The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-01
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Henry H. Mason is i'll at his Main
street home.
The Order of Eastern Star will hold
its inspection Sept. 2l in Masonic hall
The Grange Will hold a public dance
IN the town hall next Wednesday eve
ming. Sept. T. -r ---.---r- Il
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bonney of Am
herst, l.. l., are guests of their sister,
Mrs. George Carr and family.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, principal of the
high school for this year, is to live with
Supt. Everett Best at the Coe house.
William Slate of Springfield is spend
ing each weekend with his wife at the
home of her mother, Mrs. F. Z. Head.
Miss Katherine Baker, who is to be
teacher of French and English in the
high school this year, IS to make her
home with Mrs. c. H. Webster,
The Unitarian alliance meets next
week with Mrs. George Foreman. Mrs.
StetsOn of Greenfield, the alliance direc-
speak.
Mrs. Arthur f. Wilson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. c. H. Webster, left
Tuesday to visit in Athol. Mrs. VIII
son, is the wife of a former pastor of
the Unitarian church.
The Congregational Sunday school pic
mic at Camp Jewell, Lake Swanzey, was
W
mobiles. A. j. Moody served water
melon to all with their picnic dinner.
The Congregational church has been
undergoing renovation this summer in
the, interior. Next Sunday services viii
be resumed at the church and Rev. f.
W. PattisOn will have returned for the
services.
Mrs Frank Head receives most, en-
cOuraging reports from her husband,
who is recovering from an operation at
Brooklyn hospital. He expects to be
there two weeks longer and will then
visit his daughter, Mrs. McCastlaine in
New NOrk until he is able to return to
his home here.
The 80 boys and young men at Camp
Jewell are certainly enjoying their ten
days Arthur Packard of Brown Uni
versity Is in charge and is an efficient
captain. Every hour of the day is on
schedule and early at night they are
ready for sound sleep. The schedule in,
cludes swimming, water sports, base
ball, tennis, little work, devotion, in,
structiOn classes, games, and evening
entertainments. The remark of one boy
was the sentiment of eacn, "Gee! This
is a great camp Mr.. Packard is as
sisted by three leaders, Harry Ericsson
of Yale, Stephen Hall of Cornell, Rob
eTt Stewart of Syracuse. The camp
breaks up on Saturday.
On Tuesday afternoon the % fresh all
| girls left for New York. Many of then
cried to stay longer, their two weeks
here have been made such happy time
under the direction OF Mrs. W. r
Moody Before they left for the train
they went to The Northfeld to sing t.
the guests Each child carried a separ
| ate package of lunch for clock OF
the train, also a package of fruit tt
take to her mother. Each day, the girl:
have been invited tp homes in the town
| two or more at home for their dinnei
and the afternoon. In this way the!
| protted in home and community liz
I ing. Each child was weighed when shC
arrived and upon her departure, all bu
one had gained and nearly every on,
had gained three or four pounds.
| Miss Elizabeth Brainard, daughter o
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Brainard. and JOIN
! Schnadeke of Brooklyn We're married a
noon on Wednesday at the Brainart
| bungalow on Rustic ridge. The Brain
ards have come from Thompsonvill,
each summer for many years to thei
| summer home here, where they hav,
made many friends. The Wedding wa