The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-24
MORTIFIED, MASS.

Robert Thomas, engineer at the semi |
nary power plant, is i'll.
Mrs. c. f. Williams entertained the
Girls club Friday evening
Mrs. Charles NJ Alexander is at the c
f. Dickinson home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baxter have re-
turned from visit in WestGeld.
Joseph Tie, who has been cook s Hotel
Mortified several years, has resigned.
d. /. Preston has sold his West North
field farm to Clarence Randall, who Will
move there May 10
Albert Anderson has opened a public
garage at the east end of the blacksmith
shop on Warwick avenue.
| Mrs. Frank Maynard has received news
of the death in Irvenestown, Ireland, OF
her brother, John Graham.
Mrs Charles warner will entertain the
Mothers society on Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Main street
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mooney Of
Charlestown, n H., are visiting their
mother, Mrs Charles Leavis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Flagg of Green
field spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Abott.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. \. G.
Moody met for a social afternoon with
Mrs Rachael Williams Thursday.
Miss Ethel and Miss Marion Moody and
) Miss Gladys Hutton are at the Moody
homestead for the seminary vacation
Rayond McGrath, clerk at Hotel North
field, has resigned and will teach in Rut
land, Mass, in a school for disabled sold
] iels
; Guests Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas PaIke
: last week were Ted Alderman of Newark
: n, J., and Mrs Marion Nash Thompson
a Of Amherst.
d On Sunday evenings at the Congrega
tional church Rev. F. w Pattison
giving a series of illustrated talks on Til
) Passion Play Of Oberammergau.
5, Fresh eggs for distribution among tn
r poor of Boston are solicited this weel
IS Mrs \. C. Roberts viii receive the egg
5e and send them to the Boston Flowl
Is Mission.
e, w. J. Anderson of Mount Hermor
- who has been superintendent of the lau
= dry several years, has resigned to 90
his farm in Vermont, which is most
= apple orchards
10 Miss Ruth Maynard has completed h
II course at the BIattleboro Business ms
~ tute aud on Monday became stenograph
81 in the Office Of Goodnow, Pearson al
- Hunt Of Brattleboro
err Mrs John Otte, her daughter, Margar
er and Miss Helen Smith are spending t
I'd seminary vacation in New Hurley, n.
with Mrs Cites daughter, and famil
Rev and Mrs George B. Sehoton
mt About 50 members of the Brotherho
re- and Boys Brigade attended the Father al
ID Son banquet Friday night in the vest
IN Of the Congregational church Carl Wi
rs man was in charge of the menu, viii
ed consisted Of roast beef mashed potat
be Parker House rolls, apple pie. ice crea1
he cake and coffee The Brigade render
lily songs, cheers and stunts during the eve
Tot ing Later addresses were given by Re
res Thomas Lutman of Shelburne Falls,
I'm W. Halves, secretary of the !. NJ, c.
~, Of Franklin county, Rev. F. w. PATHS
lor and w G. Roberts. +. f. Howard, pre-
be dent of the Brotherhood, presided.
or On Friday evening of this week the q
~ nual athletic meet Of the Boys Briga
IL and St. Michaers Cadets of Brattlebc
~ will be held \ basketball gal
IL, for possession Of a silver cup will first
~, played 4 competitive drill between
an two companies will be judged by Fl