Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-11
Following are the appointments:


 J. ". Beach, Presiding Elder-Middletown, Conn. Ansonia-R. s. Putney.
 Bakerville-To be supplied.
 Beacon Falls-To be supplied.
 Berlin-To be supplied.
 Bethlehem-To be supplied.
 Birminghanl-J. H. Lightbourn.
 Bloomfeld-Joseph Smith.
 Bristol-J. H. Wyatt.
 Copper Hjll-To be supplied.
 Cromwell-To be supplied.
 East Berlin-W N. Taft.
 Essex and Saybrook-To be supplied.
 FarmingtongTo be supplied
 Fofestville-W. A. Richard.
 Guford-To be supplied.
 Hamden-Nathan Hubbell.
 Hartford, First Church-C. B. Ptblado.
 Hartford, South Park@A. s. Kavanagh.
 Higganum and West Haddam-F. A. Scofield. ksdsogg@9 ks6diogeog9IR90ec; R crof@t ia4Rs-
 Meriden Meriden First shuTshFG H MeSrew
 MiddIsaela-[; F S, PsFTy
 Milfora-J. M. Carroll.
 Naugatuck-A. J. Smith,
 New Britain-Joseph Pullman.
 New Haven, Dixwell aVeHue-A. A. Lsthbury. New Haven, East Pearl street-A. H. Goode- New Haven, East side chapel-to be supplied New Haven, First church B. Chapman. New Haven, George street-Joseph Baird.
 New Haven, Howard avenue-A V R. Abbott. New New Haven E Reed North Canton and Washington Hill-AIbert Plainville-Joseph vinton
 Pleasant Valley and Colebrook River-Clarence Rockiand-to be supplied.
 Rocky Hil1-to be supplied.
 Seymour and Great Hill-C. S. Williams
 Shelton-W. 0. Blakeman.
 Sinsbury-C. W. Lyon.
 South Britain and Southbury-TO be supplied. South Ssriden-W. \. Warden
 Thomaston-Fred Saunders.
 Torrington-S. M. Hammond,
 Unionville and BurIington-To be supplied
 Watsrbury-First church, A. c. Eggleston; St. Paul's, to be supplied.
 Watertown-J. H. Hand
 Watervils-A. E. Thompson.
 Westbreok-To be supplied.
 West GranbyETq be supplied.
 West Rocky HiIl-To be supplied.
 West Suffeld-John Cromlish.
 Westville and Bethany-C. W. Fordham.
 West Winsted-John Rippere.
 Wethersdeld-To be supplied.
 Windsor-George A. Graves:
 Woodbnry-F J. Shackleton,
 Yalesville-Alexander McAllister.
 W. N. Rice, professor in Wesleyan university, menber of Middetown quarterly conference.
 M.B. Powell professor in school of theology, Bos- ton university. member of South Park quarterly conference.
 D, A. Goedsell, corresponding secretary of board of education Of M. E church, member of First church quarterly conference, New Haven.
 Brooklyn distriet-Presidlng elder, B. Nj: Ad- ams. Amityville Henry Scofeld; Babylon, !. W. and Unienville, "; E. Jefrries; Bay Shore. E. 5.
  hampton, W. H. Hill Brooklyn, Andrews church, D. ". Couch; Buswick avenue, L, K. Moorei Car North; Eighteenth street. s. K. Beiier, Embury church, William Hamilton; First Place and War Fleet Ss s street O. s. wig; Fourth avenue, c L Taylor; Grace church, c. v. Miller; Hanson Place, street, \. Laine; New York avenue
 ss Msins .cs NOs1rfnd searos d.snus psn,. " c. Bo~ditch; Sands street, George Adams; simp, son church. J. B. Hamilton; Sixth avenue. Edward Ctxpni 1har GIlrn nnara ava avenue, John Pilkinston; Washington street. Fred erick Browni Williams avenue, J. 0. BaTnhart; Center Moriches, Alexander Graham; East Moriches, R. I. BelIman; Elmont,. A. J. Leach; bush, E. c. Hoag; Flatlands, Gustave Laass; Free port Robert Wasson; Good Ground and Atlantic ea, 'S w. l. Pray; Lawrshce. George Dunbar Park Park vile, H. Q. Glover; Patehogue Barton: Pearsalls, rfner; Sag Harbor, B, F. Reive:
 Saville, L. D. Littlewood; Sheepshead Bay, J. field, John o'Brien; West Hampton. Frederick St chler; Windsor Terrace,G. Q. Spencer. Missions Re9s a0s New Yo Man Swedish, Bridgeport circuit, Charles Paulson; !; Swedish, Brooklyn. A. J. Anderson; Swedish, New J. Nj. Buckley, editor of the Christian Advocate G. G. A. Hali, secretary of the '. M G. A. of New York, member of the Nostrand avenue quarterly and financial agent of the M. B. hospital, Brook. lyn, member of Grace church quarterly confer church seciety. member of Hanson Place quarter ly conference; Alexander Mclean, assistant editor of Christian Witness, member of Hanson Place quarterly conference.
 New York East conference, N. c. Cheney, presd- M North Main Wm. Brown; Washington Park, G. l.. Thompson; and conn g 1oes aas Norwalk, Conn, William koss; Easton, Conn, G5sr Esst yage Rd z0aF Bbdge Greenwich A. B Sanford; King street, J Langlor; aoan n M rss esnpc PG % mons; Washingtonyille, E. R. Foley; West Canaan, ehe 5 NsS Msedon New H seyenth-sizth street D. Q. Ferris; North NevYork' 4. .. MoEeSoase: sixty-drst street Howard Hen, a5sggtb sqea Msse seventh street, N Y Bozard: West Farms, F: o. Smith; Portchester, g. o. Curtice; Pound Ridge, N !. Porter; Ridgeleld, J. L. Peck; Rowayeon. coopsr so1th Afgs asrwa s'gsatasT asT rls; South soutshpsFt, ct A. Hu66bsll; 6; stsmford. Wsstgor5 f; s. stil; Tsst ssratford member of the Trinity quarterly cOnference; Q. II. Sixty-first street quarterly conference; M. r. Laft, .,loisss missionary E China; W 5 5. bury, missionary to Bulgaria; Henry Astor and c. H. Gardiner. missionaries in Nevada. d M:T eF Mson % church, R. } Pardington; First church, F. B. Up street, W. B. Lawrenee; St. Johns, W. V. Kel- ley; St. Luke's, ". E. scofeld: South Second srff smith csarch W IT. phiips Brooklyn tabernacle, T. H. Burch; Corona, Allen McRossie; Cutchogue, David Taylor; East Nor wich, k. F. Norton; Flushing, L. L. Paulson; Glen Cove, Nelson Edwards; Great Neck, O. L. Knesal; Greenpert, G. B. Dusenberry; Hempstead, Robert t4nntinQf0n w Taak Grove circuit, J. s. Hugh; Long Island City, First church, George Stillman; Second church, George Taylor; Third church, R. A. Sad Her. New York-Allen street and Attorney street, c. M. Pegg; Eleventh street, Lemuel Richardson; Forsyth street. J. A. Roche; John street, w. w. Bowdich; Second street, William Dickson; Seventh street, w. A. Layton; Willett street, M. F. Comp ton; Northport, J. H. Stansbury; Orient H. T. Kastendrack; Oyster Bay, ". M. Carr; Port Jeffer- son, s. A. Sands Port Washington, W. H. Russell; Riyerhead, H.. o. Judd; Roslyn and Searington, ". M. PIatts, Sea CIiffe, B: L. Abbott; Shutdown circuit, M. F. Smith; Southold, J. H. Gill; Stony l lA A A