The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-04

Miss Marjorie Waite and Miss Esther
Cowles are in Springfield visiting the
!atter's aunt.
Miss Margaret Howard gave card
party at Mrs. 7. r. Calender s Satur-
| day afternoon.
Mrs. John Pratt, who lives at the
/ Wright Arlin place, had a paralytic
shock Wednesday.
/ The freshmen of the high school en-
tertained the juniors at Library hall
| Saturday evening.
The meeting Of the Unitarian ALI
ance was postponed Wednesday on ae-
count of the storm.
Rev. \. D. K. Skurtteyn of Chester
Hill, Mass, win preach in the Uni
tn. ian church Sunday.
Mrs n P Wood entertained 81 wo-
men Tuesday afternoon at a silver so
cial for the benefit of the Eastern
Star.
i DR.. Anderson of Brattleboro has been
called in consultation for Frank May
nard, who has blood poisoning in his
arm.
: Sinclair Sutherland has the contract
for carrying the mail between East
5 Mortified station and East Mortified
postofiiee.
, \ meeting of the Alexander Memo
| rial hall committee was held last Sat
. urdav. The committee transacted Its
I regular business at this meeting
al Newton Howard of Union college
Schenectady, and Harold McGrath o.
> Wesleyan university are home for
few days during mid-year examination
at their schools.
i Twenty-eight young women from
h Smith college have been at the North
n field hotel this week, enjoying the snow
and outdoor sport This is the time o
!, the mid-year texans = at college.
r Mr.. and Mrs. W R. Moody viii en-
J. terrain the senior classes of Mt Her
l. mon school and Mortified seminary a
II their home on the evening of Found
! ers' day. They plan TO entertain y
It boys and girls.
The seniors Of the high school held
e very successful affair Tuesday ever
. ing. The chicken-pie supper, followe
r by the farce, Gone Abroad, given b
10 the teachers, Melted over $50 for tn
!. Washington trip fund.
d The Friendship club of The Nortf
If field will gather at the hotel next MOI
"a day for its winter reunion About 3
d members are planning TO be presen
se II. 5. Stone is the president of the clu
G. and Gordon Parker of Winchester
tt treasurer.
ii Henry Oldys of Silver Springs, Mary
n land, viii give a lecture on Birds b,
4 fore the Fortnightly Monday after
as noon, Feb. %. He comes here undo
It the auspices of the Massachusetts Al
II dobon society. The evening of Feb :
G. he is scheduled to speak at Mortified
seminary on the same subject, whel
he has been heard other years an
very well liked
The Grange program for 1916 h;
been issued by the lecturer, Mrs. L.
Clapp. Next Tuesday evening II
as men s degree staff will confer the fir
and second degrees on new member
February IL the Connecticut Vale
= Pomona Grange meets at Gill An i
teresting meeting is to be held App
81 IL, when J. II. Putnam and j. d. w
lard of the farm bureau Will speak.
nc Several from Northfield attended Il
= banquet of the Franklin County Co
gregational club held in Greenfie
sy Tuesday evening and heard Mr.. Pudd
W. foot of Boston speak on Optimism. I
ne has been for many years connect,
with home missionary work in Il
ed West Those who attended were N
II: and Mrs. A. G. Moody, II. 5. Ston
&c Miss Mabel Angel, Mr.. and Mrs. T. I
~, Kellogg, Mrs. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. A. Holton, DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Newt,
and Principal and Mrs. II. F. Cutler
no Mt. Hermon.
W The Mortified board of trade he
~, a successful meeting in the town hs
ISIS Monday evening with about Sc citize
ma present. DR.. A. L. Newton preside
-er Each article of the town warrant "
rs. considered. DR.. Paul d. Goldsburv
Ar Warwick was present and spoke in t
interests of the bill for a reservation