Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-05
Methodist Conference.


The Baltimore Annual Conference OF
the NJ. E. Church South finished It's
work at Fredericksburg yesterday and
adjourned.
A memorial protesting against any
change of boundaries in the Baltimore
Conference was passed.
The statistics came in yesterday
morning from the secretaries. AS TO
the membership, it showed the number
| Of local preachers to be 10, increase 6;
white members 1912, increase 2,033;
colored members %, increase ,; total
membership 10, $50, increase 2,l31; adj
ditions on profession of faith 1860, in
crease 926; additions by certificates and
otherwise III, increase 211: removals
$3.50, increase 749; infants baptized,
COG; adults baptized .S3S; number Of
churches $50, increase II. Value OF
church property $1,0S2, 1868, increase
$50, 1913; value Of other church property
$50, $50, increase $. 973; money expend-
ed for churches and parsonages $105,-
229 increase $31, 81. OF the Sunday
schools, the report showed the number
of schools to be 53S: officers and teach
ers, $50; school, IS, l95: amount col
lected for missions. &9,6l2: collected on
Children's Day, $l2i: collected for
schools, $i2,44S: collected for other
objects, $345; total amount raised, so,
525.
The appointments were then an
nounced Among them are the follow
ing:
Washington District-R. Smithson.
P. +. Neutrality-suspicious. Vernon, l.
w. Cantcr; Epworth, J. c. Jones, j. w.
Boteler, supcrnunerary: Marvin, W. s.
Hammond. Alexandria, r. E. Carson;
Falls Church, J. r. Williams; Fairfax.
5. V. Hildebrandt; Dranesville, c. B.
sutton, B. l.. Parrot; Leesburg, j.
w. Grubb; Hamilton, r. r. S. Hough;
Hillsboro', w. II. Sanders, J. NJ. Ander-
son; Middleburg, H. l. Stevens: Lou
doun, G.. t. Tyler, w. D. Keene Mar
shall, H. NJ. Stricken, L. H. Crenshaw /;
Warrenton, ]. l.. Shipley; Fauquicr, S.
B. Dolly: Occoquan, c. e. Simmons;
Morrisville, j. l.. Grant; Sudley and
Manassas, A. Weller, w. o. Ross; Stat
ford, L. Fox; Fredericksburg, S. G..
Ferguson, r. H. Bennett, transferred
to Virginia Conference, and sent to
Centenary Church, Richmond, asjunior
preacher; G.. Wesley Moore, transferred
to southwest Missouri Conference.
Winchester District-David Bush, p.
e. Winchester. w. II. D. Harper; Fred
erick, Frazier Fur; Stevens City, J. r.
Van Horne; Middletown, w. G. Egele-
ston; Strasburg, H. l.. Hout, J. J.. Hop
kins, supernumerary; Woodstock, J. p.
stump; Edenburg, II. P. Cox; Front
Royal and Riverton, S. X. Cox; War
rem, j. 0. Tackett Linden, f. A. Gains;
Page, Q. A. Wheat; White Post, S. Il.
Snapp; Brucetown, J. l.. Kebler; Darks
Vile, J. II. Wolfe: Berkeley, H. a.
Gaver; Charlestown, H. P. Hamill; Je'-
ferson, A. a. p Neel: Shepherdstown,
F. A. Strother; Berryville, j. 0. Arm
strong, J. A. Engle, supernumerary;
Martinsburg, A. NJ. Cackley. ]. A. Kern,
professor Randolph Macon College; J.
p. Hyde, principal Valley Female
Academy; B. w. Bond, principal Ran
dolph-Macon Academy at Front Royal:
a. A. P. Neel, colportage agent.
The Presiding Elders are
Baltimore District. S. Hutchinson,
P. z. Baltimore city.
East Baltimore District. T. Arm
strong, P. f. Baltimore.
Rockingham District. S. Gardner,
P. e. Staunton.
Roanoke District-B. F. Ball, P. E.
Salem.