Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1891-03-26
BRIDGETON, N. j., THURSDAY MARCH 26 1897

new State govt rnment caused much
discussion. Some of the ministers
ghousht this is useless organization.
Dr. a Il. Ballard, who is at the head
OF tne movement, made a strong ap-
peal for it. He declared that the
churches were always opposed to Ii
cense, but many OF the speakers seem.
ed 10 forget that the principles of pro
hnlplton could not be adopted by New
jersey until ali amendme nts providing
fof it were submitted to TIE people and
placed III The Constitution. LAWYERS
had Eli egreed upon this matter. He
won be ashamed to have it go out.
that The New Jersey Conference world
pot join the Churches on the Issue.
Late In tee afternoon the commis-
sionefs 10 work up the rev compaian
Pgalnst liquor and corruption in high
places were ANNOUNCED. They are DIR.
2. 3. Gfaw. Il sooy, E. G. Hancock,
g. Il, Neal, a. P. Davis, 6. Ward
Gaable, J. r. Wvstwood, G. W. Nor
fis. and W. P. G. Strickland. .,...-.
The next conference will be held in
the First Church, at New Brunswick.
20. Fisher, OF Sayresviile, was APP
pointed trustee Of Pennington Semi
nary, in place of General Clinton B.
Fisk, deceased, and 6. Paul Kirkbride
ia place Of G. E. Hendrickson. The
,coilecions taken for the Centenary
Fund for Disabled Ministers, amount
to 81, ,504,. @i's ss a.5 a'-le ss=.H
Il Echse HE APPOINTMENTS "a
Bishop Fitzgerald announced the TO-
flowing appointmepts: .!l1z&i i I-si
/ I'd BRIDGRToNs DISTRICT. .-s..
i George L. Dobbins, Presiding Elder. ---.
/ Aiioway-J. L. Nelson,
I eAu5uru-Daniel johnson, 9.@
4 Brid2eton-Commerce Street-Peter Provost
i .-.sT;.''S.. Trinity-George H. Neal.
l Central John s. Heisler.
/ Fourth Church-John B. Whitton
I Canton and Roadstown-WilliamD Disbrow.
I cape May City,. B. Haines.
Cape May Court House-Joseph G. Edwards.
! rville-Joseph a. Diks. ta'.-s
Ceutreton-J. : >Lumley; t-.~.e y-,f --5 ~
| Ciayton-H. Betting. .,' a+..r E
| Gold Spring-H. T. Sherman. -y. -.
| aDeerfield and n Nazareth-W. A. Lilley.
| Dennisyile and South Seaville-Edw. Mount.
| aDlviding Creek-Charles B. Ogden. p. ..t =
! East Creek-Jesse o. r. Corliss.
! Elmer-Penningtoa Corson,
! G1assboro-J. II, Nckie.
! Goshen and Disas Creek-R N. wapples.
4 Hancock's Brid2e-To be supplied. 'l--,
4 Harmony Circuit-To be supplied. ~
1 Haleyville-To be supplied, x . -ss
4 Harrisonvile-Chas,S s, Miller. -
Leesburg and Dorchester-E C. Sumf1eld.
Centre Grove, Fourth Church,. w. Nickel.
son. f. dtr--~ v- -.f .s-~e s.t t,-f
Malaga Circuit-Henry {. Parker. ~. >
Mauricetown--David Stewart --.-r--..
| Millville, First Church-Ezeke c. Hancock
Second Churchill Clifford.
/ . ,E =" Trinity-C. E. Downes.
Monroeville 7. W. Gilderback.
Neyport-G. c. Senser.
Ocean City-William Massey.
Pennsville-Godfrey L. Hancock, .'
Pleasant Grove-To be supplied. --@
Port Ellzabeth-To be supplied r
Port Norris-William j. Stuart, sr-
Quintin-Chares H. Elder. ,... q. -.a
Salem. First Church-James Rogers. .
Broadway Ananias Lawrence.
Sea Isle City-To be supplied. .-,..-.
Seaville-John Allen, Jr,
Sharptown-T. c. Parker.
South Vineand Circuits. E. Clark.
Tuckahoe-Heury C. Williams.
| Unlonviue and Richwood-Wm, H. Burey
/ Vlneand-Wil!iam a. Allen.
| Woodstown--Albert H. Eberhardt, rr
NEW BRUNSWICK DISTRICT.
James Moore, Presiding Elder, Asbury Park
NJ. @
Asbury Park John Handley '-s
Atlantic Hi9hlands-J. G. Reed,
Belmar and Avon-S. NJ. Nichols. ~
Bethesda-C. H. Tullis.
Cassville and Harmony-H. S. Gascoign.
Cranbury- Charles F, Garrison.
Eatontown and linton Falls-Wm. S. Mitchell
Englishtown-S. G. Pitt.
Farmingdale-S E. Pest
Freehold-J. L. Roe,
Hamilton and Wall-J B. Dare.
Hightstown-Lucus o. Manchester,
lmlaystown-John Watchman.
Jacobstown and Cookstown-D, C. Cobb.
Jamesburg-A. L. lizard.
Keensburg-T. D. Sleeper.
Keyport, Calvary-J. K. Lake.
st. John's-Jacob j. Graw,
Lakewood, Greenvilie and Bethel-James L.
Howard.
Little Silver (Embury}-Percy Perinchief.
Long Branch, First Church-Willis Reeves.
st. Luke's-John r. Westwood
simpson,. Ward Gamble,
Matawan and Clilford-Samuel G, Chattin.
Mallasquan-Jesse r. Thompson.
Manchester and Whitings-To be supplied
Milltown-J. f. Seechrist.
Navesink-W. E. Backinston.
New Brunswick, First Church-W. P. G.