The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-26
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Will II. Dresser is working for his
father numbering.
Miss Nina Wallet is visiting her
sister in Turner's Falls.
The Pierson family are spending the
HOLIDAYS in Cohoes, \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Welch are spend
ing the holidays iii Quincy.
Harold Bigelow has enlisted in the
navy as apprentice seaman.
Mrs. +. A. Wclch will entertain the
Auction Bridge club Dee. 81.
Miss Ruth Davis is home from Mount
Holyoke college for two weeks.
The Eastern Star chapter will hold
its installation of officers Jan. 2.
Fred Tanski of Camp Devens has
been visiting in town few days.
Mrs. T. z. Allen visited Mrs. George
Alderman in Belchertown recently.
The gentlemen night of the Fort
nightly has been postponed indefinitely.
II. II. Johnson post, G. \. r., held
an election of officers Friday after
noon.
Mrs Nelson and daughter, Miss
Sophie are in Adams for the Christ
mas season.
Mortified Grange will hold it's in
stallation of officers Jan. 5, followed
by refreshments.
DR.. r. II. Philbrick was called to
Somervile Thursday by the serious i'll
ness of his father
Miss Bernice Webster and friend are
home from Boston Normal Art school
for the holidays.
Robert Murrav of the Boston hospital
unit spent Christmas with his sister
| Mrs. F. T. Palam and family.
Mr. aud Mrs H. T. Haradon have re
turned from Boston, where Mrs. Hara-
| don had her ewes treated. She is i'm
proving.
Miss Victoria Sankev of the Emma
Willard school of New York is with nel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps, 70!
| two weeks.
] Miss Angie Whitman of Oberlin col
| lege is home for two months, as the col
/ legc will be closed on account of thc
| scarcity of coal.
! Under the management of the BOYS
Brigade the Lyman Howe moving pic
lures will be given in the Congrcga
tional vestry March (.
The Dickinson public library will b,
open only Monday, Wednesday an,
Friday afternoons and evenings in tn,
future to conserve coal.
Edward Merriam Powell, who mar
ried Miss Emma Moody Fit Nov. %
is now stationed at the aviation train
! al ~ 7
| Mortified seminary viii not ope
until Jan. %, on account of the scar
city Of coal. This will nceessitatc con
tlnuing the next session until June II
Mrs Nellie b. Laird is having
family reunion Miss Marion Is HON
from Boston university. Leonard fror
Exeter academy and Miss Davis fror
Wellesley high school
Bollin C. Ward camp. Sons of Vet
Grams, and their auxiliary Will hold
joint installation the evening Of Tucs
day, Jan. /. j. 7. Cummings will IL
stall the Sons Of Veterans.
Miss Florence Hodges, assistan
teacher Of the high school, has resigne
to accept a position III the high schot
of Warwick, r. l. She will leave 4
soon as her successor has been Ell
, gagged.
The Northticld Red Cross will NEE
! IN Library hall for their work in tn
future, on account of the shortage {
coal in the high school building. tn
, meeting this week will be held 0
Thursday.
Attorney \. S. Gordon has been al
pointed to assist drafted men j
working out their missionaries NJ
6 Gordon may be interviewed daily .
his office from l to 6 p. m. He Civ,
his services.
! Edward A. Pratt and Mrs. Clara ,
+ | Willard were married at the home
5 Mr.. Pratt in West Mortified Wedne
day afternoon, Dee. 70. Rev. r.
:, Leavitt and Rev. G.. L. Thompson o
tieiated. They left for a wedding tr
F.; IN Vermont and New Hampshire. On
the members of the families we
present.
9 The Mortified Brotherhood held
e December meeting "Wednesday event
Q IN the Congregational vestry with
4; men present. After luncheon Lier
i, Clarence Stcadler gave an intcrestii
l. account Of life at the Plattsburg cam
of the things he had learned about t
war and of military tactics. s.
Walker, president, read a very ints
cStlng letter from A. =. Fit. who
III \. NJ. G.. 4 work in France