Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-15
Local Intelligence.


Both national banks have reelected
their last years officers.
Sunday school concert in the Uniycr.
salist church next Sunday evening.
The ladies of tho Unlvcrsalist society
will hold their annual festival Feb is.
-Rumor has II that Rev. Dir. Matteson
of the Baptist church is about to resign his
pastoiate.
j. w. Frost & Co. had 800 to $50 worth
of butter stolen from their store last Satur-
day evening.
Tho Choral Union have arranged TO
bring out the cantata of "Queen Esther"
on the 9th and 2sth inst.
The Brattleboro Manufacturing Com
pany re- elected the old board of directors.
at their meeting Wednesday evening.
Coming again: Whitmore & C.ark's
Ministries, The Vermont favorites, Tuesday
evening, Jan. 10. They are always sure Of
q good house in Brattlcboro.
you are invited TO come in and look
at the goods ifyou don't wish to purchase"
say the store windows. But suppose you
do wish TO purchase, what then2
During the year 1875, eighty-three per
sons were admitted into the Baptist church
in this village, of whom 60 were baptized.
The total membership Is 4sl.
Tho supply Of water has become SO
short in this section that farmers are seri-
ously Inconvenience, and some are sell
ing of their live stock in consequence.
Frequent light falls of snow have made
the sleighing quite good of late, and far
mers are on hand with their wood. Sales
are not brisk, however, and good dry wood
is only bringing from So to 50 per cord.
Monday morning last, Jan. IL, was one
of the coolest ever known in this vicinity,
the mercury reaching Is and las reported
by one PERSON. % degrees below zero.
| Tuesday morning was but two or three de-
| grees warmer.
-Messrs. Relting & Co. stopped the en-
| einc at their furniture shop Saturday, with
the intention of starting up again about the
first Of March. Some of the work men
have been discharged, but quite Il force of
bench hands and finishers viii be retained
through the winter to work up the stock
on hand.
Capt. j. j. Estey was called upon at
his residence last Thursday evening, by
NHt NuIINs, W NlANl lac - =
and presented with a magnificent album
containing the photographs of the compa-
ny. The baud was in attendance, and with
the music and 81 cctcTdS very pleasant
time was had.
"A little boy eight or ten years Old, son
of George NJ. Colt, was severely bitten on
Tuesday by large dog owned by some one
at the Bratt,cburo House. Other individ
uals have been attacked by the same ami
mai, which is savage one, and orght to
he killed by the owner or the village au-
thorlties before doing further mischief.
Brown the mind-reader is to give al
exhibition OF his powers at the town hall
on Monday evening next, and Of course all
will want 10 he present to sec the latest
marvel Of the day. We understand that
clergymen and physicians will be furnish
ed with free tickets TO the entertainment
by applying at the drug store Of II. G.
Willard & Co.. where tickets may now he
obtained.
Some OF the members Of the Fountain
engine company have organized them
selves into the fountain Hose Co., No.
T." and elected officers rs follows: Frank
G. Howe, foreman; II. 4. Meacham. 1T
assistant; Geo. L. Fox. clerk o. J. Will
lard, A. II. Willard, e. l.. Cobb aud Chas
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s TO be a numerous one In that vicinity, q
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Statistics of school district No 4 Pol
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=. '"'" 1919 ~, no ,-'NN
o years, o3i DetWeeh5 ana ~ % helwee
r 20 and 10, 27 between 10 and 20, 10, Nun
s her of heads of families, l42. Number {
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