The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-30
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Funeral of Miss Carrie Barber.

The funeral of Miss Carrie Belle Bar
Der was held in the Congregational
church Tuesday ut > clock North
field seminary omitted the afternoon
session and the students and faculty
attended in a body, besides large
number of people from the town. Miss
Barber 5 fatorites hymn was sung.
How Firm a Foundation Rev. \. Fay
Smith took for his theme, Not Maxim.
ia Living, but Making II Life. ". r.
Moody told much of Miss Barber :
| life in connection with the seminary.
and what a strength her life and work
had been to them. The choir sang. In
Heavenly Love Abiding. and Miss Ma
/ ron Willis sang Abide With Me. The
hearers were Francis Woodland, Fran K
/ Kellogg, Everett Lyman. Lester Polhe-
mus, Leon Davis and Frank Maynard
/ Many beautiful tributes were banked
IabOut the casket and pulpit. The but
rial took place in the family lot in the
Barber district cemetery.
| Mis-. f, f. Howard is entertaining
her sister, Mrs, Newton.
Miss Rena Dunklce aud Ambert
i Cummings of Brattleboro spent Sun
i .
/ Mrs. Rice, who owns the Green Cat,
cottage. was a guest of Mrs. August;
Day Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Rowena, Raadall, awhee has beer
i'll all summer, was taken to Belts hos
ipital in Athol this week.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson will 20 Satur
day from her home in Arthur G. Bol
ton S house, to Mrs. Augusta Day
for the winter.
Miss Bessie Conklin, who was Mr.,
G. II. Green s nurse and has been wit
Mrs Thomas Parker since. left tow
Thursday of last week for her home i
Boston.
Dr. Albert {. Fulton of Syracuse, \
Y, spoke at Sage chapel Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Fulton IS a graduate of NJ
Hermon, class of 1891, and is we
known here.
\ Bible conference will be held
Philadelphia from Nov Q to 23. Re
l.. :. CHATTER of this town and DR.. G.
Scofeld, former pastor here, will
, among the teachers.
h Miss Charlotte Holton was remel
II bcred by 80 of her friends last Thur
day evening. They surprised her at h
II home and gave her a set of dishes f
II her birthday present.
x T.. f. Howard aud L. r. Alexand
Y attended the Grange fair by G
3 Grange Saturday night The meetiI
81 of the local Grange next Tuesday eve
III ing will be for the initiation of n,
= members.
. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lawrence. NJ
- Susan Lawrence and Miss Eta Mer
. man plan to start from Northfield ne
week Thursday for their winter hol
n in Florida. On their way, they W
IL stop in Philadelphia to attend the
. BILE conference. Miss Ina Merrman W
occupy their apartment until it
"a rented.
re Mr.. Drew, the state secretary Of t
; y. NJ. c. y. secretaries of the count
spoke at the Sunday evening serv
in the Congregational church. Rev.
Fay Smith took for his text Sund
y morning, "The path of the inst is
a shining light shining more unto
> perfect. He likened Miss {. b. 4
Der ) life to the text.
The following is the program for I
es Fortnightlv for next Monday: Parl
mentary drill; Brazil, Its Education
tand moral Development; Cities of b
25 iii; \ Trip Down the Amazon; y Vi
to a Coffee Plantations Luther b
~ bank: New Fruits and Flowers. I
committee in charge are Mrs. Geo
I Foreman, Mrs. T. K. Calender, N
G. II. Webster and Miss Maud BELLS