Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-05
N0RTHFIELD.


The school taught by Miss Leacl
uant fra strawride Tuesday after
Doon
Deer are quite plentiful and almos
,.ms and foxes are much too plent,
t iar the safety of the poultry.
Raw. G. Campbell Morgan is home
,r vacation trip and preached in thu
Unitarian church Sunday.
The O. f. s., No. 80, held specia
Meeting Tuesday evening and worked
the degrees on a small class.
Tho public was cordially invited tc
.,tand the opening of Webster's new
1bsrmacy at East Mortified Wednes
5N A souvenir was presented each
adult.
+ E. Head, while driving near the
seminary barns Friday evening, col
idpd with another team and was
thrown from the wagon, striking on
his head. He was unconscious for
same time but received no serious in.
inries
The concert for the endowment fund
Given at Stone hall Monday evening,
Nv the Estey chorus assisted by Arthur
Phillips, baritone, and Eleanor Page
Spencer, child pianist, was a rare mu-
sca treat. The concert was under the
direction of Prof. A. Judson Phillips,
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Georgi and Mrs. S.
= Walker accompanies. The perform
srs we're heartily applauded and each
number was encored.
Monday was tree day at the semi
nary. The exercises were held in the
afternoon in front of the library, an
English ivy being planted at the en-
trance of the building. The seniors
and senior middles give series of tab
leaux representing the different phases
| Of school life from the time the new
student arrived to graduation the diff
terent parts being very cleverly taken.
This was followed by the class songs
| which we're particularly good. The af-
ternoon's exercises were very pleasing.
The pretty gowns worn by the young
tadies and the fancy marching of the
classes we're important features of the
Entertainments
party from Boston and vicinity Wis
fted the Moody schools last week as
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Proc
kor Friday evening they attended
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Proc
Tor to the graduating class of the girls
school. Saturday morning the chapel
Exercises were attended, and strong
address was given by DIR. Samuel B.
|Capen, president of the American !
board. The party then went to Mt. /
Hermon, where they attended chapel
Exercises. In the evening an entertain
hent was given in the gymnasium for
fhe entertainment of the guests. A bas-
Eet ball game was played between
Moore cottage and Weston hall, which
resulted in tie. At the close of the
Entertainment Lewis Crossett of Bos-
Jon spoke to the students, and present
ID handsome trophy cup to the Moore
Fottage team. the winner of the series
E games this year. This cup is to be
banded over each year to the winning
(eam. Among the party are William E.
llurdock, DR.. Samuel B. Capen, DR..
George A. Gordon, and Lewis A. eros.
lett Of Boston, George E. Keith of
Prockton.
The trustees of the seminary and Mt.
Fermon were at the Mortified over
Sunday. William Moore has returned
rom the South. Mr. and Mrs. Schell
|riyed at their summer home Monday.
Sidney Starkwether of New Jersey
visiting his mother, Mrs. G. M.
Mrs. e. G. Field has
Zone to Boston for few weeks visit.
Mrs. kenne has gone to Bernardston {
work for E. E. Benjamin. Mrs.
Nellie Dresser and children have been
utfering from the prevailing epidemic !
pr week or more. Mrs. Warren Field |
ld daughter are improving. Mrs.
tanks, son and daughter of Orange ,
pent Memorial Day in town. Mrs.
.ydia Johnson has gone to Greenfield ,
live with her son, Charles Bigelow.
Mrs Fred Morgan of the Farms has i
cen the guest of her niece, Miss Rose
learns. Samuel Alexander of Boston ]
lade flying visit to his grandparents, !
H. and Mrs. G. F. Alexander, recent {
!, only stopping over night, going |
ONE by way Of Chester and Forest ,
'kes, then to Keene, making part of [
BE journey on his wheel. Mr.. Gla /
el of Leverett has his mill on the a
lcCOy place all ready for work. t
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