Aside from pamphlets by Spartan, and by Anthony B. Susan-who was Lorinda, besides on Fridays-their chief illicit publication was Vermont Vigilance, a 4-page weekly which typically experienced only two pages and, such was Doremus's unfettered liveliness, came out about a few periods a week. The most important household is a log and body residence, the earliest part of which is presumed to date from 1719.