Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-02-01

improved Report the Snow Hill
@ m ner brSoaE ~ ] credit g an a ornament
Morgan in 1901 and Kew G Anderson in ls65 The new front porch
year S1gh afG ] Society," weeks ao
have furnished additional comfort to the and his family
SNOW NIL CIRCUIT.
of territory embraced the
s n% S' %R q %d c and reached e n'o
and also extended over into 4SsSaG GS virginia. 3 %a D ee
p 4o%ase w q pns 5 %'Ps m a Ne G 1S
e. .s and (d 9S goP o sasa
ming May and ending MAY may
should T pay a1'ftsry stated 6eG rom collecting and puneu
spect societies The amount r,rcd quarterly
3Oo s Johns i@ Aqngo oo Queoneo $500 SyHeInSsn $a
500 cnne $500 Spring m $500 S. lIortown s. 90;
makes for ne Year churches The pastor that
Hill c. has been yd and d from time to time until d there r arf
Circuit now City, M separated 1853
station Berlin station Negark circuit J. ro%elyle circuit
roomoke circuit Accomac County va From Berlin Nd
b. the Quarterly SSg oi @ church John Bel David ddn W GTpFg
hf are among TIC o Gagers 'p p e W haG Powe
and FRANCIS Morris l. i Matthews and Fred MSmfGrd Were e
Matthews the Methodist layme9 Of the Peninsula
eral Conference held Cincinnati Ohio May, 1880 M
hin Circuit M Ih Porter He the Of S Samuel
Chapel He baptized m Rev Henry Behm and also married BY Nj
Dr. and Mrs Porter he grandpa Of MI Iam mes P Io%nsend the
Dr Per~as Philadelphia Newark a. -
he Of s and MATHEW s9r9 and sn sss u DT@%e
the n members of Salem If Cbah Of that place land was licensed
preach by the Quarterly previous to i3 fqF hyf gf enfa pp
$50 Late history of the
THE YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.
s During c The Rev g9 Watt S sssS t HeDR se P Pc gHr
reeem%nde that oas until early il the year @ While B
e 3 EpTss sf g eSmP % s % 5 PsfgT sv as ee
Wesley Chapter and following
Tayo " r. Meaen Theodore " P55 Rev. s Morgan
ola
dents. ana rcqs their advance every
erest conducive to The welfare Of the young people The League and the Junior
fund and the name Of ne Junior league peretua the bGautp ~nd0
f M, 5 ] ny = M n {e b auR be Ieane
has Kept work and plans before The church
THE NEW CHURCH
The sbs oo o se 5 e eeo s ssss6 s . ms Of
~ but The dkg seemed g stIa ha the people were AFRAID to
assigned tie pasoa wbaca NJ T. Church lie found
y WerS George a s. Or ,' Sr %a% ! G. r MeK ye5
" G Poe Bc Robert townsend IL j. cave + Ma
Mrs. jennie Taylor Thomas seb5 Hi and George Payne
send zaE Powell and Ebe & On account death removals
Vincent H. caS. " corddry' A Humphreys W.
The ro s@ s2 a the Of 2sy q p S tfn
I;sS The minutes Of that meeting this record ION motion Rev
George "s- dS s4 o a s s ar Of % ps an sa
6aai inscription afterwards
occupancy temple
s s eS has s" a y these % ad Ms stn
a o
AZ the quarterly conference held December & 1898 the pastor having
view report Bro Morgan subscriptions towards
church that the this quarterly conference that the building should
proceeded building be made
The following were appointed building committee to wit George C.
Townsend r. McNUen ~ Heane W. d. Codd Jr,
zadok Powell Edward Conner William Vincent and T. Matthews and
eXofo chairman of history
zado Powell was the treasurer Of this committee during its entire existence
John H. Wiley former pastor Of TINS church qo2 for eleven hundred
dollars the deed November y by John H. Wiley
% Chapel ea record f. p y" No. J. pse
This church built Of about 10000 the indie
fgab work Of Rey = ~ Morgan and ms wife Mrs Minnie Morgan You
church passed order to witness what enjoy to-day The dedication took
Mcab whose bencton who ably
by the and the following minister's Rev f. Mrtndae the Pre-