Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


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PIE nave always oeen uh'ied IN their H'aehment'o
him. aud his decision TO leave occasions very deep
regret among them Inc pest wishes OF many IN
our mHist VIII 80 With him to his new held OF Ia
Dor IN beverly Mass. The closing services Of his
pastorate, on Sabbath afternoon drew densely
crowded house. which required the aisies to be
filled with seats from the vestFy- There were
abundant evidences that unusual emotions were
occasioned BY this parting scene, which was far
from indifference and self possession, on the part
Fornru or July Observation-Disclosures
was duly observed in many Of the towns in this
County. We have received the proceedings Of
meetings at Fayetteville, Jacksonville aud Gull
ford, all Of which have to be laid asde on account
Of their length. and the pres Of ctbsr matter AT
Sui'iord' Elihu Field was President, Frederick
boyden' Orator Gen Carpenter Marshal and
Toast READER and Rev Mr. Grosvenor, Chaplain.
oapt' henney furnished the entertainment. IL
was evidently Freedom and Kansas meeting, as
there Is said to be but one Buchanan man in town.
Inc yonrs men Of Fayetteville celebrated In the
'rus hoe''t 'o''ns' fremont s'y'e' H. H. "hee-
ler nA"e very efeo'ao'e address, AT chester
was assembled and several old Democrats like
II. Henry Esq declared their ;nde,,era.no. ,ro,.
Buchanan and Slavery.
Fourth Of July. Independence was celebrated
in a very independent and miscellaneous manner
by ''Younga Aierikah'' in this village. The chief
attractions we're the appearance Of comnanv dres-
ed in quaint, antique costume, with fair sprink-
ling Of carictature of more modern foibles. The
boys kept M m unceasns din with pc=asr and
fireworks, while the more quietly disposed spent
the day away from home.
Brottlesoro Bo.,,-Th;s nal, tnown stand nm
dsr the names sncoess;,s,v az A.. .s,.a. uon..,,
and "cep,ral Boo.e. y has hss0 rs-hn;l, .na; =.
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WV. c. PKRRy, whose name is household word in
all this region, has assumed its management This
is sufficient recommendation Of its merits. The
old unsghtly barns that marred its former apneay-
ance, have all been removed, and new buildings
substituted.
In connection with this House Messrs s. A. Morse
& Co., have opened an extensive Livery Stable.
which in all its appointments Is fully mn IN The
times.
Hs"oPaiA',-ih Engine company paraoed
ne suees Om 'ns Ai'ern0On Oh SATURDAY INST IN i9ii
~ naAos,'' in'' ''O. supper ~ 'ne nra''ieoOfo
'.'s :. .o"P~"y "''n many VI our eiuiens' anu
- ,me' p,a''',an0'' WIN 'renilsn' process
sum, ins Dta''eo0r0 eornet band aid the
music anu uia II sen
speaking OF the Band we must not omit hon
cradle mention oil the very creditable manner in
"heh appeared at our state Convention We
heard but one voice among some Of the best judges
In such matters there assembled-and that uttered
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