The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01
NOrthfeLd, Mass.
Mrs. T. r. Calender is in Boston.

Simpson Spencer has gone to New Hav
en- to enter Yale university.
Mrs. Lizzie Reib of Athol is visiting
her brother, Arnold Iioton,
Ronald Wilson enters the Institute Of
Technology in Boston this fall
Ripley Ropes has returned TO resume his
studies at Boston Technology.
William De y. Field of Mattaposett i,
guest at Benjamin +, Fields.
The regular meeting of the O. f. s. will
be held next week Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Chamberlain spent
Sunday at Edward Whitcomb's
Miss Maud Hamilton is at Lake Placid
n. " enjoying two weeks vacation
The winter time table of the Boston &
Maine railroad goes into effect Oct 4.
DR., Fuller has moved into the former
Chafer house which he bought recently.
Schools closed Wednesday to allow the
children to attend the Brattleboro fair.
Mrs. George \. kilder is entertaining
her friend, Miss Rollins of Northampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Howe of Ashland
were recent guests, of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mclean.
Harry Alderman is seriously i'll with a
throat trouble. He was operated upon
last Monday.
Mrs Myra Wells of Foxboro has been
a guest of Miss Lucy Webster and Mrs
William Moore.
Frank Spencer is building a house on
Birnam road ON land adjoining George
Spencers property.
Lawrence Lazelle has taken an interior
decorating job in Springfield and will be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. G.. H. Webster is entertaining Mrs.
Sapph nd of ( lt.or, I've of 10
Rowe of Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts are enter
tanning Mr.. Roberts, father, NJ H, Rob
erts of Flushing, n. y.
Mrs. John r. Mott spoke in Sage memo
rial chapel last Sunday night on What
Woman Owes to Christ.
Miss Ethel Moody returns to Washing
ton, ID. c., to resume her work as teacher
in the Cathedral school.
Elizabeth and Lillian Alexander spent a
few days with Mrs. Will Wright the past
week at Camp Warwonaissa.
Rev. d. M. Wilson will preach on Presi-
dent Elliott's Religion of the Future next
Sunday at the Unitarian church.
Work is going forward ON the new Proc
tor block. The Mortified Press will oc-
cupy the first floor of this building
George G. Stebbins is experimenting the |
of Miss Katherine Gaeng in Mortified |
cemetery.
James /. McConaughty, son of Prof |
McConaughty of Mt Hermon. is assistant |
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Bowdoin
college
Mrs. Lawrence Lazelle and Mrs. Walter
Waite gave supper at Camp Northtield |
recently to gathering of their friends and
neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Smith and Mrs.
Catherine Richardson We're in Boston last
week to attend the wedding of Dr. Rich
ard NJ. Smith
ers of the Sunday school at the North
field last Saturday night A splendid sup
per was served
Judge Francis Thompson of Springfield
was in town to hold the annual session of {
probate court but found no business to j
',ss;ss s.ts liie}ddiiHs- COURT ,
A correction should be made in the item
concerning Ernest Warren in last weeks
issue He is a senior at Dartmouth col
lege, graduating next June.
Howard Mann, who has been clerk at
Woods pharmacy, will remain for the
winter. He will study to become pre-
scription clerk under Mr.. Traver.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mcdonald of Brook
line are guests at the Mortified. Mr.. t
Mcdonald is vice-president of the Nassau n
National bank of Brooklyn, N. Y. '
James Quinlan is in town for weeks 7
vacation. He is in the employ of Grow, $
Quinlan and Moore of New York city, of G
which firm his uncle is member. 7
Mrs Lois Stratton has returned from
visit with her sister in New Hampshire i
and will make her home for the winter a
with Mrs Mary Stratton at the Farms. Il
,bo n
the Mortified for several weeks, returned e
Wednesday to the home of her brother, J
j. j. Janeway, in New Brunswick, N. j.
Mrs. Mary Robbins of Athol is visiting :,
her aunt, Mrs. William Reed Mrs. Reed W
will close her house soon and spend the
winter with her niece, Mrs. Robbins, in y
Athol Il
Miss Inez Hull is. taking Miss Virginia Il
Smiths place in the seminary library. h
Miss Smith is in Rutland Vt. caring for \
her mother who has been i'll for the past ~
month a
Word has been received of the death of 81
Mrs. Charity Field Sherwood at Santiago, II
Cal. Sept Is. She was former resident d
of this town and a cousin of Charles c. N
Stearns.
Prof. Spessard of Mt. Hermon enter IL
tanned the guests at the Mortified We'd i,
nesday of last week with an evening of n
songs ana TecltdIOnS. MIS-. "A. VI. lhOOuy u
and H. S. Stone assisted him. IL
On Wednesday at 8 p. m, at the parish h
house, the first mothers meeting of the Sc
season will be held. 1t is to be a social pl
gathering that all may become acquainted IN
before the regular meetings begin. II
Mrs. A. G. Moody went to Princeton, u
H., last week to visit her parents. Later pfi
he expects to visit in Chicago, La Crosse, o,
Wis, and in Texas. Mr.. Moody expects NJ
o join her about the middle of October.
Mrs. Roy Towne and child, who have ~
,een the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. ~
Jolton for several weeks. left for st. Paul. W.
dinn., to join Mr. Towne who went be- "
ore to have the new home in readiness. an
Miss Ina Merriman has completed the ma
curse of physical culture at the Boston 81
Normal school and has accepted position w,
n the Agnes Scott college of Decatur, Ga. 81
diss Merriman is a graduate of Mortified 70
Sn
Mrs. F. c. Torrey and daughter of tn
,akehurst, n. j., are guests of Miss Eliza DR.
eth Torrey at the Mortified. Miss Tor NJ
ey is Bible teacher at the seminary and Fl,
as charge of 65 seminary girls who board LA
t the hotel. Sir
Alonzo A. Newton is taking a carriage pc
rive to Littleton. n. H., Mrs. Newton's no
,rmer home. He will also visit in north 5
IN Vermont. He will visit dairy farms pit
4 along the trip and took in the fair at chs
White River Junction. Me
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lindsey and WI WI,
how al oft -