Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-03-02
Puguey.

htN. n D. Parsons preached his farewell ser
mon az the Baptist church last Sunday m.
,,l IN was hlled 10 nearly its seating capacity
Mr. Parsons dwelt at considerable length NM
me dliheultit's that had grown out OF his conner
non WIN the church and society in this plar.
which he discussed in calm fair and disIassio,'
ate manner that reflected much cr,,dit in HI r,
cdl ana trying situation; he had no fault Ia drJ
Nlh the decision Of the council, but regraft,i
tHa' Tue council was not held with uDeu donrs
Tree To every one To hear and See; that his cnn'
science was clear regards any iut.utinnal
b., - u',ils III ms department Us pastor during
we luns Time he had been connected with The
church al tins place, and that when he shonid re-
ce,Ne run pay Tor his services here, he shouII can
Gel every dollar Of his indebtedness Mr. -
sons's Passionate here extends over a ri al az
tlshl Years ana during this time till recently h..
nus apparently been popular with his parisbon
a. anu otth Jealous ana efficient lablrrr m ~.
haptlst church, was to a large extent instr,in,.I
lal IN building an elegant and cummolious cbir',i,
euilice, mas bullt up quite church and society is
"i eHel setc ana enthusiastic temperance Workar
- prominent member Of the Grand Army, -,
mere ana was largely instrumental in its or,inni
rlo anu IN Tue post VIII find it difficult Ia III his
li'aVe' ne mas bcrn prominent in most of the ~.
ilsluus ana benevolent enterprises of th. NO.,
tn many respects he will be- much missed wb,.n
Henry H. Laughton. who for s.v,.r,l ,-.,,,.. -
hau supervision of the Ioughton farm LaS
moved 70 Bellows Falls where he takes char, f
boarding house '''' se ol
l.. C. Gorham. teamster. has r.nt..i a..
soon move on to it, '''' anu VIII
,Slrarns Elough has exchanged his pla,,. IN, tho
Iilldsr WIN Geo, IL. Phillips for The. Riley EuiIt
IT, ~ III bulhlhrFslon, and Mr.. Phillips has Eli
tue Cinugl property To A h UrW,ii La "as sou
UNDERSTOOD viii build two tenement hons II ~, -
same the coming season '' VI" t"'
Ia District No. Mrs E. Il WALL. ..l.., .
ertulil year of successful work as trnrhsr nv, III
"IS "l Hist Week. Her popularity seems ,,,,,it
"i', Sc was ON TINS occasion presented la, r.
Scmolts with a hanlsome dressing ms. - NJ w.
r"HilR pupils were perfect in attendance ana
puh'tuallty during the winter term Mini I'M ',''''
~, fIhe slater, Eva Brock, Fior.nr,. I,ii,,N.
rIru' Hrursr and Willie lannum t,lifT,r Hn gu
son, Archie and Ralph Houghton. '"'''
49, me { supper and the spellins-uat..b nj ill.,.
unslrSalohal vrstry on TUESDAY .ytni, ~ u
Ni'nji, a1oSei ny thr large company present Mis-
nllile lsuWtun, the Teacher in Dist ~ n, a 'htH
hIact Blodgett from District No II 49,, ~ o. anu
rrs as spoilers both going down mail, 'ite iau
same word. '" "i'H'y on The
m iTN' >. Frank Rhuades, Of Barr. Will i.,,,,...
a ,nJ Congregational church SATURDAY ,y,.,i,','
ne I hiNersallst ladies' have plann..l r., h.,.,s
n,,. az, ' W., lucent suppers once month nh
'"''S evening was well patronized n
\, ne ne Bellows Falls Times of this week sa,s tho,
MlrHh Ward, formerly of Puiuev s,,T1e 'ha'
N'lcB m the great Dakota bliz5ar5' ca So
In, LII instance from home when oyertal,.,, " Si
,.i ~ "hl'i So blinded him that he nst A. ~ ~
G,u tne road lie then crawled 10 "A Larl,ad way
Ii ,vi miich ne knew II he followed mn I'M. iii
''tiuI SOME lltteen rods would brin,, NJ, 80
nous OF neighbor, though his n,-S5 I'il olne
Iu' my rods distant. Fortunately h.. IN W t
i'ft "iNttlnh, or otherwise. la. in,st l,', 80 Wv
La'I Wheh ne arrived he could moi sn.aI IL
f~r,us,l 'TVt anu iace were frozen, the ics baJ
braathin't ,i,i n inlSk over his mouth and he Mas
hls nose; MIR Ward has sin,s. ,,'s. ~. ~ from
lost nearly all his cattle recovered, Tut he