The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-03
NORTHFIELD, MASS.


Mrs. F. A. Holton has returned from
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Z. L. Joslin is in Arlington visit
Mrs. Ralph Forsaith is recovering from
an operation
Miss Esther Long spent the weekend
in Brattleboro.
Miss Helen Swenberg of Wellesley isl
a guest at A. G. Moody's.
Miss Dorothy Fay of Chicopee Falls Isl
guest of Miss Victoria Sankey.
Rev. Mr.. Van Bundle has gone to Sill
yer Bay, N. Y, to attend conference.
The Mortified town baseball team
played Winchester, n. H., last week, the
latter winning 1910.
Miss Sylvia Halves, formerly teacher
of the high school, is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. f. Howard.
| Mrs. John Reed and three children OF
Greenfield are visiting her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. 7. A. Clark.
DR.. and Mrs Bigford of Boston, visited
their sister, Mrs Malborn, and family at
| the Wood cottage on the hillside last
] week.
r. G.. Sauter and family plan to occupy
the apartment on the north side OF the
Hunt house at the corner of Maple and
Main streets.
Mrs. Marsh has returned from Straight
college in New Orleans and is matron at
/ Weston nall this summer. John Marsh
is home from Yale university.
Miss Bernice Webster is home from
her years teaching. She will go Monday
to take an eight weeks course at New
| York university in New York city. She
will study design and methods of teaching
advanced classes.
Mr. and Mrs William Whitaker OF
lWoodlawn, n Y, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Maynard. Mrs. Roy Ingra-
HAM and baby of Guilford, Vt, came
Thursday to spend the weekend with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Maynard.
Summer residences and cottages on Rus
tic Ridge and Mountain Park have beer
fast filling with the summer colony this
week. Mortified seminary campus ha
been put in excellent condition for thu
Young Womens conference convenin:
Rev. F. w. Pattison went Tuesday Il
Boston to be away until July s. He at
tends the International Council of Congre
gational churches There will be no NOR
services in the Congregational church TIN
! summer but the church work will con
, tinue with services in the auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Sutherland hav
returned from their wedding trip and ar
| at Caldwell cottage on Highland avenue
{ / On Monday night large party of thei
friends from Hotel Mortified gave then
sarenade. and furnished an entertain
ment and refreshments for the evening
Rev. and Mrs w w Coe were her
a few DAYS from Westfeld, \. j., AM
have gone to Boston to attend the Inter
i national Coudcil of Congregations
churches Miss Mildred Coe, who cam
l. here with them, viii remain here at thel
{ Main street home.
here this week.
The preacher at the young women's cor
d ference Sunday, July 4, at lO.45 a. m
5 viii be Rev. John Daniel Jones, ID. D., G
Bournemouth, England. Rev. Mr.. Jone
will also preach at s D. m. Much interes
is attached to his presence on this Sunda
J. | since he was the preacher of the annua
: sermon at the international Council {
1 CONGREGATIONAL churches held this wee
in Boston,
The women's town meeting was he'll
saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Alex
lander hall. About 80 were present an
Miss Annie Campbell, chairman of tn
HAIL committee, presided. A musical pro
gram was rendered. Mrs c. Fl. Webste
s. and two daughters, Miss Marion an
Ie Miss Bernice, rendered piano trio; Mis-
:. Annie ODonnell sang two selections an
Mrs. s. +. Walker gave piano sol(
Mrs. Samuel CoehTane of China gave
talk on The Women of China, which wa
much appreciated. The following ne1
members of the Alexander hall commit
tee were elected: Mrs. Frank Evans
Mrs. A. G.. Moody, who succeeds Mrs. "
IC. Roberts. and Mrs. G.. T.. Williams
Miss Mary Dutton continues as she is
life member; Mrs. Z. f. Howard, chain
man; Mrs. T. r. Calender, secretary an
lg treasurer. Reports of committees wer
If heard and accepted.