Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
RN1ONT PHOENIX. BRATTLEBoRo. FRIDAY APRIL g. $685.

ter Lewis, are at her mothers, Mrs. M. A.
Mitchell's, for several months stay. Mrs.
Winston's husband is the president of the
University of Texas.
There will be n union auction in front of
the Monitor block tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock, w. d. Stearns auctioneer. Any
one wishing to dispose of articles may do so
by notifying the auctioneer. Mr.. Stearns
intends holding these auctions every two or
three weeks.
Gilbert f. Simpson of Fall River, Mass.
brother-in-la law of f. J. Richards and Mrs
c. A. Holland, died at Fall River March 81
of pneumonia and was buried in Winches-
ter Tuesday. Mr.. Simpson spent the
greater part of last winter with + j Rich
ards.
The report of the Congregational Sunday
school for the quarter ending March 81 shows
an enrolment of 221; average attendance,
1913 :; present every Sunday, 81: enrolled
in home department, %; united with the
church from the Sunday school, 10; teach
ers' meetings. Is: collections, S3O.S1: ex-
penses, SD 60; donations, SO.
Matthews Il Lash will be the name of the
firm which bought +. J. Shaw's meat mar
ket and took possession Friday. Both
members are from Wilton, where they had
an ehVlanie reputation III une meat ousl-
ness. They have taken tenements in
tue John hpoerts mouse on fiigh street and
VIII move Their iamilleS mere shortly
berJrah - DOWN anu marry f. YOU'LL
lard, Iults college 70, VIII oe ordained 10
the Unlversailst ministry at the l nlVersal-
ISL church inns : rluaE' evening" services
VIII negih al GOV oclock' new w H.
morrison oil Manchester WIN preach the
ordination sermon anu otner ChNersaliet
ministers Oh Uue county WI" Pa'VicIP"Ve'
Michael Shea, 60, for many years en-
gagged in the tailoring business here and at
Brattleboro, died Mt the latter place Mon
day morning His wife died five years
ago He is survived by three daughters,
Miss Josie, Mrs. f. c. Gale and Mrs Fred
Howe, and one son, John, all of Bratte-
boro Mr.. Shea was a native of County
Cork, Ireland, and came to this country in
1854
There will be special Easter decoration
and music at the Congregational church
| Sunday morning and evening. In the
morning the pastors theme will be Jesus
and the Resurrection In the evening the
Sunday school will have concert, one of
the exercises having been prepared by j.
| f.. Hall OF Brattleboro Next Friday even
ing the subject will be The Glorified
Christ
At the Congregational society meeting
Monday evening the following officers were
elected; Moderator g. II. higgins; clerk
Geo. \. KobertSon treasurer, Mrs. r. II.
Fuller; prudential committee, y. II. ing
gins, >, h. hildreth' Chas' A. holland' au'
ditor, q. >: Howe; musical committee NJ
;. Leach, Edw. Stenhlns, ,Teo. 4. Robert
son; envelope committee NJ. = Leach, Miss
Goa NeIIman' Mrs A. y. Bailey man
cially the society mas come out with al
debts paid ana small sum with winch e
begin the year. Tins speaks well Tor The
work OF the past year, considering The
hard times.
The boston Globe oil last sunday con
tanned the following; Inc pariors OF the
summit House We're the scene OF happN
party on tuesday evening the occasion
being the lSth birthday anniversary OF