The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-16
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Seminary Opens with 500.

NUM-
Seminary Opens with 500.
Northfeld seminary opened Tuesday |
and about 500 girls registered at kenar-
den HALL OF tins number nearly 2oU
are new girls. On Wednesday mornlnEl
a devotional atrElce was heId at 6lsseli
Sage chapel with Prin. G. Z. Dickerson |
IN charge Examinations for the new |
students were held Wednesday and |
Thursday. The first classes hold ses- |
sions Saturday The faculty numbers |
about as. Two members Of the staff /
Who have served efficiently for many |
wears have leave of absence this year |
Miss Shirley Hunt of the science depart !
ment and Miss Lucy Savage OF the |
mathematics department. New teach |
lumbia. head of domestic science; w. |
G More. ir.. of NJ. |. T. mathematics; f,
Miss Mary Soutz of Boston university, !
Miss NIyra McNicbol of Cornell and
Radcliffe. English: Miss Helen Rankin
of Irving College. Pa, Miss Alyra Nc
Marion T. beats of Syracuse college:
science. Miss Blanche Parsons of
Brocl5port normal school will assist in
the preparatory classes.
Flvin Long and Miss Rose May of
Boston are guests of Mrs. r. f. Long.
DIR. Slack of New Jersey has been q
guest OF Mr.. anu MI - n '2liA4Ih SN'
eral days.
Earl Shine of Royalston has returned
/ to T. A. Clark's and is attending the
high school.
f. A. Davis expects his brother. Roy
| Davis of Beaumont, Cal, the latter part
of this week for 4 visit.
Miss Ruth Davis is at home for two
weeks from Springfield hospital, where
! she is traing for nurse.
/ William Calender of Milwaukee is
| visiting his stepmother, Mrs. Minnie
| Calender, at III. &. uoltons.
| Henry Atkinson, son of Mrs. II. II.
! Atkinson of Glenwood avenue, goes to
| Harvard Theological seminary to study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter are
moving to the apartment in the Quin-
Ian house vacated by William Dalton.
Mrs. Bradnor and two daughters, who
! have been living in the house OF Mrs.
/ Leayis, have gone to Asbury Park,
! \. J.
William Dalton has moved to the
Oates place on the Bernardston road.
He is employed at Mount Hermon
school.
Miss Juliette Asst of Brooklyn is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holton.
She is former student of Mortified
seminary.
Mrs. Avery Clapp, mother of L. O..
Clapp, died in Montague last Friday.
l.. .. Clapp and family attended the fu-
neral Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Newton and Mr..
and Mrs Griggs called on w. G. Roberts
and family in Rochester while on their
automobile trip.
Mrs. Julia Newton, who has been Wis
iting in Vernon and Brattleboro, re-
turned to the home of her sister, Mrs.
n. L. Wood, Wednesday.
Connecticut cottage closed Wednes-
! day for the season and Miss Elizabeth
Eastman, the owner, has gone to her
home in New Britain. Conn.
f. Z. Evans and party went to Mon
, | treal then to Malone and Niagara Falls
\. Y, and expect to spend several day,
at Nahant before returning here.
Miss Elizabeth Howard goes Satur
day to enter AIiddlebury college, Middle
bury. Vt. Miss Isabel Sutherland vii
begin her sophomore year next week al
; the college. mr. .Ess5
Mrs. BiddIe and two daughters, Of
Jersey City have rented the apartment
: in the Marsh house on Birnam road
which recently was vacated by Mr.. anC
T Mrs. Frank Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Il. Calender received
, cablegram Sept. I announcing the SAT-
arrival of their son, DIR. George Callen
der. and family and daughter, Miss Ger
trude Calender, in Manila, p. l.
Miss Esther Moody sent night lette1
/ to her parents here from Vancouver, B
! C., whence she sailed Sept. Z. for China
/ She was travelling with 1921 seminary
girl who also was going to China.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Smith went I,
4 Boston Wednesday, Mrs. Smith vii
attend officially meeting of the Amer
, can Board Of Foreign Missions and visit
r their son, DIR. r. NJ. Smith. and family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Revell Moody
and three daughters, Mary. Beatrice
, and Emma, attended the 50th wedding
+ anniversary of their uncle and aunt
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Revell, in New
| York Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Ambert G
, Moody also were guests for the occa
= sion
- Miss Lucy Baker Of Winchester, n
l. H.. sister Of Miss Katherine Baker, as
sistant teacher in the high school, was
l. married at noon Saturday Mt Fnres
a Lake. y. II. Miss Katherine Baker
l. was bridesmaid Mrs. G. H. Webster
- 'ccllist, and Miss Marion Webster, VIC
linist rendered the Bridal March from
Loheugrin.
Rev. Walter W. Wolfe of Bolton
- preached for the Unitarian society Sun
day morning at Masonic hall, He is
candidate for this passionate. In tn