The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-22
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

MIN / f1f 1ELD. MASS.
Miss Grace Corse is clerking for c.
c. Stearns.
DIR. \. \. Thompson preached in
South Decnicld Sunday.
Mrs. A. S. Gordon will entertain the
auction bridge club next Monday.
Thurlow johnson has Il Ford de
livery truck for his meat business.
The Tennis club will give a play,
Lodgcrs Taken In, on June IL at the
town hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornell have returned
to their summer home on the Win
chester road
Miss Marion Webster has returned
from visit with Mrs. Frederick Be
mcnt i'll northampton.
The Forum society of Northfcld
seminary held their annual picnic sup
per on Monday evening
Paul Brciuig is rcnovating the place
formerly occupied by his parents and
will move his family to it.
Mrs. f. b. Caldwell went to Lincoln
Oh Saturday for a few days to visit her
mother, Mrs. a. Il. Cousins, who is
ill.,
Mrs. &. /. Thompson has been
spending few days with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. James stone, in Spring
field.
Lester Hallett, who lives on North
field Mountain, has enlisted in the
navy and is serving on the battieship
Kentucky.
Mrs c. II. Webster was reelected
vice president of the Connecticut Val
! ley Alliance in the meeting held in
| Bemardston last Thursday.
The children of the Congregational
church gave missionary service ON
Sunday and stcrcoPticon views of mis-
sions Wcr" given by the pastor OF spe-
cial interest to the junior department.
There will be an exhibition of the
Junior Home Economics club in the
home of Ms. \. NJ. Solandt Saturday
afternoon, May 26, from to clock.
All interested in the work Of the girls
are invited to come.
The Northfeld Brotherhood viii hold
81 flag service at 40 clock the even
ling of May - in the congregational
church, to which everybody is invited,
THE speaker of the evening viii be
Rev. \. =. Pratt Of Greenfield.
Eugene Williams Of the state board
of health viii give lecture illus
trated by the stereopticon at Red
Mems hall Tuesday evening. His sub
Ijeet IS Health ON the Farm. Every
Icitizen is invited to hear Mr.. VII
hams.
j. L. Hammond held an auction of
his livery stock Saturday. He wil
90 to his farm at Mortified Farms t,
engage in agriculture. Murray Ham
; mont viii live in the place on War
! wick avenue which is vacated hv hi
father.
Miss Louise Moss, head of the hom,
p science department Of Mortified sem
mary, il giving It series of talks am
= demonstrations before the studch
body, one morning each week. She i
teaching them how to be economical il
their homes this summer.
\ flag pole and large flag are t.
be set up on the green plot in front o
the town hall. Through the efforts o
Benjamin +. Field 4 flag owned by tn
, Republican town committee has beer
! secured ana a staff from Miss Ann
NJ. Spring Of Coronado, Cal, now OF
the Pcntccost place.
: William II. Dalton, son of Mr.. an
Mrs John H. Dalton, was married {
Miss Ethel Hill, daughter OF Mr. an
Mrs. Fay Hill Of Winchester, ON FIR
day, May Is. Rev Father Uowatt o
Ashuclot performed the ceremony a
his residence. Miss Mary Dalton. 81,
ter of tho bridegroom was bridcsmai
and John Brodorick was best man NJ
aad Mrs. Dalton will live in Winche
ter where the former has been en-
Iploycd the past year.
Clarence Stcadcr has received n
appointment as a member of the LA
ward Officers Reserve corps. lie lct
on Monday for Boston, where he bt
gins to train. The Harvard corps give
the same training as the one at Plat
hurEh, it is recognized by the govern
ment, but is under the managcmcf
, Of Harvard university. Mr. StcadIl
has already had excellent training {
he was captain of the Boy s Briead
several years and has taken highes
honors in this work.