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GENEALOGY 974.3 M668VD 1920-1921
MINUTES
OF THE
VERMONT
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
1920
MINUTES AND REPORTS
OF THE
One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting OF THE
VERMONT
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
AND THE One Hundred and Second Annual Meeting OF THE
Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
HELD AT
BRATTLEBORO, MAY 11-13, 1920
THE COWLES PRESS St. Johnsbury, Vermont
1920
CONTENTS
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
Declaration of · Faith
5
Congregational Ministerial Standing. 6-12
Officers of Congregational Benevolent Societies
13
Officers, committees and arrangements for next meeting 14-16 Minutes 17-28
Roll of Conference.
17-18
Report of Fairbanks Board of Education.
19-20
Report of Fairbanks Board of Ministerial Relief.
20-21
Report of Committee on Benevolence and Religious Education 21
Report of Committee on Recruiting the Ministry
21
Report of Committee on Evangelism
22
Report of Nominating Committee.
23
Report of Treasurer.
23-24
Report of Committee on Civic Justice and Commu- nity Service 24-25
Report of Board of Directors.
25
Report of Committee on Interchurch Movement.
25
Report of Committee on Licensure.
25
Report of Committee on Religious Education
26
Report on Board of Pastoral Supply
26
Report of Business Committee.
27
Seaman's Friend Society.
26
Report of Business Committee
25-27
Report of Secretary .
57-60
Report of Statistical Secretary
29-37
Obituaries
38-42
Ministerial Associations
43
Ecclesiastical Record.
44
Associations of Churches
45-52
Incorporated Churches 53
APPENDIX
Report of Directors 54-57
Report of Secretary . 57-60
Report on Interchurch Movement
61
Statistics of Churches, Tables, Insert (Between 44-45) . .
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CONTENTS
Report on Benevolence and Missionary Education
61-62
Report on Recruiting the Ministry .. 62-63
Report on Civic Justice and Community Service 63
Report on Evangelism. 63-65
Ministers, alphabetical list and post office address
66-69
VERMONT DOMESTIC MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Officers
72
Act of Incorporation.
73
Constitution
74-77
Rules
78-79
Minutes of Annual Meeting.
80-81
Directors' Report.
82-89
Statistics of Aided Churches.
90-91
Report of Treasurer.
92-96
Receipts for Home Missions
97-102
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DECLARATION OF FAITH
THE DECLARATION OF FAITH OF THE KANSAS CITY COUNCIL
Adopted as the doctrinal standard of the Vermont Congre- gational Conference, May 20, 1914.
We believe in God the Father, infinite in wisdom, good- ness, and love; and in Jesus Christ, His Son, our Lord and Saviour, who for us and our salvation lived and died and rose again and liveth evermore; and in the Holy Spirit, who taketh of the things of Christ and revealeth them to us, renewing, comforting, and inspiring the souls of men. We are united in striving to know the will of God as taught in the Holy Scrip- tures, and in our purpose to walk in the ways of the Lord, made known or to be known to us. We hold it to be the mis- sion of the Church of Christ to proclaim the gospel to all man- kind, exalting the worship of the one true God, and laboring for the progress of knowledge, the promotion of justice, the reign of peace, and the realization of human brotherhood. Depending, as did our fathers, upon the continued guidance of the Holy Spirit to lead us into all truth, we work and pray for the transformation of the world into the kingdom of God; and we look with faith for the triumph of righteousness and the life everlasting.
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERIAL STANDING
In order to promote uniformity in Ministerial Standing as well as to indicate the qualifications that appear to be neces- sary from candidates for our ministry, the Vermont Conference of Congregational Churches adopts the following statement of principles and methods and recommends their adoption by As- sociations and Ordaining Councils.
A. Licensure
Licensure to preach and to conduct such ministrations in a parish as come within our ecclesiastical usage may be granted to persons who are in active preparation for ordination, or whom it may seem wise to encourage to render temporary or occasional service to the churches. It is the custom of our order, moreover, that no unordained person shall take charge of a pulpit or parish who is not so licensed. And it is earnest- ly suggested to our churches that they do not enlist the ser- vices of any unordained person who has not been licensed.
The licensing body is the Association of churches and ministers. It shall perform the public act of licensure, con- sisting of the reading of appropriate scripture passages and prayer.
The examining of candidates will be under the direction of the Association Committee on Ministerial Standing. The examination may be conducted by the State Conference Com- mittee on Ministerial Standing, the candidate being expected to have pursued the equivalent of a standard course prepared by that Committee for the entire state.
A candidate for licensure shall be required to present a statement setting forth :
(a) His full name and address.
(b) His age and present occupation.
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(c) The date and place of his first Church membership and of all succeeding Church memberships.
(d) The name of his present pastor, and the names of his teachers, or of others, who will vouch for his Christian character and ability to preach.
(e) A statement of his experience in Christian work.
(f) His Christian experience and call to the ministry. A candidate for licensure shall be examined in :
(a) The nature and content of the books of the Bible.
(b) The doctrines of the Christian Church.
(c) Church History.
(d) The ability to prepare and deliver sermons, includ- ing the rules of composition, rhetoric, logic.
(e) Church polity, including the history, doctrine, and usage of the Congregational Churches.
(f) His knowledge of missionary organizations and work of the Christian Church, particularly of the Congregational Churches.
In case a candidate exhibits inadequate training in any of these subjects, his license may be withheld, or, if granted, its renewal may be conditioned upon his pursuing these subjects, or any of them, to the full satisfaction of the Association.
A printed certificate of Licensure (to be provided by the State Secretary) shall be issued by the Registrar of the Asso- ciation to each licentiate. This certificate shall carry the right to administer baptism and the Lord's Supper, in case a fully ordained minister is not available for the service, provided such right has been formally confirmed by the Church to which he ministers. .
Licensure shall usually be granted in the expectation that full preparation for ordination will be carried forward actively by the licentiate. The period of preparation should be long enough to enable the candidate to master a course of study equivalent to that prescribed by a theological seminary, usually a three years' course.
License shall be renewed each year as the candidate gives
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evidence of credible progress in the course of study under- taken. But in the exceptional cases of persons who will give only temporary or occasional service to the churches, and who do not care to seek ordination, the license may be renewed for an indefinite period, after the second year.
(Adopted 1920 as recommended by a special committee on Licensure of the Board of Directors).
B. Ordination
Ordination is a prime requisite for full and regular stand- ing in the Congregational ministry.
A candidate may be ordained to the full ministry of the Congregational Churches of Vermont where the following qualifications are found :
1. Spiritual and Moral.
The candidate should be recognized as of thorough conse- cration to his Lord, with definite religious experience and clear convictions. He should withal have a strong purpose to carry on the work of Christ as one called to the Christian ministry.
Not only should he be above reproach morally, but there should be evident in him a high moral purpose together with a keen and good moral judgment seasoned with discretion.
These qualities should be thoroughly and clearly recog- nized, since they are the indispensable and first requisites for ordination.
2. Native Fitness.
It is desirable also that there shall be real fitness for the work of the ministry in a native endowment and temperamen of the candidate. He should be qualified as well by taste and desire as by training and discipline.
3. Intellectual and Technical.
A candidate for ordination should expect to present satis- factory evidence of a college and theological seminary training, i. e., the degree of A. B. or its equivalent and the degree of B. D. or its equivalent. Further he ought at least to be acquain-
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ted with the theory of the work of the ministry, the more ex- perience which he has had with actual Christian work the bet- ter. It would be well to have ordination based on evidence of actual efficiency as shown in work during such a probationary period of licensure as has already been mentioned, as well as upon technical and theoretical training.
He should be required to know and be in hearty sympathy with the genius, ideals and history of the Congregational de- nomination and all its denominational agencies, together with its methods and polity. In a word he should be well informed about and in love with the Congregational way of engaging in the work of the Kingdom.
There are exceptional cases among candidates for ordina- tion who have unusual qualifications for ministerial activities, but who lack the training of either seminary or college, or sometimes of both. It should be realized that such exceptions are rare and that the burden of proof that he is the worthy ex- ception lies upon the candidate, but where it is clearly evident that it would be a mistake to withhold ordination, ordination may be granted to such persons when they have completed a course of preparation as full and as nearly duplicating the prep- aration gained in the regular channels as may be possible.
Such special preparation shall be under the direction of the Conference Committee on Ministerial Standing, and it is advised that no candidate for ordination shall be, considered by an Association who has not secured a certificate of appro- val from the Committee.
This special preparation may consist :
(1) Of a course of training outlined by the Conference Committee on Ministerial Standing.
Or (2) A correspondence course in a Theological Sem- inary approved by the Conference Committee on Ministerial Standing.
Or (3) A special course under the direction of a Theo- logical Seminary.
A candidate for ordination without the degrees of A. B.
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and B. D. or their equivalents should not expect to be able to spend less time and do less work in preparation than those who have come through the regular channels of preparation and supervision. In the nature of the case he should anticipate harder and longer effort.
(The attention of candidates is called to the use of the General Theological Library, 53 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, where most of the reference books needed can be borrowed without cost.)
Upon evidence of satisfactory intellectual and technical training, or upon completion of such work under the above. heads of (1), (2), (3), the Committee on Ministerial Standing shall issue a certificate to the effect that the candidate is en- titled to ordination. This will serve as a guide and a creden- tial to the Association in the ordination of a candidate.
A candidate for ordination must be a member of a Congre- gational Church.
C. Maintenance of Ministerial Standing
Ministerial credentials are vouched for by the local As- sociations of which the minister is a member.
A minister moving his residence from the limits of a local Association is expected to transfer his membership within two years or be in danger of losing his standing.
Local Associations are urged to vote the following addi- tions to their by-laws:
First: All ministers who have permanently retired from the ministry to engage in business shall be dropped from the roll. This Association can no longer be responsible for, or vouch for, such persons.
Second: The ministerial membership of our Association shall consist: (1) of ministers in regular service over Churches connected with the Association; (2) superannuated or retired pastors; (3) missionaries on the home or foreign fields in active service or superannuated; (4) ministers who
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are temporarily residing within the limits of the Association; (5) secretaries of benevolent societies and professors engaged in educational work.
D. Relationship to the Churches
Local Associations are urged to press upon their members and the Churches the importance of Installation, or at least, Recognition, of their ministers as duly set to serve them and to urge them to establish this relationship. This tends to safety, stability, dignity, unity and efficiency, while at the same time preserving our order in its high traditions.
Installation should be usually accomplished through the local Associations, rather than by special Council. No one should be installed or formally recognized as pastor of a Church who is not a member of the Congregational denomina- tion. Nor should one be made a member of an Association who is not fully acquainted with Congregational ideals, history and polity and in hearty sympathy with the same, and a mem- ber of a Congregational Church.
Recognition, as well as Installation proceedings should require from the prospective minister a careful statement of his religious experience, theological beliefs and ideals, and from the Church an authoritative statement of its purpose in work and attitude towards the minister.
No permanent relationship between pastor and people should be assumed under any circumstances without such mutual understanding.
Either Installation, which is preferable, or Recognition services would be a desirable practice with our Churches and ministers in the state. This would make much for efficiency and dignity in the relationship between pastor and people, for the self respect and confidence of both, and be a great advan- tage in the estimation of the community.
E. Ministers from Other Denominations
A minister in another denomination may become Congre-
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gational by taking successively all of the following steps; and it is desirable that such ministers shall not be recommended as candidates for the pastorates in our churches until they have definitely indicated their intention of taking such steps:
First, by securing an honorable dismission from ecclesias- tical relationship with other denominations ; second, by becom- ing a member of a local Congregational Church; third, by uniting with a Congregational Association, to whom he must submit full proof of his ministerial standing.
Ordination in other denominations should be carefully in- quired into and satisfactory evidence should be had that such ordination represents no less than an equivalent of Congrega tional ordination, before such candidate shall be installed or recognized as minister in charge of a Congregational Church, or received into membership in a local Association, which thereby assumes the responsibility and vouches for him that he is a minister in full, good and regular standing in the de- nomination.
(Adopted at Annual Meeting, 1919, having been recom- mended by the Committee on Religious Education and the Ministry at the Annual Meeting in 1918 and laid on the table for one year at their request. Committee on Ministerial Standing established in 1920).
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OFFICERS OF BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES
Officers of Congregational Benevolent Societies
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions Corresponding Secretaries-Rev. James L. Barton Rev. C. H. Patton. Rev. Edward L. Smith. Treasurer-Frederick E. Gaskins, Congregational House, Boston, Mass.
Vermont Branch of Woman's Board of Missions
President-Mrs. M. H. Buckham, Burlington. Secretary-Mrs. Edward Kirkland, Bellows Falls. Treasurer-Mrs. W. O. Lane, Burlington.
Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
Secretary-Rev. Charles H. Merrill St. Johnsbury. Associate Secre- tary-Rev. Charles Clarkson Merrill, Burlington. Treasurer-Dea. J. T. Ritchie, St. Johnsbury. Constituent part of Congregational Home Mis- sionary Society.
CHURCH EXTENSION BOARDS
287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
Treasurer-Charles H. Baker. General Secretary-Rev. Charles Emer-
son Burton. Comprising
Congregational Home Missionary Society
(Represented in Vermont by Vermont Domestic Missionary Society) Secretary of Missions-Rev. Frank L. Moore. Secretary of Promotion- Rev. William S. Beard. Secretary Woman's Department-Miss Miriam L. Woodberry.
Congregational Church Building Society
Secretary -- Rev. J. R. Smith Field Secretary for New England-Rev. William W. Leete, 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
Congregational Sunday School Extension Society Secretary-Rev. W. Knighton Bloom.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION BOARDS
14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
General Secretary-Rev. Frank M. Sheldon. Treasurer-Harry M. Nel- son. Comprising
Congregational Education Society
Corresponding Secretary-Rev. Frank M. Sheldon. Social Service Sec- retary-Rev. Arthur E. Holt. Missionary Education Secretary-Rev. Her- bert W. Gates. Religious Education Secretary for New England-Rev. W. V. Lytle.
Congregational Publishing Society Business Manager-Albert W. Fell.
American Missionary Association 287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
Corresponding Secretaries-Rev. George L. Cady, Joseph Ernest Mc- · Afee. Associate Secretary-Rev. Samuel L. Loomis. Treasurer-Irving C. Gaylord. District Secretary for New England-Rev. George H. Gutterson, 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief 287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
Secretary-Rev. William A. Rice. Treasurer-B. H. Fancher. . Repre- sented in Vermont by the Fairbanks Board of Relief for Ministers. Treas- urer-Alvin C. Noyes, St. Johnsbury.
Pilgrim Memorial Fund Commission 287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
Chairman-Rev. Charles S. Mills. Executive Secretary-Rev. Lewis T. Reed. Treasurer-B H. Fancher.
Vermont Woman's Home Missionary Union (Auxiliary to All Home Societies)
President-Mrs. W. J. Van Patten Burlington. Secretary-Mrs. Evan Thomas, Burlington. Treasurer-Mrs. Max L. Powell, Burlington.
State Treasurer of Benevolences
Benjamin E. Bristol, 83 Brookes Ave., Burlington.
Officers, Committees and Arrangements for the Next Annual Meeting
President-Rev. Edward G. French, Johnson.
Vice-President-Frank L. Fish, Vergennes.
Secretary-Rev. Charles C. Merrill, Burlington. Statistical Secretary -- John M. Comstock, Chelsea. Treasurer-Frederick W. Baldwin, Barton.
Auditors-Wallace H. Gilpin, Barton ; John C. Clark, St. Johnsbury.
DIRECTORS
Ex-Officio-Rev. Edward G. French, President Confer- ence ; N. G. Williams, President V. D. M. S .; Mrs. Harriet L. Van Patten, President W. H. M. U .; Mrs. Martha T. Buck- ham, President Vermont Branch, W. B. M.
At Large-Charles I. Button, Middlebury ; Rev. Stanley Cummings, St. Albans ; Jonas H. Brooks, St. Johnsbury.
Representing Associations-Term Expiring 1921-P. T. H. Pierson, Bennington; John E. Tinker, Danville; H. D. Howe, Burlington; Rev. F. W. Day, Swanton; March M. Wilson, Randolph; Rev. R. A. Hamilton, Orleans; Rev. George E. Ladd, West Woodstock. Term Expiring 1922- Rev. William F. Frazier, Vergennes; Rev. Donald Fraser, Wells River; Carlton D. Howe, Morrisville; Rev. William A. McIntire, Danby ; Rev. William J. Ballou, Chester ; H. Gordon Woodruff, Montpelier ; Rev. Herbert P. Woodin, Brattleboro.
BOARDS
Fairbanks Board of Education-Col. Joseph Fair- banks, Rev. Leland A. Edwards, Rev. Frederick B. Richards, Rev. Francis A. Poole, Gilbert E. Woods.
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OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
Fairbanks Board for Relief of Ministers-Rev. Charles H. Merrill, Alvin C. Noyes, Rev. Donald Fraser, Arthur F. Stone, Homer C. Wilson.
REPORTERS AND RECEIVERS
Addison Association-Rev. William F. Frazier ; Benning- ton Association-Rev. Sidney K. Perkins; Caledonia Associa- tion-Rev. Charles B. Bliss; Chittenden Association-Rev. Francis G. Malzard; Essex Association-Mrs. S. G. Wilson; Franklin and Grand Isle Association-Rev. William R. Price ; Grafton-Orange Association-Rev. Henry S. Ives; Lamoille Association-Mrs. Flavilla Holmes; Orange Association- Rev. Herbert A. Barker; Orleans Association-Clinton A. Wood; Rutland Association-Rev. Ola R. Houghton; Union Association-Rev. Frederick C. Taylor ; Washington Associa- tion-Rev. James B. Sargent; Windham Association-Rev. Arthur V. Woodworth; Windsor Association-Rev. Burton A. Lucas.
COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Executive Committee-Hon. C. I. Button, Mrs. M. H. Buckham, Rev. W. A. McIntire, Harry D. Howe, Rev. Stanley Cummings.
Inter-Church Movement-Rev. Donald Fraser, Mr. P. T. H. Pierson, Dean G. H. Perkins, Mrs. E. D. Burditt.
Printing-Rev. C. H. Merrill, Mr. J. M. Comstock.
Arrangements for Next Meeting of Conference-Rev. W. F. Frazier, Hon. F. L. Fish, Rev. E. G. French, Rev. C. H. Merrill, Mrs. M. H. Buckham, Rev. F. N. Rutan.
Civic Justice and Commmunity Service-Mr. M. M. Wil- son, Rev. F. Wilson Day, Rev. W. J. Ballou, Mr. J. H. Brooks, Rev. A. S. Bole.
Religious Education-Rev. W. F. Frazier, Mr. Carlton D. Howe, Rev. J. C. Prince, Rev. H. P. Woodin, Rev. C. A. Adams.
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Ministerial Standing-Rev. S. G. Barnes, Rev. F. L. Good- speed, Rev. C. H. Smith, Rev. E. C. Fellowes.
Benevolence and Missionary Education-Mr. H. Gordon Woodruff, Mrs. W. J. Van Patten, Mrs. M. H. Buckham, Rev. G. E. Ladd, Mr. J. E. Tinker.
Evangelism-Rev. R. A. Hamilton, Rev. E. G. French, Rev. T. A. Carlson.
Recruiting for the Ministry-Rev. C. C. Adams, Rev. I. C. Smart, Rev. J. B. Sargent, Rev. H. C. Newell, Prof. Evan Thomas, Prof. C. V. Woodbury, Prof. C. B. Wright.
The Secretary of the Conference is ex-officio a member of all these committees.
OTHER OFFICERS
Committee on Nominations-Rev. H. L. Ballou, 1921; John R. Akin, 1922; Rev. Frederick B. Richards, 1923.
Trustees of Vermont Anti-Saloon League-Rev. Chas. E. Hayward, Rev. John M. Thomas, Rev. William Millar, C. P. Cowles, Justin R. Hoadley, E. B. Jordan.
Manager of Boston Seaman's Friend Society-Horace E. Pease.
Director of Vermont State Sunday School Association- Walter H. Crockett.
Directors of Board of Pastoral Supply-Rev. Herbert P. Woodin, Warner A. Graham.
Delegates to National Council-Term Expires in 1923- Ralph E. Flanders, Alternate, J. R. Hoadley ; Term Expires in 1925-Rev. George S. Mills, Alternate, Rev. Chauncey A. Adams.
To Represent Vermont on Directorate of the Church Ex- tension Board-Rev. J. C. Prince, Carlton D. Howe.
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING
The next meeting will be at Vergennes, May 10-12.
Preacher-Rev. George A. Buttrick.
Alternate-Rev. James B. Sargent.
MINUTES
The One Hundred Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting of the Vermont Congregational Conference convened in the Center Congregational Church at Brattleboro, Tuesday, May 11, 1920, at 2.00 P. M.
The meeting was called to order by the President, George L. Dunham of Brattleboro. Scriptures were read and prayer offered by Rev. Richard H. Bosworth of Townshend.
Rev. Ola R. Houghton of Wallingford was elected Scribe and Rev. Arthur V. Woodworth of West Brattleboro, Assis- tant Scribe.
The following were appointed as a Business Committee and confirmed by vote of the Conference: Rev. Leland A. Edwards, Newport; Hon. A. W. Dickens, Middlebury ; Dr. W. G. Ricker, St. Johnsbury.
The Conference Roll was as follows :
Churches
.
Pastor Delegate
Andover-Simonsville Barnet-McIndoe Falls Barre
Elmer H. Stevens Chas. B. Bliss
Frank L. Goodspeed
Mrs. O. G. Stickney Mrs. F. W. Baldwin
Barton Bennington, Second
George S. Mills
Bennington, North
William R. Hamlin
Benson
David H. Strong
Berkshire, East
William R. Price
Mrs. Moffatt
Berkshire, Second Berlin
Richard A. Burn
Brandon
Frank Blomfield Walter Thorpe
Brattleboro, First West Arthur V Woodworth
L. F. Clark
Brattleboro, Center
Herbert P. Woodin
E. C. Crosby
Brattleboro, Swedish Anders O. Peterson
A. H. Erickson
Brighton-Island Pond Robert Lawton
Leonard F. Jones
Brownington and OrleansRolla A. Hamilton
Burlington, First
Chauncey C. Adams
F. W. Nash
Burlington, College St. Cabot
Morton W. Hale
Castleton
Robert G. McLeod
Charlotte
Frederick N. Rutan
Chelsea
John A. Lawrence
Edward B. Hatch
Chester
William J. Ballou
Mrs. W. M. Stevens
Mrs. Brown
Cornwall
E. P. Cutler C. R. Hamlin
Mrs. C. R. Hamlin
Danby
Mrs. W. A. McIntire
Danville Derby
William A. McIntire Chauncey A. Adams Frank E. Davison
J. E. Tinker
Dorset
Dorset. East
William A. McIntire
Mrs. Clifton Kent
Adin F. Miller
Dummerston
Mrs. Rura J Holmes
Corinth, East
Mrs. Frank Harvey
Prof. S. F. Emerson
Mrs. Geo. S. Mills
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Eden Enosburg Franklin Grafton Guilford Hartford, Second Hartford-Wilder Hartland Jamaica Kirby Londonderry Lowell Ludlow
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