Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-15
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.
windhAm County Gave $1,000 at Home
MIssionary Rallies

The last Home Missionary rally held by Mrs.
Caswell In the state was al Rutland, recently,
when she was assisted by Rev. C o Day OF Brat
tleboro and Rev H. D. Wizard. field secretary Of
the interior. Ms. Ca well spoke chiefly Of her
work in Vermont Dur ing her stay in the state
she has made the rounds Of nearly every county,
beginning at BrattlebOro and ending Ct Rutland.
The success attending her efforts in behalf Of the
Gen o. o. Howard roll Of honor is highly cred.
table. about 5000 being raised This is appor-
toned according to counties as follows: Wind
ham, $1,000; Windsor, $500; Orange, $3.50; Wash
noble. sioO: Franklin $500: Chittenden, S4OO: Ad.
olson. $500 miscellaneous contributions. 500; by
letter. Slo0O. Total 500. After the speaking the
Congregational church al Rutland raised Si1o,
making the total amount raised in Vermont S5000.
Friendship circle D. of R., have a social at Odd
Fellows hall next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
on Sunday. Nov ~. there will be a special ser.
vice for deaf mutes in ST Michael's church at
P.
The children OF the Episcopal parish will meet
for musical training at the choir room tomorrow
Meetings in the Advent church will be discon.
tinued until further notice, because OF work being
done on the house.
The regular meet ing Of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Sons Of Veterans will be held at Grand
Army hal next Monday evening.
The topic for next Tuesday evenings Christian
EDdeavor meeting Al the Baptist church will be
''Rejecting Christ; the consequences" Matt Y,
Ills. -, IS.
Rev L. D. Temple viii begin next Sunday even
ing at the Baptist church a course Of sermons on
"Conrtship, marriage and home" The subject
OF the first discourse will be "A young man s
problem"
Christian Science service and SUNDAY school
at p Laurel street at IO:45. Class meeting Wed
nesdAy evening with Mrs HaSkins corner Of
Canal and Maple streets, at 7:30. All interested
are welcome.
At 81. Michael's Episcopal church, services on
Sunday next, Esd after Trinity; BAN. holy com
munion; 1880 A. n, morning prayer and sermon;
ll:45 A. NJ, Sunday school and catechising; p. NJ
evening prayer.
Rev. Z. B. Leavitt will give the second Of his
series of plain talks" on Christian citizenship
ct the Unitarian church next Sunday evening.
The subject will be a mans duty 70 his mind
education, reading, college training" Mr. Miller
will sing.
The mission circle Of the Universalist church
meets at $50 next Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. The subject TO be considered is
sunday school work, upon which Rev Mr.. Max
well viii address the members at the opening Of
the meeting.
Morning worship at the Universalist church
next Sunday at 1880; Sunday school ll:45; Chill
dren's Christian union, P. ~; Young Peoples
Christian union, P. n. Az are cordially invited
TO these meetings. AT 2;SOithere will De preach .
ing in the UnyerSalist church at Guilford Centre
The Fortnightly elGb Will hold its November
meeting at the home of $. B. Emerson on Oak
street next Tuesday evening at 7:s5. There will
be three short papers upon the subject, The de
veopment of American character, national and
individual The readings will be followed by a
social hour