Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-23


be held Immediately at the close of the |
sunday school session next Sunday.
\ Christmas party will be held in the |
chapel Of the Congregational church |
Tuesday evening at o'clock for the |
members of the Junior ana intermediate |
departments and their older friends.
In the meeting of Protective Grange |
Wednesday evening reports of the officers |
were read and those who attended the |
state convention held last week gave re-
ports. The annual election Of officers is |
scheduled for Dec. 2S.
As in previous years, box for the
Christmas fiesta of the Italian evangelical
church of New York. of which Rev An
tonic Alright is pastor will be sent by
the Congregational Sunday school. Artl-
Giles for the box may be left in the chapel
today of tomorrow.
The new type Of ice boat which Charles
II. Cakes launched on the river last
week and which refused to travel Is now
in operation and has gone up the river
as far as the West river bridge and
around the island several times. The
difficulty was located in the engine and
since that has been adjusted the craft
has worked well
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Alliance will be held Friday evening,
Dec 80 at $50 o'clock in the home of
Mrs. John ID. Barrows in the Colonial.
Mrs. c. Il. Warner will read a paper on
the belief and aims of the Universalist
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Mrs. Emily S Edwards and Mrs H. p.
Flagg
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Evansville, took place in his late home in
Leicester Mass Saturday morning, Rev.
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Next Wednesday is Holy Innocents
day and services will be held for the
| children in the Episcopal church at
o'clock in the afternoon. Immediately
after the services supper will be served
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| tee i'm charr. of tn. sumner and tree ara
! Mrs + ~ Gibson Mr. n pr,,,.,,
| and Miss ninth Cbilds
| sun alarm summoned the combina-
| uon wagon |" ire IN the dump by the
| r'li'paa p'hk IN the rear Of George c.
| ANerlIl house Yesterday morning about
| 10 O'Clock. The fire caught in an un-
! known way, ana water was thrown upon
! the names from "a small garden hose, but
| without stopping ihrr progress. When
the hose wagon arrived line Of hose was
| run from a MIGRANT and ttremen played
| d stream upon the dump until after IL
! % CLOCK.
Mrs Mary DuTv. who live. at IL Canal
| street, had an attack Of heart dlsoys. ina
front of Weiss store ON Main street
! Tuesday afternoon and she Is n,.y I'm the
Memorial hosnit,I sh. WIS t,k., i,to
the store and Or II. =. Greene was sum
mohed When he arrived her pulse was
l6i ana II was with much difficulty that
| she was abIe 10 breathe. The ambulance
was sent for and Mrs Duty was taken
| 10 the hospital, ana she VIII not he able
| TO return nome FOR several days She has
! been subject to heart attacks. but the
| last one was unusually severe. Her hus-
D'hu mas been employed by @. h. Bishop
| me past rev months and the family came
here about three weeks ago.
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pOSerS Miss MaCkiuStrv has a sVmrl-
| thetic Contralto voice and Is versatile as
! an elocutlonist Miss Sperrv PLAYS with
| much expression and her work is appre-
ciated by lovers Of the classical AS well
as those who love music for the harmony
and rhythm. The purpose, Of the Young
women is expressed inNthe name. .Har-
mony."
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,e.o'Iu IN sing sing Jimmy was par
uoned lhfouSh the influence Of the girl
Of himself, spurred on by the love of the
girl, formed a fascinating story Harry
billiard in the part Of Jimmy Valentine"
and Mary Z. Forbes as Rose Lane"
acted in a particularly pleasing way,
while Frederick Weber as detective
| Doyle, James Malaidy as "Biu Avery
and Samuel Hines as Red Joclyn," old
Offenders. were entirely satisfactory. The
work Of the entire cast was well done
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