The daily gazette., 1879-03-25

1TdpDt--M w VI w drntr.
Hillsboro-F g McSorley.
Greensboro-J A Brinde.
Kings Creek-E II Miller.
Denton-J f Smith
Marydel-W X McFarlane.
DOVER DISTRICT.
John Hough, Presiding Elder.
Dover--W = DAVIS.
Leipsic and Raymond-I n Foreman.
Camden-H S Thompson and Il At
kins.
Wyoming-W w Redman.
Felton--Jo oseph Robinson.
Frederica-J T. Mowbray.
Barrett's Chapeland Milford Neck-W
Corkran.
Miltord-J b Quigg.
Harrlngton-A w Milby and Chas A
Grice.
Lincoln-G s Conoway.
Ellendale-George = Gassner.
Georgetown-,J w Hammersley.
Milton-Robt w Todd.
Lewes-W. f. England.
Millsboro-V. Gray.
Bridgcyile-R. G. Jones and j. NJ
Lindale.
Seaford-Henry Colclazer.
Federalsburg-W. V. Walton and Ju-
lius Dodd.
Gaestown-James Carroll.
Dorchester-J. L. VanBurkalo y, L.
q. Andrew.
Cambrldge-J. p. Otis.
Beckwith ana Spedden-T. +. Terry.
Church Creek Edw. l.. Hubbard.
Woodlantown--To be supplied.
Hooper's Island-To be supplied.
! G.. s. Gassner transferred from the Illi-
nols Conference and stationed DIT Ellen
dale.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
T. S. Williams. Presiding Elder.
Salisbpry-G w. Townsend.
Frmtland-W. l.. p. Bowen.
Delmar-S. T. Gardner,
Laurcl-Geo. A. Phnbus.
Lewisville-W. NJ. Greene.
Parsonsburg-A. w. Chandler.
Gumboro-E. H. Hynson.
Frankford- f. II. Nelson.
Roxanna-Joseph Dare.
Berlin-G. w. Wilcox.
Snow HIll-W. w. w. Wilson.
Chincoteague-T.A A. II. O'Brien.
Newtown-R. Roe.
Stockholm. j. Prettyman,
Accomac-W. j. Duhadway.
Crisfield-Adam Steugle.
Asbary-T. o. Ayers.
Annamesex-J. A. Arters, r. X. Ste
phenson.
Fairmount-W. i. Bayne.
Princess Anne-W. +. Talbot, G. A.
Hin.
Deals Island-T. r. Creamer
Hollands Island--J. w. Poole.
" Quantico-James Conner.
Snarptown-T. III. Harding.
After the announcement of the appoint
ments, Conference adjourned with the
doxology and the benediction by Bishop
Simpson,
NOTES.
An anti-Nann delegation came over and
worked hard to-day to prevent the return
Of j. b. Mann to the Union Church but
they were defeated and the Mann faction
came off with flying colors.
A number offall-fledged ministers, will
be surprised if they happen to read the
Il. Il. and c. and Morning Herald, to see
themselves classed as 'candi 1ates for ad.
mission on trial." and as applicants fol
Deacon's and Elders orders. They wsre
simply appointed as committees to exam
inc applicants for these respective classes
as will be seen by the GAZETTE, which
published the only correct and compre
hensive reports Of the Conference pro
ceedings that were printed.
A FELTON, delegation came up to-day
| w oCSuiC bcN' III. w llllo, vi Now vi n
for their town, but found objections tC
the admission ofDr. Willis into this Con.
ference, because he drove a fast horse
However, they secured the appointment
of Rev. Joseph Robinson to the FeltoE
Church, and went home happy.
1t was rather surprising how the ap-
pointments leaked out before they were
announced, but they did, and were cor
rect in every instance.
There are no changes in the Whining
ton pulpits, excepting Epworth, where
w. 5. Robinson succeeds f. Z. Macnich.
ol, who goes to Charlestown, Md.
Conductor Thomas Hawkins had
charge of the extra conference train, anC
as usual, was very courteous and accom-
modating to the ministers aud others who
rode on his train.
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