The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-08
N0RTHFTELD, MASS.
Many Attend Masonic Installation.

John Sauter as chaplain, all of Green
field
After the installation a banquet was
served and speeches We're heard from
Il. f. Howard retiring inaster, X. l..
SyatsoIl of Mount Herm6n, Rev Albert
MoBbs of the Unitarian society, Miss
Marion Webster. matron. Of Eastern Star.
and each of the Installing officers. Mr..
Toward was presented a past masters
The new officers are NJ. DR.. r. G.
Holton; s. w, r. b. Thomas; J. w, Il.
L@Clappt treas, G. r. Nelson; sec, {.
-7Cf.l. Tstearns chaplain, if " Doa !iI
j. D.. Merritt Skilton@: S. S, L. III.
Fleming; j. s.. a. S. Eddy; tyler, E. f.
Aldrich.
Leslie Adams spent the holidays with
his family on Cape Cod.
Miss Edna Stearns has returned from
a f0-days' visit in Boston.
Mrs. c. z. Buffum went Thursday to
Springfield for several days visit
Chauncey Dowd Of Springfield was
guest of Miss Beth Britton last week.
Miss Edna Morse of Worcester is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Alice Morse Hol-
toway.
Miss Eva Graham spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Abbott IN
Brattleboro.
Miss Bernice Webster is slowly re
covering at the home of her mother, Mrs.
G.. II. Webster.
4. G. Moody was in Boston the first Of
the week attending directors meeting
of the Mortified hotel.
Miss Mary Bennett has returned to
Mrs BrittOn'S after 10 days visit at her
/ home in Kennebunk, Me.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart of New Bed
| ford are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Max.
Stedenfeld at f. b. Estabrook's.
Mrs N w. Keet entertained the
| Ladies Sewing society of the Unitarian
church Thursday for an all-day meeting
Emerson Putnam. father of Mrs. G. y
| Kidder. is i'll at the home Of Mrs. i. \
| CLARK on Warwick avenue. where he
| lives.
| Mrs F. w Smith returned to Sunder
land Monday after spending the holiday.
| with, her daughter Mrs. H. A. Reed, and
Miss Clara Athert"., of New York
/ former teacher at East Mortified
/ primary school, has been visiting Mrs
/ Swartout.
| Mrs. Lawrence Ouinlan went to Brat
! tleboro hospital Monday and underwo'
| an operation Tuesday. Her condition Is
favorable for recovery.
Mrs Charles 0gilvie, who lives in the
! White house. went to New York
Wednesday for a few days. Her chill
| uFen are WIN Mrs. HAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Griggs spent
! the first of the week In HubbardstOn witt
! Mr. and Mrs. Warren Griggs. They
| went for the deer hunting season.
Harold Clough. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Fred Clough of Mortified Farms, killed
~ doe weighing 40 pounds near the saw
mills on Winchester road Tuesday.
Miss Edith Swartout has accepted a
position as secretary with q. Il. Crowell
| of the Brattleboro Water Works Co. She
/. viii spend the week-endS here with her
| mother at their home.
l. AIR. and, Mrs Amos Field we're giver
4. serenatie Saturday night AT etteir HON,
| on Ashuelot road About Sc friends ant
neighbors- visited them ami presented
! them a silver service of three pieces
| Cake and cocoa were served.
The Y 2. S. c. +. held bushes.
meeting and social Monday evening a
the vestry. Miss Esther Lane wa,
elected the new chairman Of the socia
committee. Games and refreshments wer'
enjoyed by p young people.
The Unitarian Alliance met with Mrs
Frank Williams Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. T.. l.. Russell assisted her as hostess
Hiss Marion Webster gave report q
the young peoples conference which sh
attended last summer at Isle of Shoals
l. Edward w Ward of Sierra Madre
Cal. who is guest of DR.. and Mrs. Il
n. Philbrick, was n successful dec
hunter Wednesday. The deer was killee
in the great swamp between NorthielC
and Warwick. 1t was an eight-poin
brick was with Mr.. Ward.
II Mrs. a. G.. Moody, Mrs +. il. Lazell.
and Mrs. T.. Il. Smith attended the meet
ing of the Franklin County Branch of
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions al
the Second Congregational cirurc1
E1FE f,E D
hrapch, Mes Moody presided. Mrs. l.. K
1 Smith led 4he devotions.
Max Huber secured $50 pound doe II
! New Hampshire Saturday and on Mon
day a doe weighing 49, pounds on Flower
! hill IN Warwick +. r. Perkins of North
J field Farms killed a 130-pound doe o.
4 Northheid mountain near Otis Fishers
/ Alfred Holton brought down doe of 15f
/ pounds on Sanders mountain in the vi
| cinity of his camp.
The Foreign Missionary society met
| at Wayside Inn Wednesday afternoon
i with Mrs. w. J. Crossman and Mrs. La
1 Bella. Miss Caroline II. Lane led the
| by Miss Nlning, Mrs, Hall and Mrs. La
Bella. Mrs. l.. II. Alexander sang.
Miss Lane exhibited garments and Gu
rios from India sent by her sister, who
| is in mission work there.
The New England committee of sever
Oriental colleges has chosen Miss Maud
/ Hamilton chairman of a town conrmitte,
to arouse interest and secure subscrip
| tons for Dollar day, which is Dec Q
| Miss Hamilton has chosen a member
| from each local organization to work OF
| the committee. Mrs. y. G. Moody has
| been giving talks on the subject severa
| days at Millers Falls, Mortified Farms
| the Mortified hotel and at Mortified
| SEMINARY.
The fourth ensemble recital Will be
| held in Russell Sage chapel Dec.s11 at 1
I-O'cloek. The artists are: Miss Marion
/ Fisher. organist. Mrs. Edith G. Miller
| violinist, Miss Jennie +. Haight, pianist
| The program includes the following Toe
| cata and Fugue in ID minor, Bach Sym
/ nhony, No 4, in b. fat Beethoven
/ Scherzo in G minor, Bossi; Allegrc
/ Cantabile in i minor Wiclos Bridal
l prncessinr, in Z, ma inI Gring .ONert1irc