The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-29
MORTIFIED, MASS.

Miss Ethel Anderson is visiting in
Warwick.
Raymond Clapp is home from Am
herst college.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Mason spent
Christmas in Greenfield.
j.. l.. Hammond is with MS family
on Parker avenue for few days.
Miss Mary Wright came up from
Springfield hospital 10 spend Christina.
here.
Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Thompson and
family autoed 10 Shelburne Falls for
Christmas.
Governor Foss has recently appoint
ed Herbert f. BufTum OF West North
field Justice Of the peace.
Dan Crawford. the noted African
missionary, has been the guest Of W.
Z. Moody for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gates ana Wal
ter Of Athol spent the holiday wifi
Mr.. ana Mrs. arthur Bolton.
DR.. Arthur j. Brown Of New York
is with hi children. Miss Agnes ana
Nj. and Mrs. Dewitt Brown.
There was a reunion at the Camhcl
home for Christmas. All returned home
except Mr. and Mrs. Edecll and child.
The Order OF Eastern Star will hold
its annual installation OF officers Jan
2. Admission is by invitation Of mem
bers only
Walter Mann recently purchased {
horse and wagon Of AIRS. jennie Mann
llolton and with his wife drove 10
I'hilliFston.
Rev. !. H. Jcwctt D. D., pastor oi
the Fifth avenue Presbyterian churcl
Of New York city, preached nj Mt.
HermOn SUNDAY.
Mrs. Fred Hoiton i suffering with
erysipilas. Her sisters, Misses Charlotte
and Amctra iiauSman. are spending nc
week with her.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Kendrck anf
children were in Kcene. y H.. witt.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Field from We'd.
| nesdny TO Friday
Misses Miriam and Helen Caldwell
went to Springfield Saturday for Il
short visit with their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Caldwell and family,
Jessie +. Lyman and Miss Violet
! LYMAN cnioved the Christmas holidays
J in Utica, \. y. with their sisters. Mrs.
\ II. NJ. Bonncy and Miss Minnie I.y-
man.
MIR and Mrs Fayctte Howard are
entertaining their TWO daughters, Mrs
! Edwin Dwyer. of Putney. Vt. and
\ AIRS. Carl Davis Of Oxford, y. H., with
their families.
Misses Marion and Doris Laird en-
tertained about 20 young people Fri
day evening. Music was pleasant
feature of the evening. Refreshments
were enjoyed.
a Prohibition club was recently or
ganizcd with the following officers
| Pres, II. l.. Buzzell; see, \. j. Ayers
4 treas, {. II. Otis. For the present The
club viii meet monthly al the homes oil
the members.
Thomas A. Peek, who died recently
in Grand Rapids, Mich, left to tn
Moody schools ut Northfeld to estab
fish q hall. $l50,0oo according to th'
I New York Times 1t is understood thai
Miss Nellie Nve and Silver Powell
who often visits al \. p. Fits ;, als'
benefited by this will
The members of the Men Bihl
class OF the Congregational church, o
which Rev. Mr.. Smith is the teacher
} gave him an ovation Tuesday evening
: They came in a body to his door An,
Il quartet sang as he opened the door
They all greeted him and were invite
) in. They brought refreshments of cot
+ fee, cake and douehnuts and preseutc
) Mr.. Smith with a handsome umbrell
, and cane. Mrs. Smith was given
! bunch of carnations. Mrs. y. Fa
J Smith was presented at the Christina
tree at the church Monday night
purse of money from her class of abou
40 women.