The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-29
NORTHFIELD. MASS.
Extension school Next WeeIk.

The Massachusetts Agricultural col
lege and the Franklin County Farm Blu
reau will hold an extension school at the
town hall Tuesday and "Wednesday, Feb
/ and = The speakers will be from
the state college and everybody Is in
vited f. VI. Doane, director, from this
town. of the mems work of the bureau,
will have the business management of
the school.
The program will include for Feb. 1
Mr.. Mccall, Marketing; J. f. Abbott,
Dairy Crops; Miss Smith of the bureau,
Millinery, for the women
Feb. PROF. McDougal, Farm Man
agement and Farm Accounts; J. III.
Putnam, Onion Production and CONNER
cial Fertilizer: for the women. the plan
school lunches, by Mrs Haynes.
There will be basket lunches with hot
coffee both days.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lazelle is confined to her
home by lumbago.
The Ladies' society of the Unitarian
church held an all day sewing meeting at
the vestry Thursday. .-..
{. :. Warner, state representative,
comes home each Friday night to remain
| until Monday morning.
| DIR. Henry f. Cutler has completed 80
years as principal of Mount Hermon
school. Extensive plans for the celebration
of the 10th anniversary of this school are
| now under way.
! The Farmers Exchange win hold an adj
llourned meeting at the home of Frank
IWilliams Saturday night at 80 O'Clock.
l. O. CIapp is president and Rev. G.. l..
| Thompson, manager of the exchange.
| Twelve families in the north part of the
town, on the Hinsdale, Ashuelot and Win
chester roads, have entered into a con-
tract with the Colt Acetylene Gas Co. OF
4 opI- Fp1s ba Ia of n
ual gas plants.
The high school basketball team played
"a team from Winchester. n. H, at bas-
Iketball Wednesday evening. On Feb. 5
the Brigade will go to Brattleboro to play
ia return game Of basket ball with st. MI
Ichael's Cadets.
Mrs. J. 4. Stebbins spent last week in
4 Hartford, Conn, with her mother, who
lis very i'll. On Monday she attended the
| funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Converse, IN
Turner's Falls and attended the burial IN
Stafford, Conn.
The Sunday school of the Unitarian
church held a social and supper at the YES
divided the past year into two parts, the
red and the blue. III competition on at
tendance. Last Saturday nights affair
was given by the defeated side.
w. r. Moody left last week for an ex.
Il tended trip in this country. He will visit
clubs of Mount Hermon school and North
| field seminary in many places. In the fol
flowing places he will attend banguets oil
these clubs and speak: Detroit, Chicago
, Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco
An alarm sounded at 1905 Tuesday noon
| for fire in Mr.. Lambs house. The high
school boys responded with fire extingui,h
ers and gave first assistance In eNtlngulsl
ing the bames, which were attacking the
wood work about an over-heated chimney
Both fire departments responded The
hearness of the high school and the nool
recess were fortunate coineldents.
The Republicans of Mortified held theil
> caucus Tuesday evening and made noml
nations for town officers. S. Z. Wake
was chairman of the meeting and Merit
Skilton was clerk Following are tn
names of those chosen TO be acted upoi
at the town meeting Feb. !: Town clerk
". J. Wright; selectmen, II. Fl. CrozieI
If. c. Holton, J. 7. Callaghan; schoo
: committee, Mrs. Frank Montague to sue