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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

II well known fact that the Study Of English Gram
mar usually taught, although very important one
long dry and rksome task To obtain respectable know
edge Of Eymology and Synax has generally been eonsid
errd at the lowest calculation, the labor Of cSE YEAR-
Hence ii was very desirable that ingenious scheme
or method OF instruction should be devised which would
render the requirement Of this branch of learning short
east and iHriiing. Among the attempts that
have been effect it, Mr. GTeenleaf alone in the pub
lcalion OF his Labor Saving Grammar have hit
upon this desderalum Stripped Of every thing but the
very essentials and constructed upon plan entirely new
il Is doubtless calculated to initiate beginners with more &
eg and in much Shorter time than any other system ever
published With common capacity and attention, on
The part Of the learner, and with the aid of good teacher
processes be able 10 mpaTt competent knowledge of
grammar for all practical purposes, in the usual school
hours OF wEEK-and am perfectly satisfied, from
careful examination Of the same that fully Iedeems all It's
pledges How great, therefore, would be the saving of
lime labor, and e1pnSe should this invaluable eompend be
introduced into all common schools In order do
objections that might be raised against the work. by
the superficial or malevoen by those who strongly
attached TO the good old way il is skuy drawn up,
that person can teach from it, if he please, according 10
the usui process instead Of the 0ne aud certainly
much grealer advantage than from any other book.
Having been teacher OF grammar, mostly OF English,
for fifteen years more, rejoice TO think that the dTudg
cry of many months is reduced to agreeable
ton Of few days-and that number Of worthless treat
the subject Especially Smiihs will in all poba
bility, be laid ION The shelf. T. =. HESRY.
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Marrtt0.

In Marlboro on the 9Th u, by the Rev s Fish, 10
seph Tucker, Of Ilaax and Lora Smith Of the former
place.
At Hslax W., Aug. q, by Rev s. Fish, Mr. jonathan
Smith, to Miss Rhoda NJ Alvord both Of Wilmington VI.
By the same, goth ult Mr. toel ~ Brown Of Heath,
Mass 70 Miss Susan s. Upham Of Shelburne Falls, Mass
On the 3lst, by the same, Mr. Lemuei p. Whitney, oS
lioiaE, 10 Miss Clancy $. Carpenter Of Somerset W.
In Iiinsdale, N. H., Aug. %, by frederick Boyden,
Esq Samuel Gibson, Of Ashby TO Miss PAMELA Bruce, Of
Brighton, Mass. 4
In Keene, H. by Rev MARX Carpenter, Of New Lon
DON ~ w., DR. Seneca Carter, Of Weston, Vt, 10 Miss
Azubah Carpenter, OF Keene .a
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Lospos. June /. 1916.


). Greenleaf, Esq-Dcnr Sir. The new system Of Eng
ish Grammar, copy Of which you did me tho honor Of
presenting when the Of my departure for Eu-
rope have carefully examined aud tested, and struck
with amazement al lis vast superiority, Tor beginners,
all other works Of the kind have frequently remarked,
both in public and private that the grammar Of
ulat language susceptible Of being greatly smpiied.
aud that the study thereof might be- endrrrd much shorter
and easier bat had the least distant idea that il
was in the power Of man 10 devise plan which would
ncompaaby excel all others. From the united estimoni-
ais OF many Of the first literary gentlemen in the u s. but
especially rom my Judgment aud experience,
(hayng taught, matter of curiosity aud amusement
oi my little neces from your book) my candid and de-
bete opinion that much know ledge Of the subject eau
be obtained from H. Ia osE WEEK, IS generally acquired,
from most approved authors ycar. How great
iJ>and did my young pupils bec0me initiated, that
their requirements absolutely seemed lntuye They even
learned faster than they Of themselves Fur
thcfmore your new and ingenious method Of instruction
extremely interesting, harmonious und inviting, that
their lessons evidently delightful recreation 10 them
rather than labor. In fact they frequently told me they
sailed requires good Captain and good sa0rs this in.
valuable little Treatise in order TO perform what profess.
rs 10 be able To do requires competent TEACHER and shO
afs with ordinary capacity, &c Win this proviso, have
hesitation in saying, 1t Is capable Of impafDg respect
able knowledge Of Etymoogy ond Synlar with the great,
est facility, in the short period vi hrtys1 hours. No
ter how many in cass"he the merrer" and the
faster they learn. IL also decidedly better for families
aud private learners than any system which has ever come
under my observation
congratulate our youth aud children Of the rising gen
Grafton, their emancipation FROM the most inolerabe o
n dfudgctes which stupidity sacii0Hfd iHreHieg
~ c1rlam, bright days ahead for Grauuariaus The
Labor saving Grammar Will undoubtedly have a unyer.
sal circulation At all events, II II BE- not introduced
into al schools ia Enniand, YOU may set me
down false Brophst'
Truly, and with sincere graiulations. yours, sc.
ID. THOMPSON, A. NJ,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, .qug. a6, ls45.
ZONES Dorothy Wilcox widow of David d.
~ Wilcox, late Of Nottingham, deceased, and
anoves the court here for assignment of personal
property from the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Dorothy notify
all persons Interested that this will decide upon
said application al The session thereof 10 be holden at
Newlane, in said district, on the last Thursday of
September next, by publishing copy OF The record Of
this order TIRES weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix printed at Brat,eboro in said district previous
to said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
q Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r,
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Notice to Pensioners.

TUNHE orc Ter IF the Commissioner Of Pensions here
L tofnre published, requiring that pensioners resid-
ing 10 Franklin and Chiienden Counties should be
paid at Nor pel CT, and those in Windham County at
Poultney, III u OF take effect until March next. II
having been four impracticahe 10 obtain correct in
formation as to present place Of their abode and 10
furnish the agent with lists for that purpose.
Pensioners resi- ding in the counties Of Bennington,
Rutland, Addison, Chitlendcn, Franklin and Grand
Isle, will be paid the 4th OF September next by
Merritt CLARK ag ent at Poullney, and those ~ the
other counties in the State by the agent, at Mont.
peer.
IVES, PouItney. Aug e5, 1915 awsa
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with much curiosity and attention, though with some
uncufe Of scepucsm, have recently examinrd
English compend, cutiiled the Labor Sariag Grammar
by J. Grerucaf Esq, author Of Grammar Smpihed,'
&c The iesutis entire conviction, inst this little book
the hands Of competrnt teacher offers very great and
important advantages all other works Of the Kind
PUBLISHED and that invaluable acquisition 20 cra.
iure In unsLtpi hands however these advantages
greatly diminished Bu, his point Of view con.
der preferable 10 others Because independent of lis
ttiod of instruction, is constructed that person
teach from in The old ieay equally well from any
oir grammar and betterwtoui the least utefef-
with the be teach partly one way and
partly the other. Hence It et entirely optional with
knights Of Syniax whether 10 take the Hste strait and
short path free from all mpedments, the DID, long aud
crooked one full Of stumbling blocks swamps and quag-
mircs One thing, however, Is act-no person, unae-
quanted with grammar iegH 10 teach according
10 Nlr Gs rodsT plan without Immediately exposing his
ignoancebut any sewd ignoramus teach the usual
,cay (keeping his classes drilling month after month
uniting aud feciiugJ and pass himself of, perhaps Tor
second Socrates, whsle his be Wdeted pupils Lost
der and amazenen that 'One small head contain 90
much Being disnenmbered OF all unnecessary natter
I'D greatly enriched by table Of fase Grammar and
Key the book also evidently letter Tor fsHes and yr
uos Larntrs than others Of the kind without The aid Of anu
teacher good bad, Indifferent Ia short, though
eeedingly brief yet It sufficiently oopous for all practical
putposes and doubtless performs all it proiesse 70 do
Simplhed and excellent IL s howeTeTeonsidcfug the
many vouinnous trcatsss the subject aud the strong
powers Of dfudgery manifested hy authors and
teAcherst will undoubtedly have oencounteI much pub
D.. -rlaii.s D., Lhs s,av edsd s"uaa Il vii ',a.-
ainly nay although It will probably never be
a very great favoriie with illitefAie QrAcks.
II z. WALKER A. NJ, Qgonaan Teaelsr IF
Esgish, LatiH, Greek aud Hetrtie afe from London.
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~ We copy the following items for the especial information
of of good, but complaining Wing friends -
The Vermont phDnx Brateboro has been much enlarged
greatly improved in its appearance and character We
pleased notice this evidence OF the prosperity of this able
Wing aper.-lSpnngield Daily Republican.
The Bra,ebcro Phoenix, excellent Wing paper, came to
last week much enlarged and improved in typographical ap
pearance-[Ilampshire Gazette.
The Braeboro PhGnix this week much enlarg
improved be fore Of the hest Whgpa
pers Ia Vermont Northampton Courier
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GulLronD, April e5, 1916.

In facilitating and acceleraing the study of Etymoogy
and syniax, Greeneafs Labor Saving Grammar; in my
estimation greatly exees all other works of the kind
For beginners with the aid Of sklful teacher it
unquesonably has equal Having had much expert
enee in teaching, and being well acquainted with Mr. Gs
method Instruction affords pleasure TO believe
that the time is not aI distant when the use of the birch,
and of many betogged and mystifed gpmmars will be en-
trely dispensed with. WARES BLAScHARD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

ALHAEY, Aug s0-Fiour-The market closes very firm
to-day 10 above yesterdays prices Holders asking
from 81 Sc to 81 and refuse to yield small lot from
old wheat fresh ground sold at 81 S. and 200 bbs
from wheat al 81 SO.
Grdin-2OOO bush. Of wheat, most splendid article,
raised from one farm by Mr. Stanford Of Walerve in this
county was sold at 9ae- for Touring cargo Of barley
was sold ut 52c cargo Of oats to arrive at 40 Ire
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

Having examined Mr. Greenleais Improved Grammar
and heard from him full explanation Of his method OF in
strucuon am satisfied, that in his hands, or in any com.
petent hands, the system Of teaching here proposed may
Of mind and all adults who will give proper attention to l.
30 obtain good knowledge Of the grammar OF the EnRh
language in shor, time. With proper teacher do
consider the idea Of Labor Saving Grammar either
absurd Much labor mil ht be saved, compared
with the time that has usually been spent in the study
CuAs WALKER, Pastor Of Cong. Church
With the above recommendation fully concur.
Annisos BRowS, Pastor Of the Unitarian Church
l.. O. MEAD Esq, V. Pres. Of School ssociaton
MELLES CHAHaKHLAiN, Principal Of Bratteboro
High School
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GrILronp. March IL. 1915.

Having xamined the Improved Grammar Of Mr. Green
eat and witnessed the improvement Of pupils under his
charge, have hesitation in saying, that in my judg-
ment the Grammar contains the concise summary Of
the principles Of the English language which have ever
seem and that his method of teaching several m
quanted. As practical Manual, know Of none which
should prefer before H. FRTuERicR A. WADLEiGH,
Rector Of Christ Church, GuoId.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

To Parents, Teachers, school Conn
mittecs, &c.

ViN0R sale at the Braleboro Bookstore, "GREEN-
Il LEAFS IMPROVED GRAMMAR )" by
which the drudgcry of ONE YEAR is reduced to a de-
lightIn study Of ONE unquestionaby by far the
best English compeud ever published, aud The best
ecommended-having received the highest commen-
daons from The Presidents and Professors Of 80 of our
principal Colleges and from hundreds Of other dstin-
guished literaii Among those recently received are
the loowng;--
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Having spent some time ~ examining Mr. Cieenleais
Improved Grammar, would say, that the work. in my
opinion well adopted 10 the accomplishment OF its propo
scd object. 1t not too many Grammlrs burdened
with words aud rerrcnces-whch better calculated
to weary and perpr5 the mind Of the youthful learners
than to pan and oomprehens the principles Of
language, and the relations Of words-but concise
whole, well arranged and general IN It's facts il will,
many respects least meet the demands Of the public for
a work Of ihs kind
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Gr1Lronn. January 5. Isl5.

We the undersigned, being acquainted with MIR Green
leaf Improved Grammar, and with his method Of
instruction. have hesitation in saying, that in opn
ion the best eItani, for facilitating the requirement Of
knowledge Of the English language 1t truly what
purports be, Labor Saving Grammar His method,
IN the early application o the Rules 10 the Parsng Lessons
sinple aud easy that They whu may read, and
understand The corrections Of False Grammar also ad
mirsbly adapted each rule the page where the
scholar can, glance not only correct most Of the inele
CANT and ngrammaiieal sentences but give the
Therefore ohcerully recommend this eheap work
the special notice Of Teachers in general and the public
d w. Stevens, VI. d. eH-Ieaobor; Henry $. Chase,
Teacher Henry = Smith Teacher = Foster, Jr, Teach
er; WIN W Barney, Teacher Franklin Chaplin, Teach
Robert ID Miller NJ. Of hlddebury College; Samuel
Gregory, A. b., Teacher, late of Yale College, Henry
Sheldon, Teacher Ansel Tyler, Teacher; Edwin w Ste
yens, Teacher Leonard Gains, Teacher; Royal Esla
brooks, Teacher, Simon Stevens Teacher Daniel GIego
~ Teacher Miranda Stevens Teacher Paulnus GTout,
Teacher Gilbert Richmond Teacher Maria Stevens,
Teacher Sarah r. Greenleaf Teacher w. iiratueboro
John s Ellis Teacher; Henry G. Field, Teacher; limo
thy X Horton, Teacher Robert II Hopkins Teacher l..
Stevens, Teacher; Charles c. lynde, Teacher; John
Is nde, Teacher.
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THOMAS c. WALES.
County Temperance Meeting.

vINHE Annual Meeting of the Windham County
IL Total Abstinence Society will be holden at Viii
mington, Tuesday the 9th day OF September at
10 O'Clock A. M. Ii is hoped thai there will be full
attendance from all the towns in the County, both
from the present exigency of the Temperance cause
and the anticipated interest Of the meeing-It is ex-
1ected that the services Of DR. Jewett of Massachu-
elts will be secured for the occasion. Let there BIO
general rally, that anew impulse may be gwen to
his work Of reform; the end Of which is not yet
rhe Inequalities Of the place will be cordially extend
d to those who may attend.
10 Iii now ascertained that DR. Jewett is posit-
.vely engaged for the above meeting.
In behalf OF the Executive Committee,
j. C. FOSTER, Secretary
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Brarrtlnono. Maroh gG. Isl5.

Bn,rrLf BoEo. March 26, 1916
The Labor Saving Grammar Of Mr. Grceneufis is, think
the most valuable addition to the furnished to the
young for acquiring knowledge Of the English language
that has yet been made. 1t adapted only 10 the
modes Of teaching in use, but also all former
modes Of teaching the subject of grammar would there
fore most cheernlly recommend lis examination by all
teachers and s introduction al schools where
ton is given on the subject Of English Grammar.
REuBEs SPALDtso, A. NJ,
An experienced English and Classical Teacher.
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The Elopement case, which in details has exercised
the ingenuity of the reporters for the New York press thus
psasdeily forth the New YORK Esonina Post the
ihory Of the father of the young lady "a young aud ne1Pen
enced girl her sixteenth year by aud deceit and force
nyegled marriage and subsequent elopement with
pnnciped and the father with the aid Of Justice Taylor,
found the young lady and brought her home The act the
part Of the offender subjects him said under the statute 20
ten years Imprisonment in the State Prison. and tho Chancellor
may declare void the marriage contract"
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DnArrLrnono. AprIl Z. lsI5.

Having examined the Labor Saving Grammar, take
pleasure recommending IT, the simple clear iu-
dcousy arranged and unquestonaby the best system
use, for obtaining knowledge of English Grammar
For beginners, especially, It seems happily adapted and
doubtless there is other work that affords equal acli.
ties. Wv BAtLou. Pastor Of the
Universalist Society Of West Bratllebofo, VI
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AnpoyEn. March %. 1876.


Dear Sir-l have examined, with design TO lis intro.
ducton into the Public Schools 0f this town. your Labor
Sariug Grammar and take pleasure in sayinr. that
much pleased with it, rejoice 10 think that Grammar is
longer to be reluctant and ksome study but pleas
ant and agreeable reerea0H-as am confident il will be,
when pursued according 10 the plan Of your admirable
book DFSJA. X. DowEEs,
Prof. Of Rhetoric and oratory and School Agent
J. Greeneai, ESQ.
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Axri.RExr uRnANcEs.-PRocLANArioS GOWNS
on Manufacturers Wright Of New York has at last ssu
ed proclamation, which Of the series Of viola
tons Of armed doinoe against the constituted
hocs Delaware county that State declares the county
Of Delaware to Of instruction This under
the New York Legislature, passed the 18th Of April
last under this any person who AFTER this proclamation,
resists resisting the execution OF legal process
any support those who may have been engaged
may Of felony and imprisoned for years Tho
proclamaton which dated Aug 2Ih aud published in the Al
bany Argus of the 9th able aud energetic The Ar
gus speaks oows adding information Of measures
taken under II
The series Of violations Of law and combinations resist and
defy the of process forth with ceafness
and force. much leave reasonable doubt
the and expeency of the Of the Executvein
deed leave him other alternative in the discharge Of has
high duties
He appeals respectively the eemeu OF the Stateto the
who dapprove Of the disguised and armed force by
which these violations Of law have been pepctaedto the
pretor landlords Of these household esiaesand finally TO
the disguised temseescome with equal truth and force
and cannot fall think sink deeply into the minds Of all
whom they addressed We cannot but hope that they
will be felt and will produce results that will these disof
der and bng back the region Of nsuocton to condition OF
peace and order and full compliance with the laws OF the
Commonwealth
We do doubt that vigorous will follow this PROCLAIM
ton. Aduanttenel Harrington proceeded yesterday amer
in the steamboat via Catskill to Delhi and will per-
sonaly that its requirements are promptly carried out
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w,.r Bn.rrirBono. NAV ~. Isl5

WEsT BRATTlEBono, May ~, lc45.
Having examined 'Greenleai s Improved Grammar, and
been de acquainted with his method Of teach
ing prepared say that, opinion, It Is the
beet English Grammar eSiant and should receive public
patronage With this rrase the hand OF competent
teacher like Mr. Gfeenea this dry and rksome study may
made amusement and thus, instead OF Parnlyzng the
energies Of the youthful mind may prompt 10 higher efforts
IN other studies ROSWELL UARnIs
Late Principal of Bfattleboro Academy
Gao. b. NIwroS, Principal OF BIatiieboro Academy
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have devoted attention to 'Grcenleais Improved
Grammar, and satisfied that " really improvement
upon many other systems think il is adapt
ed greatly 10 facilitate the acquisition Of knowledge o!
grammar especially It placed IN the hands Of suitable teach
also think that affords peculiar advantages for pri-
yiie learners.
J. c. FosTrR, Pastor Of the Baptist Church
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CONNECTICUT RvER RAILRoAD.The contract for ex
tending this road IRON Northampton Greenfield aead
advertised 1t is expected tina, the will be running
far as Northampton next November
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DnArtLrnono. AprlI l9. Isl5.

Having examined Greenlcaf Improved Grammar, il
ords pleasure say, that consider admirably cal.
ouacd, account Of lis comprehensyeness and breviy
for the Of Schoosan that 1t merits public patronage
T.. RoRiSsos, Pastor Of the NJ. E. Church
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Aa eapeIleneed EngII.h bod CIa..lealI Tcael.er.
NERsox. January Is. 1916.

From long and intimate acquaintance with ESQ Green
leaf and particular attention TO his former and late pubca
tons together with the witnessing Of his admirably inter-
esng mode Of teaching in several Of his schools have
full confidence that his Labor Saving Grammar far
Priar 10 any other work e1iant this important branch
OF education And to have that superiority generally ac
the rising generation, the worthy authors familiar IN.
t0Togai0ry, and amusing, well iRsrHotre manner-
leading his eaFaputd classes along by way Of the natural
and simple OF first principles, Chat is, Of letters, sya-
bes words and senlences) with raear speed and delight,
thorough knowledge Of the best syntacticai Rules
the OF the most refined English composition
CYRus WAsHBURS, NJ ID an experienced Teacher.
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III PENsIoSERs-l will be observed, by reference 10 the
advertisement, that the late arrangement Tor paying Pen
sons has countermanded and that the nsamen due
on the 4h of September to Pensioners residing in Wind
ham county will be paid at Montpelier instead of Pouney
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From Tho BOSTON Courier. Sept l.

WooLThe Of the market for this article has
perenced any essential change since the last review There
regular demand to supply the immediate necessities Of
manufacturers and prices range within the limits of quo
mi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

VERMONT sAnBATH CoSvESrioS.-we sorry that
our limits permit give full account Of the do
ings Of this interesting convention, which we find in the
Windsor Chronicle Of last week.
Gov. SLADE PRESIDED REV. DR. MERRiLL, Of Middle
bury JAsos STEELE, Esq Of Chelsea and Rev John Gun
RIER, of Mortified, the Vice Presidents Rev. DR.
Edwards, and Rev. Mr. Powe OF Philadelphia were present
We may notice the doings more at length hereafter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,
Dratlleboro. G. c. Hall. Newianc, Plympton Morse
Puinev James Keyes Townshend, II. l.. Aiken
Vernon Eli Lee Wardsbofo, choice.
Guilford John Iynde- Stratton, Amos Parsons, Jr.'
Halifax, VIM. Plumb. Somerset Ephram Rice
Marlboro - Wnchester,i Grafton, Absha Soddard'
Rockingham d. Kellogg,t Wndham J. ID jones'
Wilmington, choice. Athens, no choice
Dummerston, no choice Arlington, Wing.
Brookine no choice Manchester, S Bentlcy,i
Westminster - Goodhue Sunderland, no choice.
Remington Gen Blackmer,. SALISBURY, choice
Woodiord Sletson,' Whngham, II F. Ballou,t
Searsburg, Alpha Williams Ludlow, Surry Ross
Pownal, ID. Carpenter, indie T. Dorset, no choice.
Wings. I Locos.