Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-16
NORTHFIELD.

The Unitarian society held its an
nual parish supper in the vestry last
evening. Rev. Z. @. S. Osgood OF
Brattleboro delivered an address.
Work was begun last week on the
state road near the postotfice at the
square and will extend south to the
end of Main street and north to Mill
brook bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Phillips, Jr.,
have returned from Paris where they
spent the winter. Mr.. Phillips has
been pupil of the famous Prof
/ Sbriglia in voice culture.
1 The faculty and students of the sem
/ mary have made elaborate preparations
to welcome Mrs. d. L. Moody and son
/ Paul, who have been in Europe the
past nine months and are expected
home this week.
New York artists gave a delightful
concert at Stone hall in the seminary
lecture course Monday evening which
was we'll attended. They were: Miss
Mary Henry, violinist: Miss Emma
Pounds. contralto; Mrs J. Mckinley,
pianist.
W. r. Moody occupied the pulpit at
lht IIlulldIldn SOuSltSdlIul Clutch
Sunday, DR.. Scofeld being in Chicago
during this month teaching at the
Moody Bible institute. DR.. George
Pentecost will preach in the same
church the next two Sundays
Mrs. G. Campbell Morgan and chill
dren reached Mortified last week and
were Joined this week by Mr. Morgan.
They will occupy the Rankin house,
which has been moved from its old site
south of Hotel Northtield to a new
foundation on Highland avenue, as
soon as it can be made ready.
James T. Cummings went Saturday
to Catskill, n. T., accompanied by
ten men to begin work on the painting
and papering of the Grand Central
hotel of that place for which he has
the contract. The hotel is 800 feet long
and six stories high and is to be paint
ed outside and in, There are 300
rooms TO be papered.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
have elected these officers for the en-
suing year: President, MIS-. Ellen
Mason; associate president, Mrs. C. II.
Webster; vice president. Mrs. f. f
Russell; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
N. L. W OOu . ulIttlOis. MISS 1ldTd
Ward. Mrs. H. H. Mason, Mrs. G.. n. /
Harris, Miss A. p. Osgood, Mrs. n. S. !
Priest. The society voted to pay $3.50 .
to help defray church expenses.
The following officers were elected
oy the Mortified village improvement
society at its recent meeting: Presi
lent, n p. Wood vice president, +.
\. Howard: secretary, f. W. Doane:
treasurer, c. II. Webster; executive
l.. f. Smith, Miss Sallie
Ninot, j. W. Field, Jr. Rev. Mr..
Mallory of Lenox spoke of the Laurel
Hill association of Stockbridge which
lie said was the parent of at least a
thousand similar organizations and
rave an interesting account of its
Methods of village improvement.
A summer school of Bible study, be-
inning July and extending through
he entire month, will be added to the
egular appointments of the Mortified
eason. Daily consecutive courses will
e given by Rev. G.. Campbell Morgan.
,ev. W. W. White and Rev. John KEEL
IAN. Other events will be the student .
June ~ to July 6; camp ,
Fortified, June PC to September l, ,
nd general conference for Christian ,,
orkers, August l to II. Among the
peakers will be: Rev. John Kelman.
Rev. G.. W. Gordon ("Ralph
onnor''), Robert E. Speer John r.
lott, Rev. G. Campbell Morgan, Dr. 1
Toodrow Wilson, Rev. f. B. Meyer
ev. G. Whitcomb Brougher, Rev. Dr. ,
L. Scofield, Rev. DR.. A. c. Dixon.
ev. Dr.. A. T. Pierson, Rev. DIR.
enry G. Weston, Henry Varley. Z