Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-21
NoRTHFIELp.
A Quiet Homo Weddine-Death Of
Harry Whipple.

wedding In East Mortified when Miss
Henrietta Newton was married to
William Robinson of New York city
at the home of her parents. Mr.
Robinson was at one time employed
In town, being the architect of the
Schell residence and the bride was a
very efficient clerk in C. f.. Williams $
store for some time. Mr.. and Mrs,
Robinson left town on the afternoon
train for their new home in New
York city.
News has been received of the
death of Harry Whipple of Saginaw
Mich. Mr., Whipple was the son of
Mrs Jennie Allen Whipple, formerly
of this town and held responsible
position with large lumber firm In
Saginaw where his loss will be keenly
felt. He leaves widow besides his
mother
Tuesday was mountain day at the
seminary
Charles Robbins is taking BUSH
ness trip to Boston.
Mrs. Henry Mason is visiting her
parents in Swanzey. N. H.
Miss S. f. Minot has been con-
fined to the house with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Holton of West
field are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. DeWolf has closed her cottage
and is now a guest at The Northfield.
Raymond Mason is taking his va
cation visiting relatives around Bos-
ton.
G. M. Kidder is taking a vacation
of few days and is expected to re-
turn Monday.
The Unitarian Sunday school Is
making preparations for harvest
concert, date to be given later.
Mrs. Wright Stratton went Tues
day to Springfield to live with her
niece during the winter months.
The AL Martz Specially company
will give an entertainment in the 5.
of VS. hall Monday evening, Oct. "a.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church gave public social IN
the church parlors Tuesday evening
A friend of Mortified has present.
ed the Fortnightly club with 500 to De
used in the purchase of desk for the
club.
Mrs Wilson is in New York city
for two weeks looking after the pup
LEGATION of her book, work on educa-
ton.
The national flag bearing the names
of the republican presidential canol-
dates was swung to the breezes tnls
week.
Miss Martha Hall has closed her
cottage and gone to Bernardston
where she may remain during the
winter.
George witt, engineer on the BoS-
ton & Maine railroad, is having TWO
weeks vacation and has gone 10
Boston.
Mrs. Jennings, teacher in the CEN
tar urinary school was called away
this week and Bessie Hammond SUD-
stituted.
The Unitarian ladies' sewing So
ciety met yesterday afternoon ana
rave in the evening one of their Ia
nous suppers.
Frank Britton, clerk for Robbins q
Evans is having a vacation and ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Britton is visiting
in Keene, N. H.
Miss Gladys Field sang a solo, MY
Rosary, in the Unitarian cnurch
Sunday morning with Miss RUIN
Field as organist.
Miss Myrtle Pierce accompanied tne
family of George Murdoch on their
wastern trip to visit their daughter
and the st. Louis fair.
There were four new applications
for membership at the Fortnightiy
club meeting Monday. The next
meeting will be Oct. 81.
Mrs. F. H. Prouty has returned 10
her home in Somerville after ASSIST
ing Mrs. Dunnell several weeks III
the care of her sister.
Mrs. Susie Reed Watson OF Dor
chester has come to care for her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Chancey Reed
who are in feeble health.
Mrs. E. M. Lazelle has been ap-
nointed assistant deputy inspector
and will visit the corps in Greehiieiu
and Colerain Oct. 25 and 26.
Mrs. Sarah Ward, who has peeh
housekeeper for Mrs. c. ii. webster
during her western trip, returned 10
her home in. Orange TUESDAY.
Miss Florence Stetson employed at
w. II. Holtons jewelry store Is Tan
;no two weeks vacation. FRANK
Harness will substitute during her
absence.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson gave helpful ser
mon Sunday morning from the text,
"uod fast to that which is goou'
ne also gave report of the work d.
~ reoent Unitarian conference at
Holyoke.
Republican rally at the 5. OF VS.
hall tuesday evening, Oct. 20 at . 40.
Addresses will be given by Congress,
MON frederick H. Gillette ana Col
charles l.. Young, both OF sprihs
field and by Rev. George F. Pentecos'
D. D.
w. DeY. Field and family nave re,
turned TO Boston. Miss Fannie Fleiu
;s a guest of her brother, b. +. fieiu
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pratt are spenu
inc two weeks in New YORK Guy
Mr pratt is engineer on the d.
M. railroad.
Nrs r K. Caldwell has tenoereu
bic resignation as trustee OF the u