. The Daily Union history of Atlantic City and County, New Jersey : contiene bozzetti del passato e del presente di Atlantic City e County . sidiando il distretto di Bridgeton, che ha nominato John M. Hartley come pastore. I membri della conferenza (|uarterly: I. 11. Hartley, pastore; Thomas Sovereign, sovrintendente; i-lwood M. Hadley. Pre.iclier locale; Solomon Mason, esortatore; Obadiah Reed. James Irlanda. John I.r.wn. WilliamEldredge e John A. Jeffries. I servizi sono stati tenuti in Union Chapel, angolo di Baltico e Micliiganavenues. Il Sig. Hartley ha servito come pastore fino a marzo. 1
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. The Daily union history of Atlantic City and County, New Jersey : containing sketches of the past and present of Atlantic City and County . siding elderof the Bridgeton district, who appointed John M. Hartley as pastor. The following were members of the (|uarterly conference: I. 11. Hartley, pastor; Thomas Sovereign, superintendent; I-lwood M. Hadley. local pre.iclier;Solomon Mason, exhorter; Obadiah Reed. James Ireland. John I.r.wn. WilliamEldredge and John A. Jeffries. The services were held in Union Chapel, corner of Baltic and .Micliiganavenues. Mr. Hartley served as pastor until March. 1881, when Rev. Z. T. I )nganwas appointed by the Bishop presiding over the Xew Jersey Conference of thatyear. The Lnion Chapel soon becan-.e too small for the growing congregationunder Mr. Dugans pastorate, and it was decided to build a new church. .Accord-ingly, a lot was purchased at CM-.io and .Arctic aennes. and the church erected.The basement story only was completed under the jiastorate of Mr. Dugan. whoserved the church faithfully for three years. In the spring of 1884. Rev. C.eorge S. Meseroll was ai)i)ointeil pastor. I )nring. ROBERT E. STEPHANY, ESQ. ST. IALl.S M, l„ ClirKiU, 2S3 the three years of Mr. MeserollV past.Male llie au.lienee n., „n was eomplete.l andthe iiienihership increased lars;ely. In the spring of 1887 C K. l-leniint; was ajipninleil as pa>lnr. 1 ie >erved thechurch faithfully ami with s;reat success for tiuee years, when Kev. S. S. Weath- the old church was built. To .Mr. Weatherhy is due the credit ..f sui^-otins.; andfrequently urging a new cluuch on Iacitic avenue. Rev.J. Ward Gamble followed Mr. Weatherhv and reuKiined two years inthe pastorate. He did much to create a sentiment ami zeal in favor of a newchurch. At the close of his second year the t.uural (■Jnu-cli nf this eity wasorganizeil. when aliont twenty of the .■^l. Taul nieniher- left and joined that. In the spring of 1895 i^*^^- George L. l)t)l)bins was api)ointed. .fter
