The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
CHURCHES ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Annual Meetings of Episcopal
Parishes Are Held Through
out City

Easter Monday. the day set by the
laws of the church in Minnesota for the
holding of the annual meetings of
Episcopal parishes. was generally rec
ognized in the churches of ST Paul,
and in every instance good attendances
graced the meetings.
In the church of st. Mary's of Mer-
lriam Park DIR. C. H. Ten Brock pre-
sided over a we'll attended meeting.
The reports of the rector and of the
various officers showed the church af-
fairs to be in excellent condition and
the membership largely increased over
that of last year. The following Off =
GERS were selected: Senior warden, CT.
A McDougal: junior warden John Nc
Clure; vestrymen, f. ]. Cropsey, F. M.
Greene, w. T. Watkins, James Craig,
ID. H. Eastman, +. W. Searles and a.
S. Nash.
Rev. E. f. Madeira, assistant rector.
presided at the meeting of the parish
toner's of Christ church, in the absence
Oh the rector, Rev. G. d. Andrews, who
is In Florida The officers elected for
the Forthcoming year were as follows:
Senior warden. ]. Q. Adams; junior
warden, w. II. Lightner; vestrymen, r.
h. Van Kirk, r. ID. Whiteacre, Alexan-
der Cartwright, Reuben Warner Jr., j.
{. Hill, L. l. May and Harvey officer.
The meeting of the parishioners of
~. NlCAiiEiil CnuFcn MAS
We'll attended and was presided over by
Rev. Ernest Dray, vicar. The treas
urer's report showed the receipts and
expenditures for the fiscal year to have
been $1,313.47. Reports from the Vari-
Gus church societies, and particularly
from the ladies' auxiliary and the
Boys club, showed all of these institu-
tions to be in flourishing and pros
porous condition The following were
Selanfdd N offinar. ha x.H, .l,
coming year: Senior warden, w. G..
Whitehead; junior warden, Orrin
kipp; vestrymen, to hold office for
three years. six holding over from last
year, Alfred r. Kite, C. Z. Hamilton
and Charles Beard.
st. Paurs Episcopal church meeting.
presided over by. Rev. John Wright,
rector, elected the following church
beard for the coming year: Senior
warden, w. ]. Sloppy; Junior warden,
j. c. Bailey; vestrymen. +. o. Os-
borne, G.. M. p. Pridham, NJ Miller. NJ.
Boise, G. III. Macrae, H. F. Phillips, j.
w. F1nehout and ]. c. Currler.
Rev. f. c. Johnson presided over the
meeting of st Matthews church par
ish and the members present listened
TO reports which were exceedingly
gratifying in that they showed the
church to be in the most substantial
condition, both financially and in point
of membership, since its organization
in 1888. The church board elected for
the following year was as follows:
Senior warden. George Sheriff; junior
warden, William Kuehne: vestrymen,
Herbert Plant, Fred S. Berry and Rob-
ert Cogswell.
In the Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev. w. c. Pope presided over a well
attended meeting of the parishioners
who listened TO encouraging reports of
the progress of the year just past and
selected the following men to serve on
the church board during the coming
year: Senior warden, George Doll:
junior warden, DIR. S. d. Flagg; YES
trymen. ]. G. Ward, Edward Sturley,
Albert Hirschman and Phillip Hamm.
The annual meeting of St Sieg-
fried's Swedish Episcopal church will
be held May s.