The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

Mn fmil foaski i visiting in New
Bs,t Heed Of Greenfield was in town on
Sunday.
Mrs, LOIS sirs,,on was a recent guest
al Joha PHELPS,
Ms. :. y. Walker is in Ral,lshero hos
tlsal recovering Ifom an operation.
Mr., snd MIS-, H. N, Bristol, with
friends. sI~ns Sunday al Sugar Loaf,
Tho nrown system az hook charging 10
hsins installed in Dickinson library.
Mrs. 4. J. clark's father, Mr., Joslin, Of
iisaiilebcre, sl'snt Tarsday with her.
Miss Minnie Warden has begun her
season u driving out pleasure parties.
Airs. Alice Lavejoy II keene Is the
suosl Of her cousin, Alias Gertrude Hall.
Mrs. John Phelps is entertaining her
aunt, Alias ]. u, Nottler. IL Wofcesier
Miss Mary Wright l. spending few
weeks in 1f-enwieh, Conn, and Flushing.
Mis-. GeFda iluntoon closed her school
last Friday and has gone 10 her home in
Bedford, y. II.
Mrs. II. W. Thsyer 81 Ne,eong. y. j.,
has taken possession Of komiort kot,age
Tot the summer.
Rev. Howard iinggs has arrived al
Quinnetnek and is griting the camp in
readiness for the season.
Mis-. Mesiline Deaman, who has been
teaching in Brush Valley, Is with her
grandmother, Mr., Albert sieans,
Mr.. aud Mis-. Fred Pallam spent dc.
ighiiul vacation from FRIDAY until Mon.
day a, Woodstock Inn, Woodstock, VI.
Mis- Eliza Romans has returned from
kocne where she had a position In the
hospital and j. now wiih her sister, Mrs.
Otis.
The resignation Of Paul d. Moody from
the board OF trustees Of Mortified semi.
nary aud Mt. llermon school, is an'
nounccd.
MIR. and Mrs. George Foreman OF Cali.
fomia have reached New York and are
soon expected at their beautiful place ON
Main street.
Mrs. A. G. Well and two daughters OF
Los Angeles, Cal. have taken Pine Tops,
Mrs. Stewards fine cottage, for the sum
mer. on Rustic Ridge.
The annual meeting Of the Northileld
Water company was held at {. II. Web.
sier's office Monday evening. The old
officers were reelected.
Chihcn's Sunday will he observed at
the Unitarian church next Sunday. Songs
and recitations will be given by the chill
dren at the morning service.
II. 4. Harridon is making DIR. Torey's
stable into summer cottage for Mr.. Cor
nell, who is building cottage just below
the Torfey home, on the street.
r IL. lima Tor
Charles Coe, of the United States army at
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, Is the
guest of her uncle, W. W.~Coe, and his
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Kellogg and
Mn. Farley gave dinner party last
Saturday TO some of their friends and
neighbors, in celebration OF the compile
ton OF their new home.
The Sunday school committee OF the
Congregational church held business
meeting Monday, and organized system
attic supervision OF the Sunday school Tor
the summer, which will be heldNon Round
top or Stone hall each Sunday.
Under the supervision of Mrs. a. q.
Moody mission band for children was
organized Tuesday afternoon with mem
beship OF about 30. Ruth Roberts was
elected president, Georgana Spencer sec
retary, and Hermon Hendrick, treasurer.
Miss Ethel McElheny, former gradu,,
ate Of Mortified seminary and later OF
Chicago Bible institute, who VIII De re,
membered by many of her Northneid
friends has an excellent position as sec
retary and treasurer of Knoxville college
at Knoxville, Tenn.
One of the most enjoyable events OF the
season was the lawn social on the parish
house lawns given last Tuesday evening
Inv The Young Peoples society with Mrs.
& +. Newton, chairman. japanese Ian
terms and a full moon gave an attractive
setting. Excellent music was furnished by
the local band in charge OF Joseph fieid.
Refreshments of cake and lemonade were
served and games and a social time were
enioyed by all. A special good feature oil
the social part was the work of the mem
hers in keeping all entertained and intro
ducing strangers. About 800 were pres
ent.
The Franklin County Automobile asso-
o;ation met at the Mortified Tuesday
evening and banqueted 70, coming IN Is
automobiles. Rev. Charles w. Merriam
Of Greenfield president of the association,
rresided at the meeting following the pan
nnet. j. Fortesque of Boston, secretary
and treasurer of the Massachusetts, Auto.
mobile association, and DR.. Y; J. IRWIN 81
Springfield, a former president Oh lne
Springfield Automobile association . VII
the chief speakers. Mr.. Fortes9ue staueu
that there were $4,000 automobiles in use
in Massachusetts at the present time. ne
urged the election of members to the
state association in order to obtain great
er privileges.