Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
NoRTHFIELD.
Wedding Of Popular Young People
Town Records MISSING.


Sunday when their only daughter
Bessie, was Joined in marriage 10
Herbert Austin Reed. The happy
couple left Monday for the wedding
trip and II was surmised that Maine
was the destination In view. The
cards announce that Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed will be at home to their friends
after Dec. l in their cottage on Glen
street. Mr.. Reed is the head of a
hourishing lumber business and Mrs.
Reed was for long time popular
clerk in C. II. Webster's drug store.
The hearty congratulations of many
friends are extended to the young
people.
There is a chance for some one in
town to help fill the town records as
Robert Il. Swan the commissioner of
public records, calls for the records of
Mortified prior to 1865. It Is not i'm
probable that this volume can be
found among the effects Of persons
formerly holding some town Office or
interested in local history. Ten doll
lars reward will be given for Its re-
ception by our town clerk.
Miss Fannie Field went to Andover
Monday.
Miss Minnie Warden is visiting her
sister in Orange.
George Mason has become an en-
pioyee of the c. V. R. r.
Mrs. Richards of Warwick visited
at A. w. Proctor's Monday
w. De Y. Field and family are at
Mattapoisett with their son, Horace.
Dwight Proctor has moved into the
house lately vacated by Mrs. Powers.
Mrs. E. F. Howard has returned
from a few days visit in Charlemont.
George Abbot has moved his family
into the tenement owned by C. H.
Green.
The young friends Of Elizabeth Rice
gave her a surprise party Friday
evening.
The residence of the late Andrew
Hale has been sold to N. Dwight AL
exander.
Mrs. Sampson of Warwick Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Chamberlain.
Edward Webster, employed in w.
R. Moody's office, has returned from
his vacation.
C. Fl. Shannon, the station agent,
has moved to the Bemis cottage on
Parker avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Ross has gone to his pas
torate in Maine. His family will join
him in a few days.
Mrs. George Holton, who has been
visiting in Worcester and Boston, re-
turned home Monday
Ebert Chamberlain has taken his
vacation during the hunting season
and is visiting in Rochester, VT.
Mrs. Ellen Mason, who has been
visiting in Greenfield, has returned
to her home on South Main street.
DR.. A. T. Pierson is occupying the
pulpit Of the Congregational church,
preaching both morning and evening.
The Fortnightly club is invited to
meet with Mrs. Richardson on North
Main street at the next regular meet
ing.
Mrs. Matte Gillett has gone to
West Wardsboro VT, for months
visit and later expects to return to
California.
Mr.. Crockett's family, consisting OF
his wife and two children, arrived
Friday. They are now living on
Meadow street.
The mothers meetings will be held
at Mrs. Biew's each Wednesday al
ternoon during the month OF Novem- |
Der.
The annual meeting Of the Frank
lin County association, w. Il. C., VIII
be held in the Sons of Veterans hall
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Caldwell Of Greenfield |
takes the place of Clara Powers at
the central office of the New England |
Telephone company.
Mrs. Lucy Harvey, who has been ,
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Irish, has re-
turned to her home in Gill;
Mrs. Ella M. LazeHe officially in
spected the Edwin z. Day relief corps
of Greenfield this week and reports
the same in flourishing condition.
Mrs. Putnam of WILLIAMSBURG. vt,
spent this last week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. g. n. Kidder. Her sister
Mrs. Washer. was here for two days
There will be lecture in stone
hall Monday evening, Nov. Z, at E3o
by Prof. James G. Riggs, who Will take
for his subject, Robert Louis steven
son.
Jesse Holton, who has been an EN-
ployee in f. L. Proctors livery stapie
for long time, has accepted posi-
ton in Orange with the New f1oiiie
company.
MISS ElSke, VINO has DcCh N'S.'Ai.o
in Shelburne Falls, has returned 10
her position as housekeeper for MI
Clark and son, after vacation Oh
three weeks.
Miss Florence Minard, who mas peen
living in Ohio, has returned to attend
the seminary. Her mother is heaa u
the household department IN +. D
Schelrs residence.
The repairs on the town hall were
finished this week: AdaI-
tons are to be made on the PACK ior
hearse house and hose house and fur-
Their additions may be made later.
The Bows and Girls club held a
box supper in the Unitarian church
vestry Thursday evening ana Hal
lowe'en was observed Monday nlsh'
by the same club in the same place.
The young ladies OF the SEMINARY
Halloween by having "a
play appropriate to the occasion III
the gymnasium The costumes weIe
ghostly and the parts taken circuit
ably. lin
The Unitarian Sunday school, VIII
give their harvest concert SUNDAY
evening at Z o'clock as 1t was post
poned from last Sunday evening.
Leon Alexander, who has returneu
to Northfield to care for his fatheIs
farm, was Joined this week Dy ms hn
family They were accompah'eu, NJ.
Mrs. Alexander's mother. ,
Baright. M. D. ~, harm
Joseph Cotton has leased his oarn !