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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
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q DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
q v1pr- TPiarNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
TF Iov OPT lCE> no .-Hr Br afway. coy. Thirty ~
a., 30N west Ivent, tHirc $50. cor. kIgnthave 56s
frl once Iti iif'i- -tnd wt'i iourfi -
OH,-.,l --yss Lana BuilI4s. Gp - D. IA. 30 regular
OIL, ,rl l-tta
a Young vel-cducated German ildy, hav-
ul's. desires place s- tri 'nr ,onira9 N'e 'he can
ua4c ics stu,rliY us'ia- Adi'cs, Mas W. W., Is can
uHI o., pog--.,'r-i,, H- y.
COA"HMAE and USErUI-By q single man.
= aged Fe.U. rlD. ciclmtp and lroou also do
c-leua, Ia. a,.p aa .s -l l"ns ~ ori,f avn o oteT
work about g.uf.omans pic'; good reromm. .Hcatl r.
aut.r at Lu~ G'u~ft, Ycar Jtnst, CARPENTERS I'm
tARDENER-COpk and LAUNDRESS.-A
- nr isnut is -r-cucr world maAc himself usSiu!
EFNNliD-'- >LV PbC- srANT agency, Az 4th ave.
y NCRSE lLugii.a); long experience, to attend
y .cr...G .It.F gDl,4eil.; Viii leave t.e cay II
required -o'rc.t' 20 one - ue hrst physician Address
b. 9.- c@e 6u4ve.
r1yD Any PARTY NEEDING the SERVICES
re b., 1th. 80, ~ IN want ~ p r1nanent
u..1L, zo sef-r4 chan e ciif ni'r py iIiHi o,
uIf ,, a. his tools =, lire as2 good ou", painter WEI
acqnaus0 EtL '''g e'fi s, -i, uo "td prove u-ill
b. sloH store. lUytlnF that oilers peIluancuce
nor- l.. abe Uan -slafy 9d cF reference Iedse ~
dittF Pt 'ti an tHi ir'lh- puc'-
gT~FFrI WlN-A single young man would
Z lsra place fam or g-ltleuans place ur'!ei- tln 3
. I of tT..-. drive. ~iIng 70 uaae himself
uei- .v cfr' good -cier1.crs. can be- s"cn At
PAII-- AGENtf, i,-'t bio1d"a5, near a-d-+t.
EG~AITER.-A y0uag colored man as waiter;
- ataatcH al rI,no; years reference from
ia-t rlao,. cal s'@,1 7t!syr. rear.
[ETAIIER.-A lady breaking up housekeeping
rt.irs Il. ..t ti4to-l her waiter capable ana
f5i yorre scou'aman whom sne can highly recommend
Apply b., $50. itet 4-t.-'t.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Sliuatlons Uau.c1 fenIle5.

ADVERTI~ENENTS FOR THE NEW
Z YORK rllIsI-,E WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOvS OFFICES. So lI=, BI0Diwsy. coz IhltyRrst St.
ave. coz Ety 'r.,at a' ne A'.i-eM DfttSr -
Ilai,u o-,!a.s Bs4A Budmgl " 10 p Hir AZ regular
Office stss
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes employ
-r'a Ter or,ea ,ml oy,rs $50 3dye, between 56h and
5,t5..5s
At MAURICE LINDQUIS1r Swedish Ser
= vaaI-. lHc, Us 4st 27tast-sNccsh, German aud
F-rncl f'es-nt servants only Female ami Male Tor cV
sod country.
At BEDELL'', $40 and 342 4th-ave.-Em-
TES4 suitable private families hotels ana large boar
Ing .lso coas farmers ~aterh ana ls'iHl men,
At HANSEN VET NURSE AGENCI
81 .se- l,s-.. .sle ls6l l4t East s2ds near Lex.ns
ions Soa3 Sa-5e sI''H ior nyai' "a :. hours
A T MRS. LOWE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
- IL -. % MI G a. Il, m - % Pr,,i.ol. 81 i,, +, md
d atr iatse-t al a once I3l 3,tst, between 81 and
lt.-a,es.
II sIBlMS" SELECT AGENCY, No. I.2s3
= Broad -. between s- a9i ,4s 81 "'A DO i2l, d lIet
NtHsE~ CIftHrERVAIu-. 50 a'-o lueo fo- every -
plc'tv IIE.D WATERS HEAD COOKS for hotels at the
sAur-.,t notice
At PARIS & Co.'S RELIABLE AGENCY,
= i-'2 broldway Bear b - ; - - 5 .' ,i' i-i..'
I,o. ~ al atiosstiss references thor5uehy nyss-
At PELTON'-, 90 Gth-aye.. between 3Tth
and --th St.. 0-iDrry With brfr. iiia Cd, WI h'
f8.ra ARC number n desirable s,Ffata ootI toie' dns
and t.Ut suitable ior rrtt. f4u.,s hHtei-, hVtIlug
aud au,mtf L1les ai- walters cpl'iun useful llc, Ne
n. B.-Al orders by iaali irce-. p,emai a-truli"n
At the OLD BOOKuAM- Servants Institute
removed $3.50 fAav... HeaT |4I-s' on lanI large
ptub.r very atl.t irDf-at AID u,r COOKS, CHAM
FEEWtIu-. NAIIEL~~F~, LAl Ditfrsi--, Nous ST.
Wolh , f0r private anles also sct attention
pam ~ l. RAYMOND. Proprietor.
NARROLL~ AGENCY for good FEMALE
4 DOMEsIICS. 10 Wavcrey place, trt house east oi
6tlave.. terms Ed for tour months 20 employ p
NHANBEkMAlD, &c.-A competent girl a
Y aubernai alI N4tlsa, of nurse 9nd s'1usrchs NO
ol lcrtiou 20 country -c'cronce 100 " est a5f e.
CHAMBERNAID and LAUNDRESS-By a
- scotch Protestant girl chaunefnaf and irndr
excellent ,y rsfcitncf7. Nls. hl-l NDLDSS NEN PROT
E-TANr AGEScN. al 4taGye.
NHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS.-A re-
" spectacle woman wishes situation cAaAberna- ahd
launl,a. willing gO co. truaUr Can o. seen at pres
ent employers Az Madisonaye.
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-Wanted
" situation by yong German gi, as @ -lI r
AGENCY. Az an ave
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS By a
~ scotch gT who understands her duties thoroughly Is
and cleaning ot silver glassware Sc has good city refer
Cali al J66 6th-age. ueir 25isL
NOOK.-Wa a situation. by a respectable
~ Wouau good cook. lui wpui assist with tho washing
and ironing. good ely reference. 2oJ West 2OthsI
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Gnmmcr D0Iro.

Gnmmcr DoIro.
- SA7OODRGURNE HOUSEn-A Summer
Board uer week, SO 10 81. send for circi-
lar. Ecc.e-s JoHS A. WALDORF, Proprietor Wood
bourne, elllvaA COUNT y. /.
AVHTE MOUNrAINS.-Cen entral point from
" which 10 visit al ihr wouderSo tho White Mountain
region TWIN MDl NIAtN HOUSE, Oscar q. BARRON,
Manager. White .utai1s. 81 ~ II ,nI shire 49,
HOUSE. q. ~ Merrill. Manager, Wute
Mountains a only which
ascend Mount .sniu. .,ton ry the old Bride path.
A.. g. g. ~. D. BAEtDN, irOpfietOls.
Arrangements Vr Wa'ie FOR oarf with
sat G.. g.. Eu 1NS,
2SD Washington 4t., until June 10.
1904 54TH SEASON. 1877.
FC-vtAs CATSkiLL sOJ MAIN HOUSE
Il ,fTIE. FENsf TIiE Nift ArE OF CATS SKILL, \. I.
Tine sr--s. sud i"adffs iatsi o. the Caisii region,
U-lv .rst,.a.s House tle Mountains.
ong 4artI.c famous View ~ tae Hudson
valley Fr-ston 5000 Gees. omen Jane oct ]. Great
deduction. b. Eaf.s. -eIu f3r c,rcglar
L. BEACH, Proprietor.
fqfeif ID uc~.rc A. h1Infllu House
stages c.rrsts. Agents Attendance on arrival "
t.aIU. lIi iDsE
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

A TWO LADIES who have very pleas
- country hilc 100 tke tnr-e four young children
sri end instruct on reasonable terms; music lessons
GcsIrsn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

New OI lIlt f4t5l4-+ 'liiHb7
OPEN JUNE ].
one the most attractive e Summer resorts tn the VIZ
1na mounains aud its mineral waters among the most
medicinal They alkaline csrb mated. containing also
OF Lythis The bathing superb rooms s9acon5 hhu airy
Tie cl4eases lu which these waters are ~ nobDr e'c'
arc C4.eulls Catarrhal Affections 81 Kcucrs and Bladder
Diseases % tAe Liver Gail stones &c Catarrhal affections NJ
the organs of respiration. Chronic Ineumoua Perauc II
udauons sBes other atarhs Affections oi stomach
and boWeia Iti!ne CaiaI Gou auG EiennaisW Didp'te
Meius diseases ~ the ~k4s and wonderful ftrliauto"
the fenal- constitution iu addition tu the tagh ioIiAn
there IA Iron Sfrnr second Eco lnne Ls4J ni, il
TELEGRAPH Office r tle House Music bT 9TH egt bah nl
baltimore than before. send Tor panphleI
WM a. SALE, Proprietor
HAMITTON HOVSF. Stamford. Conn
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SANDS POINT HOTEL,
y
SANDS POINT. T.. l..
OPFN NAY 10.

NH
''' ''4'''' '~ L.
"riN AA' ...'.. 10.
tlfA.lth Nt" ANtiA-AA -. ,.. 81.
Leaves 'f.r ip l... . i.i 'l' 'l' i-L lif'i' %
tl5 %. n@ @-lds iUni '".5 81 ''@- d. "- A''iF'
O. BI .>.,'A UGH.
..,...,. ,.r.. /.
- fr.ii'r-r ~. NrWIfa- rY. -'r.c .r~lrth
season o t- 1eis a' S7nm"T hoos. rl"r' root h''rd
De- secured 90 mo-'ra prices all ie fruits ana 'I''
"''' H ' r. - .,-..-
place. positively r' i.fG''r-' i" eA-r ''' -'F. ''
r.a r1.f-af f-fserrrs. rff il-t -.i'e
ald flt.r SANS srs l,r. George b. .'a.,, t-. ,-i.nt
R,.~.f...ff.r % f..-g. Nr.v lr. FRANCIS oilA Aftl
= FHI - ,i'Ii,''r,''.'' COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA
.-.,t 90 , @ ,.,. sd ~, .,r tr. r.,.il.l
i.... d.. ft. r-lb lime s-itct lc-l'r
tr.,,rr. or ..uf.t. 10 i. la s,ar s-ct hr-trs.-
i.,... fit.r..a .l.
5. ,sI.. a,.r B.. ait cl5..i s4aJe ai ilie above
-.... .. I..fa .... trf.. - Id i .-
' ,...' li f....,.r. u -- IAN a- obtained She
oil on. .. t., .ras. t"'r'i ot iIfa1i ah' '-4'
Uair .ans. Far further uioflf i9, altir7f m above
o. W. Npt q. ... -up'rlutfr-'Ht
..r. .r..rr..f. I'D. ..-,-.
ID. Z vi .
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

UOCSEWORk or NURSE, &c.-By useful
Htdr American er a9t pa oar ap2lt ages an 90
.y useful city country mas go0t references 300
t.fl al
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

The finest watering place 500 America; f- class letl ior
roachad b. Hamilton aod Fulton 'cr, To Green Tood 'nd
s. am 20 i't,' 20 & % i-' % f.y ,7y fre 20 .nitts
l. -o oIlANToN.o op tne .ni-v-.
CENTRAL House, NewtowE, COMPREHENSIVE
( 81 .u! hr'iiiucs' town n Sew i. " 7 '' ' 81, '''''
NAN accommodate a few B0ABDEES with
hour is,la c.,y. T. I5Vss. i o,fsyort ISM L. /.
COUNTRY BOABDLRS can fod pleasant
\ non, I'd, &, eyer ea,iit a. no.-.-e terms by a'"'s
UOUNTRY RONRD-Hioh hud; good farm
Y table frequent uails Ere IT, r. conveyance 'o aa ifc'a
''' WI 4 BcEEoiiAS saodIe River. Bcrgcu 90. NJ.
OOUNTRY BOARD in large farmhouse
y ior or rs fops - miles hv H. J. r. r. L'.-tiy u's
ree pt5.1nS. JAc0s iI- .- IA wrsriurr long i.nnd
COZZFNSs WEST POINT HOTEL
'''-' ''" -''''' G0'S''i'sfLL RnoS West PoinsN.y.
CEOTON LaNDING-Pleasaut quiet, shady
y quarters 'ev summer hoar'os hal! e from deiot
a %d5ls. 5i,.' ~ i6r2 ~}irrfF u'' '''' --
COUNTRY BOARD, %G and - q week boat
y ns. ash'ar. anl shooting trt c'aa acconnoaa1,ns'
DEEIr. TIT. Pleasant ViHa, putch,s- county s.
COUNTRY BoARD.-Lar-c fmm-hou-e, wcl
y sha1ed neh ground .-s,f'y i1c,.'' npe 5ri rs .
W'.fs o. D,no e5m. s. ler eecs Adcress Box % i7sr
valc T. Co., NN.
COUNTRY BOARD on the west bank of the
X uaGauu. SO lni, l". F-toa At,e>-'r h' "ii or
raj bu@tua tsiur trcfli ,"inr~ fr i''~'~ ai f-l
riagts. Address PROSPECT PLACE. ioiaIIa cove h3cA
lqut Nuuu.N t. s.
.C,rA-,7r>.%T W. TtoFSF-ap T.L, Sf Gath
il cr1 IN, -r., n , i.;,n,y ~: ei b., op.arS .or
fgortefa lime splendid
z owes. and Do -utI4u. drives iodrfa-a. address l.
WEBB ~ SON poglturv W.
-, 4, p, M, - 1t i rT..I-
'Lb-ht NIL = i,,'l ~ ON 'l.
- summer 10 M - ., ','o. s...- ,,. --,l i,.i.
icr,as Sc 10 = Fer wees. hdirrs. $40 LocKWo9p
NowbGrga, OrInE- CouHtv, care b,ni. iiai lore.
IDT-NTRN BOARD AT DJNEILFN. \. j.
< pIiya,e family spare two th.re rooms large
7essagaa 's esss -5d nik location pele'y healthy. "a
dress iACKINTO~H Box 'oSi tos. Olive E~Nl crE -ti
CANADARAGO HOUSE,
- RtlflELD SPRINGS, n Y.
Tps ho,qa wiz onion Tune
- e.. a ,o. .t-.esi- = ,..~ ,,e.t
Aoaiu i''I Nv - ga" 1r, ,-Tos- prorr..or
-
IfAT<E II / M0jfNIAlN (fl Il}I. with MAPS.
49, VI ~ sri nm - -3 C,ta-ro Il.
= b.iaes or or near ne arsIS. Eve ~
road IN Gstenc Coali Gre. samcr Resort distinctly
SAo""' 9'1t -ft. "a q Vl~ e.,I.ut,, oatstiu p y
NA-' L'A' q" W. ''i--''f.-N' 'A''@ii' ~ D..
/vpTrA-r'DN IN ARTl az y atv- l.oci. ole "A few
( ~ IA - az 49, 80 ....,f ...rs -,.,,
y nlafGcis "a. L'N p.- i'- s .' s' @ .,' ,,- .,-
me sia.r ao li,it'. .. d - l- i-,'' I,'.
by Ialieae, So lnl-1'''' app 3" 'a ~ H. 90 -' o.
&c" i'''''''''
1 Sou sound for s i 9 t4e spacious rooms w., shaded
for borss carriaee. ana coaclacn rntcaa-s of e. H.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
GRAND UNION HOTEL,

The LARGEST and Mosr ELEGANTLY APPoGTT-
ED sUMMrR GorEL tn u4o WORLD WILL OPEN tor
RECEPTION Of GUESTS Jr,sE -.
HEATH ROUSE. Schoolcv's Mountain
springs y I~ o4 iNs Inne a. -'iniS ree"' i' si'
J. WARREN COLEMAN. Manager
HOTEL FENIMuBL. Coorerstowu, y. 4.
THE perfectly ar.lrD u"t., a.I .".-r.- conl'c'i
". ..h TO- Will JpES jane 2t. i~tI address
JAMES Hi fA'. lloIr,etot
EgOLIYWOJD VILLA. NOUTii-SI- NJ
r.EN o1-r ansJ, -.tl.ct ''' io iu et s. tlf
ne -tH e, r.- lfsi. .at. tlni- tai ' ''es'
Ifug -}a stanford. t.'-l.
HILLSIDE HOME, Bethlehem. y. H.-N COWS
oi n1sut W iufaI, th i,.'ii g tr,in.. -,.i o.
SINCLAIR House. with lrr iirn "0un"cf"i np d'-" 10
fo ucj g. Crc-sr .r.t 900 l.rl.".'l I,i -, tl, i.'I
ser. or. Do r. ''F Fi-. '''i' ''-t
FFNKINSON- HOTEL Highlands " Nave
- eiuA .. I. viii ur!E Irr. % ac.re IT Sew ltfry
-rut,ri De, Pirr b S"rih LiFcr. ali '-ea ii' trr 80
JANIS jr> >I..-oS, propre'or
Z ARGF. airy ROOMS. with lI,t-cLss Board
= .oar- ne.r cerot Tras tG r.- g.,t ht'te'' hoz
1890 ~Tur< NaIc~ Post u-.or Ne" ora
z AFAfETTE HOUSE. frncouia. N. H.
3 RICHARDS rs e. Hi-ur.. r.1p,.''l.. Three miles
rft. Profile fIrr.r DHsa. Ir. D. i'. ps u' .nr very
fa l.t l-H4'4e, l-itt scenery ana
Ge,fi' .fi u ff.trs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

4 AMlTYNU.LE. 10 HOURS PROM CIIY,
~ oN sOI IIiElN kAILklAu.-flIsf c-aas boar. at
Hn-o house near tAe Cres south Bay good boating hsh-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
6uurHcr Boar0.

4 FEW MORE BOAROFRS can be accom-
- nat I'D the ts.cn Fafm House shade. Hcqi.F bath
iug send ler c,reri.ar A. IOCkW OOD.
Spring valley. Rocklaud County. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

A PRIVATE FAMILY. living ia the country,
- Nauk take fa0 ciId-en. gentleman Win son or
eauaasr BOARD best references gwen Address o. o.
~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

uOCSEWORK.-W Wanted situation by Protest
Z nm, ku,. .h woman FOR housoNor csJuy wages no
chi- bgt s65d home MIR. REYNOLDss NEW PROTEST
AIT AGENCN. .4I24th-1vc.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

WET NURSE.-Wanted situation as vet
nurse cltr cuuntr, bJ aIuy respectable louas
woman; guod city reference Cal on on address MIS-
ely . East 29'Gsf
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

EIOU~EWORk-BY an American woman To
ceout by tho day: guders al ku4s % ASus.HOrk'
is spcr cook. 2ls West 2Itlst cai for week. iop
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford Conn
Health Home CoIloG,s. Accessibility. send for elcuar
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

4 DEL4GHTFIL SUMNER RESORT anon
- fhe tfssr Nsmt.ia- bf.oOa- Hol ri, Ara tlcuot'
" rfifea Ns0rsssOa ln New England. nan Naf bct"er
Aca- eI. sld " Llte hountalus outu sd .c wear.
h. fDBL4I L. J.. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
apartmeule &, uafnrnisbc0 Rooms TO &c

NINTH WARD SECOND FLOOR six rooms
y wa'er sid s.s 70, go s.. molt-. ~ f,r3-s-
'TO LET-BroOtiyn, +. d., six blocks from
L ferries. llA1- 81 aau 3 ois. aI ImrfUt eIcats
i0 1e1s It. u.s. guc % 4ths st. Apply 4 700 south 9ts
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

- large. oldcsiabiished PRO t7fANI h1AE OF m mAie 40
tEc best k. 80 lie lowest wages 70
the also good German girls ard eoior" Acin ant
glIo other gpds % country conducted hy
rcsr i.c.. mo- charge until suited. l35 6thavc, ith
house above iDtlLs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07

A goodly number of the leading inhabi-
tants of this place met by appointment at the
school house on Friday evening, Nov. Both,
to take measures in regard to changing the
name of this place. O. NJ. Jones was chosen
moderator, and Mrs c. d. Coan, secretary
Seven different names were proposed. and
all of them were written upon numerous
pieces of paper, one of which was given to
each voter present, and from those seven each
chose the name which best suited him. The
names were placed in hat, and after all had
voted the votes were counted by the modera-
tor and secretary, when 1t was found that
"Brookside" had been chosen by one MAORI
ty. word in regard to the place may be ap-
propriate at this time. It is pleasant little
hamlet situated in the extreme western or
southwestern part of Newfane, upon the large
brook called the Branch 1t contains about a
dozen dwelling houses, n church, two lumber
mills, one blacksmith shop, one boot and shoe
shop, one jeweller and several farmers. 1t
has been called Whittakerville since its first
settlement by the Whittakers good many
years ago, and as most of them have gone TO
other parts it was thought advisable to change
the name. 1t is proposed to widen the street
at the lower end and set out quantity of ma
pie trees At the meeting unanimous vote
Of thanks was extended to Mr.. Asahel Moore
for his kind and generous gift of land for the
purpose of widening the street
AT the organization of the lyceum on
Monday evening of last week, the following
officers We're chosen for the next four weeks
President, c. d. Coan; yice-president, JAS
per Worden secretary, Frank Bruce treas
urer, Wilbur Brown. A committee consisting
of o. NJ. Jones, Fayette Knapp and Z. Ward
We're chosen to draft code of bylaws to be
presented at the next meeting. After the or
ganization was completed the question, Re
solved that lyceums are beneficial to the COM
munity" was briefly discussed with Knapp as
leading disputant on the affirmative and Ward
on the negative. The board of decision de-
cided on the merits and strength of the argu-
ment, and the negatives got it. The follow
ing question will be discussed Thursday eve
ming, Dec. &. Resolved, that man is gov
erned more by conscience than by law"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07
JackaOaVilIe.
Nov. 18th, frogs croaking.

NOV. -otn lIObS CIOhhluB
Dec. ID, mercury degrees below zero.
Village school commenced on the Sd inst.
the higher department is taught by Miss Vira
Farnsworth, the primary by Miss Ella Blanch-
ard
The lyceum is prospecting, discussing pro
and con, topics of varied interest
Mrs Lewis Hall of Brattleboro, visiting
at Elijah S. Aliens accidentally fell down IA
flight of cellar stairs on the morning of the
I'd inst, and received an injury of the head,
which for sometime rendered her insensible I;
she was otherwise considerably bruised, but
is recovering from her injuries
-Bertie, little son of Oscar Pike, re-
Gently had his collar bone broken by falling
from a cricket on which he was standing.
The ladies of the Universalist society
gave dramatic entertainment at Glen Hall
on Monday evening, Nov 2Gth, consisting of
songs, Rotations, the drama entitled Among
the Breakers the farce, "A Cure for the
Fidgets" Many of the actors did remarkably
well for new beginners. Browns Band fur
nished music, a bountiful supper was proyd-
ed, and the occasion was one of much inter
est-receipts $50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07

gratifying character The action of the vot-
ers was apparently characterized by spirit of
personal independence and determination
to secure the election of the best men, ire
spectve of the real or supposed leaning of
any particular candidate on any subject of To-
cal leadership or difference of opinion That
there was less appearance of class or clique
voting than on many previous occasions can
not but be regarded as an encouraging and
satisfactory indication. Because, in one in
stance candidate was elected who was sup
posed to be favorable to any one side or ele-
mcnt of local controversy there was no dispo-
sition to force the whole course of the meet
ing in the same direction. The board of bal
lifts is made up of experienced and reliable
men who have the confidence and respect of
the community, and in the election of chief
engineer there is no question that our citizens
generally sunk all feeling of personal favor or
prejudice in determination to put the right
man in the right place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07

TERRIBLE THANKSGIVING EPISODE at
Northampton, Mass, was the deadly attack of
Matthew Davenport, a workman Mt the Bay
State Cutlery Works, upon his wife, Louisa
Davenport, who had left him because of his
drunkenness and cruelty-and her boarder,
VIM. S. Pratt The woman, who was keep
ing house on Market street, was beaten over
the head with baseball club and stabbed in
the right breast, and Pratt who came to her
rescue was disemboweled, but will recover.
Davenport is in jail and says he committed
the assault through rum and jealousy, charg-
ing that his wife had been criminally intimate
with Pratt. The accused parties deny this,
and the neighbors consider the woman re-
spectacle. Davenport entered the cellar
kitchen of his wife's house, Wednesday night,
hid there armed with club, chisel and a
knife, until his wife came down at o'clock
Thursday morning to prepare breakfast, when
lie attacked her as stated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07

There was an incenidary fire at Thatcher
4 Welling's paper mill at North Bennington
Monday night, which it now seems was set
with the intention of destroying life as well
as property A train was fired communica-
ting with the gasoline tank, the explosion of
which would have destroyed hundreds of lives
and nearly quarter of million dollars in
property.
The arrest of Richard f. Peabody of st.
Johnsbury for forgery has made a great SEN
sation among business men throughout the
section, who had known him rs one of the
most extensive lumber dealers in New Eng
land, although only 20 years old. The for
geries consist of IL notes of $1,000 each, and
are mostly in the names of Van Dyke and
Merrill, who succeeded him in the business
just after his failure, some time ago. His
criminal operations began about year ago,
and were discovered last week, and Peabody
was arrested at Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07

Rev. E. Bradford officated in the Con-
gregational church on Thanksgiving day.
DIR. w. c. Barrett, our skillful dentist.
is making preparations for an early occupa-
ton of a set of rooms in Stebbins's block.
A grand social union gathering is talked
of on completion of the new school house on
Brattleboro street with dedicatory exercises of
the fine edifce.
There are only two regular installed cler-
gymen in our midst at the present time. Rev.
E. Bradford of the NJ. +. church, and Rev
j. Hilton of the church of the Rcdeemer
The Baptist and Congregational societies are
without pastors, but their desks are occupied
from Sabbath to Sanbbath by ministers from
abroad
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing II new
suit of clothes, should call ut the clothing
store in Stebbins new block. c. Z. Marden
proprietor. where all orders are executed with
exactness and dispatch.
A new fence is soon to adorn the recent
ly improved park in front of Brghtwood Pa
per Mandatory.
H. W. Thayer has opened domestic
bakery" in connection with his variety store
and restaurant
C. d. Whitaker, who was arrested recent
ly on complaint of J. L. Beers, for the non
performance of official duty as policeman on
the occasion of riotous and tumultuous con
duct about the premises of the complainant.
not long since, and to which reference was
made at Ike time. was tried before Geo. w.
Pierce, Esq, of Winchester and was held for
his appearance at the April term of the SUI
preme Court in the sum of 800. Nearly
thirty witnesses We're examined in connection
with this matter and the hearing consumed
two days. The State was represented by F.
j. Barber. Esq. and the respondent by C. C.
Webster ESD, of Keene Il.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-07
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