The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-23
Northfeld, Mass.

sr6 IN isos,aa,
Mss Hose Gotta 10 visiting her parents
! uaaaiA Soc tao weeks,
Tas sons II Veterans auxiliary held
4 snnuil Hleelins yesterday.
Nj ciaaIls. sensls q A,hel is the guest
4 BE- SISTER. Mrs. A, W. Mason,
N.ss nosaH II canneciicui u in Ohio
II ihr holidays With hef SISTER.
Ne Matte. Who la. been IN Tor the
as,i month. Is able 10 he out again.
Leon Mhlimare ii Greenfield has been
ssiAlns Few days with his parvn,s.
Ms Klrn Howard Is home from Wells
n rollrse Tor the Christmas vacation.
NJ. md Mrs. l.. q, clapp attended the
salt grange convention Ia Worcester.
Weston hall remains open Ia aeoommo,
1 lsit the seminary gifls who did no, leave
Il ispn
Tie annual meeting Of the grange will
q X hgll Dee, ~. 4 full ATTENDANCE Is de
81 sivJ
NJ, Nellie Lloyd Of South DceTiield Was
DC uyer sunday guest oi Mr. and MH.
lohn Nye.
Aiilnn AMI grandchildren at Crane cot.
rst inr Christmas.
Tie MEETING II the boys brigade and
iif trryice ior the children will not be-
haA this week Friday,
4 special meeting 81 Harmony lodge is
a % he held ionigh, Tor the working II the
4 NJ VI. degree ON two candidates.
Mr.. John Rawlcs and daughter Of
4 Springfield are with her parents, Mr., and
Mr. Alonyo Newton, Tor the HOLIDAYS,
4 Mr.. PAMELA Kendall has come from
4 Wrimufrland 20 make her home for the
. snier with her nephew, G. \. Ware.
The ". c. 4. L. held it, regular meet
NJ on "Wednesday and was addressed by
4 d.. X II. Philbnck on The War Depart
sent. Scientific.
Win Mann OF Warwick has returned
from a trip 10 northern Vermont, where
Be and his uncle hunted deer. They each
secured two fine specimens.
Rcbecca Alexander has gone 10 West
Dover, VI, to he with her parents for the
Christmas vacation. She will return TO
continue her school work here
The new druggist at East Mortified
who succeeds Mis- Carrie +. Philips, IS
Harry Lewis OF Greenfield, whose home is
IL Boston. lie has had several years cx'
rfupncc,
Only 20 men attended the lecture 10
men only by J. w. Crooks ON Friday night,
lut these enjoyed a first-class lecture and
the fun that came afterward. \ buffet
lunch was enjoyed at the close. The club
!. about ready TO organize.
The Woman's Relief corps hold its regu-
lar meeting this afternoon. Resolutions
will be drawn up on the death of Mrs.
Alvin George A memorial service VIII also
II held in memory of Mrs. George, who
Nas a member OF the order.
In spite of the storm of last Thursday
evening the Unitarian women drew good
attendance to their fair in the town hail,
About 5000 was received. Several came
from Vernon by train. Several couples
from out of town attended the dance.
The funeral of Roswell L. Dickinson was
held Saturday afternoon and burial took
place in the West Mortified cemetery.
The bearers were deacons from the Con-
gegational church. Mrs. $. y. Walker
sang two solos, and Rev. n. Fay Smith
dictated.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Lazelle of the local Wo-
mans Relief corps, who has held many
prominent offices in tie local and also
state order, has just had greater honor
bestowed upon her. She has been appoint
ed National Aid on the staff OF the ma
tional president.
The first session of the Franklin County
association of assessors met last thursday
in Washington hall, Greenfield. Difficult
questions which have to be handled by
assessors were taken up and discussed:
Samuel C. Hoton and +. Leslie Tyler OF
Mortified attended.
The annual inspection of the Sons OF
Veterans was held Tuesday evening; Rep
resentative Upton of Orange was the IN
sailing officer. Four new candidates were
admitted to the order, Rev. e. w.
Brown. Murray Hammond, George Bige-
low. and r. C, Kennedy, Refreshments
were served.
Christmas trees and appropriate eXer-
cises were held in nearly all the puphe
schools on Friday last. The primary ana
grammar schools at East Northteld mad q
GOOD number of guests A. G. Moody acted
for Santa Claus in the former school. Each
class in the grammar room prepared some
entertainment for the other classes IN the
room.
The Sons of Veterans and auxiliary are
preparing play to be given Dec. 81, in the
town hail. entitled The Village School,
nam, with the following cast: Richard
Eliot. doorkeeper and postmaster, Fred
Proctor; James b. Graham, commercial
traveller, Fred A. Irish; Rev. Mr.. Finch
the village parson, j. T. Cummings; Hosea sea
Clegg of the G. A. r., Sam Alcott; +. w.
Doane, Tad, George Bigelow; Sylvia nenoX'
Mrs. Dwight Proctor; Ida May Aleock'
Mrs, Charles Johnson Mrs. Alcott, Mrs.
Arthur Proctor; Elvira Pratt, Mrs. >. L.
Cummings; Posey, Bernice Cummings
Henry II. johnson post, G. A. r., on
Friday last held its annual meeting tor
election of officers for 1871. They are as
follows Post commander, James ~ nal d
ilton: senior vice commander, George
Field. iunior vice commander, Rodney D.
Doolittie. n,,artermaster, Calvin A. Irish;
surgeon, Silas w. Bailey; chaplain,
John A. Fisher; officer of the day, Lewis
Fowler; officer of the guard, Charles II.
Davis. natriotic instructor, John A. Fisher
sentinel. Charles w. Nation; .adjutant APP
pointed BENJAMIN f. Field; delegate to de-
partment encampment, Benjamin f. Field;
alternate, George p. Field.
A number of books have just peen
added to the public library: Most OF them
are not classed under fiction. Several Oh
these books are the gift of W. X. Moody.
A list of fiction will be added soon 500 10
the library. The list follows MIX ana
Its Protection, Waugh; Fruit Harvest har
ing, Marketing and storing, i naoot
and the Railroads, Pagan; Inc lmliii9Tan'
Tide, Its Ebb and Flow, steiner; f P;rd
Neighbors, Blanchan; Letters. OF Kooert
Louis Stevenson, vols; Life OF Edgar
Allen Poe. 2 vols; George Elliot's Lfe
and Letters, . vols; Three Northern Love
Stories: From Passion to Peace, Allen;
Promepades of an Impressionist, Huneker;
Astronomy from Dipper, Clark; Out OF
Doors in the Holy Land VanDyke; among
Friends, Crothers; Dictionary OF the DlPie,