The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-24
TWO CONFERENCES
NOW IN SESSION
Womens Summer School of Home Mis-
sions, and Summer School of Sun
day School Methods.

The 10th intcrdcnomlndtional Women :
summer School OF Home Missions Tor the
East is now in session in Northheld with
an attendance of several hundred, 1t viii
close Friday noon. At s o'clock tonight
in the Auditorium the subject will he
The Indian IN Story and Song, and Dir.
Charles \ Eastman and Miss Irene East
man VIII appear in costume.
Each morning from 8 to $50 Rev Hen
nv C. Applegrth, ID. d., conducts Bible
hour. At the same hour Miss Bertha
Harlan leads Bible hour for young wo-
men in the parlor of the Betsy Moody
cottage. Each morning from 10 to 10 10
Mrs. d. T. Waid leads a mission study
class in the Auditorium, using the text
book, old spain in New America. At the
same time in the parlor OF Weston hall
Miss Margaret Applegarth conducts a jun
ior study class, using the text book, Chill
drcn of the Lighthouse. From ll.30 to y
methods are discussed for organizations OF
women, young women and children, and
at : ther is twilight service on Round
Top.
An address Is given from 1855 TO IL n.25,
and the subjects and speakers are as fol
lows: Tuesday. The Negro, by Mrs. Mary
Church IeIren Of Washington, ID. c.;
Wednesday, \ Message from the New
Americans. by Rev. Norman Thomas,
superintendent OF work among the foreign
crs in Bronx, New York city; Thursday,
Present Day Mormonism. by Mrs. George
B. Coleman, president Of. the Council ot
Women for Home Missions, Boston; Fri
day, question hour, Mrs. Charles Fry,
| phiadclphia
| Tomorrow evening AT in the Audto-
rum Miss Elizabeth y. Nermilye of Mont
| clair. y. j.. will speak on Substituted toI
! Christianity in America: on Thursday
evening Miss Christine kunu will direct
an impersonation Of Cindy Chance and
Miss Edith Casselbcmy will conduct The
Pageant of Light At 3 O'Clock Wednes
day afternoon there will be field sports
The summer school Of sunday Schoo
Methods also is in session, to continu,
until Saturday. There are srviccs eacI
morning in which each department OF tn,
Sunday school is taken up, and every at
IteInoon at 320 Miss Margaret Slatterl
speaks in Sage chapel. The daily schedule
. = as follows:
SO to 9 am Pastors. Rev. f. f. Peter
son; superntcndents, oscar y. Phelps
, secretaries. Mrs. II. f. Gowen; pa'
: skctching. Miss Nan +. Weeks.
9l0 to l0-Bble study. Rev. II. {. Al
plegarth. in the Auditorium jointly wit
the Woman's Home Missionary confer
\ cnce
; 1910 to ll-Beginncrs. Mrs. w j
$ Weir; Primary. Mrs. Lucy $. Chaplin an
+ Mrs L. o. Tilson; Junior, Miss Nanni
= Lee Frayser and Miss Edith ID. Glen
g Intermediate. Rev. NJ s I.ittleGeld, $ D.
'- senior, Dr. Sidney y Weston; Adult
:. Rev. George G. Dewey; Home, Mis-
e katherine c. Bourne and Mrs Edith Bale
l. Wright
lll0-Backboard Miss Helen l.. Ja
rold; Hand Work, Mrs Bessie X. Conant
Psychology Of Childhood, Mrs. WiIial
b. Reed Tuesday, Knowing the Begil
: ner; Wednesday, Studying Primary Year
Thursday, Understanding the Juniors
Psychology of Youth Miss Martha I
t Lawson: Field Work. w. c. Pearce.
h > to $50 p. m.-Lesson Analysis. Re
n Franl, Otis Erb, Ph. D.; Teacher Trainin
II w G. Pearce: Parents. Mrs. w. b. Ree'
II Senior Girls Problem, Miss NJ. X. La'
& son.
g 3 p. m.-Chapel service. 32o-AIiss Sla
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