The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-14
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
,ny Attend Home Mission Week.

Many Attend Home Mission Week.
The Interdenominational Women 5
Home Mission Summer school closed q
successful and inspiring session here
Monday. The registration was distributed
among various denominations as follows !:
Baptist-34 women. AZ girls, two mission
aries Congregational-55 women, %
girls. three missionaries; Disciples-two
woven Lutheran-11 women. II girls,
two missionaries; Methodist Episcopal
10 women. 30 girls. three missionaries :;
PreSbyterlan-20 women, eight girls, one
missionary Dutch Reformed-13 women,
- girls, three missionaries additional
delegates, three; total-412.
! Interesting features and events charac-
i teriZed the entire school, among which
were the presentation of a monOlOgue, Lib
erty Land by Mrs. 4. Il. Strickland Lit
! tie Journeys with Home Missionaries, by
Rev. Fred Eastman; the Mount Hermon
: pilgrimage pageant, Striking Americas
Hour and UNCONVENTIONAL rallies. In
addition to these special features, the real
work of the summer school proceeded ac-
cOrding to a regular schedule throughout
the entire period The most spectacular
and dramatic work was the presentation
of the pageant Saturday evening in the
Auditorium, in which over 30 partici-
pated. and which was highly successful in
setting. costuming, and dramatic art.
Miss Elvie Field. who has been i'll some
time, is able to be about
Esther Maynard is visiting Mr. and
: Mrs. Touski in South Hadley.
The Fortnightly programs are now be-
ing printed by the Mortified Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witte have gone
TO Lake Sunapee. Y. H., for the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Rowe of Greendale has
been visiting Mrs. G. III. Webster a week.
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turned from a week at Poland Springs,
Ne.
Bernard Deinschmidt of New York is
spending the summer at Henry c. Hol-
tons.
Miss Ruth Maynard returned to New
York with her cousin, Harold Whitaker,
Monday for visit.
Rev and Mrs w. W. Coe of Westfeld
y. j.. and Miss Mildred Coe are at their
summer home here.
The Morgan family of Warner. n. H.
who have bought the Eddy place on South
Main street. are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howe and baby
.Of AIillers Falls are at the home of Mrs.
Howe at Allen Fields.
Stanley and Frederick Field of Spring
field are visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles b. Field.
MIS- Max HUBER Is recovering at BraL-
tleboro hospital. Their baby is with Miss
Van Valkenberg in Gill meantime
Prof. and Mrs. Hobart of the Taft
School of Watertown. Conn, are guests
of DIR. and Mrs. Arthur \. Thompson.
Rev. G. l.. Thompson preached at the
U nitarian church in Montague Sunday
afternoon, as the pastor there is away on
a vaca ton.
Donald Barber and Mr.. Anderson have
opened a garage in the building formerly
grammar school building.
Paul Brienig has been i'll and in care
of Miss Van Nalkenberg. a nurse from
Gill. He left on Saturday to join his
family in UolderneSs. y. III.
Miss Hope and Miss Hattie Bolton of
Springfield have been spending their va
cation with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Herbert Bolton. Mrs. Ida Shaw of Ohio.
sister of Mr. Bolton. and her grandson are
now visiting them.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. A G.
Moody will meet with Mrs A. s Merrill
on Birnam Road Friday afternoon. July
ID. for the monthly social. Those in
charge are endeavoring to have present
friends from Mortified Farms. also mem
bers of the senior Sunday school class of
women
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
\. StebbinS are Mr.. and Mrs William
Johnston of Watervliet y. Y. Mrs.
Johnston being niece of Mrs. Stebbins
Mr. and Mrs. William Durham of GlaS-
tonbury. Conn. Mrs. Durham being a
sister of Mrs. Stebbins: her nephew.
Harry Aisworth of Springfield Mrs. III.
l.. Ailsworth and son. Francis, also spent
Sunday with them.