Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-13
MORTIFIED.

A full attendance is requested at the
next Red Mems meeting.
Mrs. W. Fl. Holton is confined to
her bed with her old trouble.
The Unitarian sewing society is
making preparations for strawberry
festival.
W. d. Morgan is putting in steam
heat into the Williams store, which Is
in process of construction.
Miss Mabel Spaulding has returned
to her place in the bakery. DR. New
ton leaves Wednesday for Saratoga for
a few days.
The woman's relief corps will hold
its strawberry supper In the ,. or "
hall Thursday evening, supper being
at O'Clock.
Members of Harmony lodge, +. Il \.
NJ, attended the funeral of Mr.. Stock
well of Warwick on Tuesday; he was
member of this lodge,
Mrs. George Stevens, having been
sick with pneumonia, died at her
home May 80. She leaves husband,
mother, sister and one brother
Mrs. c. A. Linsley is in New York
to assist in selecting material for the
furnishing of a hotel, which is being
built by Mr.. Linsley in Georgia.
Mr.. Parks, who had been at the Ber-
nardston town farm for the past year,
was found dead in his bed Friday
morning. He was brought here for
burial Sunday. He leaves one sister IN
Springfield,
Some of the towns people have pc
titioned to have the work of the abolI-
ton of the grade crossing near Edward
O'Keefes pushed forward, as it has
not been begun yet, although ordered
some time ago.
The committee having Old Home
Week in charge are DESTROYS of obtain
ing as many names as possible of resi-
dents and friends of Mortified. Peo-
pie wishing to have their friends in
vited can leave their names with the
chairman, n. p. Wood, of Northtield,
or f. G.. Eames of West Mortified.
Wednesday evening Messrs. Proctor
and Hervey were driving side by side
down street when in some unaccount-
able manner the carriages collided and
Mr., Hervey and lady with him were
thrown out. The carriage was entirely
demolished, and the horse slightly in
jured. Mr. Proctor escaped uninjured.
Mr.. Hervey was picked up uncon-
scious, but soon rallied and is thought
rot to be much injured.
W. r. Moody gave the principal ad-
dress at the laying of the cornerstone
of the Pierce street Baptist church at
Greenfield Sunday, it being the first
time he had spoken in that place. At
the close of his address Mr.. Moody laid
the cornerstone. in which was depos-
tied a roll containing the names OF the
charter members of the Second Baptist
church and of the Pierce street, with
the officers, members, name of the ar
chitect, and New Testament with the
text of Mr.. Moody's address on the fly
leaf The pastor of the church, Rev.
W. Ray Timeson, presided and was as
sisted in the exercises by other clergy
men.
commencement exercises at the SEM
mary will be as follows; Saturday ev-
ening, June IA, sacred concert by sem
mary and Mt. Hermon students; Sun
day, baccalaureate sermon, Congrega-
tional church Monday. students re-
cital, s p. m. : Tuesday, commence
ment exercises at IL a. III. : address ny
Rev. G. Campbell Morgan: presenta-
tion of diplomas: 3 p. m. meeting of
Students Aid society;s p. M, prlnci-
pals reception: Wednesday, alumnae
day, banquet at the MOI thtield; meet
ing of Alumnae Association. The pres
ent graduating class was the last or
ganized school body to be intimately
associated with the late d. L. Moody,
the founder of the school. and recently
gave evidence of its love for him and
the school by having the motto which
he had chosen for Mortified painted
il the class colors, on the walls of
Stone hall chapel