The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-26
REFoRN1ER SEPTEMBER
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

visiting her sister, Mrs j. l.. Dunnell. I
Miss Bernice Webster returned to
Boston normal art school on Saturday /
Rev. Arthur n. Thompson preached in
the Congregational church of Turner's
Falls Sunday.
A. E. McGrath has returned to Har-
ward law school and Roger Warner to |
Dartmouth college.
Last Saturday evening all the socie-
ties of Mount Hermon met at West hall |
for a social evening.
Rev. f. w. Pattison will conduct a
service in Memorial chapel at Mount
Hermon on Wednesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor, are at their home
Oh South Main street to stay few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Breinig and
daughter have returned from Holder
ness, n. H., where they have spent the
summer.
Rev. Herbert Judson White, d. d.,
pastor of the First Baptist church of
Hartford, Conn, was the speaker at
Mount Hermon and Mortified seminary
Tuesday.
+. A. Davis is suffering with an in
jured knee caused whel his Ford car
collided with a touring ear at the june
ton of Main and Glen streets last
Thursday.
Miss Bernice Cummings visited her
sister, Mrs. w. C. Fisher, in Spring
field last week and went to Sufield
Conn, on Monday, where she is to
teach this year.
Marshall Darrack, the Shaksperean
interpreter, gave reading, julius
| Caesar, in Stone hall which was large
| ~ attended by students and townspeo-
/ pie ON Monday night.
DR.. n. P. Wood has been appointed
delegate to represent the Massachusetts
State Medical society in the annual
meeting of the Vermont State Medical
society to be held in st. Johnsbury, Oct.
u and -.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Moody enter
tanned the faculty of Mount Hermon
school and Mortified seminary for sup
Iper and the evening Friday. The south
lawn of the Moody homestead was
lighted with many electric lights and
tables were set on the lawns.
\ club for girls over IA years of age
is about to be organized. Mrs. F. w.
Pattison, Mrs. T. w. Kellogg and Miss
EDelphine Lazelle are the officers in
Echarge and all girls who wish to Join
are asked to notify one of this commit
tee at once The purpose of the club is
to be similar to the organization of
ICamp Fire Girls.
j. Work on replanking Schell bridge is
held up for more appropriations, OF
fuads by the town. The bridge was
found to be in such condition be
meath the old planks that extensive
repairs need to be made and the
$1,000 appropriated in the February
town meeting is not sufficient to put
the bridge in safe condition.
Robert Stebbins Calender and Miss
: Amy Wells were married in Franconia
\. H., Sept. Il. Mrs. Calender is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Callen
{ der, who moved from here to Franco
MIA six years ago. He is now engaged
in market gardening, supplying the
hotels of that vicinity of the Whit,
Mountains. Tie il a nephew Of T. r
Calender of Mortified.
Monday was observed as field day al
Mount Hermon. The seniors of North.
field seminary were guests of THEN
brother class for the afternoon and
evening, the juniors guests of their
J brother class for the afternoon anG
! supper and the second academic class
! were permitted to go to Hermon fol-
: the field sports only. In the evening
= at Hermon there was joint recital by
, the music department of the school Will
: n. p. Coffin as director, Edward G
Mead pianist and organist, Irving G
: Lawrence tenor, and Mrs. Edith Chris
tie Miller, violinist.
d Frederick c. Walcott of the banking
; firm of William p. Bonbright of New
e York gave a lecture, illustrated by thu
II stereoptieon, on his Investigations made
5 in Belgium and Poland, in the Audi
f torium Saturday evening and the stu
= dents of both Moody schools, beside
: many people from the town, attended
r The pictures presented were photo
It graphs taken by Mr.. Walcott in thos
r devastated countries. The purpose o
Il the lecture was to impress the horror
of war upon the audience, especially tn
l. Young. Previous to the lecture tn
d Junior and senior classes from Hermo
II We're given short receptions by thei
a respective classes at the seminary.
N Rally day was observed in the Cor
e gregational church Sunday The sem
nary students and faculty were pei
mitted to attend the services and tn
Sunday school sessions were resume
after the summer recess. Rev. I. "
er Pattison preached in the morning.
$ the evening Mr.. Pattison presided an
lr called ON the following to give shol
talks on church work: w. G. Robert
for the Boys Brigade, Miss Dolphin
Il. Lazelle for the proposed Girls clul
xt Miss Carrie Scoville and Philip How
IN ard for the Young People S society A
excellent program of music was give
by Prof. Lawrence and three Mom
IN Hermon students and the Mortified