Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-02
.sELiisIOUS APPOINTMENTs.
Assignments OF q. Il. and Evangelical VI
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Assignments OFT. i. and Evangelical Mn
istcrs.
In the Evangelical conference just closed
ut Miilersburg, Pa, Rev. Solomon Neitz
was granted Il years rest on account of
bodily iniirmities. The presiding elder of
the Reading district was directed to pro-
coed in accordance with the provisions Of
theschurch discipline in the way of an az
bitration, in adjusting the difficulties con-
ncctcd with the parsonage of the Cresswell
and Millcrsviile circuits.
Rev. y. l.. Saylcr was reelected treas
urcr of the educational fund. Rcvs. Thos
Bowman, l. E. kueTr, J.. c. Hornbcrger,
5. 5. Chubb, Il. II. Stirk, W. X. Weand
! and 5. Z. Breyiogrl, and jeremiah Mohn
and +. G. Boas, Of Reading, constitute
the committee on institutions Of learning
The following We're received irto the itin-
eracy: W. II. Reinik, W. +. Hall, II. NJ
Capp. J. NJ. Hoover, II. ii. Rombcrser,
W. Z. kaubner, J. l.. Guinther ard J.
c. Krause
The Missionary society appropriated the
total of $5,32J for the advancem ment of
missionary work. The report On the con-
! dition of the various missions shows that
the work is prospering Bishop Esher
and Revs. G. Gro and \. VI. S;ir.s were
appointed as delegates to the National
Temperance society. The announcement
Of appointments then took place. Rev.
o. l.. Taylor goes to PottsyiIle, Rev. B..
ID. Albright to Myerstown, 4. \. DeLong
to Lykens and the following assignments
are made for this (Reading) district
I. E. Kncrr, P +.
Reading. Sth street. s. s. Chubb.
Chestnut street, J. Bowman.
- 9th street. F. p. Iehr.
g Southeast Mission, ". y Leo
pold.
Friedcnsburg, I. Harper.
POttstown. F. Krccker.
Birdsboro' d. W. Bixer.
Adamstown, \. W. War!el.
Fairvillc, a. NJ. Sampsc!.
Lititz and Mannheim. J. Specht.
Lancaster, Water street, j. Zcrn.
" Mulberry street, J.C krause
Brownstown, +. Sechriss and D. G.
Reinhold.
IliliersviIlc, J. ". Hoover
Cresswell, w. c. Kanther.
Conestoga, F. Smith.
The q. BIS.
In the l.. B. conference in SteeitOn, the
following appointments were made for the
Lancaster district l.. Peters, p. T.: ut.
Joy station, G. W. NJ. Rigor; Columbia
station, c. S. Nelly; MountvilIc station,
NJ. J. Mumma; New Holland circuit, J. 4.
Funk Intercourse circuit, Z. L. Hughes
Pcquea valley mission, &c. Mower Read.
ing station, II. G. Phillips; Lebanon, ".
P. Doyle Mannheim circuit, =. A. Bowman;
Spring Garden, /. II. Albright COnesto-
ga. NJ. p. Sanders; Springfield mission, J
F. Mower; Quarr:viIie, \. II. Rice St.
Johns, S. J. Nun Monocacy, ]. D. Kill
lian.
Clerical Changes.
The East Pennsylvania, conference of
the Evangelical association passed q lesC-
luton q year ago that new mission be |
established in Reading. but no movement |
was made to start it until the annual |
meeting this year, when conference agreed |
hat it should be supplied with minister
md Rev. W. \. Leopold was appointed. |
sIr. Leopold is u young and active man in
he ministry and has been very successful
II his labors.
Rev. n. S. Strassbnrser, pastor of
IiOn's Reformed church in Allentown for
bout twenty years, preached his farewell
ermon to his congregation. The men,
'crs were taken by surprise. as no intima-
ion had been received by them Of the in
ended resignation Of their pastor.
Rev. DR.. Schumacher, of ST. James
lutheran church, Reading, handed in his
csisnation, but the trustees are not will
ag to accept it at present. VI