The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-27
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Marion Irish returned Saturday
from her winters stay in Florida.
Miss Beatrice Estabrook of Springfield
is visiting at the home of her father.
Miss Ruth Miles of the seminary was
a weekend guest of Miss Helen Cald-
well.
Miss Bernice Webster will return home
Friday night from Beverly for weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams of
Worcester were weekend guests of their
brothers, f. w. and G. Il. Williams.
Miss Doris Laird returned Sunday to
Norwood. N y. where she is teacher of
physical culture in the high school.
The Evening auxiliary meets with
Misses Maud and Amy Hamilton on Fri
day of this week for the study of home
missions.
Miss Persis Washer, Floyd and
Harold Washer and friend of Greenfield
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Kid
der Patriots day.
Mrs. \. G.. Moody's Sunday school
class viii hold its monthly business meet
ing and social at the home of Mrs. E. j.
Best Friday afternoon.
Miss Faith Schultz of Salem has been
with Mrs. r. w. Woodbury. for several
days. She has sold Crosby cottage to
Mount Hermon parties.
Miss katherine LinsIey of Roslindale
and a girl friend have been at Hotel
Mortified week. Miss Linsley is
former resident of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A Welch of Boston
spent Saturday night at Hotel Mortified.
Mr.. Welch's mother, who had been at the
hotel a week, returned with them.
Rev. G. L. Thompson went to Boston
Saturday to attend Unitarian meetings
for ministers. DIR. \. \. Thompson sub
stituted Sunday at the Unitarian church.
Mortified Grange recently presented
Mrs. L. q. Clapp Il sunshine bag. The
ladies of the Unitarian church are pre-
pairing a similar gift for her enjoyment.
Next Sunday the speaker at Mortified
will be William Knowles Cooper, general
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. a., of Washing
ton, ID. c.
Rev F w. Pattison, Mrs. Larsen,
/ Mrs. a. G. Moody and Mrs. L. II. La
zelle attended a conference of the Con-
gregational churches of Franklin county
/ in Wendell Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cola r. Nelson are living
| in Mrs. L. Q. Clapp's brick house on the
Ioad TO Mortified Farms, and are super
/ intending the erection of their new house
on North Main street.
| Rev. F. w. Pattison has begun his
| instruction class for those boys and girls
/ who expect to unite with the church on
| Children's Sunday. They meet at the
| parish house Thursday afternoons after
! school.
The Brotherhood had as guests
| Wednesday evening the Laymen's league
/ was Prof. John y. Nichols. his subject
| being the 18th Amendment and the Vol
stead Act.
Francis II. Buffum moved his family
/ from the WHittle house Wednesday. He
has stored his goods and will live with
/ his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Spaulding,
| for the present. Mrs. Bessie Whittle ex-
poets to return here about May /.
The Mortified Athletic association
! day evening. The Hinsdale Players gave
a comedy previous to the dance. Shows
orchestra played. The proceeds are for
the equipment of the baseball team.
On Sunday afternoon, April 80. the an
| nual every-member canvass of the Con
gregational church for pledges for sys
| tematic giving will take place. The
| church members are asked to be prepared
for this call between go and o'clock.
The final number of the Mortified
| seminary lecture course will be concert
by the Constellation String quartet of
Boston This is n mems quartet of two
violins. . viola and cello. The concert
will be held in the auditorium and will
be of unusual excellence.
! George Morse, who lives on the George
Stevens place, recently went to a hos
| pital in Boston for treatment. Mrs.
| Morse accompanied him and was taken
i'll with appendicitis and is now recover
ing from an operation at a hospital in
Boston. Mr. Morse is with relatives in
Lynn.
The annual gymnasium demonstration
/ will take place Saturday evening of this
week at 40 o'clock. Admittance is by
invitation. At this time the girls who
have made 400 points in gymnasium
work. which also includes excellence in
all school activities. will receive the much
coveted Mortified n.
Miss Susan Lawrence and Miss Ina
| Merriman returned to their homes
| Minneapolis many months and recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Hachita, and
family in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Miss Law
| renee has been at Clifton Springs for
some weeks and recently with her cOU-
sin, Mrs. Hachita, in Wilkes-Barre.
Tree day will be observed at Mortified
seminary Monday afternoon, May /. The
/ exercises, which are Il duplicate of the
Old English May day, will be held on the
campus between Sage chapel and Gould
hall at o'clock The program includes
folk dancing, May pole dance, archery
| contest and singing. At this time the
junior class will plant its tree with APP
propriate exercises. The seniors will