Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-10
hi ARE LIVING IN TENTS
.,,,opArIoss NOT SUFFICIENT
=, NoRTHFIELD VISITORS,

r..s n the General Conference a
snsesu-G, Campbell Morgan
n, Prominent Speakers in At
,..,.-o,he yOrthaeld News.
~, .grBal session Of the general con
u 90 ,RT.ian workers began last Fri.
ao y, Wiih one Of the largest crowds
f'".,iI.l aa an opening night. Since
-. have been coming from all
49, ~ world until East Northaeld is
+ .H CHESTS. The buildings on
y" -rtands are much too saall 10
$500 .,. tbr crowds and many have
q. live In tents which have been
ever shady corner of The North
.misir rmpus, II Is estimated that
~ thus sheltered. Rustic Ridge
..., su1 summer guests and as many
'r5ol,d IN the cottages, There are
NJ thr Hotel Northheld, while
'y,,bs,Id is slowly creeping up to the
I, 9tiegrrcr mark,
l,. lrnkrd-itr English speakers have
pr q, Campbell Morgan OF Lon
pr @, a. Hutton Of Newcasile.on'
"a In lbhnston.Ross of Cambridge,
a-obsl Morgan delivered his first adj
Z Tuesday evening. the auditorium
f s,rssiy Of 5000 being filed 20
several minutes before the hour
i..frrg. m the past three main ad'
1B-.nr the day have been eonsid.
.s5sni but this year with the gather
large number Of evangelisis the
y. IA, ,3elled TO six or seven.
IA. those already mentioned the chief
~. .s Jar have been DR.. II. Z. Wes'
5iag Of Crozier Theological semi.
|. n, G A. r. Janvier Of India, DIR. II.
MN. 81 Boston, president Of the Baptist
=. Missionary society, Miss Martha
n Rome. Ca. Y. c. Whyburn, sue.
/, mo late sam Hadley OF the Jerry
H., mission Of Water street, New
1 W., Mary Schaufler Labaree, former
ui..iopary TO Persia, Dir. Albert Plumb
p.,,sp DR.. Cleland b, McAfee Of Brook
,ni others.
|, addition to the purely religious side OF
,,nf,rapce many educational enterprises
VIM taken up and presented BY those
|, Interested. Wednesday evening II. b.
an principal Of the Hampton normal
,,rlfultural institute, told Of the work
I a an in that institution. X. Il. Motion,
|-nd,nt Of the school corps, and Charles
[,D an Onondaga Indian graduate, also
A. and the Hampton quartet sang plan
+, melodies. Tuesday evening before DR..
|,gon.Rosss lecture Morris E. Alling, a
Hsrmon boy who worked his way
-,h both Mt. Hermon and Brown uni
Eiv. rave an account of Rogers academy.
m county. Ark. of which he is princi-
ma president Of the board of directors.
/, usual with the Mortified meetings the
h, I, one Of the principal features. The
Ho9e,Jones pipe organ lately dedicated
la with Mrs. Lewis Chafer as organist.
choir led by the veteran singer, George
stbbins. with the assistance Of Lewis
Nh furnish the greater part Of the mu'
In formal program for each day was
gr,sd on Monday by w, r. Moody as
v, Monday, Evangelism, What 1t is
What II Is Not; Tuesday, The Holy
hi IN Evangelism; Wednesday, Prayer
Evangelism; Thursday, The Eyangelistic
sa.e: Friday. How to Reach the Peo-
saturday, Methods of Evangelists. just
\ organized effort will be planned before
,sembled eyangelsts separate is not yet
'lsi but everybody is looking toward a
Id band which will lay the foundation
national reaction against the material
Of the times, or in other words, ma
bal revival