The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-23
f4ST MAINE CONFERENCE.

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..4..- devotional service and the
.... uN Of the Lords Supper, the
.--.,u of the East Maine Methodist
7l...u. Na> organized at iluulton, April
O.y John W. Hamilton, ID. D.,
>4u Francisco presided. Reports
.-... -l ..... aw the preliminary business of
....,. ...4r. was taken up. The principal
The conference chosen were as
....1a- bishop, Bishop Hamilton; Sec
g-g. Albert L. Nutter, Old Town
.crratary, Rev. c. S. Smith, Dow
~ ...aa secretary, Rev. d. H. Tri-
=. . Chaplain Philadelphia National
.1..,. iume, railroad secretary, Rev. l..
l ~ HaItL Winterport; treasurer, Rev.
t... NJ, Miitown.
..4l. meeting of the ltinerantS' In
IN. . held. An address was delivered
.. W. RShell of Boston University
.... lhcoogy. A Pentacostal service
.I.lrd by Evangelist J. II. Smith.
" -..I. -yenlng lecture on "Some Per-
.... l.4.Ii{ in Boston" was delivered by
l.... Wl.lou.
.--> meeting on Thursday morn
..r r.- ..u.Wod by reception of fraternal
ishOp Hamilton delivered an
......... ht anniversary of the " oman's
.,siunary Society.
r. sac. II Bishop Hamilton delivered
..-- before the members of the
'..... Wives Association The Penta-
..... rce was conducted by Rev. j. H..
,r... lrudan, Miss, the evangelist.
4I.. pu the work of the Freedman's S
-..-.y nl sunday schools was deliver
=. I'.-iN evening by Rev. f. NJ. Mills,
+. .. >eW York City.
oo,j;i,tnc fnr or5ipo
.. -...H nt whom there are five were
..z,.| by Bishop Hamilton. The
..... wrre: j. w. Trip of Orring-
.r smith, Randolph; o. F. Smith,
}- yersity; j. d. Lhurston, AT
.., and j D. McNair, Sonia, N. Y,
7.a..r-- to the Methodist conference at
itr..f- were chosen as follows
(, f..l delegates. Rev. David H..
I..... l.v Harry w. Norton; lay dele
,l.-- Hiss AMANDA NJ. Wilson of Bangor,
i-H.- IT, Frost of Pittsfied.
...- ton of delegates was followed by
H- .a, maIy afternoon Pentacostal ser
rr .nductpd by Evangelist Smith. In
he evening an address on the Work of the
4.B. Missions and Church Extension was
b, Rev. j. IL. FitZwater, d. D., of
J-HNnra, OHIO.
I.a sunday services of the conference
--ar 'f.h an early devotional service fol-
p. he conference love feast led by
jumer Bishop Hamilton preached
eru"u at 1890 a. III. In the afternoon
l-u rs services for four members of the
.1 -a- who died during the year were
nbapain Piummer of ThOmaston
.l ID. memorial of Rev. E. NJ. Fowler of
.-a.-. ut Rev. James W. Day read the
.-..s If Lorenzo Wardwell, superan-
.l-u b.v. II. W. Norton of Patten read
u.. Rev. J. II. Barker of Malta wamkeag
.a. IrI / w. Fessenden of Bangor read
ft @ l.py H. +. Simon of Bangor. A gen.
.a l.i ,l service was held in the evening.
adversary of the Woman's Home
" E gy society held saturday was ad-
t.-...i ~. Rev. DR.. j. Ii. FitZWater of
..lglT-. q.
l.. ,eldjonal and pentacostal services
9 Hducted, as on the preceding days, by
lTaH1 ST j. ii. Smith of Meridian, Miss.
H- Up- business, including the matter
MS 10 the general conference, Oc-
'.eI -leater part of the morning SeS-
I.. -Ir, s>es to the bishop in behalf of
p ii-tricts of the conference were
-u. Gpy John W. Hatch of Bangor.
l-y .me- b. Haskell of Hopkinton and
.-Y helan of Pittsfield.
laa Hman'S Home Missionary Society
-r-4 aers. Mrs. B. H. Russell of Pitts
l- F4,ident.
a-l.4coness' Anniversary was address
e. rl Nus. Ina L. Morgan, Rev. 7. FL. Hen
.--ul and Mrs. F. A. Patterson, secretary
q .- N.N England Deaconess' Aid Society.
la odd -s> On foreign missions was given
1 go. -gng by Rev. DR.. George F. Stokes
Of ss# York city.
l'. -,3slng sessions of the conference
WI -t Monday. The business of great
IS h'rent was the announcement of the
Apo rlupnt of the pastors for the year.
Ilere were no changes in the presiding
-1"s some of the appointments we're as
WIUBS
BANGOR DISTRICT.
f-sl Uladino, Bangor First church.
F. esSenden, Bangor Grace church.
Ut '.AnScOm, HoultOn.
BUOKsPoRT DISTRICT.
ariand, Bar Harbor.
Luce, Belfast.
b after, Brooksville circuit.
3'ines W. Price, Bucksport.
>-Ppt, {. L. Kinney, BuckspOrt Center
$500 -a,, Bucksport.
}. fdgett, Knight Memorial, Calais.
Iianscom, Castine.
ASshlas, supply, Ii. r. Sisson.
Mpp5, II. A. Sherman, East Northport.
'+1.eys Corner, Supply, f. H. Boyn-
NW.port, Supply, w. II. Merritt.
SeaiNpoTt, Harry Hin.
Sullivan and Sorrento, c. A. Purdy.
RooKLAND DISTRICT.
-liiy and Troy, W. L. Bradeen.
amdeI, j. r. Laird.
hlna and North Palermo, supply, Rob-
a.t bishop.
i'Amont, W. L. Bradeen.
LueoHviIle Center, supply, e. II.
444arsmnt, C. II. Bryant.
IA1faslon, NJ. S. Hill.
"ou aud Washington, l. Fl. Lidstone.
"'.@pGrt, Albert Hart.
W. wbert Waterman died at IL a. m.
iN b., at the residence of his son,
4@' H. Waterman, death resulting from
'Aoc5 Which he received two years ago,
~ @t, horn in Belfast, Me-, IN 1887, the
nUo M, Eobert and Abigail Waterman, and
1oar -9 His home here the greater part of his
,.' .s 1861 he Joined the boys in blue and
'e1 throughout the war. He was an
g'u0iea member of the Thomas II. Mar
t tta'. l"Nt G. A. R, and had served as Of
G,l .g. 'n tferent capacities. He was also a
htlNUAl tG Tin, otL1, rhosn r n1na IF Mo