The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-27


mortal, w. b. Pickard; Euclid avenue,
G. X. Morris; Fairmount, w. e. Hal
let; Fern Cliff, John Fayle; First
church, G. B. Mitchell, ]. II. Hollings.
head; Grace church, F. 4. Domer;
Kinsman street, ]. e. Cope; Marrs
Hill, o. c. Fox; Miles Park, A. r. Gus
ter; Parkwood avenue, L. j.
Smith; Scoville avenue, e. A. Simons,
st. Clair street, ]. A. Ulman; Wade
Park avenue, I. J. Harris; Wilson ave-
nue., j. T. Morton; Windemere, N. W.
Stroup; Woodland avenue, r. G. Wues.
tonberg; Woodland Hills avenue, F. w.
2. Barrett; Collinwood, A. L. Nixon;
Concord, s. M. Chalker; Geneva, First
church, ]. r. Jacob; Second church,
w. j. Zeal; Hampden, G.. G. Giffin;
huntsburg. A. w. Harris; Madison
ID. c. Osborn; Mayfield, B. G. Peck;
Mechanicsville to be supplied; Mentor,
+. I. Dunbar; Middlefeld, ID. G.
Knowles; Nottingham, I. j. Kurtz;
Painesville, w. B. Winters; Perry, W..
NJ. Jeffers; Saybrook, H. ,. Hunscher;
Thompson, N. Z. Hubert: Warrens-
vile, I. J. Thorne; Welshfield, j. r.
Hoover; Willoughby, o. ]. Moore. j.
b. Corey, city missionary, member Ed
worth Memorial, Cleveland quarterly
conference. j. +. Fisher, superinten-
dent and William Sampson, superin-
tendent Emeritus children's industrial
home and school, members First
church. Cleveland quarterly confer
ence.
Steubenville district-C. e. Man
chester, presiding elder Bloomingdale,
j. A. Rutledge; Bridgeport, j. S. Sc
crest; Brilliant, j. o. Davidson; East
Liverpool, First church, Clark Craw-
ford; Second church, G. w. Orcutt;
East Springfield, E. S. Smith; Empire,
N. B. Stewart; Hammondsville, j. L.
Ellis; Harlem Springs, w. H. Piggott;
Irohdale, ]. II. Conkle; Lancaster, sup
ply; Martins Ferry, T. F. Phillips;
Mingo Junction, A. w. Gruber; Rich
liouu, W. l. IluihuIe, cdiihcNiiiS, IL
NJ. RAIDER; Smithfield, j. V. Orin; Steu-
benville, Finley and Thompson, L. l..
Fisher; First church, J.S. Reager; Ham
line, A. r. Chapman; Toronto, e. =.
MChn; Warrenton, d. B. Cope; Wells
Vile, c. E. Clark; West Bridgeport,
]. A. Wright; Wintersville, S. P. Lloyd.
Uhrichsville district-George F. Oil
yer, presiding elder; Adamsville, J. S.
Eaton; Bethel, r. A. Heron; Bowers
ton, r. b. VanFassan; Cadz, T. II.
Armstrong; Centenary, George Z.
Rainsberger; Coshocton, j. w. Toland
Deersville, J. G. Gamble; Dennison, s.
b. Salmon; Flushing, M. +. Rainsberg-
er; Freeport, J. Fl. Merchant; Gilmore,
William II. Stewart; Gnadenhuten,
Stephen Cummings; Holmes, D. w.
Merrell Jewett, S. A. Peregoy; Kim
bolton, C. M. Porter; Leesville, E. y.
Morris; Midvale, r. w. Wyrick; Min
eral City, A. B. Billiams; New Athens,
]. 6. Hollingshead; New Comerstown,
C. w. Smith; New Cumberland, H. S.
Scott; New Philadelphia. J. ]. Wallace;
Piedmont, Battelle McCarty; Plainfield,
T. c. Stahl; Scio, Thomas Wood;
Uhrchsville, c. B. Henthorne; West
Lafayette, j. G. Exline. w. II. Locke,
chaplain Ohio state reformatory, mem
Der Cadiz quarterly conference.
Youngstown district-J. w. King,
presiding elder; Andover, o. b. JONES'
Ashtabula, First church, w. H. Dicker-
son; Lake street, W. T. s. Culp; Chap
Ell. A. D. McHenry; Cherry Valley, w.
N. Webster; Colebrook, NJ E. Evans;
Ccnneaut, e. A. Juster; Cortland, James
Walls; Dorset, David Davies; Girarl,
W. E. Fetch; Greensburg, William Me-
Evan; Gustavus, J. w. Wilson; Hart
ford, w. M. Hartford; Hubbard, Will
lam Peregoy; Jefferson, Sy v=Ster Burt;
Kelloggsville, George Elliott; Kings
vile, ]. M. Keck; Kinsman, w. VI.
Yingling; Mesopotamia, o. G.. st. John
Niles, T. l.. Chalker; North Bloom
field, r. ]. Norris; Orangeville, ]. ii.
Starrett; Orwell, w. H. Haverfield Po-
land. w. s. Rowe; Richmond Center, j.
p. Wesiman; Rock Creek, Matthew
Moses; Rome, to be supplied; Struth-
els, II. H. Miller; Vienna, F. e. Heigh-
way; West Mecca, Alfred Walls; Wind
sor, j. e. Russell; Youngstown, Bel
mont avenue, G. II. Stocking; Epworth,
W. A. Rutledge; Grace church, j. w.
Van Kirk; Trinity, e. o. Buxton; Will
son avenue, l. c. Paugh.
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