The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-22
I,rlhfeld, Mass.
=, MISSIONARY MnrTIS0s'
=. y.ssrday and WIN o'a'
n ~ 80, ln,o Next Week.

lave l,c.n Ia sessi"i,
! o. ~ ~ IN sunday school work
npf ' "a a. l,leealcs present il9'''
| I'd 20 p,sisnl states aud ais"
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|ns Nalss'0'eTs mi l,ring condne'ssi
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"a 4 bs pc. sunday School asse'
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y, nc ''t Coalnt Of Nesbary.
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W. " ,,,s,tnms 81 Northampton
IS ". lrg.cr Of LOUISVILLE
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( hls1ss ,. =, Rev. c, T.. MeCol
r. q Np', us llrssle Roper Con
1 hsl'a a snl Miss Margaret Stat
| 4 ks'Tr ,,imrs normal school. :.
y ~ I, N,uing the WOMAN
"a its's~ uirrrne, conducted
h r'''''1 ,,,. oi ihe council oil Mo
N iAt aa'lr ,,,...,u. held It's hrs'
M ply" N, auditorium, The confer
W w ouh one Of ionr; ih'
q W. m's M ilrrmon, CALI. iol
b beng llouldcr, Colo, iol
r. q, waanlaIu district, and .
h'gl mi. ~ the middle We.
b. lN Aim ui the council y
Jan ,t.s,.pmittee 10 charge 9
30 y ton.Iy,,man William :
J i'S.s' <.w York. special commits
na immigration, appointed ~
- q p",.gy,li ta study immlgra
80 y" .Sn,,s and the present hea, ,
= " ',s,alpa,i1n commission, 90
~ c'sn.ns meeting on immlefa
~ ~ y H. ldr Rises; the Signi,l
h. Flow Other prlncipa' sp'a y
y sii.J for this conference AZ.
, ~ 'ftsonanl Woodruff, bureau ~.
W porto Rico OF the woman
~ lG 'w society; DR.. IL. k
p .operiiteudcnt OF missions 70
80 c ~ Rev. +. A. ohori, paste
~ sap1, IN New York city an.
~ 9ai'II ,n,y q the Freedman
~ 40. an ENJOYABLE day for IN
ieaN .. ' sa..embIcd here. An even'n
|rfspU' ma5e In the entire school :
p ", ~ the high lookout OF Note
fntn III Nv m, cathedral pines. I
aAa unset across the CONNECTICUT
~ w NJ campfire at cathedra
~ '@ s,tendel on the return tril
II II, eampu. gave an enteftaihinei'
IA A. u yi.itors About 500 people wer
m ,,onnd in groups among tines
|nadnTI s ,ine. and the huge bon'hr
| |slN m around ior a long distance
= ,.,S,bsr with the singing OF TN
y 49, Ii, an indelible impression o
r. Tto enjoyed it all, AL,
IL Tns.lay afternoon the entire del'
y, attending the summer schooi ~
! y, .'bcol workers went to visit ~,
|sI,orn Moody school at MI, ne.
" ,i,r being shown about y.
y h bv student guides the visitor
~ ssr,sr,ained in West hall, the ne;
~ 81 'n .ommops The expedition was
=. u the state secretary OF the Ma
80. Sunday School ASSOCIATION
s-ita Conant 81 Boston. 80,
4. roman's home missionary COZ
L,,. was addressed Tuesday evenin
|. Az 4. auditorium by Miss Margar'
T., T \; Waryyiile college, Tennessee, Q
X Ky S0 N Mountaineers. The oth'
y -. M. Snsater was Rev. Ernest A; kic
I'M; N Episcopal church, who spoke ~ :
I vs. wv Work in Pennsylvania. III
'..s ar sneakers in the morning wei
!. inn, Maud Larned Of the Congr
r 4. church, whose subject was 81. Al
r.-an Hirhlanders, and Miss MINI
NH Me- Of the Methodist Episcop
~ 4 home missions, who spoke Q
y frontier. Mrs. May Leonard WOO
4 brreau secretary for Porto kico
N Womans Home Missionary societ
n, he concluding morning talk; ,
~ W. conferences close today.
n ,r with them the SUNNI
IA far Women's Foreign Missiona'
s ,.t yesterday opened its ri, meetin !
III continue until July %. This Is
isp S summer school for y !!
| iTta States and Canada. A partia, i
/ NJ speakers and teachers inci1d
In Helen Barrett Montgomery, ne
Sn,sr R. Vinton, Rev. Monro Gipso
|E s D. Doremus, Rev. 5.
lhner, D. D., DR.. Clara SWAIN