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N0RTHFIELD. MASS.

Annual Dinner for Seminary Employees
The annual dinner for the employees
of the Mortified seminary and then
families was held at Gould hall Satur.
day. About 40 were present, includ,
ing trustees, faculty, office clerks OF
kenarden hall and all those employed
by the seminary. This was vacation
time and only a few of the faculty
could be present. The event is given
each year by W. r. Moody, president
of the seminary. A social time was
first enjoyed then Mr.. Moody invited all
to the dining room. The menu con-
sisted of tomato soup. roast beef,
mashed potato, corn, pickles, rolls, cof-
| fee, peanuts, ice cream and small cakes.
Each small girl present received a lolly-
| pop dressed as doll and the boys each
/ a basket of candy.
| Following the dinner entertainments
! were provided for all Miss Harriet
| Richards took the kindergarten children
! to room and amused them The older
| boys and girls We're entertained else
/ where by Miss Carrie Mason. Mrs.
| Marsh had charge of the program for
| the adults. which was given by the sem
mary students who had remained here
for the vacation. The program included
cornet solo by Sarah kulp, piano
solo by Lulu Dyer. piano duet by Jane
and Margaret Stearns, vocal selection
by Cecilia Buckler. Laura Arella and
Blanche Rinaldi. who sang an Italian
selection. Dorothy Boyd read F'leurette.
This event is looked forward to with
much delight each year and expressions
of the enjoyment of this occasion were
many.
Miss Elma Leavis of Boston is at
home for a few weeks of rest.
Prof F. L. Dudley resumed his classes
l. ell XTaI,,
Miss Madeline Clutter went to Bos-
ton Wednesday for few days stay.
Mrs. Carl Davis and child are with
her father, Fayette Howard, for a while.
Mrs. C. c. Stearns will entertain the
Unitarian Alliance Wednesday, April ).
Mrs. A, G.. Moody returned Tuesday
from Boston, where she had been two
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander of Spring
field spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Webster.
Miss Evelyn Atwood spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Charles Boil
ton, in Leyden.
The Mortified orchestra of IL pieces
held its usual rehearsal at f. j. Pests
Tuesday evening.
Mortified seminary opened W, s
day with a full return of students ter
the 1U-udyS recess.
Miss Helen DOremus returned Thurs
day to Mrs. Lena MOore's after spend
ing 10 days in New York.
Hermon Kendrick is at home from
Norwich university in Mortified, Vt,
where he is in his senior year.
Mr.. and Mrs John Broderick of New
Jersey are visiting their parents, who
live in the A NJ D. Alexander house.
Mr.. Harness. Mr.. Hoxie. H. Russell
and c. +. Buffum attended a Masonic
function in Greenfield Tuesday evening.
Miss Marion Webster will go to
Springfield today as guest of Miss
Elizabeth Alexander and win hear the
violinist. Heifetz.
Rev Harry H. Crawford. u. D., pas
tor of the HermOn Presbyterian church
of Philadelphia, will preach at the SEM
mary next Sunday evening.
Bay State Masonic lodge will be the
guest of the local order, Harmony lodge, !
Friday evening of this week. There !
will be comforting of degrees and a ban
quet.
Mr.. Roberts has been engaged to have
charge of the seminary storehouse. His
here May /. They will live in u cottage
of Mrs. CrOssman's on the Lovers Re
treat road.
Mr.. and Mrs Vorce, daughter and
friend of Somerville were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Morgan of South
Main street. On their return Monday
Miss Clarissa Morgan went with them
to Simmons college and Miss Esther
Morgan for visit of a week. Mrs.
Vorce and Mrs. Morgan are sisters.
The board of trade held its monthly
meeting last Friday evening An Oys-
ter supper was served under the direc-
ton of Fred Irish and Arthur Lyman.
Rev. G. L. Thompson presided at the
business session, when five new members
were admitted. G. f. Bittenger, propri-
etor of the Mortified Press. spoke on
The Relation of the Press to a Com
munity.