Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-10-11
Local Intelligence


sunday evening.
New cider is selling at $500 per barrel.
Apples at sl.OO to $3.50.
j. @. Hollands new poem IL ready this
week at Cheney & Clapp's.
DIR. Warren Stone and wife OF New Or
leans are among the guests at the Revere
House.
e. l.. Cooper has purchased the inter-
est Of his partner, Mr.. Fadisch in the din
ing saloon, No. o, Brooks block.
Fountain Engine Company, No. 4, are
preparing to put in an appearance at the
muster in Orange Mass, Oct. 10.
"A meeting of tho Grant club T.. to DO
held at the town hall Saturday evening, to
celebrate the recent Republican victories
Mrs. Addison Brown has sold her place
on Chase street to o. Bailey, for about $500,
and has gone 10 reside with her daughter at
Waiertown, N. Y.
Mr.. Frank Bradford of Bennington,
who Is gainin z a deserved reputation as an
recitationst, is expected 10 give a reading
in this place during the present season.
j. NJ. Tyler, as agent for the Bovine
heirs of New York, has sold the Lawrence
Water Cure Establishment. reservlng the
"Clark Spring." near o. L. Miners, to p. b.
Francis, for $500.
The New Orleans Minstrels will give
an entertainment at the town hall on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings of next week.
This is regarded rs one of the best troupes
OF the kind, and will, of course, draw good
houses.
John Davis and his wife were severely
injured, Monday afternoon, by being
thrown from the wagon in which they were
riding, near the corner of Canal and WASH
ington streets. The horse was frightened
by barking dog.
The good Samaritan meeting last Sun
day evening was addressed by the new
President, c. b. Rice, followed by Rev. n.
Mighill, Charles Van Doom, and VIM.
| Fuller. Singing by the Congregational
| Sunday School. The hour of meeting
hereafter, during the winter, will be at IL
o'clock, =. NJ, instead of @.
| The annual meeting ef the Library AS
ISOLATION, held on Wednesday of last week
| resulted in the choice of the following OH
GERS for theyear ensuing: Prudential Com
mittee, DIR. Geo. +. Gale, A. C. Davenport,
w. ii. Vinton; Clerk and Treasurer, n. S.
| Howe; Librarian, L. J. Carpenter. An as
sessment of 81 per share was voted to de-
nay ga
| ne i'equen' fa'ns Vi ."e season una
the lateness of the heavy frosts have pre-
| served almost June freshness to the trees,
| grasses and shrubs during the whole OF
| September; but at length the gorgeous
| hupQ of Autnmn arc anpparinu unOp tbe
"ues vi -Nu'un'" arc appearing upon 'De
"aP'es' anu tue sere anu yei'ow ieai Is
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anu oa'uruay evenings vi last week ny 'he
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anu s"ou'u 'ne troupe coii'e 'n's way again.
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her Glass; was very 'ouchihg' Onarle Gut
ier's closing address was gwen as none but
Charile could uo' All performed thelr
parts IN way that gave evidence OF thor-
ough training throughout the concert
was of the most pralseworthy type ana
reflects great credit upon Mrs. Harris, the
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