The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-29
Northfeld, Mass.

W.. Us. sophie Brooks.
tt...,.-t Newtbu has rented an apart,
m Fuk noolittle $ house,
A., fuu Jrelan is taking a vaca.
w ,ra. ar telephone exchange
Al. Mr.. Emil Tonsh have re.
IrtrI g. 'wU.wecks vacation,
r....# HtIfon has gone to Philadel,
~. ~ ttp.I q dental college there,
TAI ,lumth returned to the Uni.
-, If Pennsylvania last Friday.
M, Proctor has had an electric
l9F, la., H The ward of his livery stable.
a.. r.I Howie of East Jatfrey,
vi we loo town on business last
wfk
a.. K.-. Barron of northampton
~. y. .,t,nI the funeral OF Miss Lucy
| Wtl,'tT
vs.. Margaret Nelson has been
.l.4,al resident of the Junior class at
IN seminary
NJ. sat.s Roardmau of Fairfax,
ii. ia, auost of Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
rrte laff.Ie'
III. Ed.rh Dutton of the '0s class of
~ seminary Is the household science
teacher tus wear
H.. Herbert d. Field of Keene, for.
~, 5f thi, town. is visiting Mr.. and
NJ. Frank Kendrick.
", and Mrs. Theodore Lyman of
SnrIprfem are guests of their parents,
NJ mi Mrs d. Z. Lyman.
Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Kidder, on their
.,,a MIN visited Mr.. Kidder S brother
81 .,,. .fsfprS in Worcester.
Tia Alliance will hold their regular
,.s,;pr in the parlors of the Unitarian
sIs,rb next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Alexander, daughter of
r,ank Alexander of Worcester, return,
"A home after visit with several
friends here
ro.enb ". and Herbert Childerhose
n 0relHa. Canada, have come TO help
hon brother. :. X. Childerhose, in the
Purity bakery.
Miss Mabel Lincoln has resumed her
.l9ss in music. with II pupils. She is
fs,a on FRIDAYS and Saturdays and has
four vacant periods.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Newton of Troy,
Y Y. have leased the Walker house on
HIGHLAND avenue. Mr.. Newton has a po-
sitiOn al the seminary.
N G. Kakhtalian, who has run a re-
rair sbOp in the former Spencer house
for two wears, has entered a medical col
gee in Valparaiso, Ind.
Mrs. David Ball is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. ,Iillson of Ashuelot and Mrs
Abbie Peck of Glens Falls, n. T., for
ner teacher in the public schools here.
Miss Josephine Warznak left for Bos-
ION recently where she has entered the
Dr.. Mcdonald private hospital on Com.
nODwealth avenue. She will train for
nurse.
Miss Sarah Minot has had the north
side Of her home put in condition for oc,
cupancy and has rented both upper and
lower apartments to the resident cleo
triCans
Miss Daisy Dickinson and her sister,
Miss Mary. will 90 to Portland, Ore, as
soon as the business matters OF thelr
aunt. Mrs. Robbins, can be settled
They will Join their father there.
Mrs. Alonzo Newton left town Satur-
day with her family and will visit her
parents in Littleton, n. H., She VIII
then leave her family with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rawles, in Brattleboro, while
she makes the new home in Springfield,
Mass in readiness.
The Connecticut Valley conference OF
Unitarian churches meets at Deerf1eld,
Oct and 4. Delegates to the CONFER
ence are Mr.. and Mrs. George Foreman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holton. Rev.
A. E. Wilson will deliver an address
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ethel V. Higgins of the faculty
AZ Nor+bEoll Coninory and secretary
Of its aumnae association, has gone, 10
Los Angeles, Cal, where she joins her
mother and sister. Miss Louise EVarts'
Of the class of '07, succeeds her as resi-
dent secretary.
Miss Bessie Irish was married Tues,
day morning to William Severance OF
Colchester. IT., bv Rev. N. Fay Smith at
The Irish homestead on Warwick ave.
nue.. Only the immediate relatives OF
the bride were present. After their
Wedding trip they viii make their nome
with Mr.. and Mrs. Irish, ST.. The mar,
rage was surprise to her friends put
all extend hearty congratulations.
The annual meeting of the Trinitarialn
Congregational church will be held We'd
1esdav evening. Oct. IL. Supper will be
served at $50 and the roll call ana pusi :
ness will be taken ND as soon after {
o'clock as possible. 1t is hoped that
every member who can be present VIII
be- and those who cannot come are re
Quested to send at least a verse o.
scripture to be read in response TO theii
names at roll call.
The grange held a profitable meeting
last Tuesday evening. This was dairy
evening and there was a discussion OH
What Is Most Profitable in Our Section
70 Sell Milk, Butter or Creamy u; ~
Alexander, R. d. Ware, Fl. G. Holton
and W. NJ. Merriman led the discussion.
Miss Bessie Dresser recited. DAIRY
supper was served in charge of MIS- rs
Head, Mrs Z. +. Howes and Mrs. A. W.
Ward
The annual reception to the new, stu
dents was given at the gymnasium mon,
day evening The hall was decorate
With banners and flags. Professor ana
Mrs, c. E. Dickinson and Miss Viola
Jones, the president of the Northhelo
temperance US, under whose manage
nnent the reception was given, recelsfeu
the new students and other guests: MI
and Mrs. W. R. Moody, A. G. Moody
and Mr., and Mrs. w. G. Roberts were
present. A short program was rendered
including solos by Miss Ethel H. Rea o. o.
boston and Miss Lightner, violin solo
oy Miss Ruth Whitcomb, reading by
seminary student. Professor Diekens4Wr
made made short speech as did Miss
The Fortnightly club opened ,lt 4
years Yea work in Library ball Mond aac
afternoon Rev. George R: White Zee .s,
.0led on The Events Of the Director,
and and Consulate in France. His lectn ht
was especially interesting to those W sht
nave followed the study of France t at
past three years. He made the conneGf e,
tag link between the French revol ar
mOh and the time Napoleon was cnose er
Emperor, this period not having M Pc,
IKE sRe9 up in the study meetings; Misi
hlhel i'll Rea rendered several fTencI