The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-03-21

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increase, and AZ for the increase. Trenton
was selected as the place for holding the
Conference next year. After a formal
meeting Tuesday evening, the session clos
ed.
The appointments announced for the
Bridgeton and Camden Districts are as
follows:
CAMDEN DISTRICT.
Milton Eelyea, Presiding Elder, Camden.
Absecon, Jesse stiles; Atco, Supplied by
George Reeves; Atlantic city, First Church,
j. il. Payran, ST. PauI's, :. S. Weatherby; Ber-
lin, VIM. \. LiIley; Blackwood, Dickerson
Moore; Bridgeport and Asbury, j. w. Clark;
Camden. Third Street, John r. Westwood, J.
W. Hickman, c. II. WhitecaT, j. F.. Morrill,;
Union, G. e.. stanger; Broadway, e. Hewitt;
Abraham H.. street, supernumerary; Taber-
nacle, j. L. sooy; Centenary, a. h. RiehaId-
son; Eighth Street, II. n. Cheeseman; Trinity,
W. s. Ludlam: kaighn Avenue, Supplied;
Bethany, George +. Hlman; Wiley, b. II. Ham;
Chew'sL Landing Circuit, Supplied; CIarksboro,
Edmund G.. Iiults; Collingswood, y. Wagg;
Cross Keys and Turnersyille, L. Waters; bud
ley, George II. Neall, Jr.; Elwood and Pleas
ant Mills, to be supplied; English Creek, Y. 4.
Lonier; Evans Mills and Jefferson, supplied;
Gloucester City, j. b. Turpin, Robert 5. Har-
ris, supernumerary; Greenland and Glendale,
supplied; Haddonfeid, y. j. Wright; Ham
monitor, p. Cline; IIurffville, j. Garrison; Lin
wood, Aionzo Chambers; Mantna and Barns
bore, NJ. G. Stokes; Marion, supplied by W.
lei Bray; Mays Landing, Thomas ). Car
man; Merchantyille, ID. II. schock; Meores-
town, ). NJ. Vansant; MuIliea Hill, John Il.
Mason: Paulsboro, c. II. Heisley; Pedricktown
and Centre Square, Z. r.. Brunyate; Pensau-
ken, supplied by james Baton; PennsgroYe,
T. ;. Parker; st. Paul's, W. Mitchell; PitInan
Grove, supplied by 5. +. Cassabon; Port Re
public and Smithyille, Charles ". Livesly;
Smiths Landing, G. X. Fleming; swedesboro,
William Walton; Thoroughfare, 4. p. Connei-
~; Wenonal, W. +. Herr; Williainstown, Hen
ry NJ. Brown; Wilton and Sieklertown, sup
piled by II. b.. Reybold; WINSTON and Elm, Il.
c. Lippincott. Jr.; Woodbury., Il. G. Lippin-
colt, Sr. Alexander Gilmore, Chaplain United
States Army, member of Winslow Quarterly
Conference.
BRIDGETON DISTRICT.
Geo. L. Dobbins, Presiding Elder, Bridgeton,
AlIoway, p. W. Bilderback; Auburn, sup
piled by IL. F. Parker; Bridgeton, Commerce
street, Peter Provost: Trinity, G. IL. Neal, Jr.;
Central, John Handley; Fourth Church, j. y.
Wilton: Canton, William Disbrow; Cape May
City, j. X. Mace; Cape May Court House, j.
G. Edwards; Cedaryille, T.. A. Diiks; Centre
ton, L. c. SunfieId; Clay ton, John :. Heisler;
Cold Spring, Cumberland Circuit, p. +. sher-
man; Cumberland Circuit, j. W. Nicholson;
Deerfield and Nazareth, L. a. Bearmore; Den
nisville and South s~eayille, J. A. Lumleyi
Dividing Creek, c. b. ogden; East Creek. j.
o. r. CorlIss; Elmer, p. Corson; Fairton, Y. T.
Dngan; GIassbore, Vim. 5. Zane; Goshen ana
Dias Creek, G. Warthman; Hancock's Bridge,
L.. n. Clark; Harmony Circuit, supplied by 5.
c. johnson; Haleyvilie, Chas. s. Miller; Malaga
Circuit, IL. f. Parker; Manricetown, ID. stew
art; MlliyiiIe, First Church, L. c. Hancock;
Foundry, Eli Clifford: Trinity. j. H.. MiesIe;
Monroevilie, Thomas s. Hammond; Newport,
G. G. senser; Ocean City, ". II Massey; Penns-
vile, G. f.. Hancock: Pleasant Grove. snip
piled; Port Elizabeth, A.. Ledden Iszard; Port
Norris, W.T.. stewart: Quinton, Charles Il.
Elder; salem, First Church, Ghas. +. Downs;
Broadway, A. Lawrence; Sea Isle City, sup
piled; S~eaville, John Allen; %Sharptown, A. }.
Gregory; South yineland Circuit, TO be sup
piled; Tuckahoe, Henry G. Williams: Union
vile and fleetwood, W. II. Baily; Vineland.
W. \. Allen; Woodstown, A. r. Eberhardt.
CONFERENCE NOTES.
1t almost made ones head sw i'm to keep
pace with the Bishops travel over the
country. He about equals Nellie BIZ, the
celebrated gloDe trotter.
General Fisk said that pretty soon the
sBook Concern would clear $1,000 per
day, when he should retire from the COM
mittee.
A press that will print the Bible entire
in twenty-five minutes. is owned by the
American Publication Society. A Tesla
ment for 5 cents and Bible for 10 cents is
furnished at the publication room.
$50. 600 acres, or a territory very nearly
| as large as the State of Rhode Island. is
| set apart in Eastern Tennessee for settlers
| of the prohibition faith. General Fisk is
president Of the association.
Bishop Goodsall is a weighty man. Some
place his avoirdupois at over 300 pounds.
Millville's population on Sunday last
was perhaps a round 10000.
Conferences are sitting down more and
more and harder and harder upon Metho-
dist preachers who engage in outside or
secular work, but there is an old, gray
haired member of the conference who will
not be found fault with oil account of the
work in which he is engaged. He has
gone Unto the sunshine business y as he
put il, ''trying to make everybody happier
and better
Father Socrates Townsend, an old vet
eran in the church militant, told at con-
ference the following somewhat remark
able dream. 't0f late / have been having
considerable trouble and a certain matter
weighed heavily upon my mind In this
frame | retired to bed recently and dreamed
that two men came to visit me for the pur-
pose Of attending this business. One of
the two, a person of almost angelic mien,
sat apart from MS with a valise by his side,
and when | turned and spoke about the
business in hand he said 'oh, no. | have
nothing to do with that; | am buying mp
trouble Well, | thought" continued
Father Townsend, lyon have come to a
most excellent place TO be supplied, but
the reply struck me as SO ludicrous that /
broke into hilarious laughter, which
awakened me-"
The addresses of Father Street, Jeffer-
son Lewis and Daddy" Hickman TO the
conference on Sunday morning last created
a profound impression and moved many
persons deeply. The combined years oil
their passionate exceeds somewhat 100.
1t is estimated that at least one third of
the large congregations attending the
First Church, Millville, were seated in the
gallery. As Bridgeton is constructing a
Isrga M r. church to accommodate 4