Proceedings of New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: ... NEW YORK YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS In account with COMMITTEE FOR "THE MARGARET," of Plainfield, N. J. The report was satisfactory, and the following Friends, Richard D. Williams and Ella H. Williams, were added to the committee now in charge, and the committee was authorized to draw upon the treasurer for a sum not to exceed $525 for the ensuing year. (See appendix.) Treasurer's Account. The following committee was appointed to examine the account of the treasurer of this meeting, propose such sum as it may deem necessary to be raised for the use of the meeting for the coming year and propose a Friend for treasurer and one for correspondent: --J. Augustus Albertson, Charles C. Haviland, Job H. Wilbur, Charles F. Underhill, Franklin C. Haight, J. Edward Borden, Charles E. Washburn. Then adjourned until Third-day morning. THIRD-DAY MORNING. Third-day morning, the 24th of the month, Friends again convened. Isolated Friends.. The Committee on.Isolated Friends presented the following report: --To The Yearly Meet1ng: --One member of the Committee on Isolated Friends attended the meeting of Joint Committee of the Seven Yearly Meetings held at Clear Creek, Illinois, in 9th month last at an expense of about $45, and the committee has kept in touch with the work of the clerk of the Joint Committee. We recommend that a committee be appointed for next year, and that $150 be appropriated for its use. On behalf of the committee, Anna M. Jackson. El1sabeth Stover. The following report was received from the Joint Committee on Isolated Friends in the seven Yearly Meetings: --REPORT OF JOINT COMMITTEE7 ON ISOLATED MEMBERS, 1909. To New York Yearly Meet1ng Of Fr1ends: --. The Joint Committee of the Seven Yearly Meetings for Work among Isolated Members met four times between the s...