Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-14
VERMONT'S ROLL OF HONOR.

VERMONT'S ROLL OF HONOR.
List of Veterans who Draw Pensions EN-
ceeding $40 Month.
The New York SUM- in its issue of the
9TH inst, prints the names of all persons
borne upon the pension rolls of the
United States for the present fiscal year.
as in receipt of pensions in excess of $40
per month. The compilation, it says, "is
official but the list was not intended for
publication" The total number of such
pensioners, of the three highest classes,
drawing pensions for total disability on
account of injuries received in actual
military or naval service, is $3.50. Or
this number 81 are VermOnters. 1t will
| be noted that the rate of S12 per month
! is granted by the general law for the loss
of both feet, the loss of both eyes, and
also for total and permanent disability
requiring the general aid and attendance
of another person, incurred in the army
or navy: and the rate of $50 month is
given for disability for the performance
of manual labor, requiring frequent and
periodical (but not regular aid and
! dllcuNiiCts iut udlit7 VI tli' Nl ih'hN
pensioners in these classes are as follows:
Bentley, Edgar a So, Morrisville.
Bartholomew, Eleazer W., So, East
Barnard.
Boutwell,. Frank A., S72, Gaysvlle.
Bushaw, Henry, $50, Derby.
Brislin, Michael, $50, Rutland.
Bailey. Myron W., So. St. Adams.
Bean. Prentice, S72 Lincoln.
Barnard. Samuel, S72 Lincoln.
Cameron, Asaph p, $50, Morrisville.
Cowdery, Burnham, S72, Bradford.
Cochran, Edmund W., S12, Goulds-
Vile.
Chamberlain, George c., S72, Bradford.
Camp, Harley W., $50, North WolcOtt.
Crossman, Lowell NJ, S72, Hinesburgh.
Currier, Seden B., $72, Tarpon Springs,
Fla.
Daggett, James c., S72, Jamaica.
Donnally, Peter, $72, Cambridge.
Flanders, George W., S72, Greensboro
Bend.
Fuller, Philo F., $50, Chester Depot.
Fogg, Warner c., S72, West Burke.
Gravel, Nicholas, $50, Bristol.
Hambln, David X, S72, Bristol.
Hamblet, Edward j., $72, North Mont
pelier.
Haven, Frank, $72, Proctorsville.
Hyde, George W., $50, Centerville.
Hill, John j., $50, Bakersfield.
Holmes, Joseph, S72, Morrisville.
Hunter, Moses r., $72. West Barnet.
Johnson, Elijah, $50, Enosburgh Falls.
Kendall, Cornelius, S72, Coventry.
Long, Abel, S72, Rutland.
Livingston, George s., S72. Coventry.
La Bell, Moses, $50, Waterbury.
Niece, AmmOn S., $50, Highgate
Springs.
Marcy. Andrew j., S72, Newport.
Marrett, Joseph II S72, Newport.
McWain, Sylvanus, S72, Pawlet.
Maxwell, Thomas, S72, Waitsfeld.
Newton, Thomas j., So, Albany.
Pratt. AFRO A., S72, Montpelier
Putnam, Daniel r.. So, Brandon.
Prior, Elhanon W., So, Jericho.
Phair, Henry W., So, Bristol.
Rubee, Amherst W., So, East Berll-
shire.
Rickert. CLANCY. So, Brandon.
Sanders, Charles A., so, Morrisville,
Spear, Horace s., So. Burlington.
Shufelt. Theodore j., So, st. Albans
Tobey, Henry A., S72, Jacksonville.
Tatro, Thomas, So, Milton.
Vanson, Charles, $50, Burlington.
Whpple, Albert f., So, West Charles,
ton.
Wadsworth, Daniel, S72, Keeler's Bay
WOrmell, Elton o., S72, Burlington.
VIM, George b., S72, Fair Haven.
West, Henry c., SIP, Proctorsville.
Young, Peter, S72, West Derby.
Stannard, Emily j., 500, Burlington
Mrs. STANDARDS pension was given tC
her by special act of congress. 1t is no
ticeable that of 104 pensioners drawing
$50 or more month who are paid from
, the Concord, n. H., agency, which pays
the pensioners from the three states OF
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
F. more than half are Vermonters,-an adj
ditonal evidence, if any is needed, of the
severity of the service to which the mem
beers of our Vermont regiments were eX
posed in the war.
The Sun does not propose to publish
the entire pension roll, since it would fill
over 600 pages of that paper. That, i
says, should be done by the government
Of the 3,56s names thus printed it says
ST any part of the list will withstand
the severest scrutiny this part will. Her,
{ are the surviving patriots and herOe
, who suffered most for their flag ant
country. Let the list be studied will
admiration and gratitude in every state
city and town."-Free Press.