Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-02

be supplied by A. o. Albertson
Boonton, w. s. Robinson; Broadway
and New Village, J. H. Timbrill;
Columbia and Harrisburg, to be sup
piled by D. e. Scott Dfngmans, Pa,
to be supplied by G.. D. Price; Hack
ettstown, C. x. Hutchinson; Milford
Pa, L. b. McMickle; Mountain View,
c. S. Hunt; Paterson, Belle Vista,
to be supplied by John Versteeg;
Calvary, E. c. butcher; Cedar Cliff
W. P. Coon; Embury, George White
head; Epworth, E. H. Atwood; Grace
A. ]. Turner; Hawthorne, G. E. Col
lard; Market street, w. c. Snod-
grass; Paterson Avenue, A. N.
Smith; Prospect Street, John Bo-
venizer; Simpson, P. G. Blight; Trim
ity. ]. F. Shaw; Union (Totowa Bor-
ough), G. G. Magill; Vreeland Ave-
nue., to be supplied by pastor of
Epworth; Wesley, A. B. Richardson;
West Paterson, J.. w. Daily.
Phillipsburg-First Church, H. B.
Leech; Stanhope, w. I. Dice; Whar-
ton, NJ. A. Johnston.
Newark District.
Newark District-B1oomfield,
Watsessing, B. H. Mccoy; Caldwell,
Enoch Meaoham; Denville, H. D.
Eifert; Green Village, to be sup
piled by G. s. Rowley; Kearny,
Grace. w. S. MCGOWAN. Livingston,
to be supplied by Ernest Tweed;
Maplewood, r. l. Watkins. Mend
ham, Frank Chadwick.
Newark Centenary, G. C. Yogel;
Central, w. H. Morgan and Joseph
Garbellano; DeGroot, w. r. Ner;
Eighth Avenue, L.. F. Bowman;
Franklin street. William Eakins;
Grace, A. w. Wlllever; Halsey Street,
]. c. Howard; Montgomery Street,
S. X. Doolittle; Roseville, D. F. Die
fendorf; st. Luke's, ]. H. Mcdonald;
st. Paul's, G. P. Duugherty; Sum
mer field. J. F. Maschman; Trinity,
I. c. Starr; Union Street, F. C.
Mooney; Vailsburg, B. F. Dickinson;
Orange-Ferry, East Orange, w. W.
Vanderhoof; Park Avenue, East Or
ange, w. w. Youngson; Sanford
Street. East Orange, j. w. Ryder.
~Parsippan, to be supplied by w. c.
Casperson; Rockaway Valley, to be
supplied by M. A. Hammond; Union
Village, to be supplied by pastor at
New Providence. Verona, G. ].
Hoyt; Whippany, to be supplied by
II. C. Chadwick.
Jersey City District.
Annandale, G. E. Woodruff; Ar
cola, D. o. Cowles; Bergen Point,
Frederick Bloom; Haverstraw, N. Y,
NJ. E. Grant; Jersey City, st. Paul's,
J.. B. Hurd; Simpson, John R..
Wright; Midland Park, e. NJ. Gar
ton; New City and Centenary. N.
Y, w. c. Brewer; Otisvil1e, N. Y,
w. A. Tinney; Pearl River, Gardner
Rowland; Sparta, ]. G. Kytke: Stony
Point, N. Y, w. c. Timbrell, Sussex,
M. T. Gibbs.
The conference voted to memoir
alize the general conference to re-
move from the church discipline any
reference to amusements and have
the so-called questionable amend
ments come under the paragraph on
special advices." This measure, 1t
is thought. will be adopted by the
general conference at its session in
Minneapolis In May, and the ques-
ton of amusements, which has long
been a debatable one, will be set
tied by placing 1t under this ''spe-
cial Amusement rule.
After a debate the ministers de-
cided not to approve of the restric-
lions of the ministerial time limit.
The resolution was championed by
the Rev. Charles S. Kimble, of
Plainfeld, and opposing 1t were DR..
William H. Morgan and the Rev.
| Warren R. Neff, of Newark
The conference voted to reverse
itself and as before begin sessions
with devotional exercises.
Check to DR.. John Gutteridge.
The Rev. DR.. William H. Morgan
handed a check for $500 collected
from the conference to DR.. John A..
Gutteridge, Of Ocean Grove, who,
for thirty-three years was statistical
! secretary. On account Of i'll health
DR.. Gutteridge could not continue
the work and he was placed on the
retired list. The position Of statis-
tician emeritus was created for DR..
Gutteridge.
1t was decided that the conference
next year would meet in the new
Lafayette church in Jersey City If it
Is finished in time, otherwise the
invitation Of DR.. Morgan to Central
church. Of Newark, will be accepted,
DR.. Eugene A. Noble, formerly
president of the Woman's College,
Baltimore, who recently was ap-
pointed president of Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa, was transferred
from the Newark conference to he
Central Pennsylvania conference.
DR.. A. q. Ballard. president of the
Ocean Grove Association, spoke.