The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-06-23

for religious instruction" AT the
conclusion of the sermon the congre-
cation was led in prayer by Rev.
VIM. Hesse, and then. after singing
praise God from whom all blessing
tlow," was dismissed with benedic-
ton by Rev. J. w. Cornelius. Dur
ing the services ten ministers were
in the pulpit and others in the con-
AFTERNOON.
AT 2:30 O'Clock a children's meet
ing was held, and conducted by Rev.
Baker, opened by singing "Beau-
tiful valley of Eden" and reading
18th chapter of st. Luke by Rev. j.
w. Cornelius, Prayer by Rev. J. M.
Davis. Singing, "We're marching to
Zion" Address by Miss Jennie Smith
Singing, Wonderful words of Life"
Address by Rev. J. w. Corne-
Illus. Singing, "On Jordon's Stormy
Banks" Address by Rev. w. A.
Baker. Singing, "Let the Lower
Lights be Burning" after which
Rev. ]. w. Cornelius again made
short address. Doxology, and bene-
diction by Rev. j. S. Laughlin.
EVENING.
In the evening the exercises con-
sisted of sacred song service by the
choir for half an hour, and then
promise and praise meeting, conduct
ed by Rev. w. A. Baker, and en-
gagged in by the delegates and minis
theirs present, after which parting
addresses were delivered and meeting
closed with doxology and benedic-
ton.
Names of schools and number of
teachers and scholars reported by
each:
Accident E. L., 1O6; Glade Valley,
So Oakland E. L, 105; Deer Park,
E. IL. So; Johnstown, 10; Mt, Holly.
Al Cove, SO ; Emmanuel M. E. South,
81 ; Bear Creek, 4S; Oakland Pres,
80; Armstead, SO; Oak Dale, Al
North Glade. s.; McHenry, 81;
Winding Hill, 81; Mercy Chapel, A
Mt. Zion, 66; Grantsville E. L., 46
Selbysport, 50; ST. John, So; Lyn-
dale, %; Bethlehem, 3S; Grantsville
M. E. 40; Friendsville. Sc; Mt. Beu-
lah, As; Trinity, 81; Dayis Mill. 81:
Swanton, "a; Sunny Side, Sc; Gap
Run, 60; Oakland NJ. E., 1853; Deer
Park. Sc: Emmanuel E. L., 70; Will
son Chapel, So; Deep Creek, 45 Glen
Dale, 56; number of schools reported
So; number open entire year. u;
number open part of the year, "A
number using uniform leaves, 50
number not using uniform leaves,
l ;number of M. E. Schools, II; num-
Der of Union, 10; number of E. L.,
6; number of U. B., 3; number of M.
E. South, 2; number of Reformed,
2; number of Presbyterian, |; num-
Der of officers estimated $50 number
of teachers reported al number of
scholars reported 1910. Total, 1851.
Number of scholars united with
church during the year IS. Largest
school in the county, Oakland, M.
E. Smallest school in the county,
Lyndale U. B.
Ministers present -Revs. w. A.
Baker, j. w. Cornelius, j. B. Shoup,
j. M. Davis, G. H. Mock, p. Hamill,
VIM. Stoudenmire, n. l.. Baumgard-
ner, j. S. Laughlin, VIM. Hesse. H.
e. Friend, Geo. w. Kepler, Samuel
Ferguson, G. B. Ludwig, w. E..
George and j. G. RodeheaYer.
DELEGATES.
Mt. Zion, d. B. I.ayman, Supt; G.
A. Murphy.
North Glade, George S. Lee Supt !;
Thompson GiIpin.
Oak Dale, NJ. T. McRrobie, Supt !;
A. G. Tasker.
Armztead, G. w. Burk, Supt w.
H. Speicher.
Accident. w. limbaugh, Supt; S.
E. Boyer.
Glade Valley, George P. White,
Supt Alfred King.
Oakland, E. L., j. Shartzer Supt !;
HI. Lowe.
Deer Park E. L., Samuel G. Hoye,
Supt; w. D. Hoye.
Mt. Holly, j. j. Smearman, Supt !;
and delegate.
Johnstown, H. r. Dewitt, Supt !;
S. Ferguson.
Cove, w. M. Lohr, Supt.
Emmanuel M. E. South, George A.
Crow, Supt; Thomas Powell.
Bear Creek, Joel Diehl, Supt; Au-
slime Speicher.
Oakland Presbyterian, J. A. Grant,
Supt; w. p. Totten.
Swanton, G. M. Miller, Supt; A.
F. George.
Davis Mill. G. w. Kepler, Supt !;
j. H. Riley.
Trinity, G. J. Otto, Supt; Asa
burst.
Mt. Beulah, S, Wiland, Supt J..
M. burst.
Friendsville, R. B.. White, Supt !;
w. Ryland.
Grantsville, M. f. DR.. A. F. Spich-
err, Supt; S. j. Beachy.
Bethlehem, j. l.. Paugh, Supt; H.
II. Hardesty.
Lyndale, John Moon, Supt.
st. John, George G. Meese, Supt ;
Joseph Blocher.
Selbysport. P. T. Cartwright, Supt;
A. f. Fike.
Grantsville E. L., III. Winterberg,
Supt H. Wagner, Sr.
Mercy Chapel, G. w. Frazee, Supt;
Ohio GnpoIfnon