The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07

the students of Mt. HeTmon on the lift /
Of the founder, D. L.. Moody This i |
he first time since the opening Of the |
schools in September that the schools |
have been allowed TO be together OF |
account of the prevalence OF inhdenza !
Both schools are almost entirely free |
from it now.
Miss Miriam Caldwell was home from
Springfield for the weekend
DR.. and Mrs. n. p. Wood arc at Fl
Monte, California. after very pleas
ant trip.
\ Mrs. Fred H. Doolittle has her moth
err, Mrs. Is. Alden Noursc of Westboro,
with her for the winter,
Ernest Howard, SON of Mr.. and Mrs
y 0. Howard, has arrived in the Unit
ga States from France.
Lester Abbott returned last week
from Camp Devens, where he had been
/ in training eight months.
I Ben.ami James. who has been In
/ service in France, has returned to the
/ United States aud IS expected home
soon
A reception to the new students al
I Mortified seminary viii be held next
Monday evening by the Mortified sem
mary church union
Arthur Howe. formerly employed 1t
the seminary, was + recent guest at
the home Of Allen Field He has been
IN southern training camp.
The tennis club met with lis secre-
tary, Miss Marion Webster Tuesday
evening. An entertainments Of insect
laneous lectures is to be given by the
! club III the near futuhes -"
| Miss Lizzie Purple received tel
egram SATURDAY announcing the death
in Chicago Of her cousin, William Pur-
pie. He spent several years IN the
Purple family when boy
The Unitarian alliance met Wednes-
day afternoon in the home Of Mrs. n
". keet with Mrs. G. & Seurns in
charge of he program. AIRS G. n Kid
der assisted AIRS Keot as hostess fol
the social hour
The Foreign Missionary society, met
Wednesday at the parish house ant
Mrs. Evans, assisted by Mrs. Gillett,
and Mrs. johnson, presented The Trai
Makers, the fourth chapter of WomeI
Workers Of the Orient
Mrs. A. G Moody and daughter Mir
lam, have arrived at Daytona, Florida
to Join Mrs Moody s father for fev
months George and Gordon Mood,
viii live al Mount Hefmon during thei
absence and their house win be closed
The first OF series Of three ensem
bic reeitals by the music department
OF Mortified seminary was given II
Russell Sage chapel Monday afternoon
The artists were Miss Mable Angel, OF
ganist, Mrs. G. f. pickersoa, Miss Jeu
ME Haight, Miss Viva Faye Richardson
pianists; Mrs. Edith Christie Miller, ii
olinist. The next recital is Feb II a
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The Fortnightly met Monday in Alex
ander hall with Mrs +. T. Howard il
charge Mrs 4. H. Doolittle presente
the subject Of Alaska The program
showed much study and thought in ii
presentation Mrs G. G. Stoclzbridg
gave q paper on Alaska S geographical
features and natural wonders. Alask
Internationally was The subject OF pa
per bv Miss TaiSie Allen. Mrs. Doc
little gave the fact ef Alaska wol
derful resources. Miss Elzabcth HeN
ard gave a pleasing piauo selection
The attendance was smell owing t
other attractions OF the afternoon
The first Of a series Of services /
welcome the returning t. S. SERVE
men was held IN the Congregations
church Sunday evening, when the In
tartan congregation Joined with II
former. Rev T. W. rattison and Re
g. L. Thompson conducted the prograf
Lieut. Card Wellnmn gave an intcres
ing talk on the first contingent
Mortified boys Who wont %. Cam