Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-08
CONFERENCE PROGRAM.
hlnistsrs Assigned to Different RSlpits
 for Sunday.

The fourth day of the annual meet ing of the New York East conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opened this morning with d devotional service led by the Rev John w. May hard of Patchogue, I. I. The regular business of the conference was then resumed. with Bishop Henry W. War ren presiding.
 The following is the order of exer. cises to-day:
 $50 a. -m.-Conference devotions, led by the Rev J. w. Maynard.
 a. m.-COnference session. D. Relationship meeting in the second Congregational church; address,
 Ihe Use of Personal Experience in freaching," the Rev l.. K. Moore, the hev T. 5. Henderson presiding. Sunday.
 q. m.-Conference love feast. the Rev Herbert Welch presiding.
 lO:3O a. m.-Public worship: sermon Dy Bishop Henry w. Warren, D. D., LL. D. ff .ai,'
 D. m.-Ordination service; ordina- tlon of deacons and elders, with ad- dress by the presiding bishop.
 The pulpit committee has assigned visiting members to the local churches for tomorrow as follows. Advent Christian church-AIorning the Rev Otto Brandt, Connell Memorial 1 church, New York.
 First Baptist Morning, the Rev D. G. Downey, D. D., St Johns, Brook Yn; evening, the Rev E. c. Tullar. Derby.
 Grace Baptist Evening, the Rev Henry B. Wing, South Norwalk. First church, Congregational-M ing, Prof William North Rice, Wes- leyan university; vespers, the Rev Royal w. Raymond, Stratford. Second Congregational-Morning, the Rev Bradford P. Raymond, president wesleyan university; evening, the Rev F. w. Hannah, Bushwick Avenue l church, Brooklyn.
 Third regational-Morning. the Rev Henry Blaz, Jr. Greenport, l.. l.; evening. the Rev William M. Carr. Prospect Avenue church, New York. First Methodist-Morning, Bishop Henry W. Warner, D. D.. IL. D., evening. the Rev Frank J. Mcconnell, New York Avenue church, Brooklyn.
 St Paufs-Morning-the Rev W. F. sheldon. Windsor; evening, the Rev E.. F. Kidder. Winsted.
 Grace. Waterville-Morning the Rev w. r. Estes, Union church, Brooklyn; evening, the Rev H. D. Trinkaus, Buff fal0 Avenue church, Brooklyn. Chapel Street, SimOnsville-Morning the Rev George T. Freeman, Russell Place church, Brooklyn; evening, the Rev A. W. Byrt, superintendent Brooklyn Church society.
 Swedish Baptist, Y. NJ. c. A.-Morn. ing, the Rev A. l.. Faust, New York: evening. the Rev Arthur Flandreau Brooklyn.
 Bunker Hill chapel-Morning. the Rev Rowland Hill, New York: evening, l the Rev IL. T. Cooper, New York. The exercises Monday will include service in the afternoon in memory of members who died since the last con ference.
 | At yesterdays session, on report of Rev Saul O. Curtice, secretary of the board of examiners. Edward S. Bel deh was admitted to the conference as a deacon. having passed the re- quired examinations - satisfactorily. George k. Bishop of New Rochelle. N. l.. was admitted as an elder on a similar report. These two will be for mally ordained on Sunday afternoon by Bishop Warren. The following el- ders. who have already been ordained to full ministerial powers, were ad- mitted to full connection with the conference: Arthur R. Davies of Ban tam. Robert F. Harmed of New York, William H. McAllister of Elmfurst. l.. l.. John F. Parks of Westhampton Beach. l.. l.. Ridgway F. Shinn of Stamford and John F. Better of Wa terbury.
 l Dr David G. Downey of Brooklyn reported for the committee on confer ence relations. The following changes were recommended and indOrset1 by the conference: Changed from super numerary to effective. Rev C. A. | knesal. Fernando. Cal: Alexander | Mclean. Brooklyn.
 | Changed from effective to super annuated. Rev w. F.. Fatherley. | Brooklyn: Rev Albert H. Wyatt. | Huntington. l.. I.
 Changed from effective to super numerary. Rev Levi w. Holmes. Westport: Rev Horace Q. Judd. plainyilln. Roy EoarOo C Dncvror