. History of Conway (Massachusetts) 1767-1917 . D. Luey,William G. Avery, and Edwin T. Cook. The directors areA. P. Delabarre, John B. Packard, A. C. Guilford, Fred , and AKin C. Boice. 126 HISTORY OF CONWAY. An act of the Legislature approved by his Excellency OliverAmes, March 10, 1887, constituted Richard Tucker, EdwardDelabarre, Carlos Batchelder, John B. Packard, and William a corporation by the name of the Conway SavingsBank and the institution was opened for business April 16, growth of the bank has been healthy and continuous. Atthe end of its first year of
. History of Conway (Massachusetts) 1767-1917 . D. Luey,William G. Avery, and Edwin T. Cook. The directors areA. P. Delabarre, John B. Packard, A. C. Guilford, Fred , and AKin C. Boice. 126 HISTORY OF CONWAY. An act of the Legislature approved by his Excellency OliverAmes, March 10, 1887, constituted Richard Tucker, EdwardDelabarre, Carlos Batchelder, John B. Packard, and William a corporation by the name of the Conway SavingsBank and the institution was opened for business April 16, growth of the bank has been healthy and continuous. Atthe end of its first year of existence the deposits were $31, the present time the deposits are $455,000 with a guaranteefund and surplus of $27,000. The bank has paid 4 per centinterest on deposits annually. The present officers are: A. P. Delabarre, president; H. and Allison Howes, vice-presidents; A. C. Guilford,treasurer; Max Antes, C. L. Boyden, Victor Bardwell, CharlesParsons, A. J. Patterson, C. L. Hassell, C. F. Elmer, and J. , CongregationalBaptist CatholicMethodist The Conway Churches. ClIAlIlK \\. Till-: (m : Congregational Church. Uv Rkv. Edward Chitk. Religious services were held within the Hniits of the townas early as 1767, but it was not until the following year thata ohurch was organized. On Jul\ 14, 1768, thirty-two persons,sixteen men and sixteen women, signed the covenant and thusconstituted the First Congregational Church of Conway. Pre-\ious to the organization of the church, at an adjourned townmeeting held at the house of Capt. Jonathan Whitney, a com-mittee was appointed to fix the center of the town, so that themeeting house would be conxenient to the residents of thetownshij). The committee reported that the place selected wasye nole about fifteen or twenty rods north of the southeastcorner of the (\MUer Street, and upon that spot the house waserected. The next thing was to choose a Learned and OrthodoxMinister. Rev. Mr. Strong wa
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