The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-29

f. F. Howard is in Boston this
week ON a business trip.
Mrs Arthur Field is here with her
grandmother Mrs. Ellen Mason.
Miss Lillian O'CIair is substitute
operator at the central telephone of
fee.
Clifford Field attended the com
mencement of Worcester normal school
last week.
Mrs. J. Dwight Stebbins and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. Stebbins 5 sis
ter III Turner's Falls.
Mrs. Grace Hamilton Cregar and
family Of Brooklyn viii arrive Friday
at their cottage on the Ridge for the
summer.
Fred Irish has sold his house on Parker
avenue TO his father, Calvin Irish, and he
and Mrs. Irish are moving to an apart
ment in the Proctor building.
Miss Gertrude Calender has returned
from her years teaching in Belchertown
and is with her parents. George Calender
has been promoted il his l. s govern
ment position at Honolulu TO a captaincy
Miss Sarah Minot will have charge of
the program at the meeting of the Unita-
rian Alliance next Wednesday, She will
relate facts in connection with her trip to
California the past year. relative to church
work.
The championship game of the
Franklin County Baseball league will
be played on the diamond of the
! Mortified hotel Saturday, July l. at
clock, between the Boys Brigade
and the Bernardston baseball teams.
/ The silver cup will be awarded at the
! game to the winning team. Visitors
are cordially invited to attend
Northfeld Grange observed neighbors'
night Tuesday evening, when it had as
guests 40 Changers from Greenfield Gill
and Deyden. The visitors furnished an
interesting program of songs, recitations,
piano solos, tableaus by the Gill Grange,
representing the seven stages of woman and
a short play by the Greenfield order. The
Masonic Order of Women, which was ex
ceedingly funny. 4 salad supper was
served to fully l75 local Changers anC
guests. Grange Master Morey of Green
field, Grange Master Jones of Gill anC
John d. Willard, superintendent of the
" Franklin county farm bureau, were pres
ent.
. Children s Sunday was observed il
, the Unitarian church last SUNDAY
\ morning. Mrs. /. n. Harris had uset
Y much good taste IN the decorations
+ which were of mountain laurel ant
E white daisies. REGULATIONS were given
F by Donald and Dean Williams, DonalC
. and George Thompson, Gertrude AM
Winifred Irish, Margaret Cady an,
Clinton Ware. Songs were rendered b,
| Miss Marion Webster IS kindergarten
class, Miss Gertrude Proctor s class an,
by Rev. Mr.. Thompson s class of boys
A short sermon suitable for the occa
sion was preached by Rev. G. I
Thompson.
/ The Pollyanna club of girls held
, successful fair Tuesday afternoon an,
Il evening on the lawns at W. r. Moody
home. Japanese lanterns, Japanes
: parasols and hemlock were used in tn
! decoration of the grounds Attractiv
J booths We're arranged on the lawns
where cake, iee-cream, candy, fancy M
J. tic1es and flowers were for sale an,
d there was parcel post delivery and
I grab-bag contrivanee IN the form of
goose. The Mt. Hermon orchestra fur
e nished music. The parents of the mem
f bers of the club were in charge of tn
Il booths and the girls dispensed ice
cream and sold horns, balloons, etc. TIL
J proceeds will be used for the benefit d
q the Mt. Hermon hospital.