The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
/. NORTHFIELD. MASS.

NUN M ASS.
s. E. Walker is in New York for
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rich are visit
ing in Athol.
G. B. Buffum has sold his Ford car
to f. H. DooGttle.
Fred Proctor of Antrim, n. H.. has
been in town this week.
Mrs. L. R. Smith returned Monday
from two-weeks visit In Boston.
A. Lincoln Hammond of New York
is spending a few days in town.
The a.iicial rating of the local Grange
is %, o. W ich the members are justly
proud.
Mrs. Theodore Lyman of Springfield
has been visiting, Mr.. and Mrs D. E.
Lyman.
The gymnasium pupils held demon
stratien at Skinner gymnasium Mon
day night
Alton Dunnell has finished his course
at Clawson H hamilton business college
in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Rollin Cough of Greenfield.
formerly of Mortified, is the guest of
Mrs. r.. Z. Long.
On April 80 all the churches of this
locality will take a collection for the
relief of the Belgians.
MeGregor jenkins, who is associated
with the Atlantic Monthly, gave lee
ture at Stone hall Monday.
Four hundred boys are registered at
Mt. Hermon for the summer term. This
is the record for the summer term.
Mrs Harry Ficett and her son, Cor
don, of Dorchester are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Waite this week
Dry Bridge railroad crossing between
this town and Bernardston is being re-
built, which necessitates a long de-
tour.
Miss Eta Merriman s Sunday school
class held social, followed by supper,
at the Parish house last week Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Hammond and
family of Mortified Farms are moving
to the A. NJ. d. Alexander house on
Main street.
| The Boys and Girls society will
have social at the Congregational
church vestry Wednesday of this week
from to o clock.
The installation of Rev F. w. Pat
tison as pastor of the Congregational
church will take place on Tuesday,
May 8, with morning and afternoon
session.
Mrs C. E. Williams and Miss Bar
hara went Wednesday to Amherst.
From there they are going to Boston
They expect to be gone until the last
of the week.
Rev F. w Pattison conducted a ser
vice at Sage chapel Saturday evening
for seminary students which was pre-
Iparatory for the communion service tc
be held on Easter.
The members of the w. C. T. L
have collected two crates Of eggs, &C
dozen, and sent them to the Boston
Flower Mission for distribution among
the sick and poor at Easter season.
The monthly gathering of teachers
and officers of the Congregational Sun
day school was held last THURSDAY
evening at the vestry. Supper was
sered, followed by short conference
C. B. Buffum, H. H. Chamberlain
John Barber and son went to Bostor
Thursday and returned on Friday in the
snow storm. They returned in two Al
len automobiles, one of which Mr. Buff
FUN bought.
A lecture relating to Passion Week
illustrated by the stereopticon, viii be
given by Rev. James McConaughy
formerly of Mt, Hermon faculty, now Of
Philadelphia, at Sage chapel Friday
evening of this week.
The two baseball teams of the
Boys Brigade viii play at Greenfield
April 49, The senior team will alsC
play Millers Falls Friday of this week
Last Friday night the basketball team
from Brattleboro high school did not
appear and game was played against
a Mt. Hermon team
The case growing out of the contest
of the will of the late James w Cowle.
was brought before the probate cour
Thursday of last week and was ad
tjourned to Tuesday of this week. TIL,
!, will is contested by the two nieces O
Mr.. Cowles, Miss Irene Cowles of Fitch
burg and Mrs. Kate Cowles White
more of Leicester, Mass. L. R. Smitl
was the executor of the will and i
also administrator of the estate