The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-04
NORTHFTELD. MASS.


NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Mrs Donald Barber has been i'll a
week.
Mrs Clifford Field is i'll, but is recov-
ering.
Fred H. Doolittle has been in Boston
on business this week.
Mrs. Frank Whitman, Mrs. Frank Al
drieh and Jesse Aldrich arc i'll.
The father of Clarence K. Lewis of
Williamsyille, Vt, visited him last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Breinig are spend
ing the winter at st. PETERSBURG. Florida.
Miss Eta Merriam is not as well and
is confined to her bed. Mrs. Langton is
assisting in her care.
w. Il. Moody sailed Feb. /, on the Bal
tic from Liverpool and expects to ar
rive in New York Feb. or 10.
Miss katherine Baker spent the week
end in Winchester. \. H., and attended
the fair Of the Universalist church.
Mrs Ambert G. Moody has returned
from Boston. where she was a guest of
Miss Bertha Wood of Boston and East
Northtield.
Rev Ellis L. Jones will preach at
Mount Hermon Sunday morning. In
duct the service
All people interested in the forming
of a historical society in this town are
asked to meet at Dickinson library at
100 Saturday evening.
Clifford Chamberlain OF West Swan
zey, \. H., Is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Amelia Marsh. Mrs. Marsh is re-
covering from her illness.
The laymen 5 league met at the vestry
per was served at : O clock, followed by
a discussion of the town warrant
The newly elected officials of the
Farmers Cooperative Exchange meet
at I. K. Calender = Saturday afternoon
to take their oath Of Office. \ business
session viii then be held.
Miss Beth BrittOn, community nurse,
submits the following report for Janu-
airy: School visits. q: nursing calls, %;
'prcnatal, two; obstetrical. one; well ba-
bies, two; school children, four; instruc-
ton visits, seven.
Mrs. \. \. Kidder entertained the
ladies of the alliance of the Unitarian
church at her home Wednesday after
noon. Mrs +. w. William presented
the progress of alliance work. Miss Bes-
sic Conklin assisted Mrs. Kidder as host
ess.
The following citizens attended the
meeting OF the G. 4. Il. and W. II. c. OF
Franklin County Mt Greenfield Weducs-
day: Mr.. aud Mrs. J; II; Hamilton,
Francis Buffum. Mrs Y. y. >tebbins
Mrs Mary EooIittIe, Mrs. c, {. Stock
bridge.
The morning service az the Congrega-
tional church Sunday. Feb. :. viii be 4
memorial to Dwight l.. Moody. the an.
niversary of whose birthday occurs on
that date. Rev. L. w. Pattison will speak
on Our Heritage. Special music is to be
rendered by the music department oil
Mortified seminary. The Lords Supper
will be COMMUNICATED with admission Of
new members TO the church.
An ensemble recital by the faculty OF
the music department of NoTthdeld sem
| mary will take place at clock Mon
| day, Feb. e, at Russell Sage chapel Thi,
| is open to the public. The artists are
| Miss Clara Il. Tillinghast, organist; Mrs
/ Edith Christie Miller. ylohnist: Miss vi
VI Faye Richardson, pianist. 4 program
| OF eight classical selections will be rem
| dered
| Fha executive committee Of the boart
| of trade met at the home Of the prcsi
! dent. G.. /. Thompson Monday evening
| They are making plans for n community
| natriotic rally, Feb. 81 The committee
! for the event is Merritt Skilton. \. 7
| Fit, +. W. Harness. They plan TO Sc
cure 1t speaker, au orchestra aud
| chorus. The town warrant was discusse,
| and ii was voted 10 recommend that tn,
| town adopt some permanent policy il
| regard to the shade trees OF the towr
| The retention OF the community Hurs
| for another year also was recommended
| The Women's Foreign Missionary SO
ciety met at the home OF Mrs. c. T.. Dick
| erson Wednesday afternoon. The meet
| ing was opened by the president. Mrs \
| G.. Moody, with devotions. The fourtl
j chapter of the study book. Africa an,
| Latin America. was then presented b,
| Mrs. Dickcrson. Mrs. y. T. Laird frs
told Of the results Of the World war il
| these countries. Mrs. Dickcrson gave tn
reasons for the conflicts OF the races. tn
| whites and the Negroes. Results Of Mis-
sionary Endeavors was presented by Mrs
| +. III. DcOlittlc. Mrs. Dudley gave
| paper on Current Events Religion
songs in the Negro dialect We're enjoyet
as sung by Mrs. $. Il. Walker TIL
meeting closed with prayer by Miss Ken
needy. All were invited to remain for
social hour when Mrs. Dickerson scrvet
tea and cake.