Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-10

The Universalist Sunday school will
hold it's annual rally next Sunday.
The thermometer fell to 80 degrees
this morning. The first white frost
of the season covered the ground
everywhere.
The Garment Workers Union held
their regular monthly meeting Mon
day evening in Grand Army hall Nine
new members were initiated.
Mrs. Farr closed her boarding house
on Linden street Saturday. She had
many boarders during the summer sea-
SON. but thought it inavisable to
keep open such large house through
the winter.
Juno. a winner at the Valley Fair
was favorite in the race at Woon-
socket. but finished last and next to
the last. Freeman, the driver was
taken down and replaced bv Doble,
Juno then winning in straight heats
Freem man was fined 800
"Old Jed Prouty" drew good au-
dience at the Auditorium Tuesday
evening. and the performance was
satisfactory. Robert Craig. who plav-
ed the part of Uncle Jed, initiated
closely the style of Richard Golden.
who made a reputation in that role,
and had good support, several of the
actors being members of the original
cast.
The India sale and social by the Con
gregatioral Christian Endeavor So
ciety last evening was largely attend
cd Dr. Harriet r.. Parker. who re-
Gently returned from India. where she
has been a medical missionary. sold
large number of Indian articles and
made IN interesting address on her
work among the natives. A delight
full musical program was rendered.
In the connection for the Ladies'
cup at the Wantastiquet Golf clubs
links Mrs II. IT, Crosby, scratch. beat
Miss Florence Pratt (D up and
TO play: Mrs. c. S Pratt (2) beat Miss
f. Tones 90 no and 3 to plav. In
| the next round Mrs. Pratt defeated
Mrs Crosby 3 up and to play. Mrs
Pratt will play Miss Florence Clark
| (4) for the cup. Only one match has
been PLAYED in the second round of the
play of the men for the Wantastipuet
cup, Harold Whitney co. winning 3 UT
and 2 to plav from w II. Childs G0)
In the second round the games unplay
ed are between c. F. Bingham (9) and
John Tasker 90. and c. II. Thompson
! (2) and w. T.. Hubbard 81.
Rev Albert Ehrgott. who has beer
supplying the Baptist church in Wal
| lngford. Conn. preached Mt the First
Baptist church last SUNDAY. and viii
he heard here again next Sunday He
has been pastor in Rangoon, Siam, bu
is in this country to take a post
graduate course at Yale. He was Re,
Or. Marbles claSsmate ~ Rochester
theological school Rev. Mr. Lawson
the new pastor. will finish his labor'
in Worcester the 10th. and will preacl
here the last Sunday in the month.
The ladies of the Unitarian societ'
are holding a successful rummage sal,
in the vacant store in Retting build
ing.
The winter schedule on the Boston
& Maine and Central Vermont road
will go into effect next Sunday. TIL,
train north at 6 O'Clock in the morning
the White Mountain train south a
LA p. m. and north at 223 p. m
and the night trains, south at LA a
M. and north at 2.23 a. m, have bee
taken off. The mail train from New
port will arrive at 222 and leave a
2.27. connecting at Springfield for Ney
York. This train takes the place O
the one which has been waiting owe
until 3.Q5. The early afternoon trail
north on the Boston e Maine road vii
arrive at 2.29 and leave at 2.32 O
the Central Vermont road the 10.1
train in the morning. which has bee
running to New London. will max
only the short run to Millers Falls
connecting there with a Boston trail
, There are no other changes.