The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-17

pared by the junior class and these
wcrc sufficient for bountlful dlnnerI
and supper. The return to Northlield /
seminary campus was made by moon I
light at 9 o'clock. There are SO young I
women in the graduating class
Henry Smith, at Prof. T. l.. Dudley 81
is ill with humps.
Pauline Hammond. daughter Of L. L. |
Hammond. is victim of humps.
The annual meeting of the W. c. T. |
l.. has been postponed to May % at the
parish house.
Mrs Hcrmon Brown Of Vernon was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Cald-
well on Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Of Jamaica, VT,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. T..
Lyman for the weekend.
Alexander Pierson and family Of
Lexington, Kentucky, arrive at the
Mortified hotel this week for the sea
SON
Lincoln Hammond at Northtield Cen
ter Is closing his livery stable and will
nun his farm at Mortified Farms this
summer
Mrs Paul Breinig has returned from
| Brattlcboro hospital, where she under
went an operation. She is rapidly re
| covering.
/ On Monday evening. MaE :, Prof.
1 William g. Hammond of Eiolvoke will
give the annual organ recital at the
auditorium
/ Mrs. c. II. Webster, who had been
the guest of Mrs. Julia Briggs, il
Springfield several DAYS, returned home
on Monday
Tie Mortified hotel is receiving il
large number OF orders from pro>pee-
tive summer guests and anticipates a
busy season.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bolton of
Greenfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
Iol Danycrs. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Bolton.
Or 1t. r. Randolph of New JERSEY
is with Mr.. and Mis-. 7. Il. Calender
a few DAYS. lie is preparing his sum
mer home for his family who come in
June
Mrs q. L. Robbins will entertain the
SUNDAY school class OF women of which
Dr. y y. Thompson Is the teacher on
Friday afternoon for a social time and
ia business meeting
The NcLcan house is being rcnovat-
Lea b. the NorthGcld hotel company and
viii be occupied by Mr.. and AIls. Al
fred Iiolton. The two upper floors will
Ibe used by roomers from the hotel.
Mrs. \. II. Solandt and her mother,
Mrs. Parker, went Tuesday to Under
Thin. VT. where tine latter will visit heI
sister Mrs. SoIgndt will visit in III de
Park, Vt. and other places this Week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Warner and Mrs
John Phelps went to Springfield on
Sunday. where John Phelps and Roger
Il Warner took the train for Plattsburg
q ~ Y. They returned to Mortified
Monday.
\ large delegation from the loca
Unitarian alliance attended the Con
. nectjcut Valley alliance meeting hell
/ in Bcnardston Thursday. Mrs. II. c
Holton gave the response to the I'd
dress Of welcome
h Douglas Polhcmus, the two year OLD
e SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Polhcmu
u of Birnam road, broke both bones q
e his lower arm ON Monday. The fractur
= WAS reduced ~ pr. Anderson at tn
Brattleboro hospital.
: Rev. F. ". Pattison preached 4
Mount IIermon SUNDAY moraing. Mex
n SUNDAY, Rev. William Z. Sehell of tn
j. Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mis-
= sions Of New York vii preach at Noun
lIermon and nj Northfield seminary.
y Miss Emma. Miss Lillian and Mis-
t Elizabeth Alexander returned Monda
might from Florida where theF spen
lc the winter Miss Lillian is with he
l. sister, Mrs Webster, Miss Emma wit
$ her sister. Mrs. G. c. Steans, and Mis-
Elizabeth is with her sister, Mrs. !
{. lIolton.
i The two fairy plays given by tn
o. Junior Library club Saturday afte
!. noon were 4 great success. The ha
!, was crowded with delighted audienc
The plays were The Rescue of Prince
= Winsomc and The Princess and Il
10 Swinchcrd. Mrs. F. \. Weleh is supe
intendent Of the club and has ha
ne charge Of the rchcarsals. The proceed
IN will Ac given to the Red Cross
ut The faculty Of the Northfeld his
rs school has awarded the honors to II
e members Of the senior class as follow
e Nalcdictorian, Philip Howard; salut
at torian. Miss Beatrice Estahrook; ella
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