Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29

Millsboro-T. \. Given.
Mt. Pleasnnt-W. $. ii. Williams. .
Mt. Vcrnon-E. II. Derrickson.
Nanticoke-S. Il, Maxwell.
Newark-ro be supplied by ]. r. Camp
bell.
New Church-To be supplied.
Onancock-E. c. Atkins.
Parksley-To be supplied by James Con-
ner.
Parsonsburg-S. NJ. Mitchell.
Pocomoke City-E. c. MacNichol.
Pocomoke Crcnit-To be supplied by
John IL. Beauchamp.
Powellsvile-ro be supplied.
Princess Amer. W. Todd.
Quantico-James Carroll and one to be
supplied.
Reads Wharf-To be supplied.
Roxana--G. l.. Hardesty.
st. Peter's-Warren Burr.
Salisbury-C. A. Hill.
Selbyville-G. Il. Jones.
Sharptown-Newton McQuay.
Smiths Island-T. +. Beauchamp.
Snow Hill-R. I. Coursey.
Somerset-J. w. Gray.
stockton-To be supplied by John Pretty
man.
Tangier-To be supplied.
Westover-To be supplied.
Whtesville-E. IL. Miller.
SALISBURY, ND, March 27.-The
bulk of the business which claimed the
attention of conference to-day con-
sisted of odds and ends. Many reports
had been deferred until the last minute
and as result the greater part Of the
session was tedious.
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 Mr.. Brownies
request.
+. L. Terry, Adam stengle, J. T.
Van Burkalow, W. l.. S. Murray, j. w.
Easley, John France and l. L. Wood
were elected triers Of appeals.
The following board of examiners
was elected W. G. Koons, D. II. Cork
ran, j. S. Wickline and w. B. Guthrie
for one year, j. W. Easley, L. P. Roberts,
S. M. Morgan and Z. G. MacNichol for
two years, S. J. Morris, J. NJ. Mitchell,
Il. Z. Terry and w. Il. Avery for three
years and Ralph 7. Coursey, Vaughn
5. Collins, II. |. Watkins and w. L. S.
Murray for four years.
S. NJ. Morgan, Robert Watt, Eli Men
diuhall, G. w. Todd, N. NJ. Browne,
w. r. Mowbray, w. r. Cooper, Joseph
Smithers, II. S. Thompson, P. Ii. Raw
Inns, II. P. Cannon, G.. w. Townsend,
g. S. Baker, John Simonson and E. s.
Ferbish, were elected members of the
board of church extension.
Presiding Elder Smith and Adam
Stengle were appointed a committee to
arrange the programme for the next
session of conference, and G. $. Baker
was selected to preach the missionary
sermon on that occasion.
Following are the college visiting
committees for the ensuing year:
Dickinson College-Henry c. Turner
Vaughn S. Collins, Ralph T. Coursey
William II. Dashiell, j. Hersey Hal
and Joseph Smithers.
Boston University-C. w. Prettyman
II. L. Martindale and Joseph Pyle.
Drew Seminary-S. ]. Morris, d. II
Corkran, f. Q. MacSorley, George w
Todd and w. f. Causey.
Morgan College,. I. Wyatt, Zacl
II. Webster, L. Il. p. Dennis and Johl
II. Hoffecker.
Princess Anne Academy-R. w
Todd, G. S. Baker, Warren Burr, DR.
William G. Smith, J. NJ. Elliott and W
Il. Reese.
Wilmington Conference Academy
j. w. Easley, Harvey w. Ewing, w
w. Bryan, Jr., John Simonson and L
T. Grub.
Womans College Of Baltimore-W
i. Avery, 7. L. Terry, j. E. Amo:
John D. Q. Hanna, Charles A. BUSTED
William II. Jackson and Job II. Jack
son.
The following was adopted
WHEREAS, Our brother, Isaac Jewell
1,a ts,t ~.
ference, therefore be it
ResOiOed, That we commend him as
brother beloved to the confidence and fe
lowship of the members of that conference,
The pastoral changes were numerou
!. and caused considerable surprise. Com
plete silence was maintained by Til
preachers during the reading of the al
pointments. Vermont Conference, I
= which Mr.. Jewell was transferred, give
to Wilmington Conference 7. L. hi,
erty, a relative Of Dr. Dobbins. Pine
Neck is to be supplied by L. Il. Pool
and salem and Union by j. Il. Merit
Newport has been made separat
l. charge, Eastlake and Elsmere hay
Il been united and Edge Moor has bee
u added to Brandywine. John Franc
was appointed pastor of Eastlake an
Elsmere instead of Eastlake and Ede
Moor, as previously stated. Mr.. Jewe
goes to Bellows Falls, VT, where M
Diverty was stationed
Bishop Vincent received this mornin
telegram which stated that the Sir
Sing, N. Y, church would ask to |
left without supply if he refused
transfer Mr.. Hanna to the New Yol
Conference.
Conference adjourned soon after
O'Clock and most Of the ministers +
turned home during the afternoon.