The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-18

day for their future home in Cleveland.
Ohio.
The Christian Endeavorers in session
here went to Mount Hermon Wednesday
afternoon and a team of their number
was defeated at baseball by the Mount
Hermon team.
A party of young people, chaperoned
by 5. ID. Walker, had supper at the Old
Orchard on Strowbridge mountain Tues
day night. Miss Esther Moody was the
guest of honor.
Miss Fannie Stockbridge has gone to
Amherst for a week to visit Miss Ethel
Hammond, who teaches in the Miss
Madeira school of Washington, ID. c.,
with Miss Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Kragh and four
| children of Hartford, called on friends
here Saturday. Mrs. Krogh formerly
was Miss Jean Greenough, principal of
our high school two years.
Miss Nellie Nye has returned from
vacation at Nahant and spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Nye, before going TO her position with
W. a. Davenport in Greenfield.
Miss Peggy Moody left Wednesday
for New York with the 20 Fresh Air
children who have been here the past two
weeks. She returns on Friday with the
last group of 20 fer this season.
The annual picnic of district No. Q will
be held at the school house on Maple
street on Thursday, Aug. 81 All former
teachers and scholars with their families,
also neighbors, are invited for the day.
Each person is asked to bring a plate, a
cup and a spoon.
Miss Olive Sibley rendered solo at
the auditorium Sunday morning. She is
the youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Horace Sibley of Troy, n. H., formerly
/ $ l.. -.
contralto voice. Mrs. w. r. Moody ac-
| companied her on the piano.
! Frank Maynard is having two weeks
| vacation from the seminary power house.
/ With his family he has gone to GuilfOrd,
| Vt, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ray In
| graham, and family. Later they will
visit Mr.. AIaynard's sister. Mrs. Lizzie
| Griggs, and husband, Warren Griggs, IN
| Hubbardston.
A farewell reception will be given Rev.
and Mrs. George l.. Thompson Wednes-
] day evening, Aug. 23, from to 10
/ o'clock at Alexander Memorial hall. All
| friends of Rev and Mrs. Thompson from
all parts of the town are invited. Mr..
| Thompson has been an efficient pastor of
| the Unitarian church for six years. He
/ leaves Sept. 1 to assume the passionate
! of the Unitarian church of Whitman.
Miss Esther Moody leaves Tuesday,
Aug % on her journey to Picking,
| China, where she will be engaged in mis-
sionary service. She will visit relatives
in Chicago and viii sail from Vancouver
| Sept. on the steamer, Empress of Rus
STA. The steamer goes to Shanghai, stop
ping at Yokohoma. Miss Moody will
be joined at Vancouver by other mission
aries who are returning to their stations
in China.
A joint meeting Of the Holstein clubs
of Hampshire and Franklin counties was
| held at Mortified seminary campus Sat
urday. A picnic dinner was served at
noon and speeches We're given by several
! present Thomas Elder of Mount Her
mon was in charge of the events of the
day and all were invited to inspect the
| Holstein herds of both the seminary and
Mount Hermon school. About 90-vwere
present, several coming from Worcester
county.
About 20 of the members of Mrs. Am
bert G. Moodys Sunday school class Wis.
tied her home on Tuesday afternoon to
| extend farewell wishes to her daughter
Miss Esther Moody, who leaves for China
| Aug. 20. At this time Mrs. n. Fay
! Smith. vice president of the class. pre-
| scented Miss Moody with over $15 in
money in behalf of the class. The money
is to be used for books which Miss Moody
will need in her work in China Fruit
punch and cake were served.