The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

the doxology and the benediction by W.
C. Wilson.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Conference met at 8 o'clock, devotional
service by DR.. Prettyman.
Leave Of absence was granted to J. w.
Roger and L. D. Casio.
Brother Ryan brought to the attention
OF the Conference the preachers Aid So
ciety," and addressed the Conference on
the subject, urging the preachers to be.
come members OF the society. Seyera
new members were obtained.
A collection was lifted to defray the ex-
penses incurred by the Secretary in fur
nIishing stationery for the Conferences:
The case OF Brother ]. A. II. Wilso n
was taken up. He was granted a locatio n
at his own request.
Benjamin Ison was granted supernu-
merary relation at his own request.
The Committee on Missions made their
report. The report was read. This re-
port provides for the expenditure OF 81
500 for the missions within the bounds
Of the Conference. The report was
adopted.
The Bishop announced the transfer Of
VIM. NJ. West from the Baltimore Con-
ference, whose name was entered on the list
OF effective elders.
Al. LYDIA and the presiding elder OF
Buckhannon District, were directed 10
make diligent efforts to secure for the
objects specified, the proceeds OF the Ward
bcquest.
4 resolution, relating to the attendance
Of the members Of our churches at places
Of sinful amusement was read and
adopted.
The transfer OF DR.. Alex. Martin to
the North Indiana Conference was an
nounced.
The roll Of the Conference was called
to receive the preachers subscriptions TO
publish the Conference minutes. A suti.
cient sum was secured, and the publica-
ton in usual style was ordered.
The credentials OF ordination OF Nath-
ANAL Morris, late an Elder in the Church
OF God, were presented and read to the
Conference. Pending the question as to
the recognition Of his orders, leave was
given him to withdraw his application.
The journal was read and approved. 1t
was ordered that the Conference after de-
vo,ional services conducted by Benz. Ison
and the reading Of the appointments be
sine die.
The following appointments for 1876
were announced:
MoRdANTowN DlsrRICT-Sdmusl Steele,
Psiding Elder.
Morgantown Station-John X. Thomp.
son.
Morgantown Circuit-John NJ. Powell.
SmithtOwn-F. G. W. Ford.
Monongalia-Je.se F. Snodgrass.
Brandonville-W.J. Sharpe.
Pleasant Hill-John W. Hess.
Grantsyille-F. W. Chichester.
Kingwood-Wesley Prettyman.
Masontown-J. ]. Dolliver.
Oakland-J. A. Fullerton.
Deer Park-To be supplied.
Newburgh-J. NJ. Warden.
Rowlesburg-Samuel E. Jones.
Fetterman-Joseph Lee.
Thornton-To be supplied.
St. George. G. Weaver.
Palatine-J. B. Feather.
Knottsville-W. L. Rippey.
Grafton-James +. Kibbe.
Pleasant Grove-Daniel Cool.
EvNnsville-C.J. Trippett.
WHEELING DrsrRIcr-F Bal, Presiding
Eide.
Wheeling, Fourth SIreet-Jas. Mex.
Kelley.
Wheeling, North street-Georgc c.
Wilding.
Wheeling, Thomson Church-C. E.
Manchester.
Wheeling, Zane Street-J.P. Thatcher.
Wesley Church-W. NJ. West.
Wheeling, Chapline Stree.-W. G. Snod-
grass.
Marshall-D, H. X. Dix.
Muundsville-H. C. Sanford.
Benwood-Calvin Conner,
Triadelphia-L. II. Jordan.
Short Creek and Liberty-G. c. Schaei-
fer.
Dallas-S. King.
Grave Creek--W.L Hindman, S Cum.
mings.
CSmerou-James L. Clark.
Green-M. A. W. Young.
New Martinsville-W. Rheildafier.
F. W. Wood-Business Agent, Mt.
Union College.
CLARKsBURG DErRIcr-J. W. Bolton,
Paiding EIDE;
Clarksburg-Sylyester Lowther.
West Miliord-E, D. Buckner, W, W.
Wiisonburg-J. c. RexrOad, J. H. He's,
Cherry Campo. S. AllemOng.
Smithton-D. Tasker.
I.umberport-R, Northcraft.
Pruntytown-W. E. LOOMS.
Bridgcport-To be supplied.
Littleton-G. W. PARROT,
Jollytown-W.D. carrico, E. D. Buck
BIacksville-C. H. Conway.
Pine Grove-N. B. Johnston. e.
Maurington-M. McNeel.
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