The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-08
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Mrs. F.. B. Caldwell is i'll with nerv-
Gus Indigestion.
H. A. Lewis ofsWoad 5 pharmacy is
having a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs T. f. Lyman are spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT Lyman. ST. 8m
The Foreign Missionary Society will
give a reception in Dickerson hall Sat
urday afternoon to the many daughters
of missionaries in Northfield seminary.
The seminary celebrated the annual
holiday of 1Nfap rita IN Rlay. Tuesday. Stu
| dents and 4fai.afevs sart4fo the Leonard
Smith place, north of the village,
where luncheon was served.
| IinwooH Corser,, Mt Hern0n l9l &
received fun scholarship of $3.50 for
excellence in entrance examinations
4 at. Cornell university. This is the only
prize given in the science school Of
| Cornell for the entering class.
The regular meeting of the Unitari-
an Alliance was held Wednesday af-
| ternoon in the Unitarian church par
| Tors, in charge of Mrs. Henry c. Hol-
| ton. The hostesses were Mrs. G. c.
| Stearns and Miss Clara Ward. Several
members from this society plan to at
]
! Valley Associated Alliances in Green
field Thursday.
On Monday evening in Skinner gym
nasium the first concert of the seminary
lecture course was given by the Old
Folks Choir and Concert company.
| The artists were Ernest Page, tenor;
Luthera Stratton, soprano; William
Arkwcll. basso; Florence Hersom, con
/
cOmpanist. The first part of tine pro.
gram was selections of classical songs
and readings by Miss Garland. The
second part was given by the singers
in We oldcn time costume and carried
out the customs of the choirs of olden
times to the great entertainment OF
the large audience present.
Charles p. Tinker superintendent of
the Protestant Episcopal City Mission
society of New York city, spoke sun
day morning at Mount Hermon anC
Sunday evening in Russell Sage chapel
The following are the chapel appoint
ments for the month of October AT Mt
Hermon: Oct. II, Albert +. Roberts
secretary Of the county work depart
ment of the international committee
of the Young Men : Christian as
ISOLATION; Oct. IS President W. Doug
Ids NIti' ftuElt' ~ i'-' VI AAt'f 'A'i L
1 Theological seminary; Oct. -, Frof. f
Watson Harmon Of Drew Theological
seminary.
The first meeting of the FOrtnightlN
was held Monday afternoon in DickeI
son Memorial han The meeting wa.
called to order by the president, Mrs
f.. w. Brown. The reports of the secre
tary and treasurer were given, afte
1 which Miss Jean Brown sang. The
president then gave what she calle'
her second inaugural address, il
| which she greeted the members an'
told the plans for the coming year
| The rest of the meeting was in charg
| of the literary committee with Mrs. :
c. Richardson presiding. The subjec
was Shakespeare Extracts ~Un his Gf
and writings and quotations from hi
| works were read by Mrs. +. w. Brown
Miss Sarah Minot, Miss Elma Lever
ing and Mrs. l.. Il. Smith. Mrs. Richard
son read a paper on Cardinal Wolsey
which was very interesting. Mrs. Am
bert G. Moody spoke on Shakespeare
: play, Henry the Eighth. She portraye
s. the characters of the play and rea
several extracts The entire program
was thoroughly enjoyed. The meetin
- closed with the singing Of the Battl
"a Hymn of the Republic. A social hou
(. followed with the literary committe
e, as hOstesses.