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ARTHUR S. BURRINGTON (1923) $2,287.2I
Under the will of Arthur S. Burrington, Grace Church on June II, 1923, received a legacy of $2,287.21.
ARTHUR SWAN BURRINGTON was born in 1859. He was a fire insurance adjuster, and lived on Franklin Street. For many years he was an usher on the east aisle of Grace Church, and was confirmed May 1, 1913. He died in Cromwell, Connecti- cut, June 5, 1922.
ANDREW A. KIMBALL (1924) $10,000
In memory of ANDREW A. KIMBALL, Grace Church on May 6, 1924, received a bequest of $10,000 from Walter H. Kimball, "the income to supplement the appropriation for musical purposes and needs."
ANDREW A. KIMBALL was born in Johnston, R. I., August 5, 1833. He married Lucy Hammond Talbot of East Machias, Maine. Mr. Kimball was a cotton merchant, but retired in 1886 and thereafter gave his attention to his large real estate holdings. For a number of years he was organist in one of the churches of Providence. Mr. Kimball was baptized in Grace Church, September 7, 1896. He died in Providence, October 1, 1896.
WALTER HAMMOND KIMBALL, his son, was born May 10, 1870. He graduated in 1894 from Brown and after 1896 managed his father's estate. He died May 25, 1923.
IRENE GUILD CRANSTON (1925) $ 1,000
Under the will of MISS IRENE G. CRANSTON, Grace Church received on April 27, 1925 the sum of $1,000.
IRENE GUILD CRANSTON was born October 1, 1867, the daughter of Henry C. and Eliza S. (Merriman) Cranston. She and her sister, Clara Lippitt Cranston, were both active in Grace Church affairs, particularly in St. Margaret Society, Girls Friendly Society and the Chancel Committee. Irene G. Cranston was con- firmed in Grace Church April 1, 1888. She died May 27, 1924.
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AUGUSTUS A. BALLERT (1925) Real Estate
Under the will of AUGUSTUS ALEXANDER BALLERT, Grace Church on June 12, 1925 acquired title to real estate situated at 63 Elm- wood Avenue. This property was sold October 18, 1928 for the sum of $10,000.
MR. BALLERT was born in 1855 and was a member of Grace Church for forty- five years. He died May 31, 1922.
EMMA N. MORSE (1927) $25
Grace Church received a legacy of $25 from EMMA N. MORSE on January 4, 1927.
HENRY TOWNSEND GRANT (1927) $500
In memory of HENRY TOWNSEND GRANT his children and grand- children gave Grace Church November 26, 1927, the sum of $500 for the benefit of music.
MARY MASON GRANT (1927) $500
In memory of MARY MASON GRANT her children and grand- children gave Grace Church November 26, 1927, the sum of $500 for the benefit of the Women's Auxiliary.
HENRY TOWNSEND GRANT was born in Warren March 13, 1817, the son of Joseph and Sarah (Hubbard) Grant. MARY MASON GRANT, his wife, was born January 17, 1817, the daughter of William A. Howard and Harriet (Barton) Howard. Mr. Grant was a manufacturer of woolen and worsted goods. He took an active part in the Dorr rebellion in 1842 and was enrolled in the 10th regiment, R. I. V., in the Civil war. Mr. and Mrs. Grant were members of Grace Church and were both confirmed April 22, 1869. They had five children, one of whom, Henry Tyler Grant, was a vestryman at the time of his death in 1915. Henry Townsend Grant died October 19, 1902 and Mary Mason Grant January 29, 1903.
HANNAH MARY KELTON (1928) $400
Under the will of HANNAH MARY KELTON, Grace Church on January 4, 1928 received a bequest of $400.
H. MARY KELTON, at the time of her death on November 1, 1926, had been a member of Grace Church fifty-seven years. Her church activities were in the Kings Daughters, St. Margaret Society, and the Sunday School. She lived at 184 Knight Street.
M. FLORENCE HOLBROOK (1929) $1,000
Under the will of M. FLORENCE HOLBROOK, Grace Church on June 4, 1929 received a bequest of $1,000.
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REDECORATING FUND (1922) $1,000
Grace Church received $500 each from Charles T. Aldrich, March 17, 1922 and Alfred M. Coats, November 22, 1922, for redecorating the church.
MEMORIAL FLOWER FUNDS (1924-1929)
J. Edward Studley gave $350. on July 22, 1924, the income to be used for Easter decorations of the Shepard C. Kinsley memorial window.
William A. Greer and others gave $250 in June, 1929, the in- come to be used for decorations for the Bishop Greer memorial tablet.
ENDOWMENT FUND (1905-1922) $2,450
Grace Church received from pledges to the Sunday offerings and other sources $2,450 for the endowment fund established in 1905 by Rev. E. S. Rousmaniere.
APPENDIX
HISTORY OF THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF GRACE CHURCH
1829-1929
Compiled by
MRS. CHARLES C. NICHOLS AND MRS. HENRY W. COOKE
On November 30, 1829, a group of nineteen women met at the home of Mrs. G. S. Wardwell and formed the "Episcopal Female Association." The purpose of this Association was to aid the exertion being made "for increasing the Episcopal worship in the Town of Providence." The directress was Mrs. G. W. Hathaway. At the first annual Meeting held in 1830, the Treasurer reported receipts of $42.65 and expenses of $11.62. This balance was appropriated for the immediate use of Grace Church.
At the third Annual Meeting in 1832 the name of the society was changed to "The Sewing Circle of Grace Church." At that time it was voted to use the money in the Treasury to purchase a Communion Service. This was bought at a cost of $385.50 and was properly inscribed and was used for years until replaced by a more modern one. At the centennial in 1929 this service was used at the Corporate Communion. The purchase of this gift left the society in debt, so the money had to be raised at a Fair held in the Providence Arcade, and an additional $400.00 which was pre- sented to the Providence Convocation and also $50.00 was given to the Treasurer of the Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society.
At the end of fifteen years $3,675.50 had been raised by dona- tions and sales of work, and between 1834 and 1844 no less than $150.00, and some years as much as $300.00, was sent annually to the Convocation. In 1844, $1,000.00 was raised for the furnish- ing of the new church, then building, and some years later the society presented the baptismal font, afterward given to Calvary Church (now St. Martin's Church).
The early meetings of the society were held in private houses. In September, 1841 it is recorded :- "Fourteen assembled in the new room recently completed by the efforts of the ladies of the congregation, who should regard it as a proof that much has been accomplished wherever there is a willing heart and a ready hand."
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This new room was in a building on the corner of Snow and Chapel Streets, and was used as a Chapel before the stone chapel was erected in the rear of the church. After that was completed the meetings were held there. Before the first Parish House was built the societies met in rooms in the Conrad Building, corner of Westminster and Aborn Streets; later when the first Parish House was building they met in rooms in the Brownell Building, Westminster and Snow Streets. During the erection of the present Parish House the societies met in the Mathewson Street Methodist Episcopal Church, the use of which was generously given to Grace Church.
In 1846 it was known as "The Relief Society," working only for the children in the Sunday School.
In 1850 the name was changed again, and then it became "The Ladies Pledge Society," and sewing seems to have been temporarily abandoned. As the special work done was the raising of money pledged annually by the Rector to the Rhode Island Convocation, only one meeting was held each year.
From 1853 few records can be found, but we find memoranda showing that the work went steadily on, in one direction or an- other.
In 1871 it was known as "The Parish Aid Society" and in 1883 it changed again to "The Missionary Society." In 1884 we find weekly meetings being held and boxes being sent to Mission- aries and Mission Institutions. In 1889, Mrs. John H. Cady became President, and continued in that office until 1919, a period of thirty years, and during her administration the work broadened greatly. Boxes of clothing were sent to nearly every state in the Union and also to Alaska, China, and Japan.
The name was changed again in 1910. As nearly all the work that was being done was under the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese, it seemed fitting to give it the title of "The Grace Church Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of Rhode Island." After this time the Penny-a-Week contributions for diocesan missions and the sum given once in three years for the United Thank Offering took the place of the yearly pledges to the Convocation, and the income from dues and from bequests from several deceased members were used to defray the expenses of the missionary boxes and other donations to Diocesan charities. We find this practice still being carried on in 1929.
After 1910 it became the "Grace Church Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions," and in 1921 the "Grace
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Church Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Presiding Bishop and Council," and in 1927 another change made it the "Grace Church Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the National Council."
After 1915, regular records have been found and itemized re- ports of the work done can be found in the files. In 1915, a room was furnished in the St. Elizabeth Home in memory of Miss Clara L. Cranston, for long a devoted member of the Society. From that to the present time boxes have been sent annually to mission- aries and their families; Christmas gifts have been sent to the State Institutions and to Diocesan Missions, and money given to the different departments of the Diocesan Auxiliary.
In 1920, during the Presidency of Mrs. Viall, who held office for nine years, a Social Service Committee was formed to work for the poor of the parish. This committee has become an important factor in the life and work of Grace Church and is now working as a separate organization.
Following is a list of the "Directresses" and Presidents found in the records :-
1829 Mrs. G. W. Hathaway
1830 Mrs. Richmond Brownell
1832 Mrs. Anna Waterman
1833 Mrs. John A. Clark
1836 Mrs. Alexander H. Vinton
1842 Mrs. Thomas Perry
1844
Mrs. Henshaw
×
*
1871 Mrs. Frances J. Vinton
1880 Mrs. John B. Anthony
1882 Mrs. William O. Fuller
1889 Mrs. John H. Cady
1919
Mrs. William A. Viall
1928
Mrs. Henry W. Cooke
Among the members not now living, others deserving "honor- able mention for long and loyal service" are:
Mrs. Lewis L. Miller, Miss Eliza Peckham, Mrs. Clifton A. Hall, Mrs. Byron Sprague, Mrs. J. Lewis Peirce, Mrs. Edward S. Knight, Miss Nancy Greene, Miss Josephine Paine, who used to sing the Doxology over the missionary barrels, Miss Elizabeth E. Andrews, Miss Harriet Hoppin and Mrs. Henry T. Brown. To
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these and the hundreds of other unnamed women we pay tribute for the splendid work done during the past hundred years.
In 1929, on November 29th, exactly one hundred years after the first meeting was called together, a centennial celebration was held. A Corporate Communion preceded a luncheon, where over a hundred people were present. Among the speakers were Bishop James DeWolf Perry of Rhode Island, Dean Philemon F. Sturges, of St. Paul's Cathedral, Boston, a former Rector of Grace Church, and Dr. William Appleton Lawrence, the present Rector. Bishop Perry said it was a unique thing for an organization of this kind to live for a century, and trusted that in 2029 another centennial celebration would be held.
November 29, 1929.
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RECTORS OF GRACE CHURCH
REV. SAMUEL FULLER, JR .. May 2, 1830 to May I, 1831 (Called, Nov. 30, 1829)
REV. JOHN ALONZO CLARK. Oct. 8, 1832 to May 28, 1835 (Called, July 12)
REV. ALEXANDER HAMILTON VINTON, M.D. (Called, Jan. I) April, 1836 to Jan. 1, 1842
RT. REV. JOHN PRENTISS KEWLEY HENSHAW, D.D.1 (Called, April 4) Aug. 10, 1843 to July 20, 1852
RT. REV. THOMAS MARCH CLARK, D.D.
(Called, Sept. 27, 1854) March 1, 1855 to Sept. 1, 1866
REV. DAY OTIS KELLOGG, JR ..... April 28, 1867 to Sept. 1, 1870 (Called, Dec. 17, 1866)
REV. CHARLES GEORGE CURRIE ... .. Feb. 5, 1871 to Sept. 1, 1872 (Called, Nov. 17, 1870)
REV. DAVID HUMMELL GREER, D.D. (Called, July 18) Sept. 10, 1872 to June 1, 1888
REV. CHARLES HENRY BABCOCK, D.D.
(Called, October 23) Dec. 2, 1888 to Jan. 1, 1894 REV. FLOYD WILLIAMS TOMKINS, JR .. . June 1, 1894 to Mar. 1, 1899 (Called, April 28)
REV. EDMUND SWETT ROUSMANIERE, D.D. (Called, January 25) April 2, 1899 to Nov. 15, 1909
REV. FRANK WARFIELD CROWDER, PH.D.
(Called, March 19) May 22, 1910 to April 1, 1916 REV. PHILEMON FOWLER STURGES, D.D. (Called, June 20) Oct. 1, 1916 to Oct. 1, 1926
REV. WILLIAM APPLETON LAWRENCE, D.D. Nov. 28, 1926 (Called, June 18)
1 Honorary degrees are here recorded if conferred before the end of the Rector- ship of Grace Church.
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MINISTERS IN CHARGE1 AND ASSISTANT MINISTERS 2
SO FAR AS KNOWN
REV. JOSEPH H. PRICE 1830
REV. GEORGE F. HASKINS 1832
Rev. Francis Peck. circa 1834
REV. EDWARD W. PEET
1842
REV. THOMAS F. FALES .
1843
REV. HENRY BURROUGHS, JR
. 1853
Rev. James DeWolf Perry, Jr
1862
Rev. William S. Boardman
1864
Rev. Benjamin W. Atwell
1865
Rev. Robert Charles Booth 1868
Rev. Reginald H. Howe. .
1869
REV. HAMILTON M. BARTLETT
1883
Rev. George R. Spink .
. 1885
REV. FRANCIS G. WILLIAMS
.1892
Rev. Charles E. Preston .
.1893
Rev. Anthony C. Hardy, Jr
. 1893
Rev. Charles A. Denfeld . 1893
1894
Rev. Lorenzo G. Stevens . 1896
1895
Rev. Isaac Newton Phelps
REV. JACOB H. ECKSTORM. . I896
Rev. Francis Lee Whittemore. 1899
Rev. Frederick F. Flewelling 1899
REV. GEORGE A. CARSTENSEN
. 1900
Rev. Everett M. Waterhouse
.1900
Rev. Allen Greene .
1905
REV. FREDERICK J. WALTON
1906
Rev. Henry Blacklock . 1910
Rev. Brayton Byron . . 1912
Rev. Lee Maltbie Dean 1912
Rev. John H. Robinette .
1913
REV. PHILIP AYRES EASLEY
1915
Rev. Charles H. Ricker .
.1916
Rev. Percy G. Kammerer
1917
Rev. John H. Robinette . . 1918
Rev. Truman Heminway 1922
REV. ROBERT R. CARMICHAEL. 1925
1 The names of those who are known to have been in effect ministers-in-charge are printed in small capitals.
2 The dates are of the first year in which the minister is known to have been in office to a considerable extent. Several quite likely began in the fall before.
-
Rev. Lucian W. Rogers
Rev. Frederick W. Smith
. 1900
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TREASURERS OF GRACE CHURCH
John Taylor 1829-31, 1834-35
Richmond Brownell .
1831-34
John Taylor . . 1834-35
Resolved Waterman
William T. Grinnell . 1835-43
1843-45
Edward Walcott .
1845-47
Charles H. Mason 1847-56
William Hicks . 1856-57
James Lewis Peirce.
1857-1905
Frank Paine Comstock .
1905-24
Arthur Livingston Kelley 1924
SECRETARIES OF THE CORPORATION
Amos M. Vinton . 1829-30
George S. Partridge 1830-32
George Andrews . 1832-34
Malachi R. Gardiner .1834-38
Shepard C. Kinsley . 1838-42
William H. Drown .
. 1842-51
Samuel C. Blodget.
. 1851-52
Charles H. Mason . 1852-53
Edward E. Manton
.1853-55
Edward A. Greene.
1855-56
William H. Parkhurst
1856-62
Robert E. Northam
1862-65
Moses P. Ferkey I865-68
Thomas H. Spencer
1868-70
William W. Paine
1870-92
George A. Buffum
.1892-94
Henry T. Grant, Jr.
1894-95
George M. Smith .
1895-96
George A. Buffum
1896-1902
Edwin M. Dodd .
(2 mos.) 1902
Rathbone Gardner
1902-1905
Henry V. A. Joslin .
1905-1916
Henry B. Huntington
1916
VESTRYMEN
GEORGE S. WARDWELL. 1829-41 Ist Senior Warden 1829-41
RICHMOND BROWNELL 1829-51, 1852-56
Ist Junior Warden 1829-41
John Taylor . 1829-37
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VESTRYMEN (Continued)
William Muenscher 1829-30
Benjamin F. Hallett 1829-32
Thomas B. Lippitt. . I829-34
Wheeler M. Blanding
Charles Cheney . 1829-32
1830-34
Lewis Leprilete Miller
1830-42
George A. DeWitt
1830-31
Resolved Waterman .
1831-43
William E. Richmond
1833-4I
William Brown .
1833-34, 1836-44
Newton Carpenter
1834-37
HENRY BARTON
1834-54
2d Junior Warden 1842-54
Caleb Drown . 1834-36
William Brown* 1836-44
George Andrews 1837-38
William H. Gurney . 1838-40
Benjamin C. Harris 1838-39
EDWARD WALCOTT. 1839-56
2d Senior Warden 1842-56
William H. Greene . 1840-44
Samuel Larned . 1840-42, 1844-46
Elisha Dyer, Jr. 1841-46
WILLIAM T. GRINNELL 1842-65
3d Junior Warden 1854-56 3d Senior Warden 1856-65
Shepard Carey Kinsley
Malachi Rhodes Gardiner. 1842-44, 1851-52, 1859-64, 1865-81
Amasa Manton . 1843-44, 1852-56
Amory Chapin 1844-51
1844-45
S. Augustus Arnold
1844-57
Samuel Larned*
1844-46
William Grosvenor . 1844-50
ALEXANDER HODGES . 1847-50, 1854-57, 1864-65
4th Junior Warden 1856-57
Edward E. Manton . 1847-54, 1856-57
Francis Edwin Hoppin 1850-52
Walter Paine, Jr. 1850-52
George C. Nightingale .1851-52
Shepard Carey Kinsley 1851-52
Bradford C. Shaw. 1851-56, 1857-59
*Had previous term of service.
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VESTRYMEN (Continued)
William C. Hicks 1852-58
Frederick Burgess .. 1852-56, 1868-77
Malachi Rhodes Gardiner* 1852-56
James Jacobs . 1852-53
Charles H. Mason .
.1852-54
Richmond Brownell*
1852-56
John J. DeWolfe
1852-54
Allen Brown .
1853-54
Alexander Hodges'
.1854-57
William H. Drown.
1854-Oct. 1854
William B. Rider
1854-57
Henry H. Burrington 1854-57, 1864-65
George W. Chapin . 1854-59
Welcome B. Sayles
1855-57
Edward E. Manton* 1856-57
Ezra D. Fogg
. 1856-57
James Lewis Peirce
1856-68, 1870-1910
JOHN BRAYTON ANTHONY . 1857-1904
5th Junior Warden 1857-77 5th Senior Warden 1877-1904
Robert Manton . 1857-64
Thomas March Clark. 1857-65
Bradford C. Shaw* .1857-59
Shepard Carey Kinsley 1859-64
Edward Aborn Greene. 1859-92
Alexander Hodges' 1864-65
Henry H. Burrington* 1864-65
Shepard Carey Kinsley* 1865-81
Courtland Hoppin 1865-68
AMOS D. SMITH 1865-77
4th Senior Warden 1865-77
Stephen Brownell . 1865-1908
Benjamin F. Thurston . 1865-87
Samuel James 1865-73
Moses P. Ferkey I865-68
William N. Low
Albert S. Gallup . I865-69
1868-73
Frederick Burgess
1868-77
Augustus Hoppin 1868-87
George Whitney Prentice
1869-70, 1887-1892
James Lewis Peirce* 1870-1910
John A. Mitchell. 1873-75
George Edward Allen 1873-98
*Had previous term of service.
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VESTRYMEN (Continued)
Robert E. Northam 1876-82
CHARLES MORRIS SMITH . 1877-1905
6th Junior Warden 1877-1905
Horatio Nelson Campbell
1877-
Robert Knight.
1881-1911
Peleg W. Lippitt .
.1883-97
RATHBONE GARDNER . 1887-1927
6th Senior Warden 1905-27
George Whitney Prentice* 1887-92
George Allen Buffum 1892-190I
John P. Campbell 1893-1902
Albert Babcock 1897-1930
Frank Paine Comstock . 1897-1925
Frederick Henry Hull 1898-1915
George W. Parks
1899-1905 1902-06
Edwin M. Dodd
ARTHUR LIVINGSTON KELLEY
1902-15
7th Junior Warden 1905-15
WILLIAM ANGELL VIALL . ... 1905-
8th Junior Warden 1915-27 7th Senior Warden 1927-
Henry Tyler Grant. 1905-15
Henry Van Amburgh Joslin 1905-18
Jeffrey Hazard . 1906-1I
Rush Sturges . . 1909-
Henry Barrett Huntington . 1910-
George Alder Blumer. . 1911-27
LAURISTON HARTWELL HAZARD . 1912-
9th Junior Warden 1927-
Frederick Dickman Carr . . 1916-28
Gilbert Maurice Congdon . 1916-
Arthur Livingston Kelley, Jı 1916-
Frank Tourtellot Easton 1918-27
John Prescott Farnsworth . 1925-
William S. Innis 1927-
William Kenyon . 1927-
William Washburn Moss 1927-
Edmund C. Mayo 1928-
*Had previous term of service.
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LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CHANCEL AND PARISH HOUSE FUND, SO FAR AS KNOWN
J. M. Addeman
William H. Cady
A. L. Aldred
Harriet S. Campbell
Charles T. Aldrich
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Campbell
Mrs. E. K. Aldrich G. H. Ames
Frederick D. Carr
Selma E. Anderson
Henry S. Chafee Mary D. Chafee
Eliza Stevens Anthony
Ellen M. Anthony
Z. Chafee Z. Chafee, Jr.
Mary B. Anthony
The Misses Charnley
Robert L. Anthony
Frederic A. Chase
Alexander L. Churchill
Mabel A. Clewley
Alfred M. Coats
Gertrude H. Colman
Emma DeRussy Baker
James W. Colman
Andrew B. Comstock
Nannie Barbour Annette L. E. Barstow Ellen E. Bartlett
Frank P. Comstock Katharine Comstock Richard W. Comstock
George W. Bates
Harriette C. D. Bates Lorania C. Beckwith John Taggart Blodgett G. Alder Blumer Mrs. Boman Mr. and Mrs. Asa F. Bosworth Harriet P. Bowker Mrs. Charles Bradley Ida Louise Briede
Minnie A. Congdon Adelaide W. Cooke Alice H. R. Cooke
Margaret H. Cooke
John T. Cranshaw
Clara L. Cranston Irene Guild Cranston
Harry P. Cross
Virginia Gammell Cross
Frank Warfield Crowder F. Ethel Crowninshield Helen A. Daniels
M. Eleanor Daniels
Margaret H. Dennehy William A. Deverall George W. Dickinson
Louise Diman Frank Drummond
Arthur S. Burrington
Mrs. J. R. Burrows
Margaret K. Dunkerley
Anna J. Dyer
William J. Dyer
Maude L. Fellows
Alice Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown Ellen P. Brown
Frances J. Brown
Mrs. Henry T. Brown
Jane F. Brown Mary Louise Brown Grace A. Bucklin
Mrs. Clarence H. Cady John H. Cady John Hutchins Cady
Mrs. John P. Campbell
Jane L. Anthony
Barbara M. W. Armour Albert Babcock H. P. Babcock Albert A. Baker
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Lewis N. Fidler Albert H. Field Annie H. W. Fletcher E. Fox E. A. H. Gammell Fannie E. Gardiner Grace A. Gardiner Harriet E. Gardiner Jane Gardner Henry W. Gardner Howard I. Gardner Mary S. Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Rathbone Gardner
Rowland F. Gardner, Jr.
Mrs. William S. Gardner Mrs. Charles P. Gay Margaret Gilman Henry T. Grant Jessie Grant
Emily T. Hall
Percy A. Harden
Archie H. Harden
George W. Harris Mary L. Harris Stephen C. Harris Miss Haswell
Julia S. Haven Lora M. Haven
S. E. Hawkins Harriet H. Hazard Jeffrey Hazard
Lauriston H. Hazard Mrs. S. E. Hazard Ozro C. Heath
William A. Hoppin
William F. Horn, Jr.
Elizabeth G. Humphrey George Humphrey Henry B. Huntington Mrs. Wm. E. Husband Louise Jones Mary J. Jones
Henry V. A. Joslin
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Judd Alice T. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Kelley
Hannah Mary Kelton Frederick H. Kenyon Helen M. Kenyon
William Kenyon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Kenyon
Lucy T. Kimball
Sarah D. Kimball
Maude H. Kittredge
Amelia S. Knight
Edith Knight Mrs. Edward B. Knight
Josephine W. Knight
Robert Knight Marion Gay Ladd
Bertha T. Lee Frances Lippitt
James Lister
Louise Longfellow
Adella F. Low
Frances Low Mrs. S. S. Luther
Mrs. Charles P. Lynch
Mrs. S. E. McCann
John H. MacDonald William MacDonald Mary Manton Temperance C. Marksby Floyd C. Marshall
Charlotte A. Mathewson
Rowena C. Matteson
Mr. E. Bruce Merriman
Mrs. E. Bruce Merriman Helen P. Metcalf
Mr. Stephen O. Metcalf
Mrs. Stephen O. Metcalf Margaret F. Miller
· Lewis S. Milner Mr. and Mrs. Manuel C. Moniz James Morpeth Edith W. Morse Mrs. Gilford Morse Frances E. Mosher Mr. and Mrs. William W. Moss Alice D. Mumford Rose Carleton Munro
Alice Murray
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Grace G. Nealey Alice C. Nichols Mrs. Charles C. Nichols Samuel M. Nicholson Lyra Brown Nickerson Louisa J. Northam Louise O'Brien Mr. William Atcheson O'Brien Mrs. William Atcheson O'Brien Spencer H. Over Earl M. Pearce
Eliza A. Peckham
Lucretia F. Peirce Mary A. Pidge Augusta Raab
Susan R. Rawson
Grace M. Reynolds
Mrs. N. M. Reynolds
Charlotte G. Richards H. A. Richards
Mrs. James Richardson
Annie C. Robinson Helen C. Robinson Maud Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Roth
Martha A. Rounds
Leonora B. Rutherford
Mrs. H. T. Salisbury
Mrs. Arthur W. Sanders Lucius W. Searle Brockholst M. Smith
Charles Morris Smith Charles Morris Smith, Jr. George M. Smith Hope Smith Marietta Smith Sarah E. B. Smith Walter Burges Smith Lucy C. Stanley Mrs. Wm. Stewart J. Edward Studley Mrs. J. Edward Studley
Alice K. Sturges Rush Sturges
Sarah L. Swan
Louisa A. Sweetland
Marianna F. Taft
Mrs. R. W. Taft
Annie M. Talbot Lydia S. Talbot
Emeline F. Tallman
Mrs. M. B. Tessmer
Ida M. Thomas
George A. Thompson
R. J. Thomson
Fanny R. Thurston
Grace B. Tillinghast
W. Wheaton Tillinghast
James H. Tower Louis P. Tower
Harriet W. Viall
Richmond Viall, II
Virginia Viall
W. A. Viall
Hilda Von Brockdorff
Anne P. Walker
Alice V. Wallace
John Waterhouse and family
Arthur H. Watson
Helen G. Watson
Wm. H. Whelpley
Miss Whitmore
Phebe E. Wilbur
Charles A. Winsor
Mrs. Ottilie Wischnowsky
Marion Wright
Mrs. S. Wynkoop
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Girls' Friendly Society of Grace Church
St. Mary's Guild Sunday School Class of R. L. Anthony
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