Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-08
MORTIFIED, MASS.

Walter Sherwood, in Stevensville, N. Y.
| G.. X. Ober and family are at their
place on Mortified mountain for short
stay.
Mrs Elizabeth Newton of Springfield,
formerly of this town, visited here last
week. ..,.,.,,' jas ...o. .ig- .,a,. ,u,s ,r
/ Mr.. and Mrs f. A.. Holton are enter.
tanning their cousin Mrs. Goebel, and
son. ., '.. .t. ID! .
- Mr.. and Mrs A, @. Moody visited Mr.
and Mrs. Burbank in Fitzwilliam, n. H.,
last week. ..r
Mrs. L. A. French of Woodstock, vt,
is n guest of her brother, DIR. n. Z. Wood,
and family.
Mr.. and Ms. II VI. Bristol have re-
turned from fom-daSs' "Trip in the
White Mountains.
Alfred Holton is the representative of
the Greenfield Electric Light & Power
Co. for Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Mason attended
reunion of their older relatives Sunday,
when % were present
Rev. G. /. Thompson will preach in
the Unitarian church Sunday, having re-
turned from Lis vacation.
DR.. Arthur y. Thompson is having four
weeks vacation from his duties as pastor
of the Millers Falls Congregational church.
Miss Rowena Hale of Gill has been
with her sister, Mrs. Abbott, two weeks.
Mrs. Abbott is much improved in health.
Guests of Mrs. C.. C.. Stockbrdge and
daughter are Mrs. John ID. Willard of
Amherst and Miss Jane Morse of Haver.
hill
During the general conference the
fire whistle, which usually blows at II
o'clock Saturday moons, will blow at l
o'clock.
Mrs j. A. Stebbns and aunt, Mrs
William Rogers of Pasadena, Cal, are at
! Savin Rock Conn, to attend a reunion of
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Washer. Miss Persis
Washer and Teddy Kidder came from
Hon. N. Y, this week to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Kidder.
Rev. w. W. Coe, who has a pastorate
in Westfeld, n. j., is at his summer
home on Main street, with Mr.. Coe, who
has been here several weeks.
Richard B. Smith, son of Mrs n. Fay
Smith, arrived here Tuesday night. He
huo pSCh WIN supply tioih -NO' rpi, ia
France since December, 1917.
A daughter born July 81 to Mr., and
Mrs Harry NJ. Shepherd at Great Bar
rington died the following day Mrs. Shep.
herd is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rill r. Moore.
Lieut.. Clinton Darling is expected from
France in September. Roy Woodland is
with the army of occupation in Alsace-
Lorraine. These are the only two North
field men now overseas.
Miss Emma Alexander is caring for
Mrs. Sadie Farley of Farley, who was in
| jured by fall last week. She had just
returned from a visit with the Farleys
| when she was called there again.
Miss Miriam Caldwell returned to
Springfield the first of the week after
six-months' stay at the home of her par
, ents, Mr. and Mrs. F: b. Caldwell. She
has position in the Springfield library,
where she trained last year.
| w. r. Moody, chairman of the Liberty
and Victory loan committee, has turned
| over to the historical rooms of Dickinson
library two German helmets and gov
eminent certificates showing that North
field exceeded her quota in all the loans
The Tennis club planned picnic sup
per at their grounds Tuesday evening,
but as the shower prevented an enjoy
able time was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Harness. They hold
their regular meeting at the club grounds
Thursday evening with picnic supper.
Lieut.. A. Z. McGrath joined his broth.
err, Harold McGrath, July %, for few
days as the guest of DR.. A. \. Thompson
and family. He has been engaged in le-
= gal business in connection with claims and
l acquisitions in France since the signing
of the armistice. He has not yet been dis
charged
Fully 100 people attended the picnic
the afternoon and evening of July 80 on
the lawns at Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Holton's
The members of Mrs. A. G. Moodys sun
. day school class of women and their fam
lilies were present All enjoyed the hos
pitality of the Holton family, also the
beautiful location on the river,
Miss Florence Holton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Holton of this town,
was married to George Frederick Barre
in West Brattleboro July 81 by Rev. Ar
thur V, Woodworth pastor of the Con-
eregational church After an automobile
trip they will make their home in one of
the Manley apartments in Brattleboro.
. Lieut.. Linwood Corser arrived in
, Mortified Friday having been in service
in France a year. He enlisted while a
student of Carnegie institute in Pitts
burgh, in the sanitary squad. His work
has been in the water laboratories of
France testing the sanitary conditions
of water in lakes, rivers and all sources
of supply. He is guest of DR.. and Mrs.
n. p. Wood where he formerly lived, and
; is visiting his sister, Miss Blanche Cor
ser. He returns to Pittsburgh soon for
his senior year.
Lieut. Clarence Steadler arrived Friday
at the home of his mother after two
, years of service in France. He has IL
, days furlough and does not know wheth
er he will be discharged then or not.
Since the signing of the armstice he has
had his headquarters at Chaumont,
France, but his duties have taken him to
I all parts of that country. Lieut.. Stead
Ter trained with the. Harvard reserve
corps and then at Phttsmre. where he
received his commission. He is former
captain of the Boys Brigade. '' ~