The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-28
WEST VIRGINIA N. e. CONFER
ENCE.
Sixth Days Proceedings.
GRAFTON. Tuesday March ~

Sixth Days Proceedings.
GRAFTON, Tuesday March n.
The devotional exercises this morning
were conducted by Rev. Gideon Martin.
The report of the Committee on Mis-
sions was presented and adopted.
J. w. Upton, &. Polling, D. M. Heas-
ton and ]. w. Lambert were admitted on
trial.
D. Tasker was granted location at
his own request.
The report on statistics was read and
adopted. The report showed an increase
in the full membership of ,O96 and de-
crease of 1881 in probatloners.
The committee on Memoirs reported.
DR.. Martin read sketch of the life Of
Moses TitchenelI who died within the
wear at his home IN the West. After the
reading the Conference rose and sang
three verses of the hymn beginning,
SERVANT of God, we'll Done" DR.. +.
Bail then read the memoir OF Wilson L..
Hindmsn, after which three more verses
of the same hymn were sung.
Resolutions warmly commencing the
action of the committee on fraternity at
Cape May last sumner were passed by a
rising vote.
Committee on periodicals and books
reported and report adopted.
The committee to whom was referred
the list of non effective preachers, was
constituted rs follows: l.. n. Jordan, 5.
f. Wilson, Spencer King, NJ. McNeel,
b. NJ. Wallace, N. l.. Baumgardner, d.
Ii. N. Dix.
The report on church extension was
adopted.
The report on episcopal funds was
adopted.
A committee of five were appointed to
act as reporters for the next conference,
VIZ: Z w. RYAN, w. &. Snodgrass, 5.
r. Dawson, l.. l.. Stewart and q. 4.
Manchester.
Resolutions complimenting Rev. Wes-
ley Smith were proposed and passed.
Collections of $3.50 for sexton OF
church, and also one of SIG for the sec
retary were taken up.
Resolutions =, commenting K. L. Full
Ter for an lndlsn agency appointment
were passed.
Resolutions thanking Bishop Ames
for the able and kindly manner IN which
he had presided, were passed.
Also thanking the people OF Grafton
for the excellent entertainment the
preachers have enjoyed
Also TO the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and various steamboats, for reduc.
ton of fare.
AtlO.2O the Bishop began reading
the appointments, which are as follows:
MoRGANTowN DISTRICTS. sTEELs, P. z.
Morgantown-To be supplied.
Circuits. Lowther.
Smithtown-F. e. w. Ford.
Monongalis-J. +. Wasson.
-C..B Price.
Brsndonville-D. Cool.
One to be supplied.
Pleasant Hill-G. Rogers.
Grantsville-J. Lee.
Selbvsport and Johnstown-T. w.
Chidester.
Kingwood-W. Prettyman.
Mssontown-G. 9. Shstter.
Oskland-B. Ison.
Deer Psrk-To be supplied.
Newburg-S. King.
Rowlsburg-M. +. Compton.
Evansville-C j. Tippet.
Pleasant Grove-J. w. Hess.
Grat,on-L. II. Jordan.
Knottsville-W. j. Shsrpes.
Fetterman 5. +. Jones.
Pslstine-J. b. Feather.
st. George. &. Weaver.
Thornton To be supplied.
J.R Thompson, President West Va.
University.
WHEELING DIsTRICT-w. C. WILSON, p. n.
Wheeling, Fourth street "A. G.
George.
Wheeling, North street-G. Z. Wild.
ing.
Wheeling, Thompson church-A. r.
Kelley
Wheeling, Chapline strees-W. q.
Snodgrsss.
Wheeling, Zane Streets. B. d.
Prickitt
Wheeling, Wesley church-W. E.
Riepey. = y,.o
Msrshall-W. NJ. West.
-One to be supplied.
Moundsvile-J. NJ Warden
New Msrtinsvile-W.G u. Rheildafier.
Greeue-G. w. Parrot.
Cameron-J. l.. Clark
Grave Creek-W. f. Cannon.
A. &. Law.
Dallas-S. Kitchens.
Short Creek and Liberty-J. 2.
Thatcher.
Trisdelphis-D. Ii. X. Dix.
Benwood-C Conner.
Mt Union Colege-Prot +. w.
| Wood.
Educational Socie.y-W. II. Morton,
Secretary.
CLARKsBURG DIsTRIcT-J. W. W. Boil.
| TON, P. &
Clarksburg-W. E. Loomis.
West Milford-W. W. Kelly.
Wilsonburg-J. q. Hess.
j. G. Paugh.
Cherry Camp-R. S. WEIGH.
Smithton-J. @. Rexrosd.
Lumberport-N. B. johnson.
Pruntytown-C. S. Allemong.
Bridgeport-C. b. Conway.