Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-13
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The officers of Protective Grange were
installed Wednesday evening.
The sewing club met with Miss Ellen
McGovern of Oak street Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. w. r. Libby of Methuen, Mass.
will preach in the Universalist church
next Sunday.
s. b. Emerson will lead the Y. NJ c. A.
meeting Sunday afternoon, the subject
being Am l my Brothers Keeper
The Grange dramatic club will hold a
regular meeting next Friday evening fol-
lowed by an entertainment and dance.
The entertainment will include a farce.
A further examination of John E. Morse
of South Newfane who has applied for
a discharge from bankruptcy, will be held
in the office of Referee F. d. E. Stowe
tomorrow.
The service in the Adventist church in
Esteyville next Wednesday evening will
be led by Rev. N A. Wood of West
Brattleboro. The subject will be THE
New Duty"
The annual meeting of the Grange store
will be held in Grange hall at 1.3O tomor-
row, followed by the annual meeting of
the stockholders in the Grange Block
association.
Bingham chapter, o. E. s., will install
officers for the ensuing year Tuesday
evening, Jan. II. Masons and their
families are cordially invited to be present
at o'clock.
The visitation of Orrin r. Buell., r. w.
d. ID. C. M. to Brattleboro lodge No. 102,
A. f. &, A NJ, announced for this even
ing, has been postponed, Mr.. Buell. being
unable to be present owing to the illness
of his father
George Birch has sold his farm in Gull
ford known as the George Houghton
place, to George Sessions of Greenfield,
who will move to it in the spring. The
sale was made through A. V. May s
agency. Mr.. Birch will move back to
Brattleboro.
Miss Gertrude Matthews will sing a solo
during the intermission at the rehearsal
of the Choral Union next Wednesday
evening. Conductor Coffin was unable to
be present this week. being i'll in bed at
Keene. Many visitors were present and
they, as we'll as the members of the
chorus, greatly enjoyed the solo and en-
core number given by Mrs. Katherine
O'Connor Weeks.
The annual inspection of Beauseant
Commandery, No. T. Knights Templar
took place Monday evening, Right
Eminent Grand Commander Kingsley OF
Middlebury being the inspecting officer
The Red Cross degree was conferred with
great acceptance. In his remarks the
Grand Commander spoke of preparing
for the next triennial conclave, to be held
in Saratoga in 1907. Following the work
a chicken pie supper was served by
Caterer L. E. Hail.
There was a full attendance at the an
nual parish supper and business meeting
of the Unitarian Congregational society
held at Wells hall Tuesday evening. The
supper was served promptly at $50. After
an hour spent at the long table in a socia
way, the business meeting was called tC
order, with Dr. S. h. Lawton as modera'
tor, and the usual reports were presente,
and accepted, accompanied by an informa
discussion of the societys affairs. The
old board of officers was reelected: S. f
Lawton, l.. d. Taylor c. A. Boyden, pru
Dental committee; c. II. Pratt treasurer
]. r. Ryder, clerk and collector
The annual visitation to Columbian
lodge, No. SO, A. F. & A. NJ, Tuesday
evening of Orrin r. Buell.. r. w. D. d
G. M, brought out a large attendance
Following the business session the entered
apprentice degree was conferred In hi
review the district deputy made but few
corrections and complmented Columbian
lodge on the correctness and impressive
ness of the work. Remarks were made b!
Revs. Lawson and Mathison, Major F. w
Childs, Worshpful Master Fred l. Swift
of Brattleboro lodge and Worshipful Mas
ter Henry C. Warren of Golden Rul
lodge of Putney Refreshments wer
served after the lodge was closed,