The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-29
NORTHFIELD. MASS

rf The logs began to run IN the Oonnec-
ticut river through Mortified Tuesday
Miss Helen Goodell of Chicago is
visiting the family Of f. +. Howard.
Miss Hazel Field is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bolton for the present
Frank Hunt Of Orange was in town
this week on business and visited Mrs.
Martha Haskell.
The Misses CaIIagan returned Mon
day to Boston and Miss Ellen went
with them for visit.
c. y. Kidder took a large party to
LAWYERS theatre, Greenfield Saturday
might in his automobile bus.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter H. HoIton of
Fitchburg visited at James and Her
! bert Bolton : over Smslay
Eva and Enda Morse, who have
/ been living with relatives in Worces-
! ter, have returned to Mortified.
The Grange held meeting Tuesday
! evening, after their summer recess.
! They made plans for visit on Vernon
/ Grange Sept. 10.
Rev. John Thomas will preach in the
! Auditorium Sunday morning and even
ing. Services will be resumed at the
Unitarian church Sunday, Sept. 6.
The Sunday school picnic of the Con
gregational church was held Thursday
and all went to Forest Lake, ~ II
most of them going by automobile.
Signs have been placed at both ends
of Schell bridge notifying the public
Of a fine Of s. for all driving horses
across the bridge faster than a walk.
Mrs. Nelson Lamorie of Colrain is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank IIar-
ness. Mrs. Bennett Of jackson, Vt
also is guest of her niece, Mrs Har-
ness.
Charles H. Webster, representative
from this district, goes each Tuesday
to Boston to report on the recess com
mittee. Mrs. Webster accompanies him
in their automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes Of Westminster
were guests this week of Mrs. }. A
: Stebbins, at John Fisher 5. Mrs. j. A
Stehhins is spending a few days al
Sunshine lake, near Mount Monadnock
: Mr. and Mrs. f. F.. Howard, will
, their family, 90 to Wallingford. VT
, Thursday 10 be away until Thursday
While there they Will attend the wed
ding Of their niece, Miss kathcrin,
,, Scribner.
iii iS Al l''ilA't bLi tIHitN qua lt'l GdN
an excellent concert i'm the Auditorium
II Monday evening There was a larg,
II audience and a silver collection wa
taken to help colored students in tn,
II university.
II Rev. John Mcdowell of Newark, \
III j., gave an illustrated lecture in tn
Ii Auditorium Wednesday evening on Lii
ii In the Mines. Mr.. Mcdowell was
II miner in his bovhood and speaks fro1
II his own experience and observation.
II Prof. f. l.. Dudley received a cabI,
II gram from Principal G. f. Dickinso
II that he and his family sailed frol
II Havre, France, Saturday, August -. G
II the steamer Espange and would be du
II in New York August %. None Of tn
others who went to Europe for tn
II summer have been heard from since tn
III opening of the war.
Il Rev. c. w. Foreman, who has live
II in town the past year with his taml,
II leaves Saturday for San Francisc,
= Cal. He will sail Saturday. Sept >, IL
- India, to resume his missionary wOrl
Mrs. Foreman viii remain in town fl
the present. Miss Margaret will IA
> tend the seminary, Miss Foreman wi
K. attend Il school for missions in Hnr
e, ford. Two sons are in Mount Hermo
- one in Pennsylvania university and tw
to in Il Canadian university.