Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-27
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committee of the board of trade six new
applications will be acted upon.
The women of the Baptist church will
hold a Mother Goose party for the chill
dren Wednesday afternoon, Nov. s.
The odd Fellows will hold the second
dance of the series in the large hall to-
night, Friday. Leitsinger's orchestra
will furnish music,
The annual meeting of the Freme cir
Gle will be held at Mrs. j. NJ. TNler's
Thursday afternoon, Nov. >, at 3 O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired.
George A. Eels has bought the house
on Oak Grove avenue ormerly owned
by Mrs. Jennie G. Washer. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Dugan will occupy the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg Willard
have issued invitations to the observ-
ance of the 10th anniversary of their
wedding, to take place in their home in
Westminster Monday evening, Nov. 6,
Frank A.. Larrow bought this week
from Fred Bacon of Townshend the
PAGER, Russell Grattan, PHI. The horse
has appeared in races at the Valley fair.
Mr.. Larrow will use Russell Grattan as
a driving horse.
An echo meeting of the state Sun
day school convention in Burlington will
be held in the Congregational church
Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. 1t will be a
union service, to which all are invited.
Invitations will be sent to the nearer
schools in the county to be represented
by delegates.
The annual meeting of the Canal street
book club will be held in the home of
Mrs. Cowles on Brook street next Mon
day evening at 7.3O. 1t is necessary to
hold the meeting earlier than usual this
wear on account of the coming advance
in prices of magazines in November.
Any persons desiring to join the club
are asked to send in their names.
Department President Nina NJ.
%Stoughton of South Royalton will inspect
Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps at a
special meeting Monday evening, oct. 80.
A district meeting of Woman's Relief
corps will be held in Putney the follow
ing day, Oct. 81. Those desiring to go
by team will please telephone Mrs.
Georgia Stone, 26-W. The teams will
start from Grand Army hall at 10
o'clock,
1t is understood that Laurence Minot,
owing to the press of other business, has
expressed a wish to retire as a trustee
of the Thompson trust. Mr.. Minot's
main work for the trust has been the
production of it's income through the
practical management of its large prog
critics. Richards M. Bradley, the other
trustee, has had the main task of or
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of this income.
The October forward campaign will be
conducted next week by the women of
the several churches. The parishes have
been districted and a committee Will &c
out from each church to secure sub
scriptions to the missionary magazines
A preparatory union meeting will be
held in the Congregational chapel sun
day at 4 p. m, when the purpose and
plan of the campaign will be presented
All workers who are to take part are
urged to be present and all others inter
ested are invited.
A fine five story apartment house viii
be erected next summer at the corner OF
Canal and South Main streets by George
A. Eels. 1t will contain 10 apartments
the outside will be built of white brick
Architect Paul r. Henkel has drawn thu
plans and everything that goes to make
up a model house of the highest stand
ard has been embodied in them. TIT
exterior of the building is beautifully de
signed. Mr.. Eels expects to begin worl
on the building next June and to hav'
it completed by fall.
THE social and political world il
Christ's time will be the subject of tn
stereopticon lecture in the Universalis
church Sunday evening at I o'clock. To
day emphasis seems to be put upon socia
service and social conditions. According
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adequate solution of modern social evil
is the teaching and truth of Jesus Christ
WHAT gave rise to these principles? VIVA
were the social and political condition
at the time when and where Christ live
and taught? The lecture, illustrated b,
many beautiful slides, will, answer thes
questions, that one might UNDERSTAND
better the application of the Christ trutl
to the present social and political world
Shirley Carter Rosis, 20, of Thorough
fare, Va, nephew of Mrs. c. r. Frink
died of typhoid pneumonia in the John
Hopkins hospital in Baltimore Oct. l
after a few days illness. The buria
took place in Haymarket, Va, followin
funeral services in st. Pauls churcI
there. The young man attended schoc
here two years, living here with Mr.. an
Mrs. Frink, and went to Washington i
May, 1910. While here he made goo
progress in his studies, took an activ
interest in athletic and gymnastlc wor
anu formed many friendships. He in
tended to enter George Washington uni
versity this fall. He was an only so
of Eugene and the late Elsie Rosis. Nj
Frink attended the funeral.
The third degree was conferred o
about 40 candidates Tuesday evening /
knights of Columbus hall, this being tn
first class to receive the degree IN TN
new quarters. About 200 members {
Leo council and visiting councils WEI
present. Eighteen of the candidate
were members of st. Charles council {
Bellows Falls and a special trai
brought a large delegation from tha
town. District Deputy Peter Ward an
staff of Fitchburg conferred the degree
Among the out-of-town officers preser
were State Deputy McAuliffe of Burline
ton, District Deputy Cosgrove of S
Johnsbury and District Deputy Donova
of Greenfield, who, with a large numbe
of Greenfield members of the orde
came in automobiles. There were Wis
tors from the Keene, Mancheste
Springfield, Mass, and other councils.
Along with the autumn days CONF
harvest day again at the Home for II
Aged. The day will be observed Thur!
day, Nov, 2, when the doors VIII be ope
to the public from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Is hoped that a large number Will |
guests of the home that day. The con
mittee want to see as many men &
possibly can find 1t convenient to com
They went 20 see the home-keepers-
many of them-and hope there Will be
large quantity of canned fruit and je
lies. They want to see the young pei
pie and children, Old people are muo
gratified when young people show an II
terest in them. They want to see II
farmers and farmers wives. There wi
be a cup of coffee and a light luncheo
for all, just for sociability. Don't sd
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