The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-28

The statistical secretary, Rev. ]. j.
Wallace, presented his report, showing
an enrolment of 1881 in the East Ohio
conference, an increase of 1,754 men,
bers during the year.
DR.. G.. p. Mains, of the Methodist
Book Concern, was among the visitors,
and stated that the concern which he
represented had commenced business
with biennial capital of 5000, and has
accumulated valid capital amounting
to $4,000, 900.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
At the closing session Of the confer
ence the date and place of holding the
next conference was left to a commits
sion composed of the presiding elders.
Bishop Fitzgerald delivered a brief ad-
dress, speaking highly of the rapidity
with which business has been dis
patched, and after announcing the fol-
lowing appointments adjourned the
conference sine die:
Akron district-J. w. Robbins, pre-
siding elder; Akron, First church, M.
Is. Pratt; Akron, Grace church, ]. c.
Smith; Akron, Main street ]. w.
Moore; Akron, Woodland, W. F. wy
koff; Akron, North Hill, w. e. Fitch;
Atwater, w. S. jenkins; Bedford, w. L.
Dickson; Braceville, w. E. Hollett;
Bristolville, A. A. Brown; Garfield, c.
F. McGaha; Charlestown, w. G. Lew
endon; Cuyahoga Falls, G. w. Knight;
Deerfeld, H. L. Ward; Edinburg, ]. p.
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Kent, w. D. Starkey; Mantua, J. z.
Cope; Mineral Ridge, L. c. Hillock;
Mogadore, s. w. Mcclure; Northfield,
M. w. Strupe; Peninsula, H. B. Allen;
Ravenna, E. Moore; Rootstown, L. o.
Eldredge; Southington, c. r. Borland;
Talmadge, NJ. c. Scott; Twinsburg, A.
Stockham; Warren, First church, H. S.
Jackson; Warren, Tod avenue, H. H.
Scott; West Pennington, w. H. Dye;
Windham, F. C. Anderson; w. L. Da-
wilson, field agent, American Univer-
sity, Cuyahoga Falls quarterly confer
ence.
GAINESVILLE district-M. j. Slutz, pre-
siding elder; Antioch, w. E. Boetticher;
Armstrong, w. B. West; GAINESVILLE,
u.
Koha; Natesville, T. ]. Swaney; Beals-
vile, H. w. Kennedy; Bellaire, First
church, e. A. Simons; Bellaire, South
church, w. ]. Powell; Bethesda, A. A.
Loomis; Bingham, H. s. Chase; Clar-
ington, Austin Wilson; Demas, H. A.
Cobbledick; Fairview, T. H. Taylor;
Hannibal, C. M. Kirk; Hendrisburg,
harlan Appleton Morristown, E. p.
Wykoffi; Powhattan, M. w. Berington;
Quaker City, L. w. Lepage; Shadyside,
r. s. Trail; Somerton, p. U. Hawkins;
st. Clairsville, ]. X. Grimes; Washing
ton. Harry w. Stewart; Winterset, ].
r. Rankin; Woodsfeld, d. c. Grover.
Cambridge district--J r.. Keyes, pre-
siding elder; Berne. A. e. Yeager;
Bethel, s. C. Collier; Beverly, C. w.
Danford; Bristol. J. r. Stewart; Byes-
vile, M. c. Grimes; Caldwell, j. H.
starrett; Cambridge, r, B. Pope;
Charlottesville. L. Bowers; Claysville,
M. B. Stewart; Cumberland, s. e. Rose;
Dexter City. B. L. George; Lowell, G.
e. Stage; Masterson. w. o. Hawkins:
Macksburg, j. d. Mutton; McConnells-
Vile. Morris Floyd; Neelysville, ]. r.
Smith; New Matamoras. C. T. Petty;
Newport. w. p. Baxter; Norwich. r.
Keeler; Reno. Ross Sullivan; Ruraldale.
J. M. shaffer; Sarahsville. Robert Da-
vison; Senecaville, H. b. Erwards; So
nora, Luther Timberlake; STAFFORD, r..
W. Martin; summerfield, J. A. Wright;
Wade. w. 8. Wade.
Canton district-G. B. Smith. presid-
Ing elder; Alliance. First church, w.
n. Rider; Alliance. Union avenue, @. l..
Davis; Berlin Center. c. G. Chain; Cam
ton. Dueber avenue church, G. w.
Harshman; Canton. First church. G. q.
Asnchenter; Canton. Sinlson church. c.