Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-01-21

party from Wilmington will dine at the Glen
House, and will be joined by company
here and return TO Wilmington and spend The
evening.
-Faxon L. Bowen Of Readsboro has re.
Gently canvassed this town for VALUABLE
medical work entitled prevention and Our
of Disease" written by Geo. II. Napheys,
A. NJ, NJ. D., and took Is orders
There will DO a dramatic entertainment
at Glen hall Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th,
for the benefit of the Jacksonville cornet
band AT which time will be presented the
centennial drama, Zone Hundred Years Ago,
or the Boys Of '7G !" also the laughable farce
''The Prosecuted Dutohman." s. G.. Easton,
stage manager. Commences at 1870 sharp
Z.
-Several cases Of Sickness mostly Of aged
people
Springs and streams are getting low.
Some springs have failed.
The late heavy snow laid such burden
upon our buildings that in many cases it has
been cleared of.
A question asked here frequently of late
How do you like our new tax lawI This
question is considerably discussed.
At the donation visit at Sadawga last
week for the benefit Of Rev. +. Il. Lovett,
about S42 were realized. He is furnishing
the people Of his Jacksonville and
Sadawga-excellent and timely sermons on
the Sabbath.
AT the adjourned annual meeting Of the
North River Agricultural Society last Satur-
day. officers and committees were chosen for
the current year. The officers chosen were
as follows President. j. W. Morse vice
presidents, L. Il. Farnsworth W. II. II.
Parker secretary, H. g. Porter assistant
secretary, +. II. Putnam treasurer, f. S.
Allen marshal, NJ. l.. Blanchard; directors,
N. l.. Stetson, L. w. Fairbanks, f. s. Allen,
W. II. II. Parker, II. W. Barber, G. Z. Grit
fin, G. A. Barker. For want Of time but lit
tie was said upon the question selected for
discussion, and an adjournment was had for
two weeks to the Goth inst, at one o'clock
P. NJ, TO discuss the question, when it is ex-
pected that gentlemen from Heath, Mass,
| members of the North Heath Farmers Club,
will be present and take part in the discus
sion. Subject: Hay and grass what are
the best methods TO increase the quantity
and improve the quality"
Hay is now selling at from 81 to Sl2
per ton, according to quality. Several tons
have been baled recently in this section and
carried 10 market.
At a meeting of North River Grange, No.
lG5, P. Of H, held on Tuesday evening Of
| tnlb week, tue loLn, Tue lOuoWluB nhmSu per
sons were installed as officers of the Grange
for the curfent year, viz. Z. s. Allen, mas
ter L. L. Fuller, overseer; Il. ID. Brown,
lecturer A. ]. Faulkner, steward A. G.
Stetson, assistant steward Mrs. G. Foster,
chaplain Cushman Foster, treasurer j. W.
Hatch, secretary George Il. Faulkner, gate
keeper Mrs. X. d. Brown Ceres Mrs. FL
len N. Lake, Pomona Mrs A. c Stetson,
lady assistant steward After the installa-
ton the company partook of nice collation.
prepared by the LADIES, and then enjoyed a
| pleasant social visit, much to the delight and
satisfaction of all present. Members took
their families with them, and this fact added
much to the pleasure and interest of the oc-
casion.
Officers elected at the annual communi-
cation of Unity Lodge, F. d A. NJ, at
Jacksonville, Thursday evening, Jan. 18th,
1881 A. A. Butterfeld, w. NJ. E. H. Stet-
son, S. W. VIM. II. Lynde, ]. W; E.
Stetson, treasurer; w. P. Jones, secretary :
Geo. r. Faulkner, s. D.. S. Murdoch, ]. d. !;
| +. B. Johnson S. S. J. b. Chase, j. S. /;
NJ. L. Fox, marshal; II. NJ. Roberts, Choir. /;
A. c. Stetson, tyler. H.