The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-29
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

| United States navy.
Mrs. Ellen Callaehan is i'll at her
home on Warwick avenue.
Mrs. II. H. Crosicr entertained the
auction bridge club on Monday.
The board of trade will discuss the
, articles IN the town warrant at their
meeting Friday evening.
q. O. Dunnell and the Mortified Ho-
tel received carload of coal each Sat
| urday, 80 and 20 tons.
Rev. F. B. Pattison will return Sat
urday from his work in Portsmouth and
| Boston with the enlisted sailors
Mortified high school opened Mon
| day after five weeks vacation. They
were able to obtain - cords of wood
Miss Gertrude Atwood IS assisting in
the Mortified postotfice while Miss An
ma Callaghan has a short leave OF alb
| Sence
B. r. Baumgardt of California gave
an illustrated lecture at Stone hall Mon
day night on An Evening with the
stars
Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain had a letter
recently from David Sellig, vino is now
IN France in good health and enjoy
ing army life.
Miss Clara c, Richmond of West
Turkey, a former Mortified seminary
student, spoke at the chapel services
last week with much interest.
Rev, j. East Harrison preached in the
Congregational church Sunday. Adolph
KING, professor of German at Mount
Hermon, gave talk to the Young PEG
pie s society IN the evening.
Leon r. Alexander, who is spending
the winter at Bradley Beach, n. j.
was IN town last week. He represents
the American Agricultural Chemical
company, and IS a salesman for fer
tilizers
DR.. Cornelius II. Patton, LII. D., Of
the American board OF commissioners
OF foreign missions, preached at Mount
Hermon and at Mortified seminary
Sunday. Next Sunday Rev. f. W. Patti
son will be the speaker at both schools
The Lyman Howe travel festival OF
moving pictures viii give two enter
talnments March + in the vestry of tn,
Congregational church Elevated seat
viii be arranged for reserved seats
This Is given under the manage IN
of the Boys Brigade.
Mrs. y. F. Wood, vice chairman o
the local Red Cross, viii be unable t
secure gauze for q week or more. an,
It will be necessary to omit the regula
meeting until supply arrives Th
finance committee Of the Red Cross vi.
begin this week TO secure month";
pledges for Red Cross materials.
The following is the list of class
men IN Mortified: r. c. Howard, p. {
Sprague, :. Sutherland, |. \. Howar,
. +. Z. Culver, Mr. Sarno. \. T. Krashar
, an, \. =. Cummings Il. Capp=elluzz,
K. l.. Spencer, +, H. Fleming, G. I
r Pfeiferle, ". II, Lara, F. c. James. :
q Gage, F. W. Kcuney. ". ". Smith. /
j. Black, II. MeGrath, J. Brown, D. I
Lillis, z. Marino, T. r. Curtis, c. l
Aldrlch, Il. HaIvorsen, Il Castogue.
IaJac, 4. l.. Howe, T. c. Aldrich, {. |
Finch.
Mrs. Nettie Doolittle Woodwork. )
died in Millers Falls Wednesday. la
=, IT, Besides her husband, who is blint
: She leaves a brother. Ozro Doollttl
' formerly OF West NorthfieId. Mr.. an
Mrs. Woodwork lived in Mortified q
: Plain street until ahout three mont
. ago. Last March she suffered a paralv
= ic shock while walking ON Main sire,
a" here and has failed since. The funer
was held Saturday in the Congregatio
y al church Of Greenfield. She was a II
IS tive Of Winchester, \. H.