The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-08

Beatrice Hale will leave Friday morning
for Boston, where they will enter Boston
university. Gordon Sweet viii accom-
panv them He will then go to New Bed
ford to spend two weeks with his mother.
More students have been accepted for
the fall term at Mortified seminary
than ever before. Over 600 are booked
and all available room has been taken at
the dormitorics. This is an encourage
mcnt as the tuition was raised this year.
Mrs. T. r. Calender expected to sail
| from Honolulu Sept. 5 for San Francis
co. She then plans to 90 by boat to Van
couver and will visit Mrs Carrie Russell
Bedding and family in British Columbia
and return east by way of the Canadian
Pacific.
Mrs. H. B. De Wolf has rented her
house to Ernest Bartlett and family
of Sunapce, y. H., for the winter. They
have two daughters already students of
he seminary. who live at The Mortified
and two other daughters will attend as
day students.
Joseph Waite and Miss Ruthelvn
Smith returned Monday to Springfield
W. II. Waite has found his canoe which
was taken from the banks of the Con
necticut river near Schell bridge over
a year ago. 1t was found on the shore
at Gill. Joseph Waite has taken it tt
ISpringfeld.
\ good number Of the Tennis club met
at the club grounds Labor day for
basket picnic Mt noon. The Afternoon
was spent with games OF tennis, eroque,
and quoit5. The final event was a corr
roast in the early evening with othe
good eatables
Preparations are being made by TIT
lnaildgcment Of the Boys Brigade 70
entertainments by the Lyman How
Motion Picture company. They vii
give Il matinee aud evening exhibit i
: the vestrv of the Congregational churcl
Monday night. Tickets may be secure
Of the Brigade boys, at the Bookstor
; or at the Office Of the Mortified Press
The proceeds will be used to help tn
boys in the army and navy who hay
| been members Of the brigade.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter Dickir
son of Lunenberg, Mass, announce tn
5, marriage of their two daughters, whic
. took place Sept. l, as follows: Ann
7 Lois Dickinson was married to Josep
Boardman Jameson, ir., lieutenant {
the ordnance department, t. S. R. The
n will live in Washington, ID. G. Hid
. Whitney Dickinson was married to D
Marius Nygaard Smith Peterson
= Boston" The brides are granddaugl
" ters of Elijah Dickinson, the donor
= the local public library.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Merrill, who r.
4 cently completed their house on Birna
O road, have had house warming sim
- saturday Among their guests are, NJ
and Mrs. Harold Biddle of Patterson,
i, j.; Misses Helen and Jennie Biddle
!, Jersey City, Mr. and Mrs Russell Ha
\ rington of birmingham, Mass, Miss Do
Walker and Cleighton Hill of Boston al
John Standerwick and son, Fleming "
New York. Mrs Harrington and Mi
q Walker are nicces of Mrs Merrill
The Mortified Brotherhood and the
IL families gathered at the home of /.
- IIolton in West Mortified Labor da
~ About 40 were present. The afterno
was spent with baseball game a
quoits by the men and less strcnuo
= amusement for their wives A picr
!, supper was served at long table,
= cream being provided by the Broth,
p" hood and whipped cream cake by NJ
T. B. Holton. The Holton home |
ca close to the banks of the Connectic
~ with a large lawn and beautiful sha
eE trees and coupled with the hospital
nj of Mr.. and Mrs. Holton made the a
- ernoon delightful occasion.