The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-04

Mrs T. A. Clark and mother, Mrs Eliz-
abeth Joslin, are i'll.
A. P Fit viii supply at the Congrega
tional church of East Fairlee, Vt.
Thursday, Feb 5, is Founders day at
Mortified seminary and Mount Hermon
school.
! Miss Persis Washer has gone to SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, for three months stay with
her parents.
| Polly Parker daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ T. A. Parker is visiting her grandparents
in Greenfield.
DIR. A. n. Thompson preached in the
Unitarian church Sunday in the absence
of the pastor.
] Rev. ". S. Anderson, evangelist of
Franklin county, spoke in Russell Sage
chapel Sunday
Lieut. Carl Whitman will succeed Capt.
Roy Miner of Brattleboro as drill master
of the Boys Brigade.
The Student conference of Y. NJ c. A
viii not meet at East Mortified this
year, but will 90 to Silver Bay, \. y.
Rev. G. L. Thompson spent the week
end in Boston and attended executive
board meeting of the Unitarian Fellow
ship for Social Justice.
Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs Lamb, cut
the end of one finger off in a corn cutter
last week He was taken to Greenfield
hospital and the finger end was replaced.
Dr. G. Campbell Morgan is in the
United States speaking at conferences
, in various cities He will be at North
field for the commencement of Mortified
, seminary.
, Prof Brown of Princeton university
I lectured at Philips hall Monday night on
The League of Nations The faculty and
, senior class were invited. Prof Brown
0 is friend OF Prof F. L. Duley.
d Mrs. G. n. Kidder entertained the Uni.
$ tartan Alliance Wednesday afternoon
Mrs \. W Kent will assist her a.
4 hostess. The program will be in charge o.
y Miss Sarah Minot and Miss Bessie Conk
i lin.
y Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
, +. B. Caldwell for the weekend wer,
> their daughter, Miss Miriam Caldwell o
Springfield, their nephew, Charles \
i Bamforth Of New York, and G. Theodor
. Bailey of Brattleboro
st The board of trade held a regula
L meeting Friday night at Grange hall am
L reported very profitable time Rev G
L. Thompson presided and the town war
y rant was discussed. Lunch was serve
|; by f. A. Irish and F. w Harness.
F. w. kellogg has secceeded H. S. Ston
: as assistant manager of Hotel Mortified
{ Mr.. kellogg also is purchasing agent 70
:, the hotel. George Macmillan succeed
r Mr.. kellogg as buyer for Mortified semi
N nary. They took their positions Feb. /,
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bartlett of Suna
D. pee, who spent the winter of 1917 a
il, East Mortified, are now on a trip aroun
the world. At present they are in NeN
Zealand, visiting Mrs Bartlett's mothe
and two brothers, who formerly lived i
England.
On Saturday night 25 children gathere
at the vestry of the Congregations
church for social of the junior Christina
Endeavor society. After supper, serve
by the children, Rev. F. w. Pattison CAV
a lecture on DIR. Bernardo's work in Eng
land, which he illustrated with the stere
opticon.
The following conferences will be he'll
here the coming summer: Young Won
ems, Women's Summer School of HON
Missions of the East, Summer School q
Women's Foreign Missionary societie
Summer School of Religious Education
General Conference of Christian Work
ers. The dates of these gatherings wi
be announced amout March l.