Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-22
LOCAL INrELLIGENcE.

week, for stealing buffalo robe from HANNIBAL
IIadley, shawl from Amasa Oiark' ahu "no'ner
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dRoiher Fite.--0n Saturday evening last ABOUT
O'Clock, ere was discovered in the barn near
the Baptist meetinghouse, owned by Mr. Asa Nliller
1t was in the stable in box containing rags' &C
Not having made much Roadway Il was read'y
eHtingushed. II seemed evidently the "ofk OF an
incendiary.
Hail 4 Lojt,r compasy.-Tbe Hook & Lad
der Company held their annual meeting on Tues
day evening. Tho following cheers were chosen ;
NATHAN MrLLrn, Foreman; llENRf HEAD, Isl As
sistaut ALoNzo GoopESouGh, Zhd assistant
CHARLES GIApDiNo, I'd Assistant j. W. trost'
CLERK. This company has been organized twenty
years, during all which time II has been command
Cd by Col Miller.
Amer the election Of officers the company sat
down to sumptuous supper at the Brattleboro
House. Mine host, Perry, provided an excellent
bill Of fare and the guests did ample Justice TO the
provision made.
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Z. BuTLER, 33i9 Henry L. Stoughon, 1908 (;
Chas. n. Davenport. $50, John Roberts, go; VIM
L. Osgcod. 57l; Thomas White, 57l; Erasmus
Plimpion, 5Tl; Rphraim Rice. 97i; Chas Chaplin,
57l; Frederick Holbrook, IS2; David Crawford.
49, Horace Fletcher, 2Ss; Farley Starr, 2o'.
n,a,.i,, Sehooi w. learn with nls,sure Ina.
l. q Mead Jr Contemplate. opepipr a Drawing
scbosi his winter far The benefit 81 ali who NAV
desire 10 acouire this useful and beautiful accom-
rli.bu,cnt We consider this n highly prai.e-
,or,hv ,nl.r,.l;,r and bone II viii meet with
o,crv eneonra,cment Az vet the Arrangement.
e., tho lier,,, elas.es arr NO, made but Ne learn
the .co,l &. IN h. ., conducted that ali ,rs,ns n
bo,,, .e,e, who wish 20 take leasons can have an
o,ror,u,;,v A tnoulc,lye Of irauing sboy,d No,
be confined to amateurs alone Every person, and
especially every mechanic will find in the course Of
his life numberless instances where knowledge Of
this useful accomplishment would lie Of essential
value to him. Mr.. Mead has all the requisites for
giving good instruction and We trust his school
will meet with the literal encouragement such an
undertaking merits.
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Smithsonian Institute. The plates representing
the several specimens cannot he engraved with the
desired accuracy hence the work is to be illustrate
ell with photographic plates. About 1000 OF
these will be requisite for the entire edition. To
Mr. Lowell has been eonfded the task Of preparing
these plates. and We know Of no one better quail
fed for the undertaking As an artist and as n
man he commanded the respect Of this community,
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Leland SsMiaary.-We learn that the last term
at Leland Seminary, IoWnshend' was prosperous
beyond precedent and the prospects Tor the com
Ing term are hattering. An additional novelty
was presented among the closing e1ere'ses-frife
Speaking. Fifteen young gentlemen were seieeteu
to speak. The contest was exciting ana resulted
as follows
lst prize TO Gilbert ii. Mann, Nest Dover.
2nd do VIM I, Oonkey' io~nsnehu'
I'd do FRANK hniefson' ",u1'e'o~h' Ms
b,h do =. Merrill r. pmp,on. warlsboro
This Institution continues under the charge of
i,s present able PRINCIPAL. Rev. C, d. Smith.