Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07
NORTHFIELD.
Flood Experience on Benefits
Ms,dow Road--Conferenoes.

..-.f1Ky on account of the water
Fsmr deceived by appearances, h,
mod To ford It. He kept goin,
n be found he could not turn bacl
l.faH go no further, for the watel
rr Ia his shoulders and only hi,
rsFs head was out of the water. 81
allied Justify for help and a mar
ihe railroad track ran for assist
finally getting a boat to row
gut they found that the horse
bgronlp restless and pushed on
IN finally all were safely ON dry
IpJ without assistance, and none
worse for their thorough soaking.
NM. ,rnouncements for the summer
,faroncrs have been received The
,jnps work during the summer at
winfield has expanded during the
81 few years so that instead of a
cram of only three regular confer
css there have been added the mis-
mary and Sunday school workers
,nferences and n long series of add
@ssse after the closing of the regular
inference. The speakers who will
trart the most attention this sum-
~, are Rev. Webb Peploe and Rev.
mos Deuney. The former was here
t SIMMER and as one of the most
,pent of English divines was re-
vrd with great deal of interest.
Dapney Is prominent in the Free
|bpreh college at Glasgow and wide
known for his works on theology.
mong the other speakers are: Rev.
ndieott Peabody Robert E. Speer,
rmcipal r. A, Falconer, John Willis
rr John r. Mott, Rev. G. Campbell
torgan, Rev. DR.. A. 7. Pierson. The
,llowing are the dates of the summer
rogram: Mortified seminary COM
tenement, June 1914; Camp North
ED opened from June 29-Sept. l
tudents conference, June 30-July g.
omg woman's conference, July IL
d, summer school for woman's mis-
ionary societies, July 24-31; Sunday
chopl workers conference, July %
d. general conference for Christian
orkers, Aug. 420; post conference
idresses. Aug, 22Sept Is; Bible |
Masses in connection with the North
held schools will be given Sept. 15-
bet. 80. There will be daily Bible |
tlasses at Mt. Hermon and consecu-
Hive Bible lectures at the training |
kchool after oct. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Moody are in
Cincinnati o.
c. A. Randalls youngest child is i'll
with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Leach is teaching music
10 several pupils in Ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Golden have
gone to Keene, N, H., to live.
The meeting of the W. r. G. will be
held this evening at the usual place.
The regular meeting of the Sons of
Veterans was held Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Rice, who spent the winter with
Frank Streeter. has returned to Athol,
John Robbins, who has been threat /
aned with pneumonia, is reported bet
er 4
Miss Mary Green spends her Easter ]
,acation with friends in New York |
.ty. i
Mrs. Cora Banks, daughter, Elsie |
md son, John, of Orange, are visiting
n town, V
Miss May Cotton has returned from Y
visit with friends in Amherst and z
icinity
Mrs. Marsh has been visiting her 9
aughter, who is now living in Brat
eboro. II
George Holton, who has been visit II
lg relatives in Worcester, has re =,
lrned Fl
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Field have been
t their home the past week at the =,
arms. v
Arlen Miners goods have been sent II
, Putney, Vt, where he is to make fe
Is home d
Miss Miriam Hart from Northamp-
N is home for ten days visit with u
ar parents. tC
Ebert Chamberlain has gone to Sc
urners Falls to work on the new II
hOOl house. OF
Mrs Starkweather has opened her
,use for the summer and expects to D.
main there re
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Greenleaf are -, -
on to move back to their old home ~
the mountain. ~
Dr. n P. Wood met a deer in the
ad a few days ago while making IT
OCCASIONAL trip. HI
Miss Julia Bardwell is home from We
lshing academy and is i'll with in
ronic gastritis. pl
Miss Fannie Stockbridge entertained oh
out 25 of her friends with a party du
evening.
A daughter of Mrs. James Delaney ia
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and OF
s. Harvey Evans. ev
John Barber was arrested this week q
selling cigarettes to minors and "a
ed $40 and costs. ~
Mrs. Dorr Allen has been quite i'll
h a bronchial trouble since her re-
n to Wayside Inn. ~ ~
Misses Vining and Niver have rent 90
of Mrs. E. NJ LaZelle her old home nh
we Wanamaker lake. bis
I. N. Kidder has lately purchased a it
span of horses from the sales we
bles Of F. B. Caldwell. wo
lrs Matte Lamson Plaistridge and
ghter from Winchester, N. H., are CHI
ting relatives in town. wa
IT. and Mrs. Will Slate are soon to Tes
We into the Mead tenement lately Or
ated by F. L. Proctor. s an
Irs. F. E. Head has returned from i is''
York city where she has been the
ting her daughter, Mrs. McCastline'
RS. Richards, son and daughter tor
e returned from Warwick and are En-
guests of her brother, A. w. Proc sne
ira
rs. Eva l. Calender has received tea
appointment of census enumerator Pre-
expects to begin the work on May n.
of
arshal Mead of Attleboro, Mass, WEI
1t Sunday with his mother and T
{ Mrs. Sherwin and Mrs. Hope len
d. as
he patrons of the Mortified lee ieii
course are planning to have par
luet in the town hall in the near wa
re. wit
,bert Wood from Tufts college is ODE
ding the usual spring vacation the
his narents DR. and Mrs. N. P. mis-
d. A
Al HEALING '