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Charles E. Hayward,
James G. Robertson,
Ellis Crossley,
'16
160
166 Thetford,
West,
E. Vernon Young,
'20
173 Tunbridge,
1792 1838 Fred V. Tuller,
Arthur H. Sargent,
'22
William A. Remele,
178 Wallingford,
1792 1829 Jason J. Nye,
a
· North Sherburne.
b Sharon, R.F.D.1.
* Serves more than one church. See summary for list.
'21| '22
John R. Nelson,
George G. Ross,
Clement G. Clarke,
2
0 0
·
0
0
0
0
189 West Fairlee, So. Fairlee, 1809 1856 Miss Marion M. Munn,
0
CHURCH CLERKS
'88
'21
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Y. P. S. Mem Mem.
CHURCH TREASURERS
A.B.C.
E.S.
C.B.S.
H. M.S.
A.M. A.
S.S.S.
W. Relief |H.Fed. | Items Min.
O.A.
TOTALS
Contbs
Pilg'm Special Unde- Mem'l Cong'l Fund nom'l Gifts
Home Exp.
Salaries
Value Ch. Property
yrus A. Bump,
75
28|Austin D. Beach,
$52
$32
$6
$14
$50
$19
$3
$3
$32
$18
$229
$30
$
$
$1,000| $1,200
$8,000
infred J. White,
40
0 Mrs. Mary N. Gibson,
18
11
2
5
18
7
1
1
11
6
80
13
0
0
1,250
900
*6,000
lorton D. Meck,
13
4
9
6
1
2
9
3
1
1
6
3
41
52
359
1,200
*2,500
hn E. Davis,
40
0 Henry W. Taylor, 0 E. H. Moore,
102
51
13
26
118
38
6
6
35
30
425
53
25
11
2,437
1,300
*16,000
rs. O. D. Fifield,
e
97
22 Mrs. Hazel R. Allen,
60
73
8
16
69
23
3
4
70
21
347
24
2,060
1,500
*7,000
ana S. Brownell,
360
13 Malcolm E. Stearns,
1,126
668
135
294 1,189
416
61
73
669
406
5,037
17
63
0
7,100
4,000
*28,500
liss F. S. Walkley, e
63
22 Miss Alice K. Chedel, ·
14
9
1
4
14
5
1
1
0 9
6
64
0
27
12
1,003
1832
3,000
enry B. Cummings,
25
0 Henry B. Cummings,
23
25
3
6
25
9
1
2
24
7
125
22
0
0
913
1,500
*5,800
rank J. Phelps,
c
47
0 Alverton G. Jones,
16
9
2
4
19
6
3
1
9
6
75
0
0
1,475
+1,400
*3,300
[rs. A. S. Fleury,
e
190
60 Mrs. E. W. Jewett,
23
14
3
6
34
9
1
2
49
7
148
52
200
200
3,000
2,000
*24,000
arley C. Sanborn, h
60
0 Ellsworth H. Sargent, 0 Clinton A. Adams,
76
27
5
12
58
17
3
3
56
16
273
11
1,850
1,000
*14,000 *7,500
linton A. Adams, e
62
44
26
5
11
45
16
2
3
26
14
192
47
0
8
892
1,500
*6,000
harles A. Wilcox, R. McColl,
130
22 C. C. Robinson,
17
24
2
4
19
6
1
1
10
7
91
5
5
2
1,250
1,000
*7,000
e
Irs. C. W. Dunbar, [rs. W. D. Kelley, C
41
27 Mrs. C. W. Dunbar, H. R. Gardyne,
87
51
10
22
82
31
5
6
51
30
375
52
2,175
1,320
*15,000
105 0
0
1
1
0
#
1
1
0
0
1
0
5
. 0
0
0
2,000
nest E. Sleeper,
20
0 Miss Anne R. Howe,
18
11
2
5
18
7
1
1
11
6
80
35
0
10
500
750
*5,000
iss Alice E. Ayer,
e
76
13 Charles E. Ayer,
37
24
5
10
43
5
3
25
14
173
40
90
15
702
350
4,000
erbert W. Day,
138
0 Wayland S. Bristol,
149
145
18
39
172
55
8
10
145
49
790
122
130
3,024
1,600
*50,000
rank Parker,
0 Benjamin F. Fuller,
9
2
4
13
6
1
1
9
5
61
0
752
+720
*2,500
rs. E. H. Jones,
C
73
25 Miss A. M. Bushnell,
33
18
3
6
32
12
2
2
30
9
147
34
54
36
1,459
800
*10,500
e
176
147
105
18
38
146
54
8
10
87
49
662
426
80
1,921
1,300
*23,500
0
18
7
2
3
14
5
1
1
7
5
63
0
0
0
200
200
4,000
than A. Scranton,
20
0 Lewis K. Webster,
3
2
#
1
3
1
2
2
1
15
0
210
200
1,000
e
109
0 John L. Spalding,
44
26
5
12
46
16
2
3
26
15
195
75
200
1,420
11,100
2,000
0
0
6
3
1
1
6
2
#
#
3
2
24
11
381
256
*4,500
14
0
0
1
#
1
#
1
#
1
1
5
0
0
10
415
318
3,000
5
3
1
1
5
2
#
#
3
2
22
5
0
0
0
0
0
iss W. E. Perkins,
29
0 Ralph R. Perkins,
10
6
1
2
9
3
1
1
6
3
42
0
5
238
4,000
rs. W. H. Haskell, 20
0|Mrs. B. Chamberlain,
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
100
2,000
25
0 George H. Fitch,
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
23
0
31
20
0
0
120
156
3,500
25
0 Miss M. M. Munn,
22
13
3
6
21
8
1
1
13
5
93
0
0
0
1,625
1,200
omer B. Hitchcock,
35
30 William B. Gilpin,
26
15
3
7
28
10
1
2
15
9
116
32
50
1,000
750
*12,000
rs. Loula Macomber,
25
Mrs. Chester Hall,
15
9
2
4
16
6
1
1
9
6
69
10
20
1,275
1,000
*9,500
anley Fullam,
e
156
19 Miss Ida L. Wright,
89
25
11
23
93
33
5
6
25
27
337
40S
55
0
1,954
1,800
*9,000
. H. Ranney,
e
531
Walter F. Buxton,
48
60
5
11|
43|
16
10|
3
26
141
236
27|
0l
62|
914
7001
*9,000
udes Home Department. c Includes Cradle Roll. e Includes both Home Department and Cradle Roll. * Church has parsonage.
į Payment for summer supply or the like.
# Contributes less than fifty cents.
Vermont.
hn W. Mobus, . R. Demeritt,
e
179
26 Mrs. W. B. Clark,
157
77
18
37
148
64
8
19
82
42
652
34
15S
300
5,030
2,000
*17,500
rs. Julia Bedell,
0
Mrs. Flora Wallace, 0
36
2
4
15
5
13
1
17
5
112
1
5
15
4,880
1,000
+700
*3,000
13
8
2
4
13
5
1
1
8
4
59
1
110
*6,000
20
22
2
5
27
8
11
1
23
7
126
21
24
0
0
0
300
+¥288
800
6
3
1
2
5
2
#
#
3
2
ussell J. Easton,
e
84
C
40
0 Mrs. A. B. Palmer,
875
7
C
20
11
illiar .. P. Cary,
41 Fred H. Doubleday, 0 Ozi S. Law,
8
·
1 Salary includes Missionary Aid.
Superintendents
W. F.M. |F.Bds.
GIFTS ON BENEVOLENCE APPORTIONMENT
LOCAL FINANCES
iss Sarah E. Warren,
14
.
CHURCHES
CHURCH CLERKS
Names
Ord. Cld.
Ma.
Fe.
To.
Ab.
Conf. Let. | To.
Dth. | Let. |Rev
To.
Ad. Inf.
194 Westmore,“
1893|1894| Mrs. Elma O. Knight,
Theophilus H. Root,
'92| '211
17
14
31
13
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
0
36
195 Weston,
1799 1839 Dr. Carson A. Smith (act.),
'93
'19
42
73
115
12
7
0
7
6
1
0
7
6
89
197 Weybridge,b
1794 1848 Charles S. James,
Samuel H. Barnum,
'83
55
5,5
110
35
5
1
6
2
1
1
4
2
0
1
70
198 Whiting,
1799 1811 Mrs. Addie C. Wooster,
'09
'19
30
62
92
28
8
2
10
1
1
0
2
7
0
65
199 Williamstown,
1800 1830 William M. Barber,
[William H. Marshall, M.E.]
21
17
27
44
17
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
33
201 Wilmington,
1855 1884 Charles H. Parmelee,
Frederick N. Rutan,
'87 '21
33
73
106
31
13
14
27
3
5
0
8
8
3
106
202 Windham,
1805 1802 Paul P. Jones,
Burton A. Lucas,
'97 '16
47
108
155
64
10
9
19
4
0
0
4
4
2
95
203 Windsor,
1836
Mrs. W. E. MacBride,
15
35
50
30
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
205 Woodbury, South,
1875 1872 Mrs. Satira L. Sabin,
9
18
27
17
1
0
1
2
2
0
4
0
0
43
206 Woodstock,
1781 1808 Dr. Henry C. Jackson,
Herbert H. Hines, r.
'20
'20
73
151
224
29
5
4
9
4
4
0
8
3
7
200
Membership of dropped churches,
a Orleans, R.F.D.2.
b Middlebury, R.F.D.1.
* Serves more than one church. See summary for list.
NAME OF STATE ORGANIZATION: VERMONT CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.
NAMES OF CHURCHES DROPPED: (7), Alburg, Springs; Burke, Second; Calais, Christian; Leicester; Plainfield; Ripton; Worcester.
CHURCHES: Supplied by,-Pastors installed, 14; pastors recognized, 6; pastors, 135; licentiates, 7; supplies, 2; vacant, 42. Total, 206.
ORDAINED CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS: Pastors installed, 13; pastors recognized, 6; pastors, 96. Total, 115. Without charge, 51. Total number of ministers, 166. MEMBERSHIP: No. of men, 8,016; No. of women, 15,506. Total, 23,522. Absent, 6,250. Additions,-on confession, 904; by letter, 517. Total, 1,421. Removals,- death, 395; letter, 495; revision, 277. Total, 1,167. BAPTISMS: Adults, 541; infants, 560; FAMALIES, 17,035.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS: Members, 17,936. YOUNG PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATIONS: 97; members, 3,440.
CONTRIBUTIONS: American Board (185), $18,834; Woman's Foreign Boards (187), $12,561; Education Society (184), $3,242; Church Building Society (188), $6,276; Home Missionary Society (192), $24,762; American Missionary Association (185), $9,118; Sunday School Extension Society (184), $2,061. Board Ministerial Relief (184), $2,475; Woman's Home Missionary Federation (184), $837-total $11,887, less $11,050 distributed; Other Apportionment Items (178), $4,986; Total Appor- tionment (193), $85,152; Pilgrim Memorial Fund (169), $11,098; Special Congrega- tional Contributions (94), $11,665; Undenominational Gifts (102), $15,903 ;. Grand Total (202), $123,818.
Statistics.
PASTORS
MEMBERS
ADMITTED
REMOVED
BAPT.
FAM.
Cities or Towns
Org. Erctd
196 West Rutland, Federated, 1773 1885 Mrs. Harriet D. Parker,
Thomas A. Carlson,
5
11
16
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
104 0 4
19
38
57
12
13
6
19
1
0
0
1
13
11
28
39
24
1
1
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
30
1768 1798 Walter W. Blanchard,
204 Winooski,
1
16
78
95
45
200 Williston, Federated,
1795 1812 Miss Mary E. Waterman,
* Charles E. Walsh,
'19
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
perintendents
Y. P. s. Mem Mem.
CHURCH TREASURERS
A.B.C.
E.S.
C.B.S.
H. M.S.
A.M. A.
S.S.S.
Min. W. Relief |H.Fed.
O.A. Items
TOTALS
Pilg'm Special Unde- nom'} Gifts Mem'l Cong'l Fund
Home Exp.
Salaries
Value Ch. Property
T. H. Root,
e 81
0
3
2
#1
1
3
1
2
1
13
10
0
0
0
0
$*5,500 1,000
[. Bowker,
101
0|T. B. Wheeler,
69
78
7
16
136
23
3
4
73
12
421
25
154
296
1,865
1,500
*17,500
ard W. James, em
121
41 Mrs. R. M. James,
107
49
8
17
41
25
10
5
66
23
351
61
0
20
965
800
*10,500
. Hubbard,
50
15 A. G. Freegard,
9
5
1
2
8
3
#
1
5
3
37
11
0
0
1,350
1,200
*6,000
. C. McAllister, c
90
20 Mrs. Leon E. Poor,
87
32
10
22
83
32
9
6
0
32
313
42
471
1,246
1,050
*10,000
0
0 William M. Barber,
74
38
6
13
60
23
3
8
37
17
279
47
8
98
750
1,200
2,500
rles H. Parmelce, c
100
20 Mrs. Inez Rice,
32
30
4
18
30
12
12
7
19
10
174
13
200
2,000
1,740
8,000
P. Jones
e
43
12 Mrs. Hattie P. Jones,
19
11
2
5
29
7
1
1
11
7
93
15
20
8
443
11,200
*3,500
B. A. Lucas,
100
0 Mrs. G. M. Brigham,
97
15
11
22
90
33
5
6
20
30
329
44
0
0
16,000
1,400
35,000
0
0 Frank E. Bigwood,
35
20
4
9
33
13
2
2
20
14
152
0
0
0
0
20
0 Miss M. M. Lance,
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
145
2,000
136
0 Miss E. W. Mitchell,
252
251
37
63
262
99
38
16
190
84
1,292
83 1,184
220
7,073
2,000
*45,000
I. F. distribution,
es Cradle Roll. e Includes both Home Department and Cradle Roll. m Includes Branch or Mission School.
* Church has parsonage.
1 Salary includes Missionary Aid.
# Contributes less than fifty cents.
XPENSES: No. of churches reporting, 194; amount, $376,406. F CHURCH PROPERTY: No. of churches reporting, 204; amount, $2,725,100. D FUNDS: No. of churches reporting, 156; amount, $753,438. No. of churches reporting, 24; Amount, $28,963
s: No. of churches reporting, 171; amount, $210,237. Missionary Aid, 29: it, $7,687. Total, $217,924. Summer supplies, 4; amount, $468. Pastoral 154. Average, $1412. ES WITH PARSONAGE: 150
E: Members, 254; Home Expense, $31,650; Value of Property, $58,650. BE: Churches, 7; Sunday School Members, 394; Young People's Society Mem- 383; Gifts on Apportionment, $16,034; Other Congregational Gifts, $5,918;
Undenominational Gifts, $841; Total Benevolence, $22,793.
LEGACIES: (22), Bakersfield, $1,835; Barre, East, $800; Bennington, First, $2,000; Bridgewater, $1,300; Essex, $500; Georgia, $500; Hardwick, East, $251; Jericho, Second, $50; Lyndon, $300; Newfane, $1,000; Northfield, $5,000; Peacham, $900; Pittsford, $2,000; Rockingham, Bellows Falls, $1,200; Rutland, $1,500; St. Johnsbury, North, $6,000; Shoreham, $500; Springfield, $2,550; Swanton, $150; Townshend, $500; Wardsboro, $7,500; Weathersfield, Ascutneyville, $1,000. Total, $37,336.
YOKED CHURCHES: Churches Nos. 5-66; 10-73; 23-78; 31-199; 41-42-112; 48-49; 61- 99; 81-82; 95-174; 125-Granville, N. Y .; 128-139; 129-130; 134-148; 144-145; 178- 179; 188-Claremont, N. H.
Vermont.
$
$5) $1,074| 11,000|
$34
$11
$4
$91
$31
$14
$2
$2
$11|
$11
· 129
$0
0
c
iel C. Wilbur, ard W. Abbott, esignated gifts,
e
1,903
940
0
0 1,513
131
0
760
13
0 5,260
301
1,083 1,961 4,587 2,389
595
435
#3
.
c
0| Marshall E. Calkins,
w. F.M. | F.Bds.
GIFTS ON BENEVOLENCE APPORTIONMENT
Contbs
SUMMARY
Church Members
Admissions
Removals
Associations
Ma.
Fe.
To.
Ab.
C.
L.
To.
De.
Di.
R.
To.
Addison
12
535
995
1530
444
63
26
89
31
56
33
120
Bennington
10
429
871
1300
260
75
25
100
19
22
8
49
51
Caledonia
17
978
1751
2729
771
67
70
137
46
65
7
118
19
Chittenden
16
897
1686
2583
763ª
59
57
116
35
55
1
91
25
Essex
3
46
64
110
36
9
7
16
6
0
0
6
10
Franklin and G. I.
14
429
800
1229
308
71
45
116
17
10
11
38
78
Grafton-Orange
12
309
719
1024
267
51
20
71
30
20
0
50
21
Lamoille
9
193
477
670
179
19
11
30
15
29
17
61
Orange
10
410
780
1190
325
39
28
67
13
19
4
36
31
Orleans
19
519
1075
1594
457
69
41
110
29
20
61
110
Rutland
20
987
1896
2883
744
97
45
142
43
37
4
84
58
Union
12
456
783
1239
341
77
42
119
15
32
4
51
68
Washington
15
588
1214
1802
367
80
26
106
37
37
72
146
Windham
19
714
1336
2050
552
84
64
148
35
60
76
171
Windsor
18
523
1059
1582
436
44
42
86
24
33
11
68
18
Total
206 8016 15506
23522
6250 904
*549
1453
395
495
309
1199
254
*- Including 49 added by revision of roll
Bapt.
S. S. Memb.
Y. P. Soc.
Appt.
P. M. F.
Other
Cong. .
Other
Home Exp.
Valuation
Associations
37
31
1016
1174
192
4494
806
505
161
20172
2138
Bennington
39
36
983
857
130
5447
787
686
1455
24102
2495
Caledonia
43
67
1716
2012
465
8581
1392
2026
3072
39077
. 280
Chittenden
30
49
1382
1478
457
12328
1305
1155
3649
34718
2860
Essex
3
9
118
227
6
234
66
0
43
2369
155
Franklin and G. I.
32
11
772
802
195
2544
411
632
819
16497
1347
Grafton-Orange
37
41
949
792
151
2809
284
141
191
22753
1038
Lamoille
12
34
730
705
128
1765
139
555
135
9901
773
Orange
32
18
794
851
250
3319
400
464
614
16505
1215
Orleans
44
51
1277
1648
261
5913
719
678
666
27420
2127
Rutland
57
77
1668
1737
165
8630
2363
740
1882
35774
2740
Union
50
15
737
976
157
6619
203
250
145
15294
942
Washington
35
38
1734
1476
285
4787
397
820
979
31073
2335
Windham
61
51
1694
1688
380
8644
1174
1257
1207
31952
2033
Windsor
29
32
1465
1513
218
3778
652
1455
885
48799
2244
Total
541 560
17035
17936
3440 *85152
11098 +11665
15903
376406
27251
*- Including $5260 undesignated
1-Including $301 undesignated
Benevolences
Ad.
Inf.
Families
Addison
Churches
Net Gain
ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD
CHURCHES DISBANDED
Alburg Springs, Burke Second, Calais, Leicester, Plainfield. Ripton, Worcester.
MINISTERS ORDAINED, INSTALLED, AND RECOGNIZED
WALTER R. BLACKMER, i., Saxton's River, May 22, 1922. EVERETT L. SHAW, o., Norwich, June 16, 1922. RICHARD F. BEYER, o., North Pomfret, June, 19, 1922. JOHN E. TENDYKE, o. and i., Manchester, June 22, 1922. SYDNEY J. L. COUCH, o. and r., Westminster, June 26, 1922. JOHN R. NELSON, o., Shoreham, July 26, 1922. OTIS F. ROCKWOOD, o. and r., Chelsea, Aug. 22. 1922. EDWARD C. BOYNTON, i., Rutland, Oct. 5, 1922. EDWARD S. WORCESTER, i., Bellows Falls, May 8, 1923.
MINISTERS DISMISSED
JAMES B. SARGENT, Northfield, June 20, 1922. LELAND A. EDWARDS, Newport, Sept. 20, 1922.
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MINISTERS DIED
THOMAS HALL, p. em., (Island Pond), Old Orchard. Me .. Aug. 7, 1922.
EDWARD E. HERRICK, w. c., Milton, March 17, 1923. RAYMOND A. FOWLES, p., South Royalton, May 13, 1923.
ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES
I. ADDISON ASSOCIATION
Organized as Consociation, June 13, 1804; as Conference, September 10, 1861; name changed to Association, May 20, 1908.
Registrar, Rev. Robert Lawton, Orwell.
Churches-Bridport, Bristol, Cornwall, Ferrisburg, Middlebury, New Haven, Orwell, Salisbury, Shoreham, Vergennes, Weybridge, Whiting.
Met at Bridport, May 23, 1923. Topics treated: Men's organizations as a power for evangelism; Relating the local church to the missionary problem. Sermon by Rev. J. R. Nelson.
Ministers- Samuel H. Barnum, Charles H. Dickinson, William F. Frazier, Hervey Gulick, John Irons, L. Myrven Isaacs, Robert Lawton, J. Hall Long, William G. MacFarlane, Paul Dwight Moody, John R. Nelson, Henry C. Newell, Thomas M. Ross, R. Barclay Simmons, E. Vernon Young.
Licentiates-Edwin D. Collins, Wilfred E. Davison, Allen M. Kline. Advisory Committee and Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. H. C. Newell, Rev. S. H. Barnum, Mr. A. W. Eddy.
Committee on Benevolence-Mr. Davis L. Wells.
II. BENNINGTON ASSOCIATION
Organized December 10, 1872; name changed to Association, June 30, 1908.
Registrar, Rev. W. LeRoy Haven, Dorset.
Churches-East Arlington, Bennington First, Bennington Second, North Bennington, Dorset, East Dorset, Manchester, Peru, North Pow- nal, Rupert.
Met at North Pownal, May 22, 1923. General topic: Men's organiza- tions within the church. Next meeting at Manchester.
Ministers-C. F. Hill Crathern, George H. Gilbert, William R. Hamlin, W. LeRoy Haven, J. Duke King, Clarence C. Lyon, John A. MacColl, George S. Mills, Vincent Ravi-Booth, John E. TenDyke, Mabel T. Winch.
Advisory Committee and Committee on Benevolence- Rev. Vincent Ravi-Booth, Rev. W. L. Haven, Mr. R. A. Jones, Rev. G. S. Mills, Mr. P. T. H. Pierson.
Committee on Ministerial Standing -- Rev. W. R. Hamlin, Rev. Mabel T. Winch, Rev. J. E. TenDyke, Mr. W. W. Fahnestock, Dr. H. W. Elliot.
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ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES
III. CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION
Organized October 23, 1834; name changed to Association, June 1, 1909.
Registrar, C. A. Adams, Danville.
Churches-McIndoe Falls, Barnet, East Burke, Danville, Greens- boro, East Hardwick, Hardwick, Kirby, Lyndon, Lyndonville, Peacham, St. Johnsbury Center, St. Johnsbury North, St. Johnsbury East, St. Johnsbury South, Lower Waterford, Waterford.
Met with North Church, St. Johnsbury, June 1, 1923. General topic: "The world to Christ we bring". Next meeting at St. Johnsbury Center.
Ministers-Chauncey A. Adams, Henry T. Barnard, Charles B. Bliss, Andrew S. Bole, Robert Clark, Ambrose C. DeLapp, Albert V. Fisher, Edward G. French, Edwin R. Gordon, Edwin E. Grant, Arthur E. Gregg, Charles H. Merrill, Charles H. Morse, J. Newton Perrin, Jr., Frederick B. Richards, Lewis H. Stoughton, Miles G. Tupper, Hiram Q. Ward, Theodore H. Wilson.
Licentiate-Arthur P. Fitt.
Advisory Committee-Rev. A. E. Gregg, Rev. W. A. Bacon, Mr. E. H. Cowles.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. A. C. DeLapp, Rev. C. A. Adams, Rev. F. B. Richards.
Committee on Benevolence-Rev. Robert Clark, Mr. L. D. Shonyo, Rev. William Millar.
IV CHITTENDEN ASSOCIATION
Organized as Consociation July 4, 1828; as Conference, June 10, 1851; name changed to Association, June 2, 1909.
Registrar, Rev. F. W. Hazen, Richmond.
Churches-Burlington First, Burlington College St., Charlotte, Col- chester, Essex, Essex Junction, Hinesburg, Jericho First, Jericho Second, Milton, Richmond, South Hero, Underhill, Westford, Williston; Win- ooski.
Met at Charlotte, May 24, 1923. Sermon by Rev. F. W. Hazen. Next meeting with Jericho Second.
Ministers-Chauncey C. Adams, Stephen G. Barnes, William Cash- more, Rollins B. Fay, Charles E. Hayward, Frank W. Hazen, William Hazen, William Millar, Francis H. Phillipson, I. Chipman Smart, Evan Thomas.
Licentiate-Samuel F. Emerson.
Advisory Committee-Mr. F. W. Nash, Rev. William Cashmore. Dr. C. M. Ferrin.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Mr. S. G. Macomber, Rev. C. C. Adams, Rev. I. C. Smart, Rev. F. W. Hazen.
Committee on Benevolence-Rev. G. G. Ross, Mr. F. S. Pease, Mr. F. W. Nash.
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VERMONT CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
V. [COOS AND] ESSEX ASSOCIATION
Organized February 19, 1833; name changed to Association, June 17, 1908.
Registrar,
Churches-Granby and Victory, Guildhall, Lunenburg; also nine New Hampshire churches.
Minister-William A. Bacon.
This Association meets in the fall. Its officers, as well as its churches, are mostly in New Hampshire.
VI. FRANKLIN AND GRAND ISLE ASSOCIATION
Organized as Conference June 14, 1808; as Conference, June 7, 1865; name changed to Association, June 4, 1908.
Scribe, Rev. F. W. Day, Swanton.
Churches-Alburg, Bakersfield, East Berkshire, Berkshire Second, Enosburg, Fairfield, East Fairfield, Franklin, Georgia, Highgate, Mont- gomery, St. Albans, Sheldon, Swanton.
Met at Alburg, May 25, 1923. Topics treated: The men of our churches; The church and her youth. Sermons by Rev. F. W. Day and Rev. S. G. Wood. Next meeting at Franklin.
Ministers-Arthur Brotherson, Richard A. Burn, William C. Clark, Stanley Cummings, F. Wilson Day, W. Parkyn Jackson, Evarts Kent, Wilmot M. Mayhew, H. Clay Searles, Edgar S. Vradenburg, Sumner G. Wood.
Advisory Committee and Committee on Ministerial Standing-Dr. G. O. Mitchell, Mr. A. S. Sykes, Mr. E. L. Rand.
VII. GRAFTON-ORANGE ASSOCIATION
Secretary, Rev. L. G. Chase, West Lebanon, N. H.
Churches-Bradford, Corinth, East Corinth, Fairlee, Newbury, Wells River, West Newbury, Thetford, Post Mills, North Thetford, Vershire, West Fairlee; also thirteen New Hampshire churches.
Met at Bradford, Oct. 4, 1922. General topic: The world challenge to Congregationalism.
Met also at Bath, N. H., June 5, 1923. Open discussion on timely topics. Next meeting at Lyme, N. H.
Ministers-J. Lambert Alexander, Donald Fraser, Henry S. Ives, James A. Lytle, Arthur H. Sargent, William Slade.
Licentiate-George S. Worcester.
Advisory Committee-Rev. A. I. Davis, Mr. S. E. Clark, Prof. C. D. Adams, Rev. F. G. Chutter, Rev. A. T. Boland.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. H. S. Ives, Rev. A. T. Boland, Mr. J. A. Johnson, Rev. G. M. Woodwell, Rev. L. G. Chase.
Committee on Benevolence-Dr. W. S. Cole, Rev. William Slade, Rev. J. A. Lytle.
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ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES
VIII. LAMOILLE ASSOCIATION
Organized June 1840; name changed to Association, June 2, 1910. Registrar, Rev. H. M. Bartlett, Jeffersonville.
Churches-Cambridge, Jeffersonville, Eden, North Hyde Park. Hyde Park, Johnson, Morrisville, Stowe, Waterville.
Met at Stowe, May 29, 1923. General topic: Vital questions before our churches today.
Ministers-Hollis M. Bartlett, Herbert W. Cummings, Lemuel Davis, George E. Goodliffe, Vitellus M. Hardy, Harry E. Harned, Charles A. Hatch, Henry C. Howard, Arthur Mercer, Wilbur Rand, Arthur B. Ross.
Advisory Committee-Mr. H. M. Maxfield, Mr. L. M. Drew, Rev. E. C. Hays.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. A. B. Ross, Mr. H. W. Varnum, Rev. G. H. Dierlamm.
Committee on, Benevolence-Rev. G. E. Goodliffe, Mr. H. M. Max- field, Miss Laura Thomas.
IX. ORANGE ASSOCIATION
Organized October 5, 1830; name changed to Association, June 17, 1908.
Clerk, Mr. John M. Comstock, Chelsea.
Churches-Braintree First, East Braintree and West Brookfield, Brookfield First, East Brookfield, Chelsea, Randolph Center, Randolph, Strafford, Tunbridge, Williamstown.
Met at Chelsea, May 31, 1923. Topics treated: Modern inventions -- an aid or a competitor to Christian work; The Christian message to young men and women, and the way of approach to them. Next meet- ing at East Braintree.
Ministers-James S. Clark, John A. Lawrence, J. Frank Locke, Fraser Metzger, Otis F. Rockwood, Willis T. Sparhawk, Charles E. Walsh, Ivor S. Williams.
Advisory Committee and Committee on Benevolence-Rev. C. E. Walsh, Rev. Fraser Metzger, Mr. W. E. Huggard.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. O. F. Rockwood, Rev. C. E. Walsh, Rev. J. G. Robertson.
X. ORLEANS ASSOCIATION
Organized June 18, 1839; name changed to Association, June 2. 1909.
Registrar, Rev. C. J. Peterson, North Craftsbury.
Churches-Albany, Barton, Island Pond, Brownington and Orleans, West Charleston, East Charleston, Coventry, North Craftsbury. Derby,
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VERMONT CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
Glover, Holland, Irasburg, Lowell, Morgan, Newport, North Troy, Troy, Westfield, Westmore.
Met at Westmore, June 5, 1923. Topic discussed: Spiritualize the secular, (a) Church advertising, (b) By giving. Sermon by Rev. E. L. Rice.
Ministers-Frank E. Davison, George H. Dierlamm, Rollo A. Hamil- ton, James J. Hutchinson, Carl J. Peterson, Theophilus H. Root, Caleb L. Rotch, Wilmond A. Warner.
Advisory Committee-Rev. R. A. Hamilton, Rev. E. L. Rice, Rev. G. H. Dierlamm.
Committee on, Ministerial Standing-Rev. F. E. Davison.
XI. RUTLAND ASSOCIATION
Organized as Consociation, June 6, 1797; as Conference, June 1860; name changed to Association, September 23, 1908.
Churches-Benson, Brandon, Castleton, Clarendon, Danby, Fair Haven, Fair Haven Welsh, Hubbardton, Middletown Springs, Pawlet, West Pawlet, Pittsford, Florence, Proctor Swedish, Rutland, Center Rutland Swedish, Sudbury, Wallingford, South Wallingford, West Rut- land.
Met at Rutland, Oct. 5, 1922. Program included installation of Rev. E. C. Boynton over the Rutland church.
Ministers-Robert H. Ball, Edward C. Boynton, Walter P. Brad- ford, Thomas A. Carlson, Charles C. Claris, Joseph Evans, Ola R. Houghton, John H. Kingsbury, William A. McIntire, Robert G. Mc- Leod, John D. Owen, George B. Roberts, Charles Swanson, Walter Thorpe.
Advisory Committee and Committee on Benevolence-Rev. G. B. Roberts, Rev. W. A. McIntire, Mr. R. C. Taft, Mr. J. R. Hoadley, Dr. E. R. Clark.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. R. H. Ball, Mr. G. W. Young, Rev. O. R. Houghton.
XII. UNION ASSOCIATION
Organized September 30, 1885; name changed to Association, October 7, 1909.
Registrar, Mrs. W. J. Ballou, Chester.
Churches-Simonsville, Chester, Grafton, Londonderry, Ludlow, Tyson, Springfield, Weathersfield First, Weathersfield East, Ascutney- ville, Weston, Windham.
Met with First church, Weathersfield, Oct. 4, 1922 Next meeting at Londonderry.
Ministers-Earle H. Ballou, Henry L. Ballou, William J. Ballou,
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ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES
Clement G. Clarke, Thomas D. Davies, William W. Evans, Leslie H. Metcalf, Clifford H. Smith, Samuel L. Vincent.
Advisory Committee-Mr. H. H. Blanchard, Mr. F. H. Smith, Rev. W. J. Ballou.
Committee on Ministerial Standing-Rev. C. G. Clarke, Rev. H. L. Ballou, Rev. C. H. Smith.
XIII. WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION
Organized November 29, 1837; name changed to Association, June 2, 1909.
Registrar, Mr. Herbert W. Denio, Montpelier.
Churches-Barre, East Barre, Berlin, Cabot, East Calais, Duxbury, Marshfield, Montpelier, Northfield, Orange, Roxbury, Waitsfield, War- ren, Waterbury, South Woodbury.
Met at Berlin, June 6, 1923. Next meeting probably at Waterbury.
Ministers-John W. Barnett, Frank Blomfield, Howard L. Brown, Elisha S. Fiske, George A. Furness, Frank L. Goodspeed, Morton W. Hale, Edward C. Hays, Amos J. Lord, John C. Prince, James Ramage, . William A. Remele, Charles N. St. John, James B. Sargent, Frank L. Stacy, Frank C. Wright.
Licentiate-Carl V. Woodbury.
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