The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-17
MORTIFIED. MASS.

Mrs. A G. Moody was in Boston the
first of the week.
Town Clerk w. J. Wright has issued
100 licenses to hunters this season.
The Woman s Relief corps will meet
Friday afternoon and will initiate
new member.
Mrs. A. S. Gordon has returned from
the hospital and is convalescing at her
home on Highland avenue.
Ralph TYLER of Briston, Conn, is
spending the week with his uncle, +.
L. Tyler, and hunting deer.
c. s. Warner and C. L. Robbins are
attending court in Greenfield each day
as iurvmen from this town.
A meeting of the Alexander Hall
committee will be held in the nall
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The annual mimic game of basket
ball between Yale and Harvard will be
PLAYED in Skinner gymnasium Satur-
day night by two teams of seminary
girls.
Miss Helen Ober, teacher in the Bar
Der district school, has returned to her
school. She was in Orange Vwo weeks
caring for her mother, who had pneu-
monia.
Mrs. L. H. Lazelle has her mother,
Mrs. Sprague, with her for q visit. Her
guest the past week was Mrs Knapp
of Wardsboro, VT, who left Monday
for Washington state.
! Fred T. Pallam is having a week S
vacation from chef duties at the
Mortified Hotel. With Mrs. Pallam
he viii go Thursday morning to Bos-
ton to stay a few days.
Sidney Tyler was a successful deer
hunter Monday. He secured a year
old buck weighing 1l5 pounds. Anoth-
er deer was with the one he shot. Many
hunters were out, but scarcely any deer
were seen.
Rev. Francis Wayland Pattison, the
new pastor of the Congregational
h church, will arrive with his family
Friday. For the present they will
make their home at the Nortahelh Ho
tel Rev Mr.. Pattison win occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening
This is to be go-tochurch,' Sunday
and it is hoped every one win en-
deavor to be present at lois a. IN. and
100 y. m.
The attention of farmers is called
to the dairy day which probably viii
be held in Mortified Wednesday, Dec
s. The subjects for discussion are For
age Crops for the Dairy, Grain Rations
for the Dairy and Marketing the Dairy
Product. 1t is also hoped to have Mr.
Duffy of West Hartford to speak or
dairy management. Further announce
ment will be made. This is the three
county meeting, Windham county, Vt.
Cheshire county, n. H., and Frankli
county, Mass.
The Fortnightly met Monday after
noon with an attendance OF 20 il
spite of rainy weather. Mrs. E. F
Howard presided. Mrs. G. II. Webster
and Mrs. L. r. Alexander gave piano
duets and Miss Margaret Howard sang
Topics of the day were given by eacl
member present. Mrs. s. c. Richard
son gave a delightful paper on Ills
torical Romances. She read selections
from Queen Hortense by Muhlbach
/ which is the love story of Napoleon
! and Josephine, also extracts from
4 )rusus and Cornelius, a romance il
30 A. d. She then compared tn
historical romance Of the early day
with the historical novel of today an
Z told of the great value sof each TO tn
student of history. Mrs. L. II. la
4 zelle gave q paper on the life an
works of Thompson-Set Anothe
naturalist, John Burroughs, was cor
sidered interestingly by Mrs. Howard
l The society voted to postpone the mex
meeting one week so as not to cor
I fiict with the date of the Choral sociC
I t. concerts.