Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-05-11
JAMAICA
Rev. MIR. Gray Closes Passionate.

to the Baptist church at Colchester at
q somewhat higher salary. He will be-
gin his services there next Sunday,
May -.
Mr.. Gray came to Jamaica June 10,
1915, and during the two years that
he has been here, 10 have united with
the church by baptism, three by let
ter and one was voted to be accepted
who has not been baptized. Several
more are waiting for baptism.
Last fall Christian Endeavor So
ciety was formed, through his efforts,
at East Jamaica. He is an earnest
worker and his people here wish him
much success in his new field.
Roy Chaplin has bought motor.
cycle.
c. C. Allen was in Manchester (Vt.)
Saturday.
William Burke of Wardsboro was in
town Sunday.
Benjamin Stark is visiting his faith
er, Ed. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Wyman are visit
ing at George Harrington's.
L. l.. Williams has sold all his cattle
to Win Hoslcy of Londonderry.
Miss Charity Pitman went to Briar
cliff, n. Y, Thursday for the summer.
Miss Fannie Ballard is working for
Mrs. Henry Mclean at Mortified.
Mrs. George Chase ard two sons of
'Windham are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Harry Clough.
Miss Mildred Wilder. who spent the
winter in Laconia, n. H., has returned
to her home here.
The Congregational church is UNI
dergoing thorough housekeeping and
some needed repairs are being made.
Mrs. Chloe Eddy of Shushan, N. Y,
came Saturday night to attend the
burial of her husband s brother, Jona-
than Eddy, Sunday morning.
Rev. Huntlcy Sprague spoke Sunday
morning and evening in the Baptist
church to very interested audiences. He
will preach here next Sunday also.
George Harrington will drive the
hack to the depot carrying the mail this
week. Several bids have been made
for the position which c. l.. Sargent
has resigned.
On Saturday afternoon the Cham
pions will go on a hike. The boys will
fish while the girls go Mayhowering.
If the weather is suitable they will
take their supper.
Mrs. c. C. Allen and daughter, May,
returned from Boston Saturday, where
Ina had been having treatment for her
head. All are pleased that the wound
seems to be entirely healed.
Luther Twitchel of Orange, Mass,
visited friends in town last week. Mrs.
Flora Underwood returned to Orange
TO work for Mr.. Twitcheil Thursday.
A. b. Stark taking them by auto
mobile.
y delegation of at least five and pos
sibly nine from the Congregational Sun.
day school are planning to attend The
county Sunday school convention at
SaXtons River Friday, May IL. If the
weather permits they will go by auto
mobile.
The topic for the Sunday morning
sermon at the Congregational church
will be, What Do l Glory Ing The
children IS sermon, topic will be, The
Biggest Pay. Wayne Butler will sing
after the children s sermon. The sub
ject for the Christian Endeavor meet.
ing is, Fellowship with God, and the
leader Mrs. j. S. Robinson.
Mrs. Anna Eddy of Sioux Falls
South Dakota, came Friday night with
the body of Mr.. Eddy. The burial
took place in South Hill cemetery
Sunday morning. Rev. Huntley
Spraguc officiating. Mrs. Eddy left in
the afternoon for short stay in
Townshend, Brattleboro and Hartford
and will return to her work in Sioux
Falls by May 90. She is superintcn.
dent of the county schools, having ia
teachers.