Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1900-03-22

ment, which had been made by the Com
mittee. This Mr.. Dobbins did with en-
phasis. The incident here terminated.
Conference Stewards presented their
report showing the receipts of the year
and distribution of the fund to the Con-
ference claimants.
Rev, w. w. Bruere, of Bombay, India,
Conference, and Rev. Dr. Beal, of New
England Conference, made addresses.
Bishop Foss, who happened in, was in
troduced and made brief address.
The Conference Treasurer read the re-
port ofsthe collections for the benevo-
lences of the Church during the past year.
The grand total wasS50 $3.50. 20, an increase
of "a, 228 q. The report was accepted,
BY order of the Bishop, night session
of the Conference was held Tuesday at
O'Clock, Rev. G. B. Wight presiding.
Hymn 756 was sung. Rev. Jas. Gaskili
offered prayer. Journal of the day read.
DIR. j. W. Marshall read paper author
izing the re-conveying of the A. X.
Rowan home to the donor. Adopted.
A letter in relation to Church Brother
hood, was read. Dr. Handley was called
upon TO explain the aims and objects of
the Brotherhood, which he did very
clearly. Resolution approving the
Brotherhood was adopted.
The reading of the appointments by the
Bishop was received with breathless
anxiety, and when their reading con-
cluded, Conference adjourned.
The Appointments.
The appointments were read at late
hour to night as follows:
Br,dgeton District.
Presiding Eider-J. B. Ward
Alloway-W. e. Greenbank
Anglesea and Holly Beach-Supply. Fl.
B. Grim
Asbury-Supply, A. D. Ward
Auburn-Supply, w. P. Tomlin
| Aura and Richwood-F. C. Uhl
| Bridgeton-Central, HI. r. Robinson;
Commerce Street, A. Lawrence; East
Church, Supply, III. Compton: Fourth
Church, w. w. Ridgly, Trinity, D. B.
Harris; Wesley Memorial, David Stewart.
Canton-Supply, G. s. Goff
Cape May City. L. Howard
Cape May Court Houses. Allen
Cedarville-T. G. Parker
| Centreton-J E. Shaw
Clayton-Milton Relyea
| Deerfied and Albine-To be supplied
Dennisville and South Seaville-E. J.
Kulp
Divi9iag Creek-To be supplied
zell
Elmer. E. Surtees
Erma-L. &. Janney
Fairton-Wm. Adams
Glassboro-J. r Thompson
Goshen and Dias Creek-W. A. Massey
Green Creek and Rio Crane Supply,
Poolton
Hancock's Bridge-Supply, J. E. Simp-
son
Harmony Circuit-To be supplied
Haleyville Circuit-Supply, B. F. Buck
Harrisonville-John Wagg
Leesburg and Dorchester-A. J. Greg
ory
Malaga Circuit-Supply, Alfred Judge
Mauricetown-H. M. Brown
Millvilie-First Church, w. P. G.
Strickland; Fourth Church and Center
Grove, J. r. Greer; Second Church, Peter
Provost; Trinity, 81. j. Zelley
Minotola and Friendship-C. Fl. Barns
Monroeville-J. F. r. Corliss
Newport-J. G. Kulp
Ocean City-John 81. Boswell
Pennsville-John Goorley
Port Elizabeth-Supply s. D. Smith
Port Norris-C. f. Downs
Quinton-Willis Reeves
Richland and Newtonville-G. Vannote
Roadstown and Harmony-Supply, N.
! W. Wickward
Salem-Broadway, Alfred Wagg; First
Church, B. B. Stevenson
Sea Isle City and Avalon-Thomas
! Huss
Seaville-James Eckersley
Sharptown-G. G.. Poolton
| South Vineland-J. Barraciff
| Tuckahoe-Z. T. Dugan
! Vineland-J. w Gamble
| Woodruff and Rosenhayn-J. S. Moore
! Woodstown-Edward Mount
Camden District,
TreSlulDs Eluer-Ot Il. DoDDlnS, cam
| den
| Absecon-George Reed
! Atlantic City-Central, H F. Gravatt;
First Church, E. R. Brunyate; st. Paul,
J. NJ. Read
Berlin-G. II. Tullis
Black wood. n. Lee
Bridgeport and Repaupo-S. G. Chattin
Brigantine-Supply, Ashley Cake
Camden-Asbury, NJ. r, Middleton;
Bethany, u G. Hagaman; Bethel, j. F.
Cordova; Broadway, ]. w. Marshall
Centenary, w. p. Davis; Eighth Street,
| James Burns; Fairview, Supply, I. w.
Wilde; First Church, John Handley;
Kaighn Avenue, J. r. Mason; st.
| Georges, Supply, G. W. Finlaw; State
Street, j. G, Dodd; Tabernacle, James
Moore; Trinity, G. T. Harris; Union,
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