The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-26
NORTHFIELD, MASS.


Public school closes on Friday of this
week. ).
Miss Annie Campbell is visiting in
New York.
Mrs. Bert Newton has been visiting in
Troy, n. Y.
Philip Howard is elerking in G. E.
Williams IS store.
Alister Foreman is here for the sum
mer at Wayside Inns
Miss Agnes Foreman is at Mrs.
Moore's on Birnam road.
Miss Mabel Miner is having a vacation
from the central telephone office.
Miss Victoria Sankey is home from
the Emma Willard school in Troy, n. ].
Mrs. Andrew Grayeis i'll in her home.
Mrs. Emil Touski is caring for her
baby.
Rev. Eugene F. Hunt is in town MAX
ing repairs on his South Main street
place
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. PaIlam and dangh
ter returned on Saturday from Vineyard
Haven.
II. 7. Knowlton of Hartford is the
guest of his niece, Mrs. Fl. II. Cham
berlain.
Miss Lillian Deane of Roxbury is the
guest of Mrs. T. H. Parker and Mrs. j.
w Field.
Mrs. Ellen stebbins visited her son.
+. ". Crane, and family, in Springfield,
last week.
Theodore Phelps is visiting his sister,
Mrs. John 4. Attic, at the cottage on
Rustic Ridge.
Fred james failed to pass the physical
examination for military service and
has returned here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S Warren leave
this week for Brattleboro, where Mrs.
Warren has a position
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Gates of Orange
brought their mother Mrs. Mary Gates.
to her home here on Sunday.
The Red Cross room at the sun parlor
OF the Mortified hotel viii be open each
Friday all summer fer work
/ All women are urged to attend the
women s town meeting on Saturday OF
this week in Alexander hail.
! Or. and Mrs. n. r. Wood and Mr.. and
Mrs K. L. Wood attended commence
ment at Tufts college last week.
Rev. Philip T. Phelps is visiting his
niece and husband, Rev and Mrs. George
B. Seholton of New Hurley, \. Y.
Miss Gladys Slate, daughter of Mr.
/ and Mrs. w G.. Slate, is in the employ
of Mrs. Ralph Johnson in Winchester
/ Miss Marion E. Webster visited in
heene and Winchester last week. She
was pianist at concert in Winchester
Mrs. Ellen Mason and her grand
1 daughter, Mrs. Arthur Field. have ar
rived at the Mason home for the season.
Miss Berniee Webster leaves this
week to be an instructor in the Gulicll
girls camp at Lake Sebago, Me-, for the
summer
The Home Missionary society of the
Congregational church viii meet every
other Thursday this Summer for Red
i Cross work
The Mortified high school alumni as
ISOLATION viii hold their annual meeting
III Alexander Memorial hall Friday eve
ming OF this week at o'clockuo-
/ Stephen Norton. sen Of Prof. and Mrs.
l. /. Norton OF Mount Herfnon. gradu-
ated from Wesleyan university this
month He is 20 years old and IS to
teach in the university next year.
Lee Howard went to New York last
week and visited his cousins. Dir. and
Mrs. McCastlaine Mr. Howard has
not been able to enlist yet on account
| Of weakening of his knee, injured in
hoyhood. lie is in class b.
st. Johns day was celebrated in tho
Unitarian church on Sunday morning
Rev Il. L. Thompson invited the Har.
mony lodge Of Masons and the North
FIELD chapter of the Eastern Star as spe-
eiai guests. The sernfon was on the
meaning 'of st. John S day
Services were held in Russell sage
chapel on Sunday. In the morning Rev
f'araji Maxine, pastor of the Congrega
tional church, of Kyotu, Japan. gave
the interesting story of his conversion
and of his call to the ministry, in which
he has been engaged for 20 years
The Mortified high school base bal
team has won three games out of FIVE
this season from the Bernardston AGA.
deny team. The score of the final game
last Wednesday was 1874 in favor OF
the home boys. w c. Roberts at this
time presented this team with a silver
cup IN appreciation of their good work.