The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Mrs Raymond Sauter and son are Wis
iting her sister in Springfield.
Mrs. T. r. Collender recently visited
Miss Editha Bagnell i'll Montasue.
Miss Miriam Caldwell of Springfield
has been home for the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. Charles Baxter is slowly recover
ing Mrs. Laughton is caring for her.
Robert Graham of New York city j.
visiting his sister. Mrs. Frank Maynard
dancing party Monday evening at their
home.
4 Lenten prayer meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Frank Swartout Tues
day evening.
Miss Ruth Maynard of Brattleboro
spent Washington's birthday here with
Fred H. DoolittIe is installing cleo
tric lights on hrs place from Il private
electric plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Barber have
moved to rooms over the East North
field drug store.
L. IT. Laze1ie is visiting his wffe at
Hotel Northheld and his mother on
Highland avenue few days.
Mrs Frank Kendrick entertained
the Mothers society Wednesday after
noon for a neighborhood meeting.
Mrs. r. H. Philbriek left Feb. II for
New York and there Joined an excur-
sion to Cuba for several weeks.
A. p. Fit spoke at Sage chapel Tues
day on George Washington The pub
lie schools closed for the holiday.
Guests for the week end at the home
of G. \. Kidder were, Miss Doris Dag,
gett Of Palmer and FLOYD Washer and
Carlton Clark of Greenfield.
Miss Viola Havec slipped on the ice
Monday, spraining her wrist; which ne.
eessitated her closing the East North.
field grammar school for the day.
On March 7 at Mortified seminary
Miss Grace Sage of the Leland Powers
School of the Spoken Word Of Boston
viii give the play, Monsieur Beaucalre,
The board of seiectmen has organized
with H. II. Crozicr as chairman. f. n:
Holton as oyerseer of the poor and
board of health, T. Fl Doolittle in
charge of highways.
DIR. Charles Inglis of London is speak
ing each morning this week at the semi
nary He is about to return TO EngLand.
lie was former associste Of d. l.. Moody
in evangehStic work. ~
The evening auxiliary Of tie Home
and Foreign Missionary society meets
Friday evening of this week with, Miss
WeidIuau at Crane cottage and will
study and work for Korie Missions.
Gerald Mitchell. who has been EN-.
Dloyed at EorthGeld seminary several
wears as &m expert lEcrdsmnn, has fe-
signed his position He goes with lils
family to Bridgeport, Conn. where he
has farm.
The Young Married Folks club held g
sleigh ride and supper the evening OF
Feb Il. The supper was served at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bolton,
with about 90 present.
The Boys Brigade went to Greenfield
Wednesday, night and played the ninth
grade boys at basketball. TWO games
We're played. In the game Of the younger
bnxs Greenfield won. Mortified boys won
in the second game Of the older boys.
Rev. !. East Harrison preached at
Mortified seminary SUNDAY at . o'clock
Next Sunday Rev John Mcdowell, sec
retarv OF the Presbyterian Board OF
Foreign Missions of New York city. vii
speak at both Of the Mortified schools
News comes of the death in Long
Reach, Cal, of Julian Kelly, son
of Cartain and Mrs. Edward
Kelley, who lived here two years IN the
Day cottage. He was injured while
humping over a horizontal bar Feb. 8
and died two days later
The BOYS Brigade had some good luet
Friday night in games OF baSk% ba !
with winning from the ninth grade oil
Greenfield ~, and from Mount Hermon
1873 On Wednesday evening OF tAis
week they go to Greenfield to play a re
turn game with the ninth grade Das
ketball team. -.
Two carloads of tobacco were loaded at