & Goss, printers, 1813. 12º P. 369.
BUNYAN, Rev. J. The Heavenly Foot- man, 1811. Walton & Goss, printers. 24° p. 108.
BLISS, Rev. J. I. Funeral Sermon on Capt. L. H. Bostwick at Jericho, 1863. E. P. Walton, printer.
BURTON, Rev. ASA. False Teachers De- scribed, a sermon at Thetford, 1810, Montpelier : Printed by Samuel Goss.
-Funeral Sermon on Mrs. Joram Allen, at Thetford, 1811. Wright & Sibley, printers.
-Funeral Sermon on Oramel Hinckley, at Thetford, 1812. Wright & Sibley.
BURTON, Rev. H. N. "Go Forward." A Missionary Sermon at St. Johnsbury, 1868. Freeman print.
BUTLER, J. D. See Article, Vt. Hist. So- ciety.
CARPENTER, Hon. HEMAN. Family Re- Union, 1871. Polands' print.
CHALMERS, Rev. THOMAS. Discourses on Revelation. 2 vols. in one, p. 175 and 194, 12º. E. P. Walton, printer, 1819.
CHANDLER, Rev. A. Sermon at Waits field, 1826. E. P. Walton, printer.
CHANNING, Rev. W. E. Election Sermon in Boston, 1830. Reprinted by Geo. W. Hill, Montpelier.
CHRISTIAN PILGRIM, 18º p. 143. E. P. Walton, printer. Comical illustrations. COBB, ENOS. An Exposition of Dr. Cobb's art of discovering the faculties of the Human Mind, etc. Montpelier, 1846. 12º p. 31.
COBURN, A. The Scholar's Teacher of Geography. Montpelier, 1838. p. 13. DASCOMB, Rev. A. B. Memorial Record of Waitsfield, 1867. Freeman Print.
-Sermon on the death of Pres. Lincoln, 1865. Walton's Print.
DAVIS, HENRY. Election Sermon at Mont- pelier, Oct. 12, 1815. Walton & Goss. 8º p. 40.
DAVIS, Miss MARY E. [A native of Plain- field.] Poems. Argus & Patriot print, 1877. 12º p. 349.
DAY, NORRIS. A Lecture on Bible Poli- tics. Montpelier, 1846.
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DEAN, JAMES. Gazetteer of Vermont. Printed by Samuel Goss, 1808. 8º p. 44. This was the first gazetteer of the State.
DEWEY, C. C. Woman Suffrage. Journal Press, Montpelier, 1869.
DOLPHIN, JAMES. Travels of, among the Indians, etc. Wright & Sibley, print- ers, 1812. 18º p. 72.
Dow, PEGGY, [Wife of the famous Lo- renzo Dow.] Poetry. Printed by E. P. & G. S. Walton, 1818. 24º p. 160.
EARLE, JABEZ. The Christian's Looking- Glass. Walton & Goss, 1817. 18º p. 70. EASTMAN, C. G. Sermons, etc., by Rev. J. Burchard. Burlington, 1836. 12º p. II9.
-Poems. Montpelier : Eastman & Dan- forth, printers, 1848. 12º p. 208.
-Second Edition enlarged, T. C. Phin- ney, publisher, 1880. 12º p. xxi and 233, with steel portrait and a sketch of the author.
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See history of newspapers in Montpelier. [For bi- ography of Eastman, see Barnard history in succeed- ing volume .- ED.]
ELLIOT, Rev. L. H. Sermon on the death of Rev. Dr. Silas McKeen, Brad- ford, 1877. Polands' print.
EMERSON, Mrs. LUCY. New England Cookery, etc. Montpelier : Printed for Josiah Parks, 1808. 18º p. 84.
Mrs. Emerson was a sister of the late venerable Thomas Reed, an early settler at Montpeller; he was the father of the late Thomas and Hezekiah H. Reed.
FOSTER, HOSEA B., of Berlin, Vt. Poems. Montpelier, Vt .: Printed by Ballou, Loveland & Co., 1860. 18° p. 72.
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. The Way to Wealth. Walton & Goss, printers, 1810. 18º p. 31.
-Life of Dr. Franklin. Samuel Goss, printer, Montpelier, 1809. 12º p. 202. FRENYEAR, Rev. C. P. Funeral Sermon on the death of Wm. H. Carr, in Ja- maica. Argus and Patriot print, 1870. FROTHINGHAM, Rev. F. Dedication Ser- mon, Church of Messialı, Montpelier, 1866. Ballou, printer.
FULLER, Rev. ANDREW. Baptism. Print- ed by Samuel Goss, 1807. p. 15.
Perhaps the first imprint by Mr. Goss in Montpelier, as he purchased the "Precursor" in September, 1807. See ante, BROWN, CLARK.
-- Another edition, 1814. Printed byWright & Sibley. p. 16.
GALLUP, Dr. J. A. Address before the Vermont Medical Society at Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1822. E. P. Walton, printer. 8º p. 26.
GESTRIN, Prof. C. E. H. Vacation Labors, 1879. Argus and Patriot print, p. 51.
GREENE, Rev. R. A. Funeral Sermon on the death of Mrs. James Nichols, of Northfield, March 6, 1876. Argus and Patriot print. 8º p. 12.
GREEN MOUNTAIN EMPORIUM, and Litera- ry, Moral and Religious Record. By J. Milton Stearns. Vol. I, No. 8. Mont- pelier, June, 1839. Monthly. Allen & Poland, printers. RI 8º p. 15.
GREGORY, Rev. JOHN. Review of Bishop Hopkins, against Universalism. Mont- pelier : Wm. Clark, 1835. 8º p. 12.
-History of Northfield. Argus and Pat- riot print, 1878. 8º p. 319.
-An Expose of Spiritualism. Polands' print, 1872. 8º p. 104.
GRIDLEY, Rev. JOHN. History of Mont- pelier, in a Discourse , in the Brick Church, Montpelier, Thanksgiving Day, Dec. 8, 1842. E. P. Walton & Sons, printers. 8º p. 48.
A valuable work, and very scarce.
-The Young Man Beguiled of his Strength. A Sermon at Montpelier, March 29, 1846. Eastman & Danforth, printers. 12º p. 21.
Mr. Gridley was pastor of the "Brick Church" at Montpelier, 1841-46, when he moved to Kenosha, Wis., where he dled Dec. 27, 1876, aged 80 years.
HADDOCK, Prof. C. B. An Address be- fore the Railroad Convention at Mont- pelier, January 8, 1844. E. P. Walton & Sons, printers. 8º p. 24.
HALL, S. R. The Child's Assistant to Geography. Third edition, 1831. Mont- pelier : Published by J. S. Walton. 12º p. 75.
First edition was published in 1827, with same im- print. Many editions were afterwards published. An enlarged edition, revised by Rev. P. H. White, was published at Montpelier in 1864, by C. W Willard, and a third edition in 1874, of 280 pages, 12 mo., Freeman print. Another edition in 1878, same imprint, and the work is still in use in our public schools.
HARRISON, WM. H. Biographical Sketch of. Watchman Office, Montpelier, 1836. 12º p. 30.
HARVARD COLLEGE. Fourth Report of Class of 1861, J. Edward Wright, Class Secretary. Freeman print, 1878. 8º P. 30.
HERVEY, JAMES. Meditations, etc. Sam- uel Goss, printer, 1810. 12º p. 144.
HINCKS, Rev. J. H. " The Mission of a Child's Life." A sermon preached in Bethany Church, Montpelier, March 20, 1881. Printed for private distribution. Joseph Poland, printer. 8º p. 28.
Preached on occasion of the deathis of Mary, aged 7 years. daughter of Jas. W. Brock, Esq., and Clara, aged 13 years, daughter of J. Monroe Poland, Esq.
HOLMES, JAMES H. A Manual on Win- dow Gardening. Montpelier, 1877. 12º p. 184.
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HOOKER, Rev. E. W. Address on Sacred Music, at Castleton, 1843. E. P. Wal- ton & Sons, printers. 8º p. 16.
HOPKINS, Rev. SAMUEL. The Evils of Gambling. A Sermon at Montpelier, April 19, 1835. E. P. Walton & Son, printers. 8º p. 22.
HOUSE, Rev. A. H. Conversation. A Sermon at Island Pond, Feb. 14, 1858. Printed by Ballou, Loveland & Co. 80 p. 16.
HUTCHINSON, TITUS. Jurisdiction of Courts. Freeman print, 1855. 8º p. 15. JOHNSON, JOHN. A Mathematical Ques- tion, propounded by the Vicegerent of the World. Answered by the King of Glory. Montpelier : Published by John Crosby, 1813. 18º p. 143.
JOHNSON, OLIVER. Address before the Vermont Anti-Slavery Society, at Mid- dlebury, Feb. 18, 1835. Knapp & Jew- ett, printers. 8º p. 32.
JONES, CHARLES E. Life and Confessions of. Printed by Ballou, Loveland & Co., 1860. 12º p. 168.
JONES, HENRY. The seven Churches in Asia, the Millenial thousand years, etc. Knapp & Jewett, printers, 1834. 12º P. 70.
KELTON, C. G. The New England Col- lection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Published by Geo. W. Hill, 1829. 24° p. 168.
LAMB. LARNED. The Militia's Guide, etc. Printed by Samuel Goss, 1807. 18° P. 108.
LINSLEY, D. C. Report of his survey of a road from the foot to the summit of Mount Mansfield, Oct., 1865. Mont- pelier. 8º p. 7.
LORD, Rev. WM. H. A Sermon on occa- sion of the death of Hon. John McLean. Preached in Cabot, Vt., Feb. 7, 1855.
-Remembrance of the Righteous. A Sermon on occasion of the death of Gen. Ezekiel P. Walton. Preached at Mont- pelier, Nov. 29, 1855.
-The Present and the Future. A Sermon on occasion of the death of Mrs. Lucre- tia Prentiss, wife of Hon. Samuel Pren- tiss. Preached at Montpelier, June 17, 1855.
-A Tract for the Times. National Hos- pitality. 1855. p. 48.
-Life, Death, Immortality. A Sermon on the death of Samuel Prentiss, LL. D. Preached in the Congregational Church, in Montpelier, January 18, 1857.
-A City which hath Foundations. A Ser- mon preached on occasion of the Fiftieth
Anniversary of the Organization of the First Congregational Church in Mont- pelier, July 25, 1858.
-A Sermon on occasion of the death of Hon. Ferrand F. Merrill. Preached in the Congregational Church, Montpelier, May 8, 1859.
-A Sermon on the Causes and Remedy of the National Troubles. Preached at Montpelier, April 4, 1861.
-A Sermon on occasion of the death of Rev. James Hobart. Preached in the Congregational Church, Berlin, Vt., July 18, 1862.
-In Memoriam. Address at the funeral of Mrs. James T. Thurston, Montpelier, April 3, 1865.
-The Uses of the Material Temple. A Sermon preached at the Dedication of Bethany Church, Montpelier, Oct. 15, 1868.
-Address and Services at the funeral of Dea. Constant W. Storrs, Montpelier, March 26, 1872.
-Woman's Mission for Christ. A Ser- mon preached at the funeral of Mrs. James R. Langdon, at Montpelier, Aug. 3, 1873.
All of the above were printed at the office of the Vermont Watchman and State Journal.
-Sketch of the Life of Hon. Samuel Prentiss, published in the United States Law Magazine.
-Also, two or more articles in the Prince- ton Review.
LYMAN, ELIJAH. Sermon before the Leg- islature at Montpelier, Oct. 13, 1814, by Elijah Lyman, A. M., Pastor of the Con- gregational Church in Brookfield. Mont- pelier : Walton & Goss.
MANSFIELD, Mrs. LUCY (Langdon.) Me- morial of Charles Finny Mansfield, com- prising extracts from his diaries, letters, and other papers. New York: Baker & Godwin, printers. I866. 8º p. 265 (2.)
Mrs. Mansfield, daughter of James R. Langdon, of Montpelier, was born in Berlin in 1841, and married the subject of this memorial in 1861. He died in 1865. Mrs. Mansfield has since married again, and resides in New York.
MARSH, Rev. SAMUEL. Message from God, etc. Montpelier, 1844. 8º p. 16.
-The Age of Prophecy. Press of East- man & Danforth, 1848. 16º p. 16.
-National Prosperity. Montpelier, 1849. 160 р. 16.
-The Modern Colporteur Revival System. Press of Eastman & Danforth, 1849. 16° р. 142.
-Hard Questions Answered. Eastman & Danforth, 1849. p. 72.
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-Universalism. Press of Eli Ballou, 1850. 16° p. 28.
-Reply to Ballou. Montpelier, 1850. 16° p. 32.
-Uncle Nathan. Ballou & Loveland, 1854. 16º p. 218.
MARSHALL, E. F. New Spelling Book. Published by E. P. Walton & Son, 1838. 12º p. 144.
MASON, JOHN. Treatise on Self Knowl- edge. Wright & Sibley, printers, 1813. 24° p. 194.
-The same. Published by E. P. Walton, 1819. 18° p. 177.
McKEEN, Rev. SILAS. Civil Goverment a a Divine Institution. A Sermon before the Legislature, Oct. 9, 1857. E. P. Walton, printer. 8º p. 34.
-A History of Bradford, J. D. Clark & Son, publishers, 1875. 8º p. 462.
MILLER, Col. JONATHAN P. The Condi- tion of Greece in 1827-28, New York : J. & J. Harper, 1828. 8º p. 300.
-Letters from Greece. [By Col. Miller and others.] Boston, 1825. 8º p. 20.
[See D. P. THOMPSON'S History of Montpelier for a sketch of Col. Miller, also vol. 1] of this Gazetteer- History of Randolph.]
THE MINISTER preaching his own Funeral Sermon. Wright & Sibley, 1812. 24º p. 96.
MISCELLANEOUS. Memoirs of that truiy eccentric character, the late Timothy Dexter, together with his last will and testament. Montpelier, 1808. Sabin's Bibliography.
-Records of the Montpelier Lyceum, 1829-1836. Manuscript, p. 353. [Belongs to the Vt. Hist. Society.]
-Catalogue of books of the Montpelier Agricultural Society, n. p. n. d.
-Winooski Impetus. Metropolis of Ver- mont, April 15, 1835 to March 1836. 4° Monthly, by a society of young men. -Services at the Dedication of Green Mount Cemetery, Sept. 15, 1855. E. P. Walton, Jr., printer, 8º p. 40.
-A Child's Book. Illustrated. E. P. Walton, printer. 32º p. 8. n. d.
-Reports of Town Officers in printed form, annually, since 1843.
-Act of Incorporation, By-Laws etc., of the Village of Montpelier, 1848. 8º p. 12. Editions of the same, 1855, 1864 and 1875.
-Village Reports, annually.
-Catalogue of the Sabbath School Library of the First Cong'l Church, 1861. Wal- ton's print. 12º p. 18.
-In Memoriam of Rt. Rev. John Henry Hopkins, in Christ Church, Montpelier, 1868. Argus and Patriot print. 8° p. 16.
-Illustrated Capital Advertiser, 1872. Argus and Patriot print. 8º p. 8. .
-Reports of the Committee on Water Supply for the Village of Montpelier, 1873. Poland's print. 8º p. 20.
-Illustrated Circular of Lane Manufactur- ing Company, Montpelier, 1875. Argus and Patriot print. 12º p. 152.
-Exhibition of the New Organ in Trinity Church, Nov. 5, 1875.
-Webb's Montpelier Directory, 1875-6-7. 8º p. 50.
-Pocket Directory of the Village of Mont- pelier for 1877. Poland's Press. 18° p. 90.
-Montpelier Illustrated ; with a brief sketch by E. P. Walton. In N. Y. Daily Graphic, Nov. 8, 1877.
-Montpelier Monufacturing Company's 20th annual catalogue, 1877. 8º p. 32.
-Montpelierian, vol. 5, No. I, Jan. 20. 1877. 4º p. 8 and (4.) Continued monthly by the Literary Societies of Methodist Seminary.
MOORE, Z. S. Sermon Oct. 6, 1813, at the Ordination of Rev. Jacob Allen at Tunbridge. Walton & Goss, printers.
MORTON, Rev. D. O. Wine is a Mocker : Sermon at Montpelier Oct. 16, 1828, at the formation of the Vermont Temper- ance Society. Printed by E. P. Walton. 8º p 16.
MURRAY, LINDLEY. The English Reader, 1823. E. P. Walton printer. 12º p. 262.
NEW ENGLAND Economical House-Keeper, and family Receipt Book. E. P. Wal- ton & Sons, 1845.
NUTTING, RUFUS. Grammar. Third edi- tion. E. P. Walton, printer, 1826. 12º p. 136.
-Fourth and fifth edition, same imprint, p. 144.
-Nutting's New Grammar. E. P. Wal- ton & Sons, 1840. p. 184.
PALMER, E. F. The Second Brigade ; or, Camp Life. E. P. Walton, printer, 1864. PALMER, Rev. J. E. A Collection of Essays, etc. E. P. Walton & Son, 1836. 12º p. 306.
PARKER, Rev. DANIEL. A Sermon, Church Privileges, etc., at Brookfield, March 9, 1847. E. P. Walton & Sons. p. 19.
PEACHAM. Addresses at the opening of the Congregational Church at Peacham,
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Sept. 28, 1871. Polands' print. 8º p. 66.
-Catalogue of the Library of the Juvenile Society at Peacham. Polands' print, 1881. 8º p. 24.
PEAKE, REBECCA. Trial of, for murder, at Orange County Court, Dec. 1835. E. P. Walton & Son, printers. 12º p. 88.
PECK, LUCIUS B. Speech in Congress, on Slavery in the Territories, April 23, 1850. p. 8.
-Proceedings of the Washington County Bar on the death of Hon. Lucius B. Peck, at March Term, 1867. Freeman print. 8º p. 20.
PERRIN, Rev. TRUMAN. Dietetics-Sound Health, etc. Freeman print, 1861. 8º p. 19. See History of Berlin, ante, p 63. PERRIN, Rev. WILLIAM. The Accident ; or Henry and Julia ; and other poems. Walton & Goss, printers, 1815. 12º p. 64. See Hist. of Berlin, p. 62.
PETER THE GREAT. Life and Reign of. Wright &. Sibley, printers, 1811. 12º. P. 316.
PHINNEY, T. C. The Literary News. Monthly, May, 1878. 8º p. 8. For Sept. 1881. p. 32. Continued.
POSTAGE STAMP REPORTER. C. F. Bus- well, editor. Monthly, vol. I, No. I. Montpelier, January, 1877. 8º p. 8.
POWARS, GRANT. Oration at Thetford, July 4, 1812. Wright & Sibley, print- ers. 8º p. 16.
PRENTISS, Hon. SAMUEL. Oration at Plainfield, July 4, 1812. Walton & Goss, printers. 8º p. 39.
-Remarks in the U. S. Senate on Slavery in the District of Columbia, March 1, 1836. Washington : p. 14.
-Speech in the Senate, January 16, 1838, on the Vermont Resolutions on the ad- mission of Texas, and the slave trade. Washington : 8º p. 10.
-Speeches in the Senate, March 2d and 30th and April 6th, 1838, on Dueling. Washington : 8° p. 19.
-Speech in the Senate, June 23, 1840, on the Bankrupt Bill. Washington : p. 20.
-Proceedings in the District Court, Oct. Session, 1857, on the Death of Judge Prentiss. Windsor : 8º p. 16.
PROCEEDINGS and Address of a Jackson Convention at Montpelier, June 27, 1828. Geo. W. Hill, printer. 8º p. 24.
PROCEEDINGS of the Montpelier, [Vt., Con- gregational] Association in Sept., in reply to annexed Statements of Henry Jones, against Freemasonry. Danville,
1830. 12º p. 22. See JONES, HENRY, ante.
PROGRESSIVE READER. Printed by Geo. W. Hill, 1833. 18º p. 216.
RAND, FESTUS G. Autobiography of; A Tale of Intemperance. J. & J. M. Po- land. 8º p. 16.
RANDALL, Rev. E. H. Address on the death of President Lincoln, at Randolph, April 19, 1865. Walton's print. 8º p. 12.
RAWSON, Rev. NATHANIEL. Discourse at Hardwick, on the Sabbath succeeding his Ordination, Feb. 17, 1811. Printed by Walton & Goss. [See biography of, in Orleans Co. papers and items, vol. II, this Gazetteer.]
REDFIELD, Hon. ISAAC F. Charge to the Grand Jury in Washington County, No- vember Term, 1842. Burlington: 8° p. 16.
Se6 Gilman's Bibliography for a biog. sketch of Judge Redfield, and a list of his law publications, etc.
REDFIELD, T. P. Report on the claim of the Iroquois Indians upon the State of Vermont. 1854. 8º p. 40.
REED, GEORGE B. Sketch of the Early History of Banking in Vermont, Read before the Vt. Hist. Soc. at Montpelier, Oct. 14, 1862. 8º p. 28.
Sketch of the Life of Hon. John Reed, of Boston. Boston, 1879. 8º p. 22.
Mr. Reed is a native of Montpelier; born July 28, 1829; son of the iale Thomas Reed, Esq., an early and prominent citizen of the town. Mr. Geo. B. Reed las been for many years a law bookseller and publisher in Boston. He is well versed in the lilstory of Vermont, and has been a liberal donor to the Vt. Hist. Soc.
RELIGIOUS COURTSHIP, [By Daniel De Foe.] Printed by Derrick Sibley, for Josiah Parks, 1810. 12º p. 348. ROLLINS, E. E. Memorial Record of Greensboro Soldiers, 1861-5. Free- man print, 1868. 12º p. 77. [See Greensboro in vol. II, this Gazetteer.]
SANDERS, D. C. A History of the Indian Wars. Wright & Sibley, printers. 12º P. 319. 1812.
A very scarce work. Mr. Sanders was the first Pres- ident of the University of Vermont. [See biography of, in History of Burlington in vol. I, this Gazetteer.]
SAVAGE, R. A. Memorial Record of the Soldiers of Stowe, 1861-5. Freeman Print, 1867. 12º p. 104. [See Stowe in vol. II, this Gazetteer.]
SCOTT, WALTER. The Lady of the Lake. A Poem. Wright & Sibley, printers, 1813. 18° p. 320.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Lessons in Elocution, etc. Published by E. P. & G. S. Wal- ton, 1818. 18° p. 383.
-Another edition, by E. P. Walton, 1820. p. 407.
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Crosby, 1813. 18º p. 36. D SHELTON, Rev. F. W. Address at the funeral of Mrs. Upham, in Christ Church, May II, 1856. E. P. Walton, printer. 8° р. 16.
Mr. Shelton was Rector of Christ Church, Montpel- ier, 1854-66; he was a pleasant writer, and published several volumes. besides numerous articles in the Knickerbocker Magazine. Mr. Shelton died at Car- thage Landing, on-the-Hudson, June 20, 1881.
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SHEPARD, SYLVANUS. The Phoenix Chron- icle. The Bonfire, in which 450 books were burned. A View of Montpelier and all the country villages in the State. Printed for the author, 1825. 8º p. 18. Mr. Shepard was an early settler of East Montpel- ier.
SHORT EXPOSE of the management of the finances of Vermont. Patriot office, 1844. p. 8.
SKINNER, Rev. WARREN. Capital Pun- ishment. A Lecture before the Legis- lature of Vermont, and others, Oct. 26, 1834. Geo. W. Hill, printer. 8º p. 19.
-The Christian Ministry. A Sermon be- fore the Universalist Convention at Montpelier, Jan. 17, 1833, at the Ordi- nation of Rev. J. M. Austin. Geo. W. Hill. 8º p. 25.
SMITH, RUTH B., (of Newbury.) The Pension Case of the late Capt. James T. Smith. Polands' print. 1879. 8º p. 32. SOUTHMAYD, JONATHAN C. Address be- fore the Philological Society of Middle- bury College, August 15, 1826. E. P. Walton, printer.
-Discourse at Montpelier, March 16, 1828, on the use of distilled spirits. E. P. Walton, printer. 8º p. 16.
SPALDING, Rev. GEO. B., D. D. God in the War. A Sermon at Vergennes, Nov. 26, 1863. Burlington : 8° p. 21.
-A Discourse commemorative of Gen. Samuel P. Strong, at Vergennes, Feb. 28, 1864. Burlington : 8º p. 22.
-A Discourse at Dover, N. H., May 18, 1873, on the two hundredth anniversary of the settlement of that town. Dover, N. H. 8º p. 29.
-A Discourse Commemorative of Hon. John P. Hale, at Dover, N. H., Nov. 27, 1873. Concord, N. H. 8º p. 19.
-Relation of the Church to Children. A Discourse at Haverhill, N. H., Nov. 6, 1873. Bristol, N. H. 8º p. 12.
-The Dover Pulpit during the Revolu- tion. A Discourse Commemorative of Rev. Jeremy Belknap, D. D., July 9, 1876. Dover, N. H. 8° p. 31.
-Semi-Centennial Discourse at Laconia, N. H., June 18, 1878, before the Con-
ference Churches of Strafford County. Dover, N. H. 8º p. 20.
-Normal School Training. Address at Gorham, Maine, Dec. 26, 1878. Port- land, Me. 8º p. 12.
-Address before the New Hampshire Sunday-School Convention at Haverhill, N. H., Nov. 6, 1879. Bristol, N. H. 8º p. 8.
Rev. Dr. Spalding is a native of Montpelier, son of the late James Spalding, M. D. He is pastor of the First Congregational Church, Dover. N. H., where he was settled in 1869. See Granite Monthly, vol. I, P. 197-9, for a biographical sketch.
SPALDING, JAMES R. An Address on Fe- male Education at Pittsfield, Mass., Aug. 22, 1855. New York. 8º p. 28.
-An Oration at the Semi-Centennial An- niversary of the University of Vermont, August, 1854. 8° p. 33.
Mr. Spalding, an elder brother of the above, died at the residence of his brother in Dover. Oct. 10, 1872. He was born in Montpelier, Nov. 15, 1821. Mr. Spald- ing was a gentlemon of fine culture and attainments. For many years he was an associate editor of the New York Courier and Inquirer, and he was mainly the founder of the New York World newspaper in 1859 ; an appropriate tribute to the worth of Mr. Spalding, by Richard Grant White, was printed in the daily World of October 12, 1872.
STEBBINS, R. I. Sermon at the Ordina- tion of Mr. Charles A. Allen, as min- ister of the Church of the Messiah, at Montpelier, March 1, 1865. Ballou, Loveland & Co. 12º p. 27. .
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