The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-14
korthfeM, Mass.
..xns AT THE CONFERENCE.
ana Enthusiastic Meetings Held
~ Every Day.

q
li'f - .e,.,,.,n,iug all countries an
Ersa" missionary boani aud iield
81 "'i..r,tlr.tirs Of this ..Jlh an
y -E.,pua,. The rainy days fail I
;. IA iB,tWsl Of the delegates am
30 a. outs door meetings an
~, H. auditorium no other chang
wslr m ihp program. The pro
80 h., tuesday l. fair sample o
p .HNilir, aud j. as follows
MAYER meeting at I a, ~, iol
'sAF .sNI,s lrd by ". Il. Mood,
aoahy held IN the auditorium
" l.ssis.t each building had IL
~ I.t.llIus az which one OF th,
esas ~ briefly AZ Camp North
sS W 5n hHn with the camp coun'
grr6 Rs,. Gcorge Henson Of Phil
~, De- speaker At . the audi
=. crowded for DIR, \, /. Pier
M. I.imr. Al 10 Charles Alex
~ 4 song service which was one
LOO meetings OF the day. At ii
sg4H Holden continued his
An Unusual Problems OF the
49, Lie. 40 $50 y. m. W. =.
IsI Al ,'a-s m personal work
=. largely attended by those who
800 I'M huiing out how 10 win
~ Christ. At 1 DIR. w. H.. Wat.
sllp..gl he conference and Miss
~, lsihuR had an open air meet
y, ibe ,m.lru who are fully ~
m attend the meetings as the
~, M. meeting is new feature
~. conference program and bids fair
" ,.,mlUgut one aud the boys and
~, Ia hlgc numbers. Miss Cad
,be .I.terinlaw Of Charles Alex
III, lglfr oi the music, and daughter
~, In Richard Cadbury OF England,
~5,gt5ir, cocoa manufacturer. She
IU ehi.dlpn- meetings among her
e.. employees aud IN this meeting
,...id hy ". ;. Jaeoby, one OF the
(t,,,ier eyangrll,ts. At $50 ON Round
!. M sunset service 10y ID. l.. Moody's
WV. addressed by Mr.. Trout OF
tts.tsJ, following which George q. |
E5lm. ma a short praise service. The |
- auditorium meeting was adj
- M Dr.. L. \, Torrey of Mont
Y. Pa. and the final service of the day
II III balfhour Of song which Mr.. Al
|rJ.r had at the close OF the even
b nettIng 49,, -.
|. MANY Others held informally and
I'm rejule attended every meeting of
n 8y IL is certainly not Mr..
Vyir. 1fa that the delegates shall at
Il N Me meetings but they assure a
ss,.5ger that they are having the time
nan lyp. and are getting more gospel
iir..f. than they get through all the
N Dr. 4. T. Persons class in the
n testament j. one Of the most solid
W,,..p. Of the day and during the week
n. taken up the books of Ruth, LIST
4 n Samuel. lst and ID Kings, LIST and
Chronicles and Esther. DIR. w. l..
rkir.on Of London has been one of
i, kliing speakers this week. He is
, head Of the Methodists in England
/ tbere Is a large number of that de- I
niba,on here. Dir. John Mcdowell
Newark has conducted the sub-con-
spce on the religious work in laymen's
anintions and as many ministers and
nlnent workers are here to take part I
Ne discussions il would seem as I
rgh this would develop into one OF the a
4 practical things that the conference
Connected with. DR.. John Douglas
IN Of Orange, \. j., has been another
The prominent speakers. r
ev John A, Hutton and Rev. j. Stu :
Holden have continued their course y
tc.ures this week but the big day as I
Is members went was last Sunday y
q i was estimated that about 1000 u
e 10 the morning service. People VI
have attended the conferences for 81
) ay the auditorium was never so a.
All the children left to make room ~
adults and had a special service in !,
ball led by Mrs. Charles Alexander. t. l.,
lie even covered the platform steps u
It was with much difficulty that the r'
were kept clear to comply with the p
Late corners sat on the lawn and y. ~
led to the singing and sermon from ~
All the time during the day ser :.
were going on somewhere on the ".
Us until late in the evening. 1t was u
thing inspiring to hear All Hail the ~ ~
T Of Jesus Name sung by 5000 ~ ~
!, making the song ring forth almost -
the valley. The address of the DC
ing was delivered by DIR. w. l.. Wat an a.
} Of London, who will also speak W W
Sunday, Missions was the topic, for ~
Monday and nearly all the speakers I H
returned missionaries. During the re
i've men addressed the conference III:
e subject and in the evening the IN
nary delegates were heard who ur
seated on the platform. As in past
a missionary register was KEPT; IN
all the missionaries wrote their
and it was found that there were -
antatiyes from nearly every board ell
ed here.
tennis tournament got under way Su
v. 1t is for the Mortified tennis
llch Harry Gray of New York now we
He is here to defend it and the an,
champions. p. ID. Moody and
Gray, are here also prepared to 80,
he winner of the doubles tourna- ooa
A good many are spending the iilo
n in drives to Mt. Hermon and \
points of interest. Monday after the
large crowd went to Mt. Hermon ry,
the field day sports and the Her i
will come next Sat hel
when some of the conference speak wei
address the schools. Rev. j. \
Holden is again proving to be a sist
PuldI preacher ana is Oh BTedG do She
to Mr., Moody presiding as chair Ria
ring his absence. y
who intended to leave have =
their plans and will remain for the
conference when he will be the sch
eaker was
Campbell Morgan, who has been S
course of Bible study at Mt. wit
will also be here in September Mis-
sure to be another interesting Eas
mar
Oil,
VI; O. Perham has been on the NJ
this week. con'
'oodspeed of Orange is a guest of a em's
y " custer Mr..
frank Delvy and Mrs. Dean of are
pent Sunday in town. r
larry Dalton is entertaining Miss rain
rney of Keene, N. H. husl
Grant is visiting his family, who Gov
I'd here for a few weeks. tow
Minnie and Marion Howard re- dool
ON a visit in Vermont last Mon thes
homas Clark of Brattleboro, with
er, Mrs. Joslin, spent Sunday in
z,
oora Beers of Billerica is visiting Mar
ion George and other of her old MY