The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-23
MORTIFIED, MASS.

have humps.
Rev Eugene +. Hunt of Montague
was in town the past week.
Charles Baxter, who is a student at
Harvard, is home for vacation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Means has rented the
Jacobs cottage on Rustic Ridge.
Mrs. ~ p. Wood entertained the
Auction Bridge club Monday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Howard was home from
Manchester, y. H., for the OtteSchol-
ton wedding.
The annual meeting of the Foreign |
Missionary society will be held
Wednesday, May |.
Miss Esther Moody was home from |
Wellesley college to attend the wedding |
ot Miss Adrana Otte.
Ernest Bartlett and daughter, Miss
Ellen, have been spending a week in
their home at Sunapee, y. II.
Rev. John Whiteman of the Green
field Episcopal church preached at
Sage chapel Sunday evening.
Murray NJ. Hammond has moved his
family TO their new home at Mortified
Farms, the Della Sawyer place,
4
W. r. Moody preached at Mount
IIcfmon Sunday. DIR. G. Glenn Atkins,
who was scheduled to speak, was not
able to come
The evening auxiliary of the Foreign
/ Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
l.. X. Smith Friday evening. The mem
bers will work for home missions.
Mrs. Julia Ritter Petett of Mary
land, a former student of Mortified
seminary. was in town for the marriage
of Miss Ottc to Rev. George B. Schol-
ton.
Mrs. Janet Hamlin of New York ar
rived last week at The Northfield. She
will occupy the apartment of Mr.. and
Mrs Haight after June l for the sum-
mer.
Mrs A. c. Moody and daughter,
Miriam, returned from Florida Satur-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Revell in New
York.
The annual demonstration of North
field seminary gymnasium students was
, given Saturday evening at skinner
gymnasium in charge of Miss Cum
: mings and Miss Allen, teachers.
, An entertainment of moving pictures
= will be given III Johnson hail. West
r Mortified. Wednesday evening of thi
g week under the auspices of the BOYS
r Brigade. The program will be A Day
t. i'll Venice; Recreation on Board the
t Battleship Connecticut; Excellent Glue
Maud Muller; Ramona.
= MIR. and Mrs. Homer Smith celcbrat
81 =
> March - at the home of their son and
wife, Prof. and Mrs. George Arthur
- Smith, at YonkerS, y. y. About Joe
guests were present. including many
:, prominent people of Yonkcrs Mr.. anj
: Mrs. Smith are Mortified people ant
> spend their winters with their son.
$ Northfcld has been divided int,
i eight districts for the work of tht
solicitors for the third Liberty loan
p The solicitors are: L. \. Polhemus
c T. +. Howard; +. +. Evans, w c. Rob
# crts; Mrs. f. 4. Allen, DR.. A. y
i Thompson: Thomas Parker, Miss Mar.
j. Dalton; Charles A. Parker. Mrs. 4
5. y. Bennett; +. c. Field, Mrs. F. II
n Montague; Daniel Ross, Jones Fisher
$ Mrs. II. b. Martineau, Charles Street
II or.
!" A service Of unusual merit was give
- in the Congregational church Sunda
u evening under the auspices of tn
= Boys Brigade with w C. Roberts i
=, charge. The program was given b
:" tlc boys of the brigade in their un
forms, with solo selections by Fred
Adams of Brattleboro and selections
the choir. The opening was the call I
to assemble, when the Boys Brigat
assembled while Mr.. Adams sang Il
es Rcycillc. Then followed the roll cal
attention, and the many orders of IL
drill, when Mr.. Adams or the enc
aE sang appropriate selections. The quiC
a. march was accompanied b. the cho
OF singing Onward Christian Soldier
lis wounded, CORTLAND Finck acted as
q Red Cross nurse; prisoner, Be y
cl- Dsmayed, Mr.. Adams; death, Il
mi Fights were turned off while the cho
IL sang, Nearer, My God to Thee. IT
pal final order was for each man to be
no his post. The entire program was ca
ef- ricd out with effective military III
TX cision, TO which the music accompar
M, menta were impressive. Rev. F.
seq Pattison gave an address on True Pl
ON paredncss.
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