The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-30
NORTHFIELD. MASS.


DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Newton are away ON
a vacation until Sept. 8.
Frank Swartout and family are away
for a two weeks vacation.
Paul Thompson is visiting his grand |
parents in Shelburne Falls.
Services will be resumed in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday.
Fred Wyman of Providence. r. T., is a
guest in the home of Max Huber
Miss Helen Symonds will return to her
teaching in Hartford next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Watson Cooley have re-
turned from a two weeks vacation
Mrs. Mary Houghton is visiting her
brothers in Sunderland and Amherst
Mrs. A. NJ Solandt and daughter have
returned from visit in Connecticut.
Miss Della Joslin. who teaches in Bos-
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs T. A.
Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Holton spent the
weekend at the hotel on Mount Monad-
mock.
Mrs Annie Richardson of Groveland,
Mass, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. /.
Dunnell.
Mrs. Henry Pallam of Westfeld has
been guest of her mother, Mrs. Lorinda
Freeman
Harlan Atwood of Hartford is at home
for vacation. He is employed in a
munition plant.
Miss Eva and Miss Edna Morse of
Worcester have been visiting their father,
Edward Morse.
G. Theodore Bailey, who has been
pu1pgf n tho homo ..fE II % bn.-
gone to Boston.
Wesley Dugan has position in
munition plant in Springfield. His fam
| lily will remain here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Baldwin have
gone to live through the winter with their
son in Northampton.
| Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Smith have been
spending week in Gloucester with Dr.
and Mrs. r. NJ Smith.
Mrs. Charles Anderson, who has been
with Mrs. I. A. Clark for the summer,
has returned to New York
Miss Leroyd, who has been guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Smith this summer,
returned to New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Nye of Peter
boro, n. H., arrive Saturday to be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nye over Old Home
day
Mrs. Samuel Sweet of New Bedford
is visiting her children at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Esta-
brook
Miss Gertrude Atwood is home from
Fitchburg normal school. This year she
will teach at the Beaver Meadow school
in Leyden.
If the draft takes boys from Is years
TO 81 years, it will take over 40 per cent
of this years enrolment at Mount Her
mon school
Mrs. w r. Moody has been called
away and will be unable to sing on Old
Home day. Miss Dorothy Whittle vii
fill her place.
The Red Cross meets each Friday al
Hotel Mortified TO sew. No gauze o.
yarn have been received for month foi
Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lahey have re,
turned to Brooklyn after spending The
summer in East Mortified in Mrs. T. N
Lazelle's apartment.
Mrs. Hamlin, who has been treated by
DR.. Newton this summer has gone to the
Greenfield hospital to stay week during
DIR. Newton's absence.
Rev Daniel Wilson, former pastor Of
the Unitarian church, win administer tn,
Lords supper next Sunday at the close O
the anniversary sermon.
Mrs Prouty of Arlington and Mrs
Streeter of Greenfield will come Saturda,
: to be guests of their sister, Mrs. j. L
Dunnell, over Old Home day
i. c. Van Anden, who lived with Or
A. n. Thompson this summer, has enlist
ed in the merchant marine for oyersci
service and is now at Boston
Mrs c. H. Webster went by automo
bile with her daughter. Miss Bernie
Webster to Huntington this week wher
she is to be supervisor of drawing
! The Lotus Male quartet of Bosto
i sang at both services Sunday at the aud
: forum and gave a concert Monday nigh
. the proceeds of which went for Y NJ {
+ A. war work.
Miss Dorothy and Miss Hazel Wise al
guests of their aunt, Mrs. j. l., Dunnel
The former goes to Fitchburg norma
school and the latter continues at Deer
, field academy.
Mrs. Max Stedenfeld, formerly Mis-
4 Liza IASidufOOk III tiilS ioNii Is SItttitilf
u two weeks at Lee Hall, Virginia, 70,
. miles from Camp Eustis, where her hu
is band is in training.
"a Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ Lawrence an
= son Of New Haven, who have been guest
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,
y Lawrence of East Mortified, returned [
is their home Wednesday.
e Russell Durgin.. who has been visitr
his family at Mrs. l.. H. Lazelle's, r
le turned to Newark, n. j., last week /
as will be in the office of the state Y NJ.
ye A. there assisting in the work of recruit
1T ing for overseas work
The following former Unitarian mini
ters have written of their intention
II be here for Old Home day and the 200t
2 anniversary of the Unitarian churcl
s. Rev. Daniel Wilson of Dover, Mass, Re
Arthur Wilson of Belfast, Me, Re