The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-04
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

The senior class of the high school
went on an automobile trip to Boston
last week, visiting points of interest
there and in other places.
Miss Julia White has completed the
librarians course at Springfield library
She goes next fall to New York to take
a librarian course at Syracuse.
Herman Kendrick and friend, Donald
Adams, came from Norwich university, ,
Northfeld, VT, for the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kendriek.
Doris Ware and Donald Williams at
tended the state Young Peoples Rehg
ious Union meeting in Boston Thursday
as delegates from the local society
A. A. DeLarge, registered druggist, is
assisting at the East Mortified phar-
macy. He came here from Worcester,
where he had been in business recently.
Miss Miriam Caldwell was home from
Springfield for the holidays. Willis
Storm of New York city also was at the
home of F. B. Caldwell for this season.
The two-days' old son of Mr. and Mrs
| Raymond p Smell died last week at the
home of her parents in New York. Mrs.
Smell formerly was Violet Lyman of this
town.
Mrs. Pease of Vineyard Haven comes
this week to be a guest of Mrs. Fred
Pallam over the commencement season.
Her daughter, Miss Mary Pease, gradu-
ates from the seminary at this time.
Albert Gardner Ropes, son of Ripley
Ropes, died suddenly at his home in New
York May %. Mr.. Ropes and family
have spent many summers in this town
and have a fine estate just off Warwick
avenue.
Mrs. A. G. Moody goes Friday to
Wellesley college to spend several days
Her daughter, Esther, receives her di-
ploma there this year. This also is the
18th anniversary of Mrs. Moody's class
at Wellesley.
i Last week the Mortified high school
baseball team played two games with q
! Bernardston team. On Tuesday al
Bernardston Mortified won, IA to s, anC
J, Thursday Northtield won on the home
grounds, Il to 6.
The Unitarian Alliance met Wednes
: day with Mrs. T. r. Calender, and Mrs
: H. Fl. Mason as assistant hostess. Mrs
: c. II. Webster and Mrs. G. T. Thompson
presented the program, giving reports
of the May meetings in Boston.
! The birthplace of D. L. Moody has beer
bought by Mortified seminary and re
pairs on the exterior and the grounds
are being made. The property is gift
to the seminary of one of the trustees
Some of the rooms are to be used for ;
, memorial to d. l.. Moody and his mother
!. Betsey Moody. Definite plans for othe
$ uses of the home are not completed
Sidney p Tyler, son of Mr.. and Mrs
f. Leslie Tyler of West Mortified, ant
Miss Helen {. Scott, daughter of Mrs
7 George Scott of Winchester, \. H., wer
married at II o'clock Wednesday in tn
e Congregational parsonage by Rev. F. W
c Pattison. A double ring service wa
e used. Their home will be on Elm ave
nue. i'll East Mortified after a wedding
0 trip.
|, Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill
!. for the week end were her brother
Charles and viii Malley, Mrs Charlie
:, Mallcy, her sister, Mrs. Charles Wake
/ and husband, and Mr.. and Mrs. Russo
t Harrington, all of Boston. Charlie
Il Malley, formerly of this town, has bee
elected second lieutenant of the Ancien
Il and Honorable Artillery of Boston.
Invitations have been received for til
II wedding of Miss Marion Shattuck an
: Harold Brooks Winchell to take plat
Friday at s p. m. in the Congregation;
church at West Medford. A receptio
Y follows the ceremony at the church pa
is Tors. Their home is to be in Philade
e phia. Miss Shattuck has been IL
It supervisor of music in Mortified al
&c other towns of this district two years.
Commencement at Northfcld seminar