Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

The Young Peoples union Of the Bap-
/ isi church held meeting Tuesday even
ing and a nominating committee was
| appointed 10 nominate officers 10 be voted
for at the next meeting
The subject Ct the sermon in the Com
! gregauonal church sunday morning will
be- The progress Of century" The
subject for the devotional meeting to-
| night will Toe "Congregationalists. who
they are and what they DO"
About 70 members Of the intermediate
and younger senior classes of the Conrr,-
gational Sunday school enjoyed a Hallow-
cen social in the chapel Wednesday
evening. Games were PLAYED and re-
freshments were served.
Fenton d Co.'S daylight bargain base
meut viii be opened next Friday~at Q
=. m, and Leitsinger's orchestra will play
from then until o'clock. No goods win
be sold that day, but on Saturday the
basement VIII be opened for business.
The women Of the Methodist society
viii hold food sale in Retting building
tomorrow afternoon. A rummage sale has
been in progress the past two DAYS un-
der the auspices Of the women and has
been very well patronized
The Sunday school union met last even
ing in the chapel Of the Baptist church.
Plans for the coming wears work were
discussed and these officers were elected.
Pres, J. P. Shurtlef; vice pres. c. s
Hopkins sec, Miss Kate Wheeler: treas.
2. c. Brown.
The last load Of chair making ma
chinery arrived al the Pier & Felch chair
shop this morning. Owing 10 trouble with
the boilers the factory probably viii not
start until about Dec Is A force Of d
men will be employed. l9 being residents
Keene.
Road Commissioner Perry has been lew
elng OF the sidewalk on Vernon street
lhls week and filing in in preparation
Tor the cement Sidewalk which win be laid
later The poles Of the power company
are located in several places al about the
middle Of the proposed Sidewalk and
these viii have TO be moved
The baHins discussed the erectri, light
question 10 special meeting Monday
evening. Il is expected that the subject
Wiz come before a village meeting. when
the report Of the committee appointed 10
Investigate the question Of a muuiciral
Aghting plant Will be submitted 10 the
voters.
At the regular meeting Of Dennis Re-
oeAah lodge Wednesday evening the re-
ports Of those who attended the district
meeting in South Londonderry last week
were read. After the meeting a HalIov-
cen party was enjoyed, the usual variety
OF games being played. Refreshments Of
aoughnuts. ginger cookies, apples and
lemonade were served.
About 40 employees Of Durham Bros
went "Wednesday evening 10 the home OF
the prospective bride Of one Of their fel-
low employees with the intention OF giving
the couple an old fashioned send of.
put their coming had been anticipated
ana after q wait Of about an hour outside
theY LEFT without catching q glimpse Of
me couple and without being admitted to
tie house
The young w0meu's association Of the
congregational church met .u the chapel
sunday evening and although the at
tendance was small the meeting was
helpill TO all those present The presi-
aent' Miss Florence Hemerway. read a
DOCK entitled The hidden years at Naz-
areth.' which is sermon preached IN.
Rev c. Campbell Morgan al one Of the
Northheld conferences.
The parochial school football team de-
feaied the eighth grade Of the high school
building yesterday afternoon by score OF
10 TO q. The winners PLAYED a much
stronger and better game than thev did
IlesdaN afternoon, when they lost 10 the
eighth and ninth grades by the score OF
. TO 0. In the former game the forward
pass was as Greek 10 them but yesterday
a feature Of the game was a forward mass
from Dunlevy 10 Haus.