The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-01
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
DOIlard-Cal laIian

Miss Bridget Margaret Callahan,
daughter of Mrs Ellen Callahan OF
Warwick avenue and for about 20 years
one of the nurses employed by the city
OF Boston in its fight against tubercu-
losis, and Thomas Dollard a civil en-
gineer of Denver, Col, were married
Monday at st. Patrick's church here,
Rev. Father Teclow of Millers Falls,
Mass, assistant pastor kf the local
church. performing the ceremony. They
were attended by John Callahan and
Miss Catherine Callahan, brother and
sister of the bride. as best man and
bridesmaid. The bride wore a travelling
gown of navy, blue georgette with hat
to match. Only members of the family
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Dollard left
for Boston, They viii live in Denver.
Mrs. c. II. Webster is recovering from
severe burns.
Miss Bernice Webster is at home from
Beverly for the summer.
Miss Bessie Whittle opened her home
off Highland avenue june o.
Representative C. S. Warner is home
from Boston for the summer.
Mrs Lockhart and family. who have
occupied Clifford Sanborn's block, have
left town.
Miss Agnes Meuzel who has been at
for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Fairbanks of Claremont,
\. H., were recent guests of DIR. and
Mrs. n. z. Wood.
Richard Buffum accompanied his
grandfather, r. b. Buffum, Monday TO
New London for a few days.
Connecticut Cottage on Highland
avenue was opened the past week by
the owners, the Misses Eastman.
Mrs. w. H. Waite spent the week
end with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph H. Waite, in Springfield.
Miss Lillian Alexander is with her
grandmother. DR.. Julia Baright, at As
bury Park. \. j.. for the summer.
Mrs. Neegan and family moved Mon
day TO Springfield to join her husband
who has employment in that city.
Mrs. Ida Kinsman of Greenfield Wis,
tied her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. l..
Thompson, and family the first of the
week.
The Laymen's league of the Unitarian
church viii have charge of church and
Sunday school picnic at Swanzey lake
July f.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Waldo Stevenson ar.
rived from Philadelphia Saturday and
opened their summer home on Rustic
Robert o. Miller will reopen the hay
grain and flour store formerly owned
by j. o. Dunnell at Mortified depot
July l.
Mrs. Stockbridge and daughter. Miss
Fannie, mOtored to Northampton
Wednesday to visit a college friend OF
the latter.
The men of the Grange furnished the
program Tuesday evening. Merton
Clark presented the order with a fine
eight-day clock.
Mrs. Julia Newton, who spent the
winter in Akron. o., with her son. came
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. n.
2. Wood, and DR.. Wood.
Mrs. A. c. AIoody's Sunday school
class will hold their monthly social with
Mrs. Labelle at Sumac Lodge, Heath
Lane, on Rustic Ridge July Z.
Miss Ella Sharrocks, who has been
visiting her mother several weeks, re-
turned to New York Monday to resume
her nurses training course.
A. III. Mattoon succeeds Rev G.. L.
Thompson as manager of the Farmers
Cooperative Exchange. Mr. Thompson
/ leaves Mortified this fall
Several from town attended the straw
very supper at Union church in Yer
| non Wednesday evening, the church oil
which Rev. Ellis r. Jones is pastor.
| The service at the Unitarian churcl
| Sunday was especially for the Masonic
order and the Order of Eastern Star