Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-11
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

The Red Men will hold a rehearsal of the hun
ter's degree to night.
Beauseant commandery, Knights Templar, will
work the Temple degree to night
Fort nummer colony, Royal Arch chapter,
worked the z. NJ. and " +. NJ degrees last even
ing
The Baptist Christian Endeavor committees
will meet at l.. W. Hawley's at : 80 Monday even
ing
The mission circle OF the Universalist church
will hold meeting at the vestry next Thursday
afternoon.
Bishop Vincent will give lecture on tom and
his Teacher here April 70 under the auspices Of
the Epworth league.
Friendship circle will meet next FRIDAY after.
noon. Feb. II, at odd Fellows hall. supper will
be served at as usual.
Christian science service and Sunday school at
l0:4i; class meeting Friday evening at go at the
parlors. ?, Prospect street.
The progressive - club met last Friday night
with Timothy Aher on Forest street. Tonight it
will meet with John O'Connor on Clark street.
The Pilgrim Fathers will give entertainment
at Grand Army hall next Tuesday evening at
O'Clock, to which all Pilgrims aud their friends
are Invited
The parable Of the Good Samaritan inter
preted Of the relations between the prople of
Cuba and the United States will be Mr.. Temples
theme at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing.
The adjourned meeting of the woman's auxil
iary Of the y. NJ. c. a. will be held Tuesday after,
noon. Feb 49, at O'Clock at the Congregational
vestry. II is important that all members should
be present.
Services in st. Mchael's Episcopal church on
srXagesIma sunday, Feb i3: $3.50 and l0:30 A NJ,
Gas p. NJ; Sunday school and catechising, ll:45
A. n. Note Change in hour OF evening service
for this Sunday only.
The Unive-salist Sunday school held a service
in memory of the late A. p Wil1er of Topeka,
Kan, last Sunday, Mr. Wilder former
superintendent OF the chool and visited it regu.
| larly on his visits to the town in recent years.
| Unitarian church, Rev f. .. S. Osgood pastor:
| Services every Sunday at 1880 4. NJ; sunday
school at II. IS A. NJ. Next Sunday Mr.. Osgood
will preach upon Christian Hepfulness as ap
| piled 10 the Crisis in Cuba" All are cordially
| welcome,
| The Cry from Cuba" will be the subject at the
| Centre church sunday morning, and a special Of
| ferng will be made at that time for the starving
Cubans The congregation and pastor will par
| tcipate in the Cuban relief mass meeting at the
| Auditorium in the evening.
The second in the course OF Baptist sociabes
| was held with Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Jenne Mon.
| day evening. The feature of the meeting was the
| exhibit of over 40 silhouetles made by Miss
| Helen Emerson, Of prominent Brattleboro people.
| Selections on the gramophone were also heard
| with pleasure.
The Murray club met with Mrs McRae and
Mrs. Burnett on Brook street Monday evening
| A novel and interesting plan OF entertainment
| been prepared which required each person
| to answer questions upon current matters with
| which all should be familiar. TIE latter part of
the evening was spent in card playing.
Morning worship at the Uniyersalist church
| next sunday morning at the usual hour with
preaching by the pastor on the suffering IN Cuba;
| after the sermon Offering will be made for the
| cuban relief fund; ll;i5 A NJ, Sunday school
and pastors Bible class; 5:i5 p. NJ, Young Peo-
pies Christian union. The vOsper service will be
omitted All are cordially invited to these meet
ings.
The W. c. T. T. will meet next Tuesday after.
noon at $3.50 at the Centre church parlor, holding
their first mothers meeting for which an at
tractive program has been prepared Mrs Ware
will read paper on why are We Interested IN
this Work. Mrs. Temple will speak on The
Home Maker" There VIII be music and other
and cooperate in the work.
Midwinter children's Sunday observed last
Sunday at the Congregational church, when Rev,
Mr. Day preached specially to the children. In
waan and other islands were shown through a
stereoptcou operate by j. A. Pullen. Noticeable
among them was a view of x-Queen Liliuokalan
and one OF Oahu college at Honolulu, where one
of Rev. j. II. Babbitt's sons is an instructor.
Elder Cross will Oa at the Advent church next
Sunday: 1890 A: M, short sermon, follow ed by q
love feast; preaching at $3.50 P NJ, What will tht
change be ?" At : p. NJ, The Sower and che
Seed" Illustrated on the blackboard. All are
welcome Services through the week: Wednes
day evening, Bible school at F. Johnsons, Chest
nut street. Thursday evening social at tht
church. Ladies' meeting, Wednesday, 230 p N.
with Mrs. j. Butterfeld, Chestnut street
Grange hall well filled Monday evening
when stage entertainment given by the
United Order OF Golden Cross, The program
opened with selection by the Congregations
male quartet which was followed by selections
from Whittier, Miss Myrtelle Eason; solo, Mrs
Lima T. Hubbard; talk on the good Of the order
Dr. IL. A. Roberts solo, Frank Brasor Delsart,
exercise, Ruth Brown; recitation, Lillian Cray
solo, Mrs Hubbard selection by the male quar-
tet; recitation, Margaret Barber; cornet solo
Sewall Morse, and a pantomme from Mother
Goose, There was an old bachelor who lived al
by himself The characters in the pantomim,
were the old bachelor, f. w Mcclure; widow il
, London, with five marriagebe daughters, Mrs
Abbie +. Moran; the scornful daughter, Mis-
Minnie Haskins; the novel reader MISS Lucy ST
monds; the hungry daughter, Miss Mary Croker
, the gay daughter Miss Lula Horton; the choseI
Miaa ia Scott