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1833.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 191

as fully and effectually as any other religious corporation
or body politic in this state hath right to have, hold and
enjoy.

Trustees named

Sec. 2. And be it enacted. That the first trustees of said
corporation shall be and consist of the following persons,
to wit: the Reverend Peter Harreman, Charles G. Green-
well, James McWilliams, James W. Roach, John Coard,
Enoch Neale, Henry Miles, Charles Medley, members of

Future trustees

the said congregation; and the future trustees of the said
corporation shall be and consist of the pastor of the church
for the time being, and seven lay members of the congre-
gation of Roman Catholics in Sacred Heart church afore-
said, to be appointed and elected in the manner hereinafter
mentioned.

Election of 7 day

trustees

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That all and every of the
members of the said congregation, holding a pew in the
church, and paying for the same, or otherwise contributing
towards the support of the same church or the pastor of the
congregation, shall meet at their usual place of worship on
Monday after Whitsunday, in the year eighteen hundred
and thirty five, and on the Monday after Whitsunday in
every year thereafter forever, of which notice shall be given
in the said church any time within one month preceding
said day of election, and then and there shall elect by bal-
lot the said seven lay trustees, and the persons so chosen
shall be trustees of the said corporation until the next elec-
tion, whose names, on such election, shall be declared by
the pastor, and entered in the books of the said corpora-
tion for that purpose to be kept.

how organized—
powers

Sec. 4.And be it enacted. That it shall and may be law-
ful for the trustees above named, and their successors, from
time to time as occasion shall require, to meet together for
the purpose of transacting the business of the congregation
under their care, of the time and place of which meetings
due notice shall be given to all the said trustees at least
two days before, and of which the pastor shall be president,
if attending, and if four of the said trustees shall attend,
they shall form a quorum or board, and shall have power
by a majority of voices, to make, ordais and establish such
rules, orders and regulations, for the management of the tem-
poral business, and disposing of the estate of the said cor-
poration as they shall judge proper; Provided, that such
rules, orders and regulations be not repugnant to the con-
stitution and laws of this state.



 

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