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The annual meeting Of this association took place II
Roberts Chapel at early csudleght the 26h of Nov.
1876. The Rev Mr. GprleY called to the clsair. ia
the absence of Rev. ]. L. Richmond. The meeting wa.
opened with prayer ytthe Reverend Mr.. Daniels Il
was interesting and gratifying many eergymen
The Governor Of the State and large an audience present
The minutes of the last meeting read by Calvin
Fletcher Secretary, and the easuers report by j. ~ Ray
Part Of the Executive committee then reported viz
Messrs- Black. WiIkins Andrew Smith Blake Iinren-
eter Ohr and Hubbard stated their abors during the past
year. taa "a. "a. .a..,,af -
On motion. Messrs. Blske Andrew Smith and wilkins
were appointed commee TO nominate officers for the
ensuing year Soon after, they reported the following
who unanimously elected, viz


JAMES BLAKE. Esq, President


Rev. Messrs. Daniels Garley. Beecher Cressey Glett
Myers, Jamson and Phillips, Vice Presidents.


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


FIRST WARD.


Dsf. North Of Market ST. Dist o South of Market ST.
Mr.. Vance, Mrs. Noel. Mr.. Fletcher, Judith Smell.


WARD.


Dist 3. M ef.1arkef ST.. Dist. 4, S. of Market ST.
Mr. Tutewiler, Mrs. Brouse. Mr.. A. Smith, Mrs. VIII


THIRD WARD.
Dist. 5, NJ Of .harkes 81. Dist. g. S. of .Huief 81.
Mr. Brandon, Mrs. Culley. Mr.. Lingenfsher, Mrs.


Demoss


FOURTH WARD.


Dist 4 ". Of Market st. Dist. 8. s. Of Market St.
Mr. Hubbard. Mrs Ames. Mr.. Ohr Mrs Paxton


FIFTH Ward.


Dist 9, ". Of Market st. Dist 10, s. Of Market st.
Mr. Blake, Mrs. Whitcomb Mr.. Roll, Mrs. Marz.


SIXTH WARD.


Dist IL, ~ Of Market ST. Ds.. l2, S. Of Market 81.
MrHaihawsy Miss Douglass. Mr. Moreiy. Mrs. Hall.
On motion. Messrs. Hubbard Sharpe, A. HARRISON. Jen
kins and Jones appointed 10 take up subscription
which duty they performed and reported the easurers
Gov Whilcomb then made appropriate remarks and
introduced resolution to this pupor That the aud
residences Of respectable INDECENT widows and female
phans be asceained and suitable employment given them
aud that the course be adopted to and boys
needing employment; and that the Executive committee
enquire, in their visitings whether the children attend
Sabbath School, and if not learn they prevented by
want of clothing II So direct them to this Society," and
report their number at next meeting. 81
The Reys. Messrs. Cressey and Myers made eloquent
aud feeling remarks, excited by the occasion.
Several resolutions then presented to the society
by James Nj. Ray, Esq, viz:
ResOired That the sympahes and kind regard OF this
Society be presented highly esteemed President of
this Benevolent Society," for the past year. Rev. John L.
Richmond with the assurance that his past abors this
Society gratefully rememl cred and uus will be
cheerful reflection to him during his affection


This resolution adopted most unanimously ard with
the greatest respect the whole audience rising the taking
of the
Resolved That the various Cergymen of this place. he
requested notify their the Sabbath
of the expected call of the members of the Executive
Committee for clothing and subscriptions the Benevolent
Society on and after "Wednesday Of week. and that
they he requested have the clothing they may wish
give in readness-and that the Secretary notify The absent
Cergymcn.


Resolped, That the Secretary be requested 10 have
good supply of cards Immediately printed OF the Of
the Executive Committee be distributed by the Com
mee; provided the printing can be done, heretofore
without xpense TO the Society.


These resolutions adopted.


On motion Of Gov. Whitcomb the newspapers of the
city requested publish the proceedings of the Society
After appropriate hymn sung by the audience and
prayer offered by the Rev. Mr.. Myers the Society
adjourned.