The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-12
NORTHFJELD. MASS.

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Mrs George H Thomas of BrattleborO
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. n. L. Wood
| Clarence Steadler is having a vacation
| from his work at the seminary power
| plant.
| DIR. and Mrs. Arthur \. Thompson will
| leave Monday for COcoanut Grove, Fla,
| their winter home.
DR.. and Mrs r. II Philbrick attended
! the Wesleyan-Amherst football game at
| Amherst Saturday.
George McEwan has moved his family
| to the new colonial house OF Miss Bertha
| VI. Wood on Birnam road.
! Mrs \ 5. Mcrrill returned last Friday
! from Boston. where she was seriously i'll
as the result of dental work.
The Mothers society will meet with
! Mrs. +. ". Pattis0n Wednesday after
neon. All mothers are invited.
Miss Ada Alden, who is employed at
| kenarden hail and lives with Mrs Stead
| Ter, is visiting at her home in Salem.
I Col. II. W Gibson of Brattleboro Will
speak at Sage chapel Armistice day at
/ 10 o'clock to the seminary students.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foreman and Miss
! Margaret Foreman will go to their VIM
ter home in Portsmouth, Va, Tuesday
Joseph Ross moved his family Monday
to his new house on GlenwOod avenue.
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Mr. Davis is critically i'll at the home
Of his granddaughter, Mrs Joseph Ross.
His daughter. Mrs. Bell Of CRANKY, is
here assisting in the care Of him.
Mrs. Julia Newton. who spent the sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. y. L. Wood,
leaves i'm a few days for Akron, Ohio,
where she viii spend the winter with her
son,
Rev. John T. Dallas of Hanover, \. II,
q. =
day evening. Rev. Z. W. Pottison will
preach at Mount Hcrmon chapel Sunday
morning.
George Moody and Seymorc Cone came
| from Wesleyan university To attend the
Amherst-W Wesleyan football game Satur-
day and spent the weekend here with
Mr. and Mrs. \. G. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mooney of
| Charlestown, n. H., spent the week-elyl
at the Leavis home. Miss Ida Leavis
and Mrs Dana LcaviS returned by auto
mobile with them for Sunday night.
Miss Margaret Mcpherson Of Hartford
was at \. p Fits last week to place
her niece in the seminary. She formerly
| occupied the Fit house summers as com
panion OF Mrs. H. Conant of Hartford.
Dr. and Mrs Daniel d. Nye of Tien
Tsin. China. have rented the Caldwell
cottage Of Hotel Northfeld Their three
daughters will attend Mortified semi
4 nary. DR.. Nye has been a dental sur
geon in China but will not practice here.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long were serc-
naded at their home Thursday evening.
Nov. 3, by their many friends, The eve
ming was spent socially with refresh
mentS. During the evening they were pre-
scented a cut glass bowl and q sum of
money.
The clothing efficiency class meets with
Mrs. Fred 7. PaIlam Thursday after
noon. Miss Vera Smith of the home
County Farm Bureau in Greenfield. will
have supervision of the class of seven
members. Observers are always welcome.
Dr. and Mrs. \. T. Wood viii close
! their house and leave Nov. II for FL
Monte, Calf. where their headquarters
| lor the winter win be with their son.
/ Robert Lee Wood. They go by way of
Washington and New Orleans, where
they will spend a few days, and then by
the Sunset Limited to California.
Mrs. Ruth Mclean Robinson and Mrs.
Emma Franklin of Jamaica, Vt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Porter Caldwell of Springfield
and Mrs. Theresa Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs
John Robinson and Mrs Emma G0odhue
Iof Kecne, and Fred Cotton of Hinsdale
We're here to attend the funeral Of d.
I Everett Lyman.
Next Monday at + p. mr. the third en-
semblp recital will be held at Russell
Sage chapel The artists will be Miss
Marion Fisher, organist, who succeeded
Miss Marion Angel in the music depart
ment of the seminary this year. Miss Jen-
1 ME Ialght, pianist. and Mrs. Edith
Christie Miller, violnist.
p Mrs. {. T. Dicllerson. Mrs. \. G
/ Moody and Mrs I. r. Smith left Aon-
day for New Haven, where they attend
I IA arrt ~ ls. r-.,'-
Beard Of Foreign Missions which con
tinUeS through Nov. /. Miss Alice Cary
la graduate of Mortified seminary four
= Years ago and since then a missionary
in Japan, is present there and viii speak.
i The Boys Brigade VIII omit their drill
this week and unite with the citizens in
4 the celebration of ArmistiCp day at the
e town hall Friday night. The Brigade
8 pictures Friday evening, Nov. IS, viii be
on Cuba Sugar Mills of the Antilles
- Warren Butfum, who is visiting his par
o entS. Rev. and Mrs. Francis BufTum. and
who is engaged in the sugar refining bust
- ness III Mexico, viii talk about the pic
lures.
J, \ meeting Of the anniversary commit
=. tee in charge Of the celebration of tn,
- Goth anniversary Of the settling oI
Mortified met at the home Of DR. \. =
T. Wood Monday evening. They appointed
ghe tolI2Wlng as a publicity committee
j. i. T. Howard. G. l.. Thompson. f. l.
). Duly. g. T. Bitteugcr. They also IN
pointed \. G. Moody, Mrs. George Fore
G man and Mrs. c. c. Stochbridge com
{, mittce to secure information in regard t,
z. former residents of the town as to adj
t. dresses, etc. The celebration viii b
?. held in June. 1923, and is planned 70
=. three DAYS. 4 Mortified historical mo
T. cant will be one Of the features.
n, The FortnightIy began the study Nor
2 day afternoon Of the worlds II master
'. pieces of painting. Mrs. n r. Wood pre-
a. scented Titan and his Assumption of tn
Virgin in a very impressive way Rail
k. way Reform was the other subject 70
the day. Mrs. Charles Hodgen read
7 paper on Government Control of tn