The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-02
NORTHFIELD. MASS.
Grand Centenary Proaram.

Grant Centenary PROGRAM. II
The Grant centenary celebration
night. April ~. drew a full
house at the town hall. The patriotic or
were well represented wear
ing their uniforms. A. l.. Fit was in
charge Of the program, which included
selections by the Mortified orchestra
recitation, Sheridan's Ride Royal Bry-
ant We Are Coming Father Abraham,
i.inwood Bryant: reading. Out With.
Grant. Rev. q. l.. Thompson: illustrated
lecture of Drinkwater's Abra ham Lin
coin.
Rev F. IL. Buffum gave an address,
which was mainly an account of personal
interviews with Grant when he was a
special reporter for the Boston Herald.
lie also was. guard when the body of
Gen. Grant laid in state. Mr.. Buffum's
talk held the interest of all The Drink
water pictures We're excellent. showing
several phases of Grants life and CON
verSations, which Mr.. Fit duplicated as
The pictures were shown. Hr
These community gatherings. which
began during the late war. have not only
been very enjoyable but have drawn the
people from all parts of the town to-
Eether i'll common interest and har-
mony.
Patriotic songs were sung by the audi
ence.
Miss McCloud is at her cottage on Rus
1ic Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs Dana Leavis spent the
Weekend in Boston.
Miss katherine Baker spent the week
md in Winchester. \. III.
Miss Nan Weeks of Boston was a
weekend guest Of Mrs Daniel Nye and
family.
Charles Leach has bought Lowell lodge
IN a street running east from Highland
avenue.
Clifton Field has begun to build a.
Darn on the land he recently bought of
Or. q. T. Thompson.
Mrs. G. +. Bittinger has bought the
0eWolf house on Highland avenue. She
plans TO take roomers.
r. G. Sauter has secured Il position in
Hatfield on the Bedding farm and will
move his family there soon.
+. f. Howard was i'll with grip last
week and unable to attend his classes a
ew days at Mount Hermon.
4 daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
1ermon AlcGatin in Medford April %
Mrs. MacGafiin is u sister of Mrs w t.
Moody.
A meeting of the trustees of Dickinson
ibrary will be held at the library Thurs
lay afternoon of this week at $50
o'clock
Miss Bertha NJ. Wood of Boston has
arrived and is occupying her bungalow on
Rirnam road. Miss Weeks will live
with her
Mr.. and Mrs Roselle Evans and Miss
Lottie Evans are now occupying their
lew home, the former residence of c. L.
Williams.
Mr., and Mrs: Joseph Waite of Spring
ield came Friday and spent the week
In nd
/. Waite.
Miss Marion Webster attended the
Congregational church fair in Winches-
.er, y. H., Friday evening and took part
the musical program.
Mrs. +. W.. kellogg and daughter,
JARRETT, arrived from Florida Friday
Ehe family will be at Kellogg cottage on
Iolton street for the season.
Spencer Brothers have signed con
ract with the Ford Motor company and
will now have a Ford sales and service
department. in connection with their
garage.
The senior classes of Mount Hermon
and Mortified seminary had supper mt
the homestead with Mr.. and Mrs. w r.
Moody Sunday evening \ service of
prayer followed
Charles L. johnson was painfully in
iured Thursday when the walls of a
Itch which he was digging caved in upon
him. He is confined to bed and both
legs are badly sprained.
The Alliance will meet with Miss SaIlie
AIinot Wednesday afternoon. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Belle Mason as hostess.
Ralph Waldo Emerson will be the subject
If an address by Rev. q. L. Thompson.
Miss Lillian Battige spent Friday and
Saturday at the home of Mrs. +. b. Cald-
veil. She graduated from the seminary
n 1920 and is now teaching in North
Dana. She lived with Mrs. Caldwell and
family two years While attending the
seminary.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. \. G.
Moody went to the home of Mrs. L. j.
Best Friday afternoon for the monthly
meeting and social \ delightful comedy
was given by the public school teachers.
Miss Mcdonald. Miss Baker. Miss Rob
ertson. Miss Cheney and Mrs. Gabb.
Cake and tea We're served.
Mrs. f. NJ Lazelle celebrated her 10Th
birthday Saturday at her home on High
land avenue She had many callers. a
shower of cards and letters, flowers
from the Congregational church. birth
day cake from the Women's Bible class.
made by Mrs. Kingsbury another cake
from her daughter, Mrs Lawrence La
ZeHe, and many other gifts
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