The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-24
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

George Barber has an Allen automo-
bile.
Mrs. Messer of Keene, \. H., is the
guest of Mrs. n. Fay Smith.
Rev. F. w. Pattison has his mother
as his guest, also Mr.. Murdoch.
Newton Howard is home from Union |
college, Schenectady, for week.
Mrs. F. L. Duley is i'll with neuritis.
Miss Hazel Holton is caring for her.
Charles Baxter, ST., has returned from
visit in Westfeld for a few days.
Thomas Reeves of New Britain is a
guest of DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Newton. |
Miss Nellie Nye is stenographer for
Attorney w. A. Davenport of Green
field.
J. A. RobiIlard of Montreal, Cana
da, is the new station agent at North
field.
Mrs. John Wall and daughter of
Gardner are guests of Mrs. James Wall
and Miss Annie Campbell.
Paul E. Breinig and family of Allen
town, Pa, have arrived at their summer
home above Wanamaker lake.
Mrs. NJ. T. Moore has bought the John
Robbins place on Maple street, where
she has lived since their house was
| burned.
Ernest Billings viii become clerk
for E. B. Buffum in place of Wallace
| Clark, who has bought a Grand Union
Tea route in Brattleboro.
The Gerard Trio of the Boston
Symphonic orchestra, composed of
harp, violin and cello, will give a con
cert in Stone hall this evening
The baseball team of the BOYS Bri-
gade played the boys Of the Second
| Congregational church Of Greenfield on
Patriots day, winning by a score of
6 to 4.
Ross Spencer of Syracuse universe
ty and Haven Spencer of Yale came
on Wednesday to spend ten days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Spencer.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson, who has
spent the winter in Washington, D.
c., with her sister, will spend the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Woodward in East Mortified.
The Home Missionary society of the
. Congregational church met Thursday
for an all-day sewing meeting with IA
present. barrel of clothing is be-
ing prepared to be sent to the Voorhees,
Industrial school of South Carolina
! IL u L. new TON WAS t11GdSdllI1N sur
= prised on Thursday evening by % OF
: his friends who came to help him cele-
p brate his birthday anniversary They
? presented him with a fine office chair
The evening was spent socially and re
e freshments were served.
, Mrs. Fannie A. Piper, - years, oil
NorthfeId Mountain, died Wednesday
afternoon in the home of her son
George Piper, with whom she lived
Mrs. Piper was born in Warwick The
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Quarters
Miles, Morgan and married William
F. Piper, who died few years ago
: She is survived by three sons. William
. Bert and George. The funeral wa.
! held Saturday, Rev. q. L. Thompson
of the Unitarian church officiating
and burial was in the Centre cemetery
Mrs. Piper was practical nurse fol
= many years and was loved and re
7 spected by many in this vicinity.
The newly organized club for young
= men met Thursday evening at the libra
? Fry with an increased attendance They
r voted to name the organization the
I Mortified Young Mems club. also Il
a charge a. membership tee of % cents ;
7 month, to be due the first Of eael
: month. The next meeting viii be heIC
Wednesday, April %, and all who ioir
\ at this meeting win be considered char
. ter members, and those Joining late1
! viii be initiated. A collection wa.
4 taken for a baseball and John Broder
- lex was elected manager of the base
bali team. Ambert Cummings and W
: Dalton were appointed to assist in it.
organization. The library trustees vii
! tput two rooms in the basement of tn,
:. library in readiness for the clubs al
soon as possible. One room is to b,
d used for the club meetings and the 9th
er for reading and social life.