Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-14
Local Intelligence.
BrRttlebOrO.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

shhdaS s:hd sIpSy seTN,ees IUiso p M
take the place Of the evening service on the aud
and Frdsy syspinSs nvsxer aetna "a Thrs
day p M, ladies' prayer meeting, O'clock.
Eflso0 PA 81 Rev. W. H. Collins, Rector
a. m evening prayer and sermon ' 80 p. IN. Sun.
S SSnUG1 IA az m HSy Gays lOJS a. M Holy
great festivals. The children Of the parish are cat
e.lseu On sne ISL SUNDAY 10 every month at p M
Rev. N. +. Perry. Pastor, PpesSbips sunday ndH;
1880 a. m. Sunday School u M; prayer
Of every month. Glass meeting Tnesday evening";
prayer meeting friaAy evening Seats iree'
Pastor. sunday seryicesNiIob mass io.s5 a. nm m'
Vespers and Benediction 1880 p. m.
aersices Mi ,,.h Son , fas'or'
Frnsr uSrvEasALIsr. Canal 81, Rev. M. H. Harris.
Pastor, residence foot Of High ST.. Sunday sermon
at 1880.
The Gypsies arc already on their tray
els.
Il. X. Allen, lumber dealer, has filed a
petition in bankruptcy.
Rev. N. +. Perry, the new pastor of
the NJ. f. Church, preached his first ser.
mon here last Sunday.
&C. T.. Allen, the well known scotsman
and florist, has an advertisement this week
to which we invite special attention.
Snow banks over three feet in dcpth
are still to be seen in this village, and frost
Is to be found in the ground at the denth of
five and half feet.
The first thunder shower of the season
came last Sunday morning, between one
and two o'clock. The lightning was quite
vivid, but the heft Of the shower was to the
southwark.
The Estey Guard played the "Ticket-
of-Leave Man" to a good house at Green
field, Tu esday evening. The Brattleboro
orchestra accompanied them, and the aud
fence appeared well satisfied with the per
formance.
The tobacco trade all through the Con
necticut valley IL reported lively, Recent
sales are reported in Vernon as follows: J.
G. Weatherhead, '73, IGs aAd s; Chas. T..
Davis, "A, 20, l6 aud 8; Chas. Newton, "a,
II and 5; d. Newton, "a, 81 and :.
We learn that Rev. Thomas p. Tyler,
d. d., of this place, who supplied the pull
pit of the Eniscopal church at G Greenfield
last Sunday, had parslytic attack Mon
day morning before his return. and still
remains in critical condition.
The cleaning up of back wards aud cess
pools and removal of decaying rubbish is
something which should not be longer neg
lecled by any occupant of village premi,-
es. Attend to the matter Immediately If
you have not, and save 1. doctors hin or
-An ovarian tumor weighing twenty
five pounds was removed from the person
Of Mrs. L. p. Rust of this village, Wednes-
day, 10y DR.. Gilman Kimball of Lowell.
Mass. The operation was successfully per
formed, and was Witnessed by several
medical gentlemen of this vicinity.
Since statistics prove that the number
of marriages corresponds closely with the
condition of the times, it may he assumed,
by a parity of reasoning, that an index to
the times NAV be found in the number of
marriages occurring, II so. what pros.
porous times we are having, to be sure!
Mr., and Mrs. T.. L. Putnam celebrated
their silver wedding last Saturday eve
ming, MANY friends were present both from
tnlS DlAcG anu Now ItdIllDSnlfe. Among
the presents were n silver ice pitcher. sal
yer and goblets, valued at sI5, which came
from Thompson & Rangers store. The oc
easlon was very pleasant one.
The high wind of Wednesday prostrat-
ed a number of trees in Illness woods,
above Forest street, and stripped the tin
roof from Fred Miller's house, blew down
a tree above West River bridge which
blockaded the road, broke of great many
dead limbs from trees in all parts of the
village, and rendered travel rather unsafe.
Decoration day will be becomingly OBJ
served in this place. Music will be furn-
ished by the BrattlebOro cornet band, as
sisted by male choir. The Fuller battery
and Esley guards are 10 do escort duty,
while the different societies in the town are
expected TO join the procession. Rev. n.
Glazier of Montpelier will deliver the adj
dress.
Dry. w. Blanchard's Blood and Nerve
Food is preparation that is coming into
quite extensive use in this vicinity, and
with very satisfactory results. II claims 10
oe something more 'nah 'onie' Is
1000 ana every quart oil II contains an the
nulritlVe elements OF pusnei Oh "hea'.
II is prepared by the hancaaru Mechah'cal
EAposilioh company oi Miuu'epurS' ana
Is on saIe at "iiIaru urus store'
Mr.. Stouehton, the yard master at the
freight depot came near losing leg Tues
day morning, by getting his foot caught in
frog just in front of a switc hing freight
be standing near, and hauled him away in
,in,o 70 nra,,an, any ,nino sorions A. +,
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