Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-28

Williamsville and East Dover-A. A. Es-
tabrook.
Wilmington-Q. S. Yerks.
Woodstock-O. d. Hendy.
st. AIbans District.
c. S. Nutting, presiding elder.
Binghamville-H 5. Fuller.
Enosburgh Falls--L. O. Sherburne.
FairfaX-A. w. Ford. ~ %.
Georgia and North Fairfax, to be sup
piled.
Grand Isle and South Hero-C. w. Ross.
Highgate-W. Ii. Atkinson.
Isle La Motte-W. l.. Dunn.
johnson, Hyde Park and Waterville-R.
j. Chrystie.
Middlesex- II. Ryan.
Montgomery-J. &. deuel..
North Hero-J. Q. Angel.
Richford-P. A. Smith.
st. Albans-W. S. Smithers.
5. Adams Bay. w. Sanborn.
Sheldon AID North Fairfeld-C. M.
Stebbns.
Stowe-A. l.. Barnard.
Waitsfield and Fayston-W. T. Miller.
Waterbury Centre, to be supplied.
West Enosburgh--G. w. Burke.
Westford-H. S. Fuller.
NOlcOlI, 10 DE supplleu'
st. Johnsbury District.
j. O. Sherburne, presiding elder.
Albany and South Albany-A. G. Aus
tin.
South decentralization L. Wesley.
Danville and West Danylle-S. G..
Lewis.
East Burke and East Haven-Albert
Gregory.
East Charleston and Westmore-John
Thurston.
Evansville and Browington-S. c. Vail
Glover-E. L. Alexander.
Greensboro Bend and Stanmard-N. A..
Ross.
Holland and Inorganic. A. McDougall.
Jay-G. c. Mcdonald
Lowell, to be supplied.
Lunenburg and East Concord-W. j..
Mcneil.
Lyndon and Lyndonville-H. c. Nc
Glantiin
Marshfeld and South Cabot-C. G.
Gross.
Newbury and West Newbury-W. c.
johnson.
Newbury Centre and Boltonville, to be
supplied.
Plaintield-F. T. Clark,
St. Johnsbury-G. w. Hunt.
Donaldson. Sheffield and Wheelock-A.
B. Black.
Victory-W. 1, Joseph.
Waits River and Topsham-E. 5. Cud-
worth.
Walden and South Holden-O. E. New
ton.
Westville, to be supplied.
Westded and Troy-F. NJ. Barnes.
Williamstown and Brookfield-F. K.
Currier.
Woodbury-C. w. Kelley.
S. G. johnson of Mortified was eX-
PEELED from the conference for "cribbing''
in examinations.
f. NJ. Smith, president of the Illinois
Wesleyan seminary, was assigned as a
member of the quarterly conference of
Trinity church in Montpelier.
Rev. DIR. Hamilton of Boston delivered
sermon in Lanes opera house Sunday
followed by the ordination of deacons. In
the afternoon Bishop Mallilieu preached in
the opera house.
The bishop ordained the following dea-
cons: NJ. II. Smith, j. f. Badger, G. s.
| Coulter, o. Il. Aiken, j. S. Wesley, c. NJ
| Charlton, A. G. bennett, f. Barnes, G
| w. Manning.
ubS6 tlubTS were OIudlHtus W. L
Stanley, W. X. Wilmot, o. S. Barnard
Ralph F. Lowe, Guy Lawton, Andrew
ellis.
Saturdays Session.
Saturday morning Rev. j. o. Sherburne
reported on the condition of Montpelier
seminary, followed by Col. z. G. Mansur
Rev. w. N. Newton was reappointed prin-
cipal and Bishop Mallileu urged that a
large endowment be raised. Rev. E. NJ
Mills spoke for the ank-offering of $20,.
900, 900 which it is hoped to raise, and
Rev. George W. Morrow told what the
Anti-Saloon League has done.
The Vermont Methodist conference
voted to raise $3.50, 900 as a permanent en-.
doWment for the Vermont Methodist sem.
mary at Montpelier.
The report of the treasurer showed that
5000 had been raised for missions, $671
for church extension, $136 for the Sunday
school union, 1921 for the Tract society
| $1062 for Freedman's Aid society, $565
for public education, 1904 for American
Bible society, $1655 for Woman's Foreign
Missionary society, $775 for Woman'i
Home Missionary society, 1890 for Other
benevolent purposes, 5000 for general con,
ference purposes, 1926 for conference
claimants and S75S for the Episcopal fund
the total raised being $14,996.
The Woman's Home Missionary society