The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-09-06
MEET AT GAINESVILLE
Methodists Of Southern Wiscon.
sin tosMeet in Annual Con-
ference September .26
NAY CHANGE LOCAL MINISTERS

Interest in'Methodist circles centers
now in the sixtieth session of the
Wisconsin, annual conference of the
church in. the eastern district of Wis
consin, which will open in James.
vile on September 26, continuing
through October /. The session will
be held in Cargill Memorial Metho-
dist church in that city.
Bishop Charles c. McCabe, D. D.,
LII. D., will preside over part Of the
sessions and will take prominent
part in others, Neutrality-suspicious. SER
vices, preaching on Sunday, and de-
1ivering lecture at one of.the even.
ing sessions. sGGR5s: s5Gs1
To what extent'the Methodist clergy
in Kenosha5coi ty-Wil ;besafected by
changes made atlsthe conference will
not &c known until the matter is
taken up at the session. There is no
longer a limit upon the length, of
pastorates, and changes now depend
upon the desires of the pastor and his
parish.
Preliminary to the opening of the
conference proper, morning session
devoted to examinations will be held
Tuesday smorning, September Is, and
on the evening of that day the ami
yersary Of theIEpworth league will be
celebrated.
Wednesday morning, September %,
the conference will be opened with
celebration Of holy communion, fol-
lowed by the organization of the con-
ference. Bishop McCabe presiding.
The afternoon2wi1l be devoted to the
anniversaries of the Wonen's Home
and Foreign Missionary societies,
with addresses by Rev. Wentworth F.
Stewart, of Detroit; Mrs. ]. S. Davis
and DR.. LucyiGaynon. In the even
ing the serviceswi11 be in celebration
Of the missionary anniversary, Rev.
E. M. TAYLOR, of Boston, being the
speaker.
Thursday morning there will be
session of sthe conference, preceded
by devotional services, led by Bishop
McCabe. Thisgorder will be observed
for all the morning sessions. Thurs
day afternoon Rev. Sherman P.
Young of Milwaukee will preach
missionary sermon, and Rev. Went
worth f.. Stewart will speak on
"Evang eism." In the evening Bish-
OPP McCabe will lecture on s'The
Bright Side Of Libby Prison"
Friday afternoon Rev. A. p. George
Of New York will speak on the Sun
day school anniversary; Rev. M. c.
B. Mason Of Cincinnati on the Freed
.mep's aid anniversary, and Rev. w.
r. eStew art on FEvaageism. The
7evening session will be devoted tptthe
celebration of educational
aries, wi hgPresident P1antz Of APP
p1eton and Rev. w. Anderson Of New
X ork as speakers.
Saturday afternoon thessubject will
be Domestic.Mis The Deaconess
Anniversary, by Miss CRUDE, and
Evangelism, by Rev. ]. P. Brushing
ham of Chicago. In the evening Rev.
E. L. Eaton will speak on the Tenn
perance anniversary.
Sunday morning Rev. Samuel Lugg
of Milwaukee, will lead the confer
ence love feast, after which Bishop
McCabe will preach the sermon. In
the afternoon there will be the ordi-
nation services and conservation Of
deaconesses, preceded by sermon
on Evangelism by Rev. Mr.. Brushing
ham. Ia the evening Rev. Robert
Forbes Of Philadelphia will speak on
the anniversary of. the Church Elk
tension society, and Mr.. Frushing-
ham will speak on Evangelism. The
conference will close with the Mon
day morning session.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Lewis and
daughter Ruby, have returned home
after ten days' visit with friends