Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-22

the ordination OF deac0nS ana eiueTs W
Bishop Henderson. la the evening th'
last of the anniversary sessions was tha
of the Board of Home Missions apC
Church Extension. Rev. j. l.. Pinker
tom presided, and the address was ty
Rev. Ward Plat, d. D., corresponding
secretary of the board.
At the closing session of the confer
ence Monday morning, the appointment
were read, as follows:
AUGUSTA DISTRICT.
District Superintendent, J. II. Frost.
Augusta. II. E Dunnack.
An,iover, to be supplied.
Auburn. W. r. Leslie.
Berlin, \. H., j. A. Betcher.
Rerlin Mills, n H., G. r. Nilsen.
Bethel and Locke's NJ lie. T. @. Chapman.
Bolster's NJ lis, W. s. Carne.
Bowdoinham, G. II. Grey.
Buckheld, to be supplied.
East Liyermore, NJ. Gerry Plummer.
Fairfield and Center. C. o. Perry.
Farmington, Walter Canham.
Gardiner. /. +. Lusk.
Gorham, \. H., W. Greene
Hallowell, II. l.. Nichols
Industry and starks, Z. g: Bigelow.
Kent's nm, William Wood.
Leeub anu Gretne, euppIcu SooPSi
Lewiston. Hammond Street. /. A. Bean.
Park Street, d. r. Faulkner.
Lisbon, supplied by II. NJ Smith.
Lisbon Falls. NJ. l.. McAllister.
Livermore Falls, +. II. Hall.
Livermore and Hartford, W. C. Beedy.
Madison, II. A. Rich.
Mercer. f. r. WEIGH.
Mechanic Falls, Z. +. Brooks.
Monmouth. n: B. Cook.
Mt. Vernon. II. c. Glidden.
New Sharon. +. r. WEIGH.
Newry. to be supplied.
Norway, b. c. Wentworth.
n Auburn, c. 8. Cummings.
n. Augusta. George Ingram.
No. Pownal, e. K. Pnrinton.
Oakland and Sidney, Geo. L. Presley.
Oxford and Welchyille, Z. L. Saxton.
Phillips. W. w. Latte.
Readfeld, william Wood.
Readaeld Depot and E. Readaeld, to be sup.
piled.
Richmond. A. A. Lewis.
Rumford Falls, w. T. Carter.
Rumford Center, A. +. Roberts.
Skowhegan, II. G. McGlauflin.
Scion, j. l.. Pinkerton.
Strong, W. z. Holman.
So. Paris, G. l. Spear.
Stratton, II. Fitzpatrick.
Turner, to be supplied.
Vienna, II. G.. Glidden.
Waterville, II. c. Turner
Wayne and \. Wayne, W. c. Baker.
West Durham, to be supplied.
West Paris, supplied by r. b. Pine.
Wilton and n. Jay, J. r. Clifford.
Winthrop, II. A. Clifford.
"A. Leitch Is transferred to the East Maine
Conference.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
District Superintendent. d. B. Holt.
Alfred, B. W. Saunders.
Bath, Beacon Street. 7. n. Kewley.
Wesley Church, II. A. Corey.
Berwick, w. r. Holmes.
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Bridgton and Denmark, A. A. Callaghan.
Brunswick, j. II. Roberts
Buxton, A. L. Leech.
Cape Porpoiss, T. p. Baker.
Clark's Mills, supplied by IF. Atwood.
Conway, n. H., +. W. Kennison.
Conway Center, n. H., II. A. Peare.
Cornish, F. C. Potter.
Cumberland and Falmouth, g. X. Palmer.
Eliot, George b. Cornish.
Ferry Chapel Alexander Hamilton.
rryeburg. Alfred Taylor.
Goodwin's Mills. supplied by n. T. Atwood.
Gorham' North Street Si, A. i T. L ;asi;
Intervale, n. H., ]. A. Corey.
Kennebunk, S. Z. Leech.
Kennobunkport, 7. p. Baker.
Kezar Falls, Cymbrid Hughes.
Kittery, First Church, supplied by c. c. Wisch
Second Church. A. J. Hayes.
Maryland Ridge, j. K. Clancy.
Naples and Sebago. K. +. Doughty.
Newaeld. to be supplied.
n. Conway, \. H.. supplied by John Dunstan.
Ogunquit J. E. Clancy.
Old Orchard, Alexander Hamilton.
Orr's Island. F. A. sullivan.
Portland, Chestnut Street; George n PicEsrd'
Clark Memorial, Frederick G. Rog'
Congress Street, ]. NJ. Arters.
Long Island, A. 7. Leigh.
Peaks Island. W. p. Lord.
Pine Street, Gay G. White.
Washington Ave, w. II. yarney.
Saco. j. +. Haley.
Sanford. s. Hooper.
Shapleigh, to be supplied.
So. Berwick, supplied by l.. s. Staples.
So. Biddeford. to be supplied.
So. Eliot, supple by A. j. Hayes.
So. Portland, Elm Street, ID. 4. Nelson.
First Church, G. l.. Banghart.
Peoples Church, Felix Powell.
Trinity. G. l.. Banghart.
SO. Windham, supplied by b. G. Lipski.
Sweden, supplied by Alfred Taylor.
West Baldwin and Hiram. X. <. Kimbsll.
West Bath, TO be supplied.
West Cumberland and SO. Gray, to be sup
piled.
Wet Harpswell. to be supplied.
West Kennebunk, s. 4. Leech.
West Scarboro, II. ID. Knowes-
Westbrook, 4. l.. Farnsworth.
Yarmouthville, c. W. Mock.
York, A. j. Price.
Special music was arranged for a
number of the anniversary sessions, in
addition to the choir. The conference
was favored with fair and generally
comfortable weather. Entertainment
was provided on the Harvard plan,"
dinners and suppers being served by the
several churches in turn, as announced,
and this assembling together around the
board has added to the social enjoyment
of the conference.