. The Christian annual for the year of our lord ... ngDearholt, .John, Reedsburg. Wis—SuperannuatedFletcher, John, Royalton, Wis—EvangelistNoble, J W, Stevens Point, Wis—No pastoratePhelps, A C, Stevens Point, Wis—Stevens PointPolley, H E, Stevens Point, Wis—TeachingShumway, Wm, Reedsburg, Wis—SuperannuatedSteuart, Wm, Sugarbush, Wis—Maploc reek—MuckwaOrdained, 9; licentiate, 1. Died since Oct. 1,1894,Warren Barnes. CHURCH,PASTOR,VALUE,MEMBERS,CLEEK. () Downing—N Dawson, Downing, Wis $ 300. 15—No clerk reportedGreenbush—No pastor $ 800. 15—C A Winn, Greenbush, WisMaplecreek—Wm Steuart,
. The Christian annual for the year of our lord ... ngDearholt, .John, Reedsburg. Wis—SuperannuatedFletcher, John, Royalton, Wis—EvangelistNoble, J W, Stevens Point, Wis—No pastoratePhelps, A C, Stevens Point, Wis—Stevens PointPolley, H E, Stevens Point, Wis—TeachingShumway, Wm, Reedsburg, Wis—SuperannuatedSteuart, Wm, Sugarbush, Wis—Maploc reek—MuckwaOrdained, 9; licentiate, 1. Died since Oct. 1,1894,Warren Barnes. CHURCH,PASTOR,VALUE,MEMBERS,CLEEK. () Downing—N Dawson, Downing, Wis $ 300. 15—No clerk reportedGreenbush—No pastor $ 800. 15—C A Winn, Greenbush, WisMaplecreek—Wm Steuart, Sugarbush, Wis $ 700. 20—Daisy Nichols, Sugarbush, WisMuckwa--Wm Steuart, Sugarbush, Wis 000. 20—Samuel Cotrell, New London, WisStevens Point—A C Phelps, .Stevens Point, Wis $ 300. 23—D Sinclair, Stevens Point, WisWautoma—No pastor $ 200. 5—Josiah Ethridge, Wildrose, Wis6 churches—town, 1; country, 5. Preaching, fulltime, 4; no pastor, 2. Totals —valuation, $2,300;membership, 98. Endeavor societies, Rev. William Steuart, Sugarbush, Wis., Twenty Years President Wis-consin Northern Conference. Richland Union Conference. (Reported by Secretary McNees.) Territory—Rich\, Vernon, Monroe, and Craw-ford counties, and Woodland, Sauk County, —Org-anized at Sylvan, May 5, 1866, byElders J. Walworth, Jacob Mark, Jacob Felton. andJ. J. Poff, with two churches. Harmony and Mar-shall. The first year the increase was to 6 ministersand 7 churches. Early in its history a system ofmissionary labor was advocated and a society or-ganized, which has been the means of much good,keeping an evangelist in tlie field two or threemonths each year. Next session, at Pleasant Ridge, Wis., Oct. 26,1898. President, Rev. Martin Buroker, Sylvan, Wis.;Vice-President, Rev. Geo. W. Jones, Ithaca, Wis.;Secretary, Rev. J. H. McNees. Richland Center,Wis.; Treasurer, J. D. .Jones, Excelsior, Wis. IMENISTERS, ADDRESSES, PASTORATES. Buroker, Marti
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