Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Mixer visited in
Halifax Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Hazel Johnson and brother, Paul
of Hinsdale, are at r. L. Coane's this
week.
Mrs. O.. NJ. Streeter of Fredonia. N.
Y, was a recent guest of Mrs. Eliza
Moore.
Denslow %Stockwell of South Hadley,
Mass, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Donelson goes to Spring
nelu, thls state, today to keep house for
her cousin. Sylvester Hescock.
George Barrett and Mrs. Jennie Rurt
attended the funeral of Mrs. Cora I'm
ton Morse in Mortified, Mass. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Charlotte Thrower and children
of Worcester, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Thrower's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perry entertain
ed a party at cards Wednesday evening
No prizes were awarded. Light refresh
ments were served.
The Equality club met Monday after
noon with Mrs. William Cushman on
Gullford street. After the usual BUSH
ness d social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments of cake, ice cream and COT
fee were served.
Rev. E. ]. Lewis has been invited to
preach the installation sermon in the
congregational church in Plymouth.
Conn, when Rev. r. NJ. Plumb is in
stalled. Mr.. Lewis was formerly the
pastor of that church.
Baptist church, Rev. E. S. Harrison
pastor. Sunday morning service at
1880 Sermon by the pastor, subject, "a
portrait of Jesus Christ Bible school
Dt l. m ExEaninr NI- Il M
Church prayer meeting Friday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
The girls in the CONGREGATIONAL soci-
ETY. helped to make the meeting last
SUNDAY evening one of interest. Mar
ION Lewis and Hazel Chase sang a du-
ct ana Elizabeth Lewis. Ruth Weather.
mead Florence and Ruth Dalrvmple
formed a girls quartet which also aided
in the singing.
Miss Sarah Rbbie Hamilton of this
place, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
ton NJ. Hamilton, and Charles Sumnar
Rideout of Westminster were married in
Ihe Baptlst parsonage in Brattleboro at
o o'clock Saturday afternoon, Oct. q.
by Rev. DR.. j. R. Cow. They were nm,
attended. Mr., and Mrs. Rideout went
TO their home in Westminster Monday.
First Congregational church. Rev. T.
.: Lewis pastor. Sunday services Oct
80 DlNlhe worship 1890 a. m, sermon nv
the pastor, subject, Jesus Christ orr
pattern and tower; Bible school ar 70
m a report will be given by the dele
gates VINO attended the Vermont SUNDAY
school convention held in Burlington last
week Evening service at $50 O'Clock
SUBJECT Missions in Europe" leaders,
religious news committee. Church
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 73O
The woman's mission circle of tho
Baptlst church will hold a missionary
Yea on Thursday afternoon, Nov. . in
the chapel. At that time they will tie a
qullt to be given to Mrs. Gale of the
chapel car for a Christmas present. II
VIII be remembered that Mrs. Gale was
mere last summer. There will be a short
program at the close of the meeting and
each member of the circle is reonostad
10 respond to her name with a scripture
text when the roll is called.
Rev. r. j. Lewis of the First Conpre-
church received by telegram his
can TO become pastor of the Woodlawn
fark congregational church of Chicago.
Mr.. Lewis declined to appear as a can
uldate, so is called unseen and nm
heard The church organized only three
years ago, Is small but rapidly grow
ing, and is located in one of the better
residential sections of the city. Mr.
Lewis Is known to many Chicago cler-
sEmen through his seven-year pastorate
on the west side of the city. Mr.. Lewis
reels keenly at the prospect of separa-
'ioh from his present church, but has
concluded TO present his resignation next
Sunday.