Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-11-15
Local Intelligence.


tons, 3 Brooks House.
County temperance convention at
Town shend, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
jean Ingelow's new book, "On the
Skolllgs," is now ready ut choney& Clapp's.
"A fine show of travelling baskets and
ladies' bags can be seen at Felton's, 3 Brooks
House.
Read notices of Powers Institute and
other educational institutions in another
column.
-IIigley & Church have their sash and
blind shop nearly finished, and will be
running ia few days.
Prof. Mather of Amherst College occu-
pied the pulpit of tue Congregational
church Sunday morning.
The Vermont officers and soldiers G.
union next year, will be held in BratlIe-
boro, some time in October.
Mrs. Cults will please accept our thanks
for copy OF the report of the Mount Yer
non Ladies' Association for 1872.
jean Ingelow's new novel, "Of the
| Skolligs," just published by Roberts Broth
crs of Boston, is for sale at Feton's.
b Il. JENNIE, general insurance and real
estate agent, Office on Main street. See
statement of companies on third page.
The auction sale of tue Ward farm and
personalproperty in Westminster, Tuesday,
Nov. 20. See advertisement in another
! column.
= Thomas Evans, late proprietor of the
\ Brattleboro House, has purchased the ho-
tel in South Londonderry, paying $1,000
therefor.
! I'll Ift faab f,f i,p Ia.in .,F
Cooper & Fadisch, will shortly open a fan
sv bakery and confectionery establishment
at Orange, Mass.
The Greeley flag over Main street was
lowered on Thursday afternoon of last
week, and huge sponge suspended in its
place, in token of defeat.
The embargo on trade, occasioned by
the prevalence of the horse disease, still
continues, but shows signs of relaxing.
All the patients are doing well.
-"Will it Pay?" is the question which
Cough asks and answers at the the town
hall, this Friday evening. This lecture
is pronounced one of his best.
Mr.. r. +. Ezold has opened a shooting
gallery, for the purpose Of introducing an
improved gun, in Thompson and Rangers
block, ID floor. open day and evening.
Dennis Grady got intoxicated Sunday,
and becoming too demonstrative was tax
en- in charge by the police, and on Wednes-
day Justice Newton fined him s. and costs.
Services were held at the Baptist church
on Saturday and Sunday by Mr.. X. A..
Burnell Of Illinois, lay preacher of note
and ability, who has lately been laborng
| in Mas sachusetts
The first of a series of evening socia-
bles was held at the Baptist church Tues
day evening, which, considering the bad
weather, was well ate nded. The second
meeting was appointed for three weeks
| from the same evening.
49, There was u good attendance at the
Temperance meeting Sunday evening, and
interesting remarks were made by Mr..
Sidney f. Bridgman of Northampton, Mr.
NJ oore of Boston, and Rev. Mr.. Bass. Sing
ing by the Universalist Sunday school.
-Catarrh and its concomitants, such as
scrolus, and the various throat diseases are
successfully treated by DIR. Quackenbusb,
who may be consulted at the Brooks House,
1 Brattleboro, VT. Charges lew, consultation
! free. Office hours from to 8 Z. NJ. daily.
New music at Cheney & Clapp's: "Bend
and hear me" quartette, by VIM. Gooch !;
might and Song" duet by Lon Dinsmore;
"The world is what we make it," by VIM.
Chambers; "Cuckoo-Song" by George
Becker; "May Morning Scottische," by f.
| G.. Schmidt.
A quantity of shavings in the old I'M
occupied woollen factory, on Birge street,
was set aiire Tuesday evening about u
O'Clock, by some one who broke Il window
and threw match inside, but it was
promptly discovered and the fire extin-
gushed before The engines could arrive.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming at the post Office in this village,
Thursday, Nov. IA, 1872;
Gents.-Fred Baldwin, Frank Blum, Ira
c. Bassett Timothy Brown, Hollis B. Day,
Geo. IL. Elliot, S. p. Flint, f. G. Hough-
ton, Fayette II. Lawton, Murray f. Law
renee, Hugh McNealis, Thos. Nolan, Ed
ward Shaddick, Oscar II. Stcarns, Edwin
Tucker, Winchester Turner.
Ladies.-Miss Alice Carrie, Miss Edith
Forrest, Mrs. G. \. Jones, Mrs. Johanna
Kane, Mrs. Kefliin, Mrs Sarah Kelley, Mel
lie Noble, Mrs. $. l.. Newcomb, Miss Sa-
linda Perham, Mrs. Josie c. Ripley, Miss
Marion Rogers, Miss Mary A. Starkey,
Mrs. II. c. Weatherhead.
INSTRUMENTATION & Allen.
TRUSS WITHOUT SPRING.
On Thursday, Nov 2lst, the well known
inventor of the Champion Sprlngless Truss
and Supporter, we are pleased to inform
our readers is 10 make another, profession
al visit to our place. All those interested
should not fail to call at his room in the
Revere House. DR.. Sawyer's Truss is free
from any hard substance, can be worn
night and day, and is warranted TO afford
per manent relief in the most difficult cases
Of rupture. Communications will reach
DR.. S., $40 River St., Troy, n. y,
CARD.
TO our patrons;
We have received advices from the fol-
: lowing companies represented by us, since
the Boston fire, and they report themselves
as being all right:
ErNA,
| HARTFORD,
| PHOENIX, OF Hartford.
NATIONAL,
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