Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1896-03-12

REV. j. L. ROE. Rev. J. II. Boswell
was elected Statistical Secretary. He
announced the following assistants: j. F.
Sechrist, j. D. Bills, G. r. Snith, J. L.
Surtee, w. G. Meyer, Thomas Leary, J.
S. Pitt, ]. R. Mason, L. w. Lee.
Rev. Henry G. Williams was chosen
Treasurer. He announced the following
as his assistants: Revs. Ogburn, McIn-
tyre and Zelly.
Secretary Roe read the following Stand
ing Committee
American Bible Society, C. F. Downs,
V. A. Lonier, S. G. Chattin, J. F. Shaw,
VIM. NJ. White, S. S. Weatherby, w. A.
Allen, S. w. Lake, P. w. Bilderback, J.
Morgan Reed, J. L. Howard, H. Betting,
G. w. Pine.
Auditing-E. HI. Durrell, J. II. Battin,
p. c. Hulse, j. c. Cordora.
Better Observance of Sabbath, w. w.
Moffitt, P. Cline, G. E. Hancock, J. A.
Dilks, II. G. Robinson, E. r. Bunyate,
j. F. Hutchinson, w. A. Lilly, E. c..
Sunfield, w. Reeves.
Books and Periodicals, E. C. Hancock,
E. Clifford, A. l.. Iszard, C. H. Elder, j.
e. Sawn, J. II. Magee, J. A. Lumley, G..
81. Y1llis.
To, Examine into Qualification of Can
didates for Admission on Trial, w. P.
Davis, w. s. Zane, w. F. Herr. D. H.
Schock, r. B. Stephenson, G. L. Dob
bins, A. NJ. lake, J. Fl. Mick1e.
Church Extension, The Conference
Board of Education.
Conference Relations, T. c. Carman,
W. r. Wedderspoon, G. c. Maddox, ].
S. Heisler. J. o. r. Corliss, A. II. Eber-
hardt, j. Ward Clark, J. T. Sechrist, Jas.
Burns.
Education, J. Ward Gamble, Thomas
Hanlon, j. B. Graw, J. r. Mace, P. Per-
rinchief, w. S. Barpart, w. G. Mayer,
VIM. Mitchell, w. Walton, l.. O. Man
chester, J. Morgan Reid.
freedman Aid and Southern Education
Society, T. S. Hammond, j. E. Wiley, H,
F. Parker, w. e. Greenbank, P. Corson.
w. Massey, w. Disbrow, J. L. Wilson.
Post Office, w. H. Burley, j. S. Moore,
c. B. Ogden, S. X. Moore, j. A. Oakes,
G. F. Harris, J. r. Mason, D. D. Fisler,
A. M. North.
Public Worship, G. B. Wight, j. R.
Mace, S. w. Lake, G. E. Hancock, J. F.
Heilenman, i. G. Sunfield.
State of the Church. P. Provost, H. j.
Conover, J. w. Morris, J. w. Nickelson,
]. Eckersley, E. Mounts,J. R. Thompson,
]. B. Westcott, H. M. Smith.
Sunday School, j. G. Edwards, J. B.
Whitton, j. G. Reed, D. johnson w.
Margerum, S. Appelgate, w. S. Ludlow,
w. E. Blackiston, John Allen, Jr, J. b.
Bills.
Temperance, James Moore, J. w.
Marshall, f. G. Parker, N. J. Wright, D.
c. Cobb, j. H. Boyd, w. S. Mitchell, r.
j. Andrews, f. L. Jewett, J. w. Morris.
To Inquire into Complaints. u. H.
Neal, M. Relyea, j. E. Smith, L. Larew,
j. P. Connolly, G. S. Meseron, J. H.
Nickel. Samuel Sargent.
Tracts, A. Chambers, r. T. Leary, A
]. Gregory, J. E. Lake, J. Wagg, w. T
Abbott, c. S. Miller, j. Wartman, j. L.
Surtees, L. N. Clark.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
). Garrison, L. ID. Sleeper, S. HI. Ham,
c. F. Garrison, w. d. Mobiles, 4. S. Will
son, j. Stiles.
Woman's Home Missionary Society, S.
q. Post, D. Moore, d. Stewart, j. L.
Souder, r. M. NAPLES, c. L. Hill, III. S.
Gascoyne.
UBishop Joyce then made an address to
the Conference, introducing himself III
the most felicitous manner, captivating
the Conference with his remarks, which
were repeatedly applauded.
Rev. G. f. Oliver, of the East Ohio Con-
ference, was introduced. There being no
others to introduce the Conference took
up the thirteenth question.
Bridgeton District.
Rev. G. b. Wight, NM
reported, one new NMM