Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-14
NoRTHFiElO.
Smith Called to consre'
~ W. .,tional Church.

N
there wa me congregational church
|snOe'',. as voted to call Kew n. ray
81 "r rs pastor, with view OF
krlh p later Mr. smith mas oc-
ulemelnH rplplt for the last three
tped NV the members very cor
prhs aI,o in giving this call. his
aIE y, "" commence at once
s.,.raI eases of measles have bee"
,Sred, uo,,,n Is visiting in
|,, ", :" this week - - ..
a'" p. Moody has gone to Or
nse W Proctor is visiting her
Nr Mr., iT Lincoln Hammond
81. 's.. Myrtle Pierce, who has been
ylss % IN greenfield and other places
Mrs Harry Wentworth have
Mr. al listed their parents on North
XIV !" nirllinson from Prescott,
GeoTge othar of Mrs. John Ham, Is
l 'sso y in East Mortified.
WV s,,mnson and family have
a''. snending few DAYS AT ''ie'
et en- cottage, Sky farm
WV W.. committee have decided to push
Tne vV ,n, an the Center school build
De Typ "rr 70 be begun at once.
,o,s Maggie Grace from New
MS 81 4 J.. is the guest of her
Il ln,s Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Grace
' aos mines have been repaired In
Ias s. ", church so that II
,0 S to hold services as usual
| mmatt Wright and son, FRED
ha" nnato, drove over from Green
S9 - pV visit his father, F. H. Wright
and Mrs. William Fellows and
M MI are at wildwood, their sum
sni Some in this place. for a vacation
.,. Gertrude and Ethel Proctor
MISSES ondine a week with their
p ,,ptber Mrs. Harwood Proctor.
m.. Elsie Holton went to Athol to
aS sor nncle's family and has re-
s msd ~ accompanied by her cousin
Blanche. BADLY
r,uord O'Keefe, who was SO pauiy
.trrsd IN the night preceding .he
Frrth is recovering as rapioiS a' va"
h expected -, Nav
N ,.,Sr friends in Mapping. has re-
sa .a ond will begin her music class
! gain saturday j., ,ar
|w.s carrie B. Barber is back IN her
!, A' nosition as buyer of the supplies
|. yyorthfield seminary, after a years
|aye of absence.
u,ss RArtba Clark left on Saturday
ro r,d for Providence, r. l.. aiter
l,sndng week here. the guest OF MIS-
Nellie Alexander.
| " Johnson, wife and little grand
E,rsbtar of Sunnyside farm. orange
[sai,aS Mrs Nellie Alexander last sat
[riay and Sunday :,
Ms Matte Gillette of California Is
|, This vicinity and at present Is
a.rsny the week with her brother
|, Cnl lincoln Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Wood and family
L. at their summer home. They naye
Elm them the twin children OF Rev.
|rhur Wood of Camden. n. }.
The furniture and farming tools pc
|nging ia Mrs. C. P. Moody VIII De
EIs s His afternoon by G. N. Kidder,
Eho has charge of the auction SAFE.
Miss Iottie Evans and Miss Maud
n . s-.in have been elected as teach
Il hv the committee for the coming
Frm 10 teach in districts No. z ana
No 3,
An unusually handsome automoplie
ALLIED Mercedes has been in town tn,s
Esak # is of French make. OF a DILL
Irt red and is fitted with all the
equipments.
Mr. Charles Stearns, who was mere
h business several years ago ana was
pnnected with woodbury. d LEISURE
furniture store. is in town ana caliiiis
n old friends
Town Treasurer w. J. Wright mas
finished naintine his buildings Dotn
Inside and out, adding much 10 thei
The work was done ps
H L. Brigham.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander LED tne
Guild last Sunday evening. SupJeu''
Music and its Origin. Mrs. d. M. VII
lon was one of the speakers and MISS
Marjorie Wilson read a paper on 'he
subject
Misses Fanny Stockbridge ana
GLADYS Moore are in East Northf1elu
% attend the conference. Ihey ar
anOng those of the recent graduatlis
class who are attending the CONFER
thee as guests of the seminary
Miss Mary Stedman. with otner
friends, has been a recent guest at tne
NOrthfeld and has been calling on ner
i0rmer friends here in town. ME"
Shdman is the sister of George o'eu
nan, who was former resident Oh
South Main street.
The guild will hold a lawn party on
he grounds near the old Field pidce
Ibis evening from $50 to 8. Tnere
viii be the usual attractions for such
lcCasons and some additional speciai-
lies The proceeds will be given "
The Unitarian parish.
On Monday evening the windows VI
The station were broken open ana so,i,e
thief gained entrance, taking some sio
hat was left in the cash drawer. 1. 70
Visionary to send the money away ~
and that accounts TOT 'ne
mail amount the thieves manager "
lblain.
I'D Dunnell's horse has been frlgh.-
med twice this week by automopilea'
lle first time the harness was con
'ferably broken. Friday it was again
nghtened by meeting an auto on w
MI near W. A. Wright's and this tiii,.
De grain delivery wagon was paui'
Erecked.
Miss Cora Moore. a former resideht
this town and graduate from tn ,s
urinary is spending her vacation WIN
lT relatives here. Miss Moore Is !"
eacher in Washington, d. c.. ana en-
ecis to take a short trip to the WHIT
lountains before she returns 10 hei
YORK in September.
A Short History of England. in four
arse volumes, finely illustrated, Iia'
ecently been purchased by the rus
rs to be added to the collection Oh
'andard work in the Dickinson Me
aonal library. 1t is a fine edition, .ne
'Nk Of j. \. Green, and is vaiuao'e
~qulsition to the library.
There was an omission last week vi
u o. the pleasant social gathering