The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-25

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hiddrfs window e the exhihll al North
is'd rianen ahieh aon bloc Hhl.on
ahleh mrans $40 ioF the grange,
Mas, l.ng ", Slrarns. alis 81 r,s.is,
slsains, Nas gwen 4 surprise party lasi
Mondas n,ghl, the oprasion t~lng he,
'hh birthday, She trrelSe,i a ffrnci
rlo,k. EuAl watch And other giiis oi
ssNsi VII \ literary and masltal pro
gram MAS gwen and refreshments served
Mr., and Mrs. George Foreman. VIA
have added mech 10 the social liie q llis
loan sinre coming from California ID
heir h~auiiiul home oh Main sirc'-, icli
the first ~ the week tof Virginia where
they viii sprnd ihr winter, Mr.. Foreman
has ihroe si.ir'. there who silcni the
summer Ia NoF,hiseld with him,
She was the daughter II Mr. aud Mns
Burton Moilon III bonhrsier and grand
daughter oi Samuel and Ellen Moiinn,
formerly oi this ,ewn, Rev y, fay
smith oilicia,o,l a, The commitment srrN.
irr Her two annis. Mn. Hattie Atwood
All sister. from Norwich. came 10 attend
ilns service. Miss Motion died after a
long illne.. with iuhttcnlosis.
4 childrcn's PRAYER Meeting j. being
A a
Friday Al I O'Clock aud l. proving VI
much ntcr,si and benefit Ia the childrcn,
There we're 20 Ia attendance last Friday
ami they Organized into a society with the
following oiliern President, Ruth Rob
cfis: Vicc-prcsidcnt, Miriam Caldwell;
secretary. Mary Moody. treasurer, Marion
Laird.
About 100 license. we've taken by North
field men for the hunting season and a
large number have spent all the hour. OF
daylight IN the woods this week. The
blacksmith al Mt. llermon shot deer
ON Monday. viii OClair shot bug buck
weighing 3a5 pounds TUESDAY. Wedncs'
day Harlan Atwood and Fred james each
secured a fine specimen Of deer. Many
have been seen and the prospects are
good for many other hunters before sun
down Saturday night,
Sam Higginhottom, former graduate
OF Mt. Hermon and Tor many year, Ia
miliar face IN connection with boih
schools, spoke a, Sage chanel sunday
evening al o'clock and IN the Congre'
gational church az $50 o'clock. lie Is 2
missionary now in Northern India N
charge OF lepcr colony Of more than 40
adults and children. lie began his work
there seven Year, ago and j. home on FUR
louch this wear. His talk was most ell
fective as he and his cultured wife have
put their heart into the work.
George Strange 81 West Northfeld and
Miss Miriam Hart Of this town were mar
ricd at the Congregational parsonage
Tuesday evening by Rev. \. Fay smith
They went 20 Albany TO spend Ihanksgv'
ing and will make their future home ~
Springfield Mrs. Strange j. the daughter
al Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart OF thus
town. and the past two year has been
engaged in clerical work in southern
college and making her home with her
lister. Mrs. Mary Hart LLOYD. Mr..
Strange is a fireman on the Boston \
Maine. running between Springfield ana
White River Junction.
4 sunparlor is being built on the south
side of the the Mortified hotel when
will add much to the attractiveness oil INC
hotel for winter guests. Last winter wa,
record winter at the Mortified and
This winter il has been even better pa
,ronized Some people make their nome
here the wear around Extra guests are eN
pected for the Thanksgiving season. Mrs
lC. r. Candee and Levitt OF New Haven
will be here as usual and give suostah
tally toward the dinner and genera go3''
time. An entertainment VIII be iuihlsll,
ed bv the seminary. students VINO po"'u
here Thanksgiving night.
The result OF the census in Franklin
countv is now made known and shows
that in 10 years the population mas
changed from Al 200 to $1,000, or ne'
gain of 1891. The population OF North
field is now 1,642. Ten years ago u wa
given as 1866 These figures indicate
Icss of 324 but it must be remeinoeIttu
that 10 years ago the students AZ wy ~
seminary (about 50o) were couh.eu =
nnrt of our population. This year they are
p" ",r in the census of the towns from
,.biDh thny came. Mortified, Therefore
has grown during the past decade. II
Wort6feld's population could be rrecRoheG
ne II is in the summer months IL Woul,'
Ear exceed the census enumeratof reeolu
Much hard work was put into the maj, mai,
vest social at the Congregational en", an'
vestry last Friday. night ana II was o nR
nroc;ated nv the large number OF peopie
,ubo attended. The vestry was made to
annear as nearly like barn as possible
Sttacks If corn. festoons OF ears OF corr
ron ron, chains from which lanterns, were
snsnended. candles set in apples, al thest
ausP more contributed to the novelty OF
t the AFFAIR. Doughnuts, biscuits, tea anq
ontfee we're served. Songs were rendered
I I,r Merhert s, stone. Miss Dorothy WHIT
p tio i and Mrs. Arthur Merrill. The gifts
h liu oh" bv those who attended were
niocad in quantity arranged booth, the
chmrch being decorated Sunday mornlns
with with fruit and vegetables that were con
tr;hnted The gifts were used Tor pGr
noses of charity in the town ana also io'
he Flower Mission of Boston.
A good attendance Of the members ast % o.
the Fortnightly listened to an lnte ant y
n ,ro presented on the subject !; 2
P;oS6eleu Mrs Fred A. Holton was II
a I,a and gave a short Introductory ac
o on,'nf of Louis XII. who nomlnally rGle e
INV Jnr;ro The time Richelieu was the mlghts
forc ans Of the nation. Miss Gerda H9ntooi
LUZ a naner on the life OF Rlchelleu
and Mrs. Elliott w. Brown strong pa
n n.r On Richelieu as cardinal ana sta'e =,
man. Mrs. C. H. Webster, VINO wa Viz y,
give paper on Richelleus cNtc pomHS
was unable to do SO and Mrs. Na'ne T,u'
Richardson responded in her place, d W. W.
pleasing piano selections WEI, were re,ue nf III.
MIS-; n ,ru The next meeting of the Fort
s';nhtIv will be a lecture by Mrs. Iooo