The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-25
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

is the guest of Ruth Bigelow.
Mrs. Mary Houghton visited her
brother in Amherst two days this week,
Miss Marion Hawks of Greenfield is
visiting Miss Dorothy and Miss Hazel
Wise
DR.. n p Wood delivered an address
at the Old Home day at Warwick last
week
Lieut. Clarence Steadler is home on
| furlough before going to the Plattsburg |
camp.
Gould Hall is remaining open to ac
commodate guests for the post-confer |
ence season.
Mrs S. f. Walker and daughters re
turn from Gloucester to their home here
Saturday, Sept. l.
Mr. and Mrs G. w Haven of Athol
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr
few days this week.
Joseph Waite Of Springfield and Miss
Ruthelyn Smith are with Mr.. and Mrs.
w H. Waite for two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hamlin went by automobile
to Bennington on a twodays' visit this
week. She will return to New York
Aug. 81,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Woodward have
an apartment in Charles Bakers house
instead of on the Winchester road as
planned.
Superintendent of Schools +. F. How
ard was in Boston this week making APP
pointments with the new public school
teachers.
Miss Gertrude and Miss Evelyn At
wood are spending few days in Shell
=, Al Al IT,,
tina Griswold.
The first meeting, after the summer
recess of Mortified Grange, will be held
next Tuesday night, which viii be q
guessing contest
Rev +. w Pattison and family will
| return to their home Saturday, sept. |.
| Mrs. Setter, who has occupied her house,
| will leave Friday
!, Miss Katherine Stockwell of Brattle-
] boro and Rclph Tyler of Bristol, Conn,
: Fare guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. I. /. Tyler.
Miss Lulu Woodruff, who has been at
/ Miss Mary buttons the past few months
1 left Thursday for Newport X. l., before
returning to her home in Hartford.
Frank Zcno of the Brooklyn navy
I yard has been at Merriman Cottage a
few days this week on furlough He ha,
had a wears service, recently on a sub
marine destroyer
( y f. McGrath, who has been al
4 Plattsburg the past summer has re
\ eeived his commission as second icutcn
I ant Here is another Mortified boy
Y to receive honors.
Miss f. L. Norman and Miss Susar
/ Lawrence with their guest, Miss san
: born, went by automobile to South Atho
h Thursday for the annual inspection day
1 Of the Morgan Memorial there.
q Miss Agnes Bigclow. a graduate o
! the Mortified Bible Training school
l who had been with the Merrmans 10
two months, returned to her home a
/ Clifton Springs, y T., Wednesday
Miss Maud Hamilton leaves Frda
II for a week at Lake George, and she thel
goes to Fulton. n T., to visit her uncl
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs w r. Hamilton
and will attend their golden wedding an
niversary.
Mrs Robert Lee Wood was unable t
start for California last Sunday Sh
plans to leave Friday of this week an
( spend few week, in California with he
/ father before going to her home in Tenn
! pie, Texas
I The annual picnic OF the Congrega
1 tional Sunday school will be held a
I Forest lake Friday. Aug 81 Convey
ances will leave the East Mortified
I postoffice and the church al cloc
~ for all members of the Sunday sehoo
- All others may ride by the payment 0
-, 81.
II The second division of the Boys Br
II gade will 90 to camp at Spofford LAKE
II y. H., on Saturday Of this week. I'll
II fee Of s. includes transportation, boar
and boats All young men of the tow
II from II to % wears may join the cam
II for the week by payment of this sun
II The camp viii be in charge of Capital
H Max Huber.
II Much interest i being shown in Il
curio exhibit at the home of Mr. an
II Mrs George Foreman In addition
the many interesting antiques al
H curios which the Foremans showed man
II were brought in, such rs Indian relic
II old laces, embroideries books, etc. II
II Red Cross has the benefit Of the ten eel
admission fee.
A reunion il being held at the MasC
home on South Main street. Thorn;
Mason has returned from New Yor
Ill
H dianapolis. Allen Bardwel of Detroi
Mich, who has not been home for tv
years, is there. also Mrs. Julia Bar
well Field, Mrs. Mary Bardwell. Mi
II Louise and Miss Ruth Bardwel al
Mrs. Ellen Mason, the mother Of NJ
Mason and Mrs. Bardwell
On Sunday morning and evening
the Auditorium Rev. J. East IIarriso
who is head Of the Bible department
Mount Hcrmon, will be the speak'
The Lotus quartet of Boston will sill
On Monday evening at the Auditorir
the Lotus quartet will give a concC
which is free to all This quartet
well known here and is of excelle
talent and will be a treat for all W
are interested in the best in music.
. 4 competitive drill of the Boys B