The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-14
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Mrs. I. Ell. Parker is i'll.

OF HER uHCIes JOllH "a. FlSIci.
c. Z. Dickerson, ir, is at home until
the opening of Harvard university.
William Dale has sold his place on
Meadow street to a Polish man.
Miss Esther Moody returns to Welles
ley college Saturday for her junior year
Miss Ina AIerriman has returned from
two weeks vacation at Lake Sunapee,
| n. H.
A. G. Moody and family returned
Tuesday from stay of 10 days at the
shore.
Mrs. Brothwel IS away for two weeks
and her boarders are being cared for by
! Mrs Moore.
Philip Howard leaves Friday for his
second year at Wesleyan university, Mid
| dletown, Conn.
Miss f. L. Merriman and Miss Susan
Lawrence leave Friday for month at
Clifton Springs.
Mrs. Mabel Mcneil and son and two
daughters are living in Mrs E. NJ. La
zelle's apartment.
Matthew Smith and family have moved
to the house recently vacated by Charles
Baxter and family
Mrs. Kellogg and two daughters Of
Richmond, Va, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Kellogg.
Elizabeth and John Howard have
been visiting Mary Bartlett in Suna-
pee Harbor, n. II.
Dr. and Mrs Bonney of Utica, \. Y,
have been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
t Mrs. r. II. Woodbury.
T Miss Fannie Stockbridge has returned
: to West Haven. Conn.,, where she will
teach in the high school.
I The Franklin County W c. 7. Z. will
!: meet in Greenfield Tuesday. Delegates
from the LEGAL society will attend.
Miss Isabel Newton. daughter of DIR.
A. L. Newton, is attending the seminary
and living at one of the dormitories.
Miss Constance Moody. who attended
l Dobbs Ferry school last year is a stu
: dent of Mortified seminary this year
n Miss Inez Ford, who has been working
!. for Miss Clara b. Chase this summer
t has entered the. Springfield Library
school.
Mrs Hamlin's furniture has arrived
is by automobile truck from New York.
/, She viii occupy the C. E. Williams home
If Oct. /.
/ Miss Sophie Brooks has resigned her
n position as W. r. Moody's secretary ON
IS account of her health. She is now in Viii
le braham.
Miss Agnes Foreman, who has been at
Mrs. Moore's all summer, has gone to
Boston for treatment. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard N. Taylor and
b Miss Mary Taylor Of Bellville, n. J..
are at their summer home on Wana.
maker road
n Miss Madeline Beaman who spent tn,
summer with Miss Gertrude Calender
has gone to Brookside, Mass, where sh,
teaches this year. Ill
10 The Boys Brigade Viii begin drillin.
- the first Friday in October at Skinne
i gymnasium Donald Pinch will be tn
- drill master for the present.
III Miss Lillian Battege, who was Wit
Mrs. F. T. Pallam last year and attende
as the seminary, is with Mrs. F. b. Caldwell
this year and attends the seminary.
Frederick and Stanley Field returne,
lin 10 their home in Springfield this week
~ They spent the summer with thei
,6s grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Field
'66 Miss Marion Clutter has been tn
80 guest of her aunts, the Misses Clutter.
50 Northampton Childrehis Relief assoeif
292 ton.
i33 The assessors will hold a meetin
5lS Tuesday, Sept. II, in the selectmen
lol room in the town hall from 9 a. Il
@o to hear grievances and claims for e.
oI- emption on taxes.
ca Miss Ruth Roberts will leave Sept
for Mount Holyoke college, where 81
.+o takes a prescribed course. Miss Ru
~ Davis also will return for her second We
ut Mount Holyoke.
am Herman Kendricb goes next week
ie4 Norwich academy, Mortified, VT whe
~ he will take the regular course and mi
~ w tary training, as required for studen
over Is years of age.
+ba DR.. Fl. f. Cutler of Mount Hermon !
odo ceived telegram Tuesday announce
the birth of son to his daughter. Hell
(Cutlerl Seabright in Pennsylyan
Lieut.. Seabright is in France.
L Rev James AIcConaughy of Phiad
plia, formerly head of the Bible depa
ment of Mount Hermon, led the openi
chapel service of the year at the SCI
nary on Wednesday morning.
About Ats students registered
Mortified seminry the first of the we
OF these $50 are new students and til
took their examinations Wednesday q
N Thursday. Glasses began Friday
The Congregational church has giN
Sood the pastor, Rev f. ". Pattison, lea
two of absence of two months in which he Y
NTH do Y. NJ. c. A. work in United Sta
training camps. He will not return h
until about Nov. |.
Mrs R. +. Long received letters fr
her son, Edwin Long, this week in VIII
he stated that he had two gold stripes
lage his sleeve for wounds received when
per hospital IN Paris where he-islaeated, y
oney raided by airplanes.
Ga. A letter received from Benjamin ia
AZ states ne is well and is seeing active Sc
- ice as corporal of a machine gun squad
France. He has had. letters, from,
brother, Dwight, who has had hand,
NY lla nd encoIDtp orc wit II the HuITs