Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-01-16
Local Intelligence.


A A4AINl leAl El-Aas ENr-llA
Rev Geo Z MArsi- lsciz-es On Romans
Bsu Sa83Ay evening q; tie C-sirs church
Mr.. Charles s LA-e hAi one q his
sho-lisrs ais,s.A,sd last Friday ty falling CT
The 10.
The palpii Of The Bspas church "a
ssrFliel lAs; sso5ay BY Rev. Mr.. Eaton q
Vested MEss
re LTsisls o. IL last Page to-dAy. The
MA-AgtDs-i q Layiug Hens, I'll H-Aks good
rslii1g .or hen shov week
-Nr 4 c. Day. Tor several year. pa;
co-ascta5 Nth The Hozsshoi o5.s is lbo-i
p 20 remove . NAsh1A, Y. Il
he ANIMAL sale Of psvs IL the Uri.tr-Aa
church VII take pace 8, The church neIi
No1dsy evening Al 80 o'tlock
-Msss-.- Stsr-a- 4 Je-ne have sd We.
li1gina Whites Lo-ss OF B7osk street to
Mr. Willard Ingram. Pre- si7p1
Tie sgbie-i Of Rev. !. u. Green's ae1t
Sunday evening OBSCURE vII Be. Heaven
and Hell IN the ihcuehi Of IL rztio-al Chr.s-
tn
We lear It inii-st=i Ia; vs nay look
T !or something has il ihe usy Of decoration
sbo-i tie tine the renovation q the B-0oks
Hons of5ee j. conpleted
/ TIE Asa,rs q Ho-es + Co. Of TIE BIS
& Ton cash stor-, ~ers pad il shsrE star.
keys charge On Noodsy night under AZ 81
. tAebmeui ~ Cobb Bros
-SeIi Sunday evening Rev. Z. Y. Whit
ney I'll give lsct-re II "a Uuivsrsa,ist
/ eh-rch o. ;Ae s1biec; I. LIZ worth LIZ.
. iag;- Al AZ cordially invited
/ Tie asylum dramatic o34pA1y gave iLs
T pleasing drama. "Oncs Upoa e Tine OF
Tae-iay AID Weines3Ay evening. to tie
grea; delight lr1 t1isf.4.-il--: e til ps-
i..-;s
The Nsv Orleans Niastrels, Who appear
=, tie town hall tLi-. Ttsrsisy. evening
4 rank - Ole Of the best irospes q tLs rad
al ~in 11do1ttedly give f-s entertain
meg, il their liz.
-Sctool district c,e1fs shogd bar il
li-i tia; they ~ required by - 70 retzru
: % tie to-a clerk. in the mouiL Of ysur4ry.
I'll births SD d42ihs IL their respective L.
ir.ct- during iA@ year preceding.
Mss TnonEs. for 50 many rear. tbs d.
voted tescher Of the Canal street primary. =
j-.; recovering from 81 L;t2ek q TYPHOID T.
YER. Pending her compist4 restoration 70
, health. Niss Thouzs's plAce i sspp!ied by
M..s Ills Of Ssrry. y. Il
An sss9cis;iou. originating among iL=
younger rleubers q tie Ca.tzrisr soeisiy,
hAs lately beer formed. urdsr tie name of
tie Claiming Club and having for it. 2 ~
poe the soc.Al and literary Improvement Of
IT, member
Who ever would have misirusted ia,
DarEiu's missing link uo1ld st last l. dis
covered ~sb5lirg around IL the editorial
eLAi- q lie O-ce respectable PHGSII: Ari
they .ay il !. tie papa rzsszI himself uLo Ia.
thu s1ooe.sf1lly devoted himself to zo,loyi-
cal resea-cA
H z Taylor. Who has kept s;rict cas-
account vith Ii fox Of 10 BroEu Lsghorn
Leus during the past year. fnds that they
have laid a. average Of - eggs esch. and
have netted him profit Of : = each during
The year / very handsome return for
snail Investment
The choir Of St MicLaels Episeor&l
church. consisting Of Miss Cutting. soprAuo.
Mrs Hz-kius. contrzi;o, Mr. Nichols. tenor.
and Mr. Clzry, bass, attended the church
choir festival at Nergsnnss last week, Of
which some account i given il another COL
urn. They report most enjoyable time.
Arthur p STAR. son Of HO,-. Farley Starr.
formerly teller in the Peoples National Bank
Of this place, has been elected cashier O. the
First National Bank Of lama City, Iowa.
Both the young man and his family are to te
congratulated upon this marx Of confidence.
and appreciation Of his business talent
AT the annual meeting Of the Unitarian
society, held on Tuesday evening. H T.
LAErenee, o. J. Pratt and james Dalton we're
Sle-,sd prudential committee o. b. Ester |
brook, clerk and treasurer: C H Pratt. col
lector. The treasurer's report shows the So
cieiy 10 Be- in a very Satisfactory condition,
financially.
The various articles Of health food |
which Mr.. E1gene Adams sdvertises this !
week are possessed Of undoubted sanitary and |
curative properties. Several local parties |
have derived great benefit from their US.
and they are worthy the attention Of all per |
sons suffering from any Of the complaints !
mentioned IL the advertisement
The inside work on the new block is 60 |
ing forward with despatch Hoves conno- !
ready for his occupancy At an early day. and |
Davenport 4 Eddy viii remove sooa 70 their |
quarters on the second floor corner, where |
they will have the most slightly Office in town.
The Peoples bank will probably not be re-
moved till spring
The Brooks House repairs are progress
ing rapidly the work Of the Carpenters and |
masons being out Of the way, and that Of |
painting, retouehing the walls. etc. being IL
progress. careful examination OF the boil
or chimney shows that there was 10 defect il
that, and unless they can show some good
reason to The contrary the rats viii probably
have to take the responsibility for the FIRE.
The wen-knovn actors, George Edgar
and Joseph wheelock, Supported by q eompe-
ten! company, which includes Mss Louise
Muldener as DssienOnA, are to give Shakes
peare's tragedy Of "Othello" At Crosby hall
on Friday evening Of this week The com
pany is just out Of New York, after very
successful season there, and their prsssnta-
ton viii be one Of greater dramatic excel
lenee than Brattlsboro often has an oppor-
tunity TO enjoy
Postmaster Mansur reports the receipts
Of his Office in 1879, in round numbers. at
$40, 100. OF this sum 5000 was received
for 2lO,O stamps $500 for IIz.OOO enye-
loPes, and $500 for 50, 600 postal cards. There
was paid by the Office on 1856 money orders
s3s, 0T4.99; received for 2l73 money orders
issued S23, 4i9.9G The registered letters
handled numbered G142, Of which 2s5G were
delivered to patrons of the Brattleboro ofice.
The Methodist ladies' had delightful
evening for their annual festival, and a large
company. representing all the different de
nominations Of the village, Aysiled themselves
OF the opportunity for an hours relaxation