Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-08

Christmas eve, aud died after week of
wild dolrium. None Of her own family
could be With hc' during her sickness, ow-
ing To It's short duration, but she was ten
derby cared for by other relatives and
friends. Possessed Of u very bright intel
leci and OF an exceedingly amiable dispo.
sition, she made friends of all who knew
her, and the wide spread sympathy awak-
ened by her nntimCly death found express
sion in a large attendance at the funeral
which took the place of the usual Sunday
school service ut he Centre Congregations
al church.
"A uass convention Of The Patrons Ur
Husbandry ia to be held in Brtlleboro on
Thursday, jan. 2lsi, go uinenciug at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ. All members Of ,hc older
in Vermont, New Hampshire and Massa-
chuseltS are invited TO attend. Return
checks aver the Central Vermont and leas-
cd lines Will ba furnished free. j. II.
Crosby, STATE agent Of Vermont, will be
present wiki full list III samples, price
lists, etc. The Masters OF the Vermont,
New Hampshire, aud Massachusetts State
Oranges have been Invited to attend. II
is desired that every arrange In Nindham
county should he represented by itS Mas
ter and business agent and ~ many mem
bers as can attend.
-QIiG number IT Brat;lebIru PEOPLE
were presen. at the reception given TO King
Kalakaua in New York city on Saturday
week. The reception was held ut the pri-
vate residence of Elisha II. Allen, Jr., son
..Fe 81 ct.
ands. 4 correspondent writes "Chier
Justice Allen himself gave me the follow
ing details. lie wa, bora in Greenfield;
resided year and 4 half in Brattleboro
praCiicinS law moved 10 Boston became
NJ. e.; then was appointed American con-
sui TO the Sandwich Islands; became Min
i>tcr Of Finances. then judge, &c. Chief
Justice Aliens wife was, we believe, n sis
ter Of Gov. Holbrook. by all means were
there Col. Holbronk, son of Governor Hol-
brook, now rising lawyer in New York
Frank w. Draper, with his wife, formerly
Miss Cune Of Brattleboro DIR. Chaplin,
with his wife, sister OF Mrs. Holbrook
General J. w. Phelps Of your village was
also present and became quite a centre Of
attraction, Whitelaw Reed of the Tribune
and Col. McEwer Of Gen. McDowell's stan,
paylng him marked attention, with sever
al others. lie had n long conversation
with Judge Allen, with whom he was well
acquainted when young man." In The
Tribunos account of the reception We al 80
observe the name Of Prof. Ellie Cbarller az
among those present
The following IS the list OF letters re-
naming at the post Office in this village,
JAM:
Genls.-Chas Bowles, Frank l. X Bragg,
John Bondhammer, John Benthelmer,
Mitchell Brass, l. = Benson, Michael Bak-
err, Reuben f Bartlett, Cornelius Connely,
VIM ColLurr, Calvin IL Day, e II Davis,
Joel Day, Lorice II Davis, q T. French, f
Hewitt, l. II Hudson, Geo Hildridge, q
II Howard, J W Heath. Irbun l. Hitch
cock, Carlos James, Geo Ii Idle, ] James,
w T. Joslin, + b Kathan, Anthony Land
man, Frank Miller, Geo Mcdonald, John
Morse, Stanford J Morse, Sprague Morse,
5 G Miller, w ii Morse, c Newcomb,
Everett Newton, II ]. Nichols, August o.
born, y Perry, o \ Pratt, VIM Phelps,
\ ) Russell, Martin Rugg, Pat Ryon,
Thomas Ryan, WIN, Kicks, Abram
Stewart, \ ii Spicer, Alpheus Stewart, An
drew S:akefus, D Static, L c Skinner,
Frank A SUBWAY, Fred L Stewart,
Frank ST. John, g y Smith. Geo Schenk,
l. Stralton, ] w Taylor, A l. Wheeler.
Ladies. \ Culburn, Lizzie Cur
ran, Miss L L Dickinson, Mrs Eveline NJ
Ellis, Mrs Mary l. Evans, Mrs C Fitzger-
aid, Miss .Nddie Higgins, Mrs Francis NJ
Haynes, Mrs Nancy Higley, Miss Angie
NJ Lee, Mrs Anna Streckiuks, Emma +
Sthnell, ., Caroline Wood, Miss Evelyn
Washburn, Mrs Joel Wheeler, Mrs l. p
Wilder.
Held for p5siage.--J L Warner, Wal
than, Mass.