The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-11
NOrthfeId, Mass.

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Mr., and Mrs, Henry Mason have re.
turned from a visit to Troy, n. II.
Miss Helen Wilson sails for Paris TODAY
from Boston to join her sister, Marjory,
who is studying art in that city.
Mrs. Fayette Howard has returned
from a visit with her daughters in Putney,
VT.
Ralph Hosmer has accepted a position
in Woods Pharmacy for the summer
months.
Rev. G.. /. Schoield, ID. d., is expected to
occupy the pulpit of the North church
June 20.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander has returned
from her work as music teacher in a Nash
vile college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Purple of Athol
have been entertained by her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Lyman.
W. ". Coe has recently purchased the
.. X. Pomeroy house On Main street and
is making repairs.
II. NJ. Bristol has bought the Belcher
property ON Main street and is taking pos
session of the same.
An automobile party will go to Gardner
Friday evening to attend the meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star.
Ten delegates from the Unitarian church
We're chosen last Sunday to attend the
Unitarian conference at Rowe.
H.. NJ. Bristol has the contract for extra
plumbing in the Mortified hotel, and the
piping is being fitted this week.
Mrs. Myrtle Proctor and daughter have
gone to Rowe for the summer. They will
live with Rev. Margaret Demands family.
The daughter of Mrs. Fidelia Brown
Fisher was here withs her husband Memo
rial day to decorate the graves on the fam
lily lot.
Mr.. Carpenter has moved his family into
the Bemis cottage on Parker street. He
intends to resume his former occupation as
travelling agent.
The 900 feet of pennies given for Miss
Chadwick's missionary work amounted to
$50. To this the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society added S..
Rev. Father Cannon of South Boston, a
priest working in the cause of missions,
has been holding special meetings in the
Catholic church this week.
The boys brigade will meet in Sons of
Veterans hall this evening. The cadet
corps will not meet again for drill until
September unless by special order.
The Wright house on Main street, re-
Gently bought by Thomas Mason, has been
newly painted and two piazzas added to
the north and south sides of the house.
MI. anu Mis-. Il. y. ouockDfldge are al
tending the commencement exercises of
Mt. Holyoke college, their youngest daugh-
ter being a member of the graduating
class.
Henry T. Leavis, superintendent of the
Haywood Brothers and Wakefield Rattan
Works at Wakefield, Mass, was a guest
last Thursday of his brother, William
Leavis. t
There were others from town who &C.
companied them, among them being the $
Mortified orchestra, Mrs. David Ball and
daughter with their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Henry Jillson. a
Unitarian church was well attended last
Thursday evening and a pleasing program
presented, consisting of readings and
musical selections.
The Birnam House is open, the owner, ;,
S. Schell, having arrived with a large "
number of servants. Coachman Tommani
the Holton house on Main street, n
With his family as usual.
The grange had a regular meeting Tues Sc
lay evening when the third and fourth
During the social hour which fol "
W a supper was served. A,
A few of the veterans joined the mem
,ers of the Post who are residents of g
Irernon,, the exercises taking place in the IL
Union church. An excellent address was
iven by Rev. d. M. Wilson of this town. a
Last Sunday the patriotic orders. which :.
Included the H. H. johnson Post, the NJ
nd Auxiliary, went to Warwick, where
hey Joined in an observance of Memorial sc
az. fo
Miss Smith of Millers Falls has been
yorking in the central telephone office the W
asst week during the short vacation of a.
Jennie Crelan. Miss Smith is to be
he assistant in the office during the sum
Ter months.
The town meeting last Monday caused ri
tendance. The trustees of the M. E. as
fund were granted permission te
} sell real estate in Springfield, Mass.
his was the only question considered. G.
Mrs. Russell Sage, Mrs. Frederic Bill vi ~
lgs and Miss Helen Gould are the expect ",
l guests of the seminary managers this of
eek. Over 500 alumnae are planning to
tend the commencement exercises of
orthfield seminary and tents are being or
'ected on the campus for their accommo- We
OF
Billings, Montana, is to have a big en- 81 a.
neering firm called the Henry Gerharz !
ngineering company and among the four en-
corporators is Everett w. Cotton, a for gu
er native of Mortified, and brother of rec
cotton OF this place. Mr.. Cotton GU
emit from here prior to 1887 and has been NC
this office for the past four years. sar
lie Billings Daily Gazette, in a recent
'ue, says of him: HE has had much Fo
p~erience in railroading and irrigation of
,rk principally on the construction end. of
2 came to this country with the Billings ing
nd and Irrigation company. Since en- the
ring the employ of Mr.. Gerharz he has ing
wed two years as deputy county survey Mr.
and in this capacity he did much good in
,rk for the county" Mr.. Cotton has yea
filled other important offices of public the
lst since he has lived in Montana. he'd
The principal events of the coming as
elk will be the commencement exercises ed
Mortified seminary, which begin to- 10
rrow evening with the sacred concert in the
auditorium at s p. IN. and which i'm use
diately follows the dedication of the ry
.rgaret Olivia music hall. Sunday IN
rning, at l0.45, the baccalaureate SER app
n will be preached by w. w. Weeks, thar
d., the morning service in the church VIII
ng omitted. At $50 p. M. the dedica- the,
a Of the Russell Sage chapel will be held ton,
h address by David James Burrell, D. wee
Monday, at ii a. m, a meeting of the Hol
Aid society will be held and AT and
!. m. the Estey chorus concert. Tues dau
at IL a. m. there will be the usual few
,mencement exercises when Rev. Glen cont
Tins will deliver an address and the
Miss f. S. Hall, will present di-
mas to 81 graduates, this being the larg- M
class Whnch mas ever peeh graduated cant
q lhe SEMINARY. mon
hildren's Sunday was observed in the NJ