The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-23
MORTIFIED. MASS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ropes have ar
rived at their summer home.
Miss Marjorie Waite is assisting in
the East Mortified pharmacy.
Mrs. D6Whes ~E1of Fitchburg is a
guest of Mrs. S. c. Richardson.
Mrs. F. c. Britton is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Otis Greenleaf. 1
Mrs. II. B. DeWolf returned Thurs
day from a week 5 visit i'll Ithaca, n.
Y.
Miss Eleanor Vandcrburg has been |
visiting in Crawford, N. j., for a
week.
Mrs Anna Phelps is visiting her
brother, George Nation, and friends
in Worcester.
Miss Minnie Lyman is home from
Orange, where she has taught school
the past year.
Miss Eva Ball of Springfield was
guest for the weekend of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Lyman.
Mrs. w. II. Fem and daughter,
! Marjorie have returned from a visit
in Watch Hill, r. I.
E. F. Howard went to Dartmouth
college Monday to attend the 30th an
niversary of his class.
Mrs Arson Howard has been in
Greenfield hospital the past week for
an operation on her eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slate Of
: Springfield are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Head.
Rev Caleb A Ridley, D. D., of At
lanta, Georgia, an evangelist, preached
at Mount Hermon Sunday.
Mrs. George Fillebrown ard son,
! Donald, of Aver, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Dunnell. She is Mrs. Dun
7 nell 5 niece.
Miss Ellen Howard attended com
mencement at Wellesley college this
] week when her friend Miss Helen
, Gerrish graduated.
t Ralph Curtis, who has been assist
n ing in the Office of The Record of
Christian Work, has returned to his
n home in Wellesley.
e Mrs. B. \. Spencer of HinsdaIe, \.
l. H., is at Il cottage on the Ridge fol
2, two weeks. Mrs. Spencer is dough-
h ter of J. r. Hamilton.
The senior class of the high school
/ held a farewell gathering at grove
Y near the home of Mrs. Olive Martin
= dale in South Vernon Tuesday after
d noon.
IL Deputy Sheriff T. W. Doaue attend
n. ed the funeral of Sheriff Edward Pratt
n in AIillers Falls Sunday. Two automo
'. bile loads of Masons from Harmony
ID lodge also attended.
a. Miss Louise Homer, daughter O
L Madame Louise, the celebrated prim;
Re donna, is attending the Youn,
lie Women 5 conference. She sang at TIL
morning service on Sunday.
ne Charles E. Hicks of Terryville
u Conn. a former principal of the hjgI
ne school viii assist Percy Richardson i
nc his tent business as soon as the schoo
77Sg of which he is principal closes.
- Mrs. J. L. Joslin and daughter, De
~ Ia, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. \
=, Clark. Mr.. Clark has been so far in
40 proved in health that he has done sex
~, cral days work at carpentering.
he College board examinations are bt
,ir ing given at the Mortified hig
school this week and several VIII
hope to enter college from Noun
Hermon and this locality are takin
them.
al Mrs Nellie B. Laird, Dorothy an
Margaret arrived on Wednesday fro.
n Pasadena, Calf, and are at their co
he tage near DIR. II. c. Mabie's. Leonar
Laird viii arrive from Exeter acad
,a my this week to join his mother.
Ie. Miss Mildred Flagg, teacher {
mathematics at Mortified seminar
III was married Tuesday at + o'clock
49, Middletown. Conn, to Jerome Burk
~ a professor at Mount Hermon. Tho
"' are in camp now at Orange, Mass.
, Miss Frances Dyer of Bosto
NJ w formerly an editor of the Congreg
ny tionalist. is a guest at Merriman CO
e. tage, also Miss Emily Moulthrop
New Haven, who has spent her SUI
'ro mers in Mortified for over 30 yea
re. and Mrs, Sanborn of WinchestC
oil Mass.
on Prominent guests at the Northfe
~ Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis She
a., ard of New York, Mr.. Shepard bel
LIZ brother of Finley Shepard, who m;
''e' ried Miss Helen Gould; Miss Dorot
Perkins, daughter of George w. ?,
b. kins of New York city, and Mr.. a
ext Mrs. George H. Young of WashingtC
at D. c.
The Students conference will op
Friday evening of this week in the {
nv, ditorium. John r. Mott, d. D.,
'ei, many years has presided, but he
ieG now in Russia, at the war front, wo1
anu nF ing in connection with the Y. NJ. c.
d Among the leaders who are scheduI
-, to be here are Robert E. Speer, D.
, .,.n Charles r. Brown, D. D., Fletcher
' ,I Brockman, Rev. George Sherwc
t tIl Eddy, H E. Fosdick, D. D., and BisE
'llS Charles II. Brent of the Philippil
The daily schedule consists of au
hite forum and Round Top meetings, $
ride cial Bible classes, missionary institut
visit delegation meetings and song servic
Mrs This conference also holds an int
and collegiate field day and track meet
lpatriotic celebration, ana series