The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-26

X. Smith are IN Boston attending a
monthly meeting of the Women's Board
Of Foreign Missions of the Congrega-
tional society. .
Mrs. George T. Thompson and son.
Robert, are visiting at the home of her
father, W. T.. kinsman. in Shelburne
Falls. Mrs Rollo KinSman is caring
for her family during her absence.
The Making of a Locomotive is the
subject of the picture for the Boys
Brigade Friday night This concludes
the course on the Worlds Great Indus
tries. The pictures beginning Feb. 3
win be on, The Great Out of Doors.
Mildred Mae Eddy of ProctorsviIle
Vt. and J. g. Auburn Harivel of Port
land, Me. We're married at Cavendish
Vt. Ian. 16. The bride has been en-
ploycd at Mortified hotel severa! years
and is niece of Frank f.. Head. Mr.
Harivel is a former HermOn man.
The Farmers Cooperative Exchange
met at G.. l.. Thompson's Saturday aft
erno0n for their. annual meeting. The
officers elected are: Pres. l.. c. Mum
Of Gill: vice pres, c. \. Parker: clerk
g. l.. Thompson; treas. l.. O. Clapp /:
directors. c. \. Ware l.. q. Clapp, l..
c. Mum, G. A. Parker and L. y Pol
hemuS.
Nine of the citizens of Northfield are
meeting to form an orchestra. Tuesday
evenings they meet at the home of SUI
perintendent of Schools f. j. Best
Those in the orchestra are yiolins
Miss Marion Webster. f. w Harness
Alexander Pearson; flute, Mr.. Thomas
ELI; French horn, Perry Best; viola.
Il. T. Best; cello. Mrs Josephine Web
ster; piano Miss Olive Morgan Its
purpose is for mutual benefit and pleas
IRE. j. w. Field viii play the drums
and cymbals at the future recitals each
Tuesday.
William Piper. 30. died suddenly on
Mortified Mountain Friday night after
several weeks illness with asthma. He
was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Piper. who lived most of their
lives in the village of Mortified Noun
tain. He was twice married Rose
Shephardson was his first wife. who
lived six years. His second WIFE, whom
he divorced. was Glare Fuller of Bel
chertown. now of Northampton. He
leaves two brothers. George w. with
whom he was living, and Bert Piper of
Orange. The funeral was held Monday.
Rev. G. L. Thompson of the Unitarian
church officiating. The burial took place
in the Centre cemetery.
George Fl. Shaw. 81. died at his home
| In Middleboro. Mass. Jan. is. He was
a manufacturer of varnish and pros
porous business man. For many years
in the early history of Mortified semi
| mary he was trustee of the school 1nd
familiar figure and speaker here often
during each year. HeswaS strong sup
porter of Dwight l.. Moody in all his,
work. He also was a great friend of
| Henry Moore and together with other
! Christian business men. they organized
la Community convention. of which Mr..
i Shaw was president. The aim of this
Iconvention was to help small churches,
Ambert A. Moody attended the funeral
of Mr. Shaw in Middleboro Jan. 20.
/ The body of Mrs. Mary Long. - wife
Iof George A. Long of Dorchester. was
j brought here for the funeral and burial
/ Sunday. The service was held at the
4 home of her brother-in-law George f.
T Holton. with Rev f. w. Pattison of the
Congregational church officiating. The
burial took place in the Centre cemetery
Mrs. Long. formerly Mary Farrar. was
Z native Of Fitchhnrg and married Mr.
Long - years ago Besides her huS-
band She leaves a son. William. of Grand
/ Rapids Mich. and a daughter. Georgi-
ana, who is in the Nome. For several
wears the family lived in East North.
field which is Mr. Longs native town
Mrs. Long is pleasantly remembered by
the older citizens. Mr. long and son
and daughter are remaining for a visit
with Mr.. Holton and family.