The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-07-16
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.

been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
| Stockbridge.
Miss Margaret Grace of Danvers has
| been spending a few days with her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grace, OF
Maple street.
Rev. and Mrs. f. A. Hays and baby, OF
| Cleveland, O., have been guests OF MIS-
Joseph Pierce. Mrs. Hays will be remem-
bered as Bessie Murdoch.
Miss Sue Brown, niece of Mrs, {. II.
Green, is visiting here and sang two solos
very effectively at the morning service IN
the Unitarian church last Sunday
Representative Charles H. Nlalley was a
recent guest with his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. NJ. c. Malley, who are also enter
| tanning another son, William l.. Malley
of Boston.
Ralph Paquette, who has recently
moved to Garden Grove, Cali. recently re-
ceived an injury by collision OF two
bicycles and he has a broken collarbone IN
consequence.
The fruit and grocery store of 5. p.
Whitmore has been enlarged to twice lts
former floor space by an addition running
west. This change, by much increase III
business, was necessity.
Miss Esther Shaw and sister Beatrice
from Fall River are visiting for two weeks
with Mrs. Carpenter. Miss Shaw was a
former teacher in Northleld and Is now
teaching in Nassar college.
The concert by the Hayden Trio com
pany under the auspices OF the boys brl-
gade was very enjoyable last Monday
evening The proceeds are to be used IN
defraying the expenses OF the company on
camping expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leslie of Montreal
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. &;
Stearns. Mrs. Leslie will be remembered
by Mort hfield friends as Miss Bette Laid
law. a former student in Mortified semi
nary and classmate of Mrs. Stealns.
Charles w. Mattoon has crimson ram
bier rose that has grown 20 feet in height
during the past % years. 1t has been
covered with blossoms this season and
much admired. Last Sunday these roses
were used in church decoration, the com
bination of the roses and ferns being eX-
tremely effective.
Justice Fletcher, the motorman who
was killed in the Providence street car
accident Friday, was a former Mt. Her,
mon student and was employed at Hotter
Mortified last summer. During his stay
at Mt. Hermon he took very prominent
part in debating and athletics and was
vice-presdent of the Good Government
club
Miss Rebecca Jones has been spending
a few DAYS with Mrs Katherine Richard
son. Miss Jones is the daughter OF a
former minister of the Congregational
(Trinitarian) church, Rev. Willard Jones,
who preached here until his death in 1861.
Miss Jones is among prominent educators
in the country and has been connected
with the Worcester normal school for
several years
The instant death of Mrs. Adah Harvey
occurred last Saturday in North Amherst,
Mass. Mrs. Harvey was taking an auto
mobile trip and the machine struck
sandy piece of road and became unman-
ageable, turning completely over. Ot the
party of four, Mrs. Harvey was. killed.
The chauffeur and others were injured
Mrs. Harvey will be pleasantly rem mem,
bered as a teacher in the East Northheld
grammar school until she went to Mon
tague City, and made many friends here
during her stay, being a valued member OF
the Fortnightly club.
The Mortified grange had regular
meeting last Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ii. IL.
Chamberlain having charge OF the pro-
gram. The children of the grangers were
the invited guests of the order and the
following selections presented for the en-
tertainment by the members of. the order;
instrumental solo, Mr. Lees original
poem, Mrs Anna Merrill; song, Mrs. Eva
/. Calender; reading, Mrs. Jennie 5.
Moore organ solo with tambourine ac-
compartment, Mrs. Calender and p. E.
Howes; vocal duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parker; solo, Mrs. Carrie Rice; reading,
Mrs. Alexander. The guests and members
were served to ice cream and other dain-
ties. This is to be the only meeting called
in July, the next regular meeting to be
held August "a, which will be a costume
party 1t is expected that the order will
be well represented in Amherst August 5,
when the oranges are to visit Massachu-
sets Agricultural college.