Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-02
NoRTHFlElD.
Noted Speakers Of the Week-Elee-
trio Road Coming.

The post-eonference addresses have
been continued this week with Rev.
q. Campbell Morgan as lecturer each
evening. \ large number of summer
visitors are remaining in town and
deep interest is shown In the themes
taken up. by this popular lecturer
Next week Rev, Hugh Black of Edin-
burgh, Scotland. is expected who
will give another course of lectures.
subject To be announced later.
A large audience listened to the
eloquent preacher, Rev. G. Campbell
Morgan, In the North church Sunday
morning, who spoke ON The Second
Coming of Christ, and answered the
questions as to the effect the second
coming would have on Christ on hu-
manity and on creation. In the even
ing ut the young peoples meeting
Mr.. Davenport, returned mission
ary spoke and later mt the usual
evening service Mr.. Morgan again
addressed a large congregation
The Young Ladies' seminary opens
next week.
Miss Lillian Stebbins of Vernon is
visiting Mrs. Edith Wood.
John Phelps is at home with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Phelps.
Mrs. Carter of Springfield is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nation.
John Minot of Asbury Park, n. j..
is visiting his brother, Rufus Minot'
Mrs. Warner, who lived in Mrs,
Gillette's house, has moved to Green
field.
Miss Fessenden of Brattleboro is
visiting her cousin, Miss Marion
Hoton.
c. X. ODER and family, who have
spent several weeks at their noun
tain home, leave Monday.
The public schools will begin the
fall term Tuesday, Sept. 6. with about
the same corps of teachers.
It is expected that DR., A. 7. Pier
son will speak next Sunday morning
in the Congregational chureh'
Several members of the local W. r.
C. attended the county convention Oh
the order at Orange Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Grant and son are
spending two weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dickinson
The summer visitors took an out
ing Monday visiting the colleges az
Amherst, South Hadley and North
ampton.
William Newell and Chauncey
Morton Oh liluldlld, bptii pi'
of the town, spent few days mere
recently.
c. c. Hosley. representative of the
Red Men. attended the encampment
at Boston last week. He was accom-
panied by G. II. Kidder, brother
Red Man.
Mrs. Burton Ware of Millers FANS
and little daughter are recent visitors
of Mr.. Wares parents, Mr.. ana Mrs'
C. A. Ware.
G. A. Wire attended the Old Home
exercises Thursday at Westmoreland,
n. H.. the lome of his parents and
his BIRTH ce.
/. Henry IA Moore, president of the
Mortified seminary trustees, mas
been very i'll at the hotel North1eid
but is improving.
Mrs. Fred Proctor and cousin, Rose
Stearns. Effie Stearns and Mrs Al
bert Stearns attended the Stearnss
reunion last week.
Rev. f. S. Webster, NJ. A, rector OF
AN Souls church, London, England
who has been addressing the confer
ence. sailed for England Saturday.
one of the pleasant events of the
season was the lawn party given py
the Unitarian ladies on the GROUNDS
around the parsonage Thursday even
ing.
There will be a patriotic rally In
the auditorium Monday evening"
Sept. S. at s p. m. which will be ad-
dressed by Rev. G. Campbell Morgan
and others.
Anyone will confer "a favor by
sending items of interest from all
narts of the town to Mrs. e. |. Callen-
der. who is the present correspondent
of the Reformer.
The Ladies' Aid and Sons of Vet
Grams societies will participate IN
clam bake on labor day in the grove
near Amos Bigelow's. A general good
time is expected
There was a large attendance We'd |
nesday when the congregational
sunday school picnicked at Obers
outlook. A fine day and fine time
was the verdict of all.
The Catholics will give supper
and dance at the Sons of Veterans
hail Monday evening, Sept. 5. Sup
per will be served at $50 and Meads !