History, old and new, of the Vermont town of Waterford, on the Connecticut River just east of St. Johnsbury.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
"Early Town Government in Waterford" by Eugenia Powers
Eugenia Powers (1913-1985) grew up in a Waterford family where everyone contributed to town government in some way. She gave her own historic research and writing to Waterford, Vermont, for decades. We will use her map and description of the Stiles Cemetery on Green-Up Day this year; we treasure the narratives she inserted in town reports (more on this next week with notes about the Stiles farm). And at the time of the town's bicentennial, she contributed longer work, like this essay.
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Eugenia Powers,
history,
town government,
Vermont,
Waterford
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