The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Mrs. ID. ii. Mason IS Ill with tonslh- |
|tia.
Miss Minnie Warden returned 10
Orange Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Webster is spending the
week in Boston.
Thomas A. Clark of Boston spent !
Sunday at his home here.
The high school seniors are rehears
ing a play to be given n little later.
| Mrs. Arthur Merrill is visiting her |
brother, Charles Malley, in Boston.
The Sons of Veterans will give a
dance in the town hall next Monday
night.
Mrs. Mary T. Doolittle is visiting her
sister, Mrs w H. Brackett, in Maiden,
Mass.
The children s meeting was in charge
of Prof. T. L. Duley on Thursday af-
Iternoon.
Mrs George Davis of Putney, Vt, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fayette Howard.
Miss FIorine Lyman and Mrs. Theo.
Lyman spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. d. L. Lyman.
Forty new students are registered at
Northleld seminary for the new term
| y
Mrs Lewis Nash of Springfield is a
guest of John Fisher and Mrs. ]. a.
Stebbins and is visiting other friends
in town.
Miss Helen Storr. who has been a
guest of Mrs. J. \. Stebbins several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Maiden, Mass.
All-day sewing meetings We're held
: at both the Unitarian and COngrega-
|. tional churches on Thursday by their
u Prospective ladies' societies.
Next Sunday in the Congregational
church Rev. Montgomery NJ. Goodwin,
secretary of the Anti-Saloon league,
viii preach morning and evening.
Prayer meetings are being conducted
1 by Rev. Horace Sibley in different parts
h of the town. One was held in the home
' Iof Frank Maynard Tuesday evening.
The dancing school has been chang
; ed from Wednesday night TO Friday
t night as it is more convenient for the
+ instructor, Joseph Cullen of Orange
{ Thirty-two were in the dancing elias:
Wednesday night.
. The Fortnightlv is to have an in
teresting meeting Monday. Mrs. II. G
Chaplin of Springfield win deliver
lecture on Recent Status of Equal Suf
L frage In the United States. Each mem
ii Der may bring one guest. Mrs. T. r
Calender will preside.
s \ large number of people were dis
10 appointed Monday evening at the non
appearance OF the Harris & Cole Uncl
h Tom 5 Cabin Co, which was to perform
lie at the town hall. On account of de
railment on the railroad above Brat
l. tleboro the company could not com
/ through in time.
Ds The annual town meeting for election
of officers and transaction of othe
:. business will be held Monday, Feb.
mr. Others that have taken nomination pa
III pers in addition to those already mer
u toned are J. l.. Dunnell, for select
man, L. o. Clapp, collector of take:
Thomas Parker, constable.
The Boys Brigade will hold an ati
letic meet Friday evening of this wee
~ in skinner gymnasium at 80 'cIocl
- Competing teams win be here, if tn
night is fair, from Greenfield, Turner
at Falls and Nash S Mills Two teams wi
re- run from Mortified Center to the gym
nasium at clock with a fee of l
a cents each trip. All honorary member
70, are invited and others may secure tiel
II. cts Of the Brigade boys.
OF News was received here Wednesda
10 of the death, Tuesday, in New Brun
en- wick, \. J., of Mrs. Mile Janewa
Scudder, wife of Charles Seudder, 10
las lowing three-weeks' illness with pne1
ew monia. Mrs. Scudder was the onl
lta daughter of Col. and Mrs. ]. J. Jan
way and for many summers, with h,
ng family, had been resident of this tow
es- at the beautiful summer home of h,
he parents on Winchester road. Mr.
nd Scudder leaves, besides the relativ,
ru- mentioned, two little daughters al
Its two brothers, DIR. Harry janeway an
4 LuciuS Janeway of New Brunswick. 81
ur- is lovingly remembered by many
,ed East Mortified.