Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-01-07
State Meas.

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yoors old and ,,,o,i,. ,I,,,a ~
-- Tho now librarv huiIdin, -, <, r.,.
bury is the most cos,I,, r,I,Iio, I,,,,rl,,,'
tbe state. with tbo cxconti,,, Of ,,,o =,
To.otbor viii, ,io 1it,.a.,.
the Nfossrs. Fairbanks of ,hot ,.iiIo,,a
-James Amman an eccortrio aid no., ,r
Bristol has recently Lost bis house and all
his nroncrtv la, Gro rro ,,.,. $50. -.
ricd. but has denondod for so,io,,, -,
books. ON which be spcnt all tho r,oro,, t,a
could snare a,1cr rcodin, and clo,,i,r I,i,,,1
self HAVING lost in his rhror,. all No. lao
caro-. for It. old MAJ, hoe l,oo,, ,,,,,.,,,,. r,,
a cave in the maintain ,vhoro ho on,, IT,
disdoiuinu to locono cI,,,,,,. ,.,, ,,,o ,,.,.,,
AT the animal ,pco,ir,, 6c ,l,o. y-or,,,.,,.
Agricultural Sociotv u,o ,l,i l,,or,1 or -,
GERS were ro-clec,od aud rosoIrtiono ace
cd G,vorir,, y biobor t.r;a. 80, -. -,
,vn,Iers and o,,,i,,s, ,o;,.,.i,.. IN. -.
IL, rho o,-,(o,,,,. Ia, - -,
u
and tbo rocoints sccce M .o.,,,,. -.
nourisbiu,, ,orditio, ard ho, on Ion :. 49,
troosprr
A former citizen or vo.,,,o,,, ,,,.,,. H..
inrip NTinuoso., ,yrito, ., t,is So.
"a follows. 81 bo,,o ,,isol ,l,i. 80 -
Thousand bnshole Of ,,,,,,.., a,,,, -,
and bushels of oo,s and boyo had 90 ,o
hack on my .toor ,o nov. ,.,,,.,,,.o,. "a
taxes. While ,vo oro !, ,r,s,,.ri,,. al
bundance of grain. we arc in tbc midst NJ
poverty. rs wheat has littIo moro ttan ,,,id
for the harvesting No , ,.loo, 10 orii. ~
cents per busbel and dprinc, tbo c,lI ,bo
average price has boon oni,, az copt. 3,
A vounp man of Co,ortr,, ,,,.. io.oi,.
allured nv an Acknowledgement, ~ ~.
Yorl, lottorv and ;rd,,oo,1 =, .,,..,,',
cLots ,loro;,,
welcome po,vs tho, o,,, - IL .,.,..,..,'
tho dr,vo. Of, ,.,I,,ol,,,
Iva b,d ,,,oli,,i,. 49, O'."
nercentoco o,,,o,n,i,,, =, o. nm,
done and tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,-a.,..',"-
received in ro,prr :, ,,,,r,I'S,. ~ .i'a.-
the Kentucky SANDY river potrnlou,n
Company. This property is in the bottom
Of Sandy River and is probably as vaIua-
bic as q farm in Alaska.
The work Of getting the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad under way is pro-
crossing, SAYS the Argus and Patriot. Pri-
vate subscriptions are being made unite
literally. and there il no doubt that tho
Capital will do its dutv. Tho live mon A.
monrr its canitolists have vol.od ~, ond
when they do tbinos movo rigbt alor,.
With Ploinficld and NIorsbfold tho notter
now rests. If they come mn I'm tb, work
and do their dntv tbo road will ,,o On
Tuesday last tho compopv was or,y,rizod
Inv cbosipo five Of tho nina iiroctors Tho
board will sc couposed Of ~ fellows. CON
p. p. Pitlliu Hon. Jobn Pago Doriso,,
Tan and Hon. Josenb Poland of Nortno.
licr. and Hon. T.. y. Hall # Groton.
The new graded school house in Mid
dlebury is completed and was occunied
on Thursday and Friday of last week for
the customary examination. held Mt the
close OF each term. The building is Of
brick-brown stone trimminos-s2 nv co
feet, is three stories high, with slate rooc
four gables and surmounled bv hand
some cupola, which serves Us a belfry. In
the basement are two large cisterns, water
closets, wash sinks, fountain of clear
running spring water for drinking, and the
boiler for generating steam, by which the
whole building is warmed. On the first