The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

Rev. H. \. NJ. Briggs of Chester
has been in town a week
Mrs Frank Mcfarland ut F. b. Hol-
ton 8 is i'll with gastritis.
Mt Hermon school opens for the
summer term Friday. Thursday is
registration day.
Mr.. and Mrs d. f. Lyman attended
the funeral of Mrs. Marion Caldwell
Ball in Springfield Monday.
There will be an auction sale of the
personal property of the late Mrs.
Julia Williams next week Wednesday.
W. IT, Caldwell will finish work It,
Salem hospital for the summer. This
week and come to Mortified Thursday.
Capt 5. P. Coe, who spent the win
ter with his son, W. W. Coe, returns
to Middleport, o., Thursday for the
summer.
Several members of Mortified chap
| ter, o. +. S, plan to attend the meet
! ing of the grand chapter in Spring
field May and 8.
Rev. H. l.. Buzzell plans to arrive
here from Barre Thursday. Mr.. Buz-
zen viii preach in the Unitarian
/
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Homer d. Waldron and
! two daughters leave this afternoon for
their new home in Calgary. Alberta,
Canada. 1t will take them five days
to make the trip.
MRS. Horace Sibley spoke at Sage
chapel Sunday evening. She told in
very interesting way of Sunday
in China, where she has been a mis-
sionary for many years.
Miss Marion Webster and friend,
| Miss Marion Ellegate of GIoversville,
| \. Y, after a few days visit here,
returned to Boston last week with Mr.
and Mrs. G., IT. Webster by automo-
bile.
Andrew Lyman will hold an auction
sale of his personal property Satur-
day al 9 o'clock. He has rented his
house and they plan to make their
home in Springfield, where their
daughter, Miss Mildred, has a position.
Mrs. Hope Mead and Mrs. Ellen
Sherwin, accompanied by Mr.. Sherwin,
returned to their home here Saturday.
They are happy to he here again and
everyone is happy to have them Re
turn.
The final challenge game of basket
bali was played at Skinner gymnasium
Monday between Marquard and East
hall teams. Marquard won and re
tains the beautiful Crossett cup an
other year.
A jolly game Of basketball was
played between the seniors and facul-
ty of the seminary Saturday evening,
- > - 8,
tastic costumes of the faculty surely
should have taken a prize.
Five former students of Mortified
seminary who are now in Wellesley
college were weekend guests at the
seminary dormitOries. They were Miss
es Juliet Bell, Alice Carey, Ethel
Benedict, Marguerite Noble and Fran
ces Alden.
The final meeting of Fortnightly
will take place next Monday after
noon. There is much business of i'm
pOrtance to transact. Gentlemen 5
night is to be arranged for. The sub
iect for next year study should be
settled The program for the after
noon will consist of a paper on Birds
by Mrs. w. II. Waite, who for several
years has made a special study of the
subject Mrs Wood will give a brief
paper on Boat Life on the Nile and
Dahabeahs Mrs. c.. c. Stockbridge
will tell the story of her winter il
Washington, d. c.
This seems to be moving week il
Northfeld. w. R. Moody is moving
to the d. L. Moody homestead. j. R
Howard, jr to the W. r. Moody place
{ on Rirnam road which he recently
: bought; Mrs. II. DeWolf to her house
on Highland avenue; Mr.. James to +
/ f. Howard 5 cottage; Mr.. Kimball Il
H. A. Nj. Briggs house on Winches
ter road; Leon Alexander to the w
D. Alexander place in East Northfield
Mr.. Dugar to Mrs. j Ohm Nye 5 lower cot
! tage; Rev Mr. Foreman to the Leon
ard place Mrs. T. G. Chaplin has re
moved to Harvey Lampson s for tn
: present This is the week also tina
many come to their summer home
) here.