Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-22

Facing a crisis" on West HILL and In
the evening at 730 Rev. Mr.. Buzzell will
speak at the union service in the Metho-
dist church on Better Not"
The Methodist ladies at their last
weeks meeting appropriated and paid out
$50 for various church enterprises
Among other things they have furnished
a sufficient number of the new Methodist
hymnals to supply the congregation. They
have also filed in the parsonage grounds
and the church lawn and seeded both
down.
Reports from the farmers indicate that
there are many deer within the town
limits and in the nearby sections Of adj
joining towns. Deer are seen frequently
in East Putney, and four appear to be
making a prolonged stay on the Lemuel
Dickinson farm, occupied by George Holt
Mr.. Holt sees them every few days. There
are two bucks, one having broad antlers,
and two does.
A good sized audience attended the
first entertainment in the Social Union
course Wednesday evening. Miss Evanss
recitatons showed her to be an artist.
Miss Pearl Morse's fine voice and per-
feet technique delighted the musical
critics. Mrs. Coe of Boston was a very
| efficient accompanist. The date of the
next entertainment has been changed to
| Tuesday evening, Sept. &c, on account of
| the Brattleboro fair.
Rev. Mr.. Charlton delivered a practical
| sermon to young men last Sunday based
| upon the golden text: Daniel purposed
| in his heart that he would not defile
| himself" Next Sunday will be rally Sun
| day at the Methodist church. Miss Abbie
| May Evans is expected to give suitable
| readings, and there will be appropriate
solos. The pastor will give a sermon
| BETTING the occasion. This service will
| be of special interest to non church goers.
| he in, he 1,oIl 40
evening under the auspices of the Con-
| gregational church, was delightful musi-
| cal event and was well attended, although
| the weather was not promising. The
| program consisted of readings by Mrs. z.
| H. Miller, solos by e. II. Miller of Dunn
| merston, Miss Jennie E. Pierce of Putney,
| Miss Gertrude Matthews, George r.
| Adams, Arthur L. Maynard and Fred G.
| Adams of Brattleboro and selections by
the Brattleboro male quartet consisting
of the three last named and Walter A.
| Gilbert. Each number was encored. Mrs
Miller was the accompanlst. The blending
of the voices in the quartet numbers was
a pleasing feature.
Miss Maude Irving Kendrick, daughter
of Dudley H. Hendrick, formerly Of Put
ney, but now proprietor of the Amherst
House in Amherst, Mass, was married
to Charles Eugene Williams Of Northfeld
Mass, at 3 o'clock Wednesday, in the
| parlOrS OF the motel. Inc rooms were
decorated very beautifully by Miss
Katherine Conkey with clematis, hydran-
geas and roses The bride wore a hand
some gown of white crepe de chine
trimmed with duchess and rose point lace
She carried a bouquet of clematis. Rev
Alfred Free of Florence performed th'
ceremony. The Quaker service was used
A short reception followed. Barr o.
Springfield catered. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liams left for wedding tour through thu
South. Mrs. Lyndon Durham of Brat
tleboro was one of the guests. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Williams will be at home in North
field Thursdays in November.