Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-16
Gloves for All at Fenton's.
NORTHFIElD. MASS

Mrs. e. M. Lazelle has closed her house
| for the winter and will board with her
son, Lawrence, on Highland avenue.
Fred w. Doane was called to auckland
| last week by the sudden death of his
mother from pneumonia and heart dis
ease.
Miss Eta Bacon, daughter of George
j. Bacon, former resident of Northfield
was married recently in Athol to a Mr.
Stone.
The public schools will close today for
the Christmas recess and will open for
the winter term on the first Monday in
January.
o. l.. Leach of Mortified Farms was
called to Orange recently by the death
of his mother, Mrs. Sara Leach, who was
very aged.
cial meeting on Thursday evening to
Initiate two members. banquet and
social hour followed the work
Mr.. Sargent of Newport N. H.. has
opened dancing school in Sons of Vet
Grams hall. and at the opening night last
Tuesday, a class of 40 appeared.
Mrs. Cora Bigelow came to Mortified
last week with her father, BENJAMIN Nor
rison, and he being judged insane, was
taken by the selectmen to Northampton
Prof. II. b. Emerson of Amherst college
will lecture in the Mortified Free Lee
ture course on the evening of Dec % on
The Formation of the Connecticut VAL
ley"
The Woman's Relief corps will celebrate
its 10th anniversary on the evening of
Jan. 20. The four Grand Army organiza-
lions and few special guests will partici-
pate.
DR.. Pentecost and family have gone to
New York for the winter and the house
Is closed. Mr.. Schell went to New York
this week. His coachman took the horses
away last week.
The Mount Hermon Glee and Mandolin
club will give an entertainment at Stone
proceeds of which will be for the benefit
of the two schools.
Charles Preston. a Mortified boy who
is an expert skin buyer in Russia for
Boston house. is expected home to
spend the holidays with his mother. who
now lives in Orange.
At the last meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs f. j. Stockbridge;
senior vice president, Mrs. H. II. Mason:
Junior vice president, Miss Daisy Dick
inson; treasurer, Miss NJ. T. Dutton; chap
lain, Mrs. ]. a. Fisher; conductress. Mrs
Ella Tufts; guard. Miss NJ Bigelow The
installation will take place early in Jan
uary
ne lNOleS aNNlilarN OF the Sons of
Veterans will give n dramatic entertain
ment next Friday evening in Sons of
Veterans hall. the play being The Lost
Letter with n cast of characters from the
best local talent This will be followed by
a sale of Christmas goods. The members
of the society have put much time into
this enterprise and it is expected that it
will be worth attending.
\ special feature of the Unitarian fair
will be the Ladies' Home Journal booth
which will be beautifully decorated in
red and black and everything sold from
ii will be Ladies' Home Journal pictures,
journals and subscriptions for the paper.
Any one wishing to help the society can
do so by renewing a subscription to the
paper of by becoming new subscriber
as the society will have a liberal per cent.
of the proceeds.
Paul Moody spoke at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday morning and it
is expected that Rev. y. Fay Smith will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning.
The evening service will be a Christmas
service given by the young people of the
church. Monday evening n supper will be
served to the young people of the church
followed by tree and exercises.
At the Unitarian church a special pro-
gram of music will be given in the morn
ing and on Monday evening at six o'clock
supper will be served to the young peo-
pie in the vestry followed by exercises
and tree IN the audience room of the
church.