Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-23

OF lslanu roma was unanimously CHOSEN
as first delegate and c. s. Andrews of Bar
re was chosen as second delegate. J. W..
Pomeroy of Enosburg Falls was unani-
mously elected first alternate and George
Morse of Morrisville was elected second
alternate.
At nine O'Clock Sunday morning, a
love feast was led by Revs. p. n. Granger
and Sylvester Donaldson. In the after
noon the bishop, assisted by the presid-
ing elders, ordained as elders Fred A..
Wells of Randolph Center, Douglass g..
Guest of East Burke, Arthur w. Hewitt
of West Glover and Elmer f. Newell OF
Hardwick. The credentials OF Rev. J. b.
Kaloria OF Isle La Motto were recognized.
The ordination was very impressive, each
candidate selecting an elder to assist in
the ceremony.
The young peoples rally conducted by
Rev. DIR. Brushingham Sunday afternoon
saw SO come to the platform and conse-
crate themselves to any work in the
church to which they may be called. An
evangelistic service that evening was the
closing meeting OF the conference.
The delegates found a program OF rou-
tine before them Saturday. At the morn
ing session the committee on temperance
reported in favor of repeating the present
liquor law granting local option and fav-
oring a prohibitory law. The report,
which was presented by Rev. w. X. DAY.
export, Endorsed the Anti-Saloon league.
An invitation from Hardwick to hold
the conference in that town Lext year
was accepted. The morning session con-
cluded with the appointment Of Rev. Jo-
seph Hamilton of Woodstock as confer
ence evangelist.
sion Saturday and discussed a resolution
to restore the parchment, or license to
speak, to Rev. r. c. johnson. who now
resides in Bridgton, n. J. Mr.. Johnson
was expelled from the conference in 1896
for alleged wrongdoing in an examine
ton. The resolution to restore him to
the conference was lost by tie vote Of 80
to 80. The dcaconess anniversary was
observed during the afternoon, Mrs. An
ME Hart Sandidge of Boston being the
speaker, aud the Pastors Wives union
met with Mrs. w. 8. Smithers in the
chair.
In the conference appointments, no
changes were made in the presiding eld-
ers of the three districts, Rev. George w.
Hunt being presiding elder of the st.
Adams district, Rev. Frank w. Lewis OF
the st. Johnsbury district, and Rev. w.
s. Smithers of the Montpelier district.
The following are the appointments for
the Montpelier district:
Ascutneyville-To be supplied by j. n.
Seaver.
Athens and Cambridgeport-To be sup
piled by W. Y. Lang.
Barnard and East Barnard-To be sup
piled by George NJ. Davis.
Bellows Falls-To be supplied by vivi-
an Hendee.
Bethel-To be supplied by J. w. Mil
Ter.
Bondville-Supplied by J. ii. Bennett.
Bradford-E. A. Legg.
Brattleboro-A. ii. Webb.
Brownsville-E. X. Currier.
Cheisea-Fred Daniels.
Gaysville and Bethel 'Lympus-To be
supplied by J. F. Olin.
Hancock and Granville-To be sup
piled BY s. ii. Smith.
Clapp.
Landgrove-To be supplied by J. C.
Hazelton.
ludlow. A. Woodwork.
Mechanicsville and Cuttingsville-To
be supplied by w. F. Hill.
Montpelier-A. J. Hough.
Mortified and Mortified FALSE. w.
Sharp.
Perkinsville, Amsden and South Read
ing-To be supplied.
Pittsfeld and Stockbridge-E- L. NJ.
Barnes.
Proctorsville-F. T. Clark.
Putney and BrooklineATo be supplied
by Fl. A. Miles.
Quechee-To be supplied.
Randolph and Bethel Gilead-To be
supplied.
Randolph Center-F. A. Wells.
Rochester-S. ii. Smith.
South Londonderry-J. II. Bennett.
South Royalton and South Tunbridge-
F. NJ. Baker.
Springfield-W. NJ. Newton.
Thetford Center-To be supplied.
Wardsboro-G. l.. Wells.
West Berlin-To be supplied by r. T.
c. Mckenzie.
WESTON. c. Hazelton.
White River Junction-R. /. b. Illman.
Wilder and Lewiston-To be supplied
by L. j. Morse.
Williamsville and East Dover-To be
supplied by o. Z. Newton.
Wilmington and Jacksonville-To be
supplied.
windsor-To be supplied by J. N.
Seaver.
Woodstock j. Crystie.
Worcester-To be supplied by Walter
Gould.