Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-15

Childrens day VIII be observed at the
Congregational church June "a.
Mrs. E. e. Fisher is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. e. Miller in Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. Plat has moved this week from
Miss Whites tenement to Mrs. Stoddard's
house.
Mrs. Loren Harris Of Wilmington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ashley Stone, at
Mrs. Evans's.
Mrs. ]. L. Stockwell is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Tyler, in
South Vernon.
Mrs. Bert Miller and Miss Maud went
to Meriden, Conn, Monday for a two
weeks stay.
Mrs. Ames has been removed from the
hospital to Mrs. Farnum's, where she
will be cared for.
The ell of Mrs. Catherine Evans's
house is being raised and other improve
ments will be made.
Miss Maria Stedman is in Boston for
treatment of her eyes. Her sister. Mrs.
L. s. Bartlett, is with her.
Judge w. S. Newton took dinner at
Stanford Morse's Thursday. He was an
old schoolmate OF Mrs. Eliza Morse.
Extensive repairs are being made on
Mrs. e. r. Fishers place. The work is
being done by William Cushman and his
men.
gational church parlors Tuesday evening
was well attended and much credit is
given the ladies who served It,
Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Keneston went to
Ashburnham. Mass, Wednesday to at
tend the wedding of a former parishioner.
Mr.. Keneston was one of the officiating
clergymen.
Rev. J. A. Mitchell's Bible class gave
a social at the church vestry Thursday
oh nd loo. "a
on the lawn. literary program was
given in the evening.
Miss Susie Clark and Louis SteHman
are expected home from Ann Arbor this
week. Edward s. Clark, who also is a
student in the University of Michigan.
will spend part OF his vacation in De-
troit, working for an engineering COM
panP.
Mrs. w. d. Stoclwell has been enter
tanning the West Brattleboro high school
teachers at Kamp Kozy Sunset lake.
several days. Principal Minis and his
sister. Miss Mabel Minis, who were of the
party, were called home to Ashburnham
on account OF the critical illness of their
mother.
Miss May Chamberlain. who has been
matron OF the We c. T. u. home in
Utica, N. Y, the past year or more, has
resigned tho position to become matron
of Marquand hall. Mortified, Mass. She
will begin her duties at Mortified the
first of September, The hall accommo-
dates 70 or so of the young women of
the seminary.
The Woman's association will hold
sewing meeting with Mrs. J. L. Stock
we'll next week Thursday afternoon.
Work will then be begun for Miss Ida
Hubbard's school in Athens. Ala. The
aprons are nearly ready for the annual
fair and an invitation is given to all wo-
men who feel so disposed to contribute
some article. fancy or domestic. for the
fair and apron sale, which will be held
some time during the summer.
Rev. James s. Clark, who recently
resigned his pastorate of the Congrega-
tional church in Hardwick, will spend
some time at his fathers, Dr. c. s.
Clark's. before going to another field OF
labor. The following article is taken
from the Hardwick Gazette; Some over
100 friends of Rev. j. 8. Clark gathered
in the parlors OF the Congregational
church Wednesday evening to bid fare
well to the pastor. Representatives OF
all denominations In town were present
and very pleasant evening was passed.
Short and spicy speeches were made by
churches and Henry DeFord, who were
introduced by A. o. Titus. Rev Clark
responded to their expressions of good
will and regrets for his departure in
very pleasing manner. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant half hour
passed in congregational singing. Then
everybody shook hands with Mr.. Clark,
bidding him goodbye and wishing him
success wherever he may go. Mr.. Clark
has been pastor for the past two years
and worked necessarily for the welfare
of the church's every interest. Through
his efforts the membership has increased
and the financial condition improved.
The building has also been thoroughly
repaired. His successor has not yet been
secured, but meetings will be held as
usual"