Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-05-25
N0RTHFlELD, MASS.

bile.
Mrs. +. b. Pulcn spent the weekend
III Orange.
Miss Grace Corsc is clcrlting for c.
e. Stcarns.
DR.. G. r. Thompson has new Ford
automobile.
Fred Fox was home from Westfcld
for the week end.
Mrs l.. o. Clapp and daughters Nir-
ginia have humps.
Thomas A. Clark is home from Bos
ton for few days.
DIR. A. n. Thompson preached in
South Dccriicld Sunday.
Miss Nellie Campbell of Springfield
was home for the weekend.
Miss Esther Moody was home for the
weekend from Wellesley college.
Mrs. A. s. Gordon will entertain the
auction bridge club next Monday.
Thurlow Johnson has Ford de
livery truck for his meat business.
Mount 1Icrmon school is in quaran-
tine for mumps. They have is eases.
Philip Wood of Hartford is visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs n. p. Wood,
r. Il. Atwood ond family spent Sun.
day in lIinsdalc with Mrs. A. f. Fisher.
The Tennis club will give a play,
Lodgcrs Taken IN, on June 10 at the
town hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell have returned
to their summer home on the Win
chester road
The Evening Auxiliary meets with
Mrs. l.. r. Smith on Friday evening for
its annual meeting.
Miss Marion Webster has returned
mcnt in Northampton.
The Forum society of Mortified
seminary held their annual picnic sup
per on Monday evening.
Paul Brcinig is rcnovating the place
formerly occupied by his parents and
will move his family to it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Buck and chill
drcn of Hatfield spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Ayers
Mrs. Emily j. Thompson of Sheffield,
Conn, is visiting her son, Rev. G. i.
Thompson, at the Unitarian parsonage.
Mrs F. d. Caldwell went to Lincoln
on Saturday for few days TO visit her
mother, Mrs. A, +. Cousins, who is
i'll.
Mrs. G. l.. Thompson has been
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone, in Spring
field.
Miss Julia and Miss Katherine
White of the seminary spent the week
u.it lai m al hn
cottage.
Lester IIallctt, who lives ON North
field Mountain, has enlisted in the
navy and is serving on the battlcship
Kcatucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foreman and
Miss Margaret Foreman arrived ut
their Main street home on Saturday
from Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. c.. II. Webster was reelected
vice president of the Connecticut Val
ley Alliance in the meeting held in
Bcrnardston last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards of
Springfield arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Davis. Mr.. Richards and Mrs
Davis are brother and sister.
Miss ANY McKowan of Japan is a
guest of Principal and Mrs. c. f. Dick
crsom this week. She leaves Monday
for her home in Toronto, Canada.
Rev. and Mrs. +. w. Pattison have
been in Orange, y. j., this week to ut.
tend the wedding of DIR. DOwd, broth
or Of Mrs. PattiSon, which took place
Thursday.
Rev. G. !. Thompson, Mrs. c. H..
Webster, Ms Doris Chamberlain and
Miss Lena Hicks are in Boston as del
cgatcs to the May meetings of the Uni
tartan society.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Wall at Gardner ON Wednesday,
May 10. She is Il granddaughter Of
Mrs. James Wall Of this town and niece
Of Miss Annie Campbell
The children Of the Congregational
church gave missionary service ON
Sunday and stcrcopticOn views of mis-
siona were given by the pastor Of spc-
ciol interest to the junior department.
There will be an exhibition of the
Junior Home Economies club III the
home of Ms. A. NJ. SOlandt Saturday
afternoon, May %, from . TO 6 o clock.
All interested in the work of the girls
are invited to come.
The Mortified Brotherhood will hold
flag service at 100 O'Clock the even
ing of May 81 in the Congregations
church, to which everybody is invited
The speaker of the evening will be
Rev. A. p. Pratt Ct Greenfield.
j. l.. Hammond held an auction OF
his livery stock Saturday. He viii
90 to his farm at Northiicld Farms tt
engage in agriculture. Murray Ham
mond will live in the place ON War
wick avenue which is vacated by hi
father.
Miss Louise Moss, head of the hom
science department of Northlicld sem
mary, is giving series Of talks an'
demonstrations before the studcn
body, one morning each week. She i
teaching them how to be economical II
their homes this summer.
Patriotic exercises will be given II
Library han Tuesday afternoon by tn
pupils of the schools taught by Mis-
CAROLYN Rolfc aud Miss Katherine Cal
laghan. The public is invited. Mem
Il hon, t,a