Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29

-oaa Sor'ns'ld News
y.nasld students conference was
b. NV .r,l Friday evening with an UNI
NV attendance for the opening
w - ss,,ral Of the large colleges which
IS nave had the greatest number OF
R,s,i,rs including Dartmouth, are
'.g.i,n and their representatives are
% ,,,,J later. At this writing about
- are registered and more are
wy IA. l. Ross Stevenson, president Of
Wv nc. was present and Clayton 5.
'oA.s'. ,pr VI the speakers at the first
saturday Prof, Il, ]. Bosworth OF
~, ,,iy.r,tty was she principal speaker,
'la - addresses both morning and
Aid also Rev. II. Boswell Bates,
w. an account OF his New York city
M Zvemer OF Arabia gave an ae'
,h. conference OF missionaries TO the
s.s5,n people seld in Cairo, Egypt
-s,.h Do mas just returned.
.s,y tie Trintarian Congregational
.'' s,;t,l with the conference for the
,sryirc which was held in the au'
pr c. r. Anderson, graduate OF
e .,,,sge. Toronto, and now bishop Of
g,,s.e Of Chicago, gave an inspiring dis,
a, the necessary relationships OF God
=, Tho music Of the conference, as
,r,minen, feature, is furnished by
uops.Janes organ which was pre-
M, l5ssph W. skinner of Holyoke,
", stanley acting as organist, There is
-, from Cornell university, Ralph @.
~ Rohert P. Nichols, Neal d. Becker
| r,sre,t bremen, and chorus singing led
In Abbott Of Brown, 1908. On Mon
cd. Of runners in all sorts Of suits
eliminating cross.country trip at the
h,nr of O. and at $50 the schedule Of
Y, and lectures opened with Ave large
y, .tBdv classes as follows: An In
l.,oyy Course by Dr. James l.. Barton
Sr5r Of China, by Prof. Harlan r.
N. Principles OF Teaching Mission
H. hr DR.. 7. II. p. Sailer; Glass for
t., students. by DR.. Howard A. Kelly
p,,blems Of the American City. by Rev.
p,,rsu Bates. At $50 the % leaders
a. Rible study courses met their classes
,,rpsl training which were gathered in
n ,roups and there were other addresses
m bopr while at IL o'clock DIR. j. Ross
rsr,,p addressed the whole conference
ma prsctical everyday applications Of
,,i,ciples Of Christianity. The tennis
,r,mept was opened with III entries and
sries Of baseball games begun.
!, Monday evening ~ ''plebs' and
.,,lpr,'' arrived from West Point with
tA States Army Chaplain Travis and
martered at East hall with the Har-
men William D. Murray spoke at the
N Ton meeting and at the meeting in
auditorium Rev. H. f. Fosdik of Mont
!. gave An address upon the in
me Of temptation on a mans life. Each
the various Bible and mission study
~, are continued and Tuesday morning
Erdpal R, A. Falconer Of the Pine Hill
sohricsl college, Halifax, n. s., gave the
!, meeting talk in the auditorium on the
iet The Divinity of Christ
IN account Of the change of dates OF the
igenee. the Fourth of July celebration
tack meet were held on Wednesday at.
noon and evening. There were several
bred entries in for the track meet which
udqd obstacle, elephant, three-legged, po-
and sack races and the regular track
ied eyents-lOO yards, 220 yards and
Yards dashes $50 yards and mile runs,
Jump, broad jump, pole vault, hammer
,v. shot put and hurdles. The mass
eing in the evening was indescribaoie'
sr series Of astonishing events ac-
tpanied BY rousng college yells, Clifford
.hot, chief Of the United States bureau Of
sary, gave an address. At the close
Ne was the evening war dance around a
usure lOxl0 by so built on the campus
huge bonfire which illuminated the
1ty for miles around.
Mrs. Carrie Green Parker of Lynn is a
st Of c. H. Green.
Mrs. Eliza Banks is expected home from
FtiOd next Monday.
Hiss May Cotton returned Saturday from
ev days visit to Amherst.
|ly Ella Porter of Hartford is guest
her nephew, G. G. Stearns.
Homer Allen from New York is guest OF
mother, Mrs, Dora Allen.
Frank Field, son of Asa Field, came yes
Nay as a guest of G. G. Stearns.
Miss Ellen Barker of Westmoreland, N.
Is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ware
lincoln Hammond is bringing straw
reS Of an excellent quality from his farm
Gill.
The Unitarian Sunday school is to have
picnic at Central park, Vernon, probably
VIE
On account of the absence of Miss Leach
music pupils have been enjoying a short
cation.
Mrs Ethel McCastlene of New York city
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
snk Head.
The high school, by vote of the pupils, IS
Thg but one session a day this week and
close on Friday.
Ms Henrietta Newton Robinson and baby
We been the guests of her parents and also
d. A. L, Newton this week.
Mrs Abbie Dascomb, who has been visit
her cousin, Miss Dutton, returned 10
home in Wilton, N. H., on Tuesday.
Luke Stearns from Ludlow, VT, has been
Town this week in the interest of the
af'on Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Elizabeth Alexander has returned from the
y Conservatory of Music and Fannie
'ROrldge from Mt, Holyoke college.
Pia. A, J. Phillips and family, including
=. Maud Walker and baby, have taken .
AS at the beach during the month OF
MS Nettie Putnam is employed as a
i% Tor Miss Serena Stockbridge, who is
dges
O'nel Ross from Mortified mountain
aken suddenly i'll while in the street
tuesday, and was taken home by G. II.
sbSer.
s'etal members of the Woman's Relief
~ attended the exemplifcation meeting
ue Work Of the order held in Greenfield
steriay
~ and Mrs. Edwin Moss are receiving
s,a'uiatlons on the birth of 12-pound
su'ef last Friday. Mr.. Moss is employed
Tue seminary
,,S S Mabel Matthews and Miss Mary
guests of Mrs. N. F. Alexander,
vi Monday for Noryich VI the home