Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-04-08
L0caL Intelligence.



n p N. chamberlin advertises the specie
nav IT,, Cutler has Il house to sell and
roo' ~ = I,vnde of Guilrord advertses the
Hart farm to rent
rho village schools will commence next
Monday, April II.
~ ~ Porter of Townshend tolls people
l., ,,is husjness card, what he can do for
them - "a,
bold their monthly concert next Sabbath
evening.
j. @. Bennett of IIinsdale, N. H., adj
vertses two farms for sale, and will give
good bargains.
\ "A. c. Davenport, among other things,
advertises a rare kind of potatoe for seed,
| called the "Climax."
John Retting has taken as partner in
| conducting his furniture business, G. A.
Austin of Townshend.
deposits amounting 10 $4,000 were
received at the savings bank in this village
on the first of April.
Senator Morrill, has our thanks for Com
| '''7''htl w tliS itllplbf huu iNNl'iN oSitb-
tives Poland and Willard for documents of
interest and value.
Cheney & Clapp's stock of sterooscopic
views is worthy the attention of our read
ers, comprising all subjects, and very good
ones, at low prices.
VIM. d. Chamberlain, aged 10 years,
son of Dana Chamberlin, of this village,
was sent to the Reform school at Waterbury,
last Monday, for three years instruction
and discipline.
Il. b. Campbell and T. j. b. Cudwo tn,
experienced and well known citizens, have
formed copartnership to carry on the
insurance business; and they advertise
n house for sale.
The cnterprising firm of Perry & Hold
inr have lust received beautiful lot of
iewclry of the latest styles, besides a splen-
did selection of silver and plated ware suit
able for bridal presents just being opened
An entertainment consisting of a Grand
Organ Concert Tableaux, Statuary, &C., is
to be given at the Town Hall, Wednesday
evening, April 18th, for the benefit of the
ladies benevolent society of the First Bap-
fist Church.
Our thanks are rendered to DR.. Edward
Jarvis of Dorchester, Mass, for several an
nual reports of sundry important institu-
tions of the "Old Bay State" containing
much interesting and important nforma-
ton.
A French class, under the instruction
of Mile. Augusta Appel, will be formed
again at the High school at the beginning
of the term commencing on Monday, April
18th. Those wishing to take lessons will do
well to join. Tuition SO per term.
The death of Mrs. Chase, wife of our
} former townsman, Edwin H. Chase, is an
nounced in another column. She was the
daughter of Mr.. Ashbel Dickinson of this
village, and her remains were brought here
for burial. The funeral services were per-
= formed at the Episcopal church on Tuesday
last, Rev. Mr. Harris officiating.
Those persons to whom petitions have
) been sent recently, are requested TO place
; them in the hands of some woman or wom-
en-, who are interested in the present move
mont for womans suffrage with the re-
quest that all those who desire to sign them
may have an opportunity to 80 so. Let the
worn be done speedily and we'll.
A very beautiful and ingenious folio,
called American Enterprise, has been
shown us bv NJ. Moody Of the Savings
y Rank. prepared by Fields, osgood & Co.,
Boston. and printed by Welch, Bigelow &
/ 70 at the University Press, Cambridge
and published by the American News Com
n,nv. It is n pictorial advertisement fol
e several parties, among which the Travel
; ers Insurance Company Of Hartford has
place. The study of will afford an hour,
n very pleasant recreation.
c The many friends of II. e. Taylor vii
= be glad to learn that he has purchased thu
s goods and business of II. A. Goodrich, fol
l. whom he has been agent for several years
: to the entire satisfaction of all concerned
% The reputation he has acquired or uprigh
S and fair dealing, for keeping good assert
: ment Of goods and selling them at reasona
= Bile prices, and his gentlemanlke bearing
u to his customers, will ensure him full
share of patronage See his advertisement
ii in our col"mns.
The following is the list of letters re
t, naming at the post-ofiice, in this village
n on Thursday, April 7, 1870:
II Gents-Abel Brown. ]. S. Bliss, John +
h Butterfield, Jacob Bush, Lyman r.. Bout
well, NJ. G. Barr, Arthur Convey, Charles |
, Chaplin, T. A. Chamberln, John q. Dowd
l. Frederick Forbush, i. f. Hibblrd, J. S
b iiager, John Larery, Geo. Richardson, S. A
~ Smith, Edward A. Todd, Andrew Winslow
Samuel Wheeler.
: Ladies-Mary f. Carpenter, Miss Amir
y Knight, Mrs. Anna Stebbns, Miss Ma.
Willard.
Held for Postage-David /. Pierce, New
ton Centre, Mass.