The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-05-21
Northfeld, Mass.

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Mrs. Miller has returned to Boston af.
ter being here several months.
Al'on Miner has msved his family back
to his farm on the Upper Farms.
Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain and children
spent part of the week in Orange,
Mr.. Dodge of Vermont has returned to
G. y. Kidder's store as upholsterer.
Mrs. l., L. Hart ~nent part of the week
with her brother, William Burrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Kendall were
guests Of his mother, Mrs. Joel Randall,
this week,
Mrs. Pamela Kendall returned to her
farm in Westmoreland. y. H.. for the
summer months.
Mrs. Emma FIT, her daughter Emma
and Miss Esther Moody are spending a
week at the beach.
Mrs. Barrett will have special bargains
in millinery at Perham's Inn Monday and
Tuesday neXt.-adv.
The last concert of the seminary course
has been given. the Walter Loud trio be-
ing the entertainers.
The family of George Abbot has been
released from quarantine and the children
have returned to school.
Rev. Mr.. Brown is finishing painting his
barn and has now completed a very at
~tractive set of buildings.
DR.. Baright is building a barn near her
residence ON the Hinsdale road. Walter
Doolittle doing the work.
John Wall has been spending a few days
with his parents, returning to Spring
field the first of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby from Nashua. n.
f., are visiting Mrs. Crosby's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. T. Hart.
Mrs. Emma Bruce. widow of the late
DR.. Bruce of New York city. was a visitor
of Mrs. Albert Stratton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, !. B. Calender have re-
turned from Cambridge. where they have
spent several of the winter months.
Miss Hattie Arlen of Greenfield has
been spending part of the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Arlen.
The students of Mortified seminary OBJ
served tree day last week when the Jun
iors planted a beech tree on chapel hill.
The Woman's Board of Missions held a
meeting in Greenfield last Tuesday, Mrs.
/. r. Smith taking a part in the exer-
cises.
The peach trees on Mortified noun
tain were badly damaged by the cold
weather and it is feared the crop is
ruined.
DR.. R. H. Philbrick attended the meet
ing and banquet of the Harvard Alumni
association in the hotel Somerset, Boston.
yesterday.
Rev. D. NJ. Wilson is planning to at
tend the meetings in Boston next week of
the Unitarian society, it being a%nniver-
sary week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c., Malley have re-
turned to their home on Plain street after
an absence of several months in Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Holton played the organ in
he Unitarian church last Sunday in the
absence of the regular o%rganist, Mrs. C.
Webster.
H. G. Parsons. a former townsman. has
been appointed president of the
BOARD of trade in Greenfield, succeeding
A. F.. Flower.
Harmony lodge had a special meeting
Wednesday evening when the third de-
gree was conferred. A banquet followed
he regular work.
Mrs. c. Fl. Webster has been appointed
,rand Electra of the Grand chapter. O. E. .
J., and was installed at the last meeting
If the order in Boston.
Charles James has released an unusually
arge turtle which he found in the mead
'ws. He also has two small foxes which !
re doing well in confinement.
There is to be a conference of the Uni l
arian and other Christian churches in
rowe May "a and delegates are to be ap- +
from the local church next Sun
ay. i
Mrs. Theresa Caldwell has recently q
assed her slst birthday and was the re-
lpient of over so postal cards from a
rIonlc a1en a+1a, n,f+n II 1u.z- -
nd esteem.
The Southern Comedy company gave a b
performance in the town hall last \
evening and vent from here to
'rattleboro, where it was billed for Sat W
evening. ~
Mrs. J.. d. Stratton is repairing the
cottage on Parker avenue and has a.
ented the same to Mr.. Carpenter. who NJ
i'll soon move his family here from the -
dairy farm.
Mrs. A. D. Stearns entertained Miss W :,
Beaman from North Orange y"
nd her cousins. George and Arthur =,
NTH, who were taking an automobile y,
ip from Leominster. NJ
Company A.. 10Th Massachusetts, regi.
ent, Boys brigade. will have a compet- ne
i've and exhibition drill this evening in at
zinner gymnasium for friends. No ad- VI
ission will be charged.
The new roll of honor in the Mortified ola
Oh school has the names of Dorothy sp
app, Marion Grout, Ellen Howard. -
Webster. Margaret Graham.
arion Weeks and Ethel Leavis.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Iteration of Mt. Hermon clubs was held co
t week in Cooley hotel in Springfield.
fly of the alumni of Mt. Hermon were Ga
esent. among them being A. G.. Moody. ma
10 responded to the toast. Hermon Elk
Sn
Miss Alice Brereton. a former resident at
this town and student of Mortified
who has been studying art fro
road, has lately had a painting of the WI
I'd of Christ accepted by the Paris =
on. Her friends are congratulating her of
on this honor. n
loses s. Crosby has sold to VI. f. Hal mo
d of Brooklyn. Y. Y, a lot on Rustic
lge; ID. w. Parker to Henry V. Mar o
real estate on road from North RI
d to Vernon; Ruth z. Field to John al
Anderson. real estate adjoining land She
Eugene Labelle. ~
pair of valuable horses belonging to ,
Bedding farm were frightened BY a vjt
while standing near the South Yer D.,
station Wednesday. They ran through IT,,
bridge and finally became tangled in ~
harness and were thrown. One of ~
horses was so badly cut that 20 80
mes were necessary 10 cIose the wound. abll
large delegation from here went to at
y. H., last evening to attend the Dor
' music festival. About 30 from Mt.
mon and as many from this village at
led. going by special car from South
p1n Ir anA Nru NamNCn anI T.