St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
OFFICERS ELECTED.

). W. Lewis, Bellows Falls; treasurer, |
i O. Sherburne, Enoshurg Falls; statist
2 cal secretary, l. S. Yerks, Wilmington
Biogra phical secretary, A. L. Cooper
: Randolph; railroad secretary, w. n
!, Roberts, Union Village. Later in tn
, week other elections were held. TIL
Conference Missionary society electet
these officers: President, J. D. Beeman
vice-president, Joseph Hamilton, secre
tary, S. Donaldson. Officers of the ex
aiming board, chairman, George w
Hunt. Registrar, Charles F. Partridge
w. M. Newton was elected trustee O
Montpelier Seminary for term of foul
years to succeed himself Rev. A. L
Cooper was reelected conference evangel
list. The Conference Historical Society
elected these officers: President, A. L.
Cooper; vice presidents, GeorgeL. Story
J. o. Sherburne; corresponding secretary
W. r. Davenport; recording sec'y, treas
and custodian, c. o. Judkins. George
l.. Story was reappointed field agent for
the state Sunday school association.
CLOSING DAYS.
| Saturday vote was taken on the
new Methodist construction and the
conference for its adoption. Sunday
morning was devoted to the conference
love feast which was largely attended.
AT 10 30 Bishop Cranston preached to
a large audience in Music Hall
In the Afternoon came the ordination
deacons and Elders by the Bishop and
IN the evening Rev. M. c. B. Mason,
d. d., of Cincinnati lectured in Music
al
during the week and especially Sunday
many from st. Johnsbuy and surround
ing towns were present.
The quartette of Grace Methodist as
sisted at the morning servive Sunday.
At the closing business session Monday
morning considerable work was hurried
ly accomplished. Reports of various
boards and committees were read and
disposed of. A report indorsing the
work of the anti-saloon league was
adopted and Rev. F. B. Handy and w.
+. Stanley were mades delegates to the
National League convention and George
l.. Story was made member of the Ma
tional League Board of directors. A
resolution favoring women suffrage was
laid on the table by an almost unani-
nous vote.
w. K. Davenport and Senator Dilling-
ham addressed the conference on the in
terests of Montpelier Seminary. The
choice OF a successor to w. r. Davenport
as presiding elder of the Montpelier Dis
trlct was much talked of subject. Rev.
George W. Hunt of St. Johnsbury and |
Rev. W. D. Smithers of st. Adams were
scheduled for the place at different times
during the week but the cabinet finally |
selected Rev. W. M. Newton, Mr.. Dav.
EXPORTS predecessor as principal of the
to be his successor as presiding
elder of the district.
ST. JoHNsBURY DISTRICT
J. o. Sherburne, Presiding Elder
Albany, A. G. Austin.
Barre, A. E. Atwater.
Barton, w. c. Johnson.
Barton Landing, S. G. Lewis.
Bloomfield, to be supplied.
Cabot o. E. Aiken.
canaan, c. E. Kelley.
Coventry, to be supplied by 1. P. Chase.
craftsbury, c. M Stebbns
lanville and West anville, Jos. Hamilton.
Derby, G. H. Wright.
EAST Burke and East Haven, A. Gregory.
tyansyil e, and Bloomington Center to be
supplied
cast Charleston, to be supplied
clover supplied by Geo. c. Mcdonald.
greensboro and Stannard, supplied by N. A.
Ross. !
rotor. w. R. Mather.
,uildhall, to be supplied by w. R. Patterson. ,
iardwick, J. A. Dixon.
iolland and Morgan, G. c. McDougall '
rasburg, j. E. Knapp. ,
sland Pond E. ]. Gale
ay and Troy, to be supplied
Dwell, supplied by ]. H. Wallace.
I. Mcneil l
lyndon, H. c. mclaughlin. S
yndonville, to be supplied by H. G. Nc q
Gaughlin. 7
iarshfeld and So Cabot G. w. Manning.
ewbury, F. B. Handy. c
export. w. c. Newell transferred from I
Massachusetts. =
export, Center. l. p Chase.
o. Danville, to be sup, lied by !. L. Wesley a
eaeham Clark Wedgeworth. il
lainfeld, T. Clark
t. Johnsbury, G. w. Hunt.
t. Johnsbury and East Lyndon, Sylvester q
Donaldson. n
heffied and Wheeock, c. D. Lance. q
.. Albany, supplied by A. G. Austin. a
ictory, to be supplied new charge. II
ats River and Topsham, to be supplied. n
alden and So. Valid n, supplied by o. E.
Newton.
est Burke and Newark, c. G. Gorse e.
est Concord and Gaskill P. N. Granger r
estville, supplied by w. R. Mather n
estfeld, supplied by ]. H. Wallace.
illiamstow and Brookfeld. F. g. Currier e!
oodbury, to be supplied. a
MONTPELIER DISTRICT. b
Presiding Elder, w M Newton. y
cutneyville, supplied by W. E. Douglass. W
hens. supplied by r. w. Lewis.
lrnard and East Barnard, sup. by S. P.
Fairbanks. A
lows Falls, F. w. Lewis. "
thel, c. M Charlton.
ndville, w. F. Hill.
adford, A. H. Webb. st
attleboro, X. r. Lowe. T.
ooklinee, supplied by ]. H. Bennett.
ownsvilIe, w. H. White. Fl,
elsea, w. E. Allen.
ysyille and Bethel Lympus, to be sup tt
)lied.
.ncock and Granville supplied by 1. S. CT
Yerks. -,
lrtIand and No, Hartland, F. H. Roberts. :, &c
,ath, J. II. Bolster. &
'ndgrove supplied by q. B. Wells, T..
WESTON and Hanover, Fred Daniels liz
ld!ow, Xenophon M. Fowler. RI
rest. w
c. O. Judkins. y,
'rthfield and Gouldsvilld, E. w. Sharp. TT
and Amsden, to be supplied h,
ttsheld and Stockbridge, NJ. B. Parouna- A>
gan. se
'octorsville, R. T. c. Mckenzie. %
itney, ]. Ii, Bennett. d'
ieeche, supplied. 20
'ndolph and Bethel Gilead, F. G. Rainey. "
'ndolph Center, l.. N. Moody.
'chester, l. s. Yerks. ~,
3. Londonderry, w. A Evans VI
+. Reading, to be supplied.
: Royalton and So. Tunbridge, J. D.. Bee
nan, r.
ring6eld, Isaac Peart. "I
etford;; Center and North, Guy Lawton.
lion Village, w N Roberts
E. H. Bartlett. =,
est Berlin, to be supplied.
est Fairlee and Copperfeld, A. A. Esta. at
eston, 0. B. Wells. -