The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02

two or three days before coming home.
Mrs. James Delaney of Orange is
visiting at r. W. Evans s.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Moody are
guests of Mrs. John S. Kennedy at Bar
Harbor.
William Goeben of the Northfeld
Press staff is visiting his mother in
Caldwell, \. j.
Airs T. a. Clark is entertaining Miss
| Della JosIin and Walter JOslin, her sis
| ter and brother.
Miss Ruth Williams. niece of Mrs. {.
| w Stebbins, is with friends in Am
! hcrst for vacation.
| Mrs George F. Alexander, who has
| been in Brattleboro several months is
| at home ut Mortified Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hodecker Of
| Adams are guests of their sister, Mrs.
Sophie Nelson. on Highland avenue.
DIR. and Mrs Herman Little, who
were married in North Adams August
/ 10. visited Mortified few days last
week.
Misses Minora and Doris Chamber
/ lain gave - reception recently In hon
or of Miss Agnes Foreman, who leaves
town soon.
Miss Jennie Crelan, head Of the cen
trail telephone here, is spending two
weeks vacation in Hartford and Meri-
den, Conn.
Miss Ruth Moore has finished clerk
ing in George : drug store. Myron
Dunncu has finished work in G.. L. WI
iams 5 grocery store.
Miss Adelaide MARSH has returned TO
her home in Montclair. y. J., after
spending the summer with Rev. and
Mrs Z. W. Brown.
Miss Victoria Sankey was i'll while
in camp in Fairlee, Vt She is recover
ing now that her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Phelps, have brought her
home ......
Miss Jean Brown of the faculty of
NorthfieId seminary has returned after
spending the summer in Averill Park
\. y. Her sister, Miss Ethel Brown
is with her
Telephones have been installed en-
+ NorthGeld mountain in the homes OF
f. George Piper, Daniel Ross, Bert Hal
lett, Irving Perry, simon Fisher and
Jones Fisher.
4 The regular meeting of the Women =,
Il Alliance will be cid Wednesday OF
this week in the Unitarian church par
J. lors. The program is IN charge of Mrs
T. Il. Calender.
o Rev. f. NJ. Hunt of Chicago has been
= in town a few days looking after III.
n property on South Main street.
$ Miss Ethel Newcomb, former as
sistant in the high school, is the CUES
e of Miss Julia Herspinger.
e Dr. W. J. Erdman, the famous eZ
j FOUNDER of the Bible prophecies, L
T speaking each morning at the North
field hotel at $50. These meetings ar
e open to the public.
Miss Marion Laird left town Mon
l. day for a short visit with friends il
Des Moines, Iowa, her former home
She then goes to Pasadena, Calf t
10 live with an aunt and attend hig
It school. She expects to be gone tW
; years.
Miss Charlotte T. Reed of Newton
Mass, has been engaged to teac
y household science in the high sehoC
!, this year. Miss Maud Bells continue
=. as supervisor of drawing and Mis-
- Radousky who is supervisor of music !
Hinsdale and Millers Falls, will teac
music in the public schools here also
" Next week Dr. Herbert A. Bridg;
:. man Of Boston will be at the Nortl
~ field hotel DR.. Bridgeman was a men
l.. Der of the peace commission that nae
,e in Europe at the outbreak of the wa
and had much difficulty in securing h
49, passage home. While at the hotel L
! viii speak on conditions he encounte
"a ed.
ct Miss Lillian Flansburgh and Lee
he Randall were married Friday evenin
in Aug. IS, in the home Of the bride
MT sister Mrs. Waldo Stebbins, on Map
street. Rev H. l.. Buzzen officiate
The relatives of both Mr.. and Mr.
Mrs Randall were guests. Mrs. Ra
dali has been = student in Northle
it seminary and the high school and +
a a few wears operator in the centr
m telephone Office. Mr.. Randall IS a 81
as of MIR. and Mrs Clarence Randall,
tie former student Of the high school ~
ar for few years has i.een employed
ed Barber 5 garage.
ne William r. Moody spoke to the st
ne dents Of Mount Hermon for the ope
'.e ing services Of the term last Sund;
10 morning and evening. On Monday eve
,g' ing a reception held in james gyl
D. nasium, in charge Of the Young Men
~ Christian association for new student
During the week each day AT chap
services Rev John Mcdowell OF Ne
ark, n. j. has addressed the student
life Last Saturday night the Good Cover
ment club gave an illustrated Iect9