The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-22
MORTIFIED, MASS.


ley college Friday.
William Huber has returned to Car
,negie institute, Pittsburg, Pa.
Cassius Baldwin has been entertain
ing his nieces from Peoria, Ill.
Mrs Merhign and daughters will
move to Boston the last of the month.
| Dr. Clarence d. USHER, of Van, Tur-
/ key, is at Hotel Mortified for a period
of rest.
w. H. Waite is spending his two
weeks. vacation with his brother in
Weymouth.
Z. NJ banks of Easthampton has been
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. j. T.
! Cummings, this week.
Mrs. Ellen Stebbins and household
spent the weekend in Orange with Mr.
and Mrs II. c.. Gates.
Mrs. 4 P FIT was the guest of her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. w. R.
/ Moody, for the weekend.
Mrs Marion Storr, who has been the
guest of Mrs. J. A. Stebbins this sum
mer, has returned to Maiden.
Two Mortified young men, Ernest
Kenney and William Dale, leave on
Saturday for the training camp at
Aver.
Mrs Nellie B. Laird and daughter.
Margaret, have returned from Califor-
MIA and are at their home on the Pier
son road
Miss Clara Moody of East Mortified,
niece of the late d. L. Moody, was mar
iried to DR.. Dudley Buck of Brooklyn on
Tuesday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin George are away
yon a two weeks vacation and Miles
Moore and Miss Bertha Holton are in
charge of their drug store.
Paul Breinig and family have re
turned from Holderness, n. H., where
they spent the summer and will remain
at their home here some weeks.
Rev. Howard A. NJ. Briggs has been
in Huntington several days packing his
furniture, which he has moved to his
place, the Braman cottage on Winches-
ter road
DIR. and Mrs. R. H. Philbrick have re-
turned from two weeks auto tour of
Rhode Island, where they visited New
port, Providence. Narragansett Pier
and the popular beaches.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. F. Howard invited
several friends to bacon bat at Camp
Northteld Saturday evening Miss
Laura Scribner, their niece from Wal
llngford, VT, was the guest of honor.
William r. Moody was the preacher
: at Mount Hermon Sunday morning and
| evening. He also spoke at Mortified
seminary at SIS Sunday afternoon, as
, is his custom for the first service of each
; school year.
Z Mrs F. B. Caldwell went to Lincoln
the first of the week to visit her broth
: er, III. s. Cousins, and to attend an auc.
5 ton sale of property at the Cousins
' homestead. Mr.. Caldwell went down
by auto on Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Miss
' Hazel Brooks to Charles Welch of Tun
Y bridge, VT. Miss Brooks has been {
1 member of +. F. Howard's family an6
i has attended Northfeld seminary. Mr.
E Howard is her guardian.
e The first meeting of the Choral so
ciety has been called for next Wednes
j day evening at library hall by the pres
g ldent. n. P. Wood. Nelson P. Coffil
@ will be the director and it is expected
y a large class will be formed
: DR.. James McConaughy of Dartmouth
J. college faculty spoke before the Green
e field high school students last Monds.,
on CUTTERS. His advice was for al
boys under age to stick to school a
there would be a big demand for edu
Gated men at the close of the war.
Principal C. E. Dickerson, with sew
y eral members of the seminary facult,
and the social committee of the North
field Seminary Church union, gave
lie reception on Monday afternoon to tn
he 200 new students who have Just reg
sc istered. The reception was held o.
ir the lawn of Betsey Moody cottage.
" The senior class of the high schoo
s. gave their annual corn roast near tn
., old toll bridge on Monday evening. TIL
Is guests were the under classes, the fac
le ulty and alumni, and over 100 wer
De present. Besides the roast corn. bacor
ne hot frankforts, cakes, sandwiches, pick
De les, watermelon, toasted marshmallow,
81 etc, were served. Sports were enioye
CT IN the evening.
&c Tuesday was sealing day at NORTH
= held seminary. This day is conspicr
:, Gus as the seniors then first are seate
"a amidst much singing and cheering an
IL the Juniors are also seated and wea
of their caps for the first time. Thei
u, class colors are green and gold Nearl
i hfty seniors were seated. Their color
cd are blue and silver and their elias
=. teacher is Miss Bacon.
The senior class of Mortified sem
nary held its election of officers for tn
= year Monday forenoon in Kenarde
hall. The following were elected
q Pres, Miss Ellen Greeley; vice pres
~ Miss Della Farquah; treas, Miss Mir
am Taggart; cor. sec, Miss Nab
Brown; rec. Sec, Miss Elizabeth HARDY
cheer leader, Miss Charlotte Shafte
Inc junior class have elected Miss Rut
"a, Kinney president and Miss Anna Kul
wv as cheer leader