The Republican journal., 1906-05-03

who have endeavored to the best of
their ability to enforce all laws were
commended.
These trustees of the East Maine
Conference Seminary at Bucksport
were elected: Rev. T. F. Jones. Thorn
aston: Rev. H. G.. McLautin, East
port: Rev. Horace B. Haskell, Orono,
and Rev. F. l.. Hayward, Auburn,
vice Rev. d. II. Tribou, resigned.
1t was resolved to accept the sug-
gestion of Bishop Mallalieu for the
raising of an endowment fund of $780,
900 for the conference seminary at
Bucksport, and $50, 600 for new semi
nary buildings. and tie trustees We're
instructed to take measures to that
end.
Rev. j. d. Mcfarland, d. D., of New
York, representing the Sunday school
union, and Rev. Z. N. Taylor, d. D., of
New York, for the foreign missionary
work, addressed the conference.
At tie afternoon session addresses
were delivered by Rev. j. I. McFar
land D. d., and Rev. T. :. Henderson
of New York.
The conference elected these officers:
President, H. G.. McLautiin: vice presi-
dent, Rev. D. W. Russell; secretary,
Rev. W. y. Luce: treasurer, Rev. e..
W Edgett.
The closing services sunday W ere we'll
attended. 4 of the services were held
in Memorial hall. The exercises open
ed at 9 a. M. with a love feast conduct
ed by Rev. J. W. Day of Wiscasset.
At 1880 O'clock Bishop ID. II. Moore
delivered sermon, his subject beng
BY Faith 1t was devoted principally
to the life of Moses. Bishtp Moore is
veteran of the Civil War and the
members of the local Grand Army Post
attended the service in a body at his
request.
The afternoon meeting was held at >
O'Clock when Rev. J. &. Mcfarland
preached brief sermon Oh The Har-
vest. This was followed by memoir
ial service at which Rev. E. H. Boyn-
ton of Camden presided. c. S. Otto,
Jas. f. Abbey and Warren A. Hanscom
were ordained deaconS. William f..
Green. J. Frank MacNair, Joseph Jack
son, Cyrus L. Hatch and James n. At
wood were ordained elders,
The evening service was devoted to
the anniversary of the Missionary So
ciety. Rev. G. S. Jones of Thomaston
pres ided, and the principal address was
made by Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Tayler of
Cambridge, Mass.
Tie conference then adjourned.
The changes in the appointment of
presiding elders and ministers for the
coming year were as follows:
ROCkLAND DISTRICT.
Freeman circuit, Charles S. Cudworth;
Clinton and Benton, j. ID. Aldrlch: Dres-
den, d. D. Hanscom; East Pittston cir
cult, E. S. Gahan; North Waldoboro
and Orff's Corner, c. B. Bromley; Pema-
quid and New Harbor, Charles +. Bee
be: Randolph and Chelsea, F. E. Smith;
Round Pond and Bristol, Harry Fisher;
st. Adams, supplied by Charles A. South
ard; Searsmont, C. A. Purdy; Vinalha-
ven, |. II. Lidstone; WinsloW circuit, j.
n. Atwood.
BANGOR DISTRICT.
Carmel and Levant, supplied by T. S.
Ross: Corinna and Stetson, Frank W.
Brooks; Danforth, j. A. Weed; East
Corinth circuit. Charles W. Lowell;
Easton, James P Moore; Guilfofd, E.
S. Jones; Hodgdon, Charles E. Jones;
Houlton, Albert p Hanscom; Lime
stone, W. E. Greene; Lincoln, Fred
MacNeli; LlnntuS, supplleu ny o1dlieS
E. Jones; Marshall and Bridgewater,
supplied by w. H. Durham; Malta
wamkeag, supplied by H. =: Taylor;
Monticello and Littleton, j. w. Norris;
Milo Junction, new pastorate, Jacob
w. Pride; Orono and Saltwater, Nor
man LaMarsh; Washburn, James II.
Irvine.
BUCKSPORT DISTRICT.
Alexander, William l.. Bradeen; Bar
Harbor, S. l.. Hanscom and W. A.
Hanscom; Brewer, Horace G. Nc
Laufiin; Bucksport, James W. Pride;
Calais, Knight Memorial church, Gil
bert E. Edgett; Columbia Falls circuit,
Stephen NJ. Bowles; Cutler M: F.
Wood; Eastport, Charles W. Wallace;
Ellington, D. N. Angel; Franklin, Har-
ry Lee; Gouldsboro and Prospect Har-
Dor, H. W. Collins; Orland and West
Penobscot, J. n. Palmer; Pembroke, G.
E. Peterson; Searsport, Harry Hill;
South Deer Island and Stonington,
Joseph J. Jackson; South Robinston
and Perry, E. G. Scott; Sullivan, M. K.
Pierson; West fremont circuit, A. b.
Carter; Winterport, w. A. Luce.
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