Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-07
call to the Unity Unitarian church in
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a call to the Unity Unitarian church in
New Bedford, Mass.
The Sunday evening service at the Con-
gregational church was given up to allow
all to go to the Baptist church Rev. Mr.
Riggs Of Kennebunkport delivered an ex-
celent address. Mr.. Riggs also preached
in church in the morning.
Mrs. Murphy and her daughters did
not go to their new home in Peter
boro Friday as reported last week. being
delayed by their goods not reaching there.
Mrs. Smith went Monday and Mrs.
Murphy and Miss Murphy followed We'd
nesday.
Mrs. E. l. Leach, who lives at the So
called old river tavern, Is the poorer by
two rings for the log men. The rings lay
on shelf by the sink, and the log men
came to the house for drinking water
After they had passed, Mrs. Leach missed
her rings.
Unity lodge No. 40, L o. o. F., recently
elected the following officers: w. e. Wat
son, n. c.; L. Drinkwine, " c.; f. l.
Leach, secretary; William NJ. Hall. fnan-
cial secretary; George E. Robertson,
treasurer; J. II. Watson delegate to the
grand lodge.
The graves Of the deceased members OF
Sheridan Relief corps were decorated
June %. delegations going to the GEM
eteries at North Hinsdale, South winches-
ter and Pine Grove cemetery. Mem
orial service will be held at the next
regular meeting, July IS.
On Thursday, June 20, Bert Frenza and
Miss Grace Gates both of this town, were
married by Rev. w F. White at the
home OF the brides sister. at the south
part Of the town. Mr.. and Mrs. Frenza
drove to Mt. Hermon where they took
the train for a bridal trip. After return
ing they will remain in Hlnsdale.
The report Of the Congregational Sun
day school for the quarter ending June
30, is as follows: Enrolled in Sun
day school, 1859; average attendance, so:
present every Sunday, 16; enrolled in
home department. 50; roll OF honor, 80;
cradle roll. %; total membership. 243;
offerings. s27.47; donations, $3.50; ex-
penses, $23.T3.
Fully 100 people partook Of the excellent
supper served by the Universalist ladies'
on the grounds OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Currier last week Wednesday afternoon.
Hot strawberry short-cake, which was the
leading article on the bill OF fare, was
supplemented by a lot of other good
things. The other societies were much in
evidence. and a pleasant fraternal spirit
prevailed.
Mrs. Margaret Rogers Beardsley, "a,
wife OF Leander Beardsley of Brooklyn,
died Sunday morning at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. James Hancock. She had been
in failing health from a bronchial trouble
the past two years Mrs. Beardsley had
been about as usual until Friday, when
she was taken worse and failed rapidly
until the end came. She is survived by
her husband and mother. The body was
taken to Brooklyn for the funeral and
burial. Mrs. Hancock went to Brooklyn
to attend the funeral
Miss Safford's music pupils from Hins-
dale and Winchester went to Keene Fri
day in response to an invitation from
their teacher. leaving here on the IL a m.
train. They were Joined at Keene by the
Keene pupils, and went Immediately to
Miss Saffords studio. where a recital was
held, after which all boarded the electric
cars and rode to Wheelock park, where
they enjoyed a basket dinner. After a
pleasant time at the park they again took
the electrics and rode to Swanzey Fac
tory and Marlboro. The Hinsdale and
Winchester parties came home on the 7.30
train, a tired but happy crowd of young
people and children. The trolley rides
and ice cream for all were given by the
generosity of Miss Sanford.