Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-07-25
NoR,THFlELD,- MASS.


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The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
: Hicks has measles.
Mrs. Julia Newton is with her sister
Mrs. N. p. Wood.
Miss Grace Maynard of Maiden is visit
ing Frank Maynard and family
! David Selleg spent the week end al
the home of w. A. Wright
Mrs. Frank Webster of Hartford is
a guest of Mrs. c. H. Webster.
Merle Roberts of Watertown is Wis.
ting his aunt, Mrs. F. r. Pallam.
W.. II. Caldwell of Boston visited his
brother and sister here last week
Mr.. Bixby of New Haven is guest
of his sister, Mrs. Hattie Barker Ward
Miss Bessie Moore is visiting her sister
Mrs. Henry Shepherd, in Great Barring
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crane and son, Don
aid, are with Mrs. Ellen Crane Stcbbns
for a visit.
Miss Esther Darby is station agent at
Mortified while Agent Smith is away on
his vacation.
Mr.. Aver of Connecticut is at the log
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Birnam road.
Mrs. Herbert Field and daughter, Miss
Mary Field of Springfield, have a cottage
on Rustic Ridge.
Mortified Grange has attached an at
tractive sign to its hall, lettered North
field Grange No. g."
Mrs. Emma Fit Powell is at Manas-
guam Park, l.. l., at the home of her par.
| ents for the summer
James Bronson Murray and family of
Yonkers, n. Y, are at their summer
home on Winchester road
Joseph Lindsey and family of Brooklyn
came by automobile last week and spent
a few days visiting friends.
Frank Kenncy has returned from
service in the war and is now at his
home on Warwick avenue.
Lieut.. Clarence Steadler sailed from
Brest Friday. He is expected to ar
rive in New York next Monday.
Mrs. James Orr and son, Lieut. Ray
mond Orr, and Master Dick Orr of Nir-
ginia are at the Isaiah Moody cottage as
usual
DR.. Julia S. Baright has returned to
Ocean Grove, n. j., after visit of
month with her daughter, Mrs. l.. II.
Alexander and family.
Mrs. f. A. Welch and Miss Marion
Webster will return from Quincy this
week, where they have visited Mr.. Davis,
mother of Mrs. Welch.
Kenneth Foreman, who enlisted in
war service in Italy, is now employed at
the seminary. His brother, Dan Fore
man, was killed in Flanders.
Albert Brown, who has been one of the
solo singers with Charles NJ. Alexander,
is the leader of the singing at the Audito-
rum this summer for the conferences.
Miss Della Joslin sister of Mrs. r. A.
Clark, has gone to California for the
sumo teaching in Medford on her return
Mrs Serena Blodgett and son, Fran
els, of Springfield are guests of Mrs
c. C. Stockbridge and family Mrs.
Blodgett is a daughter of Mrs. Stock
bridge.
Miss Gilman, missionary in China and
sister of the late Mrs Nettie b. Knight
of East Northfeld has been visiting
friends here She is home for a years
furlough
Reunions of the Alexander relatives
have been held at Camp Warwanaissi
in Warwick the past two Sundays.
There were present 10 on July 6 and l 1
on July 90.
John Phelps has stocked the brooks
with trout fngerlngs secured from
the Montague state hatchery. About
5000 were put in the various brooks
of the town.
Miss Dorothy Settlers is a guest Ct
ters of Miss Edith Seadler Both for
merly lived here and are now living in
Oxford, Mass
Miss Mary Moody, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Moody, and Miss Esther
Briley of the seminary are in New York
this summer, assisting in fresh air work
among the Italian children.
II. II. Crozier and Ralph Leach, Sc
lectmen, have awarded the contract for
building the bridge over Milers brook
to w. II. Bcttcher of Sheburne Falls.
He will begin work Aug. /.
The Franklin County convention of
Women S Relief corps will be held at ,
Lake Pleasant Wednesday, Aug 6, for
the quarterly meeting. Delegates for
the local corps will attend.
Howard A. NJ. Briggs, president of
Straight college in New Orleans, is at his
place on Winchester road He has a col
ored quartet from the college with him,
who are travelling in the North in the
interests of Straight college
Capt. Edward Albert McGrath has
arrived in New York and is expected
here in few days. He trained in the
officers reserve corps at Plattsburg and
has served with the 30lst regiment
After the signing of the armistice he
served at Neuf Chateau in settling re
QUESTIONS and claims of the French in |
connection with the American forces. |
Previous to his cnlisting he was law
yer in Brookline. For many years he
lived here.