The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-29
THE M. 3. CHURCH.
Closing Session of the Southeast Conference
The List of Appointments.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRooKvILLE. Sept 28.-The last day of the
conference was full of business and interest
Rev. j. K. Pye conducted the opening service.
The various committees presented their reports,
there being twenty of them. Many of these were
very interesting. Very little discussion was had
on the reports.
Rev. w. w. Reynolds was elected treasurer of
the benevolent funds for the ensuing year.
A vete of thanks was rendered to the citizens,
the pastors, the railroads. the bishop and the
secretaries Prayer was offered By DR.. Bayliss,
editor of the Western Christian Advocate A
session for the conclusion of business was held
in the afternoon. The transfer of G. W. Hagitt
from the Austin, Tex, Conference was an
nounced; Also the transfer of A. W. Lamport
from the North Indiana Conference At the
morning session the memorials of Rev. A. E.
Watkins and Mrs. Mauphin and Mrs. Wells
wives of ministers, were presented The sacra-
ment was administered and greatly enjoyed.
Following is the list of appointments an
nounced by the Bishop;
INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICTS Tincher, presiding
elder.
Acton, A. Jamison; Brightwood. to be supplied by
T. H. Lynch; Castleton g. S. Conner; Fairland. j.
2. Pe Franklin, Reuben Andrus Georgetown. w. G.
A. Robertson; Hope, w. H. Wydman. Indianapolis:
Central-avenue, A. w. Lamport Edwin Ray, E. B.
Rawls; Fetcher-place j. A. Sargent; Grace. I. B.
L H. Mcconnell; Seventh-street, F. S. Tincher;
Third .street. j. w. Duncan. Mapleton, Joseph Cot
tom Nineveh Isaac Turner; Palestine L: d. Moore;
Shelbyville j. K. Pye Southport j. w. Dashell.
.. T. ID. John, professor in DePauw. Albert Cain
and W. B. Clancy, left without appointment, to
attend some one of the schools.
CAxy M III
Arlington, J. W. Mellender; Brookville, j. G. Cha.
fee; Brownsville, A. N. Marlatt; Carthage, Henry
Morrow; Carksburg, supplied by J. d. Cunent; Con-
nersyille, j. III. Doddrdge Fairfield G.. c. Clouds;
Glenwood G. w. Winchester and j. IT, Scull; Laurel.
j. F: McClain; Liberty and College Corner c. Q. Ed
wards; Maplewood John Machon: Metamora, G. w.
Wilson; Milford j. r. t. Lathrop; Milroy NJ B. Hyde
and w. w. Snyder; Milton. f. S. Potts; Morrstown,
b. F. Morgan; Mount Carmel. Daniel Ryan; New
Trenton, Wilson Stark; Rushville. f. @. Holiday:
Saint Paul, d. q. Benjamin; Wadron, w. NJ Grubbs.
MooREs HILL DIsTRIoT-E. H. Wood, presiding
elder.
Dilsboro, J. T.. ONeel. Greensburg: Centenary, R.
D. Black; First Church. e. L. Dolph Hartford r. l..
Kinnear Johannesburg c. w. Lee; Lawreneeburg
Circuit, j. 9. White; Madison, NJ L. Wells; Manches.
ter. D. T. Hedges; Moore6ed c. Il. Larrabee: Moores
Hill B. w. Cooper; North Madison, J. N. Thompson:
Osgood. T Harrison; Patriot j. w Allen; Rising
Versai les. Jesse Miller; Vevay II. Harris: Westport,
F. A. Guthrie: Wilmington. J. w. Mendal l.. G.
Atkinson president Moores Hill College
JEFFERsOvNILLE DIsTRICT-G. L. Curtss, presd-
ing elder.
Asbury, r. a. Moore: Brownstown g. Cochr an;
Charlestown, S. A. Bright; Columbus. " w. Tevis;
CrothersvIlle , A. NJ Lowden Edinburg j. " Tur
Henryville, J. NJ. Norton Holman. g. F. Bovard JEFF
fersonville: Port Fulton IT, G. Beharrel Wall street.
R. Roberts louisville. Adam Scott: Kent. Lewis
King; New Bellville. j. p Maupin; New Washington
H. M flwyn; North Vernon. j. w. Northcott; Paris,
@. II. McMillan Scottsburg. w. h Mathews:
Seymour. j. S. Tevis; Taylorsville G. E. Line Utica
w. r. Lathrop: Vernon, c. w. Tinsley. A. W. Adkn
| son and G. e. Neville misso, aries to Dakota