Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03
Local Intelligence.


Sunday morning, with sermon by the pastor
Mr.. W. T. Wilkins is building a house
on Mechanic Square for Geo f. Crowell with
u second one in prospect
Edwin Earl has purchased the bakery
business Of Messrs. Baker and Horton and
taken possession
E. H. Farrnr lectures at Kindergarten
hall this evening at half-pnst Z, on the 'IIalf
Day School"
-Chas. G. Alexander is building an extern
sion on the rear of Rythers arcade for the
enlargement Of his meat market.
Hunters report little or no game in the
fields and woods. The abundant orop of nuts
ought to bring around some squirrels, if moth.
ing more.
A special meeting Of the Windham coun.
ty poultry and pet stock association is called
for next Tuesday evening, at No. . engine
house.
II. Il. Lawrence has sold his fine bay
gelding Fashion" to an Ohio man, who
takes the animal to make one of u matched
pair price $500.
Mr. S. N Herrick, who has been suffer
ing this week from a state Of delirious excite
ment subsequent to a low and feverish con-
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b"' y" ~ o'''"orA ana uhduo
W.,
'i'' oiu H''iiu anu
- w. ~ "''o'' 'o'i'','un''y "i'
| 90 '"'A !" MS pl"c' III
q" D"PP "l'er long enforced ab-
senco from i'll health
Rev. S. II. McCollister, 3D., late presi-
dent Of Buchtel College, Akron, Ohio, will
| supp! 'i' ni''rS"'is' pulpit next sunday
iioii''Nb' !" 'ne evening ne VIII deliver a
,.1'',' III 'N' 'Nu''n Oh his recent foreign
/ i''' poem .or'B'h"Il AGAIN AIhu
-,'''H." WINES n'r niAslc "'hu again hef
la '''"1'' i''"i7 u cH'uBhB MUGS
4"0 'liu' Soiu! S'rS Inc l'"''H Ii ho'
iIO'v "nu'i 'n'u 'Ae H"ilu Win "hlch the
"'! s'%,P5 vi, on'a'nu. ours
WI H. ""'A'r VI Oo'or"uo' mas D.eh
'''NNs i''' ii,'nu9 III 'n' last ana h'' l'it
WIN u, d sample Oh the wool produced by LIS
s'"u' 'lcA'c"i aheeP' MI walker VINO now
Irsi"'S III NeuFer' mas hVe hooks on Ha many
uinereht ranches. numbering IN all some
"ooo sheep'
The season Is evidently determined to
MAINTAIN Us reputation Tor phenomenal wealth
er. Inc irosis OF last Thursday aud Friday
nights which not only nipped but actually
iroze vegetation come on at least fortnight
earlier than usual, and have been succeeded
tins week by days OF midsummer tempera-
ture.
The arguments before eX-Goy Stewart as
master IN the organ case began on Wedues-
Gay III Inc lower town hal when Col Has
kIhs delivered " carefully pre pared argument
Tor the orator. This forenoon Mr.. DECKER
son oil Ne" York spoke Tor the defence. and
this afternoon L. }. Phelps makes the closing
argument Tor the orator
"A citizen who has noticed something Of
The KIM IL one or TWO Massachusetts towns,
suggests that' as Brattloboro has no soldiers
monument II would be well to supplement
the proposed band stand, or balcony with
memorial tablet TO be also placed Oh the town
han front and containing the names Of the
brAtueOoro men who lost their lives IL the
war OF the rebellion.
COS HOOKER ana Ls'ey accompanied
uo'' i'o0'or 10 ''l""" lASt week to attend
the opening OF the Dominion exhibition The
BoNeinois Vi A4"ho ana Ohlo' with their
s'"nH, were Hi'o present ana the party report
'i-"' nv! euJ'! Gu ilos' ueHBAuu4 TIME, ana |
tA"' Inc! were received py GoVernor-General
Lofho ana 'he ffilcess' with every mark Of |
A'hu anu uls'lns ulSueu attention
Inc EAs'o nose company OF Greenheld, |
miss VINO 'ook the hrst money IL the hose
race al our hr"'u'Doro muster year ago
nave lnl' season won TOUR hrst prizes and one
second Prl@'' AsgreeatihB 500 III ALL Their
iA''s1 acme 'ulon' was al hoiyoke, Mass,
lAS' FluA!' "Aen 'hey ran loo" feet, carry
ing ""' i'tl Oh nose attached to hydrant,
broke ''uPNuE' l"'d 2"o feet OF hose, attached
pipe ana Bo' water through III minute.
Inc lTi%' was ~" god
dav evening to hear Rev. Mr. Burcbard civ.
an account Of how he spent his SUNDAYS dur.
ing his recent European trip was so larpe
that adjournment was made to the audience
room of th, church. and every seat was occu-
pied So much interest was awakened by the
recital that it il to be hoped that the reyer-
end gentleman may be prevailed upon n
give some further account of his Journey Mt
an early day.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing at the post office in this village, Oct .:
Ladies.-AIrs johanna Bowler, Mrs. l
Fuller, Miss Hattie Hasl.ins. Miss Annie Nc
Galley, Miss Lottie l. Stevens Mrs. Man
dana Thompson, Miss Maria Whitney.
nts-Alphonso Burnham. Diusmorc
Blood, c. Blocker, jefferson Durham. Mich.
ae Baker. Wesley ". Barrett. Il. S. Chanin
c. T. Farnham. L. G. Gum. A. +. Holden.
F. J. Morse, Prof. J. E. Miller. Owen Muir
ply, Benz F. Pratt, James Peabody, Luere-
thus D. Ross, Alden W. spAulding. C. F.
Spaulding. D. c. Sullivan, Rev. +. T. San
ford. II. L. Sanders
Held for postage-Geo. Warren Allen.
Boston, Mass