The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-07
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Jesse GuiIford in Golf Tourney

Guests of the Mortified hotel, together
with many visitors from surrounding
towns. witnessed a wonderful exhibition of
golf at the Mortified hotel scenic course
Labor day by the state champion, Jesse
Guilford. the noted long-distance golfer.
Paired with Frank Kennel against Van
Arsdale and Nelson Raymond. he lowered
the course record by no less than eight in
the morning round. bringing it down TO -,
and in the afternoon played to II. The
September sun, the clear atmosphere and
the surrounding mountains made an at
tractive setting for the game.
Camp Mortified has closed for the sea
son.
Miss Miriam Caldwell of Springfield
| spent the holidays at her home here.
Mrs. II. Fl. Chamberlain is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Barrett, in Hartford.
Prof. and Mrs. f. l.. DuIey are home
from their summer spent in Gloucester.
| Miss Wood and Miss Weeks are at their
! bungalow on Birnam road for September.
! Miss Doris Laird goes to Norwood. y
| j., to be physical director in the high
school.
Mrs. Theo Lyman and Miss Florine Ly-
man visited with Mr. and Mrs. ID. +. Ly-
man over the holidays.
| Robert Murray of Syracuse college
spent the holidays with his sister, Mrs
Fred T. Pallam, and family.
Mrs. Menzel and daughter Agnes, have
gone to Wellesley Heights to live. Her
son, Southland Mcneil. enters Yale this
year.
c. Theodore Bailey of Brattleboro re
| turned from two weeks in New Haven
Saturday and spent the holiday at Mrs
| L. b. Caldwell's.
Dr. and Mrs. \. J. Brown will return to
| New York this week. They have rented
/ their home to Rev. and Mrs. Lion, who
| have occupied the Hunt house.
| Rev and Mrs. w. W. Coe have returned
/ to Westfeld. y. J.. and their home is occu
pied by Superintendent Best and family
and by Miss Mcdonald, the principal OF
the high school.
! Miss Ellen Howard is home from New
York for few days. She will go with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. +. Howard
to Bartlett. y. H.. to visit and then t.
Portland, Me, where they will visit Mrs
Newton Howard.
The Mortified Press has changed own
ership. II. Il. Hoyt has sold to Charles
| +. Bittinger. who comes here from Ply
mouth. He has had about 20 years expe
rience in newspaper work and should bC
well fitted to assume the responsibility 81
giving the town a good newspaper. He
ana his IainllN VIII occupy an apartment
in Miss Sarah Miuot's house. Mr.. Hoy
has gone to the home of his father in Pitts
field, n. H., who is very i'll. During Mr.
IIOyt's ownership of the Press he hai
brought to it a large amount of adver
tiSing, which has made it Il paying propo
SitiOn.
Mrs. Eugenia Bradley, 76, widow o
Charles Otis Bradley of Springfield, diet
at the Mortified hotel Sunday. Since thu
deah of her husband in 1895 she hat
spent her time in travel and the last l.
years at this hotel She had endcaret
herself to those who came in daily contac
with her by her cheerful, generous charac
ter. Rev. +. w Pattison conducted tn,
Episcopal funeral service at the hotel Ii
brary Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. TIL
body will be cremated at the Springfield,
cemetery chapel and the burial will TAX
Iplace in the family lot there. She was
naive of Crawford, Conn. Mrs Russell
leaves a daughter. Mrs. III. G. Chaplin
who is in Europe. and a half-brother, VIII
liam g. Bradley of California.