The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-18

mesiy lived. Miss Halls cousin, Bertha,
cen aud lroke her wrist few days ago
The social evening AT the Fonnlghtly
club dm nol take place an planned last
/ Monday evening and the entertainment
will - given next Monday evening Ia.
stead Ii is TO b. grnllemen's night and
each member is allowed Ia invite one
guest,
In the teoent transfers Of real estate
notice Is made II the sale oi NAL estate
I ffnm Fi4d ~ llilliad Ga Nellie A.
Drrsser, which is located on the road
to AIillers Falls, also irom 4, III, Green
10 Carrie NJ. Preston onehalf interest IA
real estate located OH Main street
The state highway commissioners have
nosted notices hy the side Oi the state
/ rad farbliding people a. NmoVe any
of the building material az In any way
Ia mutilate the mad, Neither are signs
allowed to BE- placed on OF near the road
or anything 10 cause Disagreement
shyton's Jubilee Singers ac 20 BE-
heW Friday evening, Jan, -, aud will
] furnish the entertainment Tor the next
number of the Northheld lrciuIr cour.c'
According to the ppss notices the audi
enee will have nrc twat a. they are
To give yaried program, including the
old.time mbiecs as well as the up'todaie
numbers.
Rev. u. NJ. Wilson spoke last Sunday
in the Unitarian church parlor ON the
separation of the French Catholic church
from the French government. Beginning
al the time Of the French revolution he
outlined French history 10 the present
time. showing the causes for the present
disturbance in nAtional aiialrs, The large
audience was much interested.
The building near the North church,
now occupied by the young people So
riety. has been renovated aud by the
management Of several committees The
rooms have been tastcinlly furnished.
The young people are planning 10 have
social entertainments and now have
pleasant rooms. something they have long
needed and which their friends can ENJOY
with them.
Herbert Stone is at present IN New
York city and in addition 10 his hotel
work Is manager oi DIR. W. w. Whites
Bible school. Miss Waterman, who was
also connected with the. Northield' u
one of the clerks in the hotel. MIR.
Swanson. who has been chef Of the
Mortified for several consecutive year,:
is in New York city in a laboratory and
is interested in philosophical chemistry
Miss Alice Shepard, a graduate of the
seminary, is with an aunt IN Orange, ".
j.. this winter and Is attending DIR.
Whites Bible school in New York city.
Her sister, Miss Florence Shepard, Is eN-
pected from Aintab, Turkey. next month
TO be in Orange and is 10 study nursing
as n profession. The brother, Laurin, is
attending school in New Jersey, the IA
Their and mother being in the missionary
work in Turkey.
Amos Field, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Field was the victim OF a surprise party
last week. the occasion being his 2lst
birthday anniversary. About 20 guests
were present and he was presented with
a heavy gold ring, the presentation
speech being made by John \. flsher'
As it was also Mrs. Fields birthday. she
was presented with a handsome clock.
Games were played and the evening spent
socially. dainty refreshments being served
during the evening,
By the resignation OF q. I. Fletcher
agent OF the state board OF education for
the four western counties, Julius h. War.
ren. former school superintendent OF
this town has been appointed TO I'LL his
place. Mr.. Warren was here for several
years, the first regularly appointed super
intendent OF schools, and is very pleas
antly remembered as the schools were
much improved under his management;
He went away about eight years ago and
is now located at Barre, Mass.
The ofIicers-elect of the Mortified
grange were installed last Thursday even,
ing in the presence of about 30 invited
guests. State Master Richardson was
nnavoidably detained and in his place
State Deputy Stoddard of East Brook
field installed the officers assisted by Miss
Nettie Stone of this town. The work was
particularly well done, no rituals being
used. Two choruses were sung by the
grangers and at the close of the work an
interesting speech was made by Deputy
Stoddard who briefly outlined the aim
OF the work OF the order and advantages
to the members. He was followed. by
short speeches from others and after
wards all enjoyed fine supper in the
dining rooms of Floral cottage.