The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-24
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Mount Hermon Notes.

" W.
Frederick w. Harding of the class of
1901, missionary under the American
Baptist Foreign Missionary society in
Assam, India, will be the speaker at
$50. At 7.30 the senior and Junior
classes will give u reception to the
former students who return for
Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving day will be fttingly
observed in the morning at IL clock.
W. R. Moody will address the students
Dinner will be served in West hall at
.1.80. A: 80 the musical organizations
of the school will give a concert in
Memorial chapel. This will be follow
ed by reception in the home of Prin
cipal and Mrs. Cutler at 8 j..
-Four prizes amounting to 500. known
as the Scott prizes, will he awarded
annually to students making the great
est progress in penmanship
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flavene of
New Brunswick, n. j.. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Webster and
daughters plan to entertain the entire
Alexander family for Thanksgiving
The selectmen have granted the use
Of the town hall to the high school
boys and girls for playing basketball
Edward A McGrath of Boston ana
Harold McGrath OF Wesleyan uni
versity will be home for Thanksgiv-
! ing.
| Those who were successful the last
two days of the deer open season
were IL. A. Reed, S. IL. Smith, F Is
! Caldwell.
Mrs. A. p. Fit has shipped two bar
rels of clothing. which has been dom
tributed, TO the headquarters OF the
Red Cross in New York city.
Rev E. w Brown, d. D., preached
the past two Sundays in the Congrega
tional church of Orange, Mass, where
he was exceedingly well liked.
Miss Mabel Raguse of Shelburn'
Falls, who taught the West NorthfelC
! school last year, spent the week en-,
here with Miss Ruth Sheldon.
> Miss Gertrude Calender will com
. from her school in Belehertown t
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Calender.
Q Misses Evelyn and Gertrude Atwoo
I went to SheIburnc Falls to spen
/ Thanksgiving. Mr.. Atwood and Han
! Ian went to Hinsdale, n. H., to tn
! Atwood reunion.
j Snow and cold weather have brough
}, good sleighing and skating. The ice o
I. Thompson 5 pond is in excellent cond
il ton and skaters in large numbers ar
4 there each day.
G Mrs Frank kendrick took he
i, daughter, Sarah, to keene to undcrg
an operation for the removal of tor
sis and adenoids Saturday. The gil
e is cOnvalescing at home.
/ Two basketball teams from the sem
E nary played Il mimic Harvard al
c game Saturday evening in the gymn;
stun with great enthusiasm. The scor
c was 16-J in favor of Yale.
G Arthur Wilson, who has kept a pou
/ try farm on the Hinsdale road severe
years, has gone to Pittsburg, Pa. II
has sold his farm to Ernest jones,
well-to-do man from New York.
There will be a family reunion q
J. 7. Cummings 5 Thursday Mr.. an
: Mrs. Cecil Cummings of Millers Fall
= Miss Bernice of Fitchburg norma
: school and Ambert of Brattleboro wi
be present.
Charles H. Savage of South Dee
Il field, formerly of this town married r,
Gently in New York Miss Ruth Grifi
$ of Springfield. They are on a we,
L ding trip to jacksonville, Florida. NJ
Savage is proprietor of the Lathro
= House in South Deerfeld.
Rev. Charles A. Brooks of Ne
York city preached in Sage chap
Sunday evening on God Is No r.
specter of Persons Mount Hermo
. students CAME over to the meeting an
40 Of them sang in the vesper eho
together with the seminary chorus.
The newly-elected officers of Ma
mony lodge will be installed Nov.
in Masonic hall Each member OF tt
e lodge invites one guest for the occi
: sion. Hon. David. Montague of Bo
ton will he installing officer.
: Rev. Charles Inglis of London deli'
- cred two powerful sermons in the Co
;, gregational church Sunday. The eve
= ing service was especially largely a
- tended and was evamgelistic in cha
:, acter Mr.. Inglis will sail for Englal
. Thursday of this week.
ic The friends of Marion Warren Sta
10 ton will be pleased to learn of her a
,e pointment as superintendent of ii
II schools of the district comprising II
II. towns of Lee. Otis, birmingham al
If Monterey at a salary Of $500 p
S year. She is a daughter of the la
m Julius f. Warren. who was one of Il
al agents of the Massachusetts board
" education and at one time superb
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