The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-27
NCRTHFIELD. MASS.

J. F. Dever of Boston is with G. n.
Kidder as upholsterer
Miss katherine Callaghan has been Wis
iting in Fitehburg and Boston.
Henry Mclean of Jamaica, Vt, was in
Mortified on business Saturday
Mrs. Mary Dickinson of East North
field has been visiting at Mortified
Farms
Miss Ruth Richardson entertained her
Sunday school class of girls at Merriman
cottage Saturday evening.
The Boys Brigade PLAYED a team of
Orange boys at basketball Saturday
evening in Skinner gymnasium and was
defeated, y to TO-
Miss Jennie Haight is in the Spring
field hospital, where she is to undergo an
operation Miss Haight is member of
the music faculty of Mortified seminary
On Wednesday evening of last week
members of the Red Cross organization
OF the seminary faculty met in East hall
nder the direction of Miss Myrtle Eos
ter, work was distributed to be done dur
ing vacation.
The Junior Library club is rehearsing
a play, The Rescue of Princess Winsome,
to be given in few weeks. The newly
elected officers are: President. GLADYS
Solandt; vice president, Margaret Cady
secretary, Lawrence Hammond.
The senors of the high school returned
from their Washington trip Saturday
night. All were in good health and re-
port the time of their lives They re-
turned by way of Fall River and Boston
spending Friday and SATURDAY. in Boston
The service in the Congregational
church Sunday evening was conducted
under the auspices of the Red Cross
Rev. F. w Pattison gave an address or
Red Cross Work Among Soldiers. A col
lection for the work. of the organization
was taken.
Rev. &. l.. Thompson gave the first oil
! a series OF sermons IN the Trinitariar
church Sunday morning. The subject:
are Inc Beatitudes of Jesus On Sunday
+ he preached on The Poor in Spirit Thei
will follow, April |, They That Mourn
April $, The Meek; April Is, Hungerins
! land Thirsting; April p. The Merciful
April %, The Pure in Heart Sunda,
evening he spoke on Confucius, the Grea
Agnostic.
AT the congregational Christian En-
deavor meeting Sunday evening Mrs. A
G. Moody gave the life story of Mar,
Slesser OF Calabar The evening servic
4 was in the interest Of the Red Cross
:, Rev. +. W Pattison presided and Mrs {
I r. Dlckerson read the scripture Mrs. y
Z. Wood gave an account of the organic
d alton, rules, regulations and great worl
t Of the Red Cross of the world. Rev. Nh
n Pattison then gave the wonderful stor
of the life of Florence Nightingale. VIII
was the originator of the Red eros
: movement.
f A work meeting OF the Red Cross wa
held IN Alexander hall Wednesday after
Q noon, March 2l. Mrs n. p Wood was i
a charge and much material was given on
h for knitting, also bandages and surgica
dressings We're cut and made Invent
members were present and three ne'
!, members joined. a gift of 50 for til
! work was received and viii be forwarde
: TO the treasurer of the county branch
Greenfield. Mrs. Wood plans to visit th
l. county headquarters of the Red Cross i
e Greenfield this week in order to procur
larger quantities Of material as the loo;
5 branch is SO large and enthusiastic tina
they can make up large amount OF az
n pliances.
Is The Mount Hermon Alumni Quarterl,
5, which is just issued, has the followin
II items of interest to friends Of the box
in Mortified: A son, Henry Natsch, il
ST was born TO Mr. and Mrs. Henry Natsc
e Fernald in New York city Jan -. Re
Theodore I. Hayes, who married Berth
At Murdoch of this towr, has recently Il
campaign in Holly, \. y, that ceant
N 10 saloons out of his community. II
n engagement is announced of Miss Hele
Y. McGregor OF Lowell, Mass, to A. Walt
N Stevenson, jr., OF Pennsylvania Uniye
sity, son OF Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Stevel
.. son OF Philadelphia, who spend the
:, summers in Northtield