The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-28
NORTHFIELD, MASS.


Harold McGrath returned to Wesley
an college Monday.
Miss Esther Moody left on Monday
to enter Wellesley college.
Mrs. Frank Warner and son, Ralph,
Of Marlboro, Mass, are visiting at ].
n. Fisher s. Mrs. Warner was a niece
of Mrs, Fisher.
Miss Eta Merriman and Miss Susan
trwrenee leave Monday for Clifton
Springs, n. Y, where they win spend
the month of October.
The Northield hotel still has a large
number of guests, many remaining with
their children on account of infantilc
! paralysis in their home cities.
| 4 joint meeting of the Unitarian al
lance and Ladies' Sewing society of
the church will be held next Wednesday
! afternoon III the church vestry. Plans
| viii be made for the Unitarian confer
encc to be held at the church the mid
| die of October.
DIR. n. p. Wood, president of the
| Mortified Choral union, has called a
meeting of the society for next We'd
ncsday, Oct. 1, at Library hall. All
who wish to join the society should be
present at this meeting. Nelson p.
| Coffin of Keene will be the director as
usual.
! The first meeting of the Fortnight
ly will be held Monday afternoon, Oct.
., in Alexander Memorial hall Miss
| Betty Moore of Mortified seminary will
| give talk on her travels the past sum
! mer. A social hour will follow, in
charge of Mrs. F.. C. Britton, Miss Ma
rion Holton, Mrs. William Dresser and
Miss Madeline Long. Mrs. T. r. Cal
lender will preside at the meeting.
The Grange held its regular meeting
on Tuesday evening with an attendance
Of % members. Several of those as
signed parts We're not present. Two ex
cellent papers were given, What Can
We Do For Our Schools? by Miss Caro-
lvn b. Rolfe, and Our Town III History
by Mrs. l.. r. Smith. AS there are nc
candidates for admission to the Grange
the program for degree work scheduled
for October 10 will be cancelled and the
subject announced later.
Col. G. H. French of Cleveland viii
give a lecture in Hotel Mortified Sat
urday evening on Rome, the Eterna
City. The lecture will be illustrated
/ with pictures taken by Mr.. French il
his travels. Mr.. French is a nephew O
Gen. French of the British army. H,
will also lecture in the Congregations
church next Sunday evening on India
1 A silver collection will be taken at eacl
lecture for the benefit Of the Found
n lings' Home of Cleveland.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Henry Barnbrock of Hartford
Conn, to Miss Alice Oliver, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anthony Oliver o
Boston, at Madison, Wisconsin, on Tues
\ day, Sept. 26. Mr. Barnbrock is grad
uate of Mount Hermon and the Tn
q vcrsity of Wisconsin and for severe
n years has been in the office of tn
4 Mortified hotel. Mrs. Barnbrock wa
a student of Mortified seminary an
3 last year studied in Montreal. Sun
4 mers she has been in charge of til
z dining rooms at Hotel Mortified.
4 Joseph Clark, SO years of age, die
in his home in Mortified last Saturda,
\ after several years of i'll health while
u eliminated in pneumonia. He was Dor
here, but lived in Warwick sever:
4 wears, returning to Mortified 80 YEA
ago. He was engaged in farming a
II these years. len years ago he unite
\ with the Congregational church. H
4 only near relative is a son, Merto
\ with whom he lived. The funeral W;
A held Tuesday afternoon, in charge
z Rev. F. w. Pattison. Burial took plaC
B III the Centre cemetery. Miss Loui.
j Fiske of Shelburne, a former housekee
or of Mr.. Clark, came to attend his
\ neral and is a guest of Mrs. C. c. Stocl
4 bridge.
IN The United, States apN4allsuproduc