Middletown transcript., 1894-03-31


;EssIs h ia ESMH1i part of the session
<"' ~ y - Nearly all the
conference boards were reelected. Merritt
Hulburd was put on the board of deaconess
work in the place OF n. NJ. Browne at MIR.
Brownies request.
T. e. Terry, Adam Stengle, j. T. Van
Burkalow, ". L. S. Murray, ]. w. Easey.
John France and l. L. Wood were elected
triers of appeals.
The following board of examiners was
elected: w. G. Koons, D. H. Corkran, J. S.
Wickline and W. B. Guthrie for one year;
J. W. Easey, f. P Roberts. s. NJ. Morgan
and E. G. MacNichol for two years; S. j.
Morris, J. NJ. Mitchell, T. E. Terry and w.
E. Avery for three years, and Ralph I.
Coursey, Vaughn s. Collins R. 1. Watkins
and W. L. S. Murray for four years.
S. NJ. Morgan, Robert w att, Eli Mendin-
hall, G. w. Todd, n. M. Browne, w. R.
Mowbray, w. R. Cooper, Joseph Smithers,
HI. S. Thompson, P H. Rawlins, HI. P.
Cannon, G. w. Townsend, c. S. Baker
JOHll DlIHOIlSOli u. y. ClDioLi "OlC
elected members of the board of church
extension.
Presiding Elder Smith and Adam Stengle
were appointed committee to arrange the
programme for the next session of confer
ence, and c. S. Baker was selected to
preach the missionary sermon on that
occasion.
Following are the college visiting COM
mittees for the ensuing year:
Dickinson Colege-Henry c. Turner,
Vaughn S. Collins, Ralph T. Coursey,
William H. Dashiell, J. Hersey Hall and
Joseph Smithers.
Boston University-C. w. Prettyman, T.
E. Martindale and Joseph Pyle.
Drew Seminary-S. ]. Morris, D. III.
Cochran. F. C. MacSorley, George W..
Todd and w F. Causey.
Morgan College-C. T. Wyatt, Zach H.
Webster, L. E. P. Dennis and John III.
Hoffecker.
Princess Anne Academy-R. W. Todd
c. S. Baker, Warren Burr. DR.. William G.
Smith. J. NJ. Elliott and w. R. Reese.
Wilmington Conference Academy-J. w.
Easley, Harvey w. Ewing, w. W. Bryan
Jr.. John Simonson and L. T. Grubb.
Woman's College of Baltimore-W. T..
Avery, T. E. Terry ]. E. Amos, John D. G.
Hanna, Charles A. Busteed, William II.
Jackson and Job II. Jackson.
Business was taken up at o'clock. Dur
inc the first two hours conference was
flooded with reports.
The report of the committee on syste-
matte examination was adopted, after
being slightly amended.
At1O.15 o'clock Bishop Vincent and his
cabinet retired for consultation, and the
Rev.. B. Quigg was called upon to pre-
side.
The usual resolutions of thanks were
presented and adopted.
The Conference Board of Domestic Mis-
s;ons was reelected with the exception
tbot the Rev. Adam Stengle was substi-
tinted for the Rev. W. w. ". Wilson.
At II o'clock conference was singing
tvrns n kill time until the bishop re-
tnrned. He came back few minutes later
ord called for the report of the committee
~, ministerial qualifications. The commit
fee advised that the Rev. A. L. SCOTS rea-
tion be not changed, which report was
adopted.
Bishop FitzGerald left Salisbury Monday
afternoon.
Tobn H. Beauchamp and Henry G. Budd
,,,oro admitted on trial. [. G. Eiswold, a
candidate for admission on trial, was laid
over for year. :,
rho +ronsrer of the Rev. Isaac Jewell
from Wilmington Conference to Vermont
Conference. and of the Rev. T. E Diverty
from Vermont Conference to Wilmington
Conference was announced.
After the transaction of some routine
L,,a;,oss final adjournment occurred.
The bishop began reading the appoint
ments at .O5 o'clock.
The following are the appointments fo1
Easton District:
r,sroN prsrR1cr-ALFRED SMITH, P. E.
Anno,rinrimink-E. H. Hynson.
Ravside-F. E. McKinsey.
Cecilton-D. II. Corkran.
Centreville-J. w. Easiey.
Cl,oswoId--To be supplied by T. +. Van
dyke. c,n.or
rrrrcb HiII-E. E. White.
nGrvton-H. G. Turner
0lorlova-J. NJ. Lindale.
Crumpton-To be suppiiea oy 'ohn
Boehm.
Faston-W. z. Avery.
Galena-E. H. Nelson.
Greensboro-J. A. Arters.
uilsboro-W. w. Sharp.
Iro,eside-W. NJ. Warner.
Kent Island-Frank Fletcher
Kentoo-J. VI. Collins.
Marvdel-Albert Chandler
NiddIetovn-N. NJ. Browne.
MiIlinrton-G. W. Burke
Morgan's Creek-To be supplied by 9
York.
oxford-J. W. Fogle.
pinev Neck-To be supplied by J. B
Merritt.
pomona-J. F. Anderson.
oueenstown-W. 0. Hurst.
Rock HaII-Edward DAVIS.
Royal oak-W. A. beh'ofu'