Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-03-28


the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Final
business Sessions College Visitors for
the Ensuing Year Elected.
The Rev. ii. G. Budd, the conference
treasurer, finished his report on Satur-
day night. 1t notes the following con
tributions:
For the Missionary Society-Wil-
mington district, sS,035; Dover dis
trict, So, 'lS5; EastUn district, So, 149;
Salisbury district, S. 96l whole CON
y ference, S24, $50
For church extension Wilmington
district, s503; Dover district, 1926
lsaston district. $40; Salisbury dis
s.trict, $40; whole conferences, 81, 683.
Mfhgton district, 5112; Dover district,
4 GQ2 Easton district, s93 Salisbury
a {i3airict, SlU5; whole conference, S402.
Kor the Tract Society ilmington
jIH&rict, Sl08; Dover district, 500;
Ehstou district, SOL Salisbury district,
aN9a whole conference, 1888.
For the Freedmen e A i'd and Southern
\ Education Society Wilmington dis
x tr1ot, $3.50; Dover district, S239; Easton
y diskrict, 299; Salisbury district, 1884
whole conference, 81, ILL.,.
fTor the Wilmington Conference
>cAdemy Wilmington district, S697;
U4xM district, s546; Easton district,
3tsUs Salisbury district, 1868; whole
copierence, ~, 221.
Children's fund Wilmington dis
x trifst S203 Dover district, S1T0 Easton
d4strict, 1929; Salisbury district, 1924
n whole conference, sS29.
X IA For the American Bible Society
Yilminpton district, 81 10; Dover DIS
Y tffct $i44 Easton district, S133 Sails
bury district, Sl37; whole conference,
n For the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Euoiaty Wilmington district, 81, 321;
ppxef district, 1927; Easton district,
As{l Salisbury district, S2l4; whole
toIi{afence, s2,3i2.
R4Tk the Woman's Home Missionary
EoQ{ ilmington district, 1,649;
loytr district, SITS; Easton district,
H salisbury district, 80; whole con-
{6yande, 2,0d6.
dr conference educatiou-W Whining
ton district, s8I; Dover district, S39 I;
6atQn district, S62; Salisbury dis
tf;d& S97; whole conference, 1926.
"A or domestic missions Wilmington
d3$fyict, 1896; Dover district, 5000;
EN8fVn district, S209; Salisbury dis
}fflofI s168; whole conference, 1919.
{Qr the Philadelphia Hospital-Wil-
tnlngton district, s27; Dover district,
&lo Easton district, s12; Salisbury
il38ffiot, s23; whole conference, s81.
lR0x India famine and Chinese relief
rW Hi. ington district, $32; Dover dis
tfibf,e64; Easton district, SIT: whole
0pnfaE8nce, BIB tmany charges that
CONSTITUTED did not report.
fN....
Nv iln1ibRton district, IS; Dover dis
tficts&7; Salisbury district, "a whole
"A dou&efence, 81 (otf year for contribu-
tlqnHto this cause).
y, Fox conference claimants Whining
t6n district, 52,02l; Dover district,
(; Easton district, S1,4l9; Sails
A4ry District, 81, 225 whole conference,
F0f the episcopal fund Wilmington
district, 1862; Dover district, S349;
HAator dist ict, $30!; Salisbury dis
tFiyt, S34l whole conference, Sl,459.
Total contributions handled by the
c06ierence reasurer--Wilmingto dis
fEjQ& SIS, 922; Dover district, SO, 564
HH&{on district, 50, sos: Salisbury dis.
So. 927 whole conference, S44, y21.
INTERESTING SERVICES.
Tue anniversary of the Freedmen's
Aid and Southern Education Society
vaa celebrated on Saturday afternoon.
\ Tha Rev. Adam Stengle was the chair
man, and the Rev. M. q. b. Mason,
n d. d., the speaker. The temperance
anniversary took place ON Saturday
night the Rev. Alfred Smith, ID. d.
presided, and the Revs. Fl. G. Turner
aoAnd William T.. White made addresses
Immense congregations attended th,
Aervices Sunday, all of which were
a6ighly interesting. Lovefeast was helt
carly in the morning, with Presiding
Elder Martindale in charge; and wa
followed by sermon by Bishop Good
sell, who took for his text | CORN
Wthians IL, IL; when / was child
Eapake as child, understood as
uhild, l thought az child; but whei
became o man, | Put away childisl
Y things" The memorial service wa
bold in the afternoon, the Rev. l.. Il
narrett, D. d., presiding. Memoir
were read as follows: OF the Rev. G
$of the Rev. ID. r. Waddell, d. D., b.
The Rev. Vaughan S. Collins; of MIS-
{4Huisa II. Compton, wife of the Rev
William p. Compton, by the Rev
MAloysius Green, and of Mrs. May B
Xns lor, wife of the Rev. William
Tay lor, by the Rev. H. G. Budd. Th
msmoirs we're adopted. The death @
lNtbe Revs. ii. G. Bowie and b. +
NaFrice was announced, and general re
1narks were made.
I The ordination of the Rev. John L
@phnson as deacon and the Revs
NIphn W. Prettyman, James W. Talley
George W. Dawson and Daniel
7ivan as elders followed. The bisho
1jfioiated, and was assisted by the pre-
VIKING elders and the Revs. A.
Mowbray, A. T.. Prettyman, @. 4
Wyatt, o. W. DeVenish, P. Fl. Raw
lips, W. q. Tomknson, q. +. Jone
and i. f. Beauchamp. The missIonar
y anniversary took place in the evening
LIE. A. f. Sudier PRESIDING and th
Rev. IL. X. Carroll, ID. D., making tn
al n ADDRESS.
The Dickinson College Alumni {
be Wilmington Conference has electe
he following officers for the ensuin
NByear; President, the Rev. Q. W. Prett,
nan, ID. ID. Secretary and TREASURED
she Rev. John NJ. Arters; Executiy
KUN Tomnnitte the Rae. William P. Ta,
ior, Thomas N. Rawlins and Robert +
#2 Richards.
N,M Senu Us an aged minister; one VII
Ian be a father to us; do not send us
NlSninisterial sawbonee, to practice c
Uus!'' The members of the Wilmin,
ton Methodist Episcopal Conferred
lkughed Monday morning when Bishc
Gpodsell gave expression to the abo,
words. and said they were addressed
3l1{n last week nv n caller WIN NJ,