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72 (2004) & 73 (2005) Volume 72 (2004), Winter/Spring and Summer/Fall Volume 73 (2005), Winter/Spring and Summer/Fall Prepared by Reidun Dahle Nuquist

Please note that each year’s issues of Vermont History are numbered consecutively. It may be helpful to know that the 2004 and 2005 volumes are paginated as follows: Winter/Spring 2004, 72: 1–108 Summer/Fall 2004, 72: 109–203 Winter/Spring 2005, 73: 1–112 Summer/Fall 2005, 73: 113–242

A Story: A Biography of Plowmakers abolition of slavery. See slavery John & Charles Deere reviewed, 73: Adams, John Quincy: and 1826 Vt. elec- 205–6 tion, 72: 18 agriculture: Ronald Jager, The Fate of Adams, Judith M.: transcriber of “A Late- Family Farming: Variations on an Nineteenth-Century Childhood in East American Idea reviewed, 73: 99–101; Calais: Recollections of Ida Clee Bemis,” Thomas A. Lyson, Civic Agriculture: 73: 152–59, illus., port. Reconnecting Farm, Food, and Com- African Americans. See also slavery: munity reviewed, 73: 102–5 Vermonter with black Civil War regi- Aiken, George D.: opposed to power ment, 72: 187–88; David Work, “The companies, 73: 161; Samuel B. Hand Buffalo Soldiers in Vermont, 1909– and Stephen C. Terry, The Essential 1913,” 73: 63–75, illus.; Barre “joint” Aiken: A Life in Public Service re- run by, 73: 91; veterans with CCC in viewed, 73: 211–13 Vt., 73: 166–67, 178–79, 184; Kari J. Albany, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 29 Winter, ed., The Blind African Slave, Alburg, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 29 or Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nick- alcohol. See liquor named Jeffrey Brace reviewed, 73: Aldrich, Edith Francena: Joan Alexander, 200–2 ed., Mother & Daughter—Two Diaries agricultural machinery: Neil Dahlstrom of Glover, Vermont, Girls: 1894 Diary and Jeremy Dahlstrom, The John Deere of Edith Francena Aldrich, Age 14;

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1922 Diary of Edith Alexander, Age 14 art and artists. See also sculpture and reviewed, 73: 87–89 sculptors: Pamela J. Belanger, ed., En- Aldrich, Wesley: father of Cena Aldrich, visioning New England: Treasures from 73: 87 Community Art Museums reviewed, Alexander, Edith: Joan Alexander, ed., 73: 207–9 Mother & Daughter—Two Diaries of Arthur, Chester Alan: Zachary Karabell, Glover, Vermont, Girls: 1894 Diary of Chester Alan Arthur reviewed, 73: 84– Edith Francena Aldrich, Age 14; 1922 87; marking of birthplace, 73: 127 Diary of Edith Alexander, Age 14 re- Austin, Frank Lyman: mentioned, 72: 192 viewed, 73: 87–89 Austin, Warren R.: votes for flood relief, Alexander, Joan: ed. of Mother & Daugh- 73: 173 ter—Two Diaries of Glover, Vermont, Australian ballot: use of, 73: 213, 214 Girls: 1894 Diary of Edith Francena Averill, Vt.: unorganized town, 73: 18 Aldrich, Age 14; 1922 Diary of Edith Avery’s Gore, Vt.: “irregular parcel,” 73: Alexander, Age 14 reviewed, 73: 87–89 18, 19 Alexander, Samuel: directs wild west show, 73: 70 B Allen, David: his Early Maps of Brattle- Bachelder, John: mentioned, 73: 41 boro, Vermont, 1745–1912, With a Nar- Bailey, Franklin: employs carpenter, 72: rative History reviewed, 73: 82–84 127, 148 Allen, Ethan: and Haldimand negotia- Bailey, Laura: “unmarried seamstress,” tions, 73: 199 72: 152 Allen, Heman: and 1826 election, 72: 14, Baker, Abigail: bound out as servant, 72: 15–16 57–58, 59 Allen, Ira: featured in encyclopedia, 72: Baker, Anne: bound out as servant, 72: 57, 74 59 Allen, Jonathan: quoted on antimasonry, Baker, Elizabeth (Rich): supported by 72: 5 town, 72: 55, 56–57, 59–60 Allen, Joram: treats poor patient, 72: 60 Baker, John: supported by town, 72: 55, Allen, Mary Ware: her journal discussed, 56–57, 59–61 73: 191 Baker, Lovinia: mentioned, 72: 59 Allen, Richard Sanders: mentioned, 73: Baker, Samuel: mentioned, 72: 59 82 Baker, Simon: bound out as servant, 72: American Woolen Company: closing of, 57, 59 73: 35 Baker, Stan: and battle for civil union, 72: Amestoy, Jeffrey L.: and battle over civil 195 union, 72: 195 Baker, Zechariah: bound out as servant, Anderson, Jack: photo. courtesy of, 73: 72: 57, 59 43, port. Baker et al vs. State of Vermont: leads to Andersonville Prison: Vermonter’s death civil union, 72: 195 in, 72: 63, 64, 66, 68 Baker family: Mary L. Eysenbach, “Car- Andrew, John A.: detests Gen. Butler, 72: ing for the Poor: Thetford and the 25 Baker Family, 1792–1817,” 72: 55–62 Angell, Kenneth: and battle over civil Bandel, Betty: her An Officer and a Lady: union, 72: 195 The World War II Letters of Lt. Col. Anti-Masonic party: gains control of state, Betty Bandel, Women’s Army Corps 72: 19 reviewed, 73: 95–97 antimasonry: Kenneth A. Degree, “Antic- Baptist church: and 1826 gubernatorial ipating Antimasonry: The Vermont election, 72: 16–18 Gubernatorial Election of 1826,” 72: Barber, Capt.: witness in army inquiry, 72: 5–22, port. 44 apportionment. See reapportionment (elec- Barnet, Vt.: train depot opens, 72: 124; vil- tion law) lages and town, 73: 21, 33 architecture: W. Barksdale Maynard, Ar- Barre, Vt.: cemetery featured in travel chitecture in the United States, 1800– guide, 72: 100; incorporated village, 1850 reviewed, 72: 84–86; David J. 73: 26, 29, 31, 32; Mari Tomasi and Blow, Historic Guide to Burlington Roaldus Richmond, Men Against Neighborhoods, Vol. 3, reviewed, 72: Granite reviewed, 73: 90–93 191–92 Barre Opera House: CCC veterans at, 73: Ariès, Philippe: his work on childhood 181 cited, 73: 190 Barre Town, Vt.: Thomas W. Patton, “When Arkansas (ship): Civil War ram, 72: 30–31, the Veterans Came to Vermont: The 36 Civilian Conservation Corps and the 221 ......

Winooski River Flood Control Project” Bennett, James: boards pauper, 72: 60 [including East Barre Dam], 73: 160– Bennett, John W.: at Gettysburg cere- 89, illus., map mony, 73: 51 Barton, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 28 Bennington, Vt.: Robert E. Shalhope, A baseball: black CCC teams, 73: 179 Tale of New England: The Diaries of Bassett, Lynne Z.: textile consultant, 72: Hiram Harwood, Vermont Farmer, 151 1810–1837 reviewed, 72: 87–89; origins Bassett, T. D. Seymour: encyclopedia of, 73: 19, 20, 21; incorporated villages, dedicated to, 72: 75; cited on Vt. as 73: 24, 25, 28, 29, 33, 34 “border area,” 72: 179; mentioned, 73: Bennington Banner: featured in encyclo- 76 pedia, 72: 74; reaction to black sol- Baton Rouge, Battle of, 1862: Jeffrey D. diers, 73: 68 Marshall, “’Butler’s Rotten Breath of Bennington Battle Monument: building Calumny’: Major General Benjamin F. of, 73: 127 Butler and the Censure of the Seventh Bennington Museum: featured in exhibit Vermont Infantry Regiment,” 72: 23– catalog, 73: 208 54, illus., ports., maps Benson, H. C.: Royalton selectman, 73: Bayley, Daniel: prints singing books, 72: 146 n14 185 Benson, Lyman: and Central Vt. Railroad, Beard, Elsie: interviewed about E. Barre 73: 121 Dam, 73: 187–88 n47 Benson, Vt.: failed village incorporation, Beck, Nina: and battle for civil union, 72: 73: 30 195 Bernard, Anderson: port. only, 73: 158, Becker, Jack: curator of art exhibit, 73: port. 207, 208 Berry, Wendell: mentioned, 73: 100 Belanger, Pamela J.: ed. of Envisioning bibliography: “More About Vermont His- New England: Treasures from Com- tory: Recent Additions to the Ver- munity Art Museums reviewed, 73: mont Historical Society Library,” 72: 207–9 104–8, 199–203, 73: 108–12, 215–18; Belknap, Perley: library trustee, 73: 123, Roger Parks, ed., Writings on New En- 134, 135, 140 gland History: Additions to the Bibli- Bell, Charles J.: at monument dedication, ographies of New England History Se- 73: 129 ries (to 2001) reviewed, 73: 76–78 Bellesiles, Michael A.: mentioned, 73: 198 Bickford, Albert: “The Work Journal of Bellows, George: mentioned, 73: 208 Albert Bickford, Mid-Nineteenth- Bellows Falls, Vt. See Rockingham, Vt. Century Vermont Farmer, Cooper, Bemis, Abijah: uncle of Ida Clee Bemis, and Carpenter,” 72: 115–59, illus., 73: 152 port. Bemis, Bernice: sister of Ida Clee Bemis, Bickford, Augusta (Merrill): marriage to 73: 152 Albert Bickford, 72: 150, 151, port.; Bemis, Ida: aunt of Ida Clee Bemis, 73: 152 152 Bickford, Benjamin: Peacham farmer; Bemis, Ida Clee: “A Late-Nineteenth- mentioned in son’s journal, 72: 114, Century Childhood in East Calais: 118, 122–23, 124, 136 Recollections of Ida Clee Bemis,” 73: Bickford, Bridget (Keys): mother of Al- 152–59, illus., port. bert Bickford, 72: 114 Bemis, Lewis: grandfather of Ida Clee Bickford, Caroline: mentioned, 72: 118 Bemis, 73: 152 Bickford, Charles: mentioned, 72: 118 Bemis, Luther: father of Ida Clee Bemis, Bickford, Daniel: mentioned in nephew’s 73: 152, 153, 155–56, 158–59, port. journal, 72: 118, 132, 136 Bemis, Lydia (Rideout): mother of Ida Bickford, Emily: marries James Kinerson, Clee Bemis, 73: 152, 153, 155–56, 158– 72: 118 59, port. Bickford, Flora: mentioned, 72: 146 Bemis, Serepta Dwinnell: grandmother of Bickford, Mary: mentioned, 72: 146 Ida Clee Bemis, 73: 152 Bickford, Russell: brother of Albert Bick- Benedict, George G.: cited on Battle of ford, 72: 118 Baton Rouge, 72: 35 Bielinski, Stefan: contrib. to New York Benes, Peter: ed. of Dublin Seminar for history book, 73: 197 New England Folklife, Annual Pro- Bierstadt, Albert: mentioned, 73: 208 ceedings reviewed, 72: 180–82, 73: Big Bethel, Battle of, 1861: assault on Big 190–92 Bethel, 72: 26 Benjamin, Asher: discussed in architec- Bigelow, Lucius: quoted on black soldiers, ture book, 72: 85 73: 66–67 222 ......

Bisson, Ernest: neighbor to Camp Wilson, the Textile Industry Transformed New 73: 169 England, 72: 89–91; Anne Robinson Black, C. E.: Royalton selectman, 73: 146 Clancy, ed., Yankee in a Confederate n14 Town: The Journal of Calvin L. Robin- blacksmithing: John Deere trained in, 73: son, 72: 91–93; Edward J. Feidner, ed., 205 “Dear Wife”: The Civil War Letters of Blackwell, Marilyn S.: review of Robert E. Chester K. Leach and Tom Ledoux, Shalhope, A Tale of New England: The ed., Quite Ready to be Sent Some- Diaries of Hiram Harwood, Vermont where: The Civil War Letters of Aldace Farmer, 1810–1837, 72: 87–89; review Freeman Walker, 72: 93–97; Christo- of Peter Benes, ed., The Worlds of pher J. Lenney, Sightseeking: Clues to Children, 1620–1920, 73: 190–92 the Landscape History of New En- Blaine, James: Republican nominee for gland, 72: 97–99; Helen Husher, Off president, 73: 86 the Leash: Subversive Journeys around Blair, Francis Preston: “capital scion,” 72: Vermont and Joseph A. Citro and 96 Diane E. Foulds, Curious New En- Blair, Francis Preston, Maj. Gen.: men- gland: The Unconventional Traveler’s tioned, 72: 96 Guide to Eccentric Destinations, 72: Blake, Charles P.: mentioned, 72: 132, 99–101; A. Blake Gardner, photog., 134, 136 Untamed Vermont: Extraordinary Wil- Blanchard, Ralph: moves to Peacham derness Areas of the Green Mountain Corner, 72: 153 n22 State, 72: 101–3; Michael Sherman, Blewett, Mary: mentioned, 72: 90 Gene Sessions, and P. Jeffrey Potash, Bogart, Ernest Ludlow: quoted on Pea- Freedom and Unity: A History of cham history, 72: 114, 115, 123–24, 129 Vermont, 72: 178–80; Peter Benes, Bolton, Vt.: flood control at Gorge, 73: ed., Women’s Work in New England, 161, 172 1620–1920, 72: 180–82; Alan Clark Bonfield, Lynn A.: “The Work Journal Buechner, Yankee Singing Schools and of Albert Bickford, Mid-Nineteenth- the Golden Age of Choral Music in Century Vermont Farmer, Cooper, New England, 1760–1800, 72: 183–86; and Carpenter,” 72: 115–59, illus., David C. Rankin, Diary of a Christian port.; review of Joan Alexander, ed., Soldier: Rufus Kinsley and the Civil Mother & Daughter—Two Diaries of War, 72: 187–88; Bill Gove, Log Drives Glover, Vermont, Girls: 1894 Diary of on the Connecticut River, 72: 189–90; Edith Francena Aldrich, Age 14; 1922 David J. Blow, Historic Guide to Burl- Diary of Edith Alexander, Age 14 and ington Neighborhoods, Vol. 3, 72: 191– Marcia Cowles Bushnell, ed., A Little 92; Robert E. Gilbert, The Tormented Girl’s Diary: Life on a Farm in Rural President: Calvin Coolidge, Death, and Vermont: Written by Alice Bushnell in Clinical Depression, 72: 193–94; David 1911, 73: 87–90 Moats, Civil Wars: A Battle for Gay Bonus Army. See veterans Marriage, 72: 195–96; Dirk Van Sus- book reviews: John J. Duffy, Samuel B. teren, ed., Howard Dean: A Citizen’s Hand, and Ralph H. Orth, The Vermont Guide to the Man Who Would Be Pres- Encyclopedia, 72: 73–75; Thomas J. ident, 72: 197–98; Roger Parks, ed., Campanella, Republic of Shade: New Writings on New England History: Ad- England and the American Elm, 72: 75– ditions to the Bibliographies of New 77; Gregory A. Zielinski and Barry D. England History Series (to 2001), 73: Keim, New England Weather, New En- 76–78; Jill Marie Koelling, Digital Im- gland Climate, 72: 77–79; W. D. Weth- aging: A Practical Approach, 73: 78– erell, ed., This American River: Five 81; Benjamin D. and June R. Evans, Centuries of Writing about the Connect- New England’s Covered Bridges: A icut, 72: 79–81; Guy Chet, Conquering Complete Guide, 73: 81–82; David the American Wilderness: The Triumph Allen, Early Maps of Brattleboro, Ver- of European Warfare in the Colonial mont, 1745–1912, With a Narrative Northeast, 72: 81–83; Ann Eckert History, 73: 82–84; Zachary Karabell, Brown, American Wall Stenciling, Chester Alan Arthur, 73: 84–87; Joan 1790–1840, 72: 83–84; W. Barksdale Alexander, ed., Mother & Daughter— Maynard, Architecture in the United Two Diaries of Glover, Vermont, Girls: States, 1800–1850, 72: 84–86; Robert E. 1894 Diary of Edith Francena Aldrich, Shalhope, A Tale of New England: The Age 14; 1922 Diary of Edith Alexander, Diaries of Hiram Harwood, Vermont Age 14 and Marcia Cowles Bushnell, Farmer, 1810–1837, 72: 87–89; Paul E. ed., A Little Girl’s Diary: Life on a Rivard, A New Order of Things: How Farm in Rural Vermont: Written by 223 ......

Alice Bushnell in 1911, 73: 87–90; Mari Boutelle, Asaph: Peacham pastor, 72: 128, Tomasi and Roaldus Richmond, Men 138, 139, 142, 149 Against Granite, 73: 90–93; Jeffrey R. Bowers, Riley C.: and Joseph Smith mon- Leich, Tales of The 10th: The Mountain ument, 73: 125 Troops and American Skiing, 73: 93– Brace, Jeffrey: Kari J. Winter, ed., The 95; Sylvia J. Bugbee, ed., An Officer Blind African Slave, or Memoirs of and a Lady: The World War II Letters Boyrereau Brinch, Nicknamed Jeffrey of Lt. Col. Betty Bandel, Women’s Brace reviewed, 73: 200–2 Army Corps, 73: 95–97; Frank M. Bryan, Bradford, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Real Democracy: The New England 16, 33, 37 Town Meeting and How It Works, 73: Brattleboro, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 97–99; Ronald Jager, The Fate of Fam- 23, 25, 32; David Allen, Early Maps of ily Farming: Variations on an Ameri- Brattleboro, Vermont, 1745–1912, With can Idea, 73: 99–101; Thomas A. Lyson, a Narrative History reviewed, 73: 82– Civic Agriculture: Reconnecting Farm, 84 Food, and Community, 73: 102–5; Bread and Puppet Theater: featured in Owen D. Gutfreund, 20th-Century travel guide, 72: 100 Sprawl: Highways and the Reshaping Breckinridge, John C.: nominated for of the American Landscape, 73: 105–7; president, 72: 24; in Civil War, 72: 30– Peter Benes, ed., The Worlds of Chil- 31, 36–37 dren, 1620–1920, 73: 190–92; Thomas J. bridges, covered: Benjamin D. and June R. Humphrey, Land and Liberty: Hud- Evans, New England’s Covered Bridges: son Valley Riots in the Age of Revolu- A Complete Guide reviewed, 73: 81– tion, 73: 192–97; Joseph S. Tiedemann 82 and Eugene R. Fingerhut, eds., The Brigham, Paul: “east-side man,” 72: 14–15 Other New York: The American Revo- Brighton, Vt.: Island Pond fails village in- lution beyond New York City, 1763– corporation, 73: 30 1787, 73: 197–200; Kari J. Winter, ed., Brinch, Boyrereau: Kari J. Winter, ed., The Blind African Slave, or Memoirs The Blind African Slave, or Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nicknamed Jef- of Boyrereau Brinch, Nicknamed Jef- frey Brace, 73: 200–2; Fergus M. Bor- frey Brace reviewed, 73: 200–2 dewich, Bound for Canaan: The Un- Bristol, Vt.: town-village merger, 73: 33 derground Railroad and the War for Brock, James W., Mrs.: at statue dedica- the Soul of America, 73: 202–4; Neil tion, 73: 52 Dahlstrom and Jeremy Dahlstrom, Bromfield, Louis: mentioned, 73: 100 The John Deere Story: A Biography of Brookline, Vt.: schoolhouse featured in Plowmakers John & Charles Deere, travel guide, 72: 100 73: 205–6; Pamela J. Belanger, ed., En- Brown, Alison: mentioned, 73: 104 visioning New England: Treasures from Brown, Ann Eckert: her American Wall Community Art Museums, 73: 207–9; Stenciling, 1790–1840 reviewed, 72: Jennifer C. Post, Music in Rural New 83–84 England: Family and Community Life, Brown, Dona: review of W. D. Wetherell, 1870–1940, 73: 209–10; Samuel B. Hand ed., This American River: Five Centu- and Stephen C. Terry, The Essential ries of Writing about the Connecticut, Aiken: A Life in Public Service, 73: 72: 79–81; review of Michael Sherman, 211–13; Susan Clark and Frank Bryan, Gene Sessions, and P. Jeffrey Potash, All Those in Favor: Rediscovering the Freedom and Unity: A History of Ver- Secrets of Town Meeting and Commu- mont, 72: 178–80 nity, 73: 213–14 Brown, Edward M.: in Civil War, 72: 26 Boone, Joel T.: physician to Pres. Coolidge, Brown, Ephraim C.: Peacham store- 72: 194 keeper, 72: 125–26 Boone, Nancy E.: review of W. Barksdale Brown, John: church bell rings for, 72: 129 Maynard, Architecture in the United Brown, Stephen: Gettysburg statue of, 73: States, 1800–1850, 72: 84–86 41 Bordewich, Fergus M.: his Bound for Brownsville Affair, 1906: effect on black Canaan: The Underground Railroad troops, 73: 64 and the War for the Soul of America re- Bruce, Joseph: his sawmill, 72: 156 n70 viewed, 73: 202–4 Bryan, Frank M.: his Real Democracy: Boston: 1894 diarist visits, 73: 88 The New England Town Meeting and Boston University. See Dublin Seminar How It Works reviewed, 73: 97–99; his for New England Folklife All Those in Favor: Rediscovering the Botkin, Benjamin: with Writers’ Project, Secrets of Town Meeting and Commu- 73: 93 nity reviewed, 73: 213–14 224 ......

Buckley, Virginia: Katherine Paterson’s Calais: Recollections of Ida Clee editor, 73: 6, 11 Bemis,” 73: 152–59, illus., port. Buckman, Gilbert D.: Civil War bugler, Camp Cushing: base for building Wrights- 73: 52 ville Dam, 73: 169 Buechner, Alan Clark: his Yankee Singing Camp Greene: illus. only, 73: 166, illus., Schools and the Golden Age of Choral 182, illus. Music in New England, 1760–1800 re- Camp McKee: base for building Clothes- viewed, 72: 183–86 pin Dam, 73: 169–70 Buel’s Gore, Vt.: “irregular parcel,” 73: 18 Camp Meade: education program at, 73: Buffalo Soldiers. See African Americans 183–84 Buford, John: Gettysburg statue of, 73: 41 Camp Smith: base for building Waterbury Bugbee, Sylvia J.: mentioned, 72: 191; ed. Dam, 73: 175–77, 183, 184, 185, illus. of An Officer and a Lady: The World Camp Wilson: base for building E. Barre War II Letters of Lt. Col. Betty Bandel, dam, 73: 167–69, 179, 181 Women’s Army Corps, reviewed, 73: Campanella, Thomas J.: his Republic of 95–97 Shade: New England and the Ameri- Bunker, Charles A.: administrator of es- can Elm reviewed, 72: 75–77 tate, 72: 152 camping: Calais family in Greensboro, 73: Burke, James E.: featured in history 158–59, illus. book, 72: 179; at statue dedication, 73: Carlisle, Lilian Baker: mentioned, 72: 191, 52, 58 192 Burlington, Vt.: Elizabeth (Nuquist) Raby, Carlyle, Matthew: kills three people, 73: “The Campaign” [of Andrew Nuquist 70 for Congress, 1946], 72: 172–77, illus., Carnahan, Paul A.: “More About Ver- ports.; David J. Blow, Historic Guide to mont History: Recent Additions to the Burlington Neighborhoods, Vol. 3, re- Vermont Historical Society Library,” viewed, 72: 191–92; village incorpora- 72: 104–8, 199–203, 73: 108–12, 215–18 tion of, 73: 28, 31; David F. Cross, “A carpentry: records of Peacham farmer, 72: Tale of Two Statues: The William Wells 126–27 Statues at Gettysburg and Burlington, Carter, Mary Belle. See Emery, Mary Vermont,” 73: 40–62, illus., ports.; Belle (Carter) David Work, “The Buffalo Soldiers in Carter, Sarah Anne: contrib. to childhood Vermont, 1909–1913,” 73: 63–75, illus. book, 73: 191 Burlington Free Press: reaction to black cartography. See maps soldiers, 73: 65–66, 74 Cassidy, Mary Farrell: her career, 72: 192 Burns, John: Gettysburg statue of, 73: 41 Castleton, Vt.: failed village incorpora- Burns, Ken: mentioned, 72: 85 tion, 73: 30 Burns, Robert: mentioned, 73: 91 Cavendish, Vt.: town-village merger, 73: 33 Bushnell, Alice: Marcia Cowles Bushnell, Center for Research on Vermont: its Ed- ed., A Little Girl’s Diary: Life on a Farm ward J. Feidner, ed., “Dear Wife”: The in Rural Vermont: Written by Alice Bush- Civil War Letters of Chester K. Leach nell in 1911 reviewed, 73: 89–90 reviewed, 72: 93–97 Bushnell, Marcia Cowles: ed. of A Little Chamberlin, Charles: boards town pauper, Girl’s Diary: Life on a Farm in Rural 72: 60–61 Vermont: Written by Alice Bushnell in Champlain, Samuel de: featured in ency- 1911, reviewed, 73: 89–90 clopedia, 72: 74 Butler, Benjamin F.: Jeffrey D. Marshall, Champlain Canal: general approval for, “‘Butler’s Rotten Breath of Cal- 72: 6 umny’: Major General Benjamin F. Charlotte County, N.Y.: discussed in New Butler and the Censure of the Seventh York history book, 73: 198, 199 Vermont Infantry Regiment,” 72: 23– Chase, Gilbert: mentioned, 72: 183 54, illus., ports., maps Chelsea, Vt.: 1826 election in, 72: 12 Butler, Ezra: Kenneth A. Degree, “Antic- Cheney, Perley C. J.: surrenders to Mosby, ipating Antimasonry: The Vermont 73: 45 Gubernatorial Election [of Ezra But- Chester, Vt.: town-village merger, 73: 33 ler] of 1826,” 72: 5–22, port. Chet, Guy: his Conquering the American Button, A. G.: mentioned in farmer’s Wilderness: The Triumph of European journal, 72: 129, 137 Warfare in the Colonial Northeast re- viewed, 72: 81–83 C Chickering, E.: illus. by, 72: 8, port. Cabot, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 24–25 Child, William: mentioned, 72: 57 Calais, Vt.: [Ida Clee Bemis,] “A Late- children: bound out as servants, 72: 56, Nineteenth-Century Childhood in East 57–59; Joan Alexander, ed., Mother & 225 ......

Daughter—Two Diaries of Glover, The Civil War Letters of Chester K. Vermont, Girls: 1894 Diary of Edith Leach reviewed, 72: 93–97 Francena Aldrich, Age 14; 1922 Diary Civil War, 1861–1865—7. Vt. regiment: of Edith Alexander, Age 14 and Marcia Jeffrey D. Marshall, “‘Butler’s Rot- Cowles Bushnell, ed., A Little Girl’s ten Breath of Calumny’: Major Gen- Diary: Life on a Farm in Rural Ver- eral Benjamin F. Butler and the Cen- mont: Written by Alice Bushnell in sure of the Seventh Vermont Infantry 1911 reviewed, 73: 87–90; [Ida Clee Regiment,” 72: 23–54, illus., ports., Bemis,] “A Late-Nineteenth-Century maps Childhood in East Calais: Recollec- Civil War, 1861–1865—8. Vt. regiment: tions of Ida Clee Bemis,” 73: 152–59, and Gen. Butler, 72: 23, 26; David C. illus., port.; Peter Benes, ed., The Rankin, Diary of a Christian Soldier: Worlds of Children, 1620–1920 re- Rufus Kinsley and the Civil War re- viewed, 73: 190–92 viewed, 72: 187–88 children’s literature: Catherine Cate Civil War, 1861–1865—11. Vt. regiment: Coblentz, Martin and Abraham Lin- service of, 72: 64; Tom Ledoux, ed., coln discussed, 72: 69–72; Katherine Quite Ready to be Sent Somewhere: Paterson, “Why Historical [juvenile] The Civil War Letters of Aldace Free- Fiction?”, 73: 5–15 man Walker reviewed, 72: 93–97 China: setting for Katherine Paterson Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC): book, 73: 8 Thomas W. Patton, “When the Veter- Chittenden, Thomas: mentioned, 73: 199 ans Came to Vermont: The Civilian Choate, Charles A.: his journal, 72: 118– Conservation Corps and the Winooski 19 River Flood Control Project,” 73: 160– Church, Benjamin: “Indian fighter,” 72: 89, illus., map 82 Clancy, Anne Robinson: ed. of Yankee in church and state: issue in 1826 election, a Confederate Town: The Journal of 72: 16–18 Calvin L. Robinson reviewed, 72: 91– Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day 93 Saints. See Mormons and Mormonism Clark, Albert W.: at Gettysburg cere- Churchill, Sylvester: constructs Burling- mony, 73: 50–51 ton battery, 73: 59 n2 Clark, Darius: observer of 1826 election, cities and towns. See also town meeting: 72: 13 Edward T. Howe, “Vermont Incorpo- Clark, Ruben: mentioned, 72: 150 rated Villages: A Vanishing Institu- Clark, Susan: her All Those in Favor: Re- tion,” 73: 16–39, map discovering the Secrets of Town Meet- Citro, Joseph A.: his Curious New En- ing and Community reviewed, 73: gland: The Unconventional Traveler’s 213–14 Guide to Eccentric Destinations re- Clarke, Moses: mentioned, 72: 146, 147 viewed, 72: 99–101 Cleveland, Grover: appoints Vermonter civil union: David Moats, Civil Wars: A to commission, 72: 97; election victory, Battle for Gay Marriage, 72: 195–96 73: 86 Civil War, 1861–1865. See also Ander- Clifford, Cameron: his essay on Con- sonville Prison; names of battles: Jef- stance Strong discussed, 72: 181–82 frey D. Marshall, “‘Butler’s Rotten Clifford, Deborah Pickman: contrib. to Breath of Calumny’: Major General encyclopedia, 72: 74 Benjamin F. Butler and the Censure of climate. See also weather: Gregory A. the Seventh Vermont Infantry Regi- Zielinski and Barry D. Keim, New En- ment,” 72: 23–54, illus., ports., maps; gland Weather, New England Climate Michael N. Stanton, “Three Vermont- reviewed, 72: 77–79 ers” [George Emery, Martin Emery, Clinton, George: mentioned, 73: 199 and Catherine Cate Coblentz], 72: 63– Clinton, Hilary Rodham: mentioned, 72: 72, ports.; Anne Robinson Clancy, ed., 198 Yankee in a Confederate Town: The Clinton, William Jefferson: mentioned, Journal of Calvin L. Robinson re- 72: 198 viewed, 72: 91–93 Coblentz, William Weber: husband of Civil War, 1861–1865—1. Vt. cavalry regi- Catherine Coblentz, 72: 69 ment: David F. Cross, “A Tale of Two Coblenz, Catherine Cate: Michael N. Statues: The William Wells Statues at Stanton, “Three Vermonters” [George Gettysburg and Burlington, Vermont,” Emery, Martin Emery, and Catherine 73: 40–62, illus., ports. Cate Coblentz], 72: 63–72, ports. Civil War, 1861–1865—2. Vt. regiment: Coburn, Zerah: discussed in childhood Edward J. Feidner, ed., “Dear Wife”: book, 73: 191 226 ......

Coffin, Howard: quoted on Weldon Rail- traordinary Wilderness Areas of the road attack, 72: 64 Green Mountain State, 72: 101–3 Coffin, Levi: mentioned, 73: 203 Crawford, Richard: mentioned, 72: 183 Colchester, Vt.: runs Mormon out of Cross, David F.: “A Tale of Two Statues: town, 73: 136 The William Wells Statues at Gettys- Colchester, Vt. See also Fort Ethan Allen: burg and Burlington, Vermont,” 73: incorporated village, 73: 31 40–62, illus., ports. Cole, Thomas: painting of Ithiel Town, 72: Culver, Lila: entertains CCC veterans, 73: 85 181 Concord, Vt.: town and village, 73: 30, 33 Cushman, Oliver T.: depiction of, 73: 57 Congregational church: singing in, 72: Custer, Andie: Gettysburg battlefield guide, 185; anti-Mormon, 73: 126, 136–37 73: 44 Connecticut River: W. D. Wetherell, ed., Custer, George: at Battle of Gettysburg, This American River: Five Centuries of 73: 41, 45 Writing about the Connecticut re- Cuttingsville, Vt. See Shrewsbury, Vt. viewed, 72: 79–81; Bill Gove, Log Drives on the Connecticut River re- D viewed, 72: 189–90 Dahlstrom, Jeremy: his The John Deere Connor, Fox: inspects CCC camp, 73: 168 Story: A Biography of Plowmakers Consortium of New England Community John & Charles Deere reviewed, 73: Art Museums: its Envisioning New 205–6 England: Treasures from Community Dahlstrom, Neil: his The John Deere Story: Art Museums reviewed, 73: 207–9 A Biography of Plowmakers John & Cooke, Jim: review of Robert E. Gilbert, Charles Deere reviewed, 73: 205–6 The Tormented President: Calvin Cool- dairying: upswing in Peacham, 72: 124 idge, Death, and Clinical Depression, Danby, Vt.: failed village incorporation, 72: 193–94 73: 30 Cooke, Nym: mentioned, 72: 183 Daniels, Roger: cited on veterans in CCC, cookery: Lorna Quimby, “‘Far from Idle’: 73: 163 An Early-Twentieth-Century Farm Danville, Vt.: labyrinth featured in travel Wife Makes Do,” 72: 160–71, illus., guide, 72: 100; Peacham farmer visits, ports 72: 115, 120, 141 Cooley, Ray: his butcher cart, 72: 168 Davis, Jefferson: at 1860 Democratic con- Coolidge, Calvin: Robert E. Gilbert, The vention, 72: 24; praised at Gettysburg Tormented President: Calvin Coolidge, ceremony, 73: 51 Death, and Clinical Depression re- Davis Eric L.: review of Dirk Van Sus- viewed, 72: 193–94 teren, ed., Howard Dean: A Citizen’s Coolidge, Grace (Goodhue): and Dr. Guide to the Man Who Would Be Pres- Boone, 72: 194 ident, 72: 197–98 Coolidge, John (1908–2000): friend of Dr. Day, John W.: witness in army inquiry, 72: Boone, 72: 194 43 Cooper, Ann E.: review of Sylvia J. Bug- Dean, Howard: Dirk Van Susteren, ed., bee, ed., An Officer and a Lady: The Howard Dean: A Citizen’s Guide to the World War II Letters of Lt. Col. Betty Man Who Would Be President re- Bandel, Women’s Army Corps, 73: 95– viewed, 72: 197–98; mentioned, 73: 211 97 DeBaptiste, George: mentioned, 73: 203 coopering: records of Peacham farmer, Deere, Charles: Neil Dahlstrom and Jer- 72: 125–26, 131, 135, 137, 139, 140, 141, emy Dahlstrom, The John Deere Story: 142–43 A Biography of Plowmakers John & Copeland, J. W.: observer of 1826 elec- Charles Deere reviewed, 73: 205–6 tion, 72: 13, 15 Deere, John: featured in encyclopedia, 72: Corby, William: Gettysburg statue of, 73: 74; Neil Dahlstrom and Jeremy Dahl- 41 strom, The John Deere Story: A Biog- corn: husking bees in Calais, 73: 157 raphy of Plowmakers John & Charles Corti, Elia: death of, 73: 91–92 Deere reviewed, 73: 205–6 counties: of Vt., 73: 18–19, 20 Deere (John) & Company: Neil Dahl- Countryman, Edward: mentioned, 73: 192 strom and Jeremy Dahlstrom, The Cowles, J.: mentioned, 72: 144 John Deere Story: A Biography of Crafts, Samuel: mentioned, 72: 18 Plowmakers John & Charles Deere re- Crane, Charles Edward: links Joseph viewed, 73: 205–6 Smith and John Dewey, 73: 136 Degree, Kenneth A.: “Anticipating Anti- Cranse, Roger: review of A. Blake Gard- masonry: The Vermont Gubernatorial ner, photog., Untamed Vermont: Ex- Election of 1826,” 72: 5–22, port. 227 ......

Denison, Clara. See McClellan, Clara Downing, Andrew Jackson: discussed in Denison architecture book, 72: 85 Denison, Dudley Chase: death of, 73: 124 Doyle, E. B.: Royalton selectman, 73: 146 Denison, Jo Adam: delivers infant Joseph n14 Smith, 73: 141 Dublin, Susannah: marries Jeffrey Brace, Depression era: Thomas W. Patton, 73: 201 “When the Veterans Came to Ver- Dublin Seminar for New England Folk- mont: The Civilian Conservation life: its Women’s Work in New En- Corps and the Winooski River Flood gland, 1620–1920 reviewed, 72: 180– Control Project,” 73: 160–89, illus., 82; its The Worlds of Children, 1620– map 1920 reviewed, 73: 190–92 Derby, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 31 Dudley, Nathan A. M.: in Battle of Baton Derbyshire, John: his novel about Pres. Rouge, 72: 36, 45, 46 Coolidge, 72: 193–94 Duffy, John J.: ed. of The Vermont Ency- Dewey, John: linked with Joseph Smith, clopedia reviewed, 72: 73–75 73: 136 Duke, Doris: mentioned, 72: 101 diaries: Robert E. Shalhope, A Tale of Dummerston, Vt.: birthplace of George New England: The Diaries of Hiram Aiken, 73: 211 Harwood, Vermont Farmer, 1810–1837 Dunbar, Vt.: forfeited grant for, 73: 19 reviewed, 72: 87–89; Anne Robinson Dupigny-Giroux, Lesley-Ann: review of Clancy, ed., Yankee in a Confederate Gregory A. Zielinski and Barry D. Town: The Journal of Calvin L. Robin- Keim, New England Weather, New En- son reviewed, 72: 91–93; Albert Bick- gland Climate, 72: 77–79 ford, “The Work Journal of Albert Dutton, Laura: pres. of library board, 73: Bickford, Mid-Nineteenth-Century Ver- 135 mont Farmer, Cooper, and Carpen- Dwight, Timothy: featured in Connecticut ter,” 72: 115–59, illus., port.; David C. River anthology, 72: 80 Rankin, Diary of a Christian Soldier: Dyer, Thomas G.: review of Anne Robin- Rufus Kinsley and the Civil War re- son Clancy, ed., Yankee in a Confeder- viewed, 72: 187–88; Joan Alexander, ate Town: The Journal of Calvin L. ed., Mother & Daughter—Two Diaries Robinson, 72: 91–93 of Glover, Vermont, Girls: 1894 Diary of Edith Francena Aldrich, Age 14; 1922 E Diary of Edith Alexander, Age 14 and East Barre, Vt. See Barre Town, Vt. Marcia Cowles Bushnell, ed., A Little East Montpelier, Vt.: flood control, 73: Girl’s Diary: Life on a Farm in Rural 161 Vermont: Written by Alice Bushnell in Eaton, Moses: stenciler, 72: 83 1911 reviewed, 73: 87–90 Eden, Vt.: Emery family of, 72: 63, 64, 69 Dickinson, John Q.: quoted on Battle of Edmunds, George F.: Aldace Walker Baton Rouge, 72: 41 studies law with, 72: 96 DiGirolamo, Vincent: contrib. to child- elections: Kenneth A. Degree, “Anticipat- hood book, 73: 192 ing Antimasonry: The Vermont Gu- digital imaging: Jill Marie Koelling, Digi- bernatorial Election of 1826,” 72: 5– tal Imaging: A Practical Approach re- 22, port.; Elizabeth (Nuquist) Raby, viewed, 73: 78–81 “The Campaign” [of Andrew Nuquist Dillingham, Paul (1799–1891): uncle of for Congress, 1946], 72: 172–77, illus., Gen. Wells, 73: 44 ports. Dillingham, William P. (1843–1923): electric utilities: in incorporated villages, “rambled on,” 73: 51 73: 26, 28 discrimination. See racism Elken, Walter C.: witness in army inquiry, Donohue Sea Caves: featured in travel 72: 43 guide, 72: 100 Elliott, Lt. Col.: witness in army inquiry, Doolittle, Joel: “perennial [political] can- 72: 44, 46, 49 didate,” 72: 13 Ellis, A. Van Horne: Gettysburg statue of, Dopp, Sarah: mentioned, 72: 191, 192 73: 41 Doran, M. A.: quoted on black soldiers, Ellis, George: dislikes Mormons, 73: 137 73: 73 Ellman, Paul M.: describes Wrightsville Doubleday, Sarah C.: dislikes Mormons, Dam, 73: 172 73: 142 elm: Thomas J. Campanella, Republic of Douglas, Stephen A.: at 1860 Democratic Shade: New England and the Ameri- convention, 72: 24; featured in ency- can Elm reviewed, 72: 75–77 clopedia, 72: 74 Emery, George: Michael N. Stanton, Douglass, Frederick: mentioned, 73: 203 “Three Vermonters” [George Emery, 228 ......

Martin Emery, and Catherine Cate reviewed, 72: 87–89; Albert Bickford, Coblentz], 72: 63–72, ports. “The Work Journal of Albert Bick- Emery, Jonathan: settles in Eden; father ford, Mid-Nineteenth-Century Vermont of George, 72: 63; brother of Martin Farmer, Cooper, and Carpenter,” 72: Emery, 72: 71 115–59, illus., port. Emery, Martin: Michael N. Stanton, farming. See agriculture “Three Vermonters” [George Emery, Farnham, Lois: and battle for civil union, Martin Emery, and Catherine Cate 72: 195 Coblentz], 72: 63–72, ports. Farnham, Roswell: builds upon military Emery, Mary Belle (Carter): wife of career, 72: 54 n81 George Emery, 72: 63, 68 Farnsworth, Elon J.: his “ill-fated charge” Emery, Sarah: mother of George, 72: 63 at Gettysburg, 73: 44, 45–46, 49, 51–52, emigration. See migration 53, 55–57, illus. encyclopedias: John J. Duffy, Samuel B. Farr, Asahel: medical practice, 72: 120 Hand, and Ralph H. Orth, The Ver- Farragut, David: mentioned, 72: 27, 28, 29 mont Encyclopedia reviewed, 72: 73–75 Farrow, F.: mentioned, 72: 131 Enosburgh, Vt.: incorporated village of Fay, William: observer of 1826 election, Enosburg Falls, 73: 28 72: 15 Erekson, Keith A.: “The Joseph Smith Fechner, Robert: and Vt. flood control Memorial Monument and Royalton’s projects, 73: 163, 165, 170, port.; 173, ‘Mormon Affair’: Religion, Community, 175, 177, 179, 184 Memory, and Politics in Progressive Federal Writers’ Project: Mari Tomasi Vermont, 73: 117–51, illus., ports., maps and Roaldus Richmond, Men Against Essex, Vt.: incorporated villages, 73: 28– Granite reviewed, 73: 90–93 29, 30, 33, 34–35 Feidner, Edward J.: ed. of “Dear Wife”: Essex County, Vt.: its board of governors, The Civil War Letters of Chester K. 73: 18–19 Leach, reviewed, 72: 93–97 Evans, Benjamin D.: his New England’s Fenians: featured in travel guide, 72: 100 Covered Bridges: A Complete Guide Fenner, Lorry M.: introd. to Bandel book, reviewed, 73: 81–82 73: 95–96 Evans, June R.: her New England’s Cov- Ferdinand, Vt.: unorganized town, 73: 18 ered Bridges: A Complete Guide re- Ferree, George: Gettysburg statue of, 73: 41 viewed, 73: 81–82 fiction: Katherine Paterson, “Why Histor- Evans, Walker: mentioned, 73: 90 ical Fiction?”, 73: 5–15 Ewell, John: his account book quoted, 72: films. See motion pictures 156 n69 Fingerhut, Eugene R.: ed. of The Other exhibits: Pamela J. Belanger, ed., Envi- New York: The American Revolution sioning New England: Treasures from beyond New York City, 1763–1787 re- Community Art Museums reviewed, viewed, 73: 197–200 73: 207–9 Finland: ski patrols models for 10th Eysenbach, Mary L.: “Caring for the Mountain Division, 73: 94 Poor: Thetford and the Baker Family, fire protection: in Vt. villages, 73: 23, 35 1792–1817,” 72: 55–62 Fish, Edgar J.: and Joseph Smith monu- ment, 73: 123, 127 F Fisher, Dorothy Canfield: quoted on Jo- Fair Haven, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: seph Smith, 73: 136 24, 32 Fitzhugh, Josh: review of Susan Clark and Fairbanks, Calvin: mentioned, 73: 203 Frank Bryan, All Those in Favor: Re- Fairbanks (E. & T.) & Company: farmer discovering the Secrets of Town Meet- employed by, 72: 128, 149 ing and Community, 73: 213–14 Fairfield, Vt.: birthplace of Pres. Arthur, Flanders, Helen Hartness: uses wax cylin- 73: 85, 86 der recorder, 73: 92; her music collec- fairs: Caledonia county fairs, 72: 120, 141 tion, 73: 209, 210 family history: Mary L. Eysenbach, “Car- Flanders, Lucy: makes claim for damages, ing for the Poor: Thetford and the 72: 158 n93 Baker Family, 1792–1817,” 72: 55–62 Fleming, Chaplain: at statue dedication, farm life: childhood memories of Calais, 73: 53 73: 157–58 Fletcher, Allen M.: and Gen. Wells monu- Farm Security Administration (FSA): ment, 73: 49, 51 photos. of, 73: 90 Fletcher, Robert: mentioned, 73: 82 farmers: Robert E. Shalhope, A Tale of Fletcher, Vt.: Edward J. Feidner, ed., New England: The Diaries of Hiram “Dear Wife”: The Civil War Letters of Harwood, Vermont Farmer, 1810–1837 Chester K. Leach reviewed, 72: 93–97; 229 ......

David C. Rankin, Diary of a Christian Garrison, Lindley M.: mentioned, 73: 51 Soldier: Rufus Kinsley and the Civil gays. See homosexuals War, 72: 187–88 Geary, John W.: Gettysburg statue of, 73: flood control: Thomas W. Patton, “When 41, 54, 55 the Veterans Came to Vermont: The genealogy. See family history Civilian Conservation Corps and the George, Abraham: builds Greensboro Winooski River Flood Control Project,” cottage, 73: 159 73: 160–89, illus., map Georgia, Vt.: former slave buys land, 73: floods, 1927: in Royalton, 73: 143; sum- 201 mary of, 73: 161 Gesler, E. E.: at Montpelier dam dedica- Florida: Anne Robinson Clancy, ed., Yan- tion, 73: 170, port. kee in a Confederate Town: The Jour- Gettysburg, Battle of, 1863: David F. nal of Calvin L. Robinson reviewed, Cross, “A Tale of Two Statues: The 72: 91–93; Calais family in, 73: 155 William Wells Statues at Gettysburg Ford Motor Company: “overwhelmed” and Burlington, Vermont,” 73: 40–62, by WW I veterans, 73: 164 illus., ports. forests and forestry: Pres. Roosevelt’s in- Gibson, Ernest Willard (1872–1940): votes terest in, 73: 172 for flood relief, 73: 173 Fort Blunder. See Fort Montgomery Gibson, Ernest Willard (1901–1969): Fort Dummer: establishment of, 73: 19; “friend and collaborator” of George early maps of, 73: 83, 84 Aiken, 73: 211 Fort Ethan Allen: David Work, “The Buf- Gilbert, Robert E.: his The Tormented falo Soldiers in Vermont, 1909–1913,” President: Calvin Coolidge, Death, and 73: 63–75, illus. Clinical Depression reviewed, 72: 193– Fort Hunt, Va.: WW I veterans at, 73: 163– 94 64 Gilbertson, Elsa: review of David J. Blow, Fort Montgomery: featured in travel guide, Historic Guide to Burlington Neigh- 72: 100 borhoods, Vol. 3, 72: 191–92 Foulds, Diane E.: her Curious New En- Gillies, Paul S.: review of Frank M. Bryan, gland: The Unconventional Traveler’s Real Democracy: The New England Guide to Eccentric Destinations re- Town Meeting and How It Works, 73: viewed, 72: 99–101 97–99 Fourth of July: 1854 fireworks, 72: 130 Glastenbury, Vt.: unorganized town, 73: Fox, Dixon Ryan: cited on New York his- 18 tory, 73: 194, 198 Gleason, J.: stenciler, 72: 83 Fox, Jerry: mentioned, 72: 191 Glover, J. Willington: CCC commander, Fremeau, Louis: mentioned, 72: 192 73: 177 French and Indian War, 1755–1763: dis- Glover, Vt.: town and village, 73: 29, 33; cussed in military history, 72: 82 Joan Alexander, ed., Mother & French Canadians: in Barre, 73: 92 Daughter—Two Diaries of Glover, Frierson, Eugene P.: quoted on blacks in Vermont, Girls: 1894 Diary of Edith military, 73: 71 Francena Aldrich, Age 14; 1922 Diary Frost, Charles: “Indian fighter,” 72: 82 of Edith Alexander, Age 14 reviewed, Fullam, Volney: in Battle of Baton Rouge, 73: 87–89 72: 27, 30, 33–50, passim, port. Goffe, John: “Indian fighter,” 72: 82 Fuller, H.: mentioned, 72: 149 Goodel, J.: employs carpenter, 72: 127, 148 G Goodenow, Asa: denies his wife credit, 72: Gallagher, Nancy L.: contrib. to encyclo- 182 pedia, 72: 74 Goodrich, John E.: at statue dedication, Galusha, Jonas: his gubernatorial salary, 73: 52 72: 11 Gordon, John: interviewed for WPA, 73: Galusha, R. B.: supports writing of town 92 history, 73: 129 Gordon, Larry: review of Alan Clark Garcelon, Eva: review of Jill Marie Koel- Buechner, Yankee Singing Schools and ling, Digital Imaging: A Practical Ap- the Golden Age of Choral Music in proach, 73: 78–81 New England, 1760–1800, 72: 183–86 Gardner, A. Blake: his Untamed Vermont: Gorham, John: “Indian fighter,” 72: 82 Extraordinary Wilderness Areas of the Gorham, Joseph: “Indian fighter,” 72: 82 Green Mountain State reviewed, 72: Gorlinski, Joseph: city plan by, 72: 32, 101–3 map Garfield, James A.: succeeded by Pres. Gove, Bill: his Log Drives on the Connect- Arthur, 73: 86 icut River reviewed, 72: 189–90 230 ......

government. See reapportionment (elec- Hand, Samuel B.: ed. of The Vermont En- tion law); town meeting cyclopedia reviewed, 72: 73–75; men- Graffagnino, J. Kevin: contrib. to encyclo- tioned, 73: 198; comp. of The Essential pedia, 72: 74; mentioned, 73: 198 Aiken: A Life in Public Service re- granite industry. See also monuments: viewed, 73: 211–13 Mari Tomasi and Roaldus Richmond, Handy, Hannah: monument to, 73: 132, Men Against Granite reviewed, 73: 90– illus.; 144 93; granite in flood control dams, 73: Hanna, Nat: entertains officers, 73: 45 167–68 Hanson, Victor Davis: mentioned, 73: 100 Grant, Lewis A.: issues medal to Ver- Hardwick, Vt.: birthplace of author, 72: 69; monter, 73: 48 incorporated village, 73: 28, 29, 33; Cal- Grant, Ulysses S.: cashiers Gen. Butler, ais couple employed by hotel, 73: 155 72: 48; calls upon Vt. regiment, 72: 64 Hareven, Tamara K.: mentioned, 72: 90 Green, Hetty: featured in travel guide, 72: Harlow, Susan J.: review of Ronald Jager, 100 The Fate of Family Farming: Variations Green, Rollin: quoted on Battle of Baton on an American Idea, 73: 99–101 Rouge, 72: 29, 41 Harrigan, Peter: and battle for civil union, Green Mountain Boys: “complex and di- 72: 195 verse group,” 72: 179–80 Hartford, Vt.: museum featured in travel Green Mountain Power Company: and guide, 72: 100; town “lunatic,” 73: 13 flood control projects, 73: 161, 171, Harwood, Benjamin: mentioned, 72: 118 174, 175 Harwood, Hiram: Robert E. Shalhope, A Greenberg, Mark: review of Mari Tomasi Tale of New England: The Diaries of and Roaldus Richmond, Men Against Hiram Harwood, Vermont Farmer, Granite, 73: 90–93 1810–1837 reviewed, 72: 87–89; men- Greene, Frank L.: impressed by Royalton tioned, 72: 118 history, 73: 133 Hastings, Scott E.: featured in Connecti- Greensboro, Vt.: Calais family camps in, cut River anthology, 72: 80 73: 158–59 Haupt, Herman: mentioned, 73: 82 Gregg, David McM.: Gettysburg statue Hayden, Louis: mentioned, 73: 203 of, 73: 41, 54, 55 Hayes, Rutherford B.: Gettysburg statue Grenier, John: review of Guy Chet, Con- of, 73: 54, 55 quering the American Wilderness: The haying: records of Peacham farmer, 72: Triumph of European Warfare in the 121, 124, 132, 134, 136, 138, 141, 143 Colonial Northeast, 72: 81–83 Haynes, T. C.: photo. by, 72: 151, port. Grimsley, James: in Battle of Baton Hazen, Marvin H.: Royalton town moder- Rouge, 72: 37, 43–44, 46 ator and constable, 73: 123, 124, 146 Grinnell, Nancy: curator of art exhibit, 73: n14 207–8 health care. See also mental health: Groton, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 29, Howard Dean and, 72: 198 33 Heaton, William: indentured servant of, Gutfreund, Owen D.: his 20th-Century 72: 57, 59 Sprawl: Highways and the Reshaping Hemenway, Abby Maria: featured in en- of the American Landscape reviewed, cyclopedia, 72: 74; mentioned, 73: 10 73: 105–7 Hemingway, Ernest: describes Florida hur- ricane, 73: 176 H Henkle, W. S.: witness in army inquiry, 72: Hagen, Gwendolyn Somers: daughter of 43–44 Lee and Carrie Somers, 72: 165, port.; Henry & Company: becomes Wells, Rich- 167, 169, port. ardson & Co., 73: 46 Halifax, Vt.: failed village incorporation, Henson, Josiah: mentioned, 73: 203–4 73: 30 highways. See roads Hall, Hiland: mentioned, 72: 88 Hill, George Washington: observer of 1826 Hall, Sarah: quoted on husband, 72: 182 election, 72: 10, 11 Halleck, Henry W.: and 7. Vt. regiment, Hillyer, George: at Gettysburg ceremony, 72: 41, 42 73: 52 Hamilton, Theodore: treats poor patient, Hinckley, Oramel: mentioned, 72: 58 72: 60 Hines, Frank: credited for CCC Veterans Hampton, Wade (1752–1835): in Burling- Division, 73: 163 ton, 73: 40 Hinesburg, Vt.: failed village incorpora- Hampton, Wade (1818–1902): Civil War tion, 73: 30 general, 73: 40 historians: Evelyn Lovejoy of Royalton, Hand, H.: mentioned, 72: 148 73: 129–32, port.; 133 231 ......

Hoag, Joseph: mentioned, 73: 204 hurricanes: 1938 loss of elms, 72: 76; in ad- Hobby, Olveta Culp: director of WAAC, vance of 1927 flood, 72: 79 73: 95 Husher, Helen: her Off the Leash: Subver- Hoff, Philip H.: “received racist hate sive Journeys around Vermont re- mail,” 72: 180 viewed, 72: 99–101 Holbrook, Frank: mentioned, 72: 47 Hyde Park, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Holbrook, Frederick: and 7. Vt. regiment, 28 72: 26–27, 39, 41 Holbrook, William: controversy over Bat- I tle of Baton Rouge, 72: 27–50, passim, Ide, Simeon: observer of 1826 election, port. 72: 10 Holmes, Charles: mentioned, 72: 147, 148, Illinois: Neil Dahlstrom and Jeremy Dahl- 149, 150 strom, The John Deere Story: A Biog- homosexuals: David Moats, Civil Wars: A raphy of Plowmakers John & Charles Battle for Gay Marriage reviewed, 72: Deere reviewed, 73: 205–6 195–96 imaging systems: Jill Marie Koelling, Dig- Hooker, Hartwell: camp meeting at his ital Imaging: A Practical Approach re- farm, 72: 128–29 viewed, 73: 78–81 Hooker, Liberty: mentioned, 72: 149 Indiana: in Battle of Baton Rouge, 72: 34– Hooker, S. B.: paid for loss of horse, 72: 35, 36, 37, 40, 43–46, 49 158 n94 International Business Machines (IBM): Hoover, Herbert C.: and WW I veterans, and town of Essex, 73: 34–35 73: 163 Island Pond, Vt. See Brighton, Vt. Hosmer, Aaron: boards town pauper, 72: Italian Americans: and World War II, 73: 60–61 92 house furnishings. See also stenciling: Ives, Edward D.: review of Jennifer C. Lorna Quimby, “‘Far from Idle’: An Post, Music in Rural New England: Early-Twentieth-Century Farm Wife Family and Community Life, 1870– Makes Do,” 72: 160–71, illus., ports 1940, 73: 209–10 Hovey, Jonathan: battle with Ezra Butler, Ives, “Freddy”: dies in Montpelier, 73: 72: 22 n36 188 n71 Howard, Oliver O.: funeral escort for, 73: 71 J Howe, Edward T.: “Vermont Incorpo- Jackson, Bertha Richardson (Wells): rated Villages: A Vanishing Institu- daughter of Gen. Wells, 73: 48, 51, 52 tion,” 73: 16–39, map Jackson, Horatio Nelson: married to Gen. Howe, James: mentioned, 72: 144, 145–46, Wells’s daughter, 73: 50 147 Jacksonville, Vt. See Whitingham, Vt. Howe, Louis: and Veterans Division of Jager, Ronald: his The Fate of Family CCC, 73: 163 Farming: Variations on an American Hubbard, Emma: elected to library Idea reviewed, 73: 99–101 board, 73: 134 Jail Branch: flood control, 73: 167 Hubbard, Josiah: Thetford selectman, 72: Japan: setting for Katherine Paterson 58 books, 73: 6–7 Hudson River Valley: review of Thomas J. Jellison, Charles J.: mentioned, 73: 198 Humphrey, Land and Liberty: Hud- Jenison, Ira: his journal cited, 72: 118–19, son Valley Riots in the Age of Revolu- 125 tion, 73: 192–97; Revolutionary War Jennison, Peter Saxe: review of Helen in, 73: 197–98, 199 Husher, Off the Leash: Subversive Jour- Huey, Paul: cited on Charlotte Co., 73: neys around Vermont and Joseph A. 198–99 Citro and Diane E. Foulds, Curious Humphrey, Andrew A.: Gettysburg statue New England: The Unconventional of, 73: 54, 55 Traveler’s Guide to Eccentric Destina- Humphrey, Hubert H.: mentioned, 72: tions, 72: 99–101 196, 73: 7 Jericho, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 30; Humphrey, Thomas J.: his Land and Lib- barracks burn, 73: 177 erty: Hudson Valley Riots in the Age of Jewett, Erastus W.: receives medal of Revolution reviewed, 73: 192–97 honor, 73: 48 Humstone, Elizabeth: review of Owen D. Johnson, Eastman: mentioned, 73: 208 Gutfreund, 20th-Century Sprawl: High- Johnson, Leonard: “staunch abolitionist,” ways and the Reshaping of the Ameri- 72: 129; moves to Peacham Corner, 72: can Landscape, 73: 105–7 153 n22 Huntington, Vt.: flood control, 73: 161 Johnson, Lyndon B.: mentioned, 73: 7 232 ......

Johnson, Oliver: mentioned, 73: 204 Laird, Gertrude: dislikes Mormons, 73: Johnson, Susanna: featured in Connecti- 122, 137, 138–40, port.; 142–43, 144 cut River anthology, 72: 80 land tenure: Thomas J. Humphrey, Land Johnson, Vt.: electric utility, 73: 28 and Liberty: Hudson Valley Riots in Johnson, William, Sir: mentioned, 73: 198 the Age of Revolution reviewed, 73: Joiner, Frances: pres. of women’s club, 73: 192–97 128–29 landscape: Christopher J. Lenney, Sight- Jolles, Stacy: and battle for civil union, 72: seeking: Clues to the Landscape His- 195 tory of New England reviewed, 72: 97– Jones, Ruth: cited on grandfather, 72: 69, 71 99; Owen D. Gutfreund, 20th-Century journals. See diaries Sprawl: Highways and the Reshaping Joy, Beatrice: bridal shower for, 73: 149 of the American Landscape reviewed, n78 73: 105–7 Judd, William: his indentured servant, 72: Lange, Dorothea: mentioned, 73: 90 57, 59 Larson, Sylvia B.: photos. courtesy of, 73: juvenile literature. See children’s literature 153, port.; 154, illus.; 158, illus. Latham, Ella C.: bequest from her estate, K 73: 135 Karabell, Zachary: his Chester Alan Arthur Latrobe, Benjamin: discussed in architec- reviewed, 73: 84–87 ture book, 72: 85 Keim, Barry D.: his New England Weather, Law, Evander M.: at Gettysburg cere- New England Climate reviewed, 72: mony, 73: 51 77–79 Lawson, Henry C.: attacked by CCC vet- Keith, Col.: mentioned, 72: 43–44 erans, 73: 179 Kennedy, Robert: mentioned, 73: 7 Leach, Ann: wife of Chester Leach, 72: Kent, A. Atwater: born in Burlington, 72: 95, 96 192 Leach, Chester K.: Edward J. Feidner, ed., Kent, Rockwell: his strike rally poster, 72: “Dear Wife”: The Civil War Letters of 179 Chester K. Leach reviewed, 72: 93–97 Keys, Bridget. See Bickford, Bridget Ledoux, Tom: ed. of Quite Ready to be (Keys) Sent Somewhere: The Civil War Letters Kidney, J.: mentioned, 72: 149 of Aldace Freeman Walker reviewed, Kilpatrick, Gen.: orders “reckless” charge, 72: 93–97 73: 51–52 Lee, Harvey: mentioned, 72: 136, 145, 147 Kim, Sung Bok: cited on New York land Lee, R. E.: CCC commander, 73: 170, tenure, 73: 194–95 port.; 173, 177 Kimball, Heber C.: on “Queer Characters” Lee, Robert E.: his “tenacious resolve,” list, 73: 126 72: 64; Gettysburg statue of, 73: 41 Kinerson, James R.: mentioned in brother- Leich, Jeffrey R.: his Tales of The 10th: in-law’s journal, 72: 118, 127, 131, 132, The Mountain Troops and American 133, 134, 142, 143–44, 149, 150 Skiing reviewed, 73: 93–95 Kinerson, John B.: mentioned, 72: 143 Leland, Aaron: in 1826 election, 72: 9, 12, King, Martin Luther: mentioned, 72: 196, 16–17; presides at antimasonic con- 73: 7 vention, 72: 19 King Philip’s War, 1675–1676: discussed in Lemon, Thomas A.: with CCC in Barre, military history, 72: 82 73: 178 Kinsley, Rufus: David C. Rankin, Diary of Lenney, Christopher J.: his Sightseeking: a Christian Soldier: Rufus Kinsley and Clues to the Landscape History of New the Civil War reviewed, 72: 187–88 England reviewed, 72: 97–99 Koelling, Jill Marie: her Digital Imaging: A letters: Edward J. Feidner, ed., “Dear Wife”: Practical Approach reviewed, 73: 78–81 The Civil War Letters of Chester K. Koryski, George A.: leader of CCC veter- Leach and Tom Ledoux, ed., Quite ans, 73: 164–65 Ready to be Sent Somewhere: The Civil Kroeger, Karl: mentioned, 72: 183 War Letters of Aldace Freeman Walker Kulikoff, Allan: mentioned, 73: 192 reviewed, 72: 93–97; Sylvia J. Bugbee, Kunin, Madeleine May: speaker at history ed., An Officer and a Lady: The World conference, 73: 9 War II Letters of Lt. Col. Betty Bandel, Women’s Army Corps reviewed, 73: L 95–97 Lafayette, Marie Joseph, Marquis de: visit Lewandoski, Jan Leo: review of Ben- to Royalton, 73: 128, 133 jamin D. and June R. Evans, New En- Laird, George A.: resigns from library gland’s Covered Bridges: A Complete board, 73: 122, 134 Guide, 73: 81–82 233 ......

Lewis, Vt.: unorganized town, 73: 18 McCullough, Robert: review of Bill Gove, libraries: history of Royalton library, 73: Log Drives on the Connecticut River, 121, 124, 134–43, illus.; 144 72: 189–90 Lincoln, Abraham: and Gen. Butler, 72: McElroy, John: at Gettysburg ceremony, 26, 47–48; young boy’s encounter with, 73: 51 72: 63, 66, 67, illus.; 70–71; Gettysburg McEntee, James: asst. director of CCC, statue of, 73: 54, 55 73: 184 Lippert, William: and battle for civil union, McGrath, Robert L.: review of Ann Eck- 72: 195, 196 ert Brown, American Wall Stenciling, liquor. See also temperance: alcohol abuse 1790–1840, 72: 83–84 in CCC camps, 73: 179––80 McIndoe, John Baker Way: naming of, 72: Little, Nina Fletcher: cited on stenciling, 59 72: 83 McKay, David: mentioned, 72: 183 Little River: flood control, 73: 160, 161, McKee, William L.: CCC camp named for, 172–75 73: 169 Livingstone, Josiah G.: receives medal of McMillan, Col., Ind.: in Battle of Baton honor, 73: 48 Rouge, 72: 37 local government. See cities and towns; Manchester, Vt.: conspiracy against black town meeting woman, 73: 201 local history: writing of Royalton town Manning, Charles H.: mentioned, 72: 34, history, 73: 129–32 44–45, 46 logging. See lumbering and lumber trade manuscripts. See diaries; letters; memoirs Loguen, Jeremiah: mentioned, 73: 203 maple sugar: sugaring in Calais, 73: 157 Lovejoy, Daniel Webster: death of, 73: 129 maps: David Allen, Early Maps of Brattle- Lovejoy, Evelyn M.: Royalton teacher, boro, Vermont, 1745–1912, With a Nar- historian, library trustee, 73: 123, 124, rative History reviewed, 73: 82–84 129–32, port.; 133, 134, 135–36, 137– marriage. See also civil union: desertion 44 notices, 1790–1830, discussed, 72: 182 Lovewell, John: “Indian fighter,” 72: 82 Marriott, J. Willard: run out of Colches- Lowell, Mass.: setting for Katherine ter, 73: 136 Paterson book, 73: 9 Marshall, Jeffrey D.: “‘Butler’s Rotten Ludlow, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 28 Breath of Calumny’: Major General Ludlum, David M.: mentioned, 72: 77, 79 Benjamin F. Butler and the Censure of Lukas, J. Anthony: mentioned, 72: 195 the Seventh Vermont Infantry Regi- lumbering and lumber trade: Bill Gove, ment,” 72: 23–54, illus., ports., maps; Log Drives on the Connecticut River review of David C. Rankin, Diary of a reviewed, 72: 189–90 Christian Soldier: Rufus Kinsley and Lyman, Elias: quoted on black soldiers, the Civil War, 72: 187–88 73: 67 Marshfield, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Lynd, Staughton: mentioned, 73: 192 29; Bemis family of, 73: 152, 153 Lyndon, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 28– Martin, John M.: Peacham storekeeper, 29, 33 72: 124, 125–26 Lyson, Thomas A.: his Civic Agriculture: Martin, Moses: his farm wages, 72: 122 Reconnecting Farm, Food, and Com- Martin, Truman: mentioned, 72: 148–49 munity reviewed, 73: 102–5 Masonry (secret order). See antimasonry Lytle, Andrew D.: photo. by, 72: 34, illus. Mather, Cotton: and music, 72: 184 Mather, Increase: and music, 72: 184 M Mattocks, George: commits suicide, 72: McAfee, Millicent: pres. of Wellesley Col- 158 n93 lege, 73: 97 Maynard, W. Barksdale: his Architecture MacArthur, Douglas: ordered to remove in the United States, 1800–1850 re- veterans, 73: 163 viewed, 72: 84–86 McBride, George L.: member of monu- medicine: 1802–1812 costs for treating ment committee, 73: 50 pauper, 72: 60 McCarthy, Eugene: mentioned, 73: 7 memoirs: [Ida Clee Bemis,] “A Late- McClary, Ira: employs carpenter, 72: 127, Nineteenth-Century Childhood in East 148, 149 Calais: Recollections of Ida Clee Be- McClellan, Clara Denison: dislikes Mor- mis,” 73: 152–59, illus., port.; Kari J. mons, 73: 122, 141–42, 143 Winter, ed., The Blind African Slave, McClellan, John E.: member of monu- or Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nick- ment committee, 73: 50 named Jeffrey Brace reviewed, 73: 200–2 McClellan, Robert H.: husband of Clara mental health: town supports mentally ill Denison, 73: 150 n90 man, 72: 57; Robert E. Gilbert, The 234 ......

Tormented President: Calvin Coolidge, Community, Memory, and Politics in Death, and Clinical Depression re- Progressive Vermont, 73: 117–51, illus., viewed, 72: 193–94 ports., maps Merrill, Augusta. See Bickford, Augusta Moor, William: indentured servant of, 72: (Merrill) 57, 59 Merrill, David: Peacham pastor; temper- “More About Vermont History: Recent ance advocate, 72: 128, 129 Additions to the Vermont Historical Merrill, Hazen: his livestock, 72: 123, 124; Society Library,” 72: 104–8, 199–203, mentioned in farmer’s journal, 72: 137, 73: 108–12, 215–18 144; father-in-law of Albert Bickford, Moretown, Vt.: flood control, 73: 161 72: 150 Morgan, William: fuel for antimasonry, Merrill, Perry H.: and CCC in Vt., 73: 165, 72: 5, 14, 18, 19 172 Morgan horse: featured in travel guide, Merrill, Richard: mentioned, 73: 104 72: 100 Middlebury, Vt.: struggle for bank, 72: 14; Mormons and Mormonism: Keith A. incorporated village, 73: 21–22, 25, 32; Erekson, “The Joseph Smith Memo- Owen D. Gutfreund, 20th-Century rial Monument and Royalton’s ‘Mor- Sprawl: Highways and the Reshaping mon Affair’: Religion, Community, of the American Landscape [includes Memory, and Politics in Progressive Middlebury case study] reviewed, 73: Vermont, 73: 117–51, illus., ports., 105–7; John Deere apprentice in, 73: maps 205 Morrill, Justin Smith: featured in encyclo- Middlesex, Vt.: flood control at Gorge, 73: pedia, 72: 74 161, 166, 174 Morrison, Caroline Knight. See Somers, migration: from Peacham after 1840, 72: Caroline Knight Morrison 122–23 Morristown, Vt.: incorporated village of military history. See also names of bat- Morrisville, 73: 28, 30 tles; names of wars: Guy Chet, Con- Mosby, John Singleton: captures Vt. of- quering the American Wilderness: The ficer, 73: 44, 45 Triumph of European Warfare in the motion pictures: Mark Twain story filmed Colonial Northeast reviewed, 72: 81– in Royalton, 73: 144 83 Mountain rule: east vs. west in 1826 elec- Miller, D. L.: his map of Brattleboro, 73: tion, 72: 14–15 83–84 Mozart Festival: featured in encyclopedia, Mills, Isaac: buys slave, 73: 201 72: 74 Milton, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 16, Mühlenberg, Heinrich: statue of, 73: 54 33, 36 Muller, H. Nicholas: review of Edward J. Ministerial Act, 1807: Baptists in favor of, Feidner, ed., “Dear Wife”: The Civil 72: 16 War Letters of Chester K. Leach and Minkins, Shadrach: “safe in Montreal,” Tom Ledoux, ed., Quite Ready to be 73: 203 Sent Somewhere: The Civil War Letters minstrel shows: for CCC veterans, 73: 179, of Aldace Freeman Walker, 72: 93–97; 181 review of Joseph S. Tiedemann and Mississippi: Civil War in Vicksburg, 72: Eugene R. Fingerhut, eds., The Other 29–30 New York: The American Revolution Moats, David: his Civil Wars: A Battle beyond New York City, 1763–1787, 73: for Gay Marriage reviewed, 72: 195– 197–200 96 Mullins, Tommy: “hard at work,” 73: 169 Montpelier, Vt.: 1826 election in, 72: 12; Murray, John: of “Murray’s Raid,” 73: 59 1830 antimasonic convention, 72: 19; n2 incorporated village, 73: 22, 23, 26, 31, Murray, Susan: and battle for civil union, 32; Calais family employed by Pavil- 72: 195 ion Hotel, 73: 155–56; Thomas W. museums: Pamela J. Belanger, ed., Envi- Patton, “When the Veterans Came to sioning New England: Treasures from Vermont: The Civilian Conservation Community Art Museums reviewed, Corps and the Winooski River Flood 73: 207–9 Control Project” [including Wrights- music and musicians. See also minstrel ville and Clothespin Dams], 73: 160– shows; psalmody; singing: Jennifer C. 89, illus., map Post, Music in Rural New England: monuments. See also sculpture and sculp- Family and Community Life, 1870–1940 tors: Keith A. Erekson, “The Joseph reviewed, 73: 209–10 Smith Memorial Monument and Roy- Mussolini, Benito: Barre Italians cited on, alton’s ‘Mormon Affair’: Religion, 73: 92 235 ......

N Troops and American Skiing, 73: 93– Nash, Hope: cited on Royalton history, 95, 214 73: 121 Ouellette, Susan M.: review of Paul E. Ri- Nelson, Joe: mentioned, 73: 82 vard, A New Order of Things: How the New Hampshire: Ronald Jager, The Fate Textile Industry Transformed New En- of Family Farming: Variations on an gland, 72: 89–91 American Idea reviewed, 73: 99–101 Oven, Blodgett: mentioned, 72: 192 New Hampshire Grants: and Gov. Went- worth, 73: 19–20 P New Orleans: Union occupation of, 72: Paige [Page], Carroll S.: buyer of calf skins, 28–29, 50 73: 155 New York grants in Vermont: issuing of Painter, Gamaliel: featured in encyclope- patents, 73: 20 dia, 72: 74 New York (State): race relations in Sack- painting. See stenciling ets Harbor, 73: 64; Thomas J. Hum- Pappas, Phillip: contrib. to New York his- phrey, Land and Liberty: Hudson Val- tory book, 73: 197 ley Riots in the Age of Revolution Parker, Charles E.: in Civil War, 72: 27 reviewed, 73: 192–97; Joseph S. Tiede- Parker, Eliza: on Underground Railroad, mann and Eugene R. Fingerhut, eds., 73: 204 The Other New York: The American Parker, Luther: wedding of, 72: 130, 136 Revolution beyond New York City, Parker, Luther F.: medical practice of, 72: 1763–1787 reviewed, 73: 197–200 120 Newbury, Vt.: July 4 fireworks in Wells Parker, Myron M.: and Gen. Wells monu- River, 72: 130 ment, 73: 49–50, 51 Newcomb, Charlotte Hopper: discussed Parker, William: on Underground Rail- in childhood book, 73: 191 road, 73: 203, 204 Newcomb, Jacob: boards pauper, 72: 60 Parkhurst, Phineas: monument to, 73: 132 Newport, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 24, Parkhurst, Sherman: in Battle of Baton 31, 32 Rouge, 72: 45 Nichols, Jonathan: Thetford selectman, Parkman, Francis: featured in Connecti- 72: 57 cut River anthology, 72: 80–81 Nixon, Richard M.: mentioned, 72: 196, Parks, Lilian Rogers: White House seam- 73: 7; George Aiken on, 73: 211, 212 stress, 72: 194 Noble, Robert: riot leader, 73: 196 Parks, Roger: ed. of Writings on New En- Noblet, Frank: witness in army inquiry, gland History: Additions to the Bibli- 72: 43 ographies of New England History Se- Noel, Rebecca: contrib. to childhood book, ries (to 2001) reviewed, 73: 76–78 73: 191 Paterson, John: husband of Katherine Norcross, Eleanor: founder of museum, Paterson, 73: 11 73: 208 Paterson, Katherine: “Why Historical Fic- North Branch: flood control, 73: 171 tion?”, 73: 5–15 Northfield, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Patman, Wright: supports bonus for WW I 24, 25, 28 veterans, 73: 165 Noyes, Mary Rideout: aunt of Ida Clee Patton, Thomas W.: “When the Veterans Bemis, 73: 158 Came to Vermont: The Civilian Con- Nuquist, Andrew E.: Elizabeth (Nuquist) servation Corps and the Winooski Raby, “The Campaign” [for Congress, River Flood Control Project,” 73: 160– 1946], 72: 172–77, illus., ports. 89, illus., map Nuquist, Andrew S.: in father’s political Pattridge, Lyman: funeral of, 72: 140 campaign, 72: 173, 175, 176, port.; 177 paupers. See poor Nuquist, Edith (Wilson): in husband’s po- Peacham, Vt.: Albert Bickford, “The litical campaign, 72: 172–77, port. Work Journal of Albert Bickford, Mid- Nineteenth-Century Vermont Farmer, O Cooper, and Carpenter,” 72: 115–59, O’Hara, Arthur J.: writes about CCC, 73: illus., port.; Lorna Quimby, “‘Far from 180, 181 Idle’: An Early-Twentieth-Century Old Home Week: in Royalton, 1915, 73: Farm Wife Makes Do,” 72: 160–71, illus., 133, 143 ports; village incorporation, 73: 29 Orleans, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 28 Peacham Historical Association: activities Orth, Ralph H.: ed. of The Vermont Ency- of, 72: 115 clopedia, reviewed, 72: 73–75 Peck, Theodore S.: quoted on Civil War Osgood, William E.: review of Jeffrey R. roster, 72: 66, 68; and honoring of Vt. Leich, Tales of The 10th: The Mountain soldiers, 73: 47–48, 50, 51, 53, 57 236 ......

Pell, John H. G.: mentioned, 73: 199 Preston, Addison: depiction of, 73: 57 Pendleton Civil Service Act, 1883: legacy Preston, Addison W.: death of, 73: 46 of Pres. Arthur, 73: 86 prices and wages: costs of boarding pau- Pequot War, 1636–1637: discussed in mili- pers, 72: 60–61; farmer augments in- tary history, 72: 82 come, 72: 127–28, 138 Perkinsville, Vt. See Weathersfield, Vt. Prince, Joseph: his journal discussed, 73: Petrie, Marilyn Hagen: photos. courtesy 191 of, 72: 161, port.; 162, illus.; 169, port.; Proctor, Redfield (1831–1908): featured granddaughter of Carrie Somers, 72: 168 in encyclopedia, 72: 74; mentioned, 73: Phelps, John W.: in Battle of Baton Rouge, 47 72: 26, 27, 28, 41–43, port.; 47, 49; men- Proctor, Vt.: town-village merger, 73: 33 tioned, 72: 188 Proctorsville, Vt. See Cavendish, Vt. Phish: featured in encyclopedia, 72: 74 progressivism (U.S. politics): Keith A. photography: A. Blake Gardner, photog., Erekson, “The Joseph Smith Memo- Untamed Vermont: Extraordinary Wil- rial Monument and Royalton’s ‘Mor- derness Areas of the Green Mountain mon Affair’: Religion, Community, State reviewed, 72: 101–3 Memory, and Politics in Progressive Pierce, Marjorie: featured in music book, Vermont, 73: 117–51, illus., ports., maps 73: 209–10 psalmody: Alan Clark Buechner, Yankee Pierce, William: mentioned, 73: 137 Singing Schools and the Golden Age of Pitcher, Molly: statue of, 73: 54 Choral Music in New England, 1760– Pittsford, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 29, 1800 reviewed, 72: 183–86 33 Puterbaugh, Holly: and battle for civil Plainfield, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: union, 72: 195 24, 25, 33 Putney, Vt.: George Aiken in, 73: 211 Plath, Sylvia: featured in Connecticut River anthology, 72: 80 Q Pleasonton, Alfred J.: Gettysburg statue Queen, Howard: quoted on Tenth Cav- of, 73: 41, 54, 55 alry, 73: 64 Plumley Charles A.: in 1946 Republican Quimby, Lorna: mentioned, 72: 141; election primary, 72: 173, 175, 177; re- “‘Far from Idle’: An Early-Twentieth- ceives complaint of CCC livestock, 73: Century Farm Wife Makes Do,” 72: 184 160–71, illus., ports politics and government. See elections; Quimby, R. M.: mentioned, 72: 141 mountain rule; reapportionment (elec- tion law); town meeting R Pomfret: Constance Strong’s diary dis- Raby, Elizabeth (Nuquist): “The Cam- cussed, 72: 181–82 paign,” 72: 172–77, illus., ports. poor: Mary L. Eysenbach, “Caring for the racism: David Work, “The Buffalo Sol- Poor: Thetford and the Baker Family, diers in Vermont, 1909–1913,” 73: 63– 1792–1817,” 72: 55–62 75, illus. Poor Law, 1787: excerpts from, 72: 55–56 railroads: and village growth, 73: 24, 28 Porche, Verandah: featured in history book, Ralph, James: review of John J. Duffy, 72: 179 Samuel B. Hand, and Ralph H. Orth, Porter, Henry: in Battle of Baton Rouge, eds., The Vermont Encyclopedia, 72: 72: 36, 44, 46, 49 73–75; review of David Moats, Civil Porter, Susan: mentioned, 72: 90 Wars: A Battle for Gay Marriage, 72: Porter, Susan L.: contrib. to childhood 195–96 book, 73: 191–92 Randolph, Vt.: 1991 fires, 72: 100; town- Porter, William: mentioned, 73: 213 village merger, 73: 33, 36 Post, Jennifer C.: her Music in Rural New Rankin, David C.: his Diary of a Christian England: Family and Community Life, Soldier: Rufus Kinsley and the Civil 1870–1940 reviewed, 73: 209–10 War reviewed, 72: 187–88 Potash, P. Jeffrey: his Freedom and Unity: Rankin, John: abolition activist, 73: 203, A History of Vermont reviewed, 72: 204 178–80 Raum, Hans L.: review of Roger Parks, Poultney, Vt.: failed village incorporation, ed., Writings on New England History: 73: 30; former slave’s land battle, 73: Additions to the Bibliographies of New 201 England History Series (to 2001), 73: Prendergast, William: riot leader, 73: 193, 76–78 194, 195 Reading, Vt.: home to diarist, 72: 91 Prentiss, Benjamin: former slave talks to, Readsboro, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 73: 200 28, 33 237 ......

reapportionment (election law): 1821 ef- Sprawl: Highways and the Reshaping fort towards, 72: 7 of the American Landscape reviewed, Reed, Joseph: boards pauper, 72: 60 73: 105–7 Rees, William: murder of, 73: 193 Roberts, George T.: in Battle of Baton religion: reflected in Peacham farmer’s Rouge, 72: 27, 31, 34–47, passim diary, 72: 128–29; Keith A. Erekson, Roberts, John: “mysteriously walks out of “The Joseph Smith Memorial Mon- the city,” 72: 192 ument and Royalton’s ‘Mormon Af- Robertson, Jerome B.: at Gettysburg cer- fair’: Religion, Community, Memory, emony, 73: 51 and Politics in Progressive Vermont, Robinson, Beth: and battle for civil union, 73: 117–51, illus., ports., maps; of 72: 195 Hudson Valley land rioters, 73: 195– Robinson, Calvin L.: Anne Robinson 96 Clancy, ed., Yankee in a Confederate Revolutionary War, 1775–1783: Joseph S. Town: The Journal of Calvin L. Robin- Tiedemann and Eugene R. Fingerhut, son reviewed, 72: 91–93 eds., The Other New York: The Ameri- Robinson, Rowland T.: mentioned, 73: 204 can Revolution beyond New York City, Rockingham, Vt.: incorporated village of 1763–1787 reviewed, 73: 197–200; re- Bellows Falls, 73: 23, 28, 30 view of Thomas J. Humphrey, Land Rogers, Robert: featured in Connecticut and Liberty: Hudson Valley Riots in River anthology, 72: 80; “Indian fighter,” the Age of Revolution, 73: 192–97 72: 82 Rich, Abigail: mother of Elizabeth, 72: 59 Rogers, Timothy: mentioned, 73: 204 Rich, Elizabeth. See Baker, Elizabeth Rooker, Sarah: mentioned, 73: 90 (Rich) Roosevelt, Eleanor: visits veterans’ camps, Rich, Jonathan: father of Elizabeth, 72: 59 73: 163, 186 n9 Richardson, A. E.: officer of Burlington Roosevelt, Franklin D.: and Vt. flood con- company, 73: 60 n27 trol projects, 73: 163, 165, 172, 173, Richardson, Arahanna. See Wells, Arah- 184–85, port. anna (Richardson) Roosevelt, Theodore: and Brownsville Af- Richford, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: fair, 73: 64 28–29, 33 Rosa, Alfred: ed. of Mari Tomasi and Richmond, Roaldus: his Men Against Gran- Roaldus Richmond, Men Against ite reviewed, 73: 90–93 Granite, reviewed, 73: 90–93 Richmond, Vt.: Round Church featured Royalton, Vt.: Keith A. Erekson, “The Jo- in travel guide, 72: 100; town-village seph Smith Memorial Monument and merger, 73: 33 Royalton’s ‘Mormon Affair’: Religion, Rideout, Bernice: cousin of Ida Clee Community, Memory, and Politics in Bemis, 73: 152, 153, 155, 156, 159 Progressive Vermont, 73: 117–51, illus., Rideout, Clarke: uncle of Ida Clee Bemis, ports., maps 73: 158 Royalton Academy: history of, 73: 121, Rideout, Ellen: aunt of Ida Clee Bemis, 124, 129, 131, 143–44 73: 153 Royalton raid, 1780: monuments to, 73: Rideout, Frank: uncle of Ida Clee Bemis, 127–29, illus.; 132–33, illus. 73: 153 Ruggles, David: mentioned, 73: 203 Rideout, Irene: aunt of Ida Clee Bemis, Rutland, Vt.: town and village, 73: 24, 25, 73: 153 26, 28, 31, 32, 34; birthplace of John Rideout, Lydia Haskell: grandmother of Deere, 73: 205 Ida Clee Bemis, 73: 153 Rutland Daily Herald: its reaction to Rideout, Willard, Jr.: uncle of Ida Clee black soldiers, 73: 66, 68, 73–74 Bemis, 73: 153, 157–58 Ryd, Lydia: married to Robert Noble, 73: Rideout, Willard, Sr.: grandfather of Ida 196 Clee Bemis, 73: 153 Riegl, Alois: mentioned, 72: 84 S Riggs, Kerr: quoted on Tenth Cavalry, 73: Sackett, William: Thetford selectman, 72: 64 58 Rivard, Paul E.: his A New Order of St. Albans, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Things: How the Textile Industry 24, 25, 28, 31; former slave dies in, 73: Transformed New England reviewed, 200 72: 89–91 St. Johnsbury, Vt.: county fairs in, 72: 120; Rix, Garner: captured by Indians, 73: 147 freight depot “full,” 72: 124; incorpo- n32 rated village, 73: 24, 25, 26, 32, 33 roads: in incorporated villages, 73: 24–25, Sands, George: quoted on Tenth Cavalry, 28; Owen D. Gutfreund, 20th-Century 73: 67 238 ......

Sanford, D. Gregory: review of Samuel B. Simpson, James: “middleman” between Hand and Stephen C. Terry, The Es- farmers and markets, 72: 154 n30 sential Aiken: A Life in Public Service, singing: Alan Clark Buechner, Yankee 73: 211–13 Singing Schools and the Golden Age of Sanford, Lewis W.: CCC chaplain, 73: 177, Choral Music in New England, 1760– 179, 180–81 1800 reviewed, 72: 183–86 Sargent, Mark J.: newspaper correspon- skiing: Jeffrey R. Leich, Tales of The 10th: dent, 73: 146 n18 The Mountain Troops and American Sawyer, Susan: review of Thomas J. Cam- Skiing reviewed, 73: 93–95 panella, Republic of Shade: New En- Skinner, W.: Royalton town clerk, 73: 146 gland and the American Elm, 72: 75–77 n14 scanning: Jill Marie Koelling, Digital Im- slavery. See also Underground Railroad: aging: A Practical Approach reviewed, Peacham abolitionists, 72: 129, 137; Vt. 73: 78–81 myths regarding, 72: 187; Kari J. Winter, Schreiber, Tatiana: review of Thomas A. ed., The Blind African Slave, or Mem- Lyson, Civic Agriculture: Reconnecting oirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nicknamed Farm, Food, and Community, 73: 102–5 Jeffrey Brace reviewed, 73: 200–2 Schweizer, J. Otto: sculptor of Gen. Wells sleighs and sledges: children coast in Cal- statue, 73: 52, 54–57, illus., port. ais, 73: 156–57 Scofield, Robert: surrenders to Mosby, 73: Smart, Isaac C.: at statue dedication, 73: 45 52–53 sculpture and sculptors. See also monu- Smith, Charles M.: camp named for, 73: 175 ments: David F. Cross, “A Tale of Two Smith, Donald A.: review of Thomas J. Statues: The William Wells Statues at Humphrey, Land and Liberty: Hud- Gettysburg and Burlington, Vermont,” son Valley Riots in the Age of Revolu- 73: 40–62, illus., ports. tion, 73: 192–97; mentioned, 73: 198 Secord, James: land rioter, 73: 196 Smith, Heber C.: offers money for library, Service, S. W.: quoted on Tenth Cavalry, 73: 135–36, 137–38, 140–41 73: 69 Smith, Israel: Thetford selectman, 72: 57, 58 Sessions, Gene: his Freedom and Unity: A Smith, Joseph: featured in travel guide, History of Vermont reviewed, 72: 178– 72: 100; Keith A. Erekson, “The Jo- 80 seph Smith Memorial Monument and Seven Years’ War, 1755–1763. See French Royalton’s ‘Mormon Affair’: Religion, and Indian War, 1755–1763 Community, Memory, and Politics in Seymour, Horatio: in 1826 election, 72: 18 Progressive Vermont, 73: 117–51, illus., Shaftsbury, Vt.: failed village incorpora- ports., maps tion, 73: 30 Smith, Margaret Chase: nominated for Shalhope, Robert E.: his A Tale of New president, 73: 211 England: The Diaries of Hiram Har- Snow, J. P.: mentioned, 73: 82 wood, Vermont Farmer, 1810–1837 re- Snowden: friend to Martin Emery, 72: 65– viewed, 72: 87–89; mentioned, 73: 198 66, 71 Sharon, Vt.: and Joseph Smith monu- social life and customs: Jennifer C. Post, ment, 73: 125, 127 Music in Rural New England: Family Shaw, John: mentioned, 72: 145 and Community Life, 1870–1940 re- Shedd, Josiah: funeral of, 72: 138 viewed, 73: 209–10 sheep: sheep farming in Peacham, 72: Somers, Beulah: daughter of Lee and 123–24, 131 Carrie Somers, 72: 169, port. Shepard, Lulu Loveland: speaks against Somers, Caroline Knight Morrison: Lorna Mormonism, 73: 137, 140 Quimby, “‘Far from Idle’: An Early- Sheridan, Philip H.: and Gen. Wells, 73: Twentieth-Century Farm Wife Makes 44, 45, 46 Do,” 72: 160–71, illus., ports Sherman, George D.: at statue dedication, Somers, Dwight: son of Lee and Carrie 73: 52 Somers, 72: 169, port. Sherman, Michael: his Freedom and Somers, Eunice: daughter of Lee and Car- Unity: A History of Vermont reviewed, rie Somers, 72: 169, port. 72: 178–80 Somers, Gilmore: son of Lee and Carrie shoes and shoemakers: E. Calais maker of Somers, 72: 169, port. men’s boots, 73: 155 Somers, John: photos. courtesy of, 72: Shrewsbury, Vt.: Cuttingsville featured in 164–65, illus. travel guide, 72: 100; music in, 73: 209– Somers, Lee: husband of Carrie Somers, 10 72: 161–62, 164, 168, 169, port. Sievens, Mary Beth: her essay on mar- Somers, Leeland: son of Lee and Carrie riage desertion notices, 72: 182 Somers, 72: 169, port. 239 ......

Somers, Neverlie: daughter of Lee and Tans’ur, William: ed. of his songbook, 72: Carrie Somers, 72: 162–63, 169, port. 185 Somers, Ruth: daughter of Lee and Carrie Tarbell, Charles: elected to library board, Somers, 72: 162–63, 167, 169, port. 73: 134 Somerset, Vt.: unorganized town, 73: 18 Tarbell, Daniel: and Mormon presence in South Burlington, Vt.: creation of, 73: 31 Royalton, 73: 121, 123, 126–27, 140, South Royalton, Vt. See Royalton, Vt. 141 Spanish-American War, 1898: Tenth Cav- Teachout, Woden: review of Peter Benes, alry in, 73: 63 ed., Women’s Work in New England, Spanish Americans: anti-Franco, 73: 92 1620–1920, 72: 180–82; review of Za- Spooner, Alden: observer of 1826 election, chary Karabell, Chester Alan Arthur, 72: 16–17 73: 84–87 Spooner, Judah: observer of 1826 election, temperance: in Peacham, 72: 129, 137 72: 9, 12 Temple, Robert: nominated for governor, Spooner, Wyman: observer of 1826 election, 72: 15 72: 9, 11, 15 Tenth Mountain Division: review of Jef- Springfield, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: frey R. Leich, Tales of The 10th: The 29, 30, 32 Mountain Troops and American Ski- Stannard, George J.: replaced as customs ing, 73: 93–95 collector, 73: 46 Tenth U.S. Cavalry Regiment: David Work, Stanton, Edwin M.: mentioned, 72: 41 “The Buffalo Soldiers in Vermont, Stanton, Michael N.: “Three Vermonters,” 1909–1913,” 73: 63–75, illus. 72: 63–72, ports. Terry, Randall: and battle over civil Starling, Edmund: Pres. Coolidge’s body- union, 72: 195 guard, 72: 194 Terry, Stephen C.: comp. of The Essential State House. See Vermont. State House Aiken: A Life in Public Service re- Steel, Warren: mentioned, 72: 183 viewed, 73: 211–13 stenciling: Ann Eckert Brown, American Texas: Brownsville Affair, 73: 64 Wall Stenciling, 1790–1840 reviewed, textile industry: Paul E. Rivard, A New 72: 83–84 Order of Things: How the Textile In- Sterne, Thomas: Ezra Butler indentured dustry Transformed New England re- to, 72: 7–8 viewed, 72: 89–91 Stevens, Thaddeus: mentioned, 72: 129 Thacker, William: with Tenth Cavalry, 73: Stevens, Wallace: featured in Connecticut 64 River anthology, 72: 80 Thayer, L. P.: buys Randolph newspaper, Stevenson, Robert Louis: mentioned, 73: 73: 146 n18 13 Theriault, A. C.: sentences CCC veteran, Stiles, Mary: slave owner, 73: 201, 202 73: 179 Still, William: mentioned, 73: 203 Thetford, Vt.: Mary L. Eysenbach, “Car- Storrs, Seth: “influential in establishing ing for the Poor: Thetford and the Middlebury College,” 72: 74 Baker Family, 1792–1817,” 72: 55–62 Stoughton, Edwin H.: end of career, 73: 45 Thomas, Stephen: in Civil War, 72: 26 Stowe, Vt.: covered bridge in travel guide, Thorn, Elizabeth: Gettysburg statue of, 72: 100; incorporated village, 73: 28, 73: 41 29, 33, 36; Calais man employed by Tiedemann, Joseph S.: ed. of The Other hotel, 73: 155 New York: The American Revolution Strafford, Vt.: indentured servant, 72: 57, beyond New York City, 1763–1787, re- 59; Marcia Cowles Bushnell, ed., A viewed, 73: 197–200 Little Girl’s Diary: Life on a Farm in Tillotson, Lee S.: member of monument Rural Vermont: Written by Alice Bush- committee, 73: 50 nell in 1911 reviewed, 73: 89–90 Toborg, Alfred: review of David Allen, Strong, Constance: her diary discussed, Early Maps of Brattleboro, Vermont, 72: 181–82 1745–1912, With a Narrative History, Stuart, J. E. B.: mentioned, 73: 40 73: 82–84 Swanton, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 26, Tolan, Stephanie: friend of Katherine 28, 29, 30 Paterson, 73: 9 Swift, Benjamin: in 1826 election, 72: 14 Tomasi, Mari: her Men Against Granite reviewed, 73: 90–93 T Town, Ithiel: painted by Thomas Cole, 72: Tamulonis, Margaret M.: review of Pam- 85 ela J. Belanger, ed., Envisioning New town meeting: Frank M. Bryan, Real De- England: Treasures from Community mocracy: The New England Town Art Museums, 73: 207–9 Meeting and How It Works reviewed, 240 ......

73: 97–99; Susan Clark and Frank Venables, Robert W.: contrib. to New York Bryan, All Those in Favor: Rediscover- history book, 73: 197 ing the Secrets of Town Meeting and Vergennes, Vt.: struggle for bank, 72: 14; Community reviewed, 73: 213–14 creation of, 73: 20, 30–31 towns. See cities and towns Veries, A.: mentioned, 72: 149 Townshend, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Vermont. Public Service Commission: and 29, 33 Vt. municipalities, 73: 29; and flood travel guidebooks: Helen Husher, Off the control, 73: 161 Leash: Subversive Journeys around Ver- Vermont. State House: illus. in architec- mont and Joseph A. Citro and Diane E. ture book, 72: 86 Foulds, Curious New England: The Un- Vermont Central Railroad: impact upon conventional Traveler’s Guide to Eccen- White R. Valley, 73: 121 tric Destinations reviewed, 72: 99–101 Vermont Historical Society—Library: trees: Thomas J. Campanella, Republic of “More About Vermont History: Re- Shade: New England and the Ameri- cent Additions to the Vermont Histor- can Elm reviewed, 72: 75–77 ical Society Library,” 72: 104–8, 199– Trientja: illus. by, 72: 67, illus. 203, 73: 108–12, 215–18 Truettner, William.: introd. to exhibit cat- Vermont Ski Museum: 10th Mountain alog, 73: 207 Division at, 73: 94 Tubman, Harriet: mentioned, 73: 203 veterans: Thomas W. Patton, “When the Tufts, John: publishes songbook, 72: 184 Veterans Came to Vermont: The Civil- Twain, Mark: quoted on weather, 72: 77; ian Conservation Corps and the Wi- mentioned, 73: 14; story filmed in nooski River Flood Control Project,” Royalton, 73: 144 73: 160–89, illus., map Village Harmony: repertoire of, 72: 186 U villages. See cities and towns Underground Railroad: Fergus M. Bor- Virginia: Tenth Cavalry in, 73: 71–73; WW I dewich, Bound for Canaan: The Under- veterans camped in, 73: 163–64 ground Railroad and the War for the Visser, Thomas D.: review of Christopher J. Soul of America reviewed, 73: 202–4 Lenney, Sightseeking: Clues to the Land- United States. Army Corps of Engineers: scape History of New England, 72: 97– Vt. flood control projects, 73: 161, 99 165–66, 168, 171 Voigt, Ellen Bryant: featured in encyclo- University of Vermont. See Center for pedia, 72: 74 Research on Vermont von Steuben, Friedrich Wilhelm, Baron: Upson, William Hazlett: featured in ency- statue of, 73: 54 clopedia, 72: 74 Upton, Stephanie: contrib. to exhibit cat- W alog, 73: 208 wages. See prices and wages urban sprawl: Owen D. Gutfreund, 20th- Walbridge family: Peacham records of, 72: Century Sprawl: Highways and the Re- 115 shaping of the American Landscape Walker, Aldace Freeman: review of Tom reviewed, 73: 105–7 Ledoux, ed., Quite Ready to be Sent U.S. Clothes Pin Company: Montpelier Somewhere: The Civil War Letters of dam named for, 73: 169 Aldace Freeman Walker, 72: 93–97 Walker, F. A.: Montpelier surveyor, 73: V 146 n20 Vail, Micah: “mob captain,” 73: 196–97 Walker, George: oldest member of CCC, Van Amringe, W. B.: at Gettysburg cere- 73: 188 n60 mony, 73: 52 Walker, H.: mentioned, 72: 149 Van Dyke, George: owner of log-driving Walker, Jonathan: mentioned, 73: 203 firm, 72: 189 Walter, Thomas: publishes songbook, 72: Van Ness, Cornelius Peter: in 1826 elec- 184 tion, 72: 12, 13, 14, 18 Wanner, Mark: ed. of Mari Tomasi and van Patten, W. J.: officer of Burlington Roaldus Richmond, Men Against Gran- company, 73: 60 n27 ite, reviewed, 73: 90–93 Van Susteren, Dirk: ed. of Howard Dean: Warden, Horace: his diaries cited, 72: 153 A Citizen’s Guide to the Man Who Would n19 Be President, reviewed, 72: 197–98 Warden, Robert Lackie: his memoirs pub- VanDeWater, Frederick F.: cited for “Ver- lished, 72: 153 n19 mont side” of issue, 73: 198 Warden, William: his diaries cited, 72: 153 Veasey, Wheelock G.: receives medal of n19 honor, 73: 48 Waring, Janet: cited on stenciling, 72: 83 241 ......

Warner, James: in Civil War, 72: 64 Wells, William W., Gen. (1837–1892): Warner’s Grant, Vt.: Vt.’s “one grant,” 73: built upon military career, 72: 54 n81; 18, 19 David F. Cross, “A Tale of Two Stat- warning out (law): in Connecticut R. Val- ues: The William Wells Statues at Get- ley, 72: 56 tysburg and Burlington, Vermont,” 73: Warren’s Gore, Vt.: “irregular parcel,” 73: 40–62, illus., ports. 18 Wells River, Vt. See Newbury, Vt. Washington, Vt.: CCC baseball players in, Wentworth, Benning: and settlement of 73: 179 Vt., 73: 19 Waterbury, Vt.: early settler Ezra Butler, Wermuth, Thomas S.: contrib. to New 72: 8–9; town and village, 73: 30, 34, 37; York history book, 73: 197 Thomas W. Patton, “When the Veter- Wessels, Tom: his Untamed Vermont: Extra- ans Came to Vermont: The Civilian ordinary Wilderness Areas of the Green Conservation Corps and the Winooski Mountain State reviewed, 72: 101–3 River Flood Control Project” [includ- West, John W.: Peacham farmer, 72: 150 ing Waterbury Dam], 73: 160–89, illus., West Rutland, Vt.: illus. in architecture map book, 72: 86; Tom Ledoux, ed., Quite Waterman, John: mentioned, 73: 137 Ready to be Sent Somewhere: The Civil Watson, Alexander G.: surrenders to War Letters of Aldace Freeman Walker Mosby, 73: 45 reviewed, 72: 93–97 Watts, Isaac N.: his journal cited, 72: 118– Western Union: discussed in New York 19, 122, 126–27 history book, 73: 199 Watts, Lyman: trades apples for trunk, 72: Westminster, Vt.: incorporated village of 125 N. Westminster, 73: 29–30; celebration Watts, Roxana: mentioned, 72: 123, 124 of farming, 73: 102, 104 Watts family: Peacham records of, 72: 115 Wetherell, W. D.: ed. of This American Way, John: indentured servant of, 72: 57– River: Five Centuries of Writing about 58, 59 the Connecticut reviewed, 72: 79–81 Way, Nellie: indentured servant of, 72: 59 Wheeler, Henry O.: member of monu- WDEV: entertainment for CCC veterans, ment committee, 73: 50 73: 181, 183 Whitcher, Frederick: his cow, 72: 157 n80 weather: Gregory A. Zielinski and Barry Whitcher, J.: cattle dealer, 72: 157 n80 D. Keim, New England Weather, New White, James: and paupers, 72: 58, 60 England Climate reviewed, 72: 77–79; White, Lois F.: photo. courtesy of, 72: 151, farmer’s records, 1848–1860, 72: 119– port. 20 White, Lydia E.: featured in history book, Weathersfield, Vt.: incorporated village of 72: 179 Perkinsville, 73: 30 White, Mabel: friend of Ida Clee Bemis, Webster, Daniel: sermon for, 72: 142 73: 158–59 Webster, Delia: mentioned, 73: 204 Whitelaw, James: his 1796 Vt. map, 73: 83 Weibe, John: educator at CCC camps, 73: Whitingham, Vt.: incorporated village of 183–84 Jacksonville, 73: 28 Weitzel, Godfrey: in Battle of Baton Whitney, Joel F.: chair of Royalton library Rouge, 72: 37 board, 73: 122, 134 Wells, Arahanna (Richardson): wife of Wilcox, Frances: youngest member of CCC, Gen. Wells, 73: 48 73: 188 n60 Wells, Bertha Richardson. See Jackson, Wild, Daniel G.: funds Royalton history Bertha Richardson (Wells) projects, 73: 127–29, 130–31, 132 Wells, Edward: officer of Burlington com- Wild, Emily: dislikes Mormons, 73: 122, pany, 73: 60 n27 137–38 Wells, Franklin H.: officer of Burlington Wild, John: mentioned, 73: 137 company, 73: 60 n27 Wild, Levi: dislikes Mormons, 73: 122, Wells, Franklin Richardson: son of Gen. 126, 129, 134, 137–38, 142, 143, 144 Wells, 73: 48, 51, 58 Williams, Aaron: ed. of his songbook, 72: Wells, Henry: officer of Burlington com- 185 pany, 73: 60 n27 Williams, Thomas: in Battle of Baton Wells, Junius F.: designer of Joseph Smith Rouge, 72: 29–31, 35, 36, 37, 44, 45, 46, monument, 73: 125–26, 128, 134, 139– 50 40 Williamson, Chilton: mentioned, 73: 198 Wells, Richardson & Company: Gen. Williamson, Jane: review of Kari J. Win- Wells’s role in, 73: 46, 48 ter, ed., The Blind African Slave, or Wells, William W.: father of Gen. Wells, Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nick- 73: 44 named Jeffrey Brace, 73: 200–2 242 ......

Williamstown, Vt.: Spider Web Farm fea- Wood, Seymour H.: member of monu- tured in travel guide, 72: 100 ment committee, 73: 50 Wilmington, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Woodman, Austin: in Battle of Baton 24, 32 Rouge, 72: 46–47 Wilson, Harriet: mentioned, 73: 201 Woodstock, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: Wilson, Putnam Proctor: town “lunatic,” 23 73: 13 Woolson, Albert: Gettysburg statue of, Wilson, Stanley C.: and flood control proj- 73: 41 ects, 73: 161, 165, 168, 170, port.; 173 Worcester, Leonard: “Peacham’s first Wilson, Woodrow: observes cavalry tac- minister,” 72: 158 n98 tics, 73: 73 Work, David: “The Buffalo Soldiers in Windsor, Vt.: incorporated village, 73: 23, Vermont, 1909–1913,” 73: 63–75, illus. 33 Works Progress Administration (WPA). Wing, Mehitable: wife of William Pren- See Federal Writers’ Project dergast, 73: 195 World War I. See veterans Winiarski, Douglas: contrib. to childhood World War II: Jeffrey R. Leich, Tales of book, 73: 191 The 10th: The Mountain Troops and Winooski, Vt.: mills modeled on Lowell, American Skiing reviewed, 73: 93–95; 72: 91; incorporated village, 73: 24, 25, Sylvia J. Bugbee, ed., An Officer and a 31–32, 35 Lady: The World War II Letters of Lt. Winooski River: Thomas W. Patton, “When Col. Betty Bandel, Women’s Army the Veterans Came to Vermont: The Corps reviewed, 73: 95–97 Civilian Conservation Corps and the Wright, James Edward: his journal dis- Winooski River Flood Control Project,” cussed, 73: 191 73: 160–89, illus., map Wrightsville, Vt. See Montpelier, Vt. Winslow, E.: Royalton treasurer, 73: 146 n14 writers: Katherine Paterson, “Why His- Winter, Kari J.: ed. of The Blind African torical Fiction?”, 73: 5–15 Slave, or Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nicknamed Jeffrey Brace reviewed, Y 73: 200–2 Yale, Allen R.: review of Neil Dahlstrom winter sports: carnival at CCC camp, 73: and Jeremy Dahlstrom, The John Deere 181 Story: A Biography of Plowmakers woman suffrage: 1922 diarist supports, 73: John & Charles Deere, 73: 205–6 88 Young, Alfred F.: mentioned, 73: 192 Woman’s Home Missionary Union: pub- Young, Ammi: mentioned, 72: 86 lishes anti-Mormon lecture, 73: 126 Young, Brigham: featured in travel guide, women: Lorna Quimby, “‘Far from Idle’: An 72: 100; on “Queer Characters” list, Early-Twentieth-Century Farm Wife 73: 126 Makes Do,” 72: 160–71, illus., ports; Peter Benes, ed., Women’s Work in New Z England, 1620–1920 reviewed, 72: 180– Zelinsky, Wilbur: cited on “culture wars,” 82; in Royalton in progressive era, 73: 73: 118 120, 124, 126, 127–31, 134, 137–43 Zielinski, Gregory A.: his New England Women’s Army Corps (WAC): Sylvia J. Weather, New England Climate re- Bugbee, ed., An Officer and a Lady: viewed, 72: 77–79 The World War II Letters of Lt. Col. Zirblis, Raymond Paul: cited on under- Betty Bandel, Women’s Army Corps ground railroad, 72: 187; review of reviewed, 73: 95–97 Fergus M. Bordewich, Bound for Wood, Evelyn M. See Lovejoy, Evelyn M. Canaan: The Underground Railroad Wood, Leonard: quoted on Tenth Cavalry, and the War for the Soul of America, 73: 73 73: 202–4