The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-19
MORTIFIED, MASS.


German measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pfefferle are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Parker.
The seniors of the high school are
rehearsing q play to be given in April.
| Harry Murray has been transferred
from Camp Devens to Camp Upton, on
Long Island.
Mrs. T. II. Parker entertained the
Neighborhood Red Cross Sewing club |
Saturday evening.
The Dickinson public library is now
open on Tuesday and Saturday after
moons and evenings.
i Charles Baxter, jr., of Harvard col
lege has joined the British Canadian
recruits in New York.
G. O. Dunnell, the local coal dealer,
has received four ear loads of coal
within the past week.
John Howard entertained a few of
his friends in celebration of his eighth
birthday on Thursday, March IA.
A special meeting of Harmony lodge
of Masons will be held on March q at
their hall to transact important bust
ness.
A card party, open to the public,
will be held in Masonic hall on Wednes-
day evening for the benefit of the Red
:, Cross.
DR.. r. H. Philbrick gave a paper be
fore the Franklin County Medical as
ISOLATION assembled at the Mansion
House on Tuesday.
= The Sons of Veterans and their aux
Hilary are holding their meetings to-
gether this season on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
Mrs. Murray and Sergeant Robert
Murray of Fort Banks post hospita
unit came on Friday for a week enc
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. F. t. Pallam.
e- An urgent call for books for militar,
and naval camps is made. All wh'
can should leave interesting books a
y, the Dickinson library on Tuesday an
Saturdays.
-, News comes of the birth in Worcesl,
: hospital on Feb 2, of daughter, Hele
Ruth to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Field
formerly of this town. She is q CRANE
daughter of Warren Field of Mortified
Farms.
ct, j. L. Dunnell of the Board of Select
men will have charge of highway cor
ct, struction this year, as it was though
best not to hire a special superintent
ent until another year, on account {
,e'' extra expense
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Davis, who ha
been living with their parents, Mr.. an
NV Mrs f. A. Davis, the past year, hay
ort gone to Concord, Mass, where tt
eh father of Mrs. Davis has bought the
lis, farm and has stocked it.
the The Mortified Brotherhood is
'~ have an interesting speaker at i
e''' meeting Wednesday evening An e
gineer of the Fred T. Ley Constru
eel ton company, who helped build Can
Dcvens, will speak and exhibit pi
lures illustrative of the construetit
'"' work at the camp.
Get, The Haywood Agricultural society
:, Mount. Hermop, Of WHICH l., c, y;
Bel Anden is the president, holds its annu
banquet on Saturday evening in We
hall. Miss Margaret Howard of Il
Get, Franklin County Farm Bureau W
speak on Organizations for Girls
Get. Help the War. Prof. Demming "
speak on Breeds of Cattle.
The officers Of the Sons of Veteran
10, auxiliary were installed at the home
Mrs. William Severance on Warwi
aoa avenue March 5. Miss Gertrude Ba
the installing officer, acceptably
r. stalled the following: President N
Oracle Slate: treasurer Mrs. Myrt
Doane; secretary, Mrs. Maud NJ Gu
mings; guide, Mrs. Bessie Severarc
-ect chaplain, Mrs. Nellie NJ Irish; col
bearers, Mrs. Media Holton, Mrs. Ms
Bel garet Layelle. 4 social time follow,
Iaus Fire Chief Fred A. Irish, has 6
pointed the following men for the
la,rs department.: Frank Hendrek, ASST
ant fire chief; B. F. Field. clerk
rect Mortified Centre district; hose 60
panv, f. W. poane, captain and Char
Kelton, A. NJ. Dunnell. w H. La
rest James Quinlan, Roderck Parker. NJ
rect ray Hammond, ". II. Dresser; he
and ladder, captain, II. Allen Lar
and w Field, f. W Harness, Nv
;. Dunnell, Henry Johnson. F.A. Well
rect, chemical company, captain. Je
Phelps and G. \. Kidder, r. G. Saul
enue, II. NJ Haskell.