Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-24
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oAu Sorthasld News
n5,isn Workers conference
!fA IL evening after a record
Nv I'm In every respect. During
" y, Johnston Ross has been lee.
VtfA ~ soroIus at III on the gospel
t'g9 IVA pr. q. Campbell Morgan
',aa Js course Of study on the
sSF"s, ne Paniateueh, These two
Us , \ have attracted more atten'
y 'P''msr than any men since the
b. Nv, nn nrummond Al the close Of
4 h'l'' Dr. Ross, DIR, A. 7. Pierson,
NaN Y Missionary Review OF the
anc tribute to DIR. Ross, say
2" t,5 never heard or read such a
~ &c I' ,sh1larly and yet sympathetic
by ~ N this gospel OF love. And
r'AuoI al for those who wished the
Be as1i,bed to stand the entire as
AVN %s interesting features of the
,smlting from its large size was
|nis 'J sub.eonierences which de-
'sADu a,r, the different groups. One
- Springfield, numbering about
te~ NJ direction OF Mrs. II. b. Glib.
iisH AL avn minor meetings under
aa '. hanging for the speakers aud
~ S.ir avn music on the same plan
~ 'n1itorium meetings. A similar
~ ta1owed by the Y. NJ. c. A. of
~, md camping party from Am
''@ vi, conference is almost entirely
and each year the delegates
' nlsase 50 the necessary amount
,rsyqnt loss which would come
.S,sl, II there is gain it, too,
a. ,,bools in order TO help educate
an who have more ambition than
NV necessary cost Of the conference
' ,o he abou, $4,000 and nearly that
~ ~, r,ised BY collection last Thurs
~. continuation Of the national re-
AZ n, r. A. TOrrey has given a lee
afternoon except Saturday at 4
~ bo auditorium on certain phases
a.,l eyaprelistic work Rev. A. c..
N n Nj Vernon, y. Y, relative Of
-rl,n the famous scientist, gave a
~ lecture on radium, and his meth
+, show how the teachings of the
III No explained and illustrated by
,nias Of science
NJ, va, the great day Of the confer
~ WAS occupied with meetings from
r,til 1880 p. m. The beautiful day,
..-,,tiou Of the speakers, the fine mu.
"a effectiveness Of the program
4, mt the largest crowd the audi
|. M ever held. The song service be-
.rs two hours before the regular SER
r,i.r the direction of George +. Steb-
mixed choir Of over 900 voices had
,.,irsd and special music was sung by
The opening prayer was offered by
G.or,e F. Pentecost now OF Northheid
A, sneaker both morning and evening
/, O. Campbell Morgan of London.
i, besn a prominent speaker here for
I, m, never has he preached two such
ma a, he did that day. In the morn
\, ubiect was The Love of Christ. At
necial service was held under the
! Nv Mrs. Gibbud of Springfield. AT
Morgan held special service in the
\ church The 4 o'clock service was
',d BY DR.. Torrey. At $50 II. w.
!, Of Denver spoke at the Round Top
n and there were prayer meetings af.
N auditorium service until after 10
II
post conference began on Monday
/, with an Illustrated lecture by Rev.
Mcdowell in the auditorium on The
Mines and Miners, and on Tuesday
Morgan and DR.. Ross began their
h n Job and John respectively. The
re taken down and the large crowds
dispersed but there are still many visi-
rsnining and each day the trains bring
nEcomers attracted by the post con-
lg speakers and the beautiful drives
quiet country life in the early autumn