Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-16
NORTHFlELD.


ings white
r A. Clark is building house gu
east of the street.
Elisha Stratton is quite i'll and is at.
tsnded by Dr. N. p. Wood.
Ruth osgood is working in a mil.
snary store in Millers Falls.
Prof James M. Conaughy preached
At the North church Sunday.
l. A. Williams is to put up build
inc for 500 Wing. for a laundry.
Mrs. Simonds from New York is the
gpest of DR., and Mrs. N. p. Wood.
Mrs. Edith Wood returned Tuesday
from visit in Greenfield and Spring
field. =.
Mrs. L. f. Rugg of So Londonderry
spent Saturday at "Oaken Bucket
Home"
Miss Zimmerman who has been with
Mrs. Allen has gone to her home in
Brooklyn.
Emma Hilliard and Mrs. Ward are
taking carriage drive of week up in
Vermont,
Mrs. Eta Hammond and daughter
Lucy of Gill are visitors at Mrs. A. w.
. PrOctors.
Mrs N. P. Wood attended meeting
Of the Eastern Star in Holyoke Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chelsea Barber of
Springfield have been guests at c. r..
Nelson's of late.
Mrs Myrtle Proctor and daughter
Julia of Warwick are guests of Mrs. A.
w. Proctor this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. D. Alexander and Miss
Dutton have returned from their trip
to the White Mountains.
hunting party for the White Noun
tains to be gone till Nov. l.
Herbert Doolittle sells his place and
household goods at public auction Oct.
q and is to take his family west
Adella Howes is attending the train
ing school at Northfield, coming home
every Saturday night to stay over
Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Alexander Paquette Of
Fabius, N. Y, is spending the week
with her mother. Mrs. N. F. Alexander,
at her old home.
Walter Jenness has finished his
work at the Farms depot. Mr.. Dutton,
who was several years ago station
master at the Farms, is again in
charge for the present.
Israel Harris has bought the John
Morgan place on Main street; c. W.
Shannon who has been occupying the
house moves to the Bemis house lately
vacated by w. H. Holton, on Parker
avenue.
A large number of the townspeople
and both the Mt. Hermon school and
seminary attended the funeral of Mrs.
Emma c. Moody, widow of the late
Dwight L. Moody, held at the Congre-
gatonal church Tuesday at p. m.
The services were beautiful and i'm
pressive, conducted by Rev. Robert E.
speer. The interment was at Round
Top beside her husband.
The following is taken from the Riv-
1rsde Baptist Reminder, paper /
printed by that church in New
FORK city: Ernest e. Phillips
,assed to his eternal reward,
fter brief illness, Tuesday, Sept. Is,
9O3. He was present as usual at the
rayer meeting on Sept. 2 and 4. On
Sept. s. he was taken i'll with
neumonia. His parents were hastily
and all was done that love
nd human skill could devise. God in
lis providence, said: Come up high
r" Brother Phillips was baptized |
lay, 1898, by DR.. Robert B. Smith. His
fe was one of conservation to his
ord. The church recognizing his
any sterling qualities elected him
ting church clerk, which office he
led with ability for more than year.
is modesty, faithfulness and shining
tristan character endeared him to all
e members of our church. His in
fence will abide among us forever.
he funeral services were held in the
lurch Wednesday, Sept. 16, and were
ost impressive. The interment took
ace at West Mortified near his old
me. To the stricken parents and
ly sister we extend our heartfelt