Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-06-01
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NoRrHFirLD-Elljab Bedding has on exhibition at
his store, Spanish mill dollar Of the date Of 1776
JACKSONVILLE, Vr.-E. L. Pratt Of Greenfield has
sold his house and lot In this village to Samuel Tyler
DR. TirrLE-This noted practitioner Is to be at the
Brattleboro House in this Village to day and to-mor
row.
EXPRESS TRAIN.--The Montreal Express train
passes down on Monday morning instead of Sunday
as heretofore
MEET1Ne.-The annual meeting of the Western
Aqueduct Association will BE- held at the Savings
Bank, in this village, Tuesday evening Of next week.
PuRcHAsE.--F. d. Coblegh has purchased the
dwellinghousc of George Cutler, situated on Clark
Street, in this village, for $780, and has taken pos
session thereof.
WEST HALpAx.-A I. Tucker &c Co., at West
Halifax are rebuilding ~ tSrnery that was lately
burnt. Have got the Geiio nfand partly covered
will start their business again very soon.
ENrERrAISME Ellinger Foote'S combination
advertised last week, and which is TO be exhibited at
the Town Hall on this and to.morrw evening, prom
Uses an interesting and pleasant entertainment.
NEW RAILRoAD.-We understand that petition
will be presented to the N II. Legislature for rail
road along the New Hampshire sideof the Connect-
cut river between Walpole or Wssinoreand on the
Cheshire road and Hinsdale on the Ashueot road.
FIRE-Two hundred cords of v,od near CIRCUITS
Corner, belonging to the Vt. & Miss. Railroad, were
destroyed by fire on Saturday last. The wood lying
near the track, the up passenger tain unable to
pass for four hours account of he intense heat.
CoSvENTIoN.-The Windhan County Baptist Sab.
bath School Convention will hod its next annual ses-
sion with the school of the Baptist Church in Jamai-
ca on Wednesday, June 18th, commencing at 10 o..
clock A. NJ. L. BRowN, Clerk.
DANDY JACK.-We under,tsnd that Mr.. Melendy,
of Gurord has been offered $500 for his noted horse
Dandy Jack to be taken to tie West. For pedigree
and qualities of this horse, Sc advertisement in
other column.
PUBLIC HousE.-We learn hat VIM. II. Witt for
mery resident of this villaa is to open that por-
ton of the Memphremsgog Htise owned by the rail-
road company, accommodating about 200 guests, at
Newport, VT
QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE CLosED.-Capt. Saw
yer having finished his business as Quartermaster ut
this post has closed tis Office and Is waiting for fur
ther orders from the wsr Department. His business
here has been conducted in an efficient and highly
satisfactory manner.
Rpctp enia
merciaL very good authority except in political mat
tiers, says that the Universal Clothes Wrngcr is be-
You'd comparison the best machine of the kind yet
produced. Advertised for sale in another column by
Davenport G. Mansur.
REFRESHING RAIN-It commenced raining here
early on Sunday morning last and continued to rain
steadily during the day and most of the following
night. 1t had become very dry the roads were dus-
IT, the streams low and vegetation suffering
severely. But this copous rain at once put new
aspect on nature, and vegetation has greatly revived
DIR. D. J. TITTLE,-The Successful Indian Prdcti.
toner, will visit
Brattleboro at the Braeboro House, Friday and Sat
urday, June LIST and I'd.
For the treatment of Chronic Diseases, with purely
Vegetable Medicines, leaving injurious effects. Nc
charge for consultation. Office in Albany, N. Y, q
Hamilton Street. Post Office Box 304.
TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-The meeting ut the Towr
Hall on Thursday evening of last week was well Mt
tended. The Committee previously appointed t.
draft Constitution and Pledge made their report
With one or two Sigh, alterations, after considerable
discussion, the Constitution aud Pledge adopted
md the meeting was r.sSo,nasd to isst (Thursday
evening, when the officers Of the Society were to b.
chosen.
DURHAM GOWN. A. ]. Morse of Fayetteville
drove through Main street. on Thursday last beau
tifnl Durham COW, which he purchased some tim,
since of Mr.. George Sergeant of Dummerston, by
whom she was raised. She is six years old, well pro
portoned, very docile and gentle, and weighs 17St
pounds. She was on her way to Worcester, Mass.
for the beef market,
WEST DuMMERsToN.-Ch Charles Cleveland has solo
his share of the Grst and Sawmill and Bedsead fac
tory to D. NJ. Estcy.
ID. j. Knapp has hired the Union store of Reuber
Walker, and commenced business, intending to KEEP
| general assortment Of goods.
Kew Mark Carpenter, it is understood is to remain
as preacher and pastor of the Baptist society, and h
meetings are well attended
SIGNIFicAMr-The Bellows Falls times Of las
week says
a man came into office last week and made
significant inquiry. He wanted to do some business
with one or two business concerns and his inquiry
was to know which of the two advertised the most il
tie Times, his theory being that the one who adyer
used the most was the one that he wanted to see.
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so happened that both were large patrons and jus
about alike, but the moral of the inquiry needs NJ
| further elucidaton.
lhoTTING MATcH.-On Wednesday, last there wa
trotting match at Fchburg, Mass, which attracted
much attention. The trial was between a six yea
old horse that Chas G. Lawrence of this village solC
last September to Otis T. Ruggles of Fitchburg, anC
Lady Strickland. twas their first appearance on th'
track, and the Lawrence horse won the bandil,
In three straight heats without being pushed at all
and without skip Or break. Tme-lst heat, 2'4si
I'd, 2;4Oi; Sd, 2;4s.
JUNE IhAINING.-Agreeably to law, our State mi
ltIa companies will come together next Tuesday fo