Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-20


.,,,l yanng woman's conference
1913 .,,aizs after a session Of 10
$500 exact hgures have no, AZ
ANl.l by the executive committee
va w.. In. compared fayorably with
ig,lll..st..-'rg and the conference has
asi ~ ~ sns leadership throughout the
gsa'...s mills has Il been success re-
ss4i4Ily, as the camp boys and
nA W, Hermon have eo'operated In
~ /" aud other forms OF enter
NV ,wrlsy the several hundred glrls
n'at ayTr 40 Mt, hcrmon, the barses,
uA'A ln,.es being crowded 10 the
I'd capacity -,...u 1, ho.,s A..
by ~ ,r.rt shown over the campus
% ~ short service was held and
Sdis, returned in the evening =,
l'sps ~ d,y was last Wednesday and
h'a .,.,,.t was shown In the different
ra ',i,ity. Mrs. Lawrence Thurston
y .,rreiary Of the womans stu
i'u. .,..r movement, pictured TO the
s'u nss n sacrifice, Miss Harriet Tay'
.s %s.5 seminary girl who is going
tbis fall. outlined her future work
W, NINA Norton told in detail some OF
wv 'nsss Of a woman missionary IN
nPjs On Thursday, DIR. A. y,
ave an address on The Year
.n'' Familiarity and the Year OF His
aiN Ibisb was considered one Of the
Nu NC. during the conference. In
s.,n,5n. the 90 young men VINO are AT
y',,bseld entertained the entire con
,Ssn there was an informal program
'F ',S,s,ie, defamation and speeches.
'mnu rendering Of college songs
mn boys under the direction OF Mr..
enthusiastically encored.
Moody in a short speech, outlined
sg5ry Of Camp Northfeld from ITS early
-', ..Tbe hone expressed by ID. l.. Moody,
"a, men would be in the camp every
came true three years ago, three
Dor his death, as last year the total
,;,n AZ those who came and went
,.n an increase Of go over the year be-
ina news of the Ill health OF Robert
children. two OF whom are Sc
m has been the only shadow on the
Tbi, has made 1t impossible for
49,, Z, attend the conference although
,h,irm,n Of the executive committee
prevented HIM from being here dur
~ H.. AZ the conference. His place
Nm nv DIR. A. F. Schaufiler, who gave
-,,ripg address in the auditorium on
N taxing as a topic, Prayer, and IN
,r4uin. ". r. Moody gave the farewell
m lat two days intermission the sum
,.b,o far women's foreign missionary
u. opened Tuesday. This is under the
~. n the united board of mission
and will last until July "a, Among
us,kers expected are Rev. Arthur .
g Rev. A. W. Halsey Mrs. W. A.
,,,,mry Mrs. Lawrence Thurston, Mrs
NM Crosby Bliss, Mrs. Charles n
u, Miss Helen B. Calder, Miss Mar
Hodge. Miss Elizabeth @. Northup
n. third Of the Northfeld conferences be
Tgs,day and is summer school fol
y,r,ry workers under the auspices OF
romcp boards Of foreign missions fol
r,rsd States and Canada. There art
,..srt,tiyes from every corner of the
ma Of many nationalities. The Object
bring together as many as possible OF
,stual workers in the field that there
bs better cooperation and to bring pros
a7e missionaries in closer touch with the
Vim fields An attempt has been made
hys the chairman for each day represent
ferent denomination. The first address
tren Tuesday evening and after an ad
i. o welcome, Rev. Franklin Hamilton
M First Methodist church gave an ad
d On the Scope and Importance of WON
Work. W. R. Moody announced in con
ton with the August work that a sub-con
hte would be held in connection with th'
thr conference work, taking up the sub
Of pastor evangelism. A few OF th'
who are to take part are DR.. Alber
rn5 Of Boston; DR.. Joseph p. Calhoun O
nburg; John Wicker of Trenton, N. ).
Cleand B. McAfre of New York; Kew
v. Pope of New Haven; DR.. r. A. Tor
oi Chicago. From England are expected
Morgan Of London, Johnston'Ross o
bridge and Hutton of Newcastle-on- Tyne
ne are also many speakers new to tn
thield platform on the list, among then
BIZ Rev. NJ. 7. Mcleod of Pasadena
Dr. John Douglas Adam of Brooklyn
c, H. Tyndall of Mt. Vernon, N. T.
Dr. John R. Davies Of Philadelphia.