Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18
Lewiston District-Presiding Elder, A. S.
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Andover-Cyrus Princeton.
Auburn-F. c. Rogers.
Bath-Wesley Church,
Bath-Beacon Street Church, NJ. C.
Pendexter.
Bath, Wesley Church--S. 7. Westhafer.
Berlin, n. H.,
Bethel and Lockes Mills B. F. Flick
EFT.
Bowdoinhom-M. Z. Merrill.
Brideton and Denmark-A. 4. Parlin.
Brunswick-W. b. Dukeshire.
Conway, n. HI. A. Bean.
Fast North Yarmouth-H. A. Pease.
East Poland and Minot-F. c. Porter.
Falmouth and Cumberland-D. X. Ford.
Gorham, n IA. c. Trafton.
Harpswell and Orrs Island-W. F. Mar
shall.
Lewiston, Hammond Street, "A Corey
Lewiston, Park Street,. o. Thayer.
Lisbon and Lisbon Falls-Sylvester
Hooper.
Mason Circuit --.
Mechanic Falls-G. G. Andrews.
Monmouth -.
Naples-G. w. Barber.
North Conway and Intervalc, n. II.--W.
s. Joues.
Norway II Roberts.
oxford and Welchville-Cyrus Purring-
ton.
South Paris. A. Bragon.
South Waterford Circuit--W. S. Goe-
veil.
Turner and Buckield-IIenry Crockett.
West Paris-II A. Bryant.
Andoyer-To be supplied.
Augusta District-Presiding Elder, J. 3.
Lapham.
Augusta--C. S. Cummings.
Fairfield and Fairfield Centre-H.
Chase.
Farmington--J. Il. Clifford.
Gardiner, +. c. Haddock.
Hallowell-C. +. Parsons.
Kent's Hill and Readfeld Corner d. b.
Holt.
Kingfeld, Salem, West Portland-A. X.
BRYANT.
Livermore and Hartford-C. A. Brooks
Livermore Falls-C. +. Springer.
King6ell, Salem AMI West New Port
land-F. W. Smell.
Madison-C. A. Rateliffe.
Monmouth--W. B, Elbridge.
Mt Vernon and VIENNA. Gerry.
Riehmond-H. A. Clifford
Solon anil Binghsm-J. r. Remick.
Stroug--.Iames Nixon.
Waterville-W. F. Berry.
Wayne and North Lceds-J. NJ Wood
bury.
Wilton and East Wilton-A Hamilton
Winthrop-E. T. Adams.
The morning session opened with a de-
votional service led by Rev. Mr.. Hewitt of
WoodforIs.
The business session convened at $50,
Bishop Ninie in the chair.
The minutes of Saturdays session was
read and approved.
An attempt was made to expunge the
resolutions relating to the administration OF
/ion's Herald from the records but the
motion was laid on the table
The following were advanced to the
second ycarss stulies; Chss. A. Brooks.
Thos. VI. Kewiev.
The following were advanced to the
fourth years studies: VIM. II. Gowell,
g. l. Lowe, f. C. Strout
The following resolution was presented
Resolved, that all our preachers be re-
questeh to observe in our respective socie-
ties, September 10, as a memorial of the
centennial OF Maine Metholism, and that
the centennial committee be requested to
send Il circular To each charge previous to
that date reminding the pastor of this re-
quest. and Of the action of the conference
appointing that day as the time to take col
lections and subscriptions for the superan-
nuated fund. Passed
The following were continued "a super.
numeraries; ]. A. Strout, c. A. Southard
S. C.. Brown, Perry Chandler, A. W
Smith, W. F. Marshall, Chas. T.. Bisbee,
c. F. Cobb.
The committee on the observance of the
Sabbath reported set of resolutions con
iemning the running of trains, the publish
| ing of newspapers and the holding of Sun
Isy campmeetings. The resolution relar-
ing to holiing camVrneetings on Sunday
was stricken out of the report aud it was
accepted ~ sEnenled.
! Following are the superannuated min
listers coutinued in their relations; D. b
| Rainfall, G. c. Gone, Jesse Stone, W. B.
Bartlett. |. c. Springer. Trne Whittier. +.
Smith, Charles Munger. John Cobb. Alvah
| Cook, C. X. Evans, A. Turner. s. NJ. En-
erzan. +. Cole, Joseph Colby. y. ID.
| Cenirr. f. X. Colby, II Z. A. Patterson.
| Joseph Movsr, Joseph Has kes, j. E. Bui-
den, G. W. Blaekman, l.. P. French
james Rice, X. Atkinson, r. II. kimhall
T. p. Adams.
! ". s. Jones was appointed COMMITTEES
of one to notify the absent ministers of tbs
action of the conference.
| The following resolutions vere adopted
| Resolved, That any person or power tina
threatens the integrity or existanee of thu
public schools is an enemy of the republic
| Resolved. That we viii jealousy vatci
ard Loyalty guard these nurseries of oul
citizenship, and whenever they are as
saulsed we will defend them without malice
without bigotry, without fear, but withou
compromise.
F! Resolved. That all part san political con
troll and all sectarianism in the manage
ment and teaching of the pubic schools
and all evidences in the structures used. o
IN the garb Of teachers that voull sugxes
seetarian relationship. or hint At the re
motest connection of church a1d state mus
be banished.
Resolved, that the members II this con
ference be requested to keep 4 cir peopl
/ thoroughly informed concerning the as