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East Arlington : "A special feature of encouragement was the addition to the church of the young people who are taking hold of the work well."
East Barre: "July 27 and 28 we observed the 25th an- niversary of the church. All of the services were attended by large and appreciative audiences. It was a red letter occasion in the history of the church. An auxiliary furnace donated by one of our members, has been placed in the basement and it is now possible to have a comfortable audience room in the coldest weather."
Gaysville: "The chief advance of the year was in sup- port of the church on the ground. An Every Member Canvass was carried out early in 1919 for that year which resulted in largely increased subscriptions. The Canvass for 1920 also showed an advance of about $100 in pledges over the pre- ceding year, notwithstanding considerable financial losses from removals. It is certainly a new experience in this church for the Treasurer to have money on hand to meet bills promptly as they become due."
Guilford: "The annual business meeting and supper on and Prayer Meeting after the business meeting was as enjoy- able a testimony and prayer meeting as I · ever attended. Every one took part and prayed."
Hartland: "Union religious services in the Town Hall Sunday nights with community singing and motion pictures. Large attendance especially from outlying farms. Troop of
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Boy Scouts, thirteen in number, in village. Union (cottage) prayer meetings during part of winter. Missionary appor- tionment overpaid for 1919. All bills met and balance on hand. Aid from V. D. M. S. reduced by $100. Enough pledged by Every Member Canvass to meet all needs for 1920. Prospect encouraging, but work must be done in the homes before church attendance will amount to much."
Londonderry: "It has been a trying year. Ten young and active members, leaders in work and influence, have re- moved from town. Yet the church has held its own. A new system of lighting has been installed in the meeting-house, and new hymn books purchased. All bills have been paid and the apportionment met. A better feeling is manifest on the part of outsiders towards the church, and a disposition on the part of nearly all the people to come together in one church, a result that is much to be desired and that seems possible under careful and patient administration."
Marshfield : "Annual meeting showed all bills paid and small balances in hands of different organizations. Pastor's salary increased for the coming year. $50 worth of paint on hand and paid for with which to paint meeting-house in the spring. Through money received outside of salary pastor has secured an automobile and hopes to do a more extended work the coming summer."
West Newbury: "Roads blocked more than half the time. Could not have special meetings because of this. All plans failed. However people speak encouragingly. The work is laborious because of long distances in calling. We are in need of men, men who care, and yet I find a change among them since I came a year ago. Very friendly relation between pastor and people. Outlook good. Am full of courage."
Clarendon : "We had a young man, a student for four and a half months. He was married, his wife was a real lady born and bred, seems to me she helped just as much as he did. I do not think he realized how much she did help. They lived in the parsonage and the people put enough furniture in so
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that he did not have to buy even the least thing to keep house with. The people came to church."
West Fairlee: "I am working and praying for a great awakening, which has not yet come. A number of pleasant social gatherings, and about twenty-five evening prayer- meetings were held."
West Townshend: "Quite a number of non-church members attend and seem interested. The people are scarely able to increase the Pastor's salary very much if any, but they have been very prompt in payment, which is a great help."
Tyson: "The church paid its full apportionment for Congregational benevolences ($24.00) for the first time in 1919. Five children were baptized. The Sunday-School did especi- ally well and a Cradle Roll was started with twelve names. All bills of the church were promptly paid."
Simonsville: "The membership is only four, all women. One is about 90 and about to die, another is expecting to die any time with cancer, another was the wife of that man who shot up the town, as we say out West, and is not interested, and the last one does all she can for the good of the cause. But there are people here. I never saw a community more in need of the gospel message than Andover, and I have been pretty well over the West. Some of the people don't want it, but it is our duty to give it to them till they get it. The children must not be neglected. We did not organize the Sunday School till January. There are over 400 folks in the township of Andover, and only one active Congregationalist, a woman. Now what are we going to do about it? I have preached missions ever since I became a Christian, now I con- sider myself a missionary. What I can do to make Andover a Christian community remains to be seen."
A WORD ABOUT THE FUTURE
In our report last year we said we should have two finan- cial goals; the first being the making of still greater progress towards the raising of our full apportionment. That seems to
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have been done so far as our Society is concerned. Next we said that we should lay plans for securing our Endowment Fund of $100,000 toward which there is in hand about $40,000. On account of the World Movement Canvass no plans of this sort have been made.
We went on to speak of how an additional income of about $6,500 could be used; (1) for increase of salaries; (2) for support of Pastors-at-Large; (3) for special aiding of particular churches to become fully equiped for solving the problems of their communities; (4) for uniting with other denominations in a comprehensive plan to reach those portions of the State which no church is now nominally covering.
It is interesting to observe that with a slight change in the phraseology of the fourth purpose, virtually every one of these purposes either has been realized or is likely to be realized in connection with the plans that the Inter-church and the Congregational World Movements are forwarding. It happens that these four purposes are very nearly those that are mentioned in the Vermont Supplement to the World-Wide Survey of the Congregational World Movement.
It seems therefore that we are going to have a chance to do the things we said we would do if we had the money. Not for years has the Society faced such an opportunity Like the great Apostle in his letter to the Corinthians, the Society may say, "And a great door and effectual is opened unto me". It is also well to remember that the apostle added "and there are many adversaries". The adversaries we shall have to meet in these months and years just ahead are indeed many, but in the spirit of the dauntless Christ, we must go straight forward.
For the Directors,
C. H. MERRILL
C. C. MERRILL
Secretaries
ORDINARY DEPARTMENT
A TABULAR VIEW OF AIDED CHURCHES FROM APRIL 1, 1919, TO JANUARY 1, 1920 Added Removed
Benevolences
Date of Commission
Length of Commission
Aid Pledged
Months of Service
Conversions
By Confession
By Letter
Dismissed
Excluded
Male Members
Non-residents
Average Congregation
No. in Sunday School
Home Missions
Other Objects
Number
FIELDS
MISSIONARIES
Apr.
1. '19
12
150
9
0
9
2
5
2
0
51
16
21
50 55
18 80
1.93
39.60
Arlington, East
Barre, East
James Ramage
Jan.
1, '19
12
250
9
0
12
4
0
0
0
34
7
3
Braintree, East and Leland G. Chase Brookfield. West
Apr.
21, '19
12
300
9
31
3
4
1
0
69
20
33
70
75
16.20 23.49
0.00
Brattleboro, Swedish Anders
C. Peterson
Nov. 1. '19
12
144
9
1
1
0 1
0 0
0
0
6
32
20
5.00
20.00
Calais
Charles C. Connor
June
12
50
2
0
0
0
0
0
9
4
0
25
54
18
19
70
65
0.00
35.00
8
Eden
Frank L. Stacy
Oct.
'19
1.2
500
3
0
0
0
1
3
0 0
42
5
31
15 25
10.00 14.50
11.68
11
Gaysville
Levi Wild
Sept.
12
100
3
0
0
0
2
0
0
12
3
7
35
40
4.00
30.00
12
A. V. Woodworth
Dec.
1 '18
12
100
2
0
1
0
0
0
35
15
15
24
23 70
32.00
93.00
14
Londonderry
F. C. Taylor
Jan.
1, '19
12
150
4
4
0
2
1
3
43 34
16
38
50
1.04
37.96
15
Lowell
Frank L. Stacy
Oct.
1, '19
12
100
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
27
4
16
Marlboro
Geo. A. Furness
Feb.
17 '19
12
200
0
0 0
0 0
0
0
12
10
18
Morgan
W. J. McNeil
Mar.
1, '19
12
150
9
5 3
5 0
0
0
0
0
11
19
Newbury, West Peru
Clarence C. Lyon
Aug.
1,'19
12
200
9
0
4
2
1
0
49
4
40
40
0.00
60.00
Chas. E. Hitchcock
Jan.
1, '19
12
200
33
0
0 0
0
4
1
0
38
9
17
18
27
0.00
17.75
Wm. J. Ballou
Jan.
1,
'19
12
150
9
0
24
Tyson
Geo. H. Dierlamm
Oct.
12. '19
12
350
2층
2 0
26
Warren
F. G. Aylmore
Aug.
1. '18
12
100
9
0
0
0
0
1
0
16
3
6
15
12
4.10
20.00
27
West Fairlee
A. H. Sargent
Jan. Aug.
1, '19
12
150
9
0
0
0
0
1
0
30
10
30
30
24.
4.30
95.10
28
Windham
Frank P. Lindberg
July
1, '19
12
100
6
0
0)
0
1
0
0
23
18 6
23
Townshend, West
Wm. F. Bissell
Dec.
1,
'19
12
100
9
0)
1
0
0
0
0
0
28 29
12
24
30
25
0.00 13.50
15.40
25 Vershire
Walter C. Carroll
Mar.
1. '19
12
25
9
10
0
8
0
1
0
13
21
40
41
30 50 28
10.45 7.00
15.00
Henry H. Shaw
Jan.
'19
12
200
1
0
0
20
9
17
Marshfield
2
40
32
50
0.00
69.00
20
21
Pownal. North
22
Rutland Center, Swedish
Chas. O. Gill
Oct.
1,
'18
12
1,
'19
12
150
7
0 4
0 1
0 2
0 3
1 1
10
61
15
10 Fair Haven, Welsh
John D. Owen
Jan.
1, '19
12
200
9
3
3
3
0
0
0
5
1
9
15
0.00
0.00
9
Fairfield, East
A. B. Ross
Oct.
1, '19
12
150
9
0
0
0
1
38
16
3
30
34
2.70
0.00
Calais, East
Charles C. Connor
June
1, '18
12
50
2
1,
1,
'19
12
300
9
0 0.00
0.00
6
Charleston, East
Guilford
13
Hartland
Edward C. Fellowes
23
20
0
0.00
0.00
6 7
0
17 41
21
3
42
34
11
45 30
6.60 2.70 10.88
21.95
0
3
1 0
0 0
10
37
65
8
0
0
1
0
0
3
20
5
26
43
32.27
Leslie H. Metcalf
1, '19
12
100
9
2
0
0
9 9
1 0
1
0
8
6.46
13.00
11
10
40
9.00
23.30
9 2
9
1,
25.00
Walter C. Carroll
Mar.
1,
16.00
1
Mabel T. Winch
60.00
14
Resident Members
Died
.
0.00
43
32
15
2
20.50
20 '19
ITINERANT DEPARTMENT
A TABULAR VIEW OF AIDED CHURCHES FROM APRIL 1, 1919, TO JANUARY 1, 1920-(Continued) Added Removed
Contributions
FIELDS .
MISSIONARIES
Date of
Commission
Length of Commission
Aid Pledged
Months of Service
Conversions
By Confession
By Letter
Dismissed
Died
Excluded
Resident Members
Male Members
Non-residents
Average Congregation
in Sunday School
Other Objects
Home Missions
1 Alburg
Geo. M. Graham
May
10, '19
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
9
2
Bridgewater
E. G. W. A. Jenkinson
May
18,
'19
45
0
0
0
0
1
0
23
8
11
50
25
0 20
23.28
0.00
5
Ferrisburg
E. R. Goodenough
June
29, '19
28,
'19
22
76
22
0
0
0
0
1
3
8
4
6
28
30
12.05
30.00
7
Granby
A. C. McGiffort
June
15, '19
3
9
Simonsville
E. H. Stevens
Oct.
1, '19
3
58
3
4
0
0
0
0
0 0
13
6
6 35
35
0.00
Sherburne
F. C. Allen
11
Vershire
F. W. Thompson
June
22, '19
3
92
3 3
1
1
1
*
3
.
*_ See Ordinary Department
Apr.
28, '19
52
50 182
52
3
2
1
2
1
0
30
10
11 13
35
40 34.
0.00
5.00
3
Clarendon
R. G. McLeod
Aug.
1, '19
1
25
1
33
0
2
0
1
0
0
23
8
11
17
33
30
6
Gaysville
C. R. Williams
June
15, '19
32 3
20
3
72
3
2
2
0
1
0
0
30
6
9
66
35
0.00
0.00
8
Roxbury
4
0
10
22
0
0.00
0.00
June
14, '19
33
10
63
60
*
0.00
0
Z
0.00
7.00
T. J. Pitt
30
16
4
Eden
0.00 *
9.00
*
84
*
Miss Ruth Richards
June
0
0
TREASURER'S REPORT
John T. Ritchie, Treasurer In account with the Vermont Domestic Missionary Society Nine Months ending January 1, 1920. DR.
To cash on hand, April 1, 1919 Contributions
$ 236.23
Churches and Individuals
5,471.47
W. H. M. U.
1,295.33
Special Gift, Individual
100.00
Supplies of Secretaries
65.00
Pastors at Large Fund
1,480.00
Evangelistic Campaign
114.52
Legacies
Julia Bryant Estate, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
195.00
Annette E. Goodwin Estate, Rochester, Vt. 500.00
Elizabeth W. Kimball Estate, Brattleboro, Vt.
2,971.94
Memorial Fund. Orrin and Martha Hubbard
25.00
Annuities
100.00
Interest, including Trust Fund Interest
4,103.31
Vermont Missionary
119.26
Congregational Home Missionary Society, (Adjustment of Percentage)
1,814.22
Investments Paid
4,150.00
$22,741.28
CR.
By Churches Aided,
Grants
$ 4,012.81
Dollar for Dollar Plan
1,586.85
Itinerant
584.30
Salaries,
Secretary
750.00
Associate Secretary
1,969.32
Treasurer
112.50
Officers' Expenses
Travel, Secretary
35.02
Travel, Associate Secretary
331.35
Travel, Directors
85.07
Travel, Treasurer
6.54
Telephone and Telegraph, Secretary
4.90
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Telephone and Telegraph, Associate Secretary
132.23
Office Supplies, Secretary
.50
Office Supplies, Associate Secretary
40.44
Postage, Secretary
9.73
Postage, Associate Secretary
122.78
Stenographer, Associate Secretary
394.89
Miscellaneous Expense
23.30
Printing and Stationery,
Directors' Report
4.50
Annual Minutes
78.63
Other Printing and Stationery
35.30
Vermont Missionary
552.00
Pastors At Large Account
Salary, Pastor at Large
687.50
Travel and Expense
277.72
Middlebury Convocation, Speakers, Arrangements and Promotion
469.18
Associate Secretary, Office Equipment
102.00
Associate Secretary, Rent
20.00
Middlebury Convocation, Board of Ministers
195.25
Middlebury Convocation, Travel
82.52
Expenses of Committee for Procuring Ministers
5.50
Evangelistic Campaign
81.54
General Theological Library
15.00
Special Gift, Individual
100.00
Insurance
13.00
Legal Advice
5.00
Interest Paid on Trust Funds and Annuities
1,880.00
Funds Invested and Reinvested
5,450.00
C. H. M. S., Adjustment of Percentage
1,370.12
Cash on Hand
1,113.69
$22,741.28
FUNDS AND INVESTMENTS
MEMORIAL FUNDS
Emma Taft Memorial Fund
$ 500.00
Rev. C. W. Thompson Memorial Fund
1,900.00
Orrin and Martha Hubbard Memorial Fund
125.00
$2,525.00
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MEMORIAL FUND
Wm. J. Shores Mortgage
$2,000.00 500.00
5 Shares General Electric Co.
Bank Book Citizens Bank, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
25.00
$2,525.00
ANNUITY FUND
Chas. L. Buchanan Mortgage
$1,500.00
Columbia Land Investment Co. Mortgage
2,000.00
U. S. Liberty Bond
1,000.00
$4,500.00
PERMANENT FUND
Northern Pacific R. R. Bond
$2,000.00
Rutland Canadian R. R. Bond
1,000.00
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain R. R. Bond
1,000.00
28 Shares Conn. & Pass. R. R. Stock
2,800.00
3 Shares General Electric Co. Stock
300.00
9 Shares First Nat. Bank Stock, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
900.00
$8,000.00
GENERAL FUND
G. B. Stark, Mortgage
$3,000.00
C. W. Hankins, Mortgage
1,400.00
Joseph S. Barnett, Mortgage
3,000.00
Iva A. Norbury, Mortgage
5,000.00
Mary Flannery, Mortgage
1,250.00
Mazell V. Smith, Mortgage
3,000.00
Laura E. Snead, Mortgage
2,500.00
Personal Notes
1,200.00
Imperial Russian Government Bond
3,000.00
St. Louis Transit Co. Bond
1,000.00
8 Shares Farr-Alpaca Co. Stock
800.00
13 Shares Moline Scale Pfd. Stock
1,300.00
20 Shares New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Stock
2,000.00
10 Shares U. S. Steel Pfd.
1,000.00
Bank Book Citizens Bank, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
3,223.00
$32,673.00
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TRUST FUNDS
A. P. Bratt, Mortgage
$6,000.00
Dr. H. C. Muller, Mortgage
6,500.00
W. M. Taylor, Mortgage
6,400.00
Alfred J. Printz, Mortgage
2,500.00
J. W. Smith, Mortgage
1,000.00
Julian Morken, Mortgage
1,200.00
E. R. Amend, Mortgage
1,700.00
Bessie Bower, Mortgage
3,000.00
U. S. Liberty Bond
1,000.00
Western Union Tel. Co. Bonds
2,000.00
New York, N. H. & H. Conv. Bonds
2,000.00
American Tel. & Tel. Co. Bonds
2,000.00
33 Shares Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Pfd. Stock
3,300.00
31 Shares Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Stock
1,550.00
5 Shares E. & T. Fairbanks & Co. Ltd. Stock
500.00
7 Shares Moline Scale Co. Pfd. Stock
700.00
Bank Book Citizens Bank, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
3,097.96
$44,447.96
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES ENDOWED WITH TRUST FUNDS
Barnet, Emeline H. Wallace Fund
$ 225.00
Barre, Foreign Work (foreign born) Mrs. Emma Taft Fund
300.00
Calais, East, Albert Dwinell 500.00
Colchester, Deacon Farrand
500.00
Corinth, Center, C. M. Page
500.00
Corinth, East, C. M. Page
500.00
Essex Center, S. G. Butler
400.00
Essex, Center, S. C. Butler
500.00
Ferrisburg, Trustees of Congregational Society
1,101.00
Guildhall, C. D. Crawford
1,000.00
Guildhall, Congregational Church Society
300.00
Jericho, First, Adelia B. Harris
950.00
Marlboro, Delia Wilder
500.00
Marshfield, Lyman Clark
1,000.00
Milton, Polly Cary and Marion Ward
2,500.00
Milton, Polly Cary
1,000.00
Montgomery Center, Mary A. Paine
750.00
Newfane, Delia Wilder
500.00
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Pittsfield, First, Josiah Babcock
700.00
Pittsfield, First, Harriet Babcock
2,000.00
Poultney, East
2,006.00
Roxbury, Parsonage Fund
600.00
Saxtons River, Deacon Warner
3,000.00
Sharon, Dr. Edward K. Baxter
1,500.00
Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Marsh Memorial
200.00
Townshend, West, Mary E. Taft
1,000.00
Townshend, West, Charles N. Pierce
200.00
Townshend, West, Parsonage Fund
600.00
Tunbridge, Susan L. Jones
820.00
Weathersfield, Bow, Charles Jarvis
1,900.00
West Fairlee, Center, Centennial Fund
100.00
West Fairlee, Center, Wilde Fund
100.00
West Fairlee, Center, Kimball Fund
50.00
Westfield, William A. Richardson
13,500.00
Westfield, Betsey Stebbins
500.00
Westford, Dea. Albert Partridge
800.00
Weston, Sarah A. Sprague
500.00
Weston, C. P. Heald
100.00
Martha A. Durkee Fund
1,345.96
$44,447.96
This is to certify that I have this day examined the books and ac- counts of John T. Ritchie, Treasurer of the Vermont Domestic Mis- sionary Society, and find them correct, with proper vouchers for each expenditure, and the securities as listed in the foregoing different funds, and find the balance of One Thousand One Hundred Thirteen Dollars and Sixty-nine Cents ($1,113.69) in the hands of the Treasurer. Signed : J. C. CLARK, Auditor
St. Johnsbury, Vt., May 7, 1920.
Receipts for Home Missions for Nine Months from April 1, 1919 to January 1, 1920
Albany-April $ 13.00
Arlington, East-Dec., W. H. M U.
1.93
Ascutneyville-May, W .H. M. U., $5.00. Dec., $3.69. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $7.00 15.69
Bakersfield-Nov., $7.81. Dec., $5.80. Dec., W. H. M. U., $2.60
16.21
Barnet. May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. June, $20.00. Dec., $12.91. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00 Barre-Dec., $162.54. Dec., W. H. M. U., $15.53. For C. H. M. S., June, S. S. Junior Department, $1.46 Barre, East-May, $4.00. July, $4.00. Oct., $5.00 Dec.,
179.53
$3.20 16.20
Barton-May, W. H. M. U., $7.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $7.00 14.00
$13.70. July, $36.19. Sept., $55.20. Dec., $51.76
189.85
Bennington, 1st-May, C. H. M. S.
19.00
Bennington, 2nd-May, W. H. M. U., $28.00; Sept., $44.80. Oct., W. H. M. U., $26.94. Dec., $75.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $13.00. Aug., S. S., $9.92. Dec., W. H M. U., $10.33 207.99
Bennington, North-May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $20.00. May, $31.40. July, $23.25. Oct., $26.60. Oct., W. H. M. U., $5.00. 1 Dec., $28.95 145.20
Benson-May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. July, $11.90. S. S., $1.00. Oct., W. H. M. U., $1.30. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $8.00 32.20
Berkshire, East-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. For C. H. M. S., April, $13.00. May, W. H. M. U., $5.00 23.00 Berkshire, 2nd-For C. H. M. S., Oct. 10.35
18.00
Bethel-Aug. 6.00
Bradford-May, W. H. M. U .. $5.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Nov., $33.28. Dec., $21.22 Braintree, 1st-Dec.
61.50
Braintree, East and Brookfield, West-Dec.
23.49
Brattleboro, West-Nov., $53.17. Dec., $63.11. Dec. W. H. M. U., $15.41. For C. H. M. S., Dec. W. H. M. U., $15.41 147.10
Brattleboro, Center-May. W. H. M. U., S. S., $25.00.
Ditto, W. A., $10.00. Ditto, W. A., $25.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., S. S., $11.65. Ditto, W. A., $15.00. Ditto, W. A., $25.00. Sept., $100.00. Ditto, S. S., $16.61. Oct., W. H. M. U., $0.50. Dec., $420.79. $9.44 658.99
Brattleboro, Swedish-June
2.70
Bridport-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Dec., $11.85. Dec., W. H. M. U., $2.20 19.05
3.00
Brookfield, 1st-May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $10.00 20.00
Brookfield, 2nd-Dec., $11.87. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00 16.87
Brookfield, East-Oct.
18.36
Brownington and Orleans-May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. Dec., $72.74. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. May, W. H. M. U., $25.00 112.74
Burke, East-For C. H. M. S., Dec. 27.00
Burlington, 1st-May, W. H. M. U., $30.00. Ditto, $35.00. Dec., $498.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $71.00 634.00
Berlin-Dec., For C. H. M. S.
5.00
Brandon-Oct., W. H. M. U., $10.00. Dec., $33.55. For C. H. M. S., May, $30.00 May, W. H. M. U., $30.00 103.55
Bristol-For C. H. M. S., June
42.91
98
VERMONT DOMESTIC MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Burlington, College St .- May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. Dec., $258.70. Dec., W. H. M. U .. $50.26. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. Dec. W. H. M. U., $50.26 Cabot-Dec.
379.22
45.00
Cambridge-April, $6.00. May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00 16.00
Cambridgeport-June
1.06
Castleton-May, W. H. M. U., $5.50. Sept., $88.00. Nov. $2.00. For C. H. M. S., May, $10.90. May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. July, $6.33. Sept., $15.00 137.73
Charleston, West-Oct., W. H. M. U., $8.34.0 Ditto, $2.50. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $8.34. Oct., W. H. M. U., $2.50 21.68
Charlotte-For C. H. M. S. June, $25.51. Dec., $16.89
42.40
Chelsea-Nov., $17.39. Dec., W. H. M. U., $3.45. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $20.00. Oct., W. H. M. U., $19.50. Dec., W. H. M. U., $3.45 63.79
Chester-May, W. H. M. U., $2.50. Dec., $35.00. Dec., W. H. M. U., $3.89. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $2.50. Dec., W. H. M. U., S. S., $3.89 47.78
Colchester-May, W. H. M. U., $5.50. Dec., $20.79. For C. H. M. S., April $4.00 30.29
Corinth, East-Sept., $20.00. Oct., W. H. M. U., $10.00. Ditto, $2.00. Dec., $10.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., S. S., $2.00 44.00
Corinth-Oct.
10.00
Cornwall-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Aug., $2.56. Dec., Ch. and S. S., $44.29. Dec., W. H. M. U., Aux., $11.50. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U .. , $5.00. Oct., W. H. M. U., $11.50 . 79.85
Coventry-Oct., W. H. M. U., $5.00. For C. H. M. S.,
Aug., $10.00. Oct., W. H. M. U., $5.00. Dec., $20.50 40.50
Craftsbury, North-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Oct., $20.00. Dec., $5.69. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $6.70. July, $4.15 41.54
30.00
Danville-May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. Dec., $45.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $20.00 75.00
Derby-April, $5.40. Dec., $6.75 12.15
Derby Line-For C. H. M. S., Dec., W. H. M. U.
7.00
Dorset-For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.50. Oct.,
$71.68. Dec., $1.90 79.08
6.00
Dover, West-Dec. 1,00
1.25
Duxbury-May
13.50
Enosburg-May, W. H. M. U., $7.00. For C. H. M. S.,
May, W. H. M. U., $7.65. Nov., $42.00 56.65
Essex-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Dec .. W. H. M. U., $3.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00 13.00
Essex Junction-April, $6.29. May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Dec., $31.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $10.00 52.29
Fairfield, East-June, $5.00. Nov., $5.00
Fair Haven-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. For C. H. M. S., 10.00
May, W. H. M. U., $10.00. July, $10.00 25.00
Fair Haven, Welsh-April, $3.50. July, $3.50. Oct., $3.50. Dec., $4.00 14.50
Ferrisburg-Dec., $18.50. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $4.78 23.28
Florence-Dec.
3.00
Franklin-May, W. H. M. U., Rebecca Guild, $5.00. For C. H. M S., May, W. H. M. U., Rebecca Guild, $5.00
10.00
Gaysville-Dec.
4.00
Georgia-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00 10.00
Glover, W .- Nov., $21.37. Dec., $15.15. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $15.00 51.52
Grafton-For C. H. M. S., May, Y. P. S. C. E., $2.74. June, S. S., $4.45 7.19
Granby-Dec., $2.05. Dec., W. H. M. U., $5.00. For C. H.
Danby-Aug. .
Dorset, East-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Dec., $1.00
Dummerston-Oct., W. H. M. U.
99
RECEIPTS AND APPORTIONMENTS
12.05
M.S .,Dec., W. H. M. U., $5.00
Greensboro-For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $23.00. Dec., $26.50. Ditto, $4.50 9.00 54.00
Guilford-Aug.
Hardwick, East-Dec., $37.07. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $18.00 55.07
Hardwick-May, W. H. M. U., $6.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W H. M. U., $6.90 12.90
Hartford-July, $11.37. Oct. $10.04. Dec., $11.10. Dec., $3.75
36.26
Hartford, West-April, $3.30. Aug, $4.20. Oct., W. H. M. U., $2.87. Dec., $5.27. Dec., $6.90. Dec., W. H. M. U., $3.60
26.14
Hartland-For C. H. M. S., Dec.
10.00
Holland -- July, $14.50. Dec., . $26.25
2.50
Hyde Park-Feb., Individual
26.00
Irasburg-May, W. H. M. U., $4.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $4.00. Dec., $18.00 Island Pond-Dec.
5.00
Jamaica-April, W. H. M. U.
Jeffersonville-April, $10.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W.
25.88
Jericho Center-May, $16.00. May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. July, $15.50. Dec., $7.16. Dec., W. H. M. U., $5.52. For C. H. M. S., May, $11.30. Dec., W. H. M. U., $5.52
66.00
Jericho-Dec.
35.00
Johnson-Aug., $23.00. Oct., W. H. M. U., $12.00
1.50
Leicester-For C. H. M. S., Dec., W. H. M. U.
2.00
Kirby-Dec.
1.04
Londonderry-Dec.
50.55
C. H. M. S., July, $14.45 21.00
Lunenburg-For C. H. M. S., July
19.36
Lyndon-June, $11.50. Dec., $7.86
Lyndonville-May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. July, $20.50. Oct., W. H. M. U., $14.00. Nov., $20.50. Dec., $20.50. Dec., W. H. M. U., $14.00. For C. H. M. S., May, W. H. M. U., $5.00. Ditto, W. A., $15.00. Dec., W. H. M. U., $6.44 120.94 41.00
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