Middletown transcript., 1894-01-20
MUTUAL RELIEF AS Assoc1AT1oN.

Annual Meeting OF Delegates From all
Parts of the Peninsula.
There are in this community about 100
persons who are interested in the Peninsula
Mutual Relief Association. The report of
the organization as given in recent issue
, of the Eastern Democrat will be of interest
; | to all its members.
The annual meeting of the above associa-
ton was held in its office Wednesday Jan.
8. and much enthusiasm was manifested.
Delegates from all parts of the peninsula
being present. M. H. German, of Delmar,
A. 8. Moore, of Leipsic, Del, William s.
Heveron and Capt. Thomas P. Lambert of
Church Creek, Hon. Alexander Comegys of
Middletown; DR.. J. W. Bowdwin, of
Bloxom, Va, A. W. Cavion, of Frederica,
DEL, Eugene Crocheron, of Bishops Head,
| representing the policy holders through the
peninsula The stockholders meeting being
| called to order, Hon. Alex. Comegys of
Middletown Del, was called to the chair,
and A. W. Cavion of Frederica was eIectjal
secretary. The reading ofthe presidents
secretary, treasurer and general ,managexss
reports, all showed the association to be Is
fine and healthy condition and steadily
growing and called forth high approval By
the stockholders which the following re-
solution shows.
We the undersigned members of the Pc
ninsula Mutual Relief Associa ton, being
present at the Annual Meeting of the Com
pany, at Easton, Md, January 3D., 1904 fsr
the purpose of hearing the reports of fhe
officers and investigating the affairs Of the
company, desire to say, that We are fully
satisfied that the Interests Of the compaiiy
are fairly and honestly conducted, and thxt
with certain contemplated and assured
changes, and improv ements, our company
will we believe receive not only new d.
petus, but force that will place 1t abreast
with the leading ones of the country.
Resotved. That the Board Of Dir ectors Of
this Association, accept with regret the res-
ignation Of Mr.. A. a. Pascault, as Treasurer.
and that we hereby express our appreciation
of the services he hasrendered our Associa-
lion and our entire confidence In his honesty
ind integrity. M
RESOLVED, That the members Of this Asso-
,iation have received with sincere reefSt
he announcement Of Nj. Charles NJ. Jui r
etiring from the Presidency Of the Assodl6
ion, that we extend to him our thanks III s
be efforts he has made to advance our IN
erests and that we earnestly hope the =
naming years of his life may be attended
nth peace, happiness and prosperity.
Again expressing our high appssoi8Nd
Or your work. s.
Weare. W "A. Comegys, Middletown. ~;
William s. Heveron, Little eresk. Del. osrk
homas P. Lambert, Little Greek, pel.; xs5s.
Moore. Leipsic, Del; a. W Caxi6&
Del; DR.. ]. W. BowdwiD, Bloxom.
a.; W. b. German, Delmar. DEL; Eugene
rocheron, Bishops Head, Md. {.
The meeting throughout was marked for
le oneness Of feeling and thoughts. and
as the largest ever held in the history 81
lie association, there being at the election
8 votes cast. The following being the Il
lit of the election, B. F. Parlett, Presidsnt
aston, Nd, DR.. T. n. Gilpin, vice Rrssi.
mt, Middletown Del; E. H. Roe, Trsss.
'er, Easton Md; AsG. Pascauit. secrstsry
sston, Md; Directors Hon. w. H. BufnIS
,lton, Del; s. D. e. Mason, Snow Hill a
3. Shepherd, Salisbury Nd; A. 4. p.
ult, Easton Nd: 8. D. Graves, II -
and, Nd; samuel a. Pitt, Ger. N811Saes
As soon as needed repairs are made.
olarge and spacious rooms ia ths N M
lllding.p have been rented by thS Z
'tion, they will be handsomely IN SES 8 S
iistsd up. The President, B. +.
,ose time win be given to the Int \:
! association, VIM also hare i +
No We bespeak bright and IS;
Y for tie Association fhs eha66
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