Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-02-03
Local Intelligence.
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Nasty comes next Tuesday

The farms of II. II. Rice of this town
town and w. A. Stedman of Newfane are
offered for sale this week.
The lease of the Rutland road by the
Vermont Central is for twenty years. The
transfer is to be made at once.
An excellent map of Palestine in relief,
sold by Cheney & Clapp, supplies u want
long felt by Bible teachers and students.
We observe the familiar. faco of DIR. A.
d. Putnam, who is in town, having return
ed from protracted sojourn in the West.
Prof. A. NJ. Lewis of Springfield, Ms,
proposes to open dancing school in this
village at which all will have nm opportun-
ity to learn.
The last lecture of the course to young
men will be given in the Universalist
church next Sunday evening. Subject,
"Religion." All are cordially invited.
The farm of Church Miller, advertised
in another column, is one of the best locat-
ed farms in Brattleboro, and affords an ex-
cellent chance for young man to engage
in farming.
-"Blind Tom," the negro boy pianist,
of whose wonderful performance our read
ers have doubtless heard will appear at
the town hall next Monday evening, Feb.
6. See advertisement.
The Methodist society OF this village
are to hold their Sabbath school concert
next Sunday evening, Feb 9Th, at their
church. 1t is expected that the exercises
will be of unusual interest
-Estey & Co.'S new Corliss engine was
placed in position last week, and on Tues
day the machinery was set to running.
| The owners express themselves highly
pleased with its performance.
C. j. Austin of this place has purch as
ed the dwelling house. foundery and agri-
cultural warehouse of A. $. Clark of
Bellows Falls, and will shortly remove to
that place. He takes possession of the
foundery Feb 18th.
Several persons in this vicinity are
about starting for Colorado. Two young
men from this village have already gone
out TO prospect, with the expectation of re-
moving their families in the spring should
inducements warrant
The festival TO be given by The ladies
ofthe Methodist society this friday even
ing, will possess excellent attractions for
young folks; and the presence of the older
ones will of course be required to keep the
Juveniles steady. Go, by all means.
The fair held at the town hall on We'd
nesday evening by the ladies of the Uni
versalist society, was a perfect success
The hall was literally pack ed with people,
and the numerous articles on sale found
ready purchasers. The gross receipts a.
mounted to about $3.50.
Rev. John ). Lee of st. Lawrence I'm
iversity, Canton, n. Y, has embodied the
fruits of his tour to Egypt, Palestine and
the countries of Europe in 1869 in hand
some volume of AL pages, issued from the
press of Williamson n Cantwcll of Cincin-
natl. We have not had opportunity to re-
view its pages, nor is ii all necessary that
we should, as the many friends and ac-
quaih'ahces OIL the author IN TINS Viclhlty
VIII DC eager 10 ProNiue 'he'i'seN rs WIN
copies Oh the WORK us soon rs opportunity
Is oiiered' H. D. WOOD oil vernon is agent
-Ihe new organ Dullt by Wa Johnson
Oh "es'neIu' anu now peihS pIaceu III tlv
bap'ist chureh OF ms Village Is eSpec"u
10 DC eoihPleteu thls week. Ihis organ gas
Two manuals ana t"eh'y-seVen STOPS 80. &c
OF theth oil new ana peculiar cohstrVeuss
anu peuuty' ino orsa'i eos' e''oo' vi
wednesday evening req o'n, an organ
concer' VIII po gwen. mi' "meoA' al
eminent ors""'s. iioi' Dosto"' wiz Pres'u'
AT the org"n' assis'cu ny MISS Auule hyah
the well known soprano soloist. The rep
utation of both will be sufficient guarante,
90 fret olass oo,,oor,
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- An interesting meeting WAS that OF Int
Good Samaritans, last Sunday evening