The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10
N0rthfeId, Mass.

MISS IlncOn OF Montague began hel
music class last Friday.
Mr.. Touski has rented the Stone Holtor
cottage ON Birnam road.
DR.. A. +. Pierson win occupy the Con
gregational pulpit Sunday
Miss Myrtle Pierce has been to South
Deerfield visiting relatives,
Miss Nellie Nye is enjoying two
weeks vacation in New York.
Mrs. Florence IIolton and son of Athol
have been guests at Arnold Holtons.
Burton Ware and family of Orange are
guests at his fathers, Clinton Wares
Mrs. Albert Stratton is in Winchester,
N. H.. being entertained by her nieces
Mrs. Leon Alexander is entertaining
Mrs. Merritt and son of Detroit. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Evans are en-
ioying their vacation in their automobile.
Emma Wright was the recipient of a
beautiful piano ON her eleventh birthday.
A good number from Mortified at
tended the Athol agricultural fair this
week.
Mrs. n. p, Wood and son Philip have
returned from their outing at the sea-
shore.
Miss Evelyn Hall returned to Revel
Friday after a summer spent at Sycamore
Beach.
Miss Beatrice Baxter of Nashua, n. H..
is at F. b. CaldwelPs and will attend the
seminary.
Mrs. j. T. Cummings, who has been
visiting old friends in Gardner returned
Saturday.
Miss Cora Moore goes to Southbridge.
Mass, instead of Southwick as reported
last week.
Warren Fay Lyman of Birmingham,
Ala a brother of Albert Lyman. is at
Perham's Inn.
Bernice Cummings has returned from
several weeks spent with her grandmother
in Putney, Vt.
Mrs. Peck of Glen Falls. n. Y, who has
been guest of Mrs. Balls this summer
returned home.
A conference of the Unitarian churches
of Connecticut Valley has been called for
Oct. in Northfield.
Mrs. John Robbins who has been i'll for
some time is somewhat better and enjoy
ing auto riding occasionally.
Misses Esther and Agnes Graham have
returned to Mrs Henry McLeans' and
are attending the high school.
Walter Crane Gates of Orange, Mass.
has been visiting his grandmother Mrs.
Charles Stebbins, the past week.
In F. W. Doane's recent letter home
he spoke of very enjoyable day spent
with w. ID. Morgan at Chico Cal.
Miss Warden, who is on her way from
the White Mountains to her home in
Philadelphia, is at Mrs. Ella Lazelle's.
-Four girls from town will enter the
seminary: Mary Dalton. Marion Web |
ster, Gertrude Atwood and Ellen Howard |
Charles Robbins has been in Boston the
past week buying fall goods with special |
thought for the needs of the seminary
girls.
Rev n Fay Smith returned home Mon
day, speaking that day twice at a Y. P.
s. G. E. convention being held in West
Swanzey
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Doolittle and
family returned to Illinois last Tuesday
after six weeks spent in Mortified, Bos-
ton and Maine
Ralph and Howard Doane are at Will
Jamestown at their grandfather's. They
will take in old home week at North
Adams while there.
The usual Thursday evening prayer
meeting of the Congregational church
which has been suspended for the sum-
mer was held last night
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Lyman entertained
their daughter Florine and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen of Springfield for several
days including Labor Day.
Prof. and Mrs Paddock of East Orange.
n. j., who have spent the summer at
go to the seashore for a few
days before returning home.
Mr.. Upham who has occupied DR.. Bar
toms farm house this summer will move
to Rev. Mr.. Briggss house on the Win
chester road for the winter.
Mrs. Bardwell's family has returned to
Boston with the exception of Miss Julia {
who will join the others in October, Mrs
Mason going at that time also.
Mrs. Emerson Putnam of Williamsville,
Vt, is caring for her sister, Mrs. George a
Y. Kidder. Mrs. Washer has returned /
nome. Mrs, Kidder is improving. $
The first regular meeting of the 0. E.
}. took place Sept l. The next will be a :
pecial meeting Monday. Sept 10, when \
he deputy win make her official visit II
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wright are at a
lamp Warwonassa for two weeks enter t
aiming their friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Vhittemore were their guests over Sun t,
ay. +
Miss Fannie Stockbrdge left last Friday a
or Woodsville n. H. to assume her Il
uties in the high school as teacher of \
physics and higher mathe- i
latics. \
On Sept l at the Unitarian parsonage, "
lev. d. M. Wilson officiating, William o.
}. Burrows of Mortified was united in u
larriage to Miss Mabel n. Shine of Brat
eboro.
The Ladies Sewing society of the Uni :,
arian church met for the first time "
thursday, Sept. ., after the summer vaca-
ion. Plans for the coming conference ii
7ere talked over.
Mrs. Orlo Frost who will be remem- in
cred as Edith Cummings has been visit
lg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George ia
and recently returned with her
On to New Jersey. +,
Miss Ruth Crane returned to Orange r.
fter three weeks vacation spent with
err mother, Mrs. Charles Stebbins. Miss >;
rane is bookkeeper for Wood, Gates & =
ompany of Orange. =
A daughter and son of Charles Dick =;
lson of Fitchburg are visiting at Miss W
izzie Puppies. They are grandchildren III
Elijah Dickinson. the donor of the
ickenson Memorial library a a,
The Mortified w C. T. L. will hold "
s first meeting after the summer vaca-
on Wednesday. Sept. Is in the parish .,
)use at p. IN. Members and visitors NJ
e cordially invited to attend.
Charles Nation celebrates his birthday
Tednesday. Sept. Is at his home, Floral
ttage. He extends an invitation to all r,
S friends to a birthday party, receiv-
z them from to 1890 p. m. l.,
Mr. and Mrs. Macarthur of New York
ty are expected this week as guests of :.
rs and Miss Ball. Mr.. Macarthur is ~
N of DR. d. s. McAthur the celebrated