The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-15
NORTHFIELD, MASS,


Mrs. J. A. Stebbins is visiting in
Westfeld a few days.
Charles +. Dickerson, ir., returns to
Harvard university Sept. 49,
b. G. Abbott is taking the place of
w. a. Wright on the mail route.
Or. and Mrs. G. T. Thompson and
children spent Sunday in Heath
Mrs. Fred Watson is spending the
week in Springfield with her husband. |
Mr. and Mrs. Roselle Evans have gone
by auto to visit in Boston and vicinity. |
Miss lonia Johnson has been spend |
ing week with her parents in Vernon
John Nye was called to Holyoke last
week to attend the funeral of his niece
Mrs. George Spencer visited her
niece at Silver Lake, Gresham, n. H.,
last week.
Mrs. a. G. Moody and family re-
turned Tuesday from 10 days in Dux-
bury, Mass.
w. II. Caldwell came from Holyoke
for the weekend with his sister and
brother here.
Mrs. Dugar is entertaining her broth
L
man of Salem.
Mrs. /. NJ. Turner of Cummington was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wise
for the weekend.
Miss Alfredo Green has gone to st.
Luke S hospital in New York city to
| train for a nurse.
The reception for the new students
will be held at Mortified seminary next
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. II. Lazelle will occupy an
! apartment in Mrs. Bessie Symonds S
| mouse for the winter.
Leo Tolman of jacksonville, Fla, for
merly of Mortified, is spending few
/ days with friends here.
Col. c, II. French win give an IL
lustratcd lecture on Japan at the North
/ field hotel Saturday evening.
Miss Emily Moulthrop, who has spent
the summer at the Merriman cottage re-
turned to Hartford Wednesday.
Mrs Moore and daughter of Indiana
have arrived at the McGrath cottage
on Birnam road for tae winter.
Mrs. James Orr and family, who have
been at the Isaiah Moody cottage this
summer left Wednesday for their home
in Virginia.
Mrs. Elsie Brigham and two children
of South birmingham are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Holton, Mrs. Brig
ham s parents.
Miss Marion Webster, Miss Bernice
Webster and their friend, Miss Olive
Eastman Of Brookline, spent the week
end at Moore . pond.
t Rev. William Boomer will conduct
the Bible readings at the Mortified
| hotel during this month. They will be
in the gospel of Matthew
Mrs Il. w. Smith, who has been with
. Mrs James Orr the past month, re
. turned to the home of her daughter
Mrs. II. A. Reed, Thursday
Mrs Pcrsis Washer IIolton is the
} guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a. Holton
She joins her husband. Carl Holton, il
I, Cleveland the last of this month.
Josiah Long came by automobile from
: Boston for the week end with hi
cousins, Mr. and Mrs John Nye. Mrs
Nye returned with him Monday
. Mrs. George Moore and daughter, wh
occupied rooms at Crane cottage las
year, is in the Breton house this veal
: Her daughter attends the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Wright and thei
4 sister, Mrs. Lucy Carlton, have me
tored to New York. where they wi
e visit another sister, Mrs. Annie Perle,
Rev. John Bell and family, who hay
occupied +. +. Howard 5 house TIL
], summer, have returned to Brooklyn
y and the Howard family have returne
;: to their home.
. Mrs. G. III. Webster, Mrs. G.
Stcarns, Miss Elizabeth Alexander, Mr.
Il II. G. Iolton and Mrs. Lillian Sulliva
L and daughter are in camp at Moore
n. pond in Warwick
Harold McGrath, who has been
y charge of a boys camp at Woodma
D y. H., this summer, is in town for a fe
is days before returning to his Junior We
!, at Wesleyan university.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bonney, WI
I'D spent the summer with their moths
Mrs. Il. w. Woodbury., left Thursd;
". for jamestown, North Dakota, whe
- Mr.. Bonney is professor of music.
w. Little Myron johnson, son of Mr. al
NJ Mrs. Charles Johnson, broke his al
recently. The fracture was reduced
~. DR.. George Anderson at the Brattlebo
AL Memorial hospital, and he is now 4
i'm degree of promptness they pay tht
- ing well.
'u' The Sunday school of the Unitari
church met Tuesday evening for a r
ly, after the summer, and a social tin
n About 60 children, with a few adu
ii 10 superintend affairs, were prese
81 Games ana refreshments made all h;
III py.
n The Mortified hotel has been m,
X than full the past few days, and I
n nearby cottages were again in u
About - seminary students are n
at the hotel and many parents
friends came with the girls for f
days.
The largest number present at 6
one time at the conference was