Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-15

ing Of the snow blockade, Jan 10th, this is
the only time the narrow-gauge train has been
late since the road went into operation. On
Wednesday a large rock fell on the track be-
low Jamaica station, and gave the road its
first broken rail
One Of the combination cars will be taken
10 st. Adams next week, TO have the baggage,
express aud mail accommodations enlarged.
On the return Of this car one of the observa.
ton cars will be taken to st. Adams TO be
converted into baggage, express and mail
car throughout
EASTER SERVICES.
The Brattleboro churches will all have
services next Sunday appropriate 10 the East
err festival. At tho Baptist church the morn
ing sermon will be on symbols of the Res
direction" followed by the ordinance Of bap-
tism. In the evening, at o'clock, there
will be children's service.
At the Congregational church the morning
sermon and music will be suited to the day.
In the evening an Easter concert will be
given by the Sunday school.
At the Unitarian church, in place of the
usual morning service, a choral and respOn-
sive service will be given, in which the chill
dren will have a prominent part. In place
of a sermon the pastor will read poem writ
ten for the occasion.
At the Universalist church sermon and
music will have special reference TO the day,
and in the evening there will be Sunday
school concert.
There will be services at the new Methodist
church in accordance with the notice else
where given.
At the Roman Catholic church high mass
will be celebrated at 1920 A. NJ, with music
especially prepared for the occasion.
The following will be the order Of music at
st. Michaers (EpiscopaD church:
IA. M.-NArISs.
Professionalism Churchs One Foundation"
Carok-'God hath sent His angels" lis. b. Hodges
"Chrlst our Passover" Chapple
Glorias- Jones, Zeuner Tuckerman
TIE Deum, Stepgau
Easter lynne "Jerus Christ is risen to-day
Eoyello
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Christian soldiers"
HAN.
TIE Deum, steggall
Gloria Tibi Wilson
Easter Anthem, Mozart
Dykes
ohertory Authenticated is he that cometh in the
name Of the Lord" Gounod
Anthem-"Come unto Him." Tuokerman
Hymn aOl-"Brcad of the world N""''a hoase'
Gloria in E1celsis, Wilson
SsoV r. As-lhlLDhhAh sEhNICk
PrOcessional-Hymn 81.
Opening Service.
Carol.
Address.
Onertory
Carol.
Closing Service.
RecessonAl
1880 P. N.-EvKSsoSo.
Hymn AS
Glortas.
Cantate DOmiui, Jackson
Deus MisreAtur, BueL
Hymn loi-"Jesus lives o day of days!" '
Benediction.
Nunc dimittis.
The music will be rendered by the follow
ing persons, under the direction OF Prof. II.
W. Alexander; Sopnnos-Mrs. II. A. Train.
Miss Matte Fuller; altos, Mrs. Z. j. Ives,
Miss Hannah Schuster tenors, G. s. Nichols.
Edward Fuller; bass, n. G. Sawyer, Walter
Henry. In addition to this choir, the chill
dren of the parish will sing at the Z A. NJ and
$3.50 p. n. services.
IN MEMORY OF MISS THOMAS
The following resolutions have been pass
Sd by the Canal-st. school.
WHEREAS, We have learned Of the sad and sudden
death Of our beloved former teacher Miss Harriet o.
Thomas,
Resolred. That by her death We the members OF the
Cana-si. school, have lost aud faithful friend
who in aud out Of the schoolroom, used every effort
to help and bless US.
Resoiucd That shall ever highly cherish the mem
DRY OF her upright and useful life, and that we bear
witness TO her rare patience, kindness, aud devotion
to welfare.
Resoiced. That copy Of these resolutions be sent
to her family and that they be published in the Brat
tleboro papers.