The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-18
MORTIFIED. MASS.

NORTHFIELD. MASS.
George Moody is home from Wesleyan
college.
Mrs. f. A. Holton is at Brattleboro
hospital.
Miss Hattie Bolton is home from teach
ing in Feeding Hills.
Mrs. Doris Doolittle Bolton is i'll at the
home of her mother.
i b. f. Field is i'll and Miss Jennie Rob
erts is caring for him.
| Max and Fred Huber were home from
Springfield over Sunday.
I Harold McGrath graduates from Wes-
leyan university this week.
Mrs Mary Doolittle goes Saturday to
Woodmont, Conn, to be a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Smith.
Lillian Alexander and several girl
friends will spend the weekend at Camp
Warwanaissa in Warwick.
Mrs. Farley and Miss Ethel Farley of
Farley and Miss Hattie Hastings of
Orange were guests of Mrs. G. IL. Web
ster Tuesday.
Miss Alfredo Green has been spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Watson
Cooley. She has Just graduated from q
New York hospital.
Alexander hall was filled with friends
of the 10 music pupils of Miss Marion
Webster Monday evening. The pupils
rendered pleasing program.
Lawson Wood, associated with tn,
Texas Oil company of Port Arthur
J Texas, has been guest of his uncle, DIR
n. p. Wood, and family 10 days.
Il Miss Angie Whitman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Whitman, graduate
from Oberlin college this week. She i
/ a Mortified high school alumnae, elias
of 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Winchell ar
. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Kiddel
( Mrs Winchell, formerly Miss Mario
| Shattuck, supervisor of music, viii direc
the singing at the high school gradua
e tioa Friday night.
: Children's Sunday was observed at tn
{ Unitarian church at the morning service
!. The children of the Sunday school gave
!. program of songs and recitations, an
Rev Mr.. Thompson preached a children
sermon. One child was christened at th
service.
News has been received of the death o
: Edwin c. Travers in Boston June /.
The burial took place in his native tow
: of Barre Tuesday. Mr.. Travers and wifi
spent several years here where he wa
' proprietor of the drug store at Eas
s Northfeld. Mrs. Travers survives.
Mrs. Clarence Randall was invited t
s the high school an afternoon last wee
: by Principal Allen in appreciation of he
assistance to the high school students
t procuring extra reference books. A shoI
r program was rendered and Mrs. Randa
: was presented flowers, confections al
other gifts.
d The High School Alumni associatio
; will hold its annual banquet at Hot
: Mortified Saturday evening at IA
; Miss Gertrude Atwood. the presiden
the secretary, has sent out $50 invit;
tions to alumni and former teachers
) the high school
Mrs. Max Huber left Thursday f,
]. Madison, Wis. to attend the graduate
= iof her son, William G. Huber. from Il
/" University~of Wisconsin a He>graduat,
= from the high school in 1918, studied tv
: years in Carnegie institute in Pitt
: bnrgh, served in the World war and tn,
went to the University of Wisconsin.
: DR.. and Mrs. y p Wood went by aut
y mobile June S to Franklin and return,
- Thursday. They We're guests OF A. \
) Pierce, principal of Dean academ
where they attended commencement,
- students receiving diplomas. This W
y the 50th anniversary of tile graduate,
Z of DIR. Wood from Dean academy, Al
he was a guest of honor and one of t
after-dinner speakers at the alumni ba
quet.
II The Congregational club of Frank
county met at Mortified Hotel Wedn,
he day evening. Ninety five were prese
for the banquet and business meet
re and entertainment Mr. Taylor of Sh
burne presided. A quartet from Gree
he field rendered several selections I
t. speaker of the evening was Frederi
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