The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-17
NORTHFIELD. MASS.
New Pastor for Tnitarians


pastor of the Unitarian church of this
town He will. begin his work here
He formerly was pastor of the Uni
tartan church of Florence and is we'll
known in the Connecticut valley. His
family comprises his wife and his
Rev. Arthur Mobbs of East Bridge
water will preach next Sunday and the
parish committee hope to secure his
services until April i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cola Nelson have moved
to their new home on South Main street.
Miss Bernice Webster came home from
New York city Wednesday night, as she
was not well.
A meeting of the Sewing society was
held at the home of Mrs. n. W. keet all
day Thursday.
Joshua BeaIs has closed his house and
will live at the Weldon hotel IN Green
field this winter.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, the high school
principal, spoke before the Young Peo-
pies Religious union at the Unitarian
church Sunday evening GU her last sum-
mer's trip to Alaska.
A celebration of the 50th anniversary
of the ordination of Rev. Daniel Wilson
to the Unitarian ministry was held Sun
day in Quincy, where he formerly
preached. and in Dover, his present pas
torate Rev. Mr.. Wilson formerly was
a much-respected. pastor of the local
church.
The Boys Brigade will go to Bernard
ston Saturday afternoon to gathering
of boys of this vicinity under the direc-
ton of Rev W. S. Anderson, the evan
gelist of Franklin county. The program
includes athletic events, address by
Richard L. Watson of Mount Hermon
and supper.
The Mothers society was entertained
at the home of Mrs. II. f. Howard
| Wednesday afternoon with 40 mothers
and several babies present. Refresh
ments were served and then Mrs. i. r.
| Smith and Mrs. Howard spoke on the
\ work of the society. Mrs. X. H. Phil
! brick collected the sunshine bags. which
contained money contributions for the
/ Franklin County hospital She explained
the work and needs of the hospital
| The marriage Of Miss Jean Claire
| Doremus. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Harry Whitehouse Doremus, and Grin
/ Linscott of Portland, Me, took place
at the Doremus cottage on Rustic Ridge
| at / o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. +. w.
/ Pattison before the relatives of the two
/ families. y wedding breakfast was
served. The bride is a former seminary
/ student and graduate nurse. Mr.. Lin
scott is associated with Armour COM
/ pany of Portland, where they will make
/ their home.
| The Red Cross rally is to be held Sat
! urday under the direction of A. z. Fit.
/ In the afternoon and evening Red Cross
| reels of movies will be shown at the
| town hall Also in the evening Senator
| John Haigis of Greenfield viii speak and
| Miss Holmes, the Red Cross nurse of
| Rowe. Mount Hermon five-piece orches-
ira will render national airs. At Alex
ander hall at 6 o'clock a supper will be
served to Red Cross officers and the so
licitors for the coming drive, which is
| in charge of f w. Kellogg. Mrs. Isa-
bel Chamberlain, Franklin county field
| secretary, viii be present
Mortified Grange held its annual
meeting Tuesday evening and elected
these officers: Master, Ralph Holton
oyerseer. Mrs NJ. L. Moore; lecturer
L. r. Alexander; steward, Louis Davis
| assistant steward. Raymond Clapp
| chaplain. \. w Keet; treasurer. Mrs
H. VI. Haskell; secretary, Mrs. f. G
| Britton; gatekeeper, Mrs. Haskell
Ceres. Mrs. Slate Pomona, Mrs. Cham
berlain; Flora, Miss Annie Campbell
member of executive committee, II. III
Chamberlain. A harvest supper was
served to 80 previous to the election.