Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-07
writer. aud Features for Is,O.

Among the contributors aud features for the eugu-
ing car are at present enabled to anuolnce The
following, promising that other features VIII he add
ed, and other writers included, ~ crcuhsGnceE per-
init:
JULIAN HAWTHORSE.-Mr. Hawthorne, whose
'tsaron Ststchtsn have been amoug the mort bril-
liant aud puugcrt essays u tho time, will give
series Of graphic deineaiions Of London suburb
ALBERT 8. RHODEs-This accom- lishcd tssssid
viii appear in papers social life aud foreign iuc-
dents.
CHRISTIAN REID.-short stories and sketches from
this accomplished southern writer will appear.
ALBERT L. WEBSrER.-Storieg and descriptive
sketches Of Far-Wtstern places, are expected from
Mr.. webstor's graphic pen.
JUN1Us HENRI BEOwNE.-Mr. Brownies brilliant
society skotches will frequently appear.
VI. y. ". S.-1his accomplished writer viii continue
her sparklingpapers on social topics, and her emil
nently picturesque stories.
KAMBA THORPE.-"Little joanna By this author,
who is Southern lady, was one OF the most charm
ing novels Of 1873. Contributions from her pen
will apuCar.
EDGAR FAwCETT-Mr. Fawceits poems are re-
markabo for their picturesque and graphic power.
lie viii contribute short stories as well as poems.
MRS. KATHARINE S. MACQUOID author Of the IA
nous novel, "Patty) will send from abroad. spec
ialiy for the JoURHAL, stories aud descriptive
ALFRED II. GUERNSEY (for raany years editor Of
Harp'fs Magazne) will contribute papers on dstin-
guiuhcd names in literature
MAURICE THOMpSOF.-This gentle man papers Of
Gdyenturciu Florida have been one q tue sttrac-
tons % the JOURNAL Similar sketches are expect
GATHERIHGs FROM AN ARTISTS ToLIO.-Mr.
James Freeman, an American artist who has reiid-
ed for thirty years in Rome and during that time
met many Of the most distinguished men and wo-
men Of the period, will give, under the above title,
HE "reminiscences and experiences, which Of the
most entertaining character.
HORACE l.. SCUDDER.-Mr scudder's "Ifeirs of
the B0dley Estate Is of the best Of recent
short stories. Similar original and graphic produce
tions may be looked for.
LUCY II. HOOPER.--Mrs HooIer's charming letters
from Paris will be continued.
CONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLsON.-poems will
appear from this delightful writer, and stories also
may be looked for
THE CEETENNIAL.-Parers will appear Illustrating
the progress and Development Of the country in lis
TRANsLATIONs.-paul Heysc is knowledged to be
the best writer Of stories Germany; Transitions
from his productions, and also from other noted
French aud German authors will be occasionally
pive1.
lLLUsTRATIoNs.-Illus will be given, but,
as the main purpose is TO furnish irst-cass htra-
~ periodical, cngrayines will hold ndAry place
THE EDITORS TABLE lin which are discussed so
cial aud current themesl BOOK REVIEWS, and
notes about authors; THE ARTS (suryoying the IL
tire field Of painting. sculpture, architecture, deco
rstiye art, household art music, the stage, ttc.,
ttc.); SCIENCE, INVENTION AND DISCOVERY
these DEPARTMENTS will be conducted with the
thoroughness that has hitherto caused them to be
recognized as distinguished features Of the Journal.
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