Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-23
NoRTHFIELp.
The Quanatock Club-Red Men Elect
Officers.

IA rom MlllefS DrOOk, WHICH HOW
Through the lower part of the villag
" and enters the Connecticut toward
X the lower end of Great Meadow. II
N the Indian deed this brook Is called
Squenatock and Quanatock and wa
the southern boundary OF the lant
sold to the whites. The term squen
atock appears to mean 1.-The pouring
out place." and was applied by thu
natives to the falls where the water
pours over and down the rocks. The
club of young men, which was formed
Hast winter, chose the historical name
of Quanatock for their club and there
were some rs members. This winter
the club has again united and has
ynght the old school house In dis
n No. 2 for a club room. The
.ctmen have allowed them the
Ivilege of letting the building re-
Bin during the winter and hope to
kmove 1t to a suitable location in the
5pring. The building is to be opened
every evening and furnishes pleas
ant place for the members to play
games or use the periodicals in the
Ereading room. A charge of So is made
for joining and the privileges of tie
kclub are granted to all of gentleman
nv behavior Mr.. Webster, president
the club, anticipates hearty CO.
Eoperation and all young men In town
tHre invited to become members.
"A The Squakheag tribe. No. 149. l. o..
r. NJ, at their last regular meeting,
EDec. IS, elected the following officers
for the ensuing six months: Worthy
a sachem, George w. Cummings.
I. prophet H. l.. Clark: senior saga
more, +. A. Bigelow; junior sycamore,
Arthur w. Mason; keeper of wam-
I'm. G. w. Kidder; collector of
Z la n T Drontor. cbiaf of rec
ords, X. e. Minis. On the same night
the warrior and chiefs degrees were
!. conferred on two candidates.
The training school closed Wednes-
day for the holidays.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce is visiting her
grandson. j. ]. Fisher.
Mrs. A. w. Proctor is spending
few days in Warwick.
Arthur Phillips is expected home to
visit during the holidays.
\ Miss Jennie Withheld is spending a
few days at Ansel Fields.
Mrs. C. P. Moody is visiting her
son, Edward, in Worcester
Miss Grace Caldwell spent Sunday
with her parents in Greenfield.
Ada Marsh Golden is a guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Amelia Marsh.
The seminary closed yesterday for
the usual Christmas vacation.
John Barber. who has been visiting
recently in Leyden, has returned.
Newton Keet has recently been alb
sent from town on a business trip.
The Bible class will meet with Miss
Merriman this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Harmony lodge held regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, followed by
banquet.
The mothers meeting was held
with Mrs. Blew, on Highland avenue,
Wednesday.
Bertha Dresser is staying with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
wentworth.
Miss White and Miss Simmons
have moved to the house with Mrs.
Fred Britton.
The funeral of S. r. Browning was
held from his late residence at the !
Farms Monday. J
Mrs. Lucy Woodruff and daughter, .
Lulu, have returned to their home In .
Hartford, Conn.
Mrs Gillette has gone to Amherst i
% make visit previous to her trip n
o Los Angeles. Cal. il
Prof. James McConaughy will
preach in the Congregational church b
lext Sunday morning. [
Mrs. Dora Allen of the Wayside b
mn goes to New York Jan. 1 with e
Ter son, Homer, to live. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Golden have q
ome to spend the winter with her u
ather, Austin Stevens. "
David Stockbridge has returned A
ome from the Worcester Polytechnic II
chool for a weeks vacation. II
F'lorine and Theo Lyman of Spring. e,
ED, Mass, are visiting their parents, q
fr. and Mrs Everett Lyman. il
Fred Symonds, who has recently S
moved to Orange, has sold his place p
n the Farms to Ed Cosgrove. 81
M. c. Malley and wife have gone to ~
range to live with their daughter, al
Irs. Mary Walker, this winter. D.
Mrs. f. b. Caldwell has presented
ne school in East Northfield with a
lrge picture of Henry B. Longfellow.
Edward Ball of Denver. Col, is ex- 81
ected to spend the holidays with his oi
arents, Captain and Mrs. David Ball.
The Fortnightly club meets We'd n
esday afternoon at 3 o'clock when el
lere will be given a Christmas pro- Cd
ram.
w. M. Moore, who has been en- VI
Dyed in c. H. Linsley's hotel in az
ew York. has returned home for the nd
inter months.
Rev. Clifton H. Minis of Cliftondale, Pr
ass, occupied the pulpit of the IA
church Sunday morn M
6 and evening.
Mrs. Charles L. Harris, who has Iol
zen staying with Mrs. A. L. Day, b %"
Us gone to New York city to visit ia
lring the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Howard accom- I n!
MED by the children are spending ~
e holidays with Mrs. Towards :, ~
rents in Wallingford, VT. ne,
Miss Hope Walker. who has been sta
lployed as book-keeper for a firm !,
New York city, is visiting her -
other, Mrs. Cornelia Walker. ~
Rev. George F. Pentecost, d. D., has tbf
five months engagement in the ma
urch in New York city occupied by en-
2 late Rev. George C. Lorimer. an,
The house owned by Henry Bard da,
III was broken into few evenings the
ice and considerable damage was ing
ne to furniture stored in the house.
Mrs. Porter and Miss Harris have
ne to Brunswick, n. j., to spend 7
: winter and they will visit Mrs for
neway, who is a sister of Mrs Por-
Miss Abbott. teacher in district No.
has gone to Bethel, VT, to spend n
holidays with her parents. The lle
Yer teachers have gone to their par
mes. n
Sod Iaorson ianitor Of the to,vn bee
i slinned wednesdav morning frie
lie going to the station with his 1