Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-11
CHURCH AND SOCIETY

Rev. II. d. Maxwell viii preach al Gull
ford Centre Sunday afternoon al 3 O clock.
Rev. l. D. Temple will preach Sunday
morning on THE Conversion OF Children"
The very rainy weather OF June caused
the W. c. 7. L. flower mission TO be post
poned to a later day.
Rev. Dr.. Harris, diocesan missionary of
the Episcopal church, will hold a service
in the Congregational church al Putney on
Sunday next al 7. NJ.
The mission circle OF the Universalist
society will hold a meeting in the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon al 2:30.
A strawberry supper will be served al 6, to
which all are invited.
Children's Sunday will be observed al the
Universalist church next Sunday. Ad-
dress to children and conservation service
al 1880: Sunday school l1:4j: Young
Peoples Christian Union p. NJ. All are
cordially invited.
The W. c. T. L. are invited to meet
with Mrs. J. ). Brown next Tuesday after
noon, June -. A full meeting is looked
for. as the plans to attend the county con
ventiou at South Londonderry, June i
and Is, are to be decided.
Hours of service in St. Mchael's Episco-
1890 A. NJ, morning prayer. sermon and
celebration of the holy communion; $50
p. NJ, evening prayer, l2:lj p. NJ, sun
day school and catechising.
The afternoon and evening sections of
the Woman's club will meet together next
Wednesday afternoon al $50 June ii,
with Mrs. O. j. Pratt, High street. II is
the last meeting before the summer recess
al will l,a rri1-
There will be a special Children's day
service at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, opening with process
sional hymn by the children of the pri-
mary departments of the Sunday school.
The classes of the school will occupy the
front pews. The first of the service will
be conducted by the children, after which
Rev. Mr.. Day will preach short sermon
in which it is expected that the children
will participate. Those who are to take
part in the exercises are requested TO meet
in the chapel as early as 1915.
Children's day, June Is, will be observed
at the Baptist church with special sermon
by Pastor Temple for the Sunday school
/ in the morning. In the evening at 7
o'clock the service will be rendered espe-
cially interesting by the participation of
/ tue CulluItu III lLc PRIMARY
and by an address by Mrs. Amanda Miller
Coleman of Richmond Va. Mrs. Coleman
is a graduate from and teacher in Harris
horn Memorial college in Richmond, and is
one of the brightest, most attractive and
intensely interesting speakers that has ever
presented the needs of and the work
among her race. A large audience should
greet her. Collection will be taken.
The winchester association of Uni
versalists," comprising the Universalist
parishes in Massachusetts west of the
| Connecticut river, will hold its annual
meeting with the parish in Leyden June
16 and II, A varied and interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. Rev. Hal D.
Maxwell of Brattleboro is to preach the
occasional sermon, and Rev. F. W. Sprague
of Boston, secretary of the Massachu sets
state convention, will discuss the work and
growth of organized Universalism in the
state, The Leyden people will gladly well
come all delegates and friends, entertain
free all who attend the meetings, besides
furnishing the necessary conveyances TO
all who apply in advance. Particulars in
regard to entertainment may be obtained
of Rev. W, d. Potter of Shelburne Falls.