The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-08
NnRTHEIELn. MASS.

NUN mass.
Miss Wood and Miss Weeks of Bir-
nam road have returned to Boston.
Roy Woodland has moved to the Lon
ME Newton home on Birnam road. |
Mrs. L. O. Clapp has bought the Ste
VEINS place on the road to Mortified
Farms.
Frank E. Heald, although still very i'll,
Is recovering slowly, according to his
physicians.
Roger Warner of New York was with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. S Warner.
over Sunday.
Miles Moore has returned to his study
at the Episcopal Theological seminary
in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Cousins of Lincoln
visited their sister, Mrs +. b. Caldwell,
over the weekend. ---
Mrs. Emma NJ. Keyes of New York
city has been spending week with DIR.
and Mrs. n. z. Wood
E.B. Lane, who has rented the Her
bert DoOlittle place on the Ashuelot
road, has now bought it.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Clark of Greenfield
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Ross and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Messer have moved from
the Parks house on Mill Brook lane to
the John Sutherland house.
Mrs Charles Green of Boston has been
visiting her sisters-in-law, Mrs. J. W.
Field and Mrs. Y. II. Parker.
Miss Alice Davidson of Avon Park,
Florida, is visiting Mrs. y. G. Moody.
who was her seminary classmate
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Hamilton returned
Tuesday from three months spent with
their daughters-in Canton. Ohio.
Donald Williams. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Williams, has entered AIasSachus-
etts Agricultural college ut Amherst
The important event of this week is the
Grange fair which was held Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon and evening.
Miss Emma Haltnorth was taken i'll
last week at her cottage on Rustic Ridge
and is now at Betsey Moody hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodnow of
Springfield spent the Weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Wright.
Miss Lulu Woodruff, who was with her
cousin, Miss Mary T. DuttOn, nearly two
wears, returned to her home in Hartford
last week.
The Snow Shoe club of East Mortified
enjoyed an autumn hike to Strowbridge
Tuesday, having their dinner at the De
serted Village
+. ". Smith is with MIR. and Mrs E.
w. Smith at Sunderland. Mr.. Smith is
a brother Of Mrs. Mary Houghton Of
East Northfcld
DR. and Mrs. Arthur n Thompson
land, Ohio, to visit friends in their for
nler home city.
Mr.. and Mrs T. w. kellogg. their
daughter, Harriet, and their mother, Mrs.
Henry Hitchcock, have gone to Maine by
automobile to visit relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witto leave We'd
nesday of this week for Southern Pines,
=. C., where they will spend thea winter.
They have rented their house.
-..
Gertrude, returned last week from the
north shore near Gloucester. Miss Ger
trUde is much improved in health.
Mr., and Mrs A. T. Fit returned Mon.
day from MlnaSqUam Park. where thcy
spent the summer. They are at theiI
East Mortified homo for the wintcr
The teachers ana officers Of the Cong9c
gHtioaal Sunday school We're entertained
Wednesday evening by thu supcriutend
emit ARrbert G. sMocdy, ut the N3rthfe}d
Arthur Uewctt and family have gOn,
- hg4 fathers farm-in Chesterfield. \
II NTr and Mrs ITowctt lost their tbrns.
daughters with scarlet fever two winters
ago. T.
Mir, and Mrs. Meellins and son. who
have lived in Or. Julia Baright's house
on the Hinsdae road the pest summer.
have rented one of Mrs J. l.. Nyc's cot
tages on Elm avenue.
Rev. G. L. Thompson was in Bostor
last week over Sunday attending n meet
ing Of the social Justice organization Of
which he is an official. Rev. Mr. Lion
preached in the Unitarian church.
The Fortnightly viii hold it's fIryt
meeting of the year Monday afternoon
at Alexander hall. 4 lecture will BE-
given by Miss Phoebe Uosner of Orange.
her general subject being Books and
Poetry. The h0SteSScs for the meeting
are Mrs. Rachael Williams and Mrs. {.
L. Buifum.