The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Lillian Alexander left on AIondayl
for SouthingtOn. Conn, to visit her
cousin
Mrs. William Merriman and Mrs. Adj
ans, who lives with the family, are i'll
with bronchitis. q
ton were holiday guests at the Camp
bell homestead.
Hermon Kendrick is home from Nor
witch university, Mortified, VT, for the
Christmas vacation.
Clement Doolittle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. II. Doolittle, Is seriously i'll at the
home of his parents.
Mrs. Charles Bolton of Leyden and
Harland Atwood of Hartford spent the
holidays at F. +. Atwood 5.
Gordon Sweet came from New Bed
ford for a visit of a week with his
grandfather, Forrest EstabTOok.
Rev F. W. Pattison left for Orange,
\. j., to spend Christmas Monday with
his family at the home of his father-in-
law, Col. Dowd.
Paul D. Moody, president of Middle
bury college, and family, are guests of
his sister. Mrs. r. p. Fit, and Mr.. Fit
for the holiday season.
have come to her hong to care for her.
Mrs. Mary Bailey of Newport, \. H..
G. 7. Bailey of Brattleboro and Miss
NH ldul NdluNtli OF >HIlHGIlelQ were
weekend guests at Mrs. +. i. Caldwell ;.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maynard. enter
tanned for the holidays Mr.. and Mrs.
Vt, Miss Ruth Maynard of BrattlebOro
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Graham of this
town.
George Chapman of Maple street was
operated upon for appendicitis in the
Brattleboro Memorial hospital Thursday
OF Hast week. 1t was a serious case, but
his condition was favorable for recovery
at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Morgan had with
them their daughter, Mrs. Z. f. Dan
forth, and family of Greenfield. a daugh
ter. tIar3ssa. from Simmons college, and
son. Joseph, from New Hampshire, for
the Christmas season.
Mrs. Candee and her son were guests
at the Northtield for the holidays. They
presented each Mount Hermon and sem
mary student who remained in town for
the vacation a pound box of candy and
balloon at the dinner Monday at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Moore are enter
tanning their children for the Christmas
vacation, Miss Esther Moore from Fitch
burg normal school, Miss Bessie Moore
from South Manchester, Conn. and
Miles Moore from Union Theological
seminary, New York.
Miss Bernice Webster is home from
Beverley. David LiIley of Springfield is
at w. A. Wright :. Irene Labelle re-
turned from Montreal for the HOLIDAYS.
Donald Mattoon of New Hampshire
State college is visiting his family Miss
Edith Best Is home from Suffield, Conn,
for the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Stearns died at her home
at o CLOCK on Christmas morning after
several weeks illness. PRAYER was Of
fered at the home in the afternoon and
the body was taken to Cambridge. where
she formerly lived, for burial, Mrs.
Stcarns and her daughter, Miss Edna
Stearns, recently completed a new home
on Birnam road, where they hoped to
live. She also leaves two sons, who came
from Cambridge to their mother 5 home
Saturday.
Over 100 boys remained at Mount Her
mon for the Christmas vacation. There
are p seminary girls at Hillside cottage
for the vacation. On Monday they were
entertained at the NoFthfeld hotel for
dinner and then all went to Mount Her
mon for movies in the evening. Two
teams of Hermon students PLAYED a
game of basketball at Skinner gymna-
SUM Monday at 1890 o'cloc6 and many
from the town attended.
Mrs Frank Kendrick sustained a Sc
rious fall Friday while shopping in Brat
tleboro. She slipped on the sidewalk and
fell on her side. dislocating her shout
der and loosening Iigaments. She was at
| tended by Dir. G.. +. Anderson of Brat
| tleboro and here by DIR. Philbrick. She
| will be obliged to forego the use of her
/ right arm for several weeks. Her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. CORTLAND Finch, and Mr.. Finch
The Eastern Star chapter held its an
nual meeting Wednesday evening of last
week. The officers elected were as fol-
! lows; Worthy matron. Miss Marion
Webster; worthy patron. T. III. Monta
que; associate matron. Mrs. III. NJ. Has
| kell- see, Mrs. \. p. Wood; treas, Mrs.
| y. w. kect; conductress, Mrs. Harness;
associate conductress, Mrs. Charles
Strccter. Following the business a
| Christmas entertainment was held in the
| banquet hall. Beautiful decorations were
an attractive feature. During the feast
of good things music and readings We're
rendered by chapter members. Mrs. J.
/ Z. Nye was chairman of the committee
on festivities.