The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

Miss Nellie Nye of Greenfield spent
Sunday with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Lyman are
pending several days in Springfield
Miss Esther Hawkins, Mortified
seminary, '16, enters Oberlin college
this fall.
Mrs Hodges of Hatfield spent the
weekend with her daughter, Miss Flor
cnee Hodges.
Paul Brenig and family will leave
town Tuesday for their winter home in
Allentown, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Sweet of New Bedford
ls visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. B. Estabrook.
The seminary girls at Holton hall en-
ioyed corn roast at Camp Mortified
Saturday evening.
Miss Marion Webster returned
Tuesday from a visit of 10 days in
New Haven, Conn.
News has come of the birth of a
| son, Chester Spofford, to Mr. and Mrs.
| Albert Hicks of Amherst.
Supt f. F. Howard will leave Fri
| day to attend the convention of school
| ;uperintendents in Worcester.
Miss Jessie Moore, former matron of
Marquand hall, now of Bera College,
| Ky, has been visiting in town.
Mss Annie Campbell and nephew
John Edgell, have gone to Brooklyn to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edgell.
b. b. Ivaneck, who was at Mrs. l.
| III. Lazelle' s two weeks, has gone tc
Cornell university for his second year
The faculty of Mortified seminary
went by automobile to the foot OF
| Ober mountain Monday, then climbed
to the top, where they had dinner.
Mrs. Helen Williams, president OF
the Mortified seminary Alumnae asso
citation, is at the Northfield Hotel thi.
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witte came
home from Brattleboro this week. They
will leave in few days to spend thu
winter in Southern Pines, North Caro-
lima.
/ Miss Delphene Lazelle and Mis-
Florence Hodges are attending tn,
state convention of Sunday schools as
delegates, from Thursday to Saturday
in Boston.
Last Sunday evening at the Unita
rian church Rev. John Day of Green
field gave talk before the Youn@
Peoples Religious union on Tagore
the author.
Miss Lena Dresser, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Dresser, and Alder
Lantz of Nova Scotia were marie,
Saturday evening, Oct. Z, in the Con
gregational parsonage by Rev. F. W
Pattison. The bride graduated from
the high school last June. Mr.. Liant
has studied at Mount Hermon severa
years and has made his home with Nj
and Mrs. David Streeter The brid
wore gown of white net and trimme,
with white satin and carried white re
SEES. A double ring service was used
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dresser, jr., wer
members of the bridal party. Mr. an,
Mrs. Lantz went away for wedding
trip, after which they will be at hom
in South Deerfeld, where Mr.. Liant
has position.
The first meeting of the Woman
Foreign Missionary society was hell
IN the parlor of the Congregations
church Monday afternoon. This meet
ing was especially for the members t.
meet the daughters of missionaries VIII
are attending the seminary. Mrs. A
&. Moody opened the meeting and at
ter prayer by Mrs. n. Fay Smith, Mrs
c. E. Dickerson introduced % youn,
women. Each told her name, tn
names of her parents, their mission
} airy station and the nature of thei
work, whether educational, evangelical
or medical. A pleasant social hour wa
then held and the members of the so
| eiety were privileged to meet tn
daughters of these missionaries. Sup
per was served to the guests with sew
eral of the officers of the society a
hostesses