The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-15
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Mr.. Sword has a new Dodge auto
mobile.
5. Z. Walker has traded his automo
bile for 1917 Buick six.
Il. NJ. banks is a guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. L. Cummings.
Miss Marion Webster has a new
Ludwig baby grand piano.
Miss Eleanor Clough of Greenfield
was weekend guest of Miss Madeline
Long.
Miss Bernicc Cummings has taken a
position as teacher in the school in
Suhield, Conn.
Mrs. Alonzo Newton of Springfield is
spending a few days here, whore she
formerly lived.
Mortified s contribution on "enveI-
ope day for the Franklin County hos
pital was $30.25.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. DeVeer of Ozone
Park, l.. L., have arrived at Octagon
cottage near Wanamaker Lake.
Mrs. F. Z. Allen and Miss Margaret
Cady have returned from a visit with
Mrs. F. l.. Proctor in Antrim, N. II.
Rev. F. w. Pattison preached in
North Adams Sunday and then went
to New York city, where Mrs Pattison
will join him.
The annual picnic of district No. 9,
for formers teachers and scholars with
their families, also neighbors, will be
held at the school house on Maple street
Thursday, Aug. 81.
Miss Ellen Callaghan has secured the
services of Miss Grace Corse of West
Northficld to assist her as assistant
postmaster at the Mortified postoffice.
MISS Corse has had experience in the
West Mortified postoffice.
DR.. and Mrs. n. p. Wood attended
last week the reunion of the Green
Mountain Perkins academy, at South
| Woodstock, Vt, on Thursday. DR..
Wood was 4 student of the school aad
| both he and Mrs. Wood were teachers
| there.
Mrs. II. c. Torbert of Syracuse. y. Y.
| is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coe
Mrs. Margaret Coc, who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Coe this summer
has bought Dodge automobile ana
will return in it to her home in Free
port, Iii.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Moody gave 3
reception from / to 6 clock Saturday
afternoon to the people attending The
conference. The reception was held 81
the lawns of the Moody homestead and
the guests were given an opportunity tC
meet many Of the speakers and leaders
On Saturday night at the Auditorium
W. Il. Moody conducted Northficl5
might. The choir was composed of stu
dents Of Mount Hermon and Northficlf
seminary, several of whom told of the
schools, how they happened to come
here. their means of procuring mones
for their expenses, what their aims il
life We're, and how much the schools
had helped them. Some of the schoo
songs were sung and the people wer,
given an interesting insight into the
life at the Northfeld schools.
The conference Of Christian Worker.
is now at its height and the Auditorium
IS well filled for all the platform ser
vices. One notices the large number
of men here. mostly minister's SUNDAY
was record day. as many came from
1.-THE surrounding towns. Meetings wer,
held at all hours and the program OF
Sunday, which is here given. is repeat
ed each day with the exception of the
! speakers: ! a. N, PRAYER meeting II
charge Of Rev. J. :. Jacobv; $50 a. m
camp council at Camp N0rthfeld leader
DIR. II. NJ. Warren; 9 a m. Bible study
class, Dir. \. T. Robertson: I0.15 a. m.
praise service, Charles NJ. Alexander
1913 q. m. platform service, DIR. Corae
lius Woelfhin; $50 p. H., Alexander
Irraisc service; , p. M, service conduct
ed by Melvin Trotter; 6.4j p. m, Round
| Top, leader, DR. Woodside of Africa:
80, Alexander praise service; 5 p. m.
! platform service. DIR. Woelfkin. Fol
lowing the evening service Mr.. Alexan
der continues a song service and choir
practise half an hour. The evening
meeting is often evangclistic in charac
ter. The Alexander song service is q
strong attraction. Besides the large
choir he has seven soloists whom hl
calls on often for stanza or entire
selection, also the Sunbeam choir OF
children, which adds 10 the spirit of the
services. The meetings will contiauC
through this week, closing Sunday
night, Aug. 90.