Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-16
N. ?. CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS MADE
Some of the important Work
Performed at the Meetings
in Baltimore.


In Baltimore.
The NJ. p Confer ence in session in
Baltimore last week and two days of
this week. adjourned Tuesday.
The conference decided to meet next
year at Salisbury. on the first Wednes-
day in April.
The overtures III ade by the Methodist
Episcopal Church to the Methodist Prot
estant inviting the latter TO take steps
looking to the union of the two churches
was favorably received and resolution
was adopted accepting the invitation of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and re-
questing the representatives to the gen
eral conference to memorialize said con
ference to appoint commissioners to con
fer with the commissioners from the
general conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church upon terms of union
The question of the proposed union of
the Methodist Protestant Church with
the United Brethren and Congregations
al churches has not yet come up, and in
case it should no action is likely to be
taken on it.
FENwlCK ISLAND CAMP
The committee appointed at the last
annual conference to visit and inspect
Fenwick Island camp meeting grounds.
made a favorable report. which was
adopted. In its report the committee
said that Fenwick island is located on
the Atlantic coast, ten miles north of
Ocean City. and is admirably adapted
for camp meeting purposes. A beauti-
the beach, aud the committee is now in
Communication with the owners of the
island with view of arranging terms
upon which the church may obtain
possession OF the island. Up to the pres
ent date they have been granted the
privilege of using the grove for camp
meeting purposes.
The Conference was concluded Tues
day night by the announcement by
President Little of the following ap-
pointments:
AccOmac-R X. Lewis.
Alexandria,. ii. S. Ewell.
Alnutt Memorial w. Kirk
Baltimore-J. l. Straughn.
B..dford-G. X. Donaldson.
Belair-Dorsey Blake.
Cambridge. l.. Elderdice.
Oecl-J +. Bryan.
Centreville-B W. Kindley
Chesapeake-J. w. Paris
Chestertown-D. j.. Greenfield
Chincoteague-B. III. Jones.
Clayton-G. X. McCready.
Concord-A. II. Green.
Conquest-A. A. Harryman.
Crisfield-W. S. Phillips.
Crumpton-B. o. Ewing.
Cumberland-W. A. Melvin.
Delmar-E S. Fooks.
Denton-B. p. Truitt.
Dorchester-J. +. Nicholson.
Dover aud Leipsic-J. l.. Nichols.
East Baltimore. ID. kinZer.
Easton-W. II. Graham.
Felton-W. b. Elliott.
Beane.
Franklin City-A. w. M,ther.
Georgetown, Del.-E ID. Stone.
NtOtkttOWu ~ pC SupDthtu.
Greeuwood-C + Dryden.
Grove-J. E. Nelson.
Hampden-D. w. Anstiue.
Harbeson-F L. Stevens.
Harrington n. o. Gibson.
Heathsville-J. +. Wooden.
Hurlock-C. NJ. Zepp.
Indian River-J. +. Maloy.
Jefferson-E. c. Makosky
Kent Island-F. II MullineauX.
Laurel-W. J. Neepier
Lawsonia-To be supplied.
Leeds-J. L. Lassell.
Liberty-C. X. McCaslin.
Lisbon-S. A. Hoblitzell.
Mardela, Md-E. p. Perry.
Mariners-H. .. Keen.
Milton-G. w: Hines.
Newark-F. q. Klein.
Oxford-W. NJ. Strayer.
Parksley-W. b. Judefind
Patapsco-W. S. Sims. supply.
Pittsville-G. 4. Morris.
Pocomoke Circuit-F. J. Phillips.
Pocomoke City-G. NJ. Clayton.
Potomac-J W. Gray.
Powellsville-G. III Stocksdalc.
Quantico-C. J. Burdette, supply.
Queen Anne's-H. 5. johnson.
Salem-F. A. Holland.
Salisbury-S. J. Smith.
Seaford-J. w. Balderston.
Snow Hill-Avery Donovan.
South Baltimore. l.. Mills.
Starr-G. w. Haddaway.
st. James, Kent County,. NJ. Shcr
idan.
st. Michaels. Md. NJ. Dickey.
Talbot-C. II. Strausburg
Trinity, Somerset County-S. Il. Tired
way.
Union-H w. ID. Johnson.
Union Bridge-E. T. Read.
Waverly-J. Mel. Brown.
West Baltimore. Nj. Holmes.
Westminster--L. +. Warner.
Wilmington-G. l.. Wolf.
West Wilmington-W. n. Sherwood.
Wye-B. +. Ruley.