The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-18
NorthfeM, Mass.

sass i.ssslls sams ~ fFsan spg3ns
as ifs snd teinlnod hunda4.
Nr !. Whitaker u visiting bet
ageF, Mss. 4, l.. NsNt@n,
"a Mrs. n, q, l'rrhAm have geus
III \. n, ioF ThanksElsins.
a.otsp J., Siafeli u Nss 4e's'le'i
.assl d Mas, Nellie AlrAsaafs,
~ I.mis Iae II inns leland y hF
Alls. ussar Ice Al The Farms
-. fsss Pnrslsn has epsn the Eersi u
naishl i'irsiun, lhr i'Asi etsA'
~ Mr.. Frank ilaIness from Matte
,.I.us ! short llme With he i'afehss
t.8,,.' Ssains s0clrly II the N.i'h
H,ld an alladsy mosllns seslsiasl
Aalueh iriuun~i iioin n,ette,s'n'
81 ia saturday With fa''eAa =
Il, fsnma. Mason has tlesssl her hoase
a=6 stfoei aud gone 10 boston lot me
It#tha ana Ninnie liall ol Asaas,,
.4s liz Farsis Of Ms, David nan
si,rlsnt 81 S,lools y =. Howard
4 lie grange rally at nnsen'aeid iass
raN 80,
a. IA Mira otto llsyne y Springfield
~ guests 81 Nlr and Mrs, u. =.
n b Sunday,
No. James MtIonaughy has treeFrlss,i
4 n. OPERATION ior Appendicitis and =
rs mrti his c!afstt
p.r chamberlain came from oranse p
49, sunday 90 Vlsii his Parents N'' Ai'"
M. II. n. Chamberlain
az. women 81 the Unitarian society held
H las meeting yesterday ~ pi"Pms
i.n iuf the coming iaif.
,l,. 4 II. smiths Bible class vii bold
40 ty.t session this afternoon al M'ss
v.yaaans ii $50 o'clock.
A.. 4 r Howard entertained her
,..,5.f anl wife. Mr. and Mn. Newton,
" Walhngiord. VI, recently
NJ. Harold Chamberlain has been Ic'
~, sue.t al her husbands parents, MT
srJ Mr.. II. II. Chamberlain.
Mis-, Amy Hamilton Is having a vacation
IA !. visiting in Middlciown, Conn, ahd
h FIiehhurg her former home.
Wallace uolton has been sick for neafiy
49,. v,eks Frank Harness has charge oil
N. eWelry store during his illness
rsec A r. Of Mortified has received
~ invitation 20 the ialr gwen ps ,he w
man. Relief corps IN Boston Dec o.
N.. +. !. Madden and daughter, DORIS.
lave gone 10 ST. Johnsbury, W, 70 VISIT
M formers mother who Is very Ill.
Norhiield chapter, o. 4. s.. has received
An invitation 10 the inspection OF the
Gp,nhcld chapter next Monday night
Mi. I.evering has been showing some
y,u beautiful photos and hand tinted
rfiure, at Franklin Inn the last Two
Tuesdays.
The well known Perham's Inn Is to he
Known hereafter as Franklin Inn, the
name being suggested by its location IN
FnuElm county.
Mrs. Matte Proctor and Mrs. Maud
UDlfop went 10 Westfeld Monday TO VII.
M. the exemplification by the Sons oil
Veterans auxiliary.
The annual inspection of the Sons o oi
Veterans auxiliary will be held Now ~
Mr.. Emma Robin of Westheld VIII DC
The inspecting officer.
Mrs. Myrtle Proctor and daughter,
Julia. who have been several months win
Ni,, Margaret Barnard, have returned ara
are with Mrs. Julia Proctor
The Ladies' society OF the Unitarian
church voted at their last meeting to nave
4 chieken.pie supper for their ialr, ara
matte entertainment and dance.
Rev. \. Fay Smith led the devotional
exercises at the Sunday school convention
IN Bernardston Friday. Miss Eta Merr-
man also attended as delegate.
The bookstore at East Mortified has {
.sued a 1911 calendar which is especially
attractive. with its local pictures and quo {
atoms from noted speakers at Northheid.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Schell left town {
Monday for their winter home IN New j
lorl; The houseReeper and servants leave
oday. Jack Grace is left in charge OF the '
lace f
The w. C. T. U. met Wednesday after
oon at the parish house. After the regu-
ar business meeting social was held TO
which all women were invited. Refresh
lents were served.
The following men from Northfield have
cen drawn as Jurors for the Silas Phelps
lurder trial in Greenfield: i. III. WHIT
omb. George Piper, Joseph Ross, John ,
)ae and Frank Holton.
Prizes are to be awarded at the Sunday
chool of the Unitarian church next sun
ay for perfect attendance, progress IN J
tidy and the pupil who has brought the
lost children into the Sunday school the b
asst year. a
Twenty women attended the meeting .
nd social of the w. G. T. U. Wednesday
fternoon. Mrs. N. Fay Smith read tenn o
erance story while the others were busy V
18th their needles. Light refreshments d
ere served.
Edgar ]. Banks will give an illustrated t.
cture at Stone hall Saturday night on his C,
vestigations of the excavations, IN an n
ent eastern countries. He is held secre-
nv of Chicago university and distinguish d
in his line of work. 'h
Miss Margaret Thomas, A. &. Moody, i
IRIS. E. M. Lazelle, Miss Torrey and Miss S
thel Higgins were delegates who attend Vi
the Sunday school convention in Bern b
,dston last Friday. Six of the girls from Sc
lie Bible Training school and Mrs. Charles az
awrence also attended al
Mrs. A. w. Proctor attended the meet N N
g of the Woman's Relief corps at Turn y
s Falls last Thursday. She was ap- .
,inted conductress. At this meeting 1t "A
as voted to form an association OF the te
embers of the Grand Army IN FRANKLIN a. a.
unity and hold an annual meeting. u
Harmony lodge held its annual meeting
r election of officers Wednesday evening
It'll the following result Henry Russel, =
orshipful master; Henry Smith,, senior 9, o. o.
arden; N. P. Wood. junior warden; L. Il
Calendar, secretary; G. A. Ware, treas
err. The fellowcraft degree was worked. ia
The next entertainment under the au- Gu
ices of the Mortified lecture course
mmittee will be given Friday evening, he
&C. 3, when Rev. Charles Herbert oh
holey of New York will lecture. on
arlington Irving and His Land OF LIE 81
nd The lecture will be illustrated. Sc
A Thanksgiving social will be held in the ev
stry of the Congregational church to-
ght. All are invited to attend and BRING M
"A .,,aL ~, frrit ypppta blpS. clothing, lo