The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-13
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Rebecca Alexander of Spring
field was here for the Wright -Goodnow
wedding.
Miss Madeline Beaman OF Cambridge
was n recent guest of Miss Gertrude
Calender.
Nettie Hewitt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hewitt, is recovering from
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Frank Aldrich has bought the
place occupied by Richard Stratton on
Warwick avenue.
Miss Marion Shattuck is training a
| chorus for Sunday evening singing at
| the Congregational church.
Final examinations are held this
| week and next at Mortified seminary.
The new term opens Jan. "a.
Mrs. Frank Green and son, Bigelow,
spent few days last week with her
sisters, Mrs. T. H. Parker and Mrs. j.
W. Field
The annual meeting of the North
field Cooperative exchange will be held
in Grange hall the afternoon Of Jan.
Il at 1870 o clock.
Mrs. F. A. Holton has charge of the
| Fortnightly next Monday afternoon.
The subject is, Prison Reforms and Re.
| formers, Past and Present.
Mrs. T. G. Darby has returned from
Fort Terry, \. Y. where she spent the
holidays with her daughter and nus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Turnage.
George II. Black and daughter, Doro-
thy, of Hutchinson, Kan, have been
t,v,1. - IL Il.
Parker avenue. Mr. Back of this town
is father of G. II. Black.
There have been 20 deaths in this
town in the past year. Twelve of the
persons We're over "three score years
and ten, :" and 20 over 90 years of age
This is IA less deaths than in 1918.
Mrs. David BAH has had rs her
guests Rev. H. c. and Mrs Macarthur
of Cambridge. Mr. Macarthur was
chaplain with the A. +. F. IN France,
working under Rev. Paul D. Moody.
The annual town meeting will be held
in the town hall Monday, Feb. ,, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock. The warrant
includes % articles for consideration.
, One of interest to many is in regard to
joining with nearby towns in securing
a public health community nurse.
Joseph Tie, ir, son of Mr.. and Mrs
J Joseph Tie of Birnam road, is at
Springfield hospital, where he had nm
operation for adnoids and enlarged ton
sils. He also had symptoms OF diph-
. liberia when his father visited him Sat
urday. He is three years old.
: Rev. A. W Halsey, D. D., of the
Q Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-
: sions of New York city was the speaker
in the Congregational church Sunday
He gave an enlightening account Of th'
h Inter church World Movement IL
: spoke at Mortified seminary in tn,
[ evening.
I; Mrs Edw. Smith has news of tn
5. marriage of her niece. Miss Anna Paul
: Inc Morgan, daughter of William /
/. Morgan of Chico. Cal, to Wesley II
1, Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes are liv
l. ing in Richmond, Cal Mr.. Morgan am
i family moved from this town II Cali
fornia Il years ago
~ Mrs. Reed, of the state home eco
n Monies department, who spoke tc tn
Il Fortnightly on Dress last year, is to b
/ here Feb. 10. and Mar. IL Mrs. F. Y
!. Harness is in charge of securing
N group OF women TO start a class in gar
r ment making. Miss Margaret Howar
: of Greenfield win give the class il
40 struetions before Miss Reed comes.
!, class of five women is needed Othe
n women may come for observation Mis-
i Reed is an expert on short cuts in gai
ment making.
e 1t is computed that 10000 threads {
e. the web of full grown spider are no