The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-09

Alfred HOlton is wiring TOR electric
ity the house of Arthur Bolton.
Mrs. F. B. Clapp has been entertain
ing her father, David Bingham.
Edward Barr of Camp Devens spent
the weekend in East Northfield
Mrs. Frank Spencer of Greenfield is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Hamilton.
Mrs E. H. Cowles and son are in
Greenfield, guests of Mrs. Long, Mrs.
Cowles s sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Doolittle have
gone to South Norfolk, Va, for
month s visit.
Mrs George Moon has moved from
the Britton house to an apartment in
Crane cottage.
President Murlin of Boston uni
versity spoke at Mount Hermon and at
Sage chapel Sunday.
Miss Nellie Campbell of Springfield
is spending week with her sister,
Miss Annie Campbell
Rev. Philip Phelps preached in Con-
way Sunday. He is in Albany this
week attending funeral
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Bartlett and
Mrs. Moon have gone to Sunapee, n. H.,
by automobile for q few days.
Mortified high school won a game
of baseball from the Bernardston high
school team last week, the score being
3 to 3
Gaius A. Barrett, who is in Y NJ. c.
A. work at Camp Devens, spent the
week end with his family at Mount
Hermon
George f. Bigelow, son of Fostine
Bigelow of this town, went with the
Brattleboro contingent to Camp Devens
last week
The Suwanee River quartet, the best
colored quartet in the United States,
gave a concert in the Auditorium Mon
day night
Next Sunday will be observed as
| Mothers day i'll the Congregational
church with special exercises in the
junior department Of the Sunday school
The Evening auxiliary meets with
Mrs. Rachael Williams Friday evening
when they will have supper and hold
their annual meeting for election OF
officers
/ NV -hduI1Ce a Levy OF bfOnkiNT
is to give the address on Memorial day
in the town hall. He is a son of 9
veteran of the Civil war and an excel
lent speaker.
+. b. Buffum of West NorthfielG
agreed to buy a 81 900 Liberty bono
If the seniors of the high school would
sell similar amount in bonds. TIL,
seniors sold $1,000 in bonds,
Mrs. G. H. Webster and Miss Marion
Webster are in Boston attending tn,
annual meeting of the state grand chap
ter of Eastern Star. Mrs. Webster i
to be installed grand organist for TIN
state.
i. Miss Emma Alexander is on her re
turn trip from Florida with Miss Edit
Farley and her mother of Orange. The
are coming by automobile They ex
| pect to he two weeks on the trip, ar
irving here this week probably.
John Sawyer March Of Oberlin col
E lege ranks second in his class of 80
: students. He is the first honor man a
E Oberlin from Mount Hermon. He ha
5 been here recently for week with hi
mother at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
A. S. Merrill
The 10Th annual state inspection Q
Company y, Boys Brigade, will be he'll
at skinner gymnasium on the evenin
of Friday, June !. State officers wi
inspect the brigade and an address wi
. be given by some veteran returned frol
= the present world war.
The Fortnghtlv next Monday will /
in charge of Mrs. c. L. Williams an
+ Mrs. c. II. Webster. The opera
7 Trovatore. will be the subject for II
j. day. Musical and literary selection
are to be the program. An attractiN
= program is arranged.
The second recital of the music d
partment of Mortified seminary wi
take place Friday afternoon of tn
/. week at AS O'Clock in Sage chapt
: In addition to those taking part at Il
last recital, Miss Eleanor Sands wi
sing. All are invited.
f. F. Howard has been reelected s
y perintendent of schools for a term
three years. The meeting was held
Greenfield with L. T. Croft of Be
nardston presiding. Mr.. Howard has
T. charge the schools of Gill. Levde
Bernardston, Warwick and Mortified
Mrs j. A. Stebbins entertained f
the week END Mr.. and Mrs Charl
Burnham and Miss Frances Richards
of Worcester Mrs Harry GRAY, fo
merry Fanny Fisher of this town, al
IS a guest of Mrs. Stebbins and of h
uncle, John A. Fisher. Miss Richar
son is a nurse and goes to France soc
. The two meetings of the Hon
I League of the Foreign Missionary
cleties held Monday in the Barb
school house and Tuesday at the hon
of Mrs. +. B. Holton We're well atten
ed. Mrs. F. W Pattison presided. NJ
\. G. Moody spoke on women in &C
ncction with the present war, comp;
ing the work with similar work tn
y should be done for women of heath
- lands. Mrs. l.. K. Smith led devotion
Mrs. s. f. Walker and Miss Sopl
Nelson were soloists and Rev. f.
Pattison gaze. an enlightening and
tractive story of life at Camp l.
od Petersburg, Va.