Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-01-29

near the pubic Wei WIN aholhtr snni-
lar class OF names lholr suIIlNeS easily lhul-
cate" IhNI origin as ! rl'uiliaH, Hu'CH-
man. Noouman' 'IoSslhail. sun again
beecheI lNed ny ih' orecil tIee' ASH ny
the ASH Tree Homes ana lioilllal on IhG
niue lefllle Spot where urIlIWoou l"u
blocked the stream maklhga natural Jam
The water recedlns after a. uhe. hhoi>
and hnoWllon represent me klolls as we
see them To-Day Whll' lhe LNneheS I'llllIl"
Us oil tine INK OF Ha' l'lu "'"HS 'H' sea
coast.
sun another INST OF names comes from
Jhe Once ih cnuIch OF s't.e h'Id ny Il'
progehlioi Oh 'ht l"InIl' ne gaze across
Tue IoauNaN l'auinE l." tH' c"0'lt was pre-
sldeu over 10y hlill 'hV porter lh'lue
Ilr mansion "oiHi 'Il' ''l"iil" IAN a''''
as private secretary lo tine o"HeI' lehrI
Iht p'I"'l P"eu "",I I"AoI anu I"l'e''
Jollh tHc Vooh PItsI"'u III tho h'cHeH'
WINE tine caterer from WhIch COMES poIh
NaloI ana carter searched Tine markets.
our MaIslials began an apprenticeship as
outdoor servants around me castle nui
were III illh' promoted 10 the stately once
OF ordering ana sealing guests at taDle.
Knives FORKS ana spoons were not III use
then, hut John the carver was retained to
carving KNIFE. IN an ola BOOK OF euquet
he IS directed TO SCI never on Hsh' nesh'
beast or low, more llall TWO fingers ana "A
thuinp' Inc llngeI-poWl ol the olu castle
Is preserved III lle Ever name common
enough only Jew years ago hearihs
were UNKNOWN Dul spears ana llkes were
common MI armour Illaue 'le plaIt lot
prolec'loIl' MI uIulsheI KEEP IL bright
the ArcleI' Ihr bowman ana ouiIlser
eacI ala ms part, "lil' lhe letchei IetCh
Ell or attached Ihe Ieatller "hlch gudeu
the AFRO" on ts 'ouIse' foresL, osIeI'
ARK arkeI' WOOL Nooullah' Noouaru'
moore Ryder ranger all naNt an origin
when Is easily apparent Inc ueeIileH'
staslhell' huckhaSlei' hllluiliah' horhoioN-
ei' an" many o''vi9 nav an iii"O' 'iioii
marx ON me nomenclature Oh our OWL uaN.
From the special occupation OF the
skilled workman come names like Thatch-
err and Thackeray. who fashioned the prim-
tive matched roof the Tyler who at a
later day laid the tiled roof. the Carpenter
the Mason. the Glider. and so on The
class of names derived from purely farm
occupation is one which would require "a
long chapter to mention even its leading
representatives.. Tillyer. Moore. Dyke
man. Dickerman. Hodges. Hodgman. Bea-
man. Honeyman. Bush. Bushman. Hack
er. Fare: familiar Illustrations The SLOT
herds. Stoddarts. Stoddards, had charge of
the bullocks. The CalvertS and Calyherds
looked after the Young stock The goats
graZed under the eve of the Goatherls
now Gottards and Goddards. while the
cowherd. probably from association with
the meek qualities of hls charge has left
us nothing but term of dcrislou. coward.
Fish. Fisher. Fisherman Mil. Miller.
Mills. Milwright. Cartwright. Wauwright.
and long list of other names. all coined
from some occupatiyr function. show plain
IN from whence they came
The stranger of those early times would
have had little trouble i'm finding John the
smith OF thi, name the old poet SAYS
-Fr,n. Wb,ur,.. come, smith b,. b, kuI.,, or
squir'.
hul I'"h 'he SUM" lH"' ''TEe'h at Vne H'r.
ne prevalence ol TINS surname j. que
10 tll' l"'' lhdI IHr SMITH, a. special
workman, was al one illlie universal ne
ceS>l'N' Ills N'INl'es were IcIuIe' /"
forge me >cNIh" III peace an" inc PIKE
III wal To ihouiu tie ornaments oi Ihe
wealthy anu me 'he"p "'ellNH' "i inc
poor lie worked III pIdss ana copper ana
tle community knew MI" a. 'ohH th'
pIo"llslIiLH' W men 'lu wa MS Sl"'I"''N
ne was hoili"s inc Whi'esihl'h' "heH
g"Id was 'l' o"S'o o' HIS pI"i"'' ne wa
Henry 'h' re"shilIh' OF S"ldshli.l ne
was the airo"slhllh' tht SpearNmlth' the
IUchsilll,H' tle "''CAiesiiiI'H' a. ne - 'o""H
Ihe piachsllIl'h' ENerN one OF thtse N"cd-
tloIis ana hundred Others added mem
Der 10 Tue NlliI'h laihiiH' Nhlch Is the most
Wldel\ uls'rInulru; a. u Is Ih' most pro
me OF any English surname
man ana ferrNihal, VINO III thtIf Gazing
corrected loH from 'ohh the pallFeShiaH'
VINO was 'hr hio''h'e" Pos'Ili"Il or express
man II ms morse gave out ne went 10
lhe corseI or nolseIholSer 10 relIace ms
s'eeu' ana TINS la'leI hulNlu"al also SOFA
hofsts TO the norman cherhah' carmen
carIhleh ana carter As wen as 10 the san
on "alliIlldI'' WAGNER ana wagner me
"Hulacu'''V VI "oolell c'"'iS mas IuIiilsn
eu large hummer OF surIlailies' maze
ehllIelN 10y halu III Ih' peSIilillS' IL IuI-
hlslleu uls'lnc' occupation 10 every one
coilIlecIru Win tho INDUSTRY from Joiill
the W"oiIhah OF nuStr To MN VINO iliailN
SOFA OF maze up Ih' ilillSiieu proul'c'' me
ola mana cards introduce us To the origin
OF sucll names as 'arder. COMBS ana
henlIS'eI, 0aNoH NAMES Indicating the
process oil wool earning. NeDD' NeDber
ana webster are siShihcan' OF the par
thell ancestors LOOK III developing the cloth
before IL was turned over TO the iuiier ana
oyer for iohS llih' lllllllS clo'h was Il
crude occupation ana one operation was lor
man 10 walk over IT, according 10 certain
prescribed rules ne oells known as l noihaS
the walker Another VINO used ms haldS
iOI me salle pun Posc; was 'oI'l' 'le uIchcI '
Nol lar IRON piattleporo ives a FANNY
bearing III almost It's Norman purity tllt