The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-04
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Miss Bernice Webster was home from
Huntington for the Weekend
Mrs. Carroll Miller is guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Clapp.
Next Sunday viii lie observed as = Go
to Church Sunday at the Mortified
churches.
The high school has sold its Liberty
bond and bought reference books which
they very much needed.
The young people Of the Unitarian
church will give social Thursday
evening, to which all are invited
A neighborhood prayer meeting win
be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. r.
II. Woodbury. Wednesday evening of
this week
CORTLAND Finch spoke to the BOYS
Brigade on Friday night Of his expert
ences in the recent war. He showed a
gas mask and German helmet which
he secured.
The Franklin county branch of the
Massachusetts association of the league
of nations has organized Frank w.
kellogg has been elected from this
own TO work in the furtherance of the
league.
Twin daughters were born TO NJ.
and Mrs. Charles Tennev at Mortified
Farms Feb. Is. one of whom died the
same day. They were granddaughter
~cf Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Duaklee of South
Vernon, VI.
The annual track meet of the Boys
/ Brigade will be held in Skinner gym
nasium Friday, March !. at clcek
! The Brattlehoro cadets will be present
and play the Brigade nj basketball
| There wlll also be II prize drill, fancy
marching and special music. Admission
| is by tickets only. Honorary members
| will have seats reserved for them
Tie Fortnightly has secured Mrs
I Reed Of Greenfield To give a lecture and
/ demonstration of proper STYLES and pat
tern drafting Monday afternoon, April
| Z, and all women are invited to hear
| hes Sine comes through the influence
OF Miss Margaret Howard Of the
Franklin County Farm Bureau and
Mrs. F. A. Welch, the Mortified repre-.
sentative of the bureau.
/ Mrs c. II. Webster attended ths
funeral of Charles w Hastings in Or
ange Friday. He married Lois Wei ster
a sister of the late G. H. Webster :.
mother of this town She died ssvera
wears ago. Mr.. Hastings was - year,
and 6 months old. He and his daughter
Miss Hattie Hastings, have been FIRE
quent visitors here. Mrs. Brown Of Yer
non is sister of his Wife.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Warner have re
eeived an interesting letter from thei
son. Lieut. Roger Warner On Feb
he was given l0-davs' leave of alb
sance travel and he went to Nice il
France, which is very beautiful port
Every four months they are given II
days for rcerea ion and travel. At on
time he met Thomas Mason OF ,hi
town in Paris. He does not expect {,
return until summer. He is enjoyin;
his opportunities for study of Francl
historical centres, of art, of arehiteeht
ure and of its people.
The second union service OF tn
churches was held Sunday evening il
The Unitarian church with a large ut
tendance w. c. Roberts presided Th
devotions were conducted by Rev G
l.. Thompson, ard ReS- f. w Pattiso
spoke on What can We 10 for the hoy
as ihey return from service? Patriot
exercises were given by the Bo
Rangers and hv the Boys Brigade. /,
r. Hamilton, commander of the c. 4
H.. gave a welcome 70 the service me
present. Special singing was renderc
by the choir OF tho church with a sol
by Miss Shattuck Charles s. Warnc
gave the following interesting staff
ties: Northfed had - in the scrvic
of the great war; % already have lee
discharged, Il of whom were d
charged the past month There III
been one death, Miss Laura McGrat
lThere are - in service nos and 2S {
these are in foreign lands
More children would have respect f,
the opinion of age if age had more !