The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-08
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Nellie Campbell was home from |
Springfield for Thanksgiving.
Richard Holton of Dartmouth col |
lege was a guest of his uncle, Herbert |
Bolton, for the week lend.
Mr.. and Mrs Kinsman of Shelburne
Falls were guests of DR.. and Mrs. G. I. |
Thompson for the holidays.
William Nichols. cashier of Mount
Hermon school, is having a week S va
eation from his duties at Kenarden
hall.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg are
i'll with grip. Mrs. Henry Hitchcock
of Ware, Mrs. kellogg S mother, has
come to care for them.
The final rehearsal of the Choral so
eiety was held Wednesday evening and
the concerts for Monday promise to be
Of their usual excellence.
Several from the seminary faculty
won't to Holyoke one evening last week
to hear Tagore, the Indian poet. Others
80 to Northampton this week to hear
lin.
Mrs. Julia Lyman is spending the
winter with her niece, Mrs Clement
IIolton, in Hinsdale, ~ II. On Dee 20
she will celebrate her 96th birthday an
liversary. She is still III good health
Loyal Young Graham of Middletown
| Theological school, was a guest of
| Clarence Steadler for the holidays Sat
urday evening a party was given by
the Steadlers in honor of their guest
and his brother, Donald, of Mount Her
mon.
Christmas exercises and a Christmas
! tree will be held in the Barber district
/ Sunday school on Saturday evening Of
this week 1t is held thus early as
students from the seminary have it IN
charge before going home for their va
cation.
The Woman 5 Relief corps held its
annual meeting Friday and elected the
following officers: President, Mrs J. A,
Stebbins; senior vice president, Mrs.
II. H. Mason; junior vice president,
Mrs. J. T. Cummings; treasurer. Miss
VI. 7. Button; chaplain, Mrs. Mary
/ poolittle; conductor, Mrs John Nye;
! guard, Mrs. George Abbott; delegate to
state convention, Mrs. Abbott; alter
nate, Mrs. Ellen Stebbins.
Mrs Nellie Morrison, daughter OF
III. and Mrs. David Dale, died in q
hospital in Lenox, Mass. Wednesday
Nov. %, following an operation. Mrs
Morrison was native of this town
She leaves her parents and three sis
tiers, Miss Annie, Miss Lizzie and Mis-:
Bridget Dale of this place. She ais,
leaves her husband, Alexander Morri
son. formerly carpenter of this town
aiso two sons and two daughters. Mis-.
Annie and Miss Lizzie Dale ATTENDED
tie funeral in Lenox Saturday.
\ regular meeting of the Foreigi
. Missionary society was held Wcdnes
day afternoon at the parish house Rev
F. w Pattison lead the devotions Mrs
L. NJ. Lazellc and Mrs. f. L. DuIe,
gave short sketches Of chapter II o
Christian Conquests of Europe. Tn
} remainder OF the afternoon was lie
voted to reports OF the annual meeting
, of the American Board, held recent
; in Northampton. These were given b.
5 Mrs. A. G. Moody, Mrs. l.. L. Smit
and Mrs c. T. Diekerson. \ thank
Offering was gathered.
C On account of the storm Monda
evening only - young people attende
:, the business meeting and social Of til
r Young People s society. The progral
of the evening was "a book review o
G Ralph Connor S, The Doctor. 1t wa
= given bv Rev. Mr.. Pattison with man
k incidents Of his own experience III til
). country connected with the story an
$ with some Of the characters whom NJ
t Pattison knew personally. Miss Al
II ME o 'Donnell sang \ Little Ora
/ Home in the West, after which eak
+ and cocoa were served in the churc
: dining room.