— The  same  for  1811.     Windsor:    Printed  by
Merrifield  &  Cochran.
— The  Complete  New  Hampshire  and  Vermont
Almanac,  for    the    year    of    our  Lord,   1813.
*  *     *    Calculations  by  Amos  Cole,  Philom.
*  *  *  Windsor,  Vt.  Published  by  Merri-
lield  &  Cochran.
—1813.  do.  Windsor,  Vt.  Published  by  P.
Merrifield      J.  Cunningham,  Printer.
—  The  Neio  England  Farmers'  Diary  and
Almanac,  for  *  *  *  1816.  *  *  »  By
Truman  Abell.  Windsor,  Vt:  Published  by
Jesse  Cochran.
— The  New  England  Farmers  Diary  and
Almanac,  from  the  year  of  the  creation,
according  to  the  sacred  writ,  5782,  and  of  the
Christian  era  1820.  Being  Bissextile  or  leap
year  and  the  forty-fourth  of  American  Inde-
I)endence,  containing  besides  the  usual  astron-
omical calculations  a  great  variety  of  needful
and  entertaining  matter.  Fitted  to  the  Latitude
and  Longitude  of  Windsor,  Vt.,  but  will  serve


without  sensible  variation  for  the  adjacent
States.  By  Truman  Abell.  Philom.  Motto.
Windsor  :  Printed  for  the  publisher  Ebenezer
Hutchinson,  Hartford,  by  Ide&  Aldrich.
— Same.     1834,  by  Ide  &  Goddard.
lu  1841  Ide  &  Goddard,  of  Claremont,  N.  H.,  published
it.  1S46  and  those  after  were  published  by  the  Clare-
mont Manufacturing  Company,  which  means  Ide  &  God-
dard. or  Goddard  &  Ide.
—1821.     The  same.
—1822.     The    same    (except  that  "Philom"  is

omitted.)

—1823.     The  same.
—  1825.     The  same.      Published  by  Newton  &

Tuft,  Alstead,  N.  H.,  and  Simeon  Ide,  Windsor,

Vt.
—1826.     The  same.
—1827.     The  same.
—1828.     The  same.
— The  New  England  Farmers'  Almanack,  by

Truman   Abell,    1819,   and   some   years    after.
Printed  at  Windsor,  by  Simeon  Ide,  and  Ide  &

Aldrich.
