Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-12-03
Local Intelligence.


The interest on loans at the Vermont
Savings Bank is due December first.
The book club partook of their annual
supper at the Brooks House, Monday.
Mr. Edward Crosby has removed his
family into his Main street block for the win
ter.
Mr. Israel Woods weather record for
November gives inches Of rain and y inch
es Of snow.
Hon. George Howe went to Washington
on Wednesday, where he intends to spend
the winter.
The new street extending from Forest
square to the ncighborhood of the Asylum is
open for trnvel.
Purchase your Christmas supplies early
at Cheney & Clapp's. For further partcu-
ars see their advertisement
A semiannual dividend of p por cent.
has been declared by the Vermont Valley
railroad payable January 1.
Geo. F. Selleck has a large and elegant
stock of picture cards for the holiday trade
also full line Of fine stationery.
The pastor of the Unitarian church being
of on a Sundays vacation, there will be no
service at the church next Sunday.
Teams crossed the Connecticut river on
the ice at Gilsons ferry Nov. 3Oth and at
the pptncv ferry four DAYS previously.
Congressman J. NJ. Tyler started for Wash
ington on Wednesday via Boston, where his
viz ,viII ,on,oin for n few weeks before ioin.
ing him at the capital.
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That late pears are not worm the rA'S'nB'
those Doyenhe d hiVres "h'ch you sent
III on tuesday would nave convinced 'he
most scepucal.
Next SUNDAY evening rev. T. W. VIM
ney will give in the Uniyersalist church the
first OF Il series of lectures to young people.
Subiect "Prenariup for the Future All
are cordially invited.
q, Thursday evspinU the 9th at the
s,,d,. ~ Tho ras,or If the Unitarian church
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Dfa'ueooroi " oe neiu Deo' ON anu ''n'
Jackson Son, the new bookOinders IN
| Market block, are turning out some excellent
work. A volume for the Land Records of
| Marlboro recently bound up by them in
Russia leather, Is handsomely and substan-
uaiiy uohe'
A dispensation has been granted by the
Grand Master Of Vermont for new Masonic
lodge in this place, to be called the Brattle-
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The Murray Club presented "Cinder-
ella at Crosby hall, on Tuesday evenin g.,
followed by The Rough Diamond" The
performance gave satisfaction to a respecta-
| Die audience and added handsome sum to
| the Universalist vestry fund
The opeping of the series of gatherings
by the members of the Choral Union began
very auspiciously last evening. About fifty
were present, and they entered into the spirit
of the opera choruses with vim which au.
ours well for their success. Ne" members OF
the chorus Will be gladly welcomed
December was ushered in by an old fash
Toned snow storm. the feathery flakes falling
thick and fast nearly all day "wednesday. and
with the previous excellent foundation, the
sleighing is now all that could be desired.
The depth of snow as it fell is reported at Ii
inches, though 1t has now settled TO or 10.
| What a pity it is, to be sure, that the De-
f1,aer bov can't wine ont the effects Of his
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rnIIic co., vorv Ii,tla ,,ho &c. M Prrv,,Iy
editing so long AS Won get your lust deserts
at its hands as has been the case during the
past summer
Some interest is likely to be manifested
in the VILLAGE Meeting which ia called for
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1t Is true, Charles, that we did not deny
the Springfield Republican correspondent
contemplate thrust about Waite having run
and edited The PHGNIx, and for the very
good reason that the assertion was too alb
surd and ridiculous to be dignited by seri'
Gus contradiction, Give us another free ad
yertlsement, and If we think it's worth any
thing we'll pass ID to your credit on that $l0C