Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-09
DR.. KAUFMAN DECIDES TO
CLOSE LOCAL PAsToaATE
Announcement Great Surprise at
Fourth ouartsriy Conferences of
Trinity N. e. charch-EIsctions and
Appointments.

The fourth quarterly conference of
trinity Methodist Episcopal church
was held Tuesday evening, District
There was good attendance and
much interest manifested. Reports
showed that much had been accom-
pushed during the past year, in spite
or some unusual obstacles. Over 81, soc
mad been spent In improving the
church property and the treasurer re-
ported that the receipts for the cur
rent expenses would meet the expendi-
lures.
The pastor, Rev. DIR. M S. Kaufman
has decided to close his passionate here
at the end of the present conference
year, March 80 and il was so an
nounced at the quarterly conference.
present and will be to all members OF
the church as well as friends of pr
Kaufman DIR. Kaufman is not ready
to announce his plans, which are not
yet perfected, but it is understood he
contennplates change to another dis
trict or conference. No action was
taken by the meeting on his resigna-
ton. but another meeting will probably
be called soon by District Superintcnc-
ent Newiand
The official board of the church was
named q 9 follows:
Trustees-Costello Lippit, john G.
Morgan. Calvin L. HARDWOOD, Frank III.
Allen. Jonathan H. Allen M. d., Heraan
B. Porter, Allen s. Barbour. William
w. Ives, Franklin Rumford.
Stewards. Leslie Hopkins, record
ing: Guy Il. Dolbeare, district: James
G. Mcpherson. David III. Purvis, John
Il. Stanton Martin ". B. Pferson, Nell
son V. Porter, George W. Harris, VIII
bur E. Baldwin, George Parkinson. Err
nest M. NewburyI Elmer d. kinsman,
Louis II. Geer
Class Leader-Benjarnin f. Pendle-
ton.
Sunday School Observation-Disclosures
tello Lippitt.
President Epworth League-LoliE
M. Carpenter
Superintendent of the intermediate
and Junior Leagues and the Junior
Church-Mrs. NJ. S. Kaufman
President Ladies' Aid Soctety-Mrs.
Costello Lippitt.
Committees Nsmsd.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Board of Foreign Mtssfons--Mr. and
Mrs Costello Lippitt. Mrs. j. c. Nor
gan, Mrs. Emma L. Woodward. Nelson
V. Porter and Louis AZ. Carpenter.
Board of Home Missions and Church
Extension--John c. Morgan, Heman 3.
Porter, Mrs G. L. Harwood, Mre. w.
w. Maynard. Mrs. b. F. Pendleton ana
Sunday SchoolS-Charies w. Worth
ington, =. B. Stanton Albert A. Guile,
and George e. Robinson.
Tracts-Miss Ella A Toomey AMI
MISS =. Till.
Temperance-Justin Holden, DR.. j.
H. Allen, Levi S. Saunders, Allen s.
Barbour, George w. Harris and George
Parkinson.
Education-John 3. Stanton. Miss
Mary K. Bidwen and Miss Evelyn
whitehead
Freedmsn's Aid-David II. Purvis,
Franklin Rumford, Elmer ID. Kinsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Baldwin and z.
NJ Newbury
Church Records-w w Ives. r. II.
Allen and G. l.. HARDWOOD.
Auditing Accounts-GUy b. Dofbeare
and Nelson Y. Porter.
Parsonage and Furnfture-W. w.
Ives and officers Ladies' Aid society
Church Music--C. Leslie Hopkins,
Costello -Lippitt. f. III. Allen, Mrs. j.
c. Morgan and Mrs. Guy B. Dobbeare.
Estimating Pastors Salary-Calvin
L. Harwood, chairman: J. c. Morgan,
Frank II. Allen, Costello sLfppitt, G. l..
Hopkins.
Poor Fund-In charge of officers of
the Ladies' Aid society.
Committee On Hospitals-M. V. q.
Pierson and J. c. Morgan.
The officiaI board recommended a
class of l6 probationers for reception
of full membership at the next COM
nunion service.