Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-12-01

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excellent PAPER on INC nest I'nnu'9h ior
irai,ssionm Me"' an" M interesting u'a'u'-
SION followed
The free public library is indebted TO tie
courtesy OF Col G. W. Hooker for com
pI' t. ret OF state reports also copy "i NE
revised iH"5 OF Vermont '"N"o'' oo'F
Ton 10 the h'r"ly'
The Wiudham County Poultry and P,t
stock Association are arranging Tor thelr htth
annual exhibition, which VIII b" LcldFhe first
now in the hands OF the printer
In his Thanksgiving sermon, yesterday,
Rev. q. +. Martin took his text from II.
Chron, xix 81, his sermon being consid-
Grafton OF the spirit, cause and result OF night
Thanksgiving.
Tho Tba,ksoivinr ..,n.ou brourht ideal
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luahhstiNIhE "'a'h't. ono" enough l'Ho
Wednesday to make rleighing possible, and
on Tlursdav there were bright skies aud q
land Tbankegiviug duy
%, and er,sr to d,, net inst, tho fr,.
library viii h. omen daily Patrons era ne
nn.stsd IN hripg i'm hooks without yait;pg lin
S,t,r1,,, ri,bt botb for tboir own cory.p
is,ca and tbet of n,. librarian Mrs Fulton
has resumed her luttes in the library
Tho Uir.dsIa brid,o rron,r,v has b,eu
bopolt Inv a comu,uy Of roatleuicn. xlomat
Nov. ~ and orpanizsd by choice, If the fol-
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treasurer, Geo. ). Dowley; directors, G. j.
Arni1OD Edward Stcbb;ue Henry d HOlion
CO = D,y,ia,. / l. Martin
'e"' D b'"Ie1' '' H. 'la'''H'
The good Baptist brother who left his
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paah: 2l assistant Thos Fcut9p: clrr and tr,l-llr
| cr, Timothy Fitzgerald; suction Lussm-n, Martin
austin, chas. MeNiinn.m1n' John p,yi1c, JOB Long;
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| ~ ,Go lat. Nail I,1,yi,,r oSainst the st
| of the late Roxana Davenport has been held
this week. They find the amount due the
| Bovker estat, to be -. 9-O I3 The case will
! be carried by the Davenport heir, to the coun-
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stearns; secretary, Mr. H. BE- ygles; treasurer Mr..
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| Mrs. F. Hastings, Mrs. Ciapp, Mis-. q. ". wynan,
Mrs. /: BaId~eA; visiting Canmiae', Mrs. E.B. Bar
s,', Nf'' Is oo''' bits W. H. "'1u''' N''' L' l.
| ~ p Whit loft Rrattl.horo nm Ny.dn.s
! aav manning en- route for CiainesyiIa FIg
! where he viii snerd the winter He ,Tns mr.,
COMMANDED by lis family as far a. Worcester
Mass, and viii himself leave New York for
! FInri5o direct to-rnorro,y t,,orping H. yiu
bo Joined by Ransom Farr of Chesterfield.
! Tue two have contract for building house
| IN Gainesville this winter.
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| IL" hHSIun Ph'leu's Iouuu great enjoy %
! mont in an entertainment of rsadngs given
! them on Friday evening Inst by Hon las NJ
| IT. NJ 60 -. - III -
| i!'ti' n" Seleetons were ulaue WIN TNr'
| discrimination and were admirably rendered
| 4 pArtv of personal friends of Mr. TYLER
rsupposed To be sane feel themselves nndec
! N3,tP".,NN " 20 nam, iS'' 'H0iH'oi't 7 uH"oi
| ouhgation Tor being allowed 10 participate III
! tho enjoyment OF the evening.
The markets were only moderately sup
| Piled with Thanksgiving poultry. Good poul-
! try was in active demand and was readily tax
en- by the regular dealers, 80 that little or
none was sold by farmers from house Ia house.
| The paying price for chickens was . and l6
cents and for turkeys Is cents with 20 cents
paid for some choice lots. Turkeys sold for
% cents and chickens for Is and 20.
The Argus has a good word for Col. Hook
! err; "Some people seem to be born to GOOD
! luck, and Geo. W Hooker is one of them. A
! big Democratic minority in the lower house
| of Congress makes it pretty certain that the
| colonel will not be rgeantat-arms of the
| House again, but he is quite liable to step in
to that position in the Senate. Well. il tie
Republicans are going TO have the Offices in
the Senate. we hone George will have one of
the best ones"
The following is the list of letters rernain-
ina in tba Rrottleboro most oNica No.
I.adies-LAura Arliu, Fannie E. BowIes. Mrs Mary
G. Cook, Nellie Carter, Mrs. Robert Delaney, Matilda
PonaaOf, dGa Dqn4; hate r1ncJM, Mrs Lestna
Mrs. Hannah H. Miner, Mrs f. Wiiiams' ''''''
Geuts-Lucius Averil G. S. Bell, Clarence Chase II.
ohad9ourne' Jas Ganheld also paesagel, OTIS $. Ca
r. Jas i1pdst. heirs Mics II odvd "
Hall Lowell Holt, George L. Hall, r. HoTeue, Alonzo
Tame, Geo B. James, Z. A; Lord c. D. Miller, W. f.
"'''To'1u' Nelsou "1'', A',Iu A. H1rIen-.
I'm IN our mention Oh tne warrant Tor me
yInuge meeting lase week we overlooked the
stuoiS wnlcn ask Tor an appropriation 10 pay
Army posi Soe rnissd ,ba fn