Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

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S Gregg Of + Cleveland hod done well.
He returned S72 to The missionary fund.
G w Chesbrough of Willoughby report.
ed an increased amount Of Missionary con.
MISUNDERSTANDING done well. -
A. N. Brown, of Mentor, done quite well
during the last year. He reported o large
increase IN his collections.
II Kellogg, Of Troy s4s so for missions
| Had done fair a man Of zeal.
i I Stubs, of Chagrin Falls He had
succeeded we'll 10 z.'--' .
II NJ Chamberlain, Of Montville, for
missions, $40 an increase He was o
zeaIous preacher. 1'i r. ---,.t 3. -.-.
I A Norton, of Charlton. had been in the
Bible work. 40 - .1E
Il Latimcr, Of Chirdon. Missionary
money increased, ana al other collections.
He had been popular and useful.
II Knapp, Of Thompson, $50 missionary
mCRey. He was an Industrious man.
CIV Maltby, of Painesville. reported
collections all fair. Elder said he was a
strong man, and popular on his charge.
| d. Smith, Of Perry, had raised all Tie col
ections, and had managed difficult charge
we'll ----s-
|
ections he had done all his work well, aud
was excellent preacher.
) Wilkinson, of Grand River. had Increased
his collections and passed fair on his work.
| B y Plumpton is in the agency of the Colo.
nixation Socety. lie was coutiuaed.
Dr q Kingsley, OF Cincinnati. was so well
known as To need no comments from the FL der.
lie edits the Western Christian .4deocate
II. d. Cole, of B.inbridge had increased his
collections. He was good preacher, and Of an
excellent spirit: t.a--
thing against NJ Hill, Presiding Elder Moth
ing against him He stated they had built some
meeting houses. collections were increased
! District in fair shape.
Preachers represented him as well-liked-a
first rate elder.
w. F. .e,Dof a Ravenna Mis- coll. SsO-an
increase vGro last year. Elder represented him
as q laborious and excellent preacher. Right
every way.
J. Peatc, of Akron, not prescnt-he had pass
ed the year with great success.
r. NJ Warren, of Eric, had raised 81 cents
per member for missons-has finished his sec
ond wear at Simpson Chapel-had done vcrpwell
r. B. TAFT, did not go to his work-his health
was not very good-thc charge had not suffered
he did not feel it his duty to go there and
preach three times day--he loved the church,
and did not at all relish lying idle--case passed
L. f. Beardsley, of Wesleyyille had increased
his coils largely--hc had had charge of the work.
Br. Tait had been appointed to this work -
had done well. 5&-.L .-E
]. Leslie of North East, reported fai ron
collections--was well represented.
j. K, Hallock, of Waterford, gave good re
port. 1t was classic ground.
S. Burton, of McKaen---had Increased his col
lections. and had labored profitably.
J. Wilson, of Edinboro, had advanced hi
coils. and was a successful preacher.
j. II. Vance, of Fairview, had Increased hi
collections-had rather broken year-had beer
afflicted, having lost his wife, yet had labored
successfully.
j Robinson Of Girard had advanced all his
collections.
Brother Robinson tbaueht the committee
of last year had done him great injustice. The
record Of the case was read, and aU appeal was
granted. ...-r.L
w HOLSTER of Union had done well on hlf
work.
The Elder said this had been good year fOl
brother Robinson at Girard.
u Staples of Union had passed we'll on hi:
charge.
Cram OF Watsburgh had doubled his CO |
! lections. wGs 40 ardent worker in the vineyard
! oflhe Lord.
Barrs of same charge was rather an extra
preacher. A Burgess of KiDgsyile had in
creased his collections, and had managed his
, workw ell. .........-
ii Tagg Of Conneaut had increased his
collection Every body loves him, and is very
popular.
A Hall of Springfield, reported well aud
/ passed all right
, Il NJ Knowl.s Of Albion is SICK he was su-
, peranuaied.
L d Prosser, of Grard, had been superauu-
ated, but took ubor last year He has not
strength His case vas laid over,
prs Wilkinson, Of Albion, was faithful
eacher. ..-
t TGuy, Of Ashtabula, had largely increased
his collections. lie has done capitallyi and We
are renpiug the bcue6ts.
RF kceler, Of Clymer, has done we'll Al
right.
Meadviilc district called. Nothing against
was represented as being in healthy and pros
I perous condition. The Elder now closed bis
term of Office most sgreeably. The preacher:
Q said the Elder was we'll received. aud stood
= high.
. JE Chaplin, of Meadvil!e, reported good
{ collectors lie had. done well at Meadville.
! PW Sherwood, Of Seagertown. Collection:
= good. All right in his case. ..-.
. &C. Wilson. of Talmnge, decrease In his col
lection. Ills Elder Represented him as having
. done well.
Ia An
=. his collections. lie had served with great ac-
: ceptabifty
JB Hammond of Franklin had increase col
= lection, aud had done NELL on FrsDklin charge
= CT Kingsbury of rwinsburg, had increased
his collections. lie was an eficient thorough
man. ....f....I-
i NJ Williams of Bedford Increased his co!Iec
tions. Had served two years and had made
tn ngs go generally.
b ID Prosser of Newburgh had labored har,
y and had doue well. ...r--
SIS Nye Of Northampton. Everything wa
n fair in his case.
BIC Warner of Charleston had increase,
J. his collections. lie had attended thoroughly
10 bis work.
= NJ Colegrove of Rootstown had come late t,
,. his work aud finally did not do his work at all
Elder did not know how the case was exactly
He did not go to his work because he could no
o move bis family, and his health was not frs
rate. The charge was afflicted because be d
n no, come. The case was passed over for tn
Il prescnt
= Ii p Henderson OF Braceviile had advance