Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
WHOLE NO. 1854.
Conference Programme.
OhDEk OF BUSINESS AT THE COMING,
SESSION OF THE WILMINGTON NJ
L. CONFERENCE.


Inc following programme has been
arranged Oy the Rev. w. w. w. VIII
son, pastor of Ebenezer NJ. E. Church
OF Easton Md, for the session of the
wilmington Annual Conference which
w VII 0egln IN EastOn on Wednesday
March 10Th: The programme will be-
followed without material change or
variation, and only upon vote Of the
conference: '-'o
Monday, March 18th.-8 Pm av
aminations in conference studies beoin
tuesday, March 19th.-8 p. NJ
temperance anniversary; chirman. the
fey q. w. Burke; speakers. the ReI,
Alfred Smith and Mary T. Latbrop
Wednesday, March 2Oth-9 A NJ
opening OF business session; IL A. M
statlstical.sessiOn 2.3OP. NJ. annivarI
Sary OF the Wilmington Conference
historical. Society, the Rev. B. F. Price
CHAIRMAN History of Easton M r
Ghurch," IN by the Rev. R. w. Todd
rKelIcS., Gathered by the Historicai
Society,"" by Albert Cowgirl, ESQ: 20
P: NJ, anniversary of the Sundav-scbooI
Union, Bible and Tract s0cietiee.
chairman, the Rev. J. T. VanBurka1
low; speakers, the Rev. J. T. HnrI.
Myers. l HollaS
Thursday, March 2lst-8.3O NJ
devotional exercises; ga. NJ. bnsiness
session; 2.30 D. m. anniversarv of tbo
w Moman's Foreign Missionary Society,
chairman, the Rev. T. H. HAYNES:
sPGakers' Mrs. Z. B. Stevens and Dr.
.; l.; Baldwin; 7.30 P. NJ, anniversary
OF the Freedman's Aid Society and
southern Educational Society chair
man; the Rev. J. f. Bryan; Speakers
the Rev. Julius DOod, DIR. J. c. Hart.
zell and DR.. F. J. Wagner.
FRIDAY, March 22d-S.3O A. NJ. de-
Votlonal exercises; 9 A. M, business
session 23O P. NJ, anniversary of the
"oman's Home Missionary Society.
president, Mrs. G. c. Browne: sneak,
ers, the Rev. I. f. Terry and Bisbon
II, ,. Foster, d. D., Ii. D.; 7.9OP.Mt
guuCational @ anniversary; chairman
Dr: j. Il. Caldwell; speakers, the Rev
!. r Otis, Hon. Eli Salisbury and
DIR. c. H. Payne. "u
Saturday, March 23d-8.3O A n
devotional exercises ga. NJ. business
session 2.3O P. NJ, stewards anniver.
s:ary chairman, the Rev. joseph Rob-
lnson speakers, the Rev. w. F CorL-
ran and the Rev. J. S. Willis: 73O p
NJ, Church Extension Anniversarv
chairman, the r. c. Jones. sneakers
T1e u Rev. A. S. Mowbray and DR.. A. j.
Sunday, March 24th-Tbe several
regular services of the day will be held
IN music Hall, owing to its large seat
ing capacity as follows $50 A NJ
love feast; IL A. NJ, sermon bv Risbon,
h1aandoiph ). Foster, D. D., IL. d,
AFTER the sermon the bishop will per-
torm 4 dn the rite of ordination of deacons
:: :, 81 P. NJ, sermon by the Rev. G. IT
Fayne, ID. D., Ii. D. Ordination of
elders by the bishop will follow the
sermon. 7.3O P. Nj, missionary ser, %
mon by the Rev. w. S. Robinson
The various Methodist churches of
the town will be supplied with minis
ters of the conference.
Monday, March 25th-S.3O NJ de-
Votlonal exercises; A. NJ, business
session; $50 P. NJ, memorial services.
80 P. NJ, missionary anniversary
resident, Thomas Mallalieu; the re-
port OF the treasurer, A. G. Cox, will
De read; speakers, the Rev. George
W townsend and DR.. J. o. Peck.
tuesday, March 26th.-8.3O A. NJ
leVeuonaI services; 8 A. NJ, business
session. This, it is presumed, will be
ne last day of conference. and the an.
are usually read at night.