Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-03-10
Brattleboro Mrs. Redway, who sur
Wives. is a cousin of Mrs Cushing

Brattleboro. Mrs, Roadway, who sur
Wives, is cousin of Mrs. Cushing
Arthur G. Toilette, a civil engineer To-
Gated in Woodbury., N. j., after spend
Ing nearly week with his mother. re-
turned to his home last Thursday morn
ing.
A number from this village attended
the funeral of Mrs. Abner Bristol. which
was held Sunday afternoon in the home
Rev. A. E. Martin, former pastor of
floating.
The regular meeting of the Grange will
be held tonight. The members will pre-
sent short play and rehearse the de-
gree work. All should make a special
endeavor to be in attendance.
In the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will speak
on the subject How Christ called his
first disciples into the service of the
church" All will receive a cordial well
come.
The honors of the class of 1911, Leland
and Gray seminary, will be announced
when the teachers return at the begin
ming of the term and when two mem
bers who were absent take the final
examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Willis and little
daughter are spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. l. E. Chase. Mr.. Willis has
the past four years and will take the
school for the spring term.
The many friends of Rev. A. E.
Martin rejoice that his ministry in Will
rnington is so great a success eight
uniting with the church last Sunday
That day must have been a strenuous
one and, perhaps, reminded him of his
early experience in Colorado.
In the absence of Maude Esther
Greenwood, who is on the sick list. the
Y. p. S. c. +. meeting last Sunday night
was led by Leon F. Stevens A number
of our former active members who have
been away at school were in attendance
and added much to the interest of the
meeting.
The Christian Endeavor union has ex-
tended an invitation to the union Chris
tian Endeavor society of this place to
hold the annual meeting here about May
9. The business committee met at the
Baptist parsonage last Monday night &c
see If the above invitation would be &C
copied
The sad news came Wednesday after.
noon that Carl c. johnson. who was OPP
Grated on Tuesday afternoon, died We'd
nesday morning The body will be
brought home Thursday evening. He
leaves a wife and one daughter, Nettie
at home and a daughter by a former mar
of his death will be given next week.
In the Baptist church Sunday morning
the pastor, Rev. Joseph Mexican, vii
preach on the subject. North America
the kingdom of God, and the loca
church." In the union service in the
same church the theme will be "Twen
tieth century dangers which threaten oul
national welfare" In the Christian En-
deavor meeting the topic viii be FRS
OF Tod Ial, I IL
Leader, to be selected by prayer meet
ing committee.
on Friday evening, March l., the Grange
will give an entertainment in the former
town hall. 1t will be open to the public
and a play entitled "Sarahs young man,
with the following cast will be given: Mr.
| Moggridge, Dr. +. l.. Osgood; Harry
Fielding NJ Park Osgood; Sam Sloeleaf
W. NJ. Sparks Mrs. Moggridge, Mrs. w
NJ. Sparks Araminta, Ethel Sparks
Sarah Tubbs, Mrs. Barry. There will b,
a shorter farce "Finnegan's finish" will
solos, quartets and instrumental music
Col A. b. Franklin has consented to sins
on this occasion. Sugar on snow will be
served. This will be a St. Patrick's en-
tertainment and all will receive a cor
dial welcome.
The Baptist ladies' aid society served
their usual oyster dinner to large num-
Der of people town meeting day and the
proceeds were satisfactory. After dinner
the society held its annual meeting ant
elected the following officers: Pres. Mrs
Joseph Mexican; vice pres, Mrs. Trues
dell; sec, Miss Harriet Fletcher; treas.
Mrs A. A. Mason; directors, Mrs. +. II
Willard, Mrs j. II. Ware, Mrs. w Henry
Miles. 1t was % years the sixth of thi!
month since this society was organized anC
it has gone steadily on its way without
a break and has added many hundred
dollars to the finances of the church
The society has recently received n pres
ent of sewing machine from Mrs
Truesdel. which we gratefully ac
| knowledge,