Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-29
MORTIFIED, MASS.
Northneld Native Dies in New Jersey

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j? years of age he worked in Greenfield
with tap and die company. He then
went to Orange. n j., to learn the hat
ters' trade with his uncle. David Qun-
IAN. For. many years he had been fore
man for the Napier Hat CO. of Belleville,
NJ. He leaves his wife, three sons,
Leo, Frank and George. and one daugh-
ter. Helen, all of Orange; also three
brothers. Lawrence, Thomas and James.
and two sisters. Mary of this town. and
Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Haverhill. The
funeral was held Saturday at his late
home and was attended by all his broth
ers and sisters. Interment was in st.
johns cemetery in Orange, n. j.
Mrs. Hattie Barker Ward has returned
to Brattleboro.
Miss Lillian Alexander is a student at
Boston university.
Mrs. N. p. Wood entertained the
bridge club last Friday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. w. Brown, lef4 Tues
day for New York for the winter.
Miss Maggie Phelan of Brooklyn is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Phlbrick.
Philip Howard has returned to Har-
ward Medical college for his second year.
Harold Pearson returned to Harvard
university Saturday for his sophomore
year.
Mrs. Witherell of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. David Ball and Miss Gertrude
Ball
Mrs. Owen of Stoneham is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Dana Leavs, and Mr..
Leavis.
Miss Lottie Evans is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Gilbert of Mortified
Farms.
Miss Isabel Sutherland returned Mon
day to Middlebury college for her sopho-
more year.
Mrs. i. b. Caldwell and family are
moving this week to their new house on
Highland avenue.
Mrs. r, 4. Allen has been visiting in
Antrim. n. H.. with the Proctors, former
Mortified residents.
Rev, and Mrs. A. Waldo Stevenson
have closed their Rustic Ridge home and
gone to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wright are hav-
ing two-weeks' vacation and spending it
in Springfield and Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Cummings move
this week to Greenfield from the apart
ment in the Green Gate house.
Walter Jones, son of Rev. and Mrs
Ellis e. Jones. left Saturday for Brown
university, where he will be student.
Donald Barber has moved his family
from an apartment over the East North
field drug store to a cottage on Elm ave-
nue..
Mrs: Anna Larsen has returned. to
Northfield for few days and is with
Mrs. E. NJ. Lazelle. She plans 10 90 to
Florida.
Vincent Barnes of BROOKLYN. Pa.
nephew of Mrs. Labella, is a senior in
the high school and living at DIR. n. p
Woods.
Frank o. Warner of New York city
has been spending 10 days with his
brother, Charles S. Warner. and Mrs.
Warner.
A delegation of 10 members of the
Order of Eastern Star attended a meet
ing Of the Amherst chapter Wednesday
Donald, Williams and Alden Doolittle
entered the freshman class of Massachu-
sets Agricultural college this week.
They room together.
Arthur -Grout of Gill has sold his
farm to Mount Hermon school and has
moved his family to the Albert Doolittle
place on the Ashuelot road.
Gordon Moody left this week for Yale
where he is a freshman. His roommate
is George Lawrence of Everett. Both
graduated from Mount Hermon school
this summer.
guest of her niece, Mrs. G. o. Dunnell
and family. Kenneth Richardson and
friend spent the week end with his
grandmother at Mrs. Dunnells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Miss Ida
Leavis and Mrs. Leavis returned Mon
day from their vacation of two weeks by
automobile. While away they visited
w. z. Roberts and family in Roches-
Miss Dorothy Anderson of Chicago
has been guest of her aunt, Mrs. A.
G; Moody, and family, the past week.
She, is the daughter of Mrs. Ada Wells
Anderson, former student of the sem
mary. She conducts her own kinder
garten school in Chicago.
Two carloads of anthracite coal, aggre-
eating so tons, arrived at Mortified
station Tuesday, consigned to G.. o. Dun
nell. This coal will be delivered in lots
sufficient for 80 days supply to custom
ers. The supply of bituminous coal is
unlimited. The price is about the same
as last winter.
Next Sunday will be Rally day in the
Congregational church. AT the morning
service there will be a dedicatory serv-
ice for children. Both junior and senior
Sunday schools will convene and in the
ular meeting will follow. The Thursday
prayer meeting will be held at 7.30 in
stead of s o'clock.
On Friday evening at Z o'clock the
Boys Brigade will open its sessions in
Skinner gymnasium. George Carr has
been chosen the commandant and
council of five will be associated with
him in the management of the organiza-
ton. The council consists of the com
inandant, the chaplain. the treasurer. the
president and representative from the
Brigade.
The local society of Women's Foreign
Missions was represented by % dele
gates, at the meeting held in Bernardston
Tuesday. This was the fall meeting of
the Franklin County Branch. of which |
Mrs, A. g.. Moody is president. Mrs. |
Moody presided. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
of 'Shelburne Falls and Mr.. Kellogg of
Orange. all missionaries to China, were
the speakers.
Mortified Grange entertained the
faculty and seniors of the high school
Tuesday evening. The time was spent
socially that parents and teachers might
become better acquainted. During the
evening Mrs. Marion Shattuck Winchell
rendered songs and Leon Dunnell gave
several piano selections. Charles S.
Slate. the master. and Mrs. Joseph Col |
ton, the lecturer, were in charge.
The selectmen attended a hearing in
Greenfield Friday before State Highway