Governance and notable members of early Methodist church boards
The article outlines how the Methodist Episcopal Church in a New England town was governed by a Quarterly Conference and an Official Board. It lists prominent long‑time board members, past and present, including donors who funded church sites and construction, and notes major repairs and rebuilding of the church and Sunday school facilities around 1880 and 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Quarterly Conference
Ladies” Aid Society
Missionary Societies
Seymour W. Baldwin
DC. Baldwin
Bennington
Ed Gnawold
Eea'a
Sere Giso
Alfred C. Phipps
Samuel B. Sprague
L. J. Carpenter
Lowen
Levi Morse
Cnas IT
T. Wallis Grose
First Methodist Episcopal Church Builds Larger Future
The Official Board of the First Methodist Episcopal Church confronts a choice between repairing the aging parsonage and funding a new, larger building. Led by Dr Kirby the church moves to a modern stone structure on the square, aiming to serve the community for many years and expand its program. Nearby notes recall the long history since 1831 and past debt cancellation under Dr Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Church Society
Calvin Ensign
Stewart
WB. Winters
Winter
Kirby
Ely Tia
New Methodist Church
Corbin
Sherwin-Williams
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Worea
Foreign Missionary Society
J G. Whitney
M. M. Weoz
Hattie A. Chapple
F. Burke
J. N. Reals
George Srevers
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Frederick L. Brown
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Elyria Hardware Company
the Farm Implement Coo
Broad Street
D M. Johnson
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
New Castle News
New Castle, Pa
Washington Savings Bank
Lincoln Heights Savings & Loan
First National Bank
Willoughby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Canton
Leetonia Savings & Trust Co
Elyria M. E
Delaware Ave
Lorain Christian Church
Butler, Pa