Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-12-06
Local intelligence

The dear departed-turkey.

Diaries for 1873 at Cheney & Clapp's.
Cheney & Clapp are getting ready for
the holiday trade
"A small amount OF money found. En-
quire at Thompson & Rangers.
Frequent runaways upon our streets
evince the disappearance of the epizootic.
Bargains in ready male clothing, robes,
furs, and all kinds of winter goods, at Tay-
lor's.
The Congregational Sunday school hold
their Christmas concert next Sunday eve
ming.
Boys, the bailiiTs are after you! No
more sliding on the sidewalks or in the
streets.
}. r. Hildreth has sold a small house
aud lot, in rear of the High street school
house, to Charles Sumner for $500.
The ladies of the Congregational socie-
~ held their first sociable for the season at
the church vestry on Wednesday evening.
F. +. Holbrook & Co., Of Boston, deal
ers in agricultural implements, have failed,
and several individuals in this vicinity will
lose thereby.
The second lecture to young women
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Deacon Isaac Hines and wife and Mr..
James Reed are making calculations to
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start in few days.
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sunlou ch"rse VI '''e s"'ie' ,-
| -Ihoihas hale' Ior"icriy eu'tor Vi 'n,s
| paper, ana since assoclateu with tue -" ihu-
sor journal, Rutland Herald ana heehe
sentinel, has purchased the Chariesto"h'
Mass, Chronicle ana VIII soon assume i'S
management.
Miss Richmond warmly returns 'hahks
for the KIND patronage sue mas received Ill
Brattleboro' Her second an" last term
commences saturday next, Dec y III .
o'clock r. NJ, at the brooks House, COL
tinulng every wednesday ana SATURDAY
through the term'
nat IS the wor'd coming 10 when
even the Dap's eNh'ot such "'arn'hs pre-
coc''y as "lu 'i'''e SEVEN year o'u c""i'i'
CT III bFal'ieporo, VINO the "tner uay, sen'
her oeau aioVe-ie.'er coucheu Ill Tue ioi-
nis APP """ lPoss'"'S! i""i''"' "o'"e E
Ahoy 'na' seeA l'e carry sh"'' niiu me-
ihere was an extraordinary o'sPiay Vi
MT ors OH "e"nesu'y evening vi i"s'
week, whlch was noticed III o'her places
Aunifai oahds Oh 'he Naval opser'a'o'S
at washington Reports inc hu"iper ooso'
dromedos, and are believed TO have been
fragments of Biela's comet.
Officers of Hydropath Engine Co., No.
), elected at their annual meeting last Iues-
day; Il. l.. DAVIS, foreman; w. ID. Perry,
LIST asst; +. IL. Walker, I'd; willard Ed
wards engineer; Benn Perry, list asst
do y II White LET bosomon. II Nh.
Ter, "a Dennle Iasker, 80 Fred L. FER
ry' attn; l.. D. mayer o. f. Wheeler, axe
men; Henry Pratt, steward.
the praise meeting held at the Baptist
church sunday evening under direction oil
Proi. ToulJee, was very interesting occa-
| sion. There was large attendance from