Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-03

=. ""a' 'ne result OF an investigation. On
N'V"uay P,0'nns 'On'wing MI inc ho'es were vol
unfairly c'Oseu Oy the'r occupant" On the doors
anu POs~ appearea hand bils announcing "rhs
nouse I" CLosED as travellers came into the
village and drove up to one Hotel after another,
nothing out the above placard Attracted their rue
iul vlsage' They soon turned away to put up
'''v'' "O'se ~ posi- louder, ana TO inquire the
- :, y '-sn : As S.''iness'
e.. ans " HD.'e' p'''0a UP IN 'ne street. INC
49,. :" '.o D'p'''' .e'ry'
''O'y ,''''"o',, ""u appO"'eu ooinnn''ee Of
" ','A' '''aD' p'0',.''" ,or .ne aceoinnoda-
nVn VI .ne ''n'e'"rs puDne' "iiintu frost, An
'"vy ~" ie'''n o,'"onus' VI w. H. Fost'
~. - y ''''''O" "s's '"' .O"''''','e' mus ap-
is'1 i"s'e a"u o'"er oi'i'sns nave opened
''e" nV'l''' ~ ',o ''"pO'g aeoO'i'uOu"''on OIL
he denlored Ia, all who have ,ho ,,r,s..;. \, a.,
,;n.a. a, 49,, ond :, 4. to,..t a.. H. '-'
ance win no 81 stor, d,,ra,,o,
s;n.. a.. 49, - T., -. a.. No.,
VILLAGE have All ,.s, re-or'sa,, ~, s's
roneSed n. .oc,.,o,,,,., .,,,,o...,.. ~, '''s
intend IA eo,t rcproacb ON ans, ~ A.. nv
plicated in the matter +, 4. no,
''The least said the soonest mended' We de-
hope, however, that every good citizen. Who has
the prosperity Of the village at heart, win frowr
upon any and every attempt to disturb the peace
and harmony Of the village, in whatever Quarters
such efforts may originate The moral sense Of tho
inhabitants should not be insulied, nor should mis-
cblef-makers be permitted to have unlimited sv.v
foncs,, H. w.. ~. ~
among US BY notice in ano.her .ol,,,u,, !, 81,
be seen that they will rive n pus;caI sn,or,.;u
ment at the Baptist yestrrson Mondsv svs,;,,,
Mr. whitehouse and Miss Emily cn,r., a. -
prano, have been favorable no,;ced no onr
CHANCES tbroughop. Nsvr r,,l.ud la. a. n
rant Is well known IN mos, concer, oo.-. 7, a..
come up TO their forrner efFor,. ,,h.ro L.-.,1,
them elsewhere. We are sura ,h., Al H. .,,,.,1
will 90 auav sa,;sse5
rur.hasoS n. -, - o n o'i"Onus mas
mon, ~ PEI, s;rI 'HOe es'AD,,sn-
s,,,,ra oo,,,,,., 49,, ''.4 W" ~
h,,;, T1. ;; ''s' 'SPOn''-
- 49,. =, A.. - : N"o"n
ho,.. ho ,v,, .r...,-, =. ~, -
-. O. ,,---,, '''''''' s-''' " nus
"a'"'eoD'eAs STiRe'-Ihe Tashwomen OF The
'ihAge met one day last week. and resolved to
strike for higher wages. Accordingly on Saturday
evening" notices were posted up in various parts Of
.se 'inAss ue',Ar'ns 'nat amer the LIST Of March
.ne p'i'e oi washing would De 20 cents per dozer.
s"s present n'gn prices OF iood and fuel we think
'a''A"' u'e prices mat VIII hereafter be
'".'seu'
ofa'Adi'0" al brooehHs.- An Ecclesiastical
council was convened at Brookline on the 2lst
lh't' 10 consider the propriety of orlainining as
rAs'or Oh bApus' Church in that place, Mr. c. D.
emith' the well known Principal Of the Leland
Seminary at Townshend. The Council was organ
ned by the choice Of Rev. Horace Fletcher, Of
IoWnshend, as Moderator, and Rev. J. C. Foster
Oh brattleboro, as Clerk. After very satisfactory
examination it was voted unanimously to proceed
70 the ordination Of the candidate, on the following
day. Accordingly on the 22nd inst, the following
services were performed:-Reading Of Scriptures
ana Introductory Prayer, by Rev. Origin Smith, Of
Dover; Sermon, by Rev. Lucien Hayden, Of Sax
tons River; Ordaining Prayer, by Rev. ]. P.
Huntington Of Pondville; Charge, by Rev: II.
Fletcher Of Townshend; Hand Of Fellowship, by
Rev j. Z. Foster, of BrattlebOrO; Address to the
Church and Congregation, by Rev. R. Wheeler, of
uia,'Oni Concluding Prayer by Rev J. c. Foster.
Oh Dra'tieDoroi benediction by the Ordained.
Inc occasion was marked with unusual interest.
anu VIII be remembered by many present. as q
sesoh o' Pecuilar impressiveness. The day was
uengh'iui and the attendance large The exercises
were conducted with much ability and adaptation.
AHe event viii uouptess be hailed, as sign Of