The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-10
WARRINGTON GETS
III q CONFERENCE
INVITATION or THE MARION
COUNTY TOWN ACCEPTED BY
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IIFf i sietlio.
IIfist Epi con feTehee n session ii
aIcundsgilIes mas been extremely busy
for the past couple Of days. and II Is
Ibarely possible that Ills evening I'm
settle completion II an routine woslt
save the making Of appointment me
lcabinet Of the bishop has been Ell.
tfemely busy on this subject and 50
far Dothing has been gwen out. yes
terday there were several Important
matters up, afaeng them the formal
retirement ofsDr. Leech. an invitation
Offered by Or. Arbuthnot and adopted.
Inviting tae bishops Of the world to
hold their semi-annual session at tho
Fourth street church, and a proposi-
ltion from the N. E. Church, South.
asking for a Joint committee to con.
fer on church federation. This mat.
ter was referred to a special commit.
tee.
The conference began yesterday
with services conducted by the Rev.
I. W. Roberts, Of Grafton, formerly
pastor Of chaplsne street church.
The first business disposed Of was
that Of the case Of j. F. Arnold.
charged with breaking church discl,
pine, and his case was referred back
to his presiding elder. In the cases
Of Rev. J. ]. Haddox and Rev. Fl. II.
Shaw, they were permitted 10 remain
in the membership of the church, but
to withdraw and surrender Gre
dentials.
I The committee on examination
made a report Of the students in The
third year as follows: P. A. Math-
eny, advanced on condition to fourth
year; G. T. Hager. same; David H.
Perkins, same; Andrew G. Rthe,
same; Forest v. Arnett passed to
Fourth year; VIM. Lester, passed; w.
lM E. Anderson. passed to both the
third and fourth year and graduated,
tAsa D. Wolfe, passed on condition; B.
1F. Hi!bisk, passed to fourth year and
graduates.
The following were graduated into
the conference: B. S. Hemrtch. t. NJ.
Mccarty. I. E. Scott, WaynecEl Stall
maker, Thomas j. Lewis, G. Fred An.
derson, H. S. Bumgarlner, f. o. Wood.
fynrl, Thomas ]. Hobson, B. F. Hi
bish, e. E. Hamrich and G. Fred An.
dersoh
1 The following students Of the first
year were reported as follows to the
board Of examiners james H. Cup
pet passed; VIM. H. Gilmore, passed:
Alfred Backhouse,- passed; VIM. Cole.
man, passed; Ernest Tweed, liscon-
tinued; Robert Pow, discontinued:
James B. Rupert, passed on condi-
ticn; VIM. G. strobmyer, passed; Al
bert E. Michael, passed; Charles G.
Staler. passed; Blain A. Roberts. con-
tinued. On first year Paul ]. Flana-
gan. advanced TO second year, anil
continued on trial; George A. Tynham,
discontinued; Wallace W. sntton, a6-
vanced and continued on trial; John
is. Pullin, advanced and continued on
trial in studies of second year: Joel
Burke, advanced and continued on
trial; Jacob E. Wells, continued in the
first year.
The following students Of the sec.
ond year were reported on: Richard
Aspinall, continued; Arthur Logenby.
passed to third year: VIM. A. Byus,
advanced; James j. Dech. passed until
Saturday; Charles E. Goodwin, con.
tinued; Edward ]. Heller, advanced
under condition; Isaac N. Smith, adj.
Yanced: Harvey s. Chapman, sad.
vanced; Walter s. Brown. continued
in studies of second year; Roy Nc.
cuskey, continued; VIM. E. Craig, ad,
canced to fourth year.
VIM. C. strohinger in graduates but
continues on trial.
New Committee.
A new examining committee for
next year was then appointed to con.
sist Of the Rev. F. s. Townsend. R. G.
Backus. H, D. Clark, Mt. Campton, G.
| w. Mansion, o. NJ. Puiler, H. G. Rifle,
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