The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-12
St. John the Evangelist.

ST. John the Evangelist.
AT st. Johns church the years re-
ports gave great encouragement. The
cash receipts for the year were $40, 500
the disbursements amounting to almost
the same. The congregation has great
| ly enlarged since G. year ago.
Rev. DR.. Rhodes spoke to the meet
| Ing last evening on the utter useless
| ness Of the costly church organ now
| gracing st. Johns. The organ is oper-
ated by electricity and has never been
| properly constructed. The organlst.
| George Normington, is one of the finest
| IN this part Of the country and the in
strument is his dispair. Senior warden
elected was Thomas Irvine and junior
warden, V. M. Watkins. Vestrymen:
pi A; G; Rice y W; T. - Kirke. J; II. Ames.
meier. e. W. Peet, r. B. C. Bement, B. /.
| Stanton.
Christ Church.
| The forty-eighth annual meeting Of
| Christ Episcopal church was held in
| the guild room of the church last night.
| Rev. G. D. Andrews presided.
| The meeting was attended by about
| thirty members of the congregation.
1t was announced by the chairman that
| the reports Of the various committees
o~o hCll do tLOSC VI tIl6 HOulu
be made at a late date.
| The annual election of officers and
| resulted in the reelection of Reuben
Warner as senior warden, and J. O.
Adams as junior warden. The follow
ing were reelected vestrymen: w. H.
Lightner, Harvey Officer, W. S. Timber
| lake, w. R. Laid, DR.. John Mclean,
| John c. He'll and Maj. John Espy.
| S. M. Hayes, James Armstrong,
Robert Whifacra and q NJ lc
| elected members Of the city missionary
| board after which the meeting adjourn
| ed.
Church of the Coed Shepherd.
The Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, held its thirtieth annual
| meeting last night in the Sunday school
| room in the rear of the church.
/ Twenty-one members of the congre-
cation were present, Rev. w. c. Pope
presided, and Geo. Bell acted as secre-
| tary.
| The following committees made their
annual reports: guild. parish visitors,
| parish poor, altar guild, decoration So
cial, Sunday school and guild of the
! Holy Spirit.
| The treaSurer's report showed the re-
| ceipts for the year to be 81 Bali and
the disbursements s1,215.11. leaving a
net balance on hand of s126.O6. A vote
of thanks was rendered Miss Raney for
her offer to print twenty-five type
written copies of the treasurer'ss re-
port.
Geo. Bell was elected senior warden,
and c. A. Roach Junior warden. R. Elk
| ley. G. T. Sanders. r. H. Rogers and
Fred Bell were elected vestrymen.
| After the meeting lunch was served
| by the social committee.
st. Pnui's Church.
! The annual meeting of ST. Paurs
church showed the organization to be
| wholly free from debt and in an ex-
| cellent general condition.
| When the financial statement for the
| year was presented, it showed a debt
of s43. Dr. Wright expressed a desire
! to balance this amount. and started
| subscription with $40. which met Nth
such ready response that a total of
| STA was realized.
| The receipts for the year amounted
! to S3,651.59; disbursements, $345559;
Easter offering. s2O1.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year We're: Senior warden, H. Il. Stew
ems; junior warden. w. J. S.eppy.
| Vestrymen-F. o. Osborne. c. X
Sharood, c. D. Maclaren. J. c. Bailey,
! Edward Pratt, w. S. Gemmel, Dr. l.. NJ
Benepe and S. F. Forbes.
| The following delegates to the do
cesar council which convenes at Min
| neapolis June I. We're chosen: F. o.
| Osborne, H. F. Stevens, w. j. Sloppy,
S. F. Forbes and C. D. Maclaren.
| Members of the city missionary board
elected were: w. J. Sloppy. F. o. Os-
| borne and Mr.. Gillett.