Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20

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Tm6roilcrcj .rnrr Mr.. 4. r. IIou wrought by Mis-
Ann NJ. Hall. Conc card basket Miss l.. \. Corkin.
"a, Miss Ellen Bn'com' Coral ezra basket MIS- f. b. -
Of in,n, ,m,t. H. Hnen Como watch case.
Miss l.. A. Cokims; I'd. Miss Mary lIoughton. Fancy
work box, A. g. Green, BnttleGoro Tape collar
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Orientnl painting Mrs f. s. Alien Pencil drawing,
Miss NJ T.. Stone. Italian painting, +. G. Starr by
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F,o ,,cai collcciior e. F Howe Read.boro Box
wax fruit, Mrs Ann sawyer.
DR. GLEAsoN's LEcrunrs.-Wc are truly happy
in informing readers that we are soon to have
scrie, ofhiehy instructive, valuable and interesting
Every one should have an Ineligible insigtNinto
hi, own system. with view to the preservation of
health and n comprehension Of the value of remedies.
in sickness The lectures which are TO be delivered in
this villoge will occunv EIGHT consecutive evenings
Sunday exccn,od) and will embrace the following
subjects viz,
Lecture /. ON the organs Of lioestion.
Icc,pre . ON the orcons Of the circulation Of the
blood.
toc.rre 2 o., tho orc,,. or BREATHING
Icc,rro4 n, tho orcors or rreryo,io,
Ic,,,~e 4. d., tho or.,,,s ~ r,o,io,, aud tho evo
Icc,ureG &. On the organ. of Secretion and puriG
c,,;ou. and or the ear and the skin.
Al M. ,hovc locturc. orc for the pulic at larre:
admission laI cont. each.
Tho =th loc,,,- i cx,lrsiv.lv o,r ,dics. and tho
sci, .xl,.;,el, fr Ccr,,or.,. o,dr,isio, o. co,,s
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,hoso ,l., haze, r,o,od r., ,ber, boy b.e, o,,,o,, rho
fir, in .,.,i.l nostiop loor,;r, and t,I.u,.
r., c,r,r,e,ce ot the Town Hail ~, Monday. ovo
nina. Of tho oo,d or Oc,,bcr
LARGE Arrfrs.-As an evidence of the favorable
character of the season for apples we have been in
formed Of several instances in which this fruit has At,
tanned extraordinary dimensions JONI SrEBn1Ns
Esq, OF Vernon measured one OF the largest apples
emong his crop, which exceeded thirteen inches in cir
conference and weighed eighteen ounces.
SAMUEL WHEAT Esq, of Putncy produced another
circumference, and probably weighed more than that
of Mr. Stebbins in proportion to its greater pirth
At the Bratteboro House Mr.. PUTNAM Of the West
Village has exhibited branch containing sixteen APP
pies This branch is about rs large as ones little finger
in circumference is ficeufy-sir inches in length and
the average weight of tina apples is about sir ounces
making in all sir pounds weight Of apples on one small
branch This may be regarded as a good type Of the
frtulucss Of the season. and rs an evidenccs,f the
incentive. which we have from tho bountes of naturo
TO n hearty thanksgiving this year. The poor man
can delight in fruit as well as the rich, days
labor, or dollar in money being empty sufficient
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the conclusion, and church bells were rung.
AT Mortified church spire was thrown out of IT'S
pcrpendIcuhrlty and lett standing in an obque posi-
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looking Ike II nail melted snow-dnit on wheels The
drivers seat was covered with passengers weight OF
: snow Inns storm was pNceeued ny tue whte BANK
usually indicates the approach of all our winter snow
storms. The people of Windham and that region