Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-23

Strafford. II. A. Howe Of Montpelier ana
Rev. W. n. Bacon a nominating committee.
7. NJ. Howard, treasurer, of st. John sbury
reported receiving $0063. 10 from churches
the past year and balance of SGT IL on hand.
Beside this, the society had large income
from legacics. Rev. c. H. Merrill secre-
tary, submitted report in behalf OF the
directors showing that about SllOO had Dcen
expended in excess of the cash income. No
church was organized and no church be-
came extinct during the year. The results
Of the work Of the lady evangelists was the
most marked feature. and it has attracted
great attention in and out of the state.
The reports wore accepted, adopted and
ordered printed.
Addresses were then made by Rev L. II.
Elliott of the Bible society, Rev. Il. i. Wal
bridge, State missionary and Misses Milton,
Rodgers, Narrow and Hnrtig, lady evanEel-
lists from 1loody's school at Mortified, and
Rev. Mr.. Seymour of Bennington. Their
talks wero devoted to the mission work OF
the society.
Dr. HAYES invited all to visit the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
The nominating committee reported list
of officers for the Vermont Domestic Mission
airy society, who were unanimously elected.
There were no changes rom last year. but
the office of assistant treasurer was created.
Yhe officers are: President Rev. Henry
Fairbanks OF st. JohnsburY; vice president,
Hon. Roswell Farnham of Bradford; cor
responding and recording secretary, Rev.
c. II. Merrill of St. Johnsbury: treasurer,
T. Nj. Howard of ST. Johnsbury; assistant
treasurer, w. c. Tyler OF ST. Johnsbury;
auditor, l.. Z. Hazen of st. Johnsburyi
directors, Rev. W. S. HGzen, Rev. J..
Tenney, Deacon G. F. Thompson, Hon.
Joseph Poland Rev. A. A. Smith, Hon. d.
NJ. Camp, Rev. Edward Hawes d. D.,
Hon. Franklin Fairbanks, Rev. Y. NJ.
Hardy, Rev. c. 5. Smith, Rev. G. w.
Phillips, d. d., and Rev. G. r. Seymour.
Members Of the American Home Missionary
society for the coming year: Rev. II. II.
Ball, Hon. II. G. Root, Rev. c. O. Day,
Deacon L. C.. Barrows and Rev. c. f..
Carter
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was opened with
prayer by Rev. c. H. Smith of Towns
hond. The nominating committee reported
a list Of officers and they were elected as
follows;
Presidcnt-H. f. Field of Rutland.
Vice president-Re Peter Mcmillan of
w Woodstock.
secretary-Rev S. L. Bates of Burling-
ton.
Corresponding Secretary-J. NJ. Com
stock of Chelsea.
Trcasurer-D. NJ Camp of Newport.
Auditor-G. W. Scott
BOARDS
Fairbanks Board of Education-Rev. L.
r. Fairbanks Rev. Henry Fairbanks, Rev.
". :. Ha4eu, Rev. J.. II. Elliott, Hon.
Joseph Poland.
Fairbanks Board for Relief of Minister'S
J. c. Stmson, C. +. Thompson, Rev. e. T.
Fairbanks, Roy. c. Il. Merrill, G. NJ.
Sykes.
REPORTTRs AND RECEIVERS.
Addison couference-Rev. J. C. Hough-
ton
Bennlngton-R Rev c. II. Peck.
Caledonla-Rev. Henry Fairbanks.
CAittenden-Rev. J. T. Harris.
lisscX- Deacon G. a. Appleton.
franklin and Grand lsle-kev, L. j.
Ranslow.
Lumoille-Rcv. I. W. Cakes.
Orange Rev. j. l.. Merrill.
Orleans Deacon c. T. Ranney.
Rutland Rev. H. l.. Bailey.
Union Rev. Evan Thomas.
Washington Rev. +. S. Fiske.
Wmdham-B Rev. II. A. Goodhue.
Windsor- Rev. James Ramage.
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