The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-07
RANDOLPH
Bethany Church Held Annual Meeting
Wednesday Evening.

The annual meeting Of Bethan,
church was held on Wednesday eve
ming at tie parish house, when the re
ports Of the officers were read and ac
cepted. The following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year,
Clerk, II. +. Salisbury; deacons, ID. G
Woodward. W. T.. Lamson, c. Fl
Granger, =. G. Ham, r. w. Tewks-
bury, H. c, Lyman; treasurer, f. w
Tewksbury; receiver Of offering, Il. Al
Thomas; assistant, III. II. Tilson, trus-
| tees, r. G. Angel, @. J. Marcott, M. NJ.
Wilson, c. G. Morse; deaconnessea,
Mrs. A. J. Edison, Mrs. G. II. Granger,
Mrs, +. NJ. Wardner, Mrs. e. A. Thorn
asi assistants, Mrs. r. A. Salisbury,
Mrs, H. F. Tilson. Mrs. j. w. Lamson,
Miss Elsie Osgood; wardens, N. G.
Buck, H. B. Bell, H. B. johnson, J. G.
Sherburnc; Sunday school superintend-
emit, A. s. Munro. After the meeting
the church committee at meeting
held. elected the following officers:
Chorister, E L. Martin; organist, Miss
Edith Marcott; music COMMITTEES, Miss
Gail Lamson, j. w. Lamson and d. II.
Salisbury; ianitor, o, n. Gates; music
hall committee. d. r. Salisbury, ID, II.
Salisbury, J. w. Raymond, NJ. NJ. VIII
son; parish house committee, o. j.
Marcott, II. G. Lyman. J. c. Sherburne;
head ushers, !. w Raymond and r.
]. Mitchell The clerk reported to-
tai membership Of All, a gain Of six
over last year. Eight persons have
been received into membership by let
ter and eleven by confession. Four
members have been removed by death,
and nine by letter. The treasurer's re-.
port gave receipts as S4,37s.7s and ex-
penditures amounted to $4372.7s.
There is d balance due al the bank of
$40. The allotment Of Bethany church
of 81 $50 from May 1920 to May, 1921.
to the Congregational movement has
been paid. For missions and benevo-
lences among which were the Armenian
ant near east relief and Kurn Hattin
homes. amounting to S34l.52 has been
paid. Receipts from the Bethany Sun
day school, amounted to S323.le, and
expenditures. s30s.2s, leaving bal
anee Of $l40l on hand. Parish house
receipts amounted 10 81 1902, and the
disbursement Sl.01Dp5, cash on hand,
s40.97. The report of the Music hall
was given. and after all bills were
paid, there was Sl02.62 In the treas
ury. The Bethany mission circle and
Bethany guild also gave reports. the
receipts of the former amounting to
Sl7352. and expenses sl55.47. The
guild reported receipts Of s563.l5 and
expenses s4S344, which included 1906
90 for repairs on the parsonage and
s42.77 for the parish house kitchen and
supplies.
Joseph Weiner has returned from
New York. where he has been two
weeks buying machinery and raw ma
terial for the manufacture of gloves |
In Randolph Mr.. Weiner has leased !
the hall Of Dubois and GAY, or Blanch- |
ard. in the third story Of their block,
by L. A. Morse. He expects
to have the machinery installed and |
begin the manufacture of gloves about |
the 18th Of this month He expects
% put out from 500 to 700 dozen gloves
a week, the work TO be largely done
by home workers. Mr.. Weiner fin
shed his contract with the Green
Mountain Glove company last month
10 20 into business for himself
Rev w. s. Suitor was in Montpel-
er the first Of the week to attend a
group meeting.