Bridgeton pioneer., 1906-03-22

A''SApu tIo duuE6SS.
The Dickinson Alumni banquet was
alEo held this evening and was pre-
sided over by Rev. DR.. Kulp.
New Brunswick, March 19.-In or.
der to facilitate matters and with a
view to dispatching the business be.
fore the New Jersey conference.
Blshop Goodsel arranged for a session
this afternoon for the receiving of the
reports of the various committees.
Bishop Goodsell spent the afternoon in
conference with the presiding elders
ofthe four districts and State Commits
sloner of Charities and Corrections
| Wight presided when conference re.
convened at 2 pm, The body :mme-
diately went into executive session,
which lasted until 8.
The Reys. Charles L. Knight, D. D.
L. Ward, John W. Veal, William Hill.
man, Amos H. Frazer, Walter +.
Atkinson, James Ford, Jr.. Robert N.
Aspinwall and R. A. Conover were
admitted to conference on trial.
The Rev. E. H. Cloud, who tailed
IN logic before the examining board
Friday, and who was allowed the
privilege by Bishop Goodsell of en-.
deavoring to maze up his deficiency.
was unable to attain satisfactory
average this morning.
The Rev. J. Richards Thompson,
pastor of Broad Street Church, Tren.
ton, moved that the Rev. Samuel II.
Ham, of Camden. of the law and or.
der league, should be paid fixed sal.
ary. During the past year it was
stated he has received from the New
Jersey conference $500. The matter
was referred to committee.
Upon motion OF the Rev. E. r,
Brunyate, of Atlantic City. it was de-
cided to conduct jointly the pente
costal and the evangelistic services.
This followed the announcement by
the Rev. ]. F. Shaw, pastor of First
Church. that the expenses of aggres-
sive evangelism had not been met.
New Brunswick, March Goth. The
appointments were read at noon, as
follows:
Bridgeton District.
Presiding Elder. N. J. Wright, Mer.
| ohantvilIe
AlIoway-Percy r. Conner
Anglesea and Wildwood W. l..
King
Asbury-Supplied
Aura and Richwood-R. s. Carlisle
Bridgeton-Central, Edmund Hew-
lit; Commerce Street. Pennington
Corson Fourth Church, D. Y.
Stevens Trinity. J. H. Boswell; Wes-
ley Memorial, Laurenson CorrelI
Canton Supplied
Cape May City-James Burns
Cape May Court House-H. N. Lau
renee
Cedarville-Joseph Garrison
| Clayton-A. H. Eberhart
Centreton-H. B. White
| Deerfeld and Aldine-J. B. Shaw
Denisville and South Seaville-R.
M. NAPLES
Dividing Creek-N. W. Wickward
Eidora Circuit Supplied
Elmer-H. M. Blake
Fairton and Centre Grove-C. L.
! Knight
Friendship Circuit-N. P. Aspin-
wall
Glassboro-W. P. g. Strickland
Goshen and Dias Creek-J. W.
Wainwright
Green Greek and Burleigh-B. F.
Buck
HaleyvilIe Circuit-J. W. Veal
Hancock's Bridge Supplied
Harmony Circuit-E B. Somers
HeislerviIle-Supplied
Harrison and Ferrell-T. H. Assay
Leesburg and Dorchester O. v.
| Conover
Malaga Oircuit-F. Van Hise
Mauricetown-G s. johnson
Millville-First Church, H. r. Rob-
inson; Fourth church, j. Lynch; Sec-
ond church, J. H. Magee; Trinity,
VIM. Mitchell
Minotola-W E Greenbank
Monroeville Circuit-J. E. Simpson.
Mullica Hill and Ewan-T. O..
Parker
Newfield-R NJ. Blaokman
NewEort-T. j. j. Wright
Ocean City W. Gamble
Pennsville-W. Disbrow
Pitman Grove-F. l.. Jewett
Port Elizabeth. K. Green
Port Norris-J. r. Read
Quinton-B F. Sheppard
Roadstown-To be supplied
Salem-Broadway, J. J. Reed First
Church, B. o. Cobb
Sea Isle Oity-Stanley CLARK
Seaville Oircuit-D. E. Van bright.
Sharptown-L. o. Manchester