Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-09

spattering Of the hot fat when she threw the
water on it. The escape was narrow ono
from a worse accident, which might have cost
her her life and burned tho house.
AT the first annual meeting of the Brat
tleboro Young Mems Christian Association,
hold Wednesday evening, these officers were
elected for the coming year President, -.
Estey vice presidents, A. W. Nichols, G.. II.
Clapp recording secretary, Eugene Adams;
corresponding secretary, A. r. Cutters treas
uror, f. II. Van Doom. The troasurer's re-
port shows the amount of money raised dur
ing the year to have been S13G3G4, and the
amount expended $12S7. 01-leaving balance
of $7G.G3 liabilities May Z, S174.03, re-
sources StG5. G3-leaving deficit for the year
of $3.50. The reports OF the president and
general secretary were passed over till the adj
iournod meeting to be held next Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Sixteen now names
were proposed for membership-eight active
and eight associate.
The Connecticut Valley MinisteriaFUnion
met with the pastor of the Unitarian church
on Monday and Tuesday. Monday afternoon
Rev. Il. W. Whitney read an essay on 'TheO-
ries of Inspiration" In the evening a pub
lie meeting was held in the Unitarian church.
The subject for discussion was Christian
Union" Addresses were made by the Rev.
| Though there was some difference of opinion
as to the extent 10 which cooperation is prac-
| ticable with churches holding different doc
! trinal views, all we're agreed that though the
| liberal churches are compelled TO protest
against what they believe TO be the errors of
the orthodox churches, yet the things held in
common are of more importance than the
things about which they differ. In these I'M
derlying things is q real basis Of union, and
| Nlnan AHA ntsr oil
| drawn together. The next meeting of the
association will be at Oharlestown, N. II.
Tho following is the list of letters remain.
ing in the Bratteboro post office, May O.;
| Lades-Mrs. G. NJ. Brackett-2, Miss L. J. Crisbee,
Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. s. e. Gibson, Mrs. Hitchcock,
| Mrs. Emerson Morse.
Parker, o. f. Randall, Richard Roberts, c. II. Stew
art W. II; sherwood, e, W. Thayer, Arson Whitney,
Miscallaneous-Reed Taylor, Messrs. L. g. & c.
L. Howard.
F1BEMEN's PARADE
The annual parade of the village fire de.
| partment will occur on Saturday, May nth
The procession will be formed at 2 p NJ, on
Elliot street. the right resting on MAN, in tue
following order
| First Regiment Band.
| Chief and Assistants.
Protective Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1.
| Hydropath Company, No. 3.
3
PhWniK Company, No. 6.
The line of march will be down Main street,
up South Main and Clark, down Canal street
and up Main, across the Common, and back
to place Of starting At O'Clock the trial OF
machines will take place.
ADDITIONS TO THE PRE- PUBLIC LIBRARY
REFERENCE.
Atlas Of the world. Rand, McNally Co. Chi
cago. 1888
Imperial Dictionary, vols. John Ogilvle n.
Y. 1888.
Books Presented by James Conland,M. D.
Capt. Cooks Voyages Round the World. 1864 2lO.ll
England in 1885; Letters. F.Von Raumer. 1885, So q
Dante, Life Of 1874. 90
Books Presented by o. L. French.
Rev. John Murray, Life OF 1881 2e3i
North American Indians, History of Drake. 23O.lO
Uniyersalism, History Of p Whittemore. 230lG
Vermont Historical Gazetteer, vol. 4. 1868.
Essays, vols. II. Giles. 1850. 3OG
Sermons on Many Subjects. II. Coleman. 1888. 35.2
Poems. Mrs. l.. H. Sigourncy. 1893. 40.l
Presented by Lorenzo Harris
Memoirs OF stephen Gillot. b. Seebohm. 1904 25.5
Presented by Hon. J. NJ. Tyler
Official Register Of tho U. S., 2 vols. 1881. SOIL
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