The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-30
NORTHFIElD. MASS.

DR. n. P. Wood is recovering slowly |
from his illness
Mrs. C. A. Randall has now rs books |
for camp libraries.
Philip Howard is home from Wes- |
leyan college for a weeks vacation.
Betty Moody, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Moody, is III with mumps. |
Mrs. +. f. Atwood entertains the |
Warwick avenue knitting club Satnr-
day afternoon.
Miss Clark of Boston was the week
end guest of Miss Helen Lyman OF the
high school faculty
An Easter service will be held at
St. Patrick s church at 9 O'Clock Sun
day morning with special Easter
music.
The Foreign Missionary society will
meet at the parish house next Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank Evans
in charge.
| Mrs. a. G. Moody's Sunday school
class held their monthly social in the
| home of Mrs. w H Waite Thursday
/ afternoon.
/ In a regular meeting of Harmony
lodge Wednesday evening it was voted
10 buy the former Red Men 8 hall on
| Parker avenue.
Miss Ellen Callaghan gave talk
before the pupils of Miss Carolyn
Rolfe S school on the need and advan-
tage Of buying war saving stamps.
Messrs. Berger and L 'Hommedieu Of
Mount Hermon have been at Camp
Devens for a few days giving enter
tainmcnts il the Y. NJ c. A. huts.
The services of the Unitarian church
Sunday will be resumed in the up
stairs audience room. All services
have been held in the vestry during the
winter.
Miss Mary Callaghan who has been
nurse in Boston many years, is one
Of the 100 nurses appointed by the gov
erament for the home guard and she
is now commissioned lieutenant.
Invitations have been sent out for
the marriage of Doris Lucille Doolittle
10 Fred Erwin Bolton Saturday. April
s. at Z p. m. at the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H Doolittle.
Under the auspices of the w C. : L.
% dozen eggs have been sent to MIS-
. w. c. Roberts and have been shipped
. Ia the Boston flower mission for distri
button among the poor at the Easter
season.
The Unitarian Alliance meets at the
home of Mrs. F. Z. Allen April 3. This
!; is the annual meeting with election OF
officers. Miss Mary Pomeroy and Mrs
5 n. W. Keet will be in charge Of the
I program.
l Mrs. c. II. Webster, who has beer
visiting her daughter, Miss Bernie,
webster, in Boston and is now tn,
guest CT Mrs. William Barr of Yves
:. Somerville, expects to return hom
next week
$ Easter was the subject of the moth
V ers meeting Wednesday afternoon a
the parish house. Mrs George Car
:. led the devotions and Mrs. L. R. Smitl
n presided and spoke on the resurrection
q Easter quotations were read by mem
d bers.
d L. r. Alexander of Bradley Beacf
\. j., was the guest Of his sister, Mr..
S c. {. Stearns, this week As fertilizer
e have been taken over by the govern
il ment Mr. Alexander hopes to continu
u his business III the government EN-
e ploy.
: The inter society alumni cup debat
e viii be in the lecture hall of Siliima
a laboratory on Saturday evening. TIL
u question is. Resolved: That the init;
I tive and referendum form of govern
I. ment should be adopted by all the stat
- governments OF the United State
!, The affirmative will be upheld by
{. Van Anden and J. c. Sawyer. rel
resenting the Hayward club. The neg;
: tive win be presented by II. Gurnt
le and w. J. Higginson of the Philomatl
= can Literary society.
G. Tie meeting OF the Grange for worl
I'll ing of degrees was not held TueSds
Of evening but in its place the lecture
Is Mrs. +. A. Weleh, had an interestil
It, program TO render. L. i. Polhem
it, gave report of the organization
A. the Farmers Cooperative exchang
n, T. a. WEIGH gave "reminiscences of
&C. newspaper reporter. Miss Mary De
n ton read a numerous selection, aft
n; which games were enjoyed. Previo
ne to this program the women of t
I'd, Grange served covered dish supp
RS. which was very appetizing to so mel
,et hers.