The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
ForthfeM, Mass.
AND MISSIONARY PAGEANT.
H.. n the Foreign NsimaEy
- - Took Place Monday.

ANp
n, the Foreign Missionary
|orisrrass Took Place Monday,
- :. hool Tor Sunday school
,t..i lasi Friday and MAS Ifo,,
So n. NOT saocessiul ever held
hNr AK laiofe closing was heli
~. go caused much sport, Al
's,..is, toe delegates 10 the foreign
.,,nirwnoe We're arriving ~
sf.l So This IL the seventh
c. .fs,st ever held here. This
ID ,ran 1T womens work IA
49, aud the conference had
y bearing on this subject
~ hook al the society Tor the
~ ,,.n W Mr.. ", 4, Monieom'
atom Women IN Eastern
grp,ly on this subject aud was
-, IA study one period each day
y ~ guHlrtenee' -,
~aan. foreign missionary eon'
o,.n,a THURSDAY night with a
fbe auditorium, An addn.'s
=. -, ~ The delegates was dellvers-i
., mi.li a. Moody, Miss ;. u
daughter oi the founder oi the
w ,a,5.p missionary board, spoNe,
H. Jarrett Montgomery OF R5ch'
L. ~. the main address 81 The
NJ Henry ". Peabody oi
,f,.ilrl ~ the absence OF Miss
G sgpWn,si oi Boston, chairman OF
i' e'', evening Rev. :. L. vinion gave
ar.,Ui.l lecture on Wpmens WORK
I'm I.suds in the Last 70 Year,
~. neatly enjoyed, Saturday
rffption was held at the
sitlJ ,of IN attending the confer
.J,r morning DR.. Samuel N. Zwcm"r
.SGs veteran missionary and fellow
H. poyal geographical society. gave y
- ,llrcss at the auditorium 10 an
w. .ompo,ed Of the delegates 10 the
r,n. ivein missionary conference
members oi the Congregational
IN IA, subject was The Scars oi the
, session of the student "olnn'
va. b,a ON Round ToF in the alter
Among Others. DIR. and Mrs.
.a,r snake. The regular sunset serv.
or Rouni Top was addressed by Miss
Il psy,on. q secretary OF the STUDENT
ua,s I'm movement. The auditorium
',%, IA, given over TO a missionary
Short talks were given by Mr.;
a., ii kunool. India; Mrs. Samuel
luemer d Barein, Arabia; Miss har'
O.bon Of Foochow, China; Miss
~. Tai. L volunteer for China; Mrs.
r r,r Al Tivoy. Burinah: Mrs. W;
'Her ii India. Mr.. Hewitt Of San Paul
ISngo. Africa. and Mr.. Withers OF
H. mo-, ENJOYABLE and unique affair
Le town and the summer conferences,
| grand Pageant OF missions was pre-.
N Monday afternoon on the lawn o.
| botel Mortified by the summer sehooi
| women. foreign missionary societies.
y s0 participated. The pageant CON- m,
Mo- with procession OF women oil an
klem nations a. they were IN their IN
[isb,ened condition. A choir OF angels,
With blonde hair unbound, and dress
in gray robes. followed singing, Hark,
I'm Nv Soul. The scenes that followed
|@ted in succession;
fbe beginning of the women's foreign
Esion societies in America-in charge
Mn R q Germonde of New Britain.
|Tbe beginning of the work in INDIA
tsnped bv Miss Edith Gurley OF Troy.
ICT6e.e hospital scene-arranged by
h Harriet Osborne of Foochow, emma:
A Japanese kindergarten in which Arai
lapan took the leading part.
iempe scene in Burma showing the
mese women offering gifts and pray
10 an IDOL 4 student from Burma,
4. Yaba. made this very realistic.
Tbp old and new orders among Turkish
1nqn showing contrast between a
d Of graduates from the American col
h for girls in Constantinople IN caps
gowns and group of black yelled
i@em women-arranged by Miss Eliza-
Nh Calder OF the Congregational poaru'
he contest between old and new AFRICA
The last scene was a recesslonal III
. lich al the pageant Joined, LED py ihe
Gr OF angels. singing, Publish 1iau
dng, Of Peace. !.
The pageant was in commemoratioh ol
h 5Otb anniversary of women's foreign
Missionary societies. 1t was the work OF
[E Henry W. Peabody of Beverly. ooo
ITbe Pageant was attended by over l,oVo
Ntators and many rode in from aa,
fhng towns. 4 large number OF the
+KpsDeople were among the performers
"A Hermons band rendered fine selec-
ms al intervals during the program
lhe afternoon was perfect and the peau,
3hl lawn and the hills in the distance
Ne an impressive background TO-, the
autiful feature of the program. All tne
IgfOrmers were in costumes OF the lahds
Which they represented.
Rev. DR., Arthur T. Pierson OF Brook,
IN gave the Bible lecture "Wednesday
loning at 0 to the summer schooi ioi
omens foreign missionary socleties
ln Helen Barrett Montgomery OF kocn'
ter spoke at 10 upon The New Woman
the Orient. Several large parties Wen'
Invng in the afternoon to MOUNT lle'
bon and Ashuelot. Those going to NOUN
lemon were conducted about the cam,
bus by student guides, visiting the new
smes gymnasium, West dining han ano
Die other buildings Of interest. lWc
|law wagon loads of fellows from Caml
Mortified went to Winchester to water
heir team play the Winchester outllt
Damp Northiield has very good team
IBIS summer, numbering several college
players and couple Of men iron, {, one
\ the minor leagues. The last Round 1 q
Meeting Of the conference was helq
Wednesday night. Rev, DR., Arthur
Brown, president of the Presbyterla1I
foard gave the auditorium address az 0
The conference closed yesterday, lole
foon. Mrs. Montgomery presided ano
Fled on several women missionaries ~
(Eeak on Typical Women Of the. Bible
be coming week will have no conference
Put meetings will be held from time :
Pine especially for guests remaining u
fovn. The general conference for Chrls
Pan workers begins Aug 4.
Death of George H. Carlton.
George II. Carlton, who died at tn
f@ptal in Greenfield Monday night a1te i
sickness Of three weeks, was wei
Fhoyn in Mortified and Orange, where
Be- had lived 40 years. He was born II
winchester, N. H., and went to Orang 9
Ehen 20 years old, working in the o,e e
cbn,, r.