Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-04
The congregational Ministers.

The Windham association of Congrega-
tional ministers met al the Brooks House
on Monday. Rev Messrs. Goodhue
Chaplin. Rabbit, Shaw Switzer, Cameron,
HYDE, Harris. Hardy, Furness and Mrs
Norton were present. Rev. Mr. Shaw
was made moderator Rev. Nj Day
resignation as scribe was read and sccrp--
ed. Rev. Mr.. Harris was received on ie.-
ter from the WlnOoski association and LAT
er was made scribe. Rev. Mr.. HYDE gave
the concio Rev. Mr.. SWitzer read pa
per on THE First Day Of the Week
which was freely criticised. Reports were
heard from the churches Reviews OF
books read on spiritual Culture" foe
lowed. Mrs. Norton conducted a B.u.e
lesson.
Ii was voted to meet at the Irooks
House on the first Monday in February.
The following parts were assigned. Con-
clio. Rev. q. A Furness. sermon p.al.
Rev. W. a Estabrook: first essay Oh
''Some Aspects of the Religious Life ot
New England Rev. Smith Morton. seq
ond essay, "The Second Coming of
Christ" Mrs. N. Z d. Norton. book r--
views 10y all; Bible lesson. Rev. z. i.
shaw; discussion, The Sacrihc.ai Wo-E
OF Christ by Rev. ?. F. Barnard
Real Estate sales.
L. NJ. Angler has sold his house Oh the
West BIattleOOro road 10 BENJAMIN s..
Crown of Northampton, Mass. Mr., Crown.
who is a son of 2. F. Crown, will move Go
Brattleboro at once and will continue bis
work as a pastel painter. The sale wa
made through F. j. Baileys real estate
agency.
uosaa Mann of prottlabor, hoe t,o,,.,l. .
through the agency of F. j. Bailey The
Lawrence watercure building on the sou.a
side of Elliot street, owned by p. b. Fran
els, A. Parker Browne OF Boston, guar
dian. The sale was made Monday. the
buyer giving part cash and part rea es-
tate. Mr.. Mann will make extensive r..
pairs on the Elliot street property
The L. c. Carpenter farm aud hone
stead in Guiford, formerly occupied by o..
7. Noyes of Brattleboro, has been sold g.
Albert Wilton Of Springfield who ez-
poets to take possession about Jan. Il
Mr.. Carpenter intends to move TO d tTo-.
Mich, where he has relatives Tue pro-.
erty was sold by +. j. Bailey.
The Re-OrERniZed Murray Club.
The first meeting of the reorgauiz--
Murray club was held al the Universe.
p rlors Tuesday evening, about 1870 men
bers being present. Supper was served -
the vestry at $50 O. clock. In the eveu.u-
Rev. II. ID. Maxwell made a few introlu.
tory remarks and Rev. L, Q. 5. Osgoo.
made an address upon "The Relation %.
Culture to Religion" Col. Il. L Tay1~
also spoke and Miss Caroline B. Howe %.
Boston gave several delightful rendering
OF some of Eugene Fields poems TIN.
following committees were announced toy
the winter: Dramatic, Mr.. and Mrs {. j.
Stickney, Mrs. II. K. Brown, Mrs WI
Edwards and d. L Tasker; social, MI
II j. Clark, Mrs. A. j Currier, Miss Alta
Bishop, Mrs. Chas. Newell, f. r. Naugual
Arthur Simonds and +. l. Swift.
An unusual amount of enthusiasm wa
displayed al this meeting and the prosres
for an interesting and profitable winter is
bright. II is the intention of the ciu0 q.
hold at least one social a month during the
winter. Plans are also being made ior 90
play TO be brought out by the society ln
March in connection with the Lecture
course.