The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12
Reported for the Globe.
Vermont state Diocesan Corycn-
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afternoons proceedings was inadvertently
omitted in our issue of Thursday, which
we here give.
At the close of the Bishops address the
president announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Fnance-Rev. d. c. Roberts, Albert
Chapman, G. Il. Brewer.
On New Parishcs-Rev "A. II. Bailey,
Kttrcdgc Haskins, H. Garfield.
On Education-Rev. Malcolm Douglass,
d. d., Rev w. J. Harris, ID. d., Rev. J.
Isham Bliss, Hon. Charles Dewey, J. II.
Parker.
On parochial Reports 'Rcvs. f. r. At
will, n. +. Putnam.
On the Episcopal Fund-NIessrs. Charles
Clement, Il. A. Smith, Warren Flint.
On Miscellaneous Business Rev. w. II.
Collins, J. w. IIopson.
rnuRspAY-2SD DAY.
The convention assembled pursuant to
adjournment, at o'clock a. IN.
| Morning prayer and the lessons were
/ read by the Rev. ID. G. Roberts, the creed
and prayers being said by the Reys. w. G.
! Davenport and w. J. Harris, ID. ID.
The standing committee, through their
secretary, submitted their report, which
was accepted and ordered to be printed in
the Appendix.
The committee on parochial reports sub
mittcd the reports from the various par
ishcs, which were ordered to be printed in
the Appendix and journal.
On motion the convention proceeded to
the election Of standing committees, the
Rev. d. G. Roberts and Harvey Kingsley
acting as tclers.
The report of the tellers, after canvass
ing the votes, was then announced, and the
following persons were found to have re-
cciycd a majority of the ballots, and were
declared to be duly elected the standing
committee OF the diocese for the ensuing
year. Clcrical-Rev Josiah Sweet, ID. d..
Of Fairfax, Rev. Nathaniel f. Putnam of
st. Adams. Rev Edward II. Atwil of Bur
, ington Iay-Ilon. Harmon Garfield of
Arlington. Mr.. Jabcz W. Ellis of Mont
pclier, Hiram Il. Smith, EST, of Milton.
The finance committee presented their
f report, which was accepted and adopted,
and the assessments ordered as recommend
Z cd by the committee
i On motion the convention proceeded to
elect clerical and lay delegates, Rev. f..
, W. Smith and Samuel Williams acting as
i tcllcrs, who announced as the result of the
: ballot for clerical delegates Rev. Malcolm
q Douglass ID, Rev. Z. II. Atwill, Rev.
y n. +. Putnam, Kew. j. Isham Bliss: as
= lay delegates, Messrs. j. II. Williams, T
e, F. Rclhcld, +. ii. Garfield, II. b. Smith
/. The following persons were elected alter
&, mates Clcrical-Reys. Andrew Hull
# D. D., d. c. Roberts, f. w. Smith. &c
mont Graves. Laity-Hon. II. Garfield
4 W. Flint, c. a. Booth, J. w. Booth.
r II was, ON motion Of Rev. n. +. Put
a nam, voted TO hold the next annual con
a ycntion in ST. Lukes church. St. Adams
II, On motion Of the Rev. Mr.. Bliss tn
4, Rev. L. II. Randall, rector of st. John
,r church. Poultney, was appointed to preacl
~ the missionary sermon on the evening pre-
ii vlous to the next convention, and Rev. d
i G. Roberts, rector of st Thomas's church
Brandon, 10 be his substitute.
At The several reports of the treasurer q
rs the diocese, of the diocesan missionar
k. fund, Of the Episcopal fund and til
he bishops salary were each presented, &C
to ccpted and ordered to he printed in the AZ
w pcndX of the journal.
lis On motion of Rev. Josiah Sweet, d. D.
he Resolved That the secretary of the cor
-. yention cause to be printed 1000 copies Q
=, the journal of the convention, and to di:
III tribute the same according to canon.
MS On motion of the Rev II Atwill:
or Resolved. That the thanks of TIL
ed convention be presented to the members {
mo st. Johns church and to the citizens {
- Poultncy. Tor the general hospitality eA
ho tended to the clergy and laity attendin
mp this convention.
The following resolution was adopto
on unanimously, on motion Of Rev. Gemol
est Graves
ed Resolved. That the thanks of this col
no vcnton be rendered to the officers of IL
lao Central Vermont railroad, who have give
the persons attending the convention a +
w turn pass over their road, and that the Sc
ais rctarv notify said officers of the passage
to this resolution.
rn- The minutes of the proceedings of Il
nd convention were then read by the secretar
,ut and approved, and on motion,
nc Resolved, That, after the usual religion
~. services, the convention adjourn sine die.
ho When, after prayers and benediction
20. the bishop, the convention adjourned.