The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-06


field station to house of J. Finn, $3.50;
provided Mortified seminary appropri-
ates similar amount; sidewalk on
Warwick avenue, $50; Old Home day,
500; hydrant service, $500; repairs al
Mortified Farms school, $780, GENE
| teries, $50; moving picture booth for
town hall, $3.50; repairs on town hall,
$500
+. W. Kellogg is on a business trip
TO Boston.
Miss Adriana Otte is in New York
| to stay a few days.
Prof. +. l.. Dudley is recovering from
measles and is able to sit up.
Dr. R. II. Philbrick returned from
| Springfield Memorial hospital Sunday.
| Miss Ethel Bartlett has the German
measles, now called Liberty measles.
Mrs. c. c. Stockhridge will entertain
the Woman's Relief corps in her home
Feb. Is.
Mrs. A. c. Tittenger of MANCHESTER,
! \. H., is the guest of Mrs. II. H. Cham
| berlain.
On Monday, Feb II, Fred A Ell
dred will give an evening of magic at
Hermon.
Miss Minora Chamberlain is caring
for Mrs. 0. A. Russell at the Hotel
Nortbfeld
Mrs, Marjorie Waite Sherwood Of
Springfield spent the week end h. -
with her parents.
Mount Hermon held its regular ses-
sion of school Monday to make up the
days lost in January.
Miss Florine Lyman and Mrs Thee
Lyman were weekend guests of Mr.
| and Mrs. u. f. Lyman.
Word comes from Mrs A. G. Moody
at Daytona, Fla, of their enjoyment
OF the fine sea bathing.
Prof. R R. Baumgardt will give his
postponed lecture on the stars at Stone
hall next Monday night.
Rev. +. W. Pattison conducted the
weekly prayer meeting at Mount Her
mon Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. William Severance is making j
speedy recovery from her operation for
gall stones in the Farren hospital
Miss Mary Milk has returned to her
home in Chicago, after a visit with
her sister, Mrs Herbert Woodward
Mrs. ". r. Moody had charge Of
the Women 5 Missionary society meet
ing in the home of Mrs. l.. l.. Norton a.
Hermon Thursday.
The Franklin County Association Of
Women s Relief corps met in Green
field Wednesday and several from this
town planned to attend
Next Sunday at Mount Uermon ana
Mortified seminary, Prof. Benjamin
Marshall of the Connecticut Women !
college, New London, Conn. will be
the speaker.
Richard Holton Of Dartmouth col
lcgc has been visiting his uncle, Her
| bert Bolton. He has enlisted IN the
aviation corps ana has now gone to d
training camp.
Miss Lottie Evans is i'll at her home
on Warwick avenue and was unable Il
resume her teaching at East Mortified
primary school Monday Her sistef
Mrs. Charles Gilbert Of Mortified
Farms, is substituting.
T. II. Watson, head of the house
hold department. of Mount Hermon, OBJ
served his 50th birthday Friday stu
dents and faculty gave him fine leath.
er travelling bag in appreciation of hi
long and faithful service.
Tuesday was observed as holiday
at Mount Hermon and Mortified semi
nary. No classes were held w Il
Moody conducted a service at cacn
school, making them memorial of hi:
father, Dwight l.. Moody. Tuesday
evening the senior classes Of both
schools were entertained III the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. ". r. Moody
The regular meeting of the Fort
, nightls was held in the home of Mis-.
Isabel Thompson Monday afternoon
with Mrs. +. F. Howard presiding Res
George l.. Thompson gave a lecture on
The Universally Of Emerson He stat
cd that the study of Emerson and his
works IS ever increasing. He told Of
his many interests outside of his writ
lngs. Miss Martha Whitchouse pleased
all with her readings,
The Indianapolis chief of police, who