The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-20
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

MISS Esther Long is i'll with the pre- |
vailing influenza
George Moody has passed examinations
for Amherst college.
Miss Ruth Roberts left for Mount Hol-
yoke college Tuesday.
The Women's Relief corps meets Fri
day in Alexander hall.
Dana Leavis is in Boston on business
connected with war service
Prof. 7. L. Dudley will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Mrs. Candee and son, Leavitt Candee of
New Haven, We're here the first of the
week.
Fred Field of Springfield is spending a
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
e. b. Field
Casslus Baldwin has bought, the Dwight
Steoblns place in the Hollow north of
East Mortified.
Miss Mary Madsen, resident nurse. is
visiting in Greenfield with Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey Newton.
FRANK Britton, who has been employed
as clerk by Robbins g. Evans several
years, has resigned
John De We're and family have closed
oetagon cottage and gone to their winter
home in New Jersey.
Harmony lodge of Masons is moving
It's furnishings from the old quarters to
the new hall on Parker avenue.
Mrs. Il. M. Lazelle and Mrs. i. F. Smith
attended the Franklin county meeting
OF the ". I. [. {. in Greenfield Tuesday
Mrs. 4. l.. Joslin has returned from
boston, where she visited her sons. She
Is now with her daughter, Mrs. T. A.
Clark
n. d. Alexander and family came from
Springfield Wednesday to. attend the
funeral of his sister, Miss. Lillian Alley.
ander
Raymond C. Smith of Westminster
Vt, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Taylor, at her cottage on Wana-
maker road.
| DIR. K. l.. Dixson of Lewiston. Pa. sec
rotary of the Baptist Home Missionary
board, spoke in the Sage chapel service
Tuesday morning.
Miss Laura MeCirath has been trans
1 ferred to camp in Illinois. She quail.
fled with the Springfield hospital unit for
overseas Red Cross nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans have re-
turned from Bass Point. Miss Ida
Leayis, who was with them remained in
Boston with her sister, Miss Elma Leavis.
Private Fred Bolton has been trans
ferred from Camp Durham, 4. H., to
Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, n. H..
where he will be in the heavy artillery,
coast guard
A reception to the new students of the
seminary was held Monday afternoon on
the lawns of Betsey Moody cottage. II
was IN charge of the Mortified Seminary
church union.
A Polish man, who was employed by
George Barber, fell in the barn when the
stairs gave way and sustained serious in
Juries. He is in the Brattleboro Memo
rial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Kellogg are spend
ing their vacation at cottage on the
shore near Boston. Mrs, Kellogg's moth
er, Mrs. Henry Hitchcock of Ware, is at
their home during their absence.
Captain and Mrs. f. X. Kelly have
rented the lower apartment in the Rice
house. They are from Santa Carzra.
Cuba. Mr.. Kelley was one of the first
students of Mortified seminary. They
have a son who is a student at Mount
Hermon.
Mrs. Charles Nutting of New Jersey is
at Mrs. L. A. Clark's.. Her son is con
valescing from scarlet fever. at Mount
Hermon, where he has been i'll two
months Mr.. and Mrs Charles Downing
OF glastonbury, Conn, are at Mrs. T. A.
Clark's.
Rev. and Mrs. Laphardt. who occupied
the J. p. Wood cottage, have gone to
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Foote. who
occupied the j. B. Wood house. have gone
TO Chicago where Mr. Footet will study at
a theological seminary this winter pre-
vlous to their return to Japan as mis-
sionaries.
A party of 20 tourists came by auto
mobile Wednesday to Hotel Mortified
from Boston. They are conducted by
Seth G.. Bassett of Boston. They will
make trips from here going over the
Mohawk trail and, other points. The
last of the week they will leave for the
White mountains. ~ Ia
Miss Betty Warner and Mrs. John
Warmer; guests of J. A. Fisher and family,
left tins week for their home in Des
MONIES, Ia. Mrs. Warner received word
OF the safe arrival in England of her
husband previous to her return to Iowa.
4 Mrs. Frank Warner viii remain witlraher
uncle, j. A. Fisher, month
Tuesday was seating day at Sage
chapel at Mortified seminary. The
senior class, dressed in white and wear
ing caps of green and gold marched to
the front seats. The junior class, dressed
in white with caps of crimson and gold
had seats directly behind the seniors
After chapel the two classes sang their
songs outside. Miss Betty Moore is SEN
Tor class teacher and Miss Lucy J. Brooks
class teacher for the juniors.
On Friday of this week a conference
OF the Young Mems Christian association
VIII commence at Hotel Mortified
About 100 officers of the association in
New England will come here for sessions
which will continue through Sunday
Carol L. Chase of Boston viii direct the
conference. The gathering is occasioned
by the extraordinary conditions brought
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