The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-21
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

IN ON II lELO, MAID.
Donald Barber is i'll with measles.
Little Gertrude Dresser has measles, as
has Henry Holton, jr.
Mrs William Priest is recovering aft
pr several weeks of illness.
Miss Esther Cowles spent the week end
IN Springfield with Mrs Walter Sherwood. /
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Stone viii leave
Friday for a two-weeks' visit in New
York
Miss Marion Webster attended a meet
ing Of the Clef club Of Northampton
Tuesday.
Benjamin Jones has gone to New Brit
ain to work, whore his brother, Dwight
Jones, lives.
DIR. and Mrs. A. L. Newton have been
entertaining Mrs. W. J. Anderson of
Shoreham, Vt
Mrs. Mary DoolttIe is spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs w. II. Brack
EFT, in Maiden.
Mrs. Charles Mooney Of Springfield is
guest of her aunt Mrs. E. W. Cowles,
for a few weeks.
The home science class of the high
school furnished luncheon for the dress
making class Tuesday.
Mrs G. H. Webster and daughter, Miss
Marion, entertained the Neighborhood
club Friday evening. There were l6 pres
ent
On Jan. 80 the board of trade viii hold
a get-together meeting, followed by a
| luncheon. The town warrant will be
discussed.
w. H. Waite viii go to Springfield
| Thursday and her daughter, Mrs. Walter
4 Sherwood, and baby viii return with her
for few days.
a basketball team from the Second
/ Congregational church of Greenfield
played the team of the Boys Brigade
and won, 40 to O.
Mr.. FELTON, Of Greenfield will be at the
selectmen's room of the town hall this
week Friday to help in making out the
income tax papers.
\ motion picture company gave an eX-
hibtion in the town hall Saturday night
before a large audience. The same com
pany viii be here again this week.
The rifle range, under the direction of
Carl Williams, is welcomed with much
enthusiasm by the Boys Brigade, who
used it last Friday night for the first
time.
/. O. Clapp, Raymond Clapp, Mrs. F.
w. Harness, l.. 4. Polhemus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ". Dpane attended the meeting
OF the Franklin County Farm Bureau in
Greenfield last week Wednesday.
Rev. +. W. Pattison was the speaker
at the meeting of the Fortnightly club
Monday afternoon IN Alexander hall Ills
subject was Prison Reforms and Prison
Reformers. Mr. Pattison visited several
prisons during the war, and lie showed a
thorough understanding Of present-day
reforms in prisons Mrs f. 4 Holton
who was in charge, read a poem written
by a prisoner. Miss Marion Shattuck
sang.
The dressmaking class held its first
j.. meeting last week Thursday at Alexander
, hall. Miss Margaret Howard is the teach
es and the five women who are receiving
the instructions are Mrs. +. w. Harness.
\ Mrs. II. NJ. Bristol, Mrs Daniel Suther-
land, Mrs. c. H. Webster and Miss Marion
lolton. Miss Howard taught the draft
. ing Of a skirt last Thursday. On Tues
day Of this week an all-day meeting OF
the class was held at the same place
with Miss Howard. who will continue a
instructor until Mrs Reed of Boston. OF
the state home economics department
comes later for two lessons. ANY woman
may visit the class for observation
The annual meeting of the Mortified
Cooperative Exchange was held il
/ Grange hall Saturday afternoon The
following officers were elected: President
| A. 4. Dunklee; directors, i. Q. Clapp
| Fred Davis. G. A. Parker, Arthur Mar
4 tindale; clerk, G. T. Thompson; treasurer
Il f. w. Williams. Mr.. Alger of Greenfield
superintendent of the Boys and Girls
club, was present, also two professor
! from Amherst agricultural college, VIII
: spoke on Cooperative Organization Thi
exchange plans to buy car loads Of fertil
izer this spring for lis patrons On ac
a count of local competition in grain, j