The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-07

shepard Atkinson, son OF Mrs. I'll. Ill. At
kinson; Paul Albion Williams, son of
Mrs. Richard Williams A large number
of alumni and friends of the graduates
were here for the commencement.
Mortified Grange win have no meet
ings until Aug. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Leavis are living
at their new house on Glenwood ave-
nue..
Miss Sarah Clark or Connecticut is
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph
Ross.
Robert OKeefe of New Brunswick, n.
j., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius O'Keefe.
Rev Horace Sibley of Troy, n H.,
formerly of this town, is here for the
August conference
Miss Josephine Quinlan and Miss
Beatrice Newton have returned from a
week in Springfield, Vt.
Hiss Elizabeth Alexander of Spring
field is spending her vacation with her
sister, Mrs. c. II. Webster.
Miss Ethel Trustworthy of New Bed
ford is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Sted-
enfield at f. B. Estabrook's.
The Mortified hotel has had a golf
hub house built on the south side of the
inks. Dana Leavis had the contract.
Col and Mrs. ]. ]. Janeway and
household of New Brunswick, \. j., have
arrived at their summer home on Win
chester road.
Miss Annie Thompson. nurse of
Dwight Home Mount Hermon. came
Saturday to be guest of Mrs. y. Fay
Smith. 10 days.
Rev and Mrs. John Hahn. formerly
# this town. are tenting on the seminary
grounds and attending the Conference
# Christian Workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fleming, ir., of
New York city arrived the first of the
week to visit ut the home of their par
mt, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Howard.
Mrs c. II. Webster, G. c. Stearns,
Miss Emma and Miss Elizabeth Alex
lnder went by automobile to l huntsville,
Conn, recently for few days visit.
Principal and Mrs. c. f. Dickerson and
Miss Lucy Varney, have gone in their
automobile TO Madison. Maine. to their
summer home for the rest of the season.
s. +. Walker spent a few days with
his family at townsville on the North
Shore. Harry Murray accompanied him
10 WATERFOWL, where he visited his sister
Miss Lillian Alexander is home from
New Jersey. Her grandmother, DR.
Julia Baright, with whom she was stay
ng has gone to Florida as she was Suf-
icring with rheumatism.
Mrs Gertrude Leavis has rented her
house to Mrs. Bradner and two daueh-
sers of Warwick, n. Y, for two
months. They took possession Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams of
Worcester were guests of their brother
=. i. Williams. and family for the
weekend and attended the graduation of
heir soh. Harland ptituaIn Williams, at
Mount Hermon.
Mrs Bessie Whittle and daughter.
Miss Dorothy. have gone to Pigeon Cove
to Join her other daughter. Miss Mar
garet Whittle. Mrs Whittle has rented
her house to Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop and
two sons of Brooklyn.
ilev. George l.. Thompson preached his
farewell sermon Sunday, July 30, at the
t'nitarian church. He spoke especially
70 the young people. His theme was,
The Potter and the Clay Mr.. Thompson
will take this month for a vacation. His
resignation as pastor of the local church
takes effect Sept. l. He assumes the
duties of his new pastorate in Whitman,
Mass, the second week in September
Camp Mortified is open this month
to an interesting group if ministers. The
Massachusetts Congregational Home Mis-
sionary society has rented the camp for
the field workers of the society. Over
30 ministers are in camp here. They
are pastors of churches which are not
self-supporting and are assisted by the
state society. Rev John Wightman.
the county evangelist of Hampshire
county, is in charge. DIR. Frederick IT,,
Enrich of Boston. secretary of the
Massachusetts Congregational Home
Missionary society. speaks each after
noon at 4 o'clock to the ministers and
gives instructive lectures During
other hours Of the day they attend the
MEETINGS of the General Conference.
They have breakfast and supper at
the Camp Mortified and their dinna~t
at the conference grounds. Several
ministers from Franklin county are at
the cnmn