The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-06
NORTHFIELD, MASS

from Boston Friday.
Mrs. F. A. Otte has returned from
week spent in New York.
Charles L. Robbins spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his brother in Corinth, n. Y.
Fred Watson of Springfield was at
F. L. Tyler s the first of the week for
deer hunting.
Miss Florence Field of Abingdon and
friend were guests at Allen Field S for
the holiday week
Mrs. Margaret Callaghan has returned
from a visit of two weeks III Boston
with her daughter.
Rev Robert Pattison of New York
was guest of his brother, Rev. F. w.
Pattison, last week.
Mrs. Eva Walker and son, Ernest,
of Boston were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. n. Woodbury. last week.
Miss Harriet Fuller of Mason Insti-
| Mrs. W. c. Roberts for the holidays.
Mrs R. f. Long was expected to re
turn home from Springfield hospital
| Wednesday, where she has been for five
weeks
Mrs. Joseph Peleitch, who lives Oh
| the former l.. R. Alexander farm, Is
| i'll with pneumonia and in the care OF
/, nurse.
Miss Hope Bolton of Springfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bolton of Green
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James Bolton for Thanksgiving.
Miss Mary E. Madsen of Copenhagen
Denmark, is at DR.. A. l.. Newton S
Many remember her being here a few
years ago engaged in Swedish massage
She is here for this purpose now.
Miss Hantnorth of Springfield was
guest at Marquand hall for Thanksgiv
ing. Miss Hantnorth is the Germal
teacher in Northfield seminary, havin,
a year S rest on account of i'll health.
A daughter was born Friday, No:
so, to Mrs Carl Fits at the home 0
Mrs. T. A. Clark. Mrs. Fits s husban
enlisted last spring from Vershire, Vt
and is now serving in the war /
France
Marriage announcements have bee
received from Miss Marguerite Purd,
, Mortified seminary II, and Lieu
r Carl Whitman, former student of Nj
Hermon. The marriage took place Ia
, week in New York. Miss Purdy is
, student at Syracuse university.
n Town Clerk w. J, Wright has issue
!, lis licenses to hunters this season, an
1 many of these hunters are out for dee
n Those successful on Monday and Tue
I day were BENJAMIN Jones, small bucl
i Edward Morse, small doe; Harry Chri
tiana, doe, $50 pounds; Theodore He
V ton, big buck; Ernest Downes and He
4; ry Dean, a doe Many deer have bee
p seen but at too long a distance f,
shooting.
II The postoffices at both Mortified al
East Mortified have now for "a
G thrift stamps, the war saving cert
:; Gates for the purpose of raising mont
; to carry on the war These STAN
cost p cents and when 16 of the
It have been bought and placed in thri
/ cards they can be exchanged for a
y stamp, redeemable in 1928 The thri
q cards when filled with 20 Of the
stamps are worth 800 in 1928. T
4 rate of interest is per cent if not
c, deemed until 1928. These stamps M
I, also be secured of the rural free deli
l. cry carriers.
:" Harmony lodge of Masons install
. its officers Tuesday evening at the 81
~ cial meeting. T. r. Calender and
ie w. Russell were the officials of the oc,
~ sion. The following are the officer
~ W. NJ, II. II. Mason; s. w. l.. r. Ale
'e ander; J. W.. +. II. Newton; see, c.
!" Stearns; treas, c. r. Nelson; chapla
y | E. F. Howard; marshal, Lee A. Ho
ard; 5. D., DR.. R. &. Holton; J.
;" Robert B. Thomas; S. S, Curtis r. G
% men; J. s., I. II. Parker; tyler, Z.
u Aldrich. In the spirit of eonservati
~ of food no banquet was given as
III usual at the Masonic installation.