Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07

at the Tniversalist parsonage has return |
ed to her home in Skowhegan. Me.
Guy NORM and Miss Hortense Mead |
were in Greenfield Saturday. Miss Lois |
Mead was in Mortified the same day. I
Mrs w O. j. Martin held her millinery |
opening Tuesday and wednesday with a |
fine showing of fashionable headgear
John Scott was given a surprise party
by his friends Friday evening, the oc-
casion being his birthday anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Edison Moon and daugh-
ter, Hattie visited Mr.. Moons brother
in North Adams from Friday to Monday
Mrs Harrie williams Of Springfield,
Mass, came Tuesday afternoon for few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boorn.
Work was begun Wednesday morning
on the state boulevard on the Mortified
road, south of the bridge which spans the
Ashuelot river.
Mrs. Jennie Bronson has stored her
household goods and F. f. Field, who
leased her Main street residence, has
taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w Tilden entertained
last week Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Warren and son, Ford
Warren. Of Hampton, n. Y.
Prof. B. r. Baumgardt, whose series
Of lectures will take place in the opera
house next week Oct. II, Il and 10 was
in town a short time this week
Leonard Sanderson, who sustained
shock Of paralysis a few days ago, re-
mains very ill., There has been little, If
any, improvement in his condition.
Mrs. Norman Knapp and Mrs. Mahlon
| Knapp and son. Russell. returned Mon
day from two weeks visit in Benning-
ton. Vt, North Adams Mass, and other
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Robertson return
ed Sunday from their wedding trip. They
have taken rooms at c. E Cramer's.
where they will remain until their home
is completed.
Mr. and Mrs St. John have moved from
Ashuelot to the new house which they
built on the site OF the Sanford house on
| the Chesterfield road which was burned
/ several years ago.
Among those who have been at the
| Brockton fair this week are F. H. Fuller.
| F. II. Davis. Samuel O'Neil and son,
| Clarence O'Nen. f. NJ Fuller and Mr..
! and Mrs Guy NORM.
The engagement Of THE Final Settle
ment." which was booked to appear in
/ the opera house Saturday evening, was
/ cancelled and the date changed to Fri
! day evening. oct. Il.
Services will be held in the church in
! North Hiusdale Sunday afternoon at 8
/ o'clock and will BE- conducted by Rev. Roy
] VI. HuNEnfuD or BrdttltbtT \ full
/ attendance is desired.
/ Prof F. II. Lane Of Ashburnham. Mass,
/ who preached I'm the Congregational
/ church sunday in the evening, gave an
/ intensely interesting lecture on the Pas
sion Play which he witnessed at Oberam-
/ mergau Aug. g.
Harry LAMAR and musical comedy COM
| pany will appear in the opera house Sat
/ urday evening. This company is COM
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chorus and doubtless those who enjoy
| musical comedy will be well pleased with
| the entertainment.
Rev. Charles c. Watson. 65. formerly
pastor of the Congregational church. died
In his home in Lynn, Mass, Sept. IS, death
resulting from a shock of apoplexv. Rev.
Mr. Watson was pastor OF the Hinsdale
church six years. and for the next y
years he was in Wareham, Mass.
The winter schedule OF trains will go
into effect Monday The changes made
on the Ashuelot branch will be as fol-
lows: The time for the trains going
North will be { 10 a. m. ll03 a. M q
p. m. Sunday 1910 a. M; going south
9.l9 a. m, 3.04 p. m. SG p. m; Saturday
night. SIS instead OF 500 Sunday 3.i9 p
m.
The woman's club held its first fall
meeting Tuesday afternoon. also its first
meeting as an organized body and mem
ut'IS OF the state ItUeTdtlOn OF women
, clubs. Among other good things Of the
afternoon was an excellent address by
, the president, Mrs H. II. Pratt. TIL,
next meeting will be held with Mrs. +
5. Leonard. oct. IS
Sunday evening services will be held II
the Cniversaist church through October
The sermons will be eXpository, settin.
forth the doctrine Of the church. TIL
topic last Sunday evening was Judas, tn
misunderstood man" Other subjects vii
be- oct. 9. The wrath to come: Oct
% l6, Punishment, here or hereafter; Oct
, / %. The atonement"; Oct. 80. The mes
I sage Of Jonah"
. \ mission circle has been organize
T. among the women Of the Universalis
church. The officers are as follows
Pres. Mrs. \. NJ. Bradley; vice pres
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lamb: sec. and treas Mrs
Y Rufus Iangworthy. The first meetin
was held in the parsonage Wednesda
" afternoon. Mrs LanEworthy gave IN
scripture reading. Prayer and recitin
a the 23d Psalm in concert followed. Ate
a few words by the president Mrs AXE
., man Of New Jersey for many years a
active missionary, gave very interestin
and instructive talk upon her life an
work in China. Chinese articles an
curjos We're shown and many question
t, were answered by Mrs. Akeman.
prayer by the pastor and the Lord
n prayer by all closed very helpful meet
ing.