The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-03-13
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Evangelical Church Conferences.

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The i3d session Of the Pittsburg Con-
ference OF the Evangelical Association
met in Salisbury, Pa, March to TO- 1876,
Bishop Thomas Bowinan officiating.
The Bishop read the Pad chapter of II.
Timothy - an opening lesson, after which
he made a stirring address 70 Conference,
giving some wholesome admoEitions.
among other sayings. That the smoke
of the battle is clearing away and san-
light and peace is reigning suprcmaly in
our Conference once more, and the old
ship of the Pittsbarg Conference is ready
for the voyage" The Bishop re-appoint-
eel G. +. Hartung as Secretary Of Confer
ence, who called J. W. Richards to his
assistance.
John 5. Barefoot, Esq, of Alum Bank,
Pa, was appointed Is reporter 10 the see
ular papers. The class examinations
were held on Thursday. and the Mission
AIRY Society met in the evening.
The following named gentlemen Of the
town We're introduced to Conference:
Rev. J. II. Enlow, of the NJ. +. church [;
Rev. w. \. Ganut, Of the Baptist; Roy.
4. :. Johnston, Of the Lu horan, and
Rev. u. II. Leader, of the Reformed.
The following named persons We're ap-
pointed IS committees: on Worship, =.
NJ. Baumgardner, J. W. Richards, Bishop
Bowman boundaries, same; appropria-
tions, SAME; quarterly records, p. w.
Plotts and G. Maukameyor; finance. +.
c. Martin, Ii. II. Faust; ways and means,
;. NJ. Baumgardner, Hartung, Northey
and Mckee.
The next Conference session viii be
held in Paradise Church, Fayette Co. Pa.
beginning March 9th, 1895.
The following named persons were re
ceived into the itinerary: G.. II. Ekey, Of
the NJ. Z. church; ". \. True, of the NJ.
L. church +. Vaun, of the Free Metho-
dist; J. w. Richards, II. II. Faust, b. b.
Pell, III. q. Tressler, and Rev. \. ".
Brinkley, formerly of or ch1rch, was
by his request received into the church
again in the same relation that ne former
ly held.
The following gentlemen filed the pull
pits Of the churches Friday evening: II.
Ii. Faust, NJ. Z. church c. +. Hartung.
L. V. church; Saturday evening, Ev.
church, J. Z. Mckee. Sunday morning,
10 o'clock, Ev. church. Bishop Bowman.
NJ. T., 100, W. T. Horne; Baptist. IO@iO.
J. p. Mckee; NJ. T., l0:50, r. Ncrthey:
NJ. T., 80, J. p. Mckee; Lutheran, $50.
p. ". Plots; Reformed. 100. G. +. Hart
ung; Baptist, 7:30, J.. Q. Martin. AtZP.
VI. ordination services. At $50 union
services in Lutheran church. conducted
by the Bishop. At q o'clocil address TO
Christian Eudcavor by ). :. Barefoot.
Rev. Baumgsriner aud Rev. Mckee
We're elected Presiding Elders.
Resolution Of thanks Ry,5raE THAI
we hereby express our thanks for tAe
friendly greeting and generous hospitaii-
ty extended by our friends and citizens Or
Salisbury in oar entertainment. in pro-
yiding for our comfort GuTin. this se.-
sion, and pray that God may a5uudan;ly
reward them.
The s.atioaing committee made the fol-
lowing report: Pittsburs district. J. +.
Mckee, y. T.; Allegheny, Re5ecca s..
Rev. 6. Ekey; LicSingviilc. West IIics-
cry, Ashland and Cross Road, Rev. T. G.
Martin; Alum Rock, VeuIug5 and Zion.
Rev. c. +. Har;ung; Brookviile, Heath
vile, Hawthorne, Worthwhile and New
Salem, Il. 3. Pell and Win. TrJc; Johns
town district. Rev. $. ". BIumsarIucr,
p. T.; Marchanj and Armstrong. Rev. Z.
". Plots; Cielrfeld aud Cherry Tree,
Rev. \. W. Briciiy; Johns.own ANA
Conemaush, 4. Northey; Cambria, Ber-
lin, Stoycstown and Somerset, Rev. c.
MaHSaneyer and J. Kennel; Bedford,
Rev. IL. II. Faust Juniata. J. II. Miller:
Preston and kingwooJ, Rev. il. /. Big
Ter; salisbury, Rockwooi and Hyniman,
Rev. J. w. Richards; Indian Creek and
Ut. Pleasant, Rev. J. u. Baldwin Ligo-
n;er and Greensbnrg, Rev. T. Naun !;
Fairview, MorrellviIle, Rev. W. T.
Horne.
Salisbury people have always been not
ell for their free-hear;el hospitality aud
now we know it Is true and can say that
orr entertainment has been 50 kind that
we would have gladly Staid all the year.
Especially were the ladies kind to us in
these provisions. REPo2TER.
Salisbury, March II, 1885.