The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

Gordon Moody was at home from
Yale for the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs 4. G. Moody.
Mrs. Charles Ogilvie and two sons,
Charles and Robert of Pekin, China.
are now established al the Whittle
house.
Principal Alfred E. Stearns of Phil
lips-Andogyer academy speaks at Mount
HermOn Sunday morning and at the yes
pers at Sage chapel.
Miss Flavia Curtis of Boston was a
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II
Lazelle. She formerly lived with them
aud attended the seminary.
Miss Isabel Thompson is with Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Merriheld until Thanksgiv
ing, when she viii go to join her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. y. Thompson, at Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla.
Principal and Mrs. G. z. Dickerson
receive cheering reports from their son,
/ Charles T., jr.. now serving under the
/ United States commerce commission in
Athens. The troublouS times in Greece
| have not affected the work of the de-
/ partment seriously. He is located adj
/ jacent to a British classical school and
4 has Il cOngenial environment.
/ The Woman's Relief corps held its
regular meeting Friday afternoon at Al
/ exander hall. The memorial service OF
I the order was observed for Mrs. Laura
4 Kendall Bailey, who died in Vernon last
/ week Mrs J. A. Stebbins. the presi-
dent and Mrs. Mary Doolittle gave tes-
I timOny to Mrs Bailey's faithfulness
and devotion as a member of the corps
4 Mrs. f. NJ. Lazelle a personal friend of
Mrs. Bailey, gave a tribute 10 her
worth as a true friend and an exemp-
/ larry Christian. The order will elect
officers at the next meeting, Dec. IL.
The annual meeting of Mrs. A. g..
/ Moodys Sunday school class was held at
! the home of Mrs. c. +. Bittenger Fri
/ day afternoon with Mrs. f. y. Holton
1 presiding. Members who are i'll or
/ away were considered; the money gifts
4 for the needs of the Vernon Polish fam
/ ily were collected and amounted to So
with more promised. The following OH
/ GERS were elected Pres, Mrs. +. y.
Holton: vice pres. Mrs. Fred Merri-
| field; see. and treas, Mrs. w. ii.
! Waite: rec sec, Mrs. l.. II. Lazelle f;
chairmen of committees, membership,
Mrs. f. p. Evans; calling, Mrs. Leayls
4 missionary. Mrs. Todd. The social COM
mittee will be chosen for each monthly
| social. Mrs. Bittenger and the enter
tainment committee served tea and
cake. About 40 were present.
Hon. John Haigis of Greenfield was
| not present at the Red Cross rally IN
the town hall Saturday evening. but he
sent an tACeAieilt StDs'lIutS IL
( Homer Sherman of Charlemont. lie
gave talk, teeming with helpful hints
on the recent Red Cross drive IN his
town. Miss Holmes, Red Gross nurse
of Rowe. Informed on the duties of 9
Red Cross or a community nurse, that
they were to instruct in health preser
walton chiefly She gave interesting per
sonal experiences. Other speakers were
Mrs. Isabel Chamberlain, county super
intendent and A. i. Fit on Red Cross
work here. Four excellent reels of Rec
Cross movies and patriotic selections by
Mount Hermon orchestra enlivened thu
program. Il. w kellogg and his team
Of about 20 solicitors are canvassing tn,
town for Red Cross memberships an(
gifts for the Near East Relief. The
drive closes Thanksgiving day.