The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-15

NORTHFIEiD, MASS. j

NORTHFIEiD. MASS.
Miss Esther Long is working in the
book store at East Mortified.
Fred L. Proctor of Antrim, N. H.,
was in town the first of the week.
The county tax for Mortified is
$3,772, an increase over last year.
Miss Hazel Clapp is substituting in
the intermediate school this week..
Fred T. Pallam left Monday for Vine
yard Haven-fer asweekis spacationssaf
! Mrs.aA. 3. Breinig'is with her dahgh-.
Ter, M rs. George WHITE, and Mf.sWittes
Joseph Putnam was in town Wedhes-
day in the interest Of securing help
for the farinefs.i
Mr.. McIlwaine and K. w. Kellogg
conducted service at Dickinson hall,
West Northfeld, Sunday night.
Miss Constance Moody is. home from
Dobbs Ferry, N Y, where she. has been
a student at Miss Mastefs S school.
Mrs. Nelson and daughter, Miss
Sophie, left Tuesday for Hayden, Colo,
where they expected to make their
home.
Miss Lillian Battege, who has been
with Mrs. F. T. Pallam this year, is to
assist in the ice cream tent for the con-
ferences.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schell will ar
rive at Birnam house, their summer
home, June IA, with their retinue of
servants.
Paul Breinig and family have moved
from their bungalow to the former A.
j. Breinig house which has been rem
ovated completely.
Mrs. A. G. Moody and Mrs. C. E.
Dickerson spoke On African missions at
the Congregational church in Millers
Falls Sunday evening.
On Monday the seniors of Mt. Her
mon spent the day at Nelson's pond.
This was their first leave from the cam
pus since the quarantine was put on.
Mrs. Ladd gave a demonstration of
Dutch cheese before large number
of women at Grange ball Wednesday
afternoon. This was given under the
auspices of the Grange
A regular meeting of the Grange was
held Tuesday evening. The women Is
degree team worked the third degree,
and the mems degree team conferred
the fourth degree upon two candidates.
A social time followed, with refresh
ments.
| Mrs. c. ii. Webster went TO Boston
| Wednesday to attend reception given
| by the grand matron of the Order of
| Eastern Star. She will remain, to at
tend the graduation of her daughter
| Miss Bernice Webster, from Boston nor
NAL art school on June 10.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude De-
laney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Delaney of Orange, and Louis Potts of
that town took place Wednesday June,
| II, at 5 o'clock at the bride s home.
Relatives who attended the wedding
| from here were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Roselle Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Gilbert. Miss
Lottie Evans, who is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Delaney, was one of the wedding
party. Miss Delaney attended North
field seminary, living with her uncle,
Frank EVans. asss IA 9gss 81. n.
Sunday was observed as 1Ch7fdrah 4
day at the Congregational church. In
the evening the students of the high
1 SthooA WIZ una occupied seats
IN the body of the church. DIR. A. n.
Thompson preached the baccalaureate
sermon. Others who assisted in the
service were Prof. f. L. Duley, Prin-
| cipal Nelson Mitchell and Miss Hazel
Partch sang. The seniors of the high
school and Miss Irene Allen, Miss Doro-
thy Buffum, Donald Finch and CLYDE
| Cummings. The graduation exercises
will take place in the town hall on the
evening of June %.
About 80 young men are now in con
ference at the Mortified hotel until
Thursday night, when they merge with
the student conference These men are
here for setting-up" conference pre-
sious to going to their work in foreign
fields. DIR. John r. Mott presides. All
of them are Y. NJ c. A. secretaries or
officials in the work. The student con.
ference opens Thursday evening in the
auditorium with DIR. Nett presiding
On account of war conditions the
Eagles Mere conference .has been
merged with the Student conference this
year Some of the speakers for the 10
days are Dir. Hugh Kerr, DR.. Robert
T. Speer, Lieut.. Cob Thomas Mott Os.
borne, Melvin Trotter, c. Sherwood
Eddy, Bishop Query of South Caro-.
lima and Robert F. Wilder. - 'sse-
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