Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-04-22
Local intelligence.


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Thompson q Co., in another column.
j. A. Miller of Dummerston has Hou-
dan eggs to SELL See his advertisement.
The attention of Taxpayers is called to
the advertisement of the listers in another
column.
j. w. Frost & Co. have a new adver-
tisoment in our paper to-day, to which our
readers will give heed.
II. Il. Taylor has just returned from
market, with all the latest styles of hats
and caps. Call and sec them.
Any person having a small clean tene-
ment to rent will find customer by call
ing at Perry & Holdings Jewelry store,
Elliot street.
The Baker house on Green street, sold
at auction last week by Campbell & Cud-
worth, was purchased by Marshal Hapgood
for $500.
The County Court adjourned at FIVE
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. A full
report Of the proceedings will be given in
/ in our next issue.
"A Brattleboro biddie reports to us that
she has laid an egg ct by ~ inches, thus do
ng little better than either the Vernon or
Tinsdale hen. Try again, biddies.
--Teaohars' examination will occur at
ne Controville school-housc on Saturday,
,pril 80, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
full and punctual attendance is expect
cd
We congratulate our noighbors, Hough-
ton, Spencer q Co., and their many GUS
toners, on the improved appearance which
a now coat of paint has given to their store
on Main street.
Are we to have any accommodations
on Main street this season for watering
thirsty animals, whether dumb or gifted
with the power of speech. Will the pow
ers that be" tell us2
What has become of the great move
mont to build up the burnt district on
Main street, so confidently announced in
the Springfield Republican and the Record
and Farmer few weeks since?
&C. L. Thompson of this village has sold
his barn to DIR. Holton, has removed it on
to the Doctors land, and is putting it in
order for use. The price paid was $780,
Mr.. Thompson is making preparations to
erect new one in its stead.
Fast day services at the Methodist
church were attended by moderate as
sombly. The day being mild and pleasant,
it was observed as holiday by consider
able portion of our villagers, and the pro-
pretors of the livery stables did a good
business.
The proper authorities are reminded
} that the time is near when the filth and
, rubbish on the bank in the rear Of the
buildings on Main street, and elsewhere,
should be cleared away, both for the sake
of neatness and of health and comfort.
Those particularly interested will see that
it is done.
The members of Wantastiquet Lodge,
No. 3, l. o. o. f., of this place, will cele-
brate the fifty-first anniversary of the in
stituton of the order in the United States,
at their hall on Tuesday evening, April 20,
, at u o'clock. Music, speeches, sentiments,
ETC., together with collation., will comprise
the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. a. j. Stearns would inform the
ladies of Brattleboro and vicinity, that she
has purchased of Mrs. Powers the stock and
q trade of Ladies' Hair-work, and has con-
stontly ON hand ond makes to order switch
es, curls, braids frizetts, crmps, &c
| Snarls Strengthened. Rooms on Flat ST.,
: second house from Rays livery.
, Is there any legal authority in the viii
. lage by which noisy and disorderly bows
. can be kept quiet and orderly about the
post-oflce in the Town Hall, when there is
n crowd of people around waiting for their
mail matter? If there is, its timely exer-
else would benefit the boys. and be relief
: to others who have occasion TO resort thith-
err.
A young man named Andrew Blood,
employed as brakeman on the railroad,
while riding out last Sunday on the Vernon
road, had his leg broke by being thrown
from the buggy, in consequence of the horse
; taking fright. 1t was only last fall that
Blood had an arm broke at South Vernon,
from the effects of which he had but Just
recovered
We understand that the lower town
hall has been rented TO a man from Massa-
chusetts for five years, who is to occupy it
for stores, fitted up something in the STYLE
of w. FELTON, & Co. The rent. we are told.
is si75 Nor onnum the lessee to mako tho
alterations and IN leave II ot tho end of tbe
form If desirod In tho sop,o condition In
which he took If
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