The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-12
NoRTHFIELD, MASS.
Mrs. Cornelius o'Keefe is Ill.

Teddy Caldwell and Langford Duley |
have influenza.
Miss Gertrude NATION has been Wis |
iting in Worcester a week
Rev. F. W. Pattison is in Orange, |
\. j., this week on business.
Private Paul Jordan is home from
Camp Devens for two weeks furlough
Mrs. H. c. Holton is recovering from
an operation in Brattleboro hospital.
The high school viii give play in
the town hall Wednesday evening,
Dee 49,
Prof. Stark and family of Mount
Hermon have influenza Miss Mary
Madsen is caring for them.
The Fortnightly will meet Monday
and study the Philippines, under the
| leadership of Mrs. G. L. Thompson.
Mrs. Henry Johnson spent the week
| end in Hartford with her husband,
who is employed in munition plant.
| Edward Ball, who has been a guest
| at the home of his mother recently,
leaves soon for Florida for the win
| ter.
L. 0. Clapp, master of the local
Grange, is in Springfield attending
the annual meeting of the state
Grange.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Maiden
will preach at Mortified seminary next
Sunday.
Miss Martha Whitehouse, private
secretary for Prin. c. E. Dickerson,
is at Camp Lee, Va, as reader and
entertainer.
Mrs: Torrance Coughlin has received
news that her son, Michael Coughlin,
was married in France recently TO a
French girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ball have re-
turned from visit to their former
home in New Haven and are at DR..
A. L. Newton S.
field man to be discharged from serv-
ice. He has been at Camp Devens. He
came home last week.
Charles Tenney of Northfeld Farms
and man from Worcester have re-
turned from hunting trip in northern
Maine, where each secured deer.
c. II. Wilson, who has been foreman
of the Belding farm at West North
field the past five years now is en-
ployed at John A. Fisher s farm.
Mrs Edward Blanchfeld, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
} R. E. Long, has gone to Boston to join
her husband, who is stationed there.
Lieut.. Carl Wellman of Camp Dew
ems was weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Moody Lieut. Wellman was
honorably discharged Wednesday of
) last week.
Mrs. T. r. Smith s Bible class began
its first lesson Tuesday at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. S. E. Walker. He
brews will he studied this year, and
all women are invited.
The Home Missionary society will
meet Thursday afternoon of this week
in the parlors of the Congregational
: church. The Mothers society will
join with them in the afternoon to do
. Red Cross work
F. n. Kellogg returned Wednesday
from Philadelphia, where he went tc
accompany Mrs. Weidman and Miss
Blanche Weidman with the body OF
their daughter, and sister, Miss Edith
e Weidman of Mortified seminary.
H. A. Reed secured fine doe Georg,
Piper also was successful in the deel
J hunting season. Fred James, whc
killed buck, makes the third deer II
: be killed in this vicinity though many
deer We're seen and n large numbers
: of hunters were out.
/ A recital of the music department
l. of Mortified seminary was held q
= Sage chapel Monday afternoon. Thi
lie is the first of q series of reeitals whiel
lie will be given during the winter by TIL
music faculty of the school. The Sc
n lections are for piano, violin and organ
IT and are always greatly enjoyed. The.
tie are free TO all music lovers.
/, Mrs. r. Z. Long received tele
a. gram Tuesday stating that her sor
- Edwin Long arrived in New York o
- q steamer that day. It was signe
:, Globe. Mr.. Long enlisted early i
= the war IN the hospital corp and ha
!, been with the Peter Bent Brigham no:
"a pital corps in France. where he wa
wounded. He is still on the casualt
~ list
of At meeting of the Sons Of Vete1
cd ans last week Commander Smith @
he N[illers Falls inspected the camp. TIL
was followed by the election of til
following officers: Commander, 4. I
Irish; senior vice commander, F.
Irish; junior vice commander, Fl.
of Bristol; camp council, F. w. Doan
on F. A. Irish, H. NJ. Bristol The evenin
a closed with a banquet.
led In the Congregational church SUI
IN day evening the Northfcld Brothe
It's; hood had charge of the service. A.
red Moody presided, and J. R. Hamiltc
cr and E. F. Howard assisted. A ne
et. service flag was unfurled and 81 ne
Ipy stars added which makes total
VI rs stars representing men connectt
ace with this church who are in war ser
nv ice or who have been. Four silv
e stars We're for wounded and one 90
-. star for Miss Laura McGrath, WI
Ia died in service as q nurse. The ser
60 ice was very impressive Rev. Hen,
Ri. II. Tweedy of Yale divinity scho