The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-20
TREASURY
HAS GOOD
BALANCE
Annual Meeting Shows St. EIiz-
absth Home 10 Be In Excel
lent Condition.

Yesterday afternoon at st. Elizabeth
home the annual meeting Of the corpora
ton was held. officers being elected. re-
ports read and other business transacted.
The meeting was opened by devotional
exercises conducted by Rev. +. w.
smith chaplain OF the home
Miss Nancy A. Greene. treasurer. pre-
sented her annual report. showing that
the endowment fund-had increased To
he.5osis. s3elS having been added dur
ing the year The balance on hand was
shown TO be $500.
The report OF the secretary, Mrs. Jas
II. Goggeshall. showed that the home was
In nourishing condition. with 26 pa
tients. During the year two patients
died one new one admitted.
Rev. Lester Bradner. PHI D.: Rev W.
a. thompson. Rev. III. Goddard. Rev. n.
r. Buck and Rev. T.. Jacobs were elected
members OF the corporation
An amendment TO the constitution was
passed, creating the Office OF correspond
ing secretary.
Officers were elected as follows:
Acting president. Rt. Rev. w. N Nc
vickar.
Acting vice president. Rev r. s. Rous
maniere. Rev. Henry Bassett. Mrs ]. r.
Campbell. Mrs. A l. Chesbrough.
Honorary vice presidents, Rev. ID. IL.
Greer. Mrs. ]. A. Gardner.
Treasurer. Miss N. A. Greene.
Recording secretary. Mrs. James II.
Coggeshall.
Corresponding secretary. Mrs v. E. L.
Verley.
Managers. Mrs. r. c. Mowry, Mrs. G.
W. Parks, Mrs. William Ames. Mrs. c.
o. Read, Mrs. l.. r. Salisbury Mrs f.
II. jerks, Mrs. W. s. Granger. Mrs. j.
II. Tower. Mrs. p. w. Lippitt. Miss A. s.
Knight. Mrs. c. Il. r. Barker Mrs. G. w.
B. Bourne.
Associate managers. Mrs. ]. o. Ames.
Mrs. c. f. Shedd. Mrs. W 4. J.. veriey,
Mrs. H. l. Gardner Mrs. L. S. Rousman-
iere. Mrs s. c. Harris. Mrs. @. a. Buf-
FUN. Mrs. II. c. Kimbail, Mrs. ]. ii. Su-
ness. Miss NJ. l.. Corliss. Mrs. s. A.
Smith. Mrs. 2. Chafee.
Finance committee Mr. H. W. Cooke,
MIR. r.. H -f-Goddard. Mr.. William Ames.
Mrs. William Gammell. Miss n. A.
Greene.
Auditing committee. Mr.. Theodore An
drews.
Chaplain. Rev. F. w. Smith
Rev. Lester Bradner. Phi. d.. spoke
briefly. saying:
China gives us many lessons in the
duty OF children toward their parents. In
this kind OF charitable care too much can
never be done. Have you thought OF the
effects Of the modern Industrial move
ment among women. The tendency TO
can support themselves In the readjust-
ment the results will double the amount
OF need for such institutions az this. We
ought TO strengthen the hands OF the
managers Of this home and have foresight
for the need that Is coming. Another diff
fculty Is correlating business manage
ment with the proper spirit of sympa thy
and we must congratulate the managers
uf this home account or the feeling
that prevails and the standards that have
been. set"
Remarks were made by Rev. William
NJ. Chapin Of ST. Andrews school. who
congratulated the managers OF the home
on the successful way In which the in
stitution had been run by Rev. Henry
Bassett who spoke OF the large number
OF contributions and the increase in the
endowment and urged the extension OF
the home.
Bishop Mcvickar. Rev. F. S. Rousman-
iere and Rev. l.. II, Edwards also spoke.