The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-22
MORTIFIED, MASS.
Easter in the Churches.

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violin obhgato
Communion was observed in the Con-
church and large number
united with the church. In the evening
an Easter cantata was rendered under
the direction of Mrs S. L. Walker, by
the choir, assisted by talent from Mount !;
Hermon and Mortified seminary. The ]
solo parts were taken by Prof. Lawrence
of Mount Hermon and Miss Eleanor +
Sands of the seminary. Rev. r. w Pat
tison preached on, Christ is Risen, and
Rev. G. l.. Thompson on, The Things
That Are Immortal
A. j. Ayers has WillysKnight auto
mobile.
F. ". Kellogg has new Nash auto
mobile
Frank Evans has traded his Dodge car
for Buick.
Mrs. f. H. Doolittle spent few days
in Fitchburg last week.
Telephone service was resumed at 10
o'clock Monday morning.
Miss Doris Chamberlain, nurse in Al
bany, has been home recently.
| Miss Miriam Caldwell and Miss Ruth
Roberts, were at home for Easter
Charles E. Dickinson, jr., was home
from Harvard university for Easter.
William Dale and John Broderick have
been here from Camp Devens on furlough.
E. f. Howard has sold his Overland
car to Charles Hate He has a new Ford.
Mrs. /. H. Lazele spent the weekend
in Gill with her brother, Alfred Sprague.
| re ahn1l
ence at the high school, has been i'll two
weeks.
Rev. F. W. Patt;son conducted ser
vice at the West Mortified hall Sunday
| afternoon.
Miss Emma Wright and Harold Good
now were Easter guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A Wright.
Mrs. Frank Britton spent last week in
Brattleboro with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Kirk Minis
Mrs. Kate Fowler will sell her place
and household furniture at auction Thurs
day of this week
Miss Shattuek, supervisor OF music, has
had herr mother, Mrs. Shattuck of North
ampton, as her guest few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eddy of Boston
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Main Street removing the furniture,
James Crelan has sold his livery stable
business to f. l.. Proctor of Antrim \
II. Mr.. Proctor was the former owner.
Miss Hazel Partch, teacher in East
Hartford, Conn, has been visiting friends
here She was supervisor Of music her,
last year
! Mrs. Cora Wilkins and three children
). have moved into the Mead house Mrs
!. Wilkins will work for Dr. and Mrs
4 L. Newton
d Arthur Percy FIT, who recently re
g turned from V NJ c. A. work in France
c viii speak in the Congregational church
5 next Sunday. g
/ Erdix Upham, who lives on the Nevill
s place. was given birthday surprise pan
ty Saturday night by his fellow employe
at Hotel Mortified.
L The Boys Brigade have been holdin
7 special drills in preparation for the con
4 petitive drill with St. Michaels Cadets i
y Brattleboro Friday evening,
> Mount Hermon school opened last wee
for the summer term with a regstratio
= OF All This is a record number for I'll
: summer term and many are older boys.
Miss Cation of the Cheshire Count
Farm Bureau gave a demonstration
serving and drafting at the home of Mr.
: Allen Field Thursday and Friday la
=, week.
J. Miss Margaret Howard and Miss Ma
:. ion Shattuck both supervisors OF mus
- at some time in Mortified, were guest
= Sunday of Mrs Webster and Miss MAJ
ion Webster
=. Miss Margaret, Howard of Greenfe
he was weekend guest of Mrs: c. II, We
n. ster and family Dwight Alexander
r.. Springfield, Mrs Webster's brother, all
or was a guest there.
a Ambert c. Moody arrived home fro
Florida Saturday. Mr. Moody and daug
ter will start for Mortified this week al
es- visit en- route, expecting to arrive he
lat the first week in May
to On Thursday evening of this week n
in Dole of Shelburne, an official of t
en- Franklin County Farm Bureau, will
of at library hall to organize a pig eli
las among boys and girls from 10 to Is yea
oW of age
his Samuel f. Walker arrived in Northtie
of Saturday night, having spent year
ng \. NJ. {. A. service III. France. He. h
he had thrilling experiences, as the ship
in which he went to France was sunk by
torpedo and he. lost all his belonging
All on board were rescued.
the Private, David Selleg returned frc
The France Friday on. the English ship, III
les erstrain. landing in Boston. He came
&c. Northfeld Saturday for few days f,
Idy Tough Saturday. Mr. Selleg enlisted fr,
OF this town early in the war. He a
served on the. Mexican border sever
.1 months. He has had three years of s
her vice and was wounded once.
nm H A. Reed was bringing some OF t
iiii l1ermon men to the Congregational chur
Sunday evening and had two of his SIN
sons with him, At the road where
=. lives, Glenn street, he stopped and
them out TO go home, They went b;
on. of the car and Francis was struck by
!. 30 car driven by Mrs. John Barker. He v
ieh somewhat bruised and is suffering Fl
4 h. al,-