The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-24
Mortified, Mass.
Valley fair next week.

VISIT III BOslOn
Howard Doane has returned to h
school in Northampton.
Miss Dora Peck goes to Wellesley co
lege Sept 20 for her second year.
Mrs. Edith Calender Norton of Can
bridge is at her parents for visit.
Mrs. Arthur Phillips and son have n
turned to their home in Darien, CT.
Mae Wilson has gone to Boston an
will attend the Institute of Technology.
Mrs Solandt, who was critically i'll i
August is able to be about the house now
Mr.. Dodge has finished work for MI
Kidder and returned to his home in Vel
mont.
The Franklin county w. c. T. U. is hell
in Erving today Several from town at
tended.
Mrs. n Fay Smith was in Keene tn
Adelaide Shedd.
William Moore, who has an extensiv,
business in Oyster Bay, L. l., was with hi
family over Sunday
Mrs John Reed and daughter Isabe
are with Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Seventeen young women are enrolled a.
students in the Bible school at the North
field for the fall term.
Mrs. Tufts and daughter Ada, who holds
a position in Turner's Falls, are spending
two weeks in Chesterfield, N. H.
A handsome rug has been placed in the
desk of the Unitarian church by one OF
the many friends of the society.
Emma Fit is the first grandchild of ID
l.. Moody to enter Mortified seminary.
She is in the second preparatory.
Dr. A. 7. Pierson has been speaking to
the students each morning at Sage chapel.
Guests are cordially invited to attend.
Frank Kellogg has gone on months va
cation to the Pacific coast and he will visit
the exposition in Seattle, Wash, while
away.
Helmon Beck, who is engaged in Y. NJ.
c. A. work in New Brunswick, Conn, is
road.
Mrs. j. Vale is at Mrs. Henry Nc
Lanes. She came from Ireland Isle, Ber
muda, to place her daughter Grace in the
seminary.
Mrs. Emma Howard, the friend with
whom Mrs. Ella Lazele spent the winter
in Florida. two years ago, has been her
recent guest.
About Il went from the Mortified
chapter to the visitation of Arcana chap
ter, O. +. S., of Greenfield and report de-
Hghtful time
Edward Ball of Denver Col, is visiting
his mother and sister. Mrs Ball also has
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jillson of
Gardner, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stockbrdge go the
last of this week to Narcssa, Penn, to
visit their son Frank who has large mar
ket garden business there.
Mrs. Richard Stratton and two chill
dren, who have been the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Newton, have returned to their
home in New Haven. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Moody entertained
the faculty of Mortified seminary and Mt. |
Hermon school at dinner last Friday night. |
About 100 sat at the tables
John Sutherland. F. G. Breton Fred |
Proctor and Ed Lynch all sent teams to
gers from the village to the fair grounds
The annual inspection of the Woman's
Relief corps of Mortified will occur Oct.
Is. Mrs. Lottie Barker of Orange, depart
ment assistant inspector, will inspect the
corps.
Mrs. s. E. Walker and two daughters
are at Linden Lodge in Brattleboro stay
NJ with her parents, Prof. and Mrs. A. j.
Phillips, who have been spending the sum-
mer there.
Dr. A. L. Newton examined large num-
Der Vi MI. I1eIIliOl SluutIlls idsI hoHudy |
TO see if their physical condition was such
hat they would be able to play on the
football teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ware have been
H. Ware Barnum of Boston
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finney of Or
ange. Burton Ware of Orange. her son,
spent Sunday with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward have
returned from New York where they have
oeen the past year and are at Mrs. Frank
keloggs for the present. Mr.. Woodward
S employed at the seminary.
Misses Constance and Dora Peck, who
nave been at Weekapaug Inn, r. l., for ,
he summer have returned and are with
heir mother at the former Rawson farm
low owned by Fred B. Caldwell.
Miss Margaret Lammereaux. who has l
,een at Mr.. Harnesses this summer and ;
vas formerly employed at Perham's Inn,
vas taken to Springfield hospital Tuesday $
o be operated upon for appendicitis. y
The surroundings of the Belcher memo
ial fountain are being much improved by u
oncrete placed for several feet around the a
Watering trough and concrete walk from
lain street to the drinking fountain. a
Roy Woodland, youngest son of Mr.. and n
1rs. Francis Woodland, was operated upon u
y DR.. Ralph Seeley of Springfield last
as comfortable could be expected at
his date.
The Sunday school teachers meeting con
ected with the Connecticut valley confer
nee was held in Greenfield Tuesday.
ev and Mrs. d. NJ. Wilson attended. CO
Irs Wilson read one of the chief papers
the meeting. tt
Mrs. Cheney and Mrs Boardman and
vo children. the daughter. granddaughter ca
nd great-grandchildren respectively of
[rs Corneia Walker. have returned to q,
testified, n j.. after spending the sum
er at Rustic Ridge. \,
Mr.. and Mrs Fobare and Miss Clara f.
overs of Springfield left last Saturday
II Oakland. Cal. to visit Harry Powers -
RS. Fobare and Miss Powers are former nt
sidents of Mortified and are mother and az
ster of Mrs Dwight Proctor
The concert at Stone hall on Monday NJ
ght by Gwilym Miles was greatly en- VI
yed by all who attended. The next num- =,
r. given under the auspices of the boys VI
-gade viii be the Eastern Concert com OF
my Oct Is in the town hall. lei
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Webster and party.
We returned from their two weeks auto
10 and report pleasant day spent at
rmena, n. v, at the home of Rev and
rs. Samuel Free. Mr. Free was former tv
stor of the Unitarian church vi
Mr.. and Mrs George \. Kidder have tn
turned home after an extended trip no
ending few days in the White noun
ms From there they visited in Bur- CHI
gton. Montpelier Bellows Falls and tn
her places. Mrs. Kidder is much i'm tn
owed in health. wi