Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-11-08
Local Intelligence.


cordially invited TO bean-bal1e Mt G.. A. r.
hail. Thursday evening Nov. y, at . o'clock
Persons who visit Cheney a Clapp's store
will entertain no doubt that this cnterprisng
firm is making ample preparation for the SEN
sons holiday trade. A few particulars are
given in our advertising columns.
The annual meeting Of the Brattleboro
Society for the prevention Of cruelty TO ami
mails. called for last Monday evening, stands
adjourned to next Saturday evening at the
Brooks House when it is hoped There viii be
a full attendance
N l. Hawley calls TIE attention Of tha la
dies to the fact that his stock Of Fall goods
is very full and complete, and that it is now,
if ever, that he can meet their demands in
every department.
At the quarterly grange meeting held last
Thursday President Buckham Of the Vermont
University spoke in the afternoon, and in the
evening Prof. Perkins gave al interesting
and practical address Oh insects injurious to
vegetation. The attendance was small.
The arrangements made 10y the young
men interested in local telegraphy for the re-
oeipt of Tuesday evenings election returns
nections having been placed in the Brooks
House Office whore the returns were received
and announced until midnight, greatly TO
the convenience and satisfaction Of the large
and interested crowd who gathered there.
Mr. j. A. Markham Is arranging to give
vocal and instrumental concert at the town
hall next Thursday evening. Besides local
talent. Mr. Markham will have the assistance
of a vocal quartette from keeue, y. II. Our
citizens, we doubt not, viii be glad Of this
opportunity to show their appreciation Of Mr.
MaxAnui's services 80 freely rendered during
his residence among us, and tine concert, it is
fair to presume, will be one OF no small merit.
by request Of q number OF the citizens
Of Buttleboro. the Estey Guard Dramatic
Alliance, assisted by Mrs. Geo. W Holbrook
and other ladies Of the village. also by Mr.
c. W. Henry Of Hiusdale, n. H. (author Of
The bankers Daughter Driven to the
Bad, and numerous ether dramatic plays
will present the four-act English drama, en-
titled The Ticket-of-L Leave Man" at the
town Hall on Wednesday evening. Nov. 18th.
Mr.. George Lawrence of this town has
handed us a reminder Of railroad days
in the shape Of a card printed by him on a
manu- pres a. OHAiieS'o"n' T. H. III l'-'.
Inc oAru il th'' Oh stage proprietor ana
advertises " The nearest route from Saratoga
Springs to Boston-through in three days by
daylight-faro : only" by way Of Bellows
Falls, keene and Concord. This old relic
i'oAS stranger! enough now though eating
IRON not very remote antiquity
W
Last Aola"! evening soon after hail
past seven hre was discovered III George
MOVE Darn, "H''H Is rented ana occupied
D! D. Il Taylor Tor Lis NlilAge coach business.
Al a''''iIi was gwen "1' u-Io'' 'l' Ueltl-
meh' reached the spot the hfe WAS pa, our ~
Johh hetlihs' Jr., VINO ran IL anu did the
WorA with pan oil water. Examination
showed thAt the hre lad been IN phe OF
sra" III Inc Dack part oi tne Darn near some
Do1 stalls "h!cA were occupied by valuable
horses 4heie seems 10 De no uo"o' lla' il
was "liuHy set ny some person VINO "Hi'sc
10 SEE pl'@e'
Inc bra'ueooro mouse mas oeeh pur-
chased Of Messrs d. Este! " 20 py Col A
l. Duh'oh ana @ir' Henry campbell VINO
Will TAXI POSSESSION Oh thr properly Dec. !.
BON lAese gentleman arr vel known 1"
every BODY III lhis section OF the STATE, Us vel
as 10 the whole travelling puohe, both have
mad long experience III the line OF hotel bust
hess ana DON are men OF hAcH e2ceiiel' ahG
established persona! character rs 70 assure
from the outset the hrst-ciAss standing OF the
mouse ID lheh charge We need not say tAa'
there is a generally expressed feeling CT salts
iHcuon III the community thal tins MOTEL
properly goes INTO 20 sood Aahds-
We ar, glad 10 be able TO announce TINS
week the certain prospect tAH' the WORK OF
construction OF ne bfalleooFo " "AltehaA
railroad VIII be begun IL earnest IL an early
DAY. Al the directors meeting ned II tins
liacs last SATURDAY the contract WIN harms
oro'- d 90 WIN NE OoAu gwen lo4 as Iui-
iliheu'' va rA''Iieu ana approved. Al Inc
s'ooAAoiuefs meeting, Aelu '4-ille dia'e'! al
Ter inc directors meeun6' lne ISSUE OF SIlu'-
w" al "o--N' anu o. F'"'ou' "uu'''ol"' S'ocA
WAC '"'1u iul'io1S ol 'ne "orA OF eohslruo-
l'oA' lHciud4Lb me greater part OF INC section
from "es' DuiiiiLeIS'oH 10 harmony N4!Ie'
nave "ieAu! oseH SNoie' py HARRIS b'oS'
20 10 esponsloie parties irooaO'y MOI hucn
earn "oiA wiz DC "''enip'eo 'i-'a SeasoH' o"'
- "a ,--'' IN ''lA VIVA anu iii,l7'i'
Wiz u l"s'i0u Do iH' a. 'N' "1A'Hel VIII per
mt
Never mas PuDAc enthusiasm reached
sueA " p''cA 1i'i'Is our sooorel ana more uie-
nlhed citizens as at the concert given Nednes-
day evening by the Swedish Lady Vocal
Quartette. The quartette singing OF these
ladies' for ,o,e,,bI dalicocv If cvrressiop
- - -. -,
'HN Pe''''''o" u ii'-3is' s'"i'''9 VII 3iieu
IL our country "iile then ncA' heAloie
voices blend into such strains Of wonderful
harmony as to reach the soul Of every nearer.
Two only of tho ladiesa,,n.sred IN solo. NIi.s
so,,oro,,s cr,,tr,lto ov,a,, aud Mis-. Ny;5bar,,
the prima donna of the quartette Miss