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EAST BALTIMORE CONFERENCE METH.
ODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, March 10, 1856

WILLIANsPoRT. Pa, March Is. 1866.
SIXTH DAY-TUESDAY.
Morning observation-disclosures met at 81 o'clock
Bishop Thomson in the chair. Devotional exercises
we're conducted by Rev. John A. Gere
The journal of yesterday was read and approved
me I1ll9mWng persons were nominated as mana
Sheer: VIM. Harden, Joseph France, J. Ii. Brown,
mer, Dr. John R. Muller, Martin W. Mettee.
The following committees were appointed for 1867:
Memoirs, Sunday Schools, Necesstous Cases, Exam
lining Committee, Visiting Committees to Colleges
and Seminaries, Executive Committee on Mission.
ments with the B. & o. r. R. concerning passes to
the next Conference at Frederick city. Preacher in
charge at Altoona was authorized to make similar
arrangements with the Penna. Central Railroad.
Committee on Statistics presented their report,
which was read and adopted
Board Of Stewards reported in part, which was
adopted.
Rev. DR.. Porter. of the New York Book Concern,
was introduced and addressed the Conference
Committee on Memoirs presented their report
Memoirs of Robert K. Pott, Wesley NJ. Showalter
and 5; Wesley Price were read and adopted.
A collection was taken up for the erection of
monument over the remains of Rev R. r. Pott,
amounting $3.50 in cash. and $27 in subscriptions
hev. l. MITCHELL }. Guyer and ID. Castleman were
monument.
Conference joined in singing the. hymn. COM
mencing
Servant of God well DONE"
Alter ter which, prayer offered by Rev. Drs. Gere
Committee Necessitous Cases presented their
report, which was read, amended, and adopted.
COMMITTEE on SemInaries presented their report,
which was read and adopted.
Adjourned with doX0logy and benediction,
Afternoon SesSion:--DevOtonal exercises by Rev.
read and approved.
The report on Colonization was presented, read
and adopted.
The report of the Board of Stewards was present.
ed read end adopted, and the amounts apportioned
to r the different claimants distributed
The report of the Committee on Temperance was
presented read and adopted.
Adjourned with the doxology and benedetion
EceHinp Session.-Devotional exercises by Rev.
Dr; feley Minutes of this afternoon session read
The memoir Of, Wesley NJ Showalter. which was
recommitted to the Committee on Memoirs at this
morning session, was read and approved
Tho reports of the Committee or the Tract and
SUNDAY School Cause was read and adopted.
The report Of the Committee on the Centenary of
MethodiSm recOnSidered and alter consderab Ie
discussion, adopted.
Various resolutions of thanks. &c were presented
collection was then taken up for the janitor.
After DEVOTIONAL exercises the appointments were
with doXology and benediction
pI BALTM9 M, DISsTf!cr.-Presding Elder-Joseph
pra m North Baltimore, Samqe! Barnes, James
K. gladden.; Exeter street, Leonard NJ Gardner: Har-
ford avenue; John S. Deale, B. G. W Reid. East
Bal I VIM. Harden, J. +. MCerd; Canton, ].
street, A. R. Rieley, J. Gamble, SUPP Jackson Square,
Centenary, John W. Hedges; High street, Samuel A.
wilson; p jefferson street Richard Norris Straw
. j..
Thomas Sherlock, R. S. Vinton, sup; Whatcoat, c.
Il TTigpett G. Hildt, sup; Huntingdon avenue, W.
North Baltimore circuit R. c. Haslup one to be SUP.
piled; Great Falls I. +. Creyer r. Parkinson: Long
Green, /. D Heron; Fast Hartford, VIM A. Mckee,
+: H. Gnurch; Hayrc de Grace, George W. Heyde:
West Hartford, VIM. NJ. Memingor John w. Smith,
one to be supplied Hereford, F. Mccartney, ". Il.
be supplied Castle Fin John Lloyd one to be- su 10
pHeed; Seamens Union Bethel, Henry Slicer member
81 high street &c Quarterly C9nferepee S. Mac
5. A., Fort Mclenry. member of East Baltimore
Quarterly Conference.
FREDERTCK Demonstrating Elder-J IT. C.
Observation-Disclosures city, james Curns; Frederick cir
cut N l. Smyser. c. D. Smith; Liberty, A. NJ Kes-
teri. Z. Vanmeter; Westminster. j. Edwin Amos,
stead, Hugh Linn, B. f. Clarkson; Emmttsb bi
VIM. II. Keith, t. Greenly; Middletown, H. C. Par
Doe one to be supplied; Antietam, J. y. Buckley j.
Maynesboro' G.. I. Thomas; Quincy, Levi s. Crone;
Merccrsburg, J. Benson Akers. one to be supplied;
land, Edward Kinsey; Frostburg George W. Cooper;
trostburg circqit Emory Buhrman. C. o. Cook; Pied
gheny, j. Montgomery, W. fiirst Heed 1N'''-
=, John \. Munroe, Principal Male Academy and
female Collegiate Institute, member of Westminster
CARLISLE DIsrR!CT; Presiding Eldor-B H. Gre
ger; GarEisile bayid E. Carroll Emory Dough
O. Smith. shippensburg H. s. Menden6 Sns SHIP 81 D.
Mfnb6g5E eTGu G. Moore to be supplied
circuit. c. Graham r Marshall west New Bio ot1nie
field, F. Ge5rhart. J. c; Hagey. Newport. j. W.
be supplied. Mflin station, Z, ". Kirby. Mifln
circuit, B. Polsgroye, VIM. Schriber. Gettysburg,
fe9' W. BoTss one o to be supplied York Springs
Shrewsbury G, Warren, J. W. Cuilrm, sup. YORK,
y. ? buckingham. York, ID charge q. I. Swartz
Gibson.
JuNTlrA ,DIsTRJor.--Presiding Eder-T. Barnhart
Altoona, }. s. MeMurray;, Hollidaysburg, a. w.
tTTTpr. Wn0UbnrrV
sMsllllams6uTg' John 4; Dixon; birmingham, John
MqaT j '" Cafo; PeterS5uEg James Brads Man
Job A. Price; Cassyille, j. +. Brown one to be SUP.
piled; Mount Union, s. NJ. Hartsock; Shirleysburg
s s, A. Creveling, one to be supplied; Meyeytown
GosE9y; Saxton, JIG. Clarke r. Maialliea; Bloody f
A. Z. Miller; Harrisburg, j. W. Leckie; Schellsbure
}. II. McGarrah; Mcconnell sburg, A. T. Taylor, one
10 be supplied. James ). Boyer transferred to Bal
NORTHUMBERLAND DIsTRIGT.-Presiding Elder
John Huyer; Williamsport Pine street, I. NJ, Reese
Hamlin, b; J. Gray. sup. Montoursville. A. NJ
CTeightOn; Muncy, D. Casteman, one to be supplied
Milton, S. W. Sears; chsqu2qre, B. P. King, i. l..
Mitfngburg, n. ". Coleburn; Northumberland IL
g. Di Sunbury, }. Anderson, Z. Shoemaker; Selins-
ey Eys5urg j Forrest M. n Afes; shamo fT5
/. 3. Riddle; Mount Carmel, j. Mullin; Ashland, b.
= st9veqs' j G. Stevens, sup; Catawssa, s G Swal-
Espy and Light street. A. NJ. Barnitz; Berwick j. A.
iere W ii. Norcross; 0r8ngeville. w. C. Hesser one
to be supplied; BloOmingdale, NJ. P. Crosthwaite
one to be supplied; Evansville, J. I. Porter, G. H.
Day; Beaver Meadow. G, T. Gray; White Haven, S.
shannon; LapOrte, one TO be supplied.
L. Mitchell President, j. T. Davis, Professor, VIII
Transport Dickinson Seminary, members Mulberry
street Quarterly Conference
4. FL. florence, Secretary of Pennsylvania Bible
SOCIETY, member of Sunbury Quarterly Conference.
BELLEFoNTE DIsTRICT.-Presiding Elder-Wilson
l.. SpottswOOd; Belleefonte, j. 2. SwanRer: Miles
burg, John 8. Mann; Port Matilda S. L. NJ. Conser;
Howard, George Leidy: Warriors Mark, Martin L,
Drum; Half Moon. 7. +. Mcclure NJ c. Britain;
Penn's Valley, Henry Wilson: Salona and Fleming
ton, ID. Hartman: Liberty Valley, To be supplied P
b. Ruch, sup: Lycoming, j. w. Haughawout R. f.
Kelly, sup; Newberry, Justus A, Meck; Salads
burg, John GusS; Jersey Shore, James T. Wilson;
Great Island. James Hunter, one to be supplied;
Lock Haven, Samuel Creighton; Clinton, G.. W. c.
Eanfossen: Sinnemahonng and Westpo. J. L.
Chandler, j. I. Craig Emporium, VIM. H. Stevens
Caledonia, to be supplied karthaus, Elisha Butler
Phlipsburg NJ K. Foster, Il. III. Switzer sup; Phil
ipSburg Circuit, L. W. Dunlap; Curwensvile and
Ceariieid d. S. Monroe, Glen Hope W. R. Whitney
one to, be supplied; New Washington. II. NJ. Ash,
one to be supplied.
William Earnshaw, Chaplain U. S. A. and member
Of Warriors Mark Quarterly Conference.
g. ID. CbenoWeth, Agent Dickinson College member
of Emory Quarterly Conference.
S. l.. Bowman, Professor of Dickinson College, and
member of Emory Quarterly Conference.
z. P Eye, President of Irving Female College, and
member Of Mechanicsburg Quarterly Conference.
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