The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-03-27
The New Jersey conference.

~ ~ 1900 FCE''
closed its labors on Tuesday afternoon,
the 23d inst. The next conference will be
held in Bridgeton. The full list of appoint
ments is as follows:
New Bruasuick Dtstrict.-W. W. Motfett,
presiding elder, Red Bank: Asbury Park,
ID. II. Shock; Atlantic Highlands, j. II.
Conover; Bethesda, l.. NJ. Atkinson, Cass-
vile and Harmony, J. NJ. Reed; Cranbury,
f. W. Woodward; Eatonton and linton
Falls, supplied; Embury, W. f. Green
bank; EngIishtown, NJ. Vansant; Farm
ingdale, w. f. Herr; Freehold, w. NJ.
White: Keansburg, S. II. Potter; Green
vile Circuit. II. NJ. Smith; Hamilton and
Wall, c. W. Heisley; Hightstown, J.. II.
Mickle; Imlaystown, L.. A. B%earmore;
Island Heights, G. II. Snyder; Jackson
vile, to be supplied; Jacobstown and
C~ookstown, Enoch Green; Jamsburg, G.
r. Smith; Keyport, Calvary, Jesse Stiles;
Keyport, St. Johns, s. L. Sowder: Long
st. Luke's, Long Branch, A. Lawrence;
East Long Branch, A. II. Eberhardt: North
Long Branch, Asbury Church, S. S. Wealth
erby; Matawan and Cliwood, II. G. Will
liams; Manasquan and Spring Lake, j. W.
Gamble; Manchester and Writings, sup
piled; Midtown. r. B.. Stevenson; Morgan
vile, supplied; Navesink, c. E. Hill; New
Brunswick, First Church, M. Relyea; New
Brunswick, Pitman, G. c. Maddox: New
Brunswick, st. James, j. III. Handley; New
Egypt. w. T. Abbott; New Lisbon, G.. W.
Pine; Ocean Grove, st. Paul's, j. b. West
colt: Ocean Grove, Mission Church, f. II.
Stokes, with supply: Oceanic, l.. VI. Ed
wards; Ocean Beach, W. Franklin; Old
Bridge, supplied; Pointville and Wrights-
town, f. s. J.. Given; Point Pleasant, J.
L. Sawn; Port Monmouth, j. +. Sechrist;
Red Bank, First Church, II. Betting: Grace,
]. r. Mace; Seabright, A. NJ. Lake; Sayre-
vile, A. Chambers; Silverton, supplied:
South Amboy, G. F. Bishop; Toms River,
S. Z. Post; Washington, ]. J.. Nelson.
Cdmden District.-John S. Gaskill, pre-
siding elder; Absecon, j. II. Diverty;
English Greek and Zion, L. n. Clark; At
lantic City. First Church, j.. II. Boswell;
supplied; Berlin, r. s. Wilson; Bethel. S.
Townsend; Blackwood, J.. W. Norris;
Bridgeport, o. r. Thompson; Camden, Sd
Street. G. B. Wight; Union, G. l.. Dob
bins: Broadway, w. p. Davis; Tabernacle,
j. y. Dobbins; Centenary, j. S. Heisler:
Eighth Street, j.. H. Payran: Fillmore
Street, ID. W. c. Mcintyre; Grace, j. E..
Lake; Bethany, f. 5. %lIults; Chew's Land
ing Circuit, j. d. Sleeper: Clarksboro, II.
S. Norris; Cross Keys and Turnersville, S.
NJ. Hudson; Dudley, r. S. Harris; Ewens
Mills. to be supplied; Gloucester City, d
B. Harris: Greenland, to be supplied; Had
dontield. w. Pittenger; Hammonton and
Elm. j. Lavell; iIurffville, J.. J..
Graw; Linwood, S. c. Chattin; Merchant
vile, w. S. Barnart: Moorestown, II. j.
Zelly; Mullica Hill and jefferson, 4. p.
Dugan; Mays Landing, J. 6. Crate;
w, Paulsboro, l.. Larue; P~ennsgrove, f..
Margerum, Pennsgrove, St. Paul's, G.
Elvin; Pleasant Mills and Elwood, TO be
supplied; Port Republic and omithville,
n. Ogborn: Swedesboro. c. T. Garrison;
Smiths Landing, A. Wagg; T~horoughfare,
TO be supplied; Wenonah, j. G. Reed: Will
Jamestown, J. f. Heilenman; Wilton, j. F.
bury. j. p. Turpin; Mantua; S. s. Bell
vile: Pedricktown and Centre Grove. J.
Garrison.
Trenton Distrtet.-J. b. Graw, presiding
elder; Allentown and Sharon, p. Provost;
Barnegat, J. Wagg; Beverly, d. Moore;
B~ordentcwn, First Church. II. NJ. Brown;
Trinity, w. A. Massey: Bridgeboro, S. F.
Gaskill; Burlington, Broad Street, E. G..
Hancock; Union Street, ]. b. Haines; Gin
naminson, to be supplied; Column
bus, Edward Waters; Crosswicks and
Ellisdale, J. w. Stuart; Florence,
W. W. Christine; Goodluck and
Bayville, to be supplied; Groyeville, W. f.
Blackiston; Hamilton Square and Bakers
vile, to be supplied; Kingston, to be sup
piled; Indian Mills to be supplied; Lam
bertville. J. A. Dilks; Lumberton and
%Smithville, E. +. Sherman; Manahawkin,
T. S. Parker; Marion, to be supplied; Med
ford, G. S. Lawrence; Mount Holly, J.
Moore; New Gretna, ID. d. Fisher; Palmy-
IA, p. W. Bilderback; Pemberton, s.. W.
Lake; Pennington, f. H. Darrell; Rance
cas- and Masonville, w. B. Mobiles: Rocky
Hill, supplied; Trenton, Green Street, E.
Hewitt; Trinity, ]. c. Stranger; Union
Street, W. Wiley; State Street, J.. L.
Sooy; Warren Street, J. Q. r. Corliss: Cen
trail, W. p. G. Strickland; Hamilton Ave
nue., z. Clifford; Broad Street, W. Luther;
Simpson, r. J. Andrews; Tuckerton,
L.. O. Manchester; West Viucentown, T.
G. Carman; West Creek, J. II. Magee;
Windsor, G. Gildon; Waretown, to be sup
supplied; Lower Bank and Green Bank,
supplied; Princeton, c. II. Mckinney;
Titusville, J. II. Boyd.
Bridgetoa District.-W. Walton. presid-
ing elder; Alloway, c. II. Elder; Auburn,
supplied; Bridgeton, Commerce Street,
W. Reeves; Trinity, G. Reed; Central, G.
S. Sykes; Cape May City, j. II. Hutchin-
son; Cape May Courthouse, w. Mitchell;
Cedarviile. n. A. McNichol; Clayton,
Richard Thorn; Cumberland Circuit,
supplied: Dennisvilie. G.. G. Neal:
Dividing Creek, W. c. Babcock: Elmer,
James Rogers and W. II. Burley; Fairton,
David Steward: Goshen and Dyer's Creek,
f. r. Burngate: Gloucester Circuit, j. q.
Edwards: Glassboro. S. F. Wheeler; Har-
risonville. G.. f. Hancock; iIancock's
Bridge, L. c. Suntield; Haleyville and
B~uckshutem, G. S. Miller; Mau-icetown,
c. F. Downs; Melville, First Church, j.
r. Westwood; Foundry, G. II. Neal; Trim
ity. A. NJ. North; Nazareth and Deerfield,
G. II. Tullis: Newport, w. $. Ludlow;
Ocean City, c. X. Fleming; Pennsville,
W. a. Allen: Petersburg, G.. W. Lively;
Pleasant Grove, ID. B. Aekley; Port
Elizabeth, Z. J, Lippincott; Port Norris,
p. Corson; Quinton. j. T. Price; Roads
town, J. B. White: Salem, First Church,
W. S. Zane; broadway, J.. l.. Roe; Sea
Isle City, II. Y, C%heeseman; Sharptown,
J. w. Clark: South Nineiand, supplied;
Tabernacle, ]. b. Howard; Tuekahoe, Nj.
f. Stokes; KNOXVILLE. A. j. Gregory: Vine
land, p. Cline; Woodstown, n. J. Wright;
West Creek and baskerville, ". \. Lilly;
Willow Grove, j. p. Connolly.
X-Roads Election.
Tn at the crossroads school-house, the
election was on Monday evening, and we
are informed that there was a big time
there. Some wanted to elect Charles Mills,