Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-13


Il Coulbourn, who was elected missionary
secretary by the General Conference last
May, North Baltimore, which was. nn'
supplied last year, will have j. NJ. Gill for
pastor. $. !. Smith is succeeded at Entaw
by H. G. Cushing df Kent Island, MIR.
smith going TO Central Washington TO
succeed 5. Il. Murray q. NJ. layton,
who has just been admitted a. the timer
ancy, goes 10 Wavcrly, succeeding quincy
l.. Morrow, who goes to snow Hill. Frank
Benson Of Elizabeth, \. j., and w. NJ.
POisal of Alexandria. change places.
The rcappointmcnt Of Rev. :. A, Hob
litzell to lielair for the eighth year makes
him now the oldest mau in any one ap-
pointment. Missionary Secretary Coul-
bourn completed us eighth year at Lynch
burg with this session, but he has now
retired from the pastOrHte for the next
four years at least.
PENINSULA APPOINTMENTS.
The appointments for the charges in.
cluded in the Delaware Peninsula are as
follows:
.tccornac--J. i. 7. Ewell.
barren Creek-ll 5. johnson.
Cambridge--p. ". Anstne.
Carulne--C. ii bay
Cecil. II. Mullincattx.
CcntrGvillc--S. B rrudwav.
Chesapeake-.lcssr Shrecye.
Chestertuwn-W r. Graham.
Clayton a. ]. Smith.
Concord-J. W. Paris.
Cristicld--J. NJ Holmes.
Crnmpton-G. X. Hodge.
Chincotcaguc--J. +. Valiant.
hGlmar-J. 4. Wright.
Dorchestcr--G. W. lIaddaway.
DOver--L. N. Warner.
Easton--I. NJ. Sherman.
Falrview--W. Il. .luieltnd.
Franklin City-A. S, Beane,
felton--A. 4. Hartman.
FrederiCaf. II. Lewis.
Georgetown-L. A. Bennett.
tireenwood--r. II. Wright.
HarringtOn-.l u. Nicholson,
Hurlocks--.I. Mclean Brown.
Kenucdyvile--R l.. Lewis.
Kenton--E. r. Taylor.
Kent lsland-B. A. pumm.
l.aurei-S. q. Ohrun
Leipsic-l nsuppiied
Milion-R. i. Williamson.
Newark T.. Il. Dyott and L. C. Makoska.
Newmarket K. 4 Rowe.
Oxford. W, front.
Oak Grove 4. :. Funks.
Pocomoke- Elmer simpson.
Pocomokc City-llugh l.. Elderdce.
Powellville--J. r Wooden.
Quan'ieJ--W. ". White.
Queen Anne's--.l. II. Scweli.
kowlandsyillc !. W. Norris.
St Michacls-W u Phillips.
Salisbury. W. Stone.
Senford -. f. Benson.
snow iiili--tl, H. Morrow.
Salem-Ilorsey Blake.
Snsscx-D. j, Waiter.
TalbDt--S II. Green.
Warwick r. Truitt
Wimngton-B. +, Jester.
HOME ron ruE Aorp.
Captain j. X. CathelI OF Georgetown
offered resolution provided for the an
poinLmeut Of a committee whose duty
will be % devise means for the establish
ment of Methodist Protestant Home for
the Aged. Dir. David Wilson made Il
speech in support of the measure and sug.
eeSted that the home be established in
Georgetown, The resolution was adopted.
FGNAHCiNL REPORT.
The collections during last year for pas.
toral support and general interests we're
reported by ID. W. tnstinc as follows :
Presidents salary, 1851; pastors salaries.
SGn.6S6; rental Value Of parsonngcS. $ll ,Ist,
current expenses. S2S,iIl building inn
Proycments, 4G,236 paid on debt Ss,6l6---
total paid for local interests, SI1T,IT Cen
eral interests Bible. Si4i, Tract Society,
1908; Conference, $50, seminary. 81 ,Oj3
ministerial education, $3.50, opportunities
S2,55i; home missions, S3l79, general
home missions $50, foreign missions,
S5,a53--total, Sl5,4G0, Total for al pur.
poses, Sl732l