St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-27

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Vincent preached an able sermon to a
large congregation in the morning and
Rev. w. X Davenport OF Barre preached
in he evening in the Methodist church.
Following are the appointments for
the st. Johnsbury district:
Albany, Sylvester Donaldson.
Barre, A Z. Atwater.
Barton, w. f. Douglass.
Barton Landing, ]. A. Dixon.
Bloomfield to be supplied by John
Wesley.
Cabot, |. p Chase.
Canaan, G. w. Manning.
Coventry, c. w. Robinson.
Craitsbury, b. L. Evans.
Danvile and West Danville, F. E. Cur
rier.
Derby, G. H. Wright
East Burke and East Haven, A. 6.
Austin.
East Charleston and Westmore to be
supplied.
Evansville and Bloomington to be
supplied by o. E. Newton.
Glover to be supplied by E. L. Alexan-
der.
Greensboro Bend and Stannard to be
supplied by N. A. Ross.
Groton, w. |. Todd.
Guildhall, A. c. Fuller.
Hardwick, Joseph Hamilton.
Holland and Morgan, Albert Gregory.
lrasbutgh, p. n Granger.
Island Pond, L. J. Gale.
Lowell, w. NJ. Morrow.
Lunenburgh and East Concord, to be
supplied by W. ]. Mcneil.
Lyndon, w. {. Johnson.
Lyndonville to be supplied by W. c.
Johnson.
Marshfeld and West Cabot, S. G..
Lewis.
Newbury and West Newbury, W. H.
White.
Newbury Center and Boltonville, G. c.
McDougalI.
Newport, S. c. Johnson.
Newport Center, G. {. Mcdonald.
North Danville to be supplied by w. R.
Patterson.
Peacham. ]. T. Baxendale.
Plain6eld, A. l.. Cooper.
St. Johnsbury, Thomas TYRE.
St. Johnsbury Center and East Lvn-
don, + T. Clark.
Sheffield and Wheeock, c. G. Gorse.
South Albany, to be supplied by S.
| Donaldson.
Victory, to be supplied by G. S. Smith.
Waits River and Topsham, to be sup
piled by E. ]. Cudworth.
Walden and South Walden, M. B. Par
ounagian.
West Burke and Newark, G. A. Emery.
West Concord and Gaskil, ]. E. Knapp.
Westfeld and Troy, to be supplied by
F. NJ. Barnes.
West Groton, to be supplied.
Wiliamstown and Brooktield, ]. o..
Sherburne.
Woodbury., to be supplied by c. w.
Kelley.
West Topsham, West Groton and East
Orange, to be supplied by ]. T. N. Ste.
vens.
o. E. Aiken and W. l. Joseph. left with
out appointment to attend schools.
PRESIDING elders Montpelier district,
w. X. Davenport; st. Adams district, l..
0, Sherburne; St. Iohnsbury district, H.
A. Spencer.
The impending war crisis was not re-
ferred to until Thursday morning, when
committees who were elected, reported
war resolutions which were approved,
after which Rev. D. S. Davis, Rev. A. B.
Leonard and Rev. G. H. Bates addressed
the conference.
Bishop Vincent is one Of the most eo-
quent speakers OF the church, and his
deep knowledge and striking personality
have won for him place that only few
enjoy. This is the first Vermont confer.
ence he has presided at and the members
are unanimous in wishing that it may
not be the last which he will honor. His
subject Thursday was Take heed to
thysef."
1t has been requested by some that the
conference be divided into four districts
instead of three, but the committee ap.
pointed to consider the advisability of it
reported ia favor of continuing the three
districts.
The conference adjourned at noon
Monday, alter deciding unanimously to
accept the invitation to go to Newport
mex year. Revs. George L. Story and
w. S. Smithers were elected delegates to
attend the convention OF the Anti-Saloon
League to be held at Cleveland, Ohio,
next December. The conference approved
OF holding the state convention of the
Epworth League at Burlington, June 81 ,
and strongly urged all chapters and
churches to send full delegations.
The new ODera house ot Rarre will