The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-28
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

G. n. Kidder has new Nash truck.
Mrs. Rachael Williams is visiting in
Boston.
Charles Kelton of Parker avenue is
entertaining his mother from Medford.
Charles Z. Dickerson, .jr., was at home
from Harvard college over the week
end.
Mrs. Langton has moved to the apart
ment on the second floor of Webster
block.
William H. Merriman is moving to his
new home, recently occupied by Daniel
Sutherland.
The Mothers society will hold meet
ing with Mrs. F. b. Caldwell Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Misses Gustavson of Greenfield
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pfefferle last week.
Miss Esther Moody was at home from
Wellesley college for the week end with
two college friends.
The annual demonstration of the GYM
nasium class was held Saturday evening
at Skinner gymnasium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cotton are Wis
ting Mrs. Cotton s mother, Mrs. Starr,
and daughter in Connecticut.
Edward NJ. Kelly has returned to his
home here after spending the winter
| with his cousin in New York.
DR. and Mrs. Arthur j Brown of New
York city are spending a short time at
their summer home on North Main
street.
Ralph B. Doane visited his father. F
! w. Doane. last week He is n salesman
for the White & Wyckoff Paper com
pany of Holyokc.
The senior class of the high school
Will present a play at the town hall
| Saturday evening. Previous TO the play
the junior class will serve supper at
8 CLOCK.
The annual supper and social for the
students and faculty of Mortified SEM
! mary, who are members of the Congre
gational church, was held Monday night
in the ,vestry.
i A special meeting of Mortified cost
American Legion, was held at the select
men s rooms in the town hall April %
Several vacancies in the list of officer,
were filled and bylaws were presented
for adoption.
The Mortified board of trade vii
hold banquet the evening of May
at Hotel Northfield The other attrac
tons OF the evening will be addresse
by Clifton d. jackson, general secre
tary of the Springfield Chamber Of Com
mcrce, John A. Shirley, manager of tn
Eastern States Industrial and Agricul
tural League: the vice president ant
secretary of the Greenfield board O
trade and representatives of the Brat
Il ORC Chamber of Commerce. TIL
affair is open to all men. Tickets ar
on sale
hr annual meeting of the Mortified
branch OF the American Red Cross wa
held at Alexander hall Friday evenin
with Mrs y. p. Wood the branch chair
man, presiding. The following officer
were elected chairman. Mrs. A. |
t Fit; vice chairman, Rev G. l.. Thoml
son; secretary, S. f. Walker; treasure
+. A. Irish; executive committee. TIL
: officers, Dr. n p. Wood and Rev. F. v
= Pattison; home service, C. S. Warner
women 5 work, Mrs c. f. Dickersor
. publicity. S. f. Walker. G. T. Buffun
:. Mrs. y. p. Wood, who served ably q
chairman through the strenuous vcal
= or the war, was unanimously elpcte
chairman emeritus. There was favo
able discussion on the question of pr,
. curing community nurse, as such wol
= IS one of the five divisions of Red Gro.
/, work. Moving pictures for the tow
were al-o favored under Red Gro,
4 management. These two interests we
{ delegated to the executive commit,
8 for action. Mrs. Wood read the flo
lowing list of work completed by Il
/ local branch during the war: Surgic
: dressings 20,934, garments 1886, kni
ted goods 1888, layettes 46. Mrs. O
J car Wood of Mortified Farms. who
J. over so years of age. knitted ZIG pal
; of hose. She also knitted for the Ci.
war.