_Waldo, ss._ Personally appeared the above named W. H. Rolfe and made
oath to the above certificate by me made.
PAUL F. FOSS, _Justice of the Peace_.
Pursuant to the said warrant, said applicants met at time and place and
proceeded to elect officers. Elected James R. Taber, president; Andrew
R. Myrick, clerk; James R. Taber, Charles Taylor, William H. Rolfe,
Charles Parsons and Jesse E. Cook, M. D., trustees; said trustees to
act as custodians of said church. Voted to add two more trustees to the
above board; elected John M. Thompson and Andrew R. Myrick.
Voted to elect a committee to draw and make a code of by-laws suitable
to govern said organization; elected W. H. Rolfe and J. R. Taber as
said committee. Voted that the above chosen officers serve in their
respective places until new ones are chosen to fill their places.
Voted that the president and clerk be appointed to grant permission to
whom they may think proper persons or parties to occupy said church.
Voted to adjourn. A. R. MYRICK, _Clerk_.
March 20th, 1904. Meeting called to order by the president. Voted to
choose a select committee of ladies and gentlemen on repairs; elected
Mrs. E. D. Chase, Mrs. C. E. Mitchell, Mrs. Willis Giles, Mrs. Charles
Taylor, Mrs. Fannie Bartlett, Mrs. Fred A. Whitten, Henry A. Bacon, E.
S. Stevens and F. A. Whitten, who shall spend the money on repairs as
they think best. Voted to construct steps at the outside doors instead
of a platform. Voted to adjourn subject to call.
A. R. MYRICK, _Clerk_.
May 4th, 1912. Met according to call. A. R. Myrick not being present,
E. D. Chase was elected clerk and treasurer. Adjourned.
E. D. CHASE, _Clerk_.
At a meeting called in 1915, no quorum appeared.