Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-14
The Standing.
Methodist Quar-
terly Conference

The fourth quarterly conference of
the Pleasant Street Methodist Epis-
copal church, at which the annual bus
mess is transacted, was held at the
church, Monday evening, District
Supt. Rev. G. D. Holmes of Lewiston
presiding. Reports We're made by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Frost, ON the work
in the church during the past three
months which, on the whole, is en-
couraging. The various department
and society heads also rendered their
reports, and a committee was chosen
to request the bishop of the Maine
Conference and the district superin-
tendent that the pastor be re-appoint-
ed to the Pleasant Street church for
another year.
The heads of department made re-
ports, as follows: For the Sunday
school, Supt. j. c. Smith, for the Ep-
worth League. Pres. H. +. Sullivan;
for the Junior League. Mrs. Maud
Merrithew; for the Ladies Aid, Mrs.
L. r. Brown; for the Foreign Mission
arv committee, Mrs. G.. D. Lindsay;
for the Home Missionary committee,
E. L. Craig and S. A. Maxim. treas
urer of the board of trustees for that
body.
The licenses of Prof. II. Z. Trefe-
then to preach, and that of T.. L.
Craig as eXhorter, We're renewed by
the license board. The election Of =.
Il. Drummond as lay electoral dele
gate to the Lewiston conference Was
confirmed Mrs. J. NJ. Frost is the re-
serve 1t was voted to recommend
- 'r''on Of oklahoma, who
has been working in tile parish, for
-, as an applicant for
a deaconEess license. Miss Heron SUBJ
mitted The report of her work for the
period she has been here
Wendell Leighton of the Congress
Street Methodist church, Portland,
who has been a member of that con-
gregation since 1858. is candidate
for election to the General Conference.
to be held, this year.
The committee appointed to request
the bishop TO re-appoint the present
pastor is composed of f. c. Wilson,
+. r. Drummond and H. l. Emery
The official board will be elected af-
ter the May conference. The officers
the church were elected as follows:
Board of trustees-E X. Drummond,
IL. W DuHIl, II. l.. T4Illci II. l. W III
ters. w. II. Bowden, F. y. Wing,
Charles A. Flood, f. d. Noyes, Prof
H. f. Trefethen.
Board of stewards-E r. Drum
mond, recording; f. L. Craig, district;
E r. Drummond, +. l.. Craig. S. a.
Maxim. ID. W. Getchell L. p. Mayo,
w. \ Bowen, Ella g. Hodsdon, Mrs.
Lottie l.. Noble, Mrs. NJ. H. Henricll-
son. l.. r. Brown. j., C. Smith. f. c.
Wilson. Sara A. Copp, II. a. Tozier
Mrs. H. A. Tozier, DR.. w, C. Brown,
Mrs Maude Merithew.
The committees-Fore missions
w. Fl. Bowden, e. l.. Craig, Mrs. l..
r. Brown Mrs. w. II. Bowdcn.
Home missions and church extension
L r. Brown, c. c. Weeks, Mrs.
George d. Lindsay, Mrs. j. G.. Towne.
Mrs. X. O. Holway, Mrs. j. M. Frost.
Sunday schools-H, A. Tozier, Mrs,
II. A Tozier, CT. L. Weeks, H. E. Sui
Ivan, j. c. Smith, l.. K. Brown. sybil
G. Cole Sara A. Copp.e
Tracts-Florence L. Parker, Alice NJ.
Boardman, Ida L. Taylor, Charlotte
Goodrich.
Estimating salary-H. L. Emery, R.
w. Dunn, E. III. Drummond, w. A.
Bowen.
-Exerine Flood, Mrs. f.
c, Wilson, Mrs. w II. lockwood,
Mrs. c. w. Atehley, f. C. Wilson.
Music. C. Smith, Z. C. Wilson, w.
II BoWden.
Temperance-Mrs. C. A. Flood, Mrs.
Sarah f. Clement. Mrs. G.. d. Lind
say. r. w. Dunn, c. W. Atchley.
Trier Of appeals-R. w. Dunn:
church records. e. L. Craig, Ralph p
Young; Freedman's Aid, DR.. w. c.
Brown Robert Mcclellan. w. J.. Rus
sell.
Hospitals-Mrs. Fl. l.. Emery, Faus-
ia NJ Grindle, Mrs. w. c. Brown, w.
w Payne; parsonage ard furniture
w. w Payne.
Parsonage and furniture-H. r.
Winters and the Ladies' Aid Society.