A Gazetteer of Vermont Containing Descriptions of All the Counties Towns And

Hayward John

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Stephen Fuller, Congre- gationalist, and Rev. Ebenezer West, Baptist, were the first settled ministers.
Boundaries. North by Corinth, east by West Faii-lee, south by Strafford, and west by Chelsea.
Productions of the Soil. Wheat, 6, 303 bushels; Indian corn, 3, 533 bushels; potatoes, 65, 915 bushels; hay, 3, 940 tons ; maple sugar, 35, 375 pounds : wool, 14494 pounds.
Distances. Twenty -five miles south- east from Montpelier, and six east by soath from Chelsea.
VICTORY.
Essex Co. This unorganiz...ed town was granted November 6, 1780, and chartered September 6, 1781, to Eben- ezer risk and others, containing 23, 040 acres. It is watered by Moose River, which runs through it from north-east to south-west.
Boundaries. North-westerly by Burke and a part of Kirby, north-easterly by Granby and a part of East Haven, south-east by Lunenburgh and Con- cord, and south-west by Bradleyvale.
Productions of the Soil. Wheat, 200 bushels ; Indian com, 50 bushels ; po- tatoes, 2, 610 bushels ; hay, 123 tons ; maple sugar, 2, 450 pounds ; wool, 921 pounds.

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