Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-28

Fairs ferry-boat has commenced run
ming for the season.
The Jacksonville stage will resume its |
summer arrangement next Monday.
The Windham County Congregational
Sunday School Convention will be held at
Brattlebnro Wednesday, June 9th.
The work Of putting In the steam heat
jHI pipes at the asylum is now in progress:N
The Fisk monument has been uncov-
cred, and it is understood that it will be
DECORATED next Sunday. 4
Rev. Sam'l Longfellow, brother Ut the
poet, i in town for few days, recruiting
from n recent attack OF pneumonia.
The time of the second trot al Wind
ham County Park has been changer 10
June Sd. Two purses are ofIered-a $50
class, open TO county horses, and 237 c'ass
open to all.
Some of the "buys' thought they
"smelt something in "A barr, in the freight
house the other night, aud went for II
accordingly But they PROBABLY thought
it poor joke when they found it would
run nothing but mineral water.
The thunder shower Of Monday aIter-
the roads were badly quilted aud several
small bridges carried away by the sudden
rise Of Baker brook aud the stream that
runs through Fayetteville.
DIR. Morgan, physician in one Of the
back towns. who has | ng been addicted 10
the use of liquor and opium, lately re-
formed, and, TO assist in his cure. took a
quantity of so-called opium aniidote, but il
made him Violently insane, aud lie was
brought to the asylum. His condition is
now improving.
Spring-iashionabe maiden that she
has accommodating sent up her card tper
the almanac makers a long while ago, has
finally called in person, and the effects Of
her coming are now plainly visible in
flower and tree-and wood pile. The trees,
with some effort, are able to throw shade,
and cherry and pear trees are actually in
blossom.
"A party OF i've young men from New
York stopped at the Brooks House, Mon
day, on pedestrian tour TO The White
Mountains. They reported having made
au average progress OF ab ut twenty
miles day, aud seemed to have stood the
journey thus far well.
Mr.. Charles D. Noyes. in company With
hia ef-lh-ia"' MI henry Fletcher OF
Ch.s'erne'u' n H. mas oougst H. Had
ley's meat market, and will take posses
sion August l. Mr.. Hadlpy retires from
the butchering business afler an honora-
BILE career OF nearly forty three years.
IL u hafnle' Jr.' OF lhls town has evil
uehtiy improved MS opportunity Tor the
STUDY oil ART IN new YORK during the past
winter 10 soou adVahtSee' lie was allowed
!" compete Tor prize IN the exhibition OF
drawings ny tue s'uueh's III the schools OF
Tue Acauehy OF Design TINS spring, which
III H>eil l. ah Indication oil high order OF
merit aud what is still better, we neiice
'ha' tue le"uils Ne" iork papers speak VI
t',,'e @"s '"e oes' III
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The citizens Of Willlainsvllle and Fay
et'eNille having invited inc members OF
seoSw'ck foS'' u A. H. aud Brattleooro
the soldiers gr,ves in these viusoes on