The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-09
Northfeld, Mass,

Mrs. Audrey of NIiIlers Falls.
Some excellent maple sugar is offered by
Jones Fisher ana Jason Bump.
Miss Marion Howard went I'd Putney
VT last Monday for school work.
Leon Abbot son of George Abbot, il
seriously i'll with a spinal trouble.
The Mortified grange will have a regu
lar meeting next Tuesday evening.
The boys brigade will have a meeting
in Skinner gymnasium this evening.
f. w. Watson is representing the w. C.
Moore & company with nursery stock.
Mr. Lawrence has moved his family
into the vacant fiat in Mrs. Days house.
Thomas Hart has returned from his va
cation in Hartford, Conn, and vicinity.
Miss Ethel Braman has returned to her
school in Oakham. going last Saturday
Max Wilson of New York city is home
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Wilson.
The Woman's alliance met in the Uni
tartan church parlors on Wednesday at
ternoon.
Mrs. Emmeline Stocller and daughter of
Boston are guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Alvin George
A large Bible class has been organized
in the Unitarian church by the pastor,
Rev. d. NJ Wilson
Rev. n. Fay Smith has been in South
Deerfield this week assisting in series OF
.evangestic meetings.
\. w. Keet is laying cement walks to
his store and house on Main street and
also improving his lawn.
The seniors of the Mortified high
school are planning to take trip to
Washington at a later date.
turned to town and he has taken a posi-
ton in the Hotel Mortified.
There was a regular meeting of the
Eastern Star on Wednesday evening when
two candidates were initiated.
The Order of Eastern Star had regular |
meeting last Wednesday when two candi- |
dates were admitted to the order.
The carpet cleaner, otherwise known as
Ethe sucker, is in town for the usual /
spring work and will be here for two
weeks.
The Mortified grange was well repre-
scented in Springfield on Wednesday when
several of the members attended the rally
in that city.
The local Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met in the parish house last Wed,
nesday. the subject being Siam. social
hour followed.
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blood poisoning and Mrs Eliza Banks is
on the sick list but is improving. Several !
others are convaescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Field, former resi-
dents of this town but now of South
Framingham. are receiving congratulations
over the birth of son, Willis Esmond. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson of Fitchburg are :
guests of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. David T
Ball Mr.. Ball is in a serious condition
and it is feared his recovery is doubtful.
The Mt Hermon male choir of "a voices
was present at the services of the North .
church last Sunday evening, and rendered L
several sacred selections under the direc-
ion of Prof. L. S. CHATTER o
The Mortified grange had special
meeting last Tuesday evening when it was c
voted to hold another fair in the fall
with exhibits of farm products and arti- S
cles of domestic manufacture. K
The names of those in the high school
attached to the roll of honor are Raymond !
Clapp, Dorothy Clamp, Marion Circuit: 4
Margaret Graham, Ellen Howard, Ethel
and Marion Webster
The senior class of Mortified high
school will present in the town hall Fri
lay evening, April Is, the farce, Rubber ,
Boots, and the comedy, Mr.. Bob, for the 3
benefit of the Washington fund. Candy :
will be sold between the acts. :
Fl. P Braman will move his family to a
Leyden May ! where he has bought a t
arge farm. Their many friends here re- !
net the removal of this family who have e
been connected here so many years. I
Forty-eight horses were sold at F. L. b
oroctor's auction last Monday besides b
irst class livery and the prices were said c
o be favorable. Mr.. Proctor is fitting up l
lis livery for the summer campaign.
Mrs. Brasor will be pleased to meet all d
# her past as well as many new custom; .
rs at Mrs. Whitmore's store. She will q
e there every Monday. beginning April :
9th, with exclusive styles in spring mil II II
merry from Mrs H. E. Bascoms parlors n
n Brattleboro.-adv "
There are to be special Easter services !; II
4 both churches next Sunday. In the Il
tie music and the service will be followed y
v communion. In the North church Eas-
er music will be rendered by the large
hoir and as it is the Pastors Sunday at
1t. Hermon the pulpit will be occupied m
y Paul d. Moody. NJ
The halls and parlors of the Unitarian II
hurch have been made very attractive, "A
ne walls being tinted light green, the par r.
II having a new carpet and other new OF
among them being hand IS
,me chair and tablespread. gifts of in NJ
,rested friends The kitchen has also IN
cen renovated and new mating is laid llN
1 the floors. The work of decorating was m
one by j. T. Cummings I'll
There was a successful presentation of Nv Nv
lie two-act drama. Tomplins' Hired 10
an. in the town hall last Friday even W.
Q by the Sons of Veterans and auxiliary. .f
ii the parts were well taken. F. w. an
oane making a decided hit as Dixey, the 20
red man. Many of the situations were st'
ry funny and gave good representation ~
country life. The members are to be t ili
ngratulated on their success and pleas "
q sum was added to their treasury ~
There was competitive drill by the he
VS. brigade in the seminary gymnasium hi.
onday evening. two of the state officers a.
ing present as judges The medal for e.,
neral excellence was awarded to Harold ba
cGrath Two japanese students were or,
esent from Mt Hermon and gave an 6ci
beresting exhibition of fencing and re-,
'estling as done in their native country. fci
Ter was a game of basketball between a sin
,ked team from Mt Hermon and the Je,
,rthfeld Rifles, the score standing 23-l4 an,
favor OF MI hermon. In
Tbe annual business meeting of the att
rtnightly club was held Monday after the
on and was well attended The officers Pu
1sen to serve the coming year are: Pres K
mt. Mrs. N NJ. Wood; vice-president, Ia
3. Christiana Stockbridge; secretary, Du
8. George Thompson; treasurer, Mrs
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