Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


past season by Mr. joel Bullard for Judge Kellogg
is now completed. The grounds about 1t have
been greatly improved. II is now one Of the iines'
places in the village.
The house and grounds recently purchased by
Philip Wells, ESQ, Of Hon. l.. A. Dowley, have been
improved and adorned to such an extent as renders
the premises very beautiful. We learn that they
nre soon to be further adorned by being occupied
by the now joint Propreiors.
The new passenger depot for the accommodation
Of the Vermont & Massachusetts, Railroad. is near
iy flushed. It will add much to the convenience
Of those doing business with the cars, besides be-
ing much more slightly than the one destroyed
The Eve cisterns recently ordered to be built
by vote Of the village are In process Of construc-
ton, one or two being almos, complete. They will
cos, the village about 800, but this. is tTifle
when we consider the protection they will afford in
connection with our engine companies In case Of
fire. The one located near Main Street, in front
q the High School lot will hold over 300 bogsheads
That on High Street will be still more capaeious,
while the one in the yard Of the Brattlcboro House
and those south Of the Bridge will be smaller.
Tho propertv known as the IS WoOlen Factory, !"
has changed hands. II has been purchased by
Of Springfield. We understand that it is
in experienced hands and that it will be kept in
opera,iop fur the manufacture Of woolen fabrics.
-Messrs wymAn Webster have Superseded
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na.. Ia 49,. No.. If,bev maintain the rcnu,a-
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III .,i. ill., w,il ,;,e rood s,,i.e,c,ou % their
1t will be seen BY reference to our legislative
nr,,ecd,g. that hill /. before the Lerislature and
narti,rv acted unop 10 ineoporate the Brattleboro
Re-, and shoe MISUNDERSTANDING Compapv. wetrust
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auAp'e' 10 'ne Season our n''s'' A'e u" IN s'S'
eohuo'' 'ei'! 10 muse on pleasure VI On
BUSINESS anu many '' our 'hnAo'Ah'S are III "an'
ihey are WING 10 pay hoerai prices IL Is g'ori'
Gus u'ne' nov 'he election Is settled anu buchanan
chosen PRESIDENT ior tue farmers 10 come anu eI-
change their commodities or Their cash Tor articles
that Wi compensate Their unhappine's oesasoned
by the shocking bad turn Politics has taken. We
VIII ada (alihough our extreme mods=ty prevents
Us ron urging TINS suggestion that IN our oPiH'
N. n RI
AiiIcd until you have all subscribed aud paid ior
The 'knNoSf fhdSix ioF 1891 "a word to the
wise Is suihe'en'-"
Military EreursiOH aad Targei Shooting.
The " Green Mountain Guards I" Of Bellows Falls,
W. W. CocnnAS, Captain, visited our village on
wednesday for the purpose Of target exercise.
The Guards numbered 81 guns. and were oficered
AZ follows Captain. W. '" coonRAN LIST Lieut.,
THOMAS BfAis I'd Lieut. A. NJ arsniNo o.
derly' WALTER TAYLOR They were accompanied
by the bellows falls Dani-
The Guards were received at the Depot by the
hydropaih Engine Company which was organized
for the occasion IN military manner with rifles,
and accompanied by the Bra'tleboro cornet Band.
Both companies then marched 10 the grounds Sc
iee'ed Tor the target exercise pri1e was offered
ny the unards Tor 'he oes' sho''-a SILVER cup
valued at Sio' 10 'h's the hydropath offered
seeohd pr'fe,-a volume OIL Shakespeare. The nrs'
prize was 'AAen oy capt cochran Of the Guards
ana 'he second BY ueorge Stone OF the Bellows
talis Band Inc uuards hred muskeis' distance
~ rods, ana the hydropa'hs rifles distance ~
rus Inc targets were 10 inches IN diameter,