The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-17
WHO'S WHO IN VERMONT
Well Known Publication Gives 90
Names to Green Mountain State.

America" for l90S-09, recently issued,
contains 1896 names, Of which "a are
given as residents OF Vermont. These
are given by towns and cites as fol
lows
ersfeld-Henry X. Start, jurist,
(deceased).
Barton-Willard w. Miles, lawyer.
Bellows Falls-Hetty Rowland Rob
inson Green, financier Charles H.
Robb, jurist.
Bennington--Wels Latin Field, ma
val officer.
Brandon Ebenezer J. Ormsbee, ex-
governor.
Kittredge Haskins,
congressman; Frederick Holbrook, ex-
governor Henry d., HOlton. physician;
James l.. Martin, jurist; James NJ.
Tyler iurist.
Observation-Disclosures II. Buckham,
educator; Edith T.. Clarke, librarian;
Charles H. Darling, lawyer; David J.
Foster, congressman; William H.
Freedman, electrical engineer; Joseph
H. George, theologian (removed)
John H. Goodrich, educator; Arthur
G.. A. Hail. Protestant Episcopal
bishop; Seneca Haseton, jurist; Don.
~ C. Hawley, physician; Joseph l..
Hills, educator; Henry Holt, publish
err author; Oliver o. Howard, army
officer; Lewis X. Jones. botanist;
stephen p. Jocelyn, army officer; John
S. Michaud. Roman Catholic bishop;
| Crosby p Miller, army officer: Cyrus
! G. Pringle botanist George II. Per-
kins. educator; Karl Rohrer, naval
officer: Bradley b. Smalley, lawyer;
Urban A. Woodbury., physician Tex
governor).
Derby Line-Eugene Cowles, opera
tic singer; John G.. Foster. consul.
Dorset-Harrietta Y. Humphrey, au-
thor.
East Hardwick-Charles ]. Bell, ex-
governor.
Hartford-Samuel f. Pingree. law
yer
Hartland-lienry Harding, civil ell
gineer
Hyde Park-Carroll S. Page, ex-
governor,
Jericho-Wilson A. Bentley. meteo-
rologist.
Ludlow-William w. Sticmey, law.
yer.
ndonville-Theodore n. Vial, capt.
talist
Observation-Disclosures Munson,
jurist.
Middlebury-Ezra Brainerd, edu-
Gator; Edward A. Burt, botanist: Da-
vid W. Means. lawyer author; Henry
NJ. Seely, educator; James A. Smith.
consul John W. Stewart, ex-gover-
nor.
ontpelier-Joseph A. DeBoer, UNI
derwriter William p. Dillingham;
United States senator; Benjamin +.
Fifeld, lawyer; Fletcher ID. Proctor,
governor; John II. Senter lawyer;
John H. Watson, jurist.
Morrisville-George NJ Powers
jurist; II. Henry Powers, lawyer.
Newfane-George X. Cherrie, ma.
turalst.
Newport-Rufus c. Flagg. educa.
tor; Joseph Grout, ex-governor; vii.
bur c. Newell, clergyman: Charles A
Prouty, government official
North Bennington--John G. McCul
Tough. ex-governor.
North Clarendon-Otis W. Barrett
agricnturist
observation-disclosures Plumley, lawyer
Charles II. Spooner, educator.
Norwich-George A. Converse, ma
val officer.
Proctor-Frank c. Partridge. law
Yer. Redfeld Proctor. United States
senator deceased Fletcher d. Proc
tor. governor.
Randolph-John W. Rowell, jur
list
Rutland-Julia c. r. Dorr, au
thor; Charles II. Joyce, lawyer
Thomas w. Moloney, lawyer
st. Albans-Edward Curtis Smith
ex-governor.
ST. Johnsbury-Stephen G.. Barnes
clergyman; Henry C. Bates, jurist
Henry Fairbanks. inventor, manu-
facturer; Frank w. Hastings, author
Henry c. lde, ex-governor genera
, Philippine Islands.
Saxtons River-John l.. Alger, ed
ucator
Shelburne-John l.. Barstow, eS
governor: w. Seward Webb, capital
list.
South Woodbury-Edgar ]. Banks
4 lecturer
ingfield-John II. Morley, edu
Gator.
Wells River-Helen Eastman, ma
, ture student.
Windsor-Winston Churchill, au
thor; Frances Duncan, writer; Luci
: F. Fuller. artist Max6eld Parrish
' artist; Louis st. Gaudens, sculptor
: Louis +, Shipman, author.
Winooski-Ilerbert A. Durfee
1 clergyman.
| Judge H. r. Start died Novembe
r T. 1908, and Senator Redheld Procto
y died after this volume was printed.
; The list of names credited to Vino
. sor really belongs to Cornish, N. II
, across the Connecticut river. a
r though Windsor is the post-office at
|, dress of this colony Of artists an
> authors, burlington leads wit
p twenty-five names.
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