Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-21
MORTIFIED

Henry Mason has sold his place o
Highland avenue to Francis Schell
Possess ion to be given next autumn.
| Charles W. Nation will receive tn
member of the Unitarian parish an,
their families at Floral cottage Satur
day evening. 1t is his intention t.
have this gathering each year on tn
same date.
Friends and neighbors went to Lar
kin Fishers at Mortified Farms Sat
urday evening to assist Mrs. Fisher il
celebrating her birthday. The even
ing was spent with games after which
refreshments were served.
W. A. Davenport, Rufus A. Lilly
and William ii. Ward, commissioners,
have filed their report in probate court
at Greenfield in the estate of F. E..
Simpson of Mortified, represented in
solvent. They have received claims
amounting to Sl2S6 and of these 1924
have been allowed. There are S400
assets.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Campbell Morgan
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Moody at East Mortified Sunday. 1t
is expected that Mr.. Morgan will spend
the greater part of May in Mortified
giving Bible lectures to the students
of Mt. Hermon school and Mortified
seminary. He has Just closed sue
cessful mission of four weeks in New
York and Brooklyn, and after few
days, rest with his family in Baltimore
field Extension Movement. Mr.. Nor
gan will move his family to Mortified
during the month O May where he
expects to make his permanent home.
B. F. Field attended the State en-
of the S. of V.-Mrs. Mary
Doolittle, Mrs. Ira Lazelle and Mrs. X.
Caldwell attended the annual meeting
of the W. r. C.-Mrs John Nation has
presented the Unitarian society with
one-half dozen butter knives and sugar
shells of the best plate. "A carload of
horses passed through here on Satur
day. Their destination was Ticonder-
oga, n. Y, and they were for the use
of the government. West Aldrich is
in Berlin, n. H., for few days. Mrs.
Frank Proctor has given up her home
here and gone to live with Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. l.. Proctor at Warwick. The
two little girls of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Al.
Holton are sick with the measles. -
expects to turn out in full
force and attend the Warwick fair Fri
DAY, Mrs E. J. Kelley and son Eddie
lave been in New York city.
Another of Northfeld's sons has been
Lucien Field of Clinton, hav- |
ing been elected junior vice commander |
IF the Massachusetts G. A. h. at the |
'ecent meeting held in Boston. He is |
native of Mortified, being the son
If Moses Field. He enlisted in Co. G,
18th Massachusetts Volunteers, August
s, 1862, was promoted commissary SER
,eant in 1864, made second lieutanant
November, 1861 and the same year was
to first lieutenant He was
discharged June, 1865, at the close of
he war. The last of his service he
vas quartermaster of his regiment. One
If the founders of Post GA in 1868, for
3 years he has been an active and eff
lcient member of this organization.
lie has held many high offices and has
lways labored for the advancement of
he interests of the c. A. r. He has
erved on the stats of the departments
nd national commanders and in 1897
ras department inspector upon the
taft of Department Commander Deane.
lie won many laurels by his efficient
'ork in this capacity. He is one of
he most influential citizens of Gin
IN and is now serving as one of the .
overnor's councillors His sister,
IRIS. F. j. Stockbridge, is a resident
NortbFal1