The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-20
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

G. n. Kildcr has new studobaker
seven-passenger car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward |
are in Vermont for two-weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary Osgood returned from
Boston Saturday and is convalescing 1T !
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickinson of
Fitchhurg were guests OF Miss Lizzie
Purple Sunday.
T. II. Doolittle is working for the
Lane Construction Co., near Westfeld
building bridges.
Fostine Bigclow has returned from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. jason Bump
in Brownsville, Vt.
Mrs Fred jackson of Greenfield
visited her sister, Mrs. j. I. Hammond,
the first of the week.
Miss Marion Starr, who spent the
summer with Mrs. J. A. Stebbins, re
turned tc Maiden Monday.
Amos Field has gone TO Woronco,
Mass, near Westfe!d, to work for t.. C
Lane Construction Company.
Mrs. John Halton of Mt Hermon il
critically Ill and is attended by a train
ed nurse at her home in Mt. Hermon.
Ernest Billings has sold his farm to
E. J. Edison of Massawippi, Quebec. He
has moved his family to South Vernon.
Mrs IL. +. Randolph has returned to
her home i'll Wilmington, Del, after a
few days visit with Mrs. T. r. CaIlen-
der.
Recent guests CT Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
Ridder have been Mrs. r. J. Washer
and Miss Jennie Washer Of Greenwich,
r. I.
Next Sunday morning III the Congre-
gational church w. II. Moody will
ipreach and viii have charge Of the
evening services.
Rev Henry Hallam Tweedy, pr2fos
scr Ct practical theology in the Yale
School of Religion preached III Mt. Her
mon and Ncrthfeld seminary Sun Iay
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Moody will 60
Friday to attend the annual meeting
of the American Board Of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions and will be
away until next Wednesday.
Invitations have been received by
Mortified people to the wedding OF
Miss Lila Fairthild, daughter of Mrs
Moore Fairchild of New York city, to
, Lucius Porter Janewav, son of Col. and
Mrs. j. j. Jancway of New Brunswick
, n j., and East NorthHeld. The wedding
will take place in the Fourth Prcsbyte
rian church of New Brunswick Nov. I
at > o clock. The ceremony will be per
formed by DR.. Edgar w. Work The
bridesmaid will be Miss Margaret Her
rick and the best man DR.. Henry Jane
way.
, Mrs. Carrie Brown, 50, wife of Low
l ell Brown, died in Los Angeles, Friday
Oct. 10. The funeral and burial tool
place in that city Monday Mrs. Brown
! formerly was Carrie Stebhins. who live,
in this locality until recently. Sh
leaves two sons, Paul Brown Of Reus
, selacr, y. Y, and Theodore of Spring
field and two daughters, Mrs. Edwar,
Eames of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Daytoi
Park of South Vernon, also brother
Joseph Stebbins of this town. Mrs
Brown was member of the CCngre
gational church of Mortified and ha,
many friends here and Ill South Vernon
/ where much of her life was spent.
The first study meeting of the Fort
nightly club was held in Alcxandc
hall Monday afternoon The program
:. was in charge of Miss Ellen Gallagher
| who gave q paper on immigration
> which thoughtfullv dealt with the need
; CT and treatment of the immigrant as h
: arrives here. Miss Madeline Long CAV
q pleasing paper on Benjamin Franklin
The First Continental Congress was pr,
scented by Mrs. Ellen Stebbins Tn
Life of Alexander Hamilton and Ii
Wonderful Work IN the Formation c
Our Republic was given by Mrs F.
- Caldwell. One of the pleasing feature