The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19
About 200 Methodists Will
Attend Meeting which
Begins Tomorrow
PLACES WHERE THEY
WILL BE ENTERTAINED
Bishop Cooke of Oregon to Have
Charge-First Session at 2 O'Clock
in Methodist Church - Preparations
Practically Completed.


Practically Completed.
Tomorrow is the opening day of the |
fist session of the Vermont Methodist |
conference in Brattleboro, and today |
finds the preparations practically com |
pleted for this notable gathering of |
officials and pastors and their wives |
Not far from 200 visitors will be pres |
ent and people of all denominations
will open their homes for the enter
tainment of the guests. The confer
enee, which will be IN charge of Bish-
OPP Richard j. Cooke of Portland Ore,
will begin at O'Clock in the Metho-
dist church with conference examina-
tons In the evening at 80 the an
niyersary of the Temperance society
viii be observed, with an address by
Clarence True Wilson, D. D., of To
peka, Kan.
Following is the conference direc-
tory, giving the names of the official
visitors, pastors and deaeonesses and
those by whom they will be entertain
ed while in town:
Official visitors-B Bishop Richard J.
Cooke, d. D., LID, Of Portland, Ore,
Brooks House, guest Of the Epworth
! league; Rev. Arthur w Hewitt, Plain
field. Francis E. Perry; Rev. Frank
| lin Hamilton, d. D., Washington, d.
| G., parsonage; Rev. s. Earl Taylor. d.
D., New York, Brooks House; Rev
| George Heber Jones, d. D., Korea
Brooks House; Rev. Clarence True
| Wilson, ID. D., Topeka, Kan, Brooks
! House; Rev Freeman D. Bovard, d.
D., Chicago, Brooks House; Rev. Viii
Ham S. Bovard, ID. D., Chicago, Brooks
House; President Lemuel H. Muffin,
u. D., Boston, Brooks House; Rev w.
/ F. Sheridan, d. D., Chicago, Brooks
House; Rev. l. Garland Penn, d. D.,
Brooks House; Rev. d. w. Howell, D.
D., Buffalo, n. Y, Brooks House
Rev. j. \. Mulfinger, d. D., Brooks
House; George A. Whitaker, Boston,
Rev f. W. Sharp; Mrs. C. T. Wood
ruff, Brooks House
i -Pastors-A Abbott, NJ. G. Morrill,,
2O4 Canal street; O. E. Aiken. NJ G.
! Morrill,, 204 Canal; J. s. Allen. E. E.
Covey, 81 Western avenue; J. Q. An,
4 o. J. Anderson, c. Bashaw, Is Wash
ington; A. Ashford and wife, Edward
B. Bissen, s Washington; A. w. At
wood and wife, George Whitney. 4
School; O. E. Barnard NJ. G. Morrill,
204 Canal; E. L. NJ. Barnes, O. b
Hughes, A Highland; p f. Barton
and wife, w NJ Lewis, 81 Washing
ton; E. II. Bartlett and wife, Mrs
Charles Donovan, Z Eels court; j. II
Bennett and wife, Mrs. Ephraim Has
kell, 30 Elm; W. T. Best and wife
, room H B. Chamberlin, board Linden
hurst; +. b. Blodgett and wife, Franz
johnson, Z Cottage; G. W. Burke ant
wife, parsonage; R. a. Burn and wife
c. A. Thomas, II Washington; J. p
! Chase and wife, George H. Clapp, ~
Main; ". C. Christie, Dr. c. G. Wheel
er, Chestnut hill; I. II. Greasy anC
wife, Sanford A. Daniels, II Wilhston
f. r. Clark and wife, Arthur Maynard
So Washington; J. S. Grassland anC
wife, Charles r. Freyenhagen, &c Oak
6. F. Crawford and wife, Mrs. Ev;
Bell, rs Canal; e. r. Currier and wife
Frank A Shaw, Is Forest; Fred Dan
iels, Dr. c. G. Wheeler, Chestnu
hill; W. r. Davenport and wife, c. /
Wyman, 20 Pine: C. B. Davis. DR.. W
r. Noyes, Cedar; G. w. Douglas
and wife, Mrs. George Boorn, 2
Brook; w. E. Douglass, o. B. Hughes
"A Highland; w. B. Dukeshire, Rev. L
w. Sharp, 80 Prospect; G. A. Emor.
a and wife, Mrs. Dora Winslow, III vii
$ tliams; A. B. Enright and wife, Mrs
: Carrie Richardson, Highland; /. B. Ful
Ter, Warren Hyde, "a Central; ]. f
Gates and wife, Mrs. Lester Clark, 3
Pine; A. Gregory, DR.. S. E. Lawtop, Z
' Linden; A. J. Green, Mrs. o. L. Raw
son, 81 Washington; A. R. Green, job
1 Howe; D. G. Guest and wife, parsor
age; J. Hamilton and wife, Rev. E. "
] Sharp, So Prospect; E. B. Harris, Ell
] win P Smith, ? Forest; R. Hazeltin
and wife, parsonage; J. w. Hatef
! Rev. E. w. Sharp, 30 Prospect; J. {
Hazelton and wife, Mrs. Dora Wins
wife. F. E. Perry, % Washington
Percival Hewitt. Mrs. o. L. Rawsor
81 Washington; w F. Hill and wife
FLOYD Fairbanks, 10 Chaplin; A. i.
Hough and wife, Judge f. E. Barber
liz Chaplin; L. !. Holway and wife, Mr.
M. II. Adams, Is Myrtle; Fl. E. How
I ard, Mrs. Cola G. Morse, 30 Harri
: place; Howard c. Hoyt and wife, Mr.
z Elsie Plimpton, As Canal; G. S. Hur
I burt, Mrs. Cola G. Morse, 81 Harri
\ place: R. I. B. Illman, Mrs. Mary Giles
+ son. West BrattIeboYo; w. G. johnson
/ Mrs. L. K. Fuller, Pine Heights: II.
1 Jones and wife, Jacob Johnson, Sout
I Main: R. NJ Josceylv and wife, ID
4 Henry D. Holton, 229 Main; g. v
II Keeling, John w Howe; f. r. Keele
I and wife, Mrs. Mary Chamberlil
II Clark; C. w. Kelley, Judge j. NJ. Ty
4 Ter. Is Oak; F. A. Lendrum, Rev. Ne
1 son Kellogg, Tyler; F. W. Levi
II Charles r. Crosby, Brooks House; {
/ H. Locke, DR.. C. G. Wheeler, Ches
4 nut hill; R. F. Lowe and wife, Ca
/ Cushing, IL Central; A. A. Mandig'
= c. Bashaw. As Washington; g. A. Ma
= tin and wife, Henry Bond, Tyler; {
C. Mcdonald, Z. E. Convey, 81 Wester
avenue; /. M. Mel1or. Warren Hyd
"a Central; J. W. Miller and wife, I
C. Crosby, % High; E. f. Newell an
wife, guests of Mrs. n. I. Hawle,
NIaIrnse. @ s Nntfar ID d DR. Ha1