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PLANTS AND SHRUBS
Velvety Broad-leaved Villous Long-leaved Wavy-leaved White Wood Whorled or Mountain
Burdock
Beggar-ticks
Purple-stemmed
Chamomille German Chicory Coltsfoot
Sweet Cone-flower Tall Green-headed Cudweed Low Marsh
Daisy White Yellow or Brown eyed Susan
Dandelion Common
Red-seeded
Elecampane Everlasting Clammy
Fragrant Pearly Plantain-leaved Fleabane, Common
Daisy
Fireweed Golden-rod Blue-stemmed Bog
Bushy
Canada
Cut-leaved
Early
Field or Gray
Hairy
Late Stout-ragged Tall Hairy Yellowish-stemmed Zig-zag Hawkweed Orange or Devil's Paint-brush
Panicled Rough
Horseweed Joe Pye Weed Lettuce Arrow-leaved Hairy Hispid Tall White Tall Blue White or Rattlesnake-root Wild
Lion's Foot Marigold Water Mayweed Plantain Robins Pineapple-weed Ragwort Golden
Scabious Sweet Snake-root White Stick-tight Sunflower Pale-leaved Prairie Woodland
Tansy Thistle, Canada
Common or Bull Common Sow Field Field Sow
Spiny-leaved Sow Swamp Thoroughwort Wormwood, Roman or Ragweed Yarrow
Crowfoot Family Ranunculaceae Anemone Large White-flowered Long-fruited or Thimbleweed
Wood Baneberry Red White
Buttercup Bulbous
Creeping Marsh Stevens' Tall or Meadow
Columbine Wild Crowfoot, Hook-styled Small-flowered
Goldthread Hepatica Round-lobed Sharp-lobed
Marigold Marsh Meadow-rue Early Purplish Tall Virgin's Bower Purple White
Dogbane Family Apocynaceae Dogbane, Spreading Indian Hemp Periwinkle or "Blue Myrtle"
Dogwood Family-Cornaceae Cornel, Alternate-leaved Dwarf or Bunchberry Red-osier Silky
Evening Primrose Family Onagraceae Nightshade Enchanter's Smaller
Primrose Evening Willow-herb Downy Great or Fireweed
576
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Northern Purple-leaved
Sundrops Small
Figwort Family Scrophulariaceae
Beard-tongue Brooklime Butter and Eggs
Figwort Hare Maryland
Foxglove Monkey Flower Mullein Common
Speedwell Buxbaum's
Common
Corn Thyme-leaved
Turtlehead Flax Family Linaceae Flax, Common
Four-o'clock Family Nyctaginaceae Umbrellawort Heart-leaved Fumariaceae Fumitory Family Corydalis, Pale Dutchman's Breeches Fumitory, Common or Hedge Squirrel Corn
Gentian Family Gentianaceae Gentian Closed Spurred Pennywort American Water Geranium Family Geraniaceae Herb Robert
Ginseng Family Araliaceae Ginseng Dwarf Sarsaparilla Spikenard
Gourd Family Cucurbitaceae Wild Balsam-Apple
Grass Family Gramineae Barnyard Grass Blue Grass Canada
Kentucky
Bottle-brush Grass Brome Grass
Brome Grass Downy
Brachyelytrum Chess Wild Couch Grass Fescue, Taller or Meadow Finger Grass Smooth Foxtail Green Yellow Herd's Grass
Hungarian Grass Manna-grass Blunt
Meadow Grass Reed Old-witch Grass Panicum Agrostis-like Hairy Northern Spreading
Red Top Grass Rye Grass Virginia Wild
Thin Grass
Goosefoot Chenopodiaceae Goosefoot Maple-leaved Narrow-leaved
Lamb's Quarters or Pigweed
Pigweed Strawberry Blight
Heath Family Ericaceae Arbutus, Trailing
Blueberry
Indian Pipe
Pipsissewa or Prince's Pine
Pyrola, One-flowered
Rhodora
Shin-leaf Wintergreen, Aromatic or Checkerberry Greenish-flowered Liver-leaf One-sided
Holly Family Aquilifoliaceae Mountain Holly
Honeysuckle Family Caprieoliaceae Cranberry-tree or High Bush Cranberry Dockmackie or Maple-leaved Arrow-wood Elder Common or Sweet Red-berried
Hobble-bush
Honeysuckle American Fly Bush Mountain Fly Swamp Fly Tartarian
Snowberry Twin-flower Viburnum, Sweet or Sheepberry
Iris Family Iridaceae Grass Blue-eyed Iris or Blue Flag
Lily Family Liliaceae Adder's Mouth Green Adder's Tongue Asparagus Bellwort or Wild Oats Large-flowered
Carrion Flower Clintonia
577
PLANTS AND SHRUBS
Cucumber-root Indian Hellebore American White or Poke Leek Wild Lily Cow Wild Yellow Lily-of-the-Valley Wild Solomon's Seal
False Star-flowered False Three-leaved
Star-of-Bethlehem
Trillium, Nodding
Painted
Purple
Twisted-stalk
Clasping-leaved
Lobelia Family Lobeliaceae Lobelia Brook
Pale Spiked Tobacco, Indian
Lopseed Family Phrymaceae
Lopseed
Madder Family Rubiaceae Bedstraw Marsh
Northern
Rough
Small
Sweet scented
Bluets Partridge Berry Mallow Family Malvaceae
Mallow Common
European Musk
Mezerum Family Thymelaeceae Leatherwood or Wicopy Milkweed Asclepiadaceae Milkweed Common Swamp Mint Family Labiatae Basil Bergamot. Wild Bugle Weed Gill-over-the-Ground Heal-all Hoarhound Cut-leaved Water
Orchis Orchidaceae Calypso Coral Root Ladies' Tresses Hooded
Nodding Slender
Lady's Slipper Larger Yellow
Ram's Head Showy Stemless Small Yellow
Mint American Wild
Marsh Whorled Mountain Motherwort Nettle Hedge +
Hemp Peppermint
Skullcap Marsh
Mad-dog
Spearmint Thyme Wild Mustard Family Cruciferae
Charlock Cress Field Penny
Hispid Marsh
Marsh
Water
Winter
Wood Bitter
Horseradish Mustard Black
Hare's-ear
Hedge
Indian
Tower
Tumble
Wormseed
Peppergrass Apetalous Wild
Radish Wild
Rutabaga or Wild Turnip
Shepherd's Purse Toothwort Two-leaved Nettle Family Urticaceae Clearweed or Richweed
Hop
Nettle Slender Stinging Wood
Nightshade Family Solanaceae Cherry Clammy Ground Nightshade Common
Orchis Hooker's Larger Purple Fringe Long-bracted Prairie White Fringed Round-leaved Showy Tall Leafy Green
Twayblade Orpine Family Crassulaceae Live forever or Garden Orpine Stonecrop Mossy
578
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Parsley Family Umbelliferae Angelica Caraway Carrot, Wild or Queen Ann's Lace
Cicely Smooth Sweet Woolly Sweet Hemlock Bulb-bearing Honewort
Parsley Hemlock
Parsnip Cow
Early Meadow Sanicle or Black Snakeroot
Pink Family Caryophyllaceae Bouncing Bet
Campion Bladder Campion White
Catchfly Night-flowering
Corn Cockle
Chickweed Common Mouse-ear
Pink Ground or Moss
Rocket Dame's Violet
Sandwort Blunt-leaved Starwort Long-leaved
Pitcher Plant Family Sarraceniaceae Pitcher Plant
Plantain Family Plantaginaceae Plantain Common English
Primrose Family Primulaceae Loosestrife Bulb-bearing Fringed
Moneywort
Star Flower
Poppy Family Papavaraceae bloodroot
Pulse Family Leguminosae Alfalfa or Lucerne Clover Alsike
Rabbit-foot
Red
White
Yellow or Hop
Groundnut
Melilot White or Sweet Clover Yellow Medic Black Tick Trefoil Canadian Vetch Blue Common
Purslane Family Portulacaceae Purslane Common Spring Beauty
Rose Family Rosaceae Agrimony
Avens Purple or Water White Yellow Blackberry Common Running Cinquefoil Common Rough
Silvery Tall
Meadow-sweet Meadow-queen Raspberry Black Dwarf Purple-flowering Red
Rose Cinnamon Smooth or Meadow Wild Steeple-bush or Hardhack Strawberry American Wood Barren Common
St. Johnswort Family Hypericaceae St. Johnswort Canadian
Larger Canadian
Common Corymbed or Spotted
Dwarf Elliptic-leaved
Saxifrage Family Saxifragaceae Currant Golden Red Skunk
Gooseberry Prickly Smooth
Grass-of-Parnassus
Mitrewort or Bishop's Cap False Naked-stalked
Saxifrage Early Swamp
Sedge Family Cyperaceae Bullrush Pale-green Small-fruited
Grass Alpine Cotton Tall Cotton Wool Sedge Awl-pointed Crested Golden-fruited Gray's Loose-flowered Long-stalked
579
PLANTS MOSSES FERNS
Nodding Plantain-leaved Porcupine Slender Wood
Spiderwort Family Commelinaceae Spiderwort or Spider Lily
Spurge Family Euphorbiaceae Cypress Spurge Staff-Tree Family Celastraceae Bittersweet Climbing
Verbena Family Verbenaceae Vervain Blue White
Violet Family Violaceae Violet Canada Dog Downy Yellow Kidney-leaved
Long-spurred
Marsh Blue
Northern Blue
Round-leaved Yellow Selkirk's Sweet White Smooth Yellow Woodland White Woolly Blue
Vine Family Vitaceae Grape, River Bank or Frost Virginia Creeper or Woodbine Water Plantain Family, Alisnaceae Arrowhead Broad-leaved Slender-leaved
Water Plantain Wood Sorrel Family Oxalidaceae Wood Sorrel Common Lady's Upright Yellow
I-MOSSES
Bog Mosses Syhagnaceae Common Sphagnum Rock Mosses Andreaceae Andreacea
True Mosses Bryinae Bryum Giant Georgia Haircap Common +
Juniper Slender Hypnum Common Pinnate
Mnium Toothed Woodsy Mollia Green Moss Fern Fissiden's Plume Whitish Rock Wiry Fern Reveler Triangular Wood Webera (very rare)
II-FERN ALLIES
Club Mosses Lycopodiaceae Christmas Green Trailing Club Moss Common
Fir Shining Stiff Tree
Adder's Tongues Ophioglossaceae Fern Rattlesnake Common Grape Dissected Grape Matricary Grape Ternate Grape Horse-tails Equisitaceae Horse-tail Common or Field Swamp Rush Common Scouring Variegated Scouring
III-FERNS
Fern Family Polypodiaceae Brake Common Fern Brittle Bulblet Bladder
Christmas
Cut-leaved
Hay-scented
Lady Round-fruited
Long Beech Maiden-hair Oak Ostrich
Polypody
Sensitive Boot's Shield
Common Spinulose Shield Crested Shield Evergreen Shield Marginal Goldie's Shield Marsh Shield
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TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
New York Shield Spinulose Shield Spleenwort Ebony Narrow-leaved Silvery Woodsia Rusty
Flowering Fern Family Somundaceae Fern Cinnamon Clayton's or Interrupted Royal or Flowering
TREES
Beech Family Fagaceae American Beech Black Oak Chestnut Oak
Red Oak Scarlet Oak Swamp White Oak White Oak
Birch Family Betulaceae American Canoe Birch Black Birch
Yellow Birch
Speckled Alder
American Hornbeam Hop Hornbeam
Cashew Family Anacardiaceae Staghorn Sumach Velvet Sumach
Olive Family Oleaceae Black Ash Red Ash White Ash Lilac
Linden Family Tiliaceae American Linden Basswood Maple Family Aceraceae Box Elder Red Maple Rock Maple Sugar Sycamore Maple Striped Maple Mountain Maple White Maple. Nettle Family Urticaceae American Elm Slippery Elm Hackberry
Pine Family Pinaceae Red Cedar Arbor Vitae (White Cedar) Hemlock
Balsam Fir American Larch
Pitch Pine
Red Pine
White Pine
Red Spruce
Pulse Family Leguminoseae Common Locust Honey Locust
Rose Family Rosaceae Apple Thorn Apple
Choke Cherry
Black Cherry
Wild Red Cherry
Canada Plum
Scarlet Hawthorn
Shad Bush American Mountain Ash
Willow Family Salicaceae American Aspen Large-toothed Aspen
Balm-of-Gilead
Lombardy Poplar
White Poplar
White Willow
Yellow Willow
Walnut Family Juglandaceae Butternut
Witch Hazel Family Hamamelidacea Witch Hazel
BIRDS
Blackbirds Icteridae Baltimore Oriole Bobolink Boat-tailed Grackle
Bronzed Grackle Cowbird Meadowlark Red-winged Blackbird Rusty Blackbird
Chickadees Paridae Chickadee Red-breasted Nuthatch White-breasted Nuthatch American Pipit
Creepers Certhiidae Brown Creeper
Crows, Jays, etc. Corvidae American Crow Blue Jay Canada Jay (rare)
581
BIRDS
Cuckoos, Coccyges Black-billed Cuckoo Yellow-billed Cuckoo (ra re)
Flycatchers Tyrannidae Acadian Flycatcher Great-crested Flycatcher Kingbird Least Flycatcher Olive-sided Flycatcher Phoebe Traill's Flycatcher Wood Pewee Yellow-bellied Flycatcher (rare)
Fowls Gallinae Ruffed Grouse Spruce Grouse (rare)
Hawks, Owls, etc. Raptore3 Bald Eagle
Golden Eagle Broad-winged Hawk Cooper's Hawk Fish Hawk Goshawk Marsh Hawk
Pigeon Hawk
Sharp-shinned Hawk Sparrow Hawk
Red tailed Hawk
Red-shouldered Hawk
Acadian Owl Barn Owl Barred Owl Great Gray Owl (rare) Great Horned Owl Long-eared Owl Short-eared Owl
Saw Whet Owl Screech Owl
Richardson's Owl Snowy Owl
Kingfishers Alcedinidae Belted Kingfisher
Kinglets Sylviidae Golden-crowned Kinglet Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Larks Alaudidae Horned Lark Prairie Horned Lark
Nighthawks, etc. Macrochires Chimney Swift
Nighthawk Ruby-throated Hummingbird Whip-poor-will
Shrikes Laniidae Logger-headed Shrike Northern Shrike Sparrows Fringillidae American Crossbill White-winged Crossbill
Goldfinch Purple Finch
Junco Lapland Longspur Pine Grosbeak
Rose-breasted Grosbeak Pine Siskin
Redpoll Indigo Bunting Snow Bunting
Chipping Sparrow
Field Sparrow
Fox Sparrow Grasshopper Sparrow (rare)
House Sparrow Song Sparrow
Savanna Sparrow
Swamp Sparrow
Tree Sparrow
Vesper Sparrow :
White-crowned Sparrow White-throated Sparrow
Swallows Hirundinidae Bank Swallow Barn Swallow Eave Swallow
Tree Swallow
Purple Martin Tanagers Tanagridae Scarlet Tanager Thrashers Mimidae Brown Thrasher (rare) Catbird
Thrushes Turdidae American Robin Bluebird
Hermit Thrush
Olive-backed Thrush
Wilson's Thrush Wood Thrush (rare)
Vireos Vireonidae Red-eyed Vireo Yellow-throated Vireo Warbling Vireo Warblers Mniotiltidae Black and White Warbler Blackburnian Warbler Black-throated Blue Warbler Black-throated Green Warbler Bay breasted Warbler
582
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Canadian Warbler Cape May Warbler Chestnut-sided Warbler
Hooded Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
Maryland Yellowthroat Myrtle Warbler Nashville Warbler
2
Moles
Brewer's Star-nosed
Ovenbird Parula Warbler Pine Warbler
4
Bear
Black Bear
5 Raccoon
Raccoon
6 Weasel
Ermine Fisher
Marten
Little Brown Mink
Otter
Skunk
Small Brown Weasel
7 Foxes
Black or Silver Fox Cross Fox Red Fox
Cats
Bay Lynx Canada Lynx
II-RODENTIA
1
Rats
Muskrat Porcupine Common Mouse
Jumping Mouse
Meadow Mouse
White-footed Mouse
Brown
Woodchuck
2 Squirrels Gray Flying Red Striped
3 Hedge Hog
4 Rabbit Cottontail
III-RUMINANTES
I-CARNIVORA
1 Bats
Cloinaar Hoary
Say's Silver-haired
2
Shrews Foster's Short-tailed
Prothonatory Warbler
Redstart Tennessee Warbler Water Thrush Yellow Warbler
Waxwings, Bombycilidae Cedar Waxwing
Woodpeckers Pici Downy Woodpecker Flicker
Hairy Woodpecker
Pileated Woodpecker
Red-headed Woodpecker Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Wrens Troglodytidae House Wren Winter Wren
Water Birds Black Duck Golden-eyed Duck Wood Duck
Bittern
American Coot
Pied-billed Grebe
Red-necked Grebe
Great Blue Heron
Night Heron American Merganser
American Scoter Loon
Woodcock
Least Sandpiper Solitary Sandpiper Spotted Sandpiper Wilson's Snipe Killdeer
ANIMALS
1 '5. Deer
Common Deer Moose rare
INDEX
Academy
Account books, old
244-252, 417, 437-440 230-232 37
Adams, James, 35.
Mrs. Submit
Address list, P. O.
453
Agricultural car
271
Agricultural society, county
269
Aldrich, Asquire
151
Altitudes
46
Animals, list of
582
Anti-rum agitation
215
Anti-slavery
236-237, 242
Appraisals, 225
Grand Lists
550
Aqueduct
301-302
Arc light system
464 404-405 79
Arnold, Mrs. Alice C
Arnold, Jonathan
16, 29-35, 59-63, 69-80, 104 72-75, 346 76-78 75
Arnold, Mrs. Susan P.
Arnold, William C. 1st
81, 168 323
Ashes
141-142
Asisqua Spring
Athenæum
11, 480 321-325, 417 405 376-377
Auntie to the boys of 1840
357-358
Australian ballot
550
Avenue House
264
Bakery
481-482
Ball clubs, 159. Ball games
405
Bands, 339. Band Stands
545
Bank bills
370, 455, 458
Banks
455-459 214-215
Baptism, of children
129
Barber, Amaziah, first store
195 192
Bass viols
Bates, Henry C.
Bears
Beasts, miscellaneous
Bedouin Arabs
Beecher, Henry Ward
Bees, social
Belknap works
Bells, 332-337. Bell Fair
337-338 382, 441-442 67, 164-165, 537 537 391-392 320, 360 162-3
152, 479 209
Archery
Arnold, Josias Lyndon
Arnold, Lemuel H.
Art Gallery
Athletics
Atlantic Cable
Banns, proclamation of
Barney, George, 451. John
584
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Bessborough
14
Bible Hill Bingham, J. C.
347-348 462 580-82
Birthday party
63-64 99-100, 573-4 61-63
Black Ruth
Blunt, Asa P.
440.441 192
Board of Trade
Boissonnault, Rev. Father
Bond for Court House site
Books
Boy and girl and Indians
Brick making
Bridges
48, 52, 181, 548 329-331
Brightlook Hospital
Bristol Bill
456 197
Burial grounds
Buryal ground, The old
Business notes
166-7, 168
Cabinet . work
145, 486 95
Caledonian, The
219, 490, 526
Camp Baxter
276-277
Canal project
257 546
Carriages
478, 271
Catamount
366, 537 310-311, 314
Catholic Societies
294
Cattle
226, 539
Cattle Fairs
200, 269
Celebrations
233-234
Cemeteries
468-472
Census of 1790, 54-55. Of 1840
.225
Centennial observance, national
. .377
Centre Village, roads, 51-52. Stores, 197-198. Taverns Chadwick, Albert G.
185, 219-221
Chaise
88, 557
Chamberlin, Lt. Col. Geo. E.
279-280
Chamberlin Post
279, 288-289
Charter, 18. Fees
17
Chief Justices
433-437
Chimney, A.
406
Choral Union
339, 341
Christmas, first observance
137
Chronicle of 25 years
526-533
·Church bells, 332-336. Buildings, 211-14. Records, 214. Usages
128-134
:Churches of St. Johnsbury
305-314
Civil war
273-290, 428
Clark Bros, 141, 195. Luther
215
294, 311, 328 267 238, 321 204-205 140-141, 194, 406, 477
Brown, Frank
Buildings
502-5, 543 107 104-105 473-491
Butler, Major Abel
Caledonia County
Cannon, Parrot
Catholic churches
193-194
Birds, 327. List of
Births
INDEX
585
Clearing the wilderness Clifford, D. A. Clocks
29
Cloth-dressing
489 84, 163, 545 139-140 144-145
Clover seed
163, 364-365
Cobbler, the
Coins
Colby, Prof. James K.
Cold summer
91
Colegate Hill
91
Colonial mansion
205-206 145
Commercial Club
493-494
Company D
289-290
Convent
311 154
Cosmic events
513-518 155
Country produce
202
Court House
105-106, 267 22-4
Crevecœur, America Frances
Crevecœur, Lionel
25, 554 25 22-28
Danielou, Rev. S.
310-311 496
Daughters of Am. Rev.
Day of Judgment
117-118
Debating clubs
235-238
Depart said town
152 260
Diary of 1840 boy
231-232
Directories
466
Distances
46
District nurse
331
Diversions
159
Diving flue cook stove
154
Doctor Jupiter
183-184
Dog Committee
125
Doings on the farm
198-200 323
Dunmore
15
Ear-marks
66
Earning money, story
118
East Village, 91-93. Taverns
East Village Valley Road
Edson Tavern
Educational
Educators, two
Eighteen-hundred-forty
Electric lights
398, 464, 488 399-401
Elephants
143-144 407-408 246, 437-438 151, 513 292-293
Cold water army
Cole Corner
Combs, hair
Cook stoves
Counting room, the old
Crevecœur, Robert
Crevecœur, St. John
Depot, grounds and buildings
Domes of the Yosemite
194-195 52-54 82, 81, 165 244-256, 327 437-440 223-224
Cobb, Simeon
586
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Ely Hoe and Fork Works
148, 473-474 406-407
Escapes, Civil war
282-285
Excerpts from Caledonian, August, 1837
221-222
Fairbanks, Edward T.
563 249
Fairbanks, E. & T. & Co.
Fairbanks, Erastus
Fairbanks, Franklin
Fairbanks, Henry
321, 377, 379, 416, 429-431
Fairbanks, Major Joseph
150, 151, 352, 411
Fairbanks, J. P.
190, 238-239, 414, 446-447, 455
Fairbanks, Thaddeus
151, 154-155, 249, 353, 411-415, 556 417
Fairbanks, William P.
Fairbanks Brothers
Fairbanks Mills, 150-52. Scales
Fairbanks Village school
Fair Grounds
Farmer's Herald
Farmer's song
Federal Justices, two
443-445
Female Academy
207-209
Fenton, Major R. W.
144, 165
Ferguson, Aunt Polly
357-358, 542 579
Ferns, list of
Field and garden
Fields of Bible Hill, poem
File works
Fire alarm bell
337, 464
Fire engine companies
296-299
Fire trucks
Fire works
Fireman's parade
Fires, destructive
First church
124-128, 305, 556 466-468 168
Floods, destructive
518-520
Flora and Fauna
574-82 407
Four Corners
Fraternal orders
Free delivery
Frost, Edwin B.
247-248, 438-440
Furniture. makers
145, 486 488
Gage, F. B. Galignani
239 382
Garfield, Pres.
487-488
Generals, two
440-443
Glebe lands
18
Golf
405-406
410
Good-bye, poem
465 171-172 297-8 520-25
Fisheries, U. S. Station
Flag First
Flywheel
64, 81, 85 496-498 452 279
Fuller, Homer T.
Gas works
92, 171, 273, 299, 414, 426 325-327, 417 318, 417, 557
Fairbanks, Horace
414-15 411-25 120
268, 271 184-190 201
534-537 348 479
Engines, factory
INDEX
587
Goodell, William Goose plucking bees Goss, David Goss Hollow
116, 358-359 162-163 86, 150
Governor's war proclamation
86-88, 150 274
Governors, two
Graded Village schools
426-431 252-256 474-476
Grain and milling business
Grand list
Grane orders
Grange
Granite work
Grant, Ex-President
Grantees
Great raising
124-125
Grist mills
Grout, William W.
Halls, public
Harrison, Pres. William Henry
Harrison, Pres. Benj.
Hastings, Cynthia
Hastings, Lambert
Hawkins, Stephen
Hawkins horse
Hemp Hens
High school
Hoe and Fork Co.
148, 473-474 327 115
Home from School, poem
Home revisited
355-356
Hooker, O. V. & Son
477
Horseless carriage
271
Hospitals
328-331
Hotels
262-266 36, 78-80
House at Four Corners
81 130
Household religion
Houses, Ten
96-97 161 486-487 65
Ide, Elathan
Ida, Henry C.
247, 382, 386, 443-44 65
Ide Library
241-242 475
Immigration
42-43
Independence Day
169-172 12
Industries, early
138-158
Inside · glimpses
212-213
Iron works
Japanese Embassy
Jewett, Dr. Calvin
180, 476-477 390-391 165, 227
House, First
Husking bee
Ice
Ide, John
Ide Mills
Indians
94-95, 550 103 499 477 383-384 17
146, 149, 151, 352 441 340-344 232-233 325, 384-386 59-60 226-227 88-89, 168 178-79 154 538-539 253
Home for Aged Women
588
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Jewett, Ephraim
137, 183, 196, 236, 451
Jewett, Dr. Fayette
367-368 236
Jewett, Dr. Hibbard Jewett, Dr. Luther
Jewett, Milo P.
Jewett & Brown
183-185 356-357 196 400
Jumbo
June training
1.67-169
Kennan, George
Kittredge, Moses
Knapp, Hiram
Knights of Pythias
Koords
Laird Bros.
Lake Road
Lamson, Dr. C. M.
Land rights
19 205 130
Lawrence, Dr. Edward A.
Lawrence, Hubbard
128, 130, 134, 143, 211, 356 483
Leather
143-144 237, 319-320, 342 67-68, 405
Legendary
11
Libraries, early
238-243
Library, Public
321-325
License, votes on
296
Lieut. Governors, two
441-443
Lincoln, Abram
Literary clubs
Little, Henry
Little House of Meeting
Little York
Live stock
226-227, 481, 539-540
Local Option
295-296
Logan, Gen. John A.
288-289
Longevity
550
Loom
397-398
Lord, Dr.
86, 154, 191 485
Lyceums
235-238
McKinley, Pres.
384
McLeod Mills
474
Mahogany Quartette
339
Mail routes and carriers
174, 452
Making money, story
118
Maple sugar
491 477
Marriages
98-99, 573-4
Martin, Hezekiah, house
145, 207, 520
Masons
496
Mead, Larkin G.
286
Meat markets
481
320, 324, 549 196, 450 155-158 498 367-368
477-478 262 325-326, 549
Landscape paper
Lawyers
Lecture Course
Lee, Asa
369-370, 381 235-238 352 211-213 90
Lumber
Marble work
INDEX
589
Medical
Meeting Houses, old Meeting House on Plain Meigs, Return Jonathan Memorial observances
227-9, 482 121-126, 213, 340 211-14, 306, 340, 543 448-449
Mercantile
Merchants, early, 195-8. Later
Merchants' Association
Meridian posts
Merrill, Col. Geo. A.
Militia
Milk
Mills, early
Morgan horse
Mormons
Mortality, per cent
573-4 374-375 579 356
Mother to the boys of 1820
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
105, 468-470
Museum of Natural Science
325-327, 418 237-340
Music and musicians
Music Hall
318-320, 342
Musket, Cobb
163-164 550
Name of the town, 21. Variants
Nash, Scout, Journal of
13, 347
New Academy
249-252 89
New Year's receptions
323
Newspapers
184, 219, 490 64
Nishan El Ifitikar
392-394 296
Notre Dame des Victoires
310-311
Nurses' Home
330-331
Observatory Knob
548
Odd Fellows
497-498
Oil lamps
398
Old Daguerreen, rhyme
409-410
Old Grist Mill
352-353
Old Home Week
387-390
Old Passumpsic Bank
455-456
Old Pine Tree, poem
512
Old Tippecanoe
232
Old village pump
409
Oxen
540
Paddock, Judge Ephraim
Paddock, Huxham
Paddock, John H.
Paddock Iron works
552-560
Parades and tests
297-298
Parks
506-509
311
Parochial schools
160, 203-207, 238, 337 147-148, 151 178, 337-338 147
Pageant of St. Johnsbury
381-384 483-485 483-5 493
546-547 202, 432 167-168 480-481
139-140, 145-152 178-180 217-219
Moscow, bell of
Mosses, list of
New Boston
Nightingale, The Orange
No-license
590
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Passumpsic River
75, 345-7
Pastors, see churches
Patriotic Rally (1812), 165. (1861)
275
Pews, sale of
124-125
Photography
488-489
Physicians
227-228, 482
Piano, first
205-206, 337
Pies
536 62
Pioneering
29, 35-38 134
Plain district
115-117
Plants and Shrubs, list of
574-579
Platform scale
155, 411-425 322, 366-367, 381, 383, 433-435, 483 232-234
Population
94, 225, 550
Post Office
173, 448-454
Post riders
173-175
Postage
174, 450
Postmasters
448-454 141-142
Potato
38, 535-536
Pottery
144, 152
Presidential visits
384-387
Prices current
541
Prohibitory liquor law
295-6, 427 19
Public confessions
132-133 98
Quelph to Mago
249-52, 350-51
Quill wheel
259 160
Railroads
257-262, 377-380
Raisings
161 146
Rankin, Andrew E.
322, 432-433
Real estate
541-543
Redington, E. C.
455
Refrigerator, invention of
487
Regimental flag
277-279
Religion, early
121-137
Religious organizations
305-317
Religious revivals
315-317
Religious service, first
36-37 229
Reminiscences
352.358
Representatives, town, list of
570
Rhymes, village
408-410
Rice, Abel
152, 192
River terraces
41-46
Roads
48-54
Roberts, H. N., narrative
Roosevelt, Ex-Pres.
113, 150 387
Pioneer and slave
Pious old horse
Poland, Judge Luke P.
Politics, Whig
Potasheries
Proprietor's meeting
Publications, of marriage
Quoits
Ramsey's Mills
Remedies, medical
591
INDEX
Ross, Hon. Jonathan
Rural delivery
399, 435-436, 483 452
Sabbath Bells, poem
336
Sabbath, observance of
131-133
Saddlery and harness making
150
St. Johnsbury, The
380
St. Johnsbury Hemp Co.
155
St. Johnsbury Plain, poem
350
Sangers' Party, 63. Mills
90
Scale, Platform
411-425
School, districts, 56-57. Houses
113, 117 17
Schools, public
109-120, 244-256
Scouts, Colonial
12
Selectmen, list of
567
Shave horse
142
Sheep
134, 226, 539 266
Sickle, story of
64-65
Signing for a pirate
365-366
Skating park
402-403
Skooter, the St. Johnsbury
401-402
Sleeper's River
35, 150
Snow, Erastus Fairbanks
217-219 142
Soils
43-44
Soldiers' Monument
286-287
Spanish war
289-290 90-91, 119 147
Spinning, 138. Wheels
206-207
Stafford, Wendell P.
444-445
Stage coach
176-177 177-178 320, 324, 549 569
State House, at the
Starch factory
142, 149-150
Stark, John
12, 14, 347 Preface 227-228
Stevens, Dr. Morrill Stevens, Hon. Thaddeus
227
Stiles Pond
92, 302 220 195-198
Stores
Stories
Stoves
Street lighting
Streets
Summerville
Sunset Home
33
Sweet Caledon, poem
95
Taft, Pres.
Tannery
59-68 151, 154 463-464 502-505, 547 501-502, 255 327-328
Survey's
325, 386-387 143
Soap
Spaulding Neighborhood
Sports of the girls
Stage routes
Stanley, Henry M.
Stevens, Henry, 60, 201; also
Stone, C. M.
Echool records, 111, 115. Reservations
Shire town
592
TOWN OF ST. JOHNSBURY
Taverns
191
Telegraph
459-461
Telephone
461-463
Temperance reform and societies
215-17, 291-5
Then and Now
562
Thurston, Pearson, first minister
128, 556 403-404
Tobogganing
12
Town liquor agency
295
Town Hall
268, 340, 530 47-48 564-569
Town officers in 1800, 96. Total list of
100-103
Town votes for Governor
570-72
Town votes for President
572
Transportation teams
180-181
Traverse-sled
402
Trees
509-512 580
Trees, list of
41, 175-176
Tute, Zibe
124, 366
Underground railway
146-147
Utilities
448-466
Van Buren, Pres.
232-233
Vassar College
357
Vegetables
534-537
Vermont, poem
445
Village of St. Johnsbury
500-501
Vital records-1788-1800
98
Vital records-1860-1910
573
Wagon, story of a
395-397
Wagon-making
151
War of 1812
165-167
Warned out
152-153
Water pipes, clay
299-300
Water supplies
301-304
Water troughs
545
Wawhsuk and Imquk
11
Weather
513
Weaving
138-39
Webster, Daniel
184
Wheeler, Gardner
64-65 232-234
White man, the first
13
Whitelaw, Gen. James
34
Wing children
129
Winter sports
401-404
Wireless telegraph
463
Woman's Club
331, 494-496
Woodpecker petition
53-53
Young Men's Catholic Library Assoc.
243
Young Men's Christian Association
317-320
Total Pages, including Plates, 604
.
Tomahawk
Town meeting, first
Town records, early
Trescott, Bill
Whigs of 1840
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