Middletown transcript., 1906-03-24
CONFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS
Bishop McCabe Made Few Changes DIR.
Lighth0urne Returned

Bishop McCabe Made Few Changes DIR
Lightb0urne Returned
PoCoMoKE CITY, Nd, March l9.-Tht
1906 session Of the Wilmington Confer
ouce adjourned at noon after the reading
of the appointments by Bishop McCabe.
The closing session was featured by q
discussion of the temperance committees
report. 1t severely scored the Delaware
Legislature because of passing an uncon-
stitutional local option law. The Rev. G.
| W. Prettyman and others thought excep-
tions shonld he made in favor of several
legislators vino stood faithfully by the
original bill and fought against its amend
ment. The resolution was adopted by a
close vote.
Conference adopted resolution direct
ing the Bishops to select conference dates
for the temperance cause. This was de-
bated at length. DIR. Watt and Alfred
Smith contended that all were subject to
criticism for supporting an unconstitu-
tional bill SO alterated as to please the
liquor interest.
The following are the appointments
throughout the conference for the en-
suing year:
Dover District
SIM. Morgan, presiding elder.
Beckwith, ]. R. Cannon.
Bridgeville, W. R. Mowbray.
Burrsville, A. A. Bichelle.
Cambridge, E. G. MacNichol.
Camden, E. HI. Nelson.
Canterbury, Tilghman Smith, supply.
Concord, S. P. shipnan.
Church Creek, to be supplied.
Grape, T. H. Jones.
Denton, A. C. McGillon.
Dover, L. E. Barrett.
East Newmarket, F. j. Corkran.
Glendale, H. E. Truitt, supply
Eiliott's Island, E. w. Mcdowell.
Pennington, ]. L. Sparklin.
fredericksburg, T. F. Beauchamp.
+. FELTON,, E. G. Sunfeld.
Frederica, j. 7. Richardson.
Galestown, j. A. Buckson.
Georgetown, H. T. Quigg.
Georgetown Circuit, G. S. Thomas.
Greenwood, L. w. Layfeld.
Harrington, ]. H. Beauchamp.
Hooper's Island, ]. S. Boseman, sup
ply.
Houston, D. F. McFaul.
Hurlock, G. R. Ellis.
Lakesville, W. F. Atkinson, supply.
Leipsic, R. S. Stephens, supply.
Lewes, I. A. H. O'Brien.
Lincoln, j. W. Prettyman.
Magnolia, H. B. Kelso.
Milford, G. P. Jones.
Milton, R. T. Coursey.
Nassua, w. P. Campton.
Preston, W. C. Stone.
Salem, W. V. Conway, supply.
Seaford, w. A. Wise.
Seaford Circuit, ]. L. johnson.
Vienna, c. w. Moore.
Williamsburg, L. B. Morgan.
Wyoming, ]. F. Anderson.
Zoar, 7. B. Barrett, supply.
Easton District
w. &. Koons, presiding elder.
BaYside, Leonard White, supply.
Betterton, Robert Roe.
Bozeman, Milton McCann.
Cecilton, w. F. Dawson.
Centreyille, II. G. Budd.
Chestertown, w. L. White.
Cheswold, E. II. Derrickson.
Church Hill, W. c. Poole. assistant
Henry Covington, supply.
Clayton, G. P. Smith.
Cordova, E. N. CantweH.
Crumpton, o. T. Baynard.
Easton, E. P. Roberts.
Fairlee, ]. K. Easley.
Galena, 7. G. Smoot assistant, A. P.
Prettyman.
Colt, ]. G. Stevens, supply.
Greensboro, W. o. Hurst.
Henderson, D. ]. Ford.
Hillsboro, D. ]. Given.
Kent Island, C. s. Baker.
Kenton, w. E. Hubbart.
Marydel, E. P. Collins.
Middletown, A. w. Lightbourne.
Millington, Edwin Gardner.
Neavitt, H. L. Williams, supply.
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Oxford, w. 7. Lewis.
Piney Neck, w. V. Harris, supply.
Pomona, E. B. Taylor.
Queenstown, E. w. Jones.
Ridgely,J. W. Jones.
Rock Hall, Warren Burr.
Royal Oak, ]. W. Mccoy.
st. Michaers, g. W. Bounds.
Smyrna, Robert Watt.
Smyrna Circuit, Albert Chandler.
Still Pond, 7. s. Holt.
Sudlersville, w. O. Bennett.
Tilghman's Island, w. R. Gwinn.
Townsend, F. G. McSorley.
Trappe, H. D. Stewart, supply.
Wye, Daniel Wilson.
Salisbury District