Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

business IN BRArrLEBURo.-IheN iciodeon snup
Of Messrs. EsTIY & GREEN is now in full operation
Their facilities for expediting work are much great
CIR than they enjoyed in their old quarters before
the fire. With their full complement Of help they
are prepared to fill orders with despatch. Their
shop is kept warm night and day conformity with
steam and furnace which admits of much more
rapid progress in their finishing department. We
hope their enterprise will be rewarded with album
dant sales Of their merchandise
j. +. WILLAnD's planning establishment is in the
same building. He has re-ftted it since the fire
and is prepared to fill oil orders
BEMIs & WARES machine shop is also in
this building They lost nearly everything by
the fire, but nothing daunted they have commenced
anew the business Of manufacturing planning ma
chimes.
CHARLES L. MEAD is putting in the machinery
and fixtures for n rule shop in the building erected
on the old site Of that establishment by Messrs.
Woodcock & Vintou lie will have commodiou,
quarters and increased facilities for carrying on
his business.
CRANE & VISroN have removed to their new
shop in the first story of the last named building,
which they are fitting up in a convenient manner
for the prosecution Of their business They are ex-
cellent mechanics and deserving men. Work
entrusted to their will be faithfully attended
to as We know by experience.
DwiNELL, GATES BLISS have commenced work
in their cabinet shop, erected since the great fire
With improved machinery and increased facilities
they will fill all orders with despatch, and We doubt
not in satisfactory manner.
CRosnY Cos FIGURING mill is turning out
about --- barrels Of flour weekly besides large
quantities of corn and other meal
l, n. TuoRNE has purchased the stock in trade
formerly owned by J. W. Holton, and entirely rem
ovated the establishment The shop is now second
to none in the village for neatness and convenience
Mr.. ThOrne has put in a new stock Of drugs, med
icines and groceries, and is ready to attend to all
who may want goods in his line.
From observations made in other places in this
state we are of the opinion that the business Of
Bratteboro has suffered less from the ''hard tines
than that Of most of the other large towns Our
merchants and business men have sustained them
selves nobly during this pinch, and have thereby
secured an enviabe reputation.
| SNow-SToRa.- ten to twelve inches ofsnow
fell throughout this county and vicinity on Tues
day of this week. This was followed by blow on
the hills which impeded the travelling.
SUPREME CoURT.-The February term Of the
Supreme Court will commence at Fayetteville on
Monday next. We understand the Court will be
held by Chief Justice Rcd6eld, and Judges Adds,
Pierpont and Barrett. The docket is unusually
large and will probably keep the Court in session
during the entire week The Press and the bar in
other counties speak in the most favorable terms of
the Court as now constituted
~ Our usual amount Of miscellaneous matter
is this week crowded out by the Importance of the
political intelligence We lay before our readers
We hope our readers will compare the Presidents
message with the facts stated in Mr. Stanton s
speech at Philadelphia, and read the other polit-
cal matter in this issue. The magnitude Of the
questions involved demand a careful investigation
INFORMATION WANTEp.--Alexander Wheelock
left his home in No. Orange, Mass, on the 9Th of
August last; some two three weeks after, he was
heard ofat Londonderry since which time his friends
can get no information of his whereabouts Said
Wheelock is about 70 years old, rather more than
| medium size, Hair some gray and curly or wavey