The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-20
NoRTHFTELD. MASS.

4 Mrs. S. E. Whitmore has been i'll with
grip.
Mrs Hoxie is planning a family re-
union of her relatives for Christmas
! DIR. A. L. Newton has been confined
TO his bed with rheumatism this week.
/ Chauncey Dowd of Springfield will be
guest of Miss Beth Britton for the
| holidays.
John Hurley of New York will join
his family at Ed Kiley's Saturday for
the holidays.
Mrs. c. L. johnson will entertain her
| brother, Harry Kendall of New York,
| for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Leavis go to
| Stoneham for the weekend with Mrs.
,Leavis's relatives.
Walter Jones of Brown university win
| Join his parents at Mr.. Moor's for the
| Christmas vacation.
/ The Grange holds a regular meeting
Dec. % at their hall at 100 p. N. There
win be Christmas tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Chamberlain will
| spend Christmas with their son. Ray
Chamberlain, in Turner's Falls.
Miss Nellie Nye of Greenfield win be
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
| Nye, for the Christmas season.
Gordon Moody of Yale will be with
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. G..
Moody, for the vacation. He came
| Thursday.
Mrs Emma Fit Powell and daugh-
| ter of Philadelphia came the first of the
week 10 the home of her parents for
visit
Mrs. c. Z. Williams has 40 layettes
| to be made by the members of the Red
| Cross of this town as their quota. They
are for Near East Relief.
The Order of the Eastern Star win
/ hold its installation of officers the eve
ming of Dec 20. Mrs. lola F. Fiske of
| Greenfield will install the officers.
/ Miss Marion Webster went Friday to
| Boston and returned Monday, where she
takes piano and violin lessons. She was
guest of Mrs. Gertrude Dewey Barr.
1 Mrs. f. b. Caldwell will have her
children at home for Christmas, Miss
Miriam Caldwell of Springfield and Mr..
| and Mrs. q. 7. Bailey of New Haven.
Miss Mary Bennett and Miss Mary
1 Towne have gone to their homes in
| Kennebunk, Me, for two-weeks' vaca-
| ton. They are day students in piano at
/ the seminary.
Miss Annie Campbell will have for
guests Miss Nellie Campbell of Spring
| field, Miss Margaret Campbell of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Camp
bell of Boston.
| The Christmas exercises of the Con-
| gregational church will be held Friday
night with supper for the children at
$50, followed by a program, pictures,
| Santa Claus and gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Kendrick viii
come Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Hendricks for n few days. Mrs. Her
| mon Kendrick will go to New Haven
with her husband for two weeks.
Mrs. r. II. PhiIbrick. Junior Phil
| brick, and her maid. Miss Mary Craw
| ford, have gone to Atlantic City for two
weeks. Junior Philbrick has entered a
private school in Deerfeld as a student.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Howard will have
with them for the holidays Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Fleming of New York, Philip
| Howard of Harvard medical college and
Miss Elizabeth Howard of AIiddlebury
| college.
Col. Heman Dowd, Miss Helen Dowd,
| little Helen Pattison, and Miss. Jean
| Pattison came from Orange, y. J., Sat
urday to the Mortified hotel to visit
| Rev. and Mrs f. w. Pattison and Mrs.
| Stanley and family.
The Unitarian society holds it's Christ
mas festivities Saturday evening at the
| church with supper for the children,
| followed by a program and gifts from
/ n Christmas tree. All associated with
the church are invited.
The Home Missionary society packed
| and sent a box last week to Miss Fir-
| ginia ROmanelli of New York city. Miss
| Romanelli Is in mission work on the
/ east side and the contents of the box
were for family in her district. The
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