Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-06-11
Local Intelligence


Miss II. A. Damon, of Cavondish, will
preach at the Univorsalist church, in this
village, next Sunday morning.
Thompson Il Ranger have been furn-
ishing their store with some very nice Sill
yer Plated Show Cases, and have filled |
them with n choice selection of goods.
e. A. Wood requests us to remind those |
persons who have ny yet failed TO settle |
their old accounts with him, that all said |
accounts must be paid previous to July 1.
-Fairchild's Celebrated Gold Pens have |
given our customers perfect satisfaction in
years past. We have n very complete as
sortmcnt. w. FELTON, e Co., Town Hall
Bookstore.
There is good fishing without going to
Texas to find it, as we learn from the fact
that Mr.. Holton, of the firm of Holton q
Gray, rubber manufacturers, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, with Mr.. Moody, their bookkeepcr,
caught 2l0 fine trout on Saturday, June 9Th,
in brook in the west part of Brattloboro.
In our notice last week of the purchase
by DIR. Kctchum of a large and valuable
tract Of land in East Tennessee, we omitted
to state that a. b. Melendy, of Guilford is
associated with him in the purchase and
ownership of the property. We learn that
in addition to what we stated last week of
the capabilities of the land, that there is
| upon it a valuable marble quarry.
/ We sometimes receive communications
marriages, deaths, local items of news, &c,
without the name Of the writer. We are
! glad to have items of news sent us by any
| person, and from any place, but the name
of the person writing or ending them
should always accompany them, not for
publication, but that we may know from
whom they come, and so not be liable to he
imposed upon. Send us the news, friends,
and always give us your names when you
do so.
The strawberry festival of the Y. NJ. c.
A., at their room on Tuesday evening last,
was in all respects quite satisfactory, except
the Strawberries. These were an entire
failure, to the no small disappointment of
those who went their with mouths water
ing for that delicious berr,. They were
ordered and promised, but did not come.
There were, however, other good things for
the palate, music for the ear, and the feast
of social intercourse for all. As we looked
around upon the gathered throng we were
pleased TO see old and young, SINNERS as
well as "saints" evidently having Il good
time.
Among our new advertisements to-day
farmers will notice that of Warren Parler's
horse-rake, and o. l.. Miners agency for
the sale of valuable farming implements.
\. b. Meendy, rs will be seen by his adj
vertisemont, offers his very desirable farm
in Guilford for sale O. J. Pratt advertiscs
not only a large and valuable stock of goods
for sale, but some real estate not far from
the village. Albert j. Simonds calls atten-
ton to his stock of groceries, which he Of
fers at low prices Jones Il Brown advertise
their iobbing shop in this village; and w.
c. Daniels of Greenfield, Mass, informs the
public what he is ready to do; Mrs. J. w.
Burnap is in want of a girl TO do house
work while Clark & Willard tell all con-
cerncd what their Insect Powder can do
\ tenement to rent and furniture for sale
in the same, is advertised, and information
given by calling at this office.
The following letters were advertised
at the post-oflice in this village, on Thurs
day, June IL, lsG9:-
Gcnts-H. Allen, A. IL. Boyden, c. S.
Blakeslee, ii. c. Bradley, j. II. Colby, c..
i +. Devens, Charles NJ. Farr, Harson Fish
9 er, Melvin ID. Fletcher, Walter Il. Fitzhen-
ry, James Howe, j. IL. Halliday, $. w.
! Howard, W. Hodgkins, f. d. Lincoln-2,
c j. II. Merrfield, II. Porter, Albert Slade,
A a. +. Smith, II. S. Staples, L. NJ. Wood
9 ward.
Ladies-Mrs. c. l. Amos, Mrs. Marion l..
Bond, Ellen Calnon, Mrs. James l.. Ho"gh-
= ton, Mrs. Nina lIollenbag, Mrs. II. J. Har-
e rs, Mittie 5. Roberts, Louisa l.. Sanders,
, Mrs. f. Thompson, Lizzie Townshend,
= Mrs. Jane Wellman, Josephine Wilson.
u Miscellaneous-P. S. Brattleboro, VT. 4;
= Willard & Wheaton.
h Held for Postage-NIrs. Roxana Smith.
. Colerain, Mass; w. :. Myers, Bellows
Falls Vt.