The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-11-19
N0rthfeld, Mass.
Special Town Meeting on High School
Question.

memorial hall ON the Field lot or ac
thereon. To see if the town will decid
the location upon the Field lot whereo
the proposed building shall be located, tn
preference for the northerly half or tn
southerly half of said lot, and not les
than rs feet not more than 50 feet Yves
from the center of the sidewalk or ac
anything else thereon. To see if the tow
will adopt the plans for said building
which have been approved by the com
mittee or act thereon.
the proposed high school building and me
mortal hall was held last week Wednes
day and the plans of Augustus Holtor
of Westfield We're approved This sub
ject should interest every citizen OF North
field, for the building is to be one of the
important features Of the town for future
generations.
Mrs. Phipps is quite i'll with acute indi
gestion.
w. r. Moody spoke in Sage chapel last
Sunday night.
Mrs. Catherine Richardson returned
from New York Tuesday.
Mrs. William Roberts entertained a
friend from Lowell the past week.
Miss Marion Holton of Springfield was
home over Sunday with her parents.
The boys brigade will drill tonight at
Gas, this being an earlier hour than usual.
Still the corn is not all hlsked. Fostine
Bgelow had husking bee one night last
week
Miss Katherine Callaghan of Boston is
at the home of her mother on Warwick
avenue.
Mr. Clarkson of Manchester n. H.,
spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs. Rol-
lin Clough.
Rev. n. Fay Smith spoke at a conven-
ton of the Y. p. S. c. Z. at Shelburne
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts are en-
tertaining Miss Lois Holmes Of East
Kingston, N. IL.
Mrs. Elsie Newton Rawles is home for
for Thanksgiving.
has been visiting her cousin, Herbert
Reed, the past week.
Arnold Holton is the juryman from
Northfield attending the probate court
sitting at Greenfield.
Mrs. Orinda Nye was taken by DR.. n. Z,
Wood to the Springfield hospital for an
operation on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Lazelle entertained two
nieces, Miss Moore and Mrs. Russell of
Brattleboro, over last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Btters of Green
field spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer.
Harvey Evans, who has been confined
to the house for some months, is so far
recovered as to be out of doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reed and child OF !
Montague We're the guests of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Herbert Reed over Sunday. !
Mro JJoJr1yinc nf pra++1oboro ,,,o+lor
of Mrs. II. S. Chamberlain, is with Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Chamberlain for a while.
The Sunday school begins its work for ,
Christmas with a rehearsal of Christmas :
songs by the children this afternoon +
Mrs. Charles Cheney and Miss Hope ;
Walker are at the home of their mother, y
Mrs. Cornelia Walker, who is very i'll. t
Mrs. Julia Parker of Brattleboro and
Mrs. Mary Morse of Nashua, n. H., are |
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fobare of Spring |
field spent several days the past week ]
with their daughter, Mrs d. L. Proctor. t
The annual meeting for election of Off :
GERS of Harmony lodge will be held in
Masonic hall Wednesday evening, Nov =
D. :,
the guest of Mrs G. E. Williams while .
Mr.. Williams was in Boston on business y
trip.
Allen Field has bought land of Hollis -
Lyman on the Hinsdale road and has brok- =
EN- ground, preparatory to building a \
house. ii
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Schell closed Biz t
nam house for the winter last week Thurs g
day and went to their winter home in New Il
York. V
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Moody were in
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serious illness of their aunt, Mrs. Cornelia Il
Walker. II
Miss Inez Hull entertained her class of q
Sunday school pupils, who are mostly \
seminary girls, at her home Saturday l.
vening. l.
Last Tuesday the faculty of Mortified ?
eminary, numbering 30, entertained the ~
aculty of Mt. Helmon school at the N
lorthfield. :! -
Nh. and Mrs. Lewis Chatter are at the H.
\ orthfield and expect to 60 to New York
oday or tomorrow to continue their evan ~
elistic work. :.
The Red Men are rehearsing for the mi p
ation of several members Thursday even N
lg, Dec. 2. A rehearsal and banquet So
-ere held last night. ed
Miss Bertha Clough entertained the of
fair sex of her class at the high school NJ
lst week one evening. Chating dish re- W.
'eshments were served. wi
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Moody, who We're SC
expected home from their western trip ! =
st Monday will not arrive until just NJ
efore Thanksgiving.
Mrs Mason and Miss Julia Bardwell NJ
ill close their home and go Monday to pr
oston where they will JOIN Mrs. Edward nc nc
ardwell for the winter. gu
Next Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock he
lie usual Thanksgiving service will be IN,
ED in the Congregational church. Rev. 10
. Fay Smith will preach. Y
Miss Elizabeth Torrey had her Sunday arr
hool class of 90 seminary girls to supper pr
the Mortified Monday evening and en- Su
yed social afterwards. ne
Prof Spessard of Mt. Hermon, in charge W
the music department, is preparing to tor
We concert thanksgiving night in the 80
ming hall at Mt. Hermon.
The sewing society met with Mrs. j. I. ing
INNINGS yesterday to make prepare yes
1ns for the annual Unitarian fair, which you
II be held after the new year. att
Rev j. East Harrison, Bible teacher at eta
t Hermon. preached from the Congre- Nes
tional pulpit last Sunday. Rev. n. Fay art
NTH preached at Mt. Hermon. ran IA
The Sons of Veterans were inspected on ref,
lesday night by Allen Upton of Orange, Ho
lowed by banquet Four visitors from n;a,
mp 10, Miers Falls, were present Mr.
of Schools Elmer +. car