The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-07
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Death of Mrs. Cornelius O'Keef

came to this country Al years ago when
she married Cornelius 0'keefe. who sur
wives. She leaves one son, Robert o.
Keefe of New Brunswick, N j. Mrs
Kitty Sullivan of Holyoke lived as
daughter in their home all of her child
hood years until her marriage. She
leaves several nephews and nieces. The
funeral was held at the Catholic church
Saturday at o'clock, Rev. Father Te-
dan officiating. Burial was at st. Mary's
O'Keefe spent here she was highly es-
teemed by all. The family has the
sincere sympathy of everyone.
Rev. G. L. Thompson and family left
for Whitman Monday.
Otto Steadler spent the weekend with
his family on Highland avenue
Miss Josephine Quinlan is visiting her
friend, Miss Dorothy Cowdrey, in Keene,
n. III.
c. T. Bailey of New Haven was
week end guest at the home of Mrs F.
b. Caldwell
Mrs. Vorce and family of Somerville
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
Morgan. and family.
Miss Mary Moody, who is training for
children's nurse in Boston, is home for
three weeks vacation.
Miss Marion Webster resumes her
teaching Ol nuSlc III winchester ana
Mortified next week.
Francis Davis of Springfield was a
guest over the holidays of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Davis.
Miss Katherine Baker has returned
to Mrs. G. III. Webster's and resumes
teaching at the high school.
The Order of Eastern Star viii con
vene Wednesday evening next week at
Masonic hall for initiation.
w. H. Caldwell, Ernest Billings and
Loring Cowles of Wilbraham academy
were guests in town Sunday.
Principal and Mrs C. f. Dickerson ex-
pect to return to their nome here from
Madison, Me, the last of this week.
Rev. w. w. Coe and family returned
from Canaan, n. H., Friday, and left
| Tuesday for their home in Westfield, n.
Miss Miriam Caldwell returned to
Springfield Monday to resume her posi-
tion as librarian after months Yaca-
tion.
Mrs. Edith Norton returned Monday
to her home in Cambridge after visitini
her brother, I. R. Calender, and Mrs.
Calender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolton of Ley
den and Harlan Atwood of Hartford
| were weekend guests of their father, +.
E. Atwood.
The Pomeroy home on Main street has
been sold to Robert .. Miller who
bought the property of the Mortified
| Grain company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engle of Science
tady. n. Y, spent the weekend with
| their nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Stebbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Keefe of New
| Brunswick, n. j., and Miss Kitty Sulll-
van of Holvoke are with their father,
| Cornelius O'Keefe.
Mrs. Dousman Stratton of Boston is
| a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Callen-
der. Her daughter, Miss Florence STRAIT
] ton is in California
! The Unitarian Alliance will hold its
! first session after two months vacation
| at the home of Mrs. George Foreman,
! Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Miss Isabel Newton and cousin, Miss
| Beatrice Newton, return this week from
a visit in Hoosic Falls, Saratoga Springs
and other New York cities.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, principal of the
high school, win be with Mr.. and Mrs
| Joseph Bittinger at the former w. w
| Coe house, this school year.
The quarterly meeting of the Frank
lin County Association of Women - Re
lief corps met in Colerain Wednesday
Several local members attended.
Rev. f. W. Pattison will return this
week and have charge of the services
at the Congregational church next Sun
day The weekly prayer meeting was
resumed Thursday evening.
Prof. Walter r. Moore, jr., of Sara
toga Springs will be a member of the
seminary faculty this year, teaching
mathematics. He will have an apart
ment at Crane Cottage for his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore of New
York have been at Mrs. Waldo Steb
bins's several days. Mrs. Stebbins ha:
been caring for their babE this summer
Mrs Moore was formerly Annie O'Don
nell.
Rev. Cornelius Heyn of Boston
preached for the Unitarian COngrega
ton Sunday. The service was held IL
Masonic hall, where they will be helC
until the vestry of the church is ready
for~oceupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove of Med
ford Hillside and their daughter. Doro
thy. have been guests of Mrs. c. II. Web
!; ster. Elizabeth Sullivan, who has beer
Mrs. Webster's guest and who is
daughter of Mrs. Crowe returned witt
them.
Mrs. Bessie Symonds left for Noun
Holvoke college Monday, where she vii
be hostess at thA Rockefeller dormitor'
this year Miss Helen Symonds left tn
same day for Worcester, where she |
: teacher of dramatics and English in tn
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. r. Calender receive
letters Monday from their children. Dl
and Mrs. George Calender and Miss Gel
trude Calender. written when spendin
two DAYS at Honolulu. They We're dn
to arrive in Manila. Philippine Islands
4 Sept. 5.
A regular meeting of the Mortified
Historical society was held at Dickinso
library Saturday evening. Rev. G. /
Thompson gave talk on Indians Q
Mortified. After the business sessio
the meeting was adjourned to Saturda
evening. Oct. Z. at library hall
Miss Alice Zabriskie has been spenC
ing two weeks at the Aver Cabin Sh
received her degree of Dean of Wome
from Columbia college in June and ha
been teaching in Detroit since. She
a graduate and former teacher of Nortl
field seminary of household science.
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