The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-09

. ssss sa's''a'ns'i b, NJ, and Ms l. II.
The annual naiioHsl sasampmru, a III
q 4, u iapsis Al Atlantis CIV. \ u
lhis wat beginning Nsta. 10 ff,oss -,
allsnd iIom NolthhsM ats NJ. AL M,
We-ihan NJ, anil Mr., lsmas Iamii,
l.h, Mis' D. N. l.Asrlls ahi Me. CLarlss
sislslilhs
Nts. MaIy Msiioan La h-.R IL. s,,s.i
g Ms, Alma rhells ani Mics .,ssirads
Mais.,eh eh Parker aysnns, MIs, rhslI,s
l.it "Wednesday ief birmingham 10 vast
Mts. STANLEY DAVIS ahd hsf sfanslaaasA,
lsfs and then So a. MaTrrsisF 10 yisil heF
hlssliast, uroEsr Mailoon
Announcements have l4rn fre-iVssl al
lhe marriage II llrlia Cansild, daughter
II ~ anl Mis-, fI..lrriek nanslas shsl,,
hard, a. lieN, ktnusl Milson nlsss. Med.
nssalaN, Aus, n, Al silver llay, \, n,
Mr. kisss 4 eradicate II Notthhsld
Summary AMI NAtaulsr university, fhry
Vii u a, hoins aiisF nrt, II At liar
iss,i. Turkey, Ia A.la
The International conference ii Y. NJ.
10 \, scrttiaIirs V Ia sosslan al the
Naiihhfld holrl, SIXTY delegates arrived
on. Tuesday, many bringing their wives,
John u, Mott ls IN chaIsr II the confer,
enoe Which l. Tot the instruction II ihose
who sNlrti 10 80 oui a. missionaries 20
ieisign lands .,oh. Dcyoiions are con,
dneied a the hotel each morning b.
sumo one oi the delegate and any one
ia town !. invited 10 attend. Al the
other meetings arr Tor delesalrs only, The
conirienoe eloses sept, ~,
Labor hay was very quiet AZ Moth,
field, Mann people vent 60 the Alhol
fair. Mr. aud MIR ! 4. Cummings and
family. Nj and Mr.. Milhct and daush
teT. and Mr. and Mr.. Roberts. with
Ruth aud Miriam Caldwell spent the day
at Forest lake. The Only celebration IN
town was an eloquent addtrs. gwen
Monday evening hy Rev q, Glen Aikins
Il Providence. Il. l., on The Message
from the Church "a an Industrial Agc,
Ihis was not very wen attended on ae'
count II the storm al that hour
The int foreign missionary ,ocitty
meeting alter thrvc months rect was
held Tuesday Afternoon al the church
pailon. Miss Cynthia Barber presided.
Mfs Amhcri Moody led the deyotions
which we've followed by talk by Miss
Raphael, a converted lcwess, who J. IN
mission work among the socialist jews Of
Brownsville. section oi Brooklyn where
there is a population Of 100000 jews.
Her talk was most interesting Mr..
knowlos, secretary Of the Methodist
Episcopal board in the United States,
gave impressions received by her at the
great Edinhoro conference this summer.
An offering was received.
Mt. Herm0n school opened last Friday
with an enrolment Of iSi boys. All the
former members Of the faculty returned.
The teacher of agriculture this year VIII
be Mr.. Deming Of Amherst college. The
new gymnasium will he in charge Of W.
is. Yeager, y. VI. {. A. graduate. DIR.
4. T. Pierson Is speaking at chapel at
liz, every morning this week, The sem
mary opened yesterday morning with a
freshman class of $50 girls. There are
nine new teachers. Miss Farley Will be
succeeded in the gymnasium by Mis-.
Norris. Miss Talbot. former teacher OF
voice. is succeeded by Miss Smith. Miss
Chapin of Betsey Moody cottage does not
return. Miss Davis. the nurse at the hos
pital. is i'll with typhoid fever, and Miss
BAKER substitutes. Miss Mary r. Silver
thorne. who has taught at the seminary
since its founding, is taking a years rest
Miss Lucy Coolidge also takes this year
for rest and study Seventy students are
boanling at the hotel and all available
room i occupied on the campus. About
40 are enrolled When the dormrory
for which $4,000 has been gwen is
completed. 100 more girls can be accom-,
modated. DIR. A. T. Pierson leads ehapel
service each morning Tor the present