The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-17
NORTHFIELD, MASS.


Miss Sue Thompson is rooming al A
NJ, Solandt $.
The programs Of the Fortnightlv club
are now being printed by the Mortified
Press.
Philip J. Howard left on Monday to
enter Wesleyan university, Middletown,
Conn.
Ms Joshua Taylor and son OF Bos-
ton are guests Of their cousin, Mrs.
Sarah Minot
Miss Emma Moody Fit Of Vassar col
lege was the guest OF Miss Ethel Moody
for the weekend.
Rev Howard A. NJ Briggs leaves
this week for has new position rs prcsi-
dent Of a college in Louisiana.
Dr A. y. Thompson and Rev. William
Boomer were leaders of the chapel serv-
ices Of the seminary Last week.
! Miss Ruth Moore has returned to her
teaching in Afford and Miss Bessie
Moore to South Manchester, Conn.
! Roy. and Mrs +. +. Hunt will 90 early
in October to Montague for the winter
where Mr. Hunt will continue to preach.
Gel G. H. French gave a lecture on
Japan, Illustrated by the stcreopticon,
IN the Northfcld hotel Saturday av
ming.
g. Theodore Bailcg Of Sunapee y. IL,
was the guest Of +. b. Caldwell and
family last week on his return to Mount
Hermon school
Miss Laura Sc1ihncr was the guest Of
her uncle ANA aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
, lInpraTl ~ She ~
Nassar college Friday.
col G. II French gave an illustrated
lecture in the congregational church on
sunday evening, the subject being
Rome, the Eternal City.
Principal Mitchell left Saturday fog
Hamilton and returned with his family
to an apartment in Rev +. +. Hunt i
house on South Main street.
/ James Campbell Of South Deerfeld
$ dcrutv grand master of this district, viii
! officially visit Harmony lodge of Ma
2 sons on Wednesday evening Of this week
Miss Fannie Stockbridse has letune,
/, to her school il East Haven, Conn. Mrs
&. G. Stockbridgc is visiting i'll Spring
t field and North lIadley with relatives
dI Miss Susie plimpton of Gilsum, \. H.
Z is with her brother. Horny PHmpton, fe
q the winter at the Caldwell cottage Yves
:, Mortified. She attends Mortified semi
q nary.
| The registrars of voters viii be at I'll,
4. town hall on Sept - for business Til
i, state primaries occur Sept. p and til
L Mortified polls will be open from 6 p. NJ
), to 9p. m.
4 special meeting Of the Mortified
y Grange has been called for Monday eve
ming, Sept. "A. when Payson Smith, stat
II commissioner of education, will addreS
\ the members. This is an open meeting
e. Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ
II Solandt have been, his sister, Mrs MAJ
Solandt Of Springfield, his brother an
" wife, Rev. aud Mrs J. A. Solandt, 0
: New Haven and their son and now al
D other brother, Rev. A. r. SoIandt .
" Sioux City, North Dakota, are thei
ii guests.
- 4 special meeting is to he held in tn
vestry of the Congregational church 0
" Thursday evening. Several mission
- aries will speak and action will be Ike
- - relative to supporting minister i'll
1Oi0lSh ldiiu y injecting u tue tHuIC
i. committee, which is held on Tues,la
!. evening in the parish house, is prelim
nary to this meeting.
BY farmers mass meeting will be hel
to the evening of the state primaries
Is, he town hall for the purpose Of cooper
n ton and organization to secure bett,
IT market and better prices for farm pro,
b. ucts. Rev G. l.. Thompson, chairma
rs and +. A. Welch, secretary, are servn
h temporarily for the preliminary WOO
% III connection with the meeting.
N Rev. F. w. Pattison preached to q
n audience of about 900 on Sunday NOR
m ing, this being the first Sunday that Il
bo seminary students and faculty have bel
re- present. His subject was the Kin9do
S. of God, and he gave a foreeful expos
ID ton. The two large bowls of pink al
white asters at the altar were the ii
no of the three children of the late Nh
m Isabel McGrath, whose birthday anr
or versary this would have been. Re
M Mr.. Pattison has resumed his Office hou