The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-08
St. Adams District

CIlO, II. 0lIl1b1ly OctA AletA0 civ ANSso'
Barnard, L. 1. Holway; Bellows Falls
S. H. Smith; Belmont, supplied
Bethel and Bethel Lympus, J. w. Mil
Ter; Bethel Gilead, R. H. Moore
Binghamville and North Cambridge
J. H. Wills; Bondville, M. H. Smith
Brattleboro, R. A. Mum; Browns
vile, ]. C. Hazelton; Chelsea, E. F
Wood; Cuttingsville, F. F. Clark; Es-
sex, C. C. Westcott; Essex Junction
C. S. Quimby; Fairfax, A. H. Webb
Fairlee, (Federated), C. w. Carvell
Gaysville, (closed); Georgia and Mil
ton Boro, G. H. Emery; Grand Isle
and South Hero, H. P. Sweet; Ham
cock and Granville, T. H. Cressey;
Hartland and North Hartland, Frank
Putnam; Isle La Motto, Ashfeld Ash
ford; Ludlow, F. T. Clark; Middle
sex, Clarence Davis; Milton and West
Milton, F. E. Talbee; Montpelier, w.
G. Mead; Moretown, Albert Abbott
Mortified and Mortified Falls, G. H.
Redding; North Fairfax, (closed) ;
North Hero, Ralph H. Stahl; North
Thetford Federated Congo.) c. w.
Carvell; Perkinsville, Isaac Mellor;
Pittsfeld and Stockbridge, Percival
w. Hewitt; Proctorsville, H. d. Ev-
ans; Putney, Federated Baptist) /;
Randolph, Rutherford H. Moore !;
Randolph Center, supplied; Roches-
ter, T. H. Cressey; South London
derry, Erwin C. Clark; Felchville and
South Redding, Isaac Mellor; South
Royalton and South Tunbridge, W..
c. Chrystie; Springfield, w. r. Day.
enoprt; St. Adams, D. G. Guest; St.
Adams Bay, C. S. Hubert; Stowe,
Federated supplied; Thetford Cen
ter and West Fairlee, J. Arthur Dun
lop; Underhill and Jericho, A. H.
Sturgis; Union Village, J. S. Allen;
Waitsfeld and Fayston, Allen Kirk
ness; Wardsboro, Josiah Hall; Wat
erbury, George H. Lock; Waterbury
Center, J. G. Sallus; West Berlin, l..
DIN Sherburne; Westford, (Federat
ed); Weston and Landgrove, John
Robinson; White River Junction,
Robert Haseltine; Wilder, (Federat-
ed), B. B. Hanscom; Williamsville,
r. L. Gates; Windsor, William E.
Douglass; Woodstock, E. L. M. Bar
mes; Worcester, Fred Engle.
The special appointments were: x.
M. Fowler, Superintendent Cunning
ham, Children's Home, Urbana, ILL.,;
Randolph, H. Chester Hoyt, chaplain
United States army; members of Bel
lows Falls, F. w. Smith, Canadian
army; Union Village, George H. Sis
son, divisional secretary of the Ar
menian and Syrian relief; White Riv-
er Junction, Clarence A. Davis; pro-
fessor at Montpelier Seminary, James
B. Magee; chaplain United States
army, St. Adams, William B. Smith
ers; years leave of absence, S. F.
Cooley, G. H. Keeling, M. w. Sharp,
w. A. Moore, left without appoint
ment to attend school.
At seven o'clock Sunday evening
the Epworth League anniversary was
held with addresses by the Rev.
Charles E. Guthrie, D. d., of Chicago.
This was followed by the anniversary
of the board of Sunday schools, with
an address by the Rev. L. o. Hart
man, D. D., of Chicago. After the
appointments by Bishop Leete the
conference adjourned.
The standing committees of the
conference for 1919 are as fol-
lows: Auditor, l. A. Ranney; Bible
cause, Fred Wilcock, B. B. Hans
comb, Arthur Dunlop; conference
program, William Shaw, w. R. Dav-
export; conference relations, first
year, E. A. Woodwork, S. H. Smith,
G. C. Mcdonald; second year, B. G.
Lipsky, D C. Guest, G. H. Lock
third year, F. T. Clark, S. G. Sutton,
w. r. Davenport; education, r. H.
Moore, E. w. Sturtevant, w. G.
Mead; Epworth League, w. ]. Nc
Farlane, John Robinson, Roy E.
Green; general reference, w. E,
Douglas, e. L. M. Barnes, Albert Abb
bott; memoirs, w. B. Dukeshire, L.
o. Sherburne, A. w. Hewitt; state of
country and moral reform, o. B.
Wells, Christopher S. Quimby, H. T
Coontz; freedman's aid, G. H. Lock
Fred Wilcox, E. F. Wood; nomina-
tions of fraternal delegates and visit
ors, M. A. Turner, G. H. Redding, c.
w. Kelley; periodicals publications
and collections, ]. c. Hazelton, G. w
Douglas, o. J. Anderson; resolutions
Stead Thornton, F. E. Talbee, A. A
Mandigo.
Board of examination, F. T. Clark
E. L. M. Barnes, G. G. Mcdonald, F
A. Woodwork, G. D. Pierce, o. j
Anderson, G. L. Wells, w. r. Daven-
port, D. G. Guest, G. H. Redding, G
w. Douglas, G. A. Martin, H: G.
Coontz, w. G. Mead, B. G. Lipsky
and R. A. Mum. q
Trustees of Anti-Saloon League, w
E. Douglass, Windsor; A. A. Asel-
tine, Enosburg Falls; H. c. Whitehill
Waterbury.
Board of Sunday Schools, district
superintendent: st. Adams district
G. H. Redding, Pro. R. N. Millett
Springfield; st. Johnsbury district, G.
w. Kelley; c. S. Andrews, Barre.
Board of education, first year, A
W. Hewitt, E. R. Davis, Barre, F. 7
Clark tho Hon G DonioJc PRO To-