Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-15
Fields of Labor Of Graduating MeM- bers of the Seminary-M1ddle Glass Mems Stations for the Summer.


 Mems Stations for the Sumner.
 Yesterday the final examinations at the seminary were finished. Several of the graduating students have gone to their preaching stations and others will leave as soon as possible. The following is list of the places where the men will go this sum- mer: MT. J. A. Stemen is settled at the East Presbyterian church, St. Paul, Minn.; O. A. Dinsmore is already pastor of tho church at ' Whitneyville, and will remain there; F. L. Ferguson is pastor of the Congregational church of Milford, Conn.,; J. E. Herman will not preach regularly this summer, and will be at Warsaw, N. Y.; D. M. James is in Fair Haven; L. F. John will preach and ' eventually locate in the West; Alexander Milne has accepted call to the Flight street ' church of Columbus, Ohio; Rikizo Wakas- hima will soon return to his native country, | to Kiyoto, Japan. He has been in this coun- ! try ten years. J. B. Reynolds has already gone to Paris, France, where he is to engage ! in Y. M. O. A. work among university stu dents. T. D. Bacon will go to Fargo, Dak. i; Harlan Freedman will settle at Warrington, Mass; Olane Dahl does not preach regularly this summer and may take a post graduate course at Harvard; G. P. Eastman will be at Birmingham, Mass, for a while, but will not preach. L. H. Keller has received sev- eral calls to western churches and has them I under consideration. L. K. Long will re- main at the Taylor church this city and take a fourth year in the ! divinity school W. s. Manship is settled over Q Methodist church at Moriches, L. l.; M. D. Ormes has accepted call to the Sec ond Congregational church at Colorado | Springs; w. O. Payne intends to go to Ohio; O. B. F. Psase goes to Ashfeld, Mass. where he is settled; A. s. Phelps will probably re- ! main with Hope chapel on Howard.ayenue; J. G. Robertson is settled at Huntington, Mass; F. R. Shipman has accepted the posi- | tion of assistant pastor of the Center church, Hartford; Henry Stauffer will be assistant to Washington Gladden. in Columbus Ohio; G. A. Taylor will be at home, Denmark, Iowa; J. H. Tufts will be at Monson. Mass; H. W. Futile has received call to Manchester, Ia., where he will go; D. A. Walker has been elected as instructor in Beyust college, Syria; Ind, and has accepted; H. R. Vaughn will not preach this summer; c. F. Clark is con- sidering two or three calls; F. W. Burrows will go to Ohio.
 The following is the best that can be re- ported about the members of the middle class L. o. Baird will take the church at Candu, Dakota. F. O. Baker goes to Me- the summer at Lynxville, Wis. D. E. Burt ner has gone to Chiffon, Wis. E. L. Cald- well, stroke of the Varsity crew, will not return to the seminary next year. Demas Cochin is pastor of 8 large Congregational church in Traverse City, Mich 0. D. Craw
 ford has received call to Michigan but is npndeeidsd. A. H. Daniels takes charge at n,, 1n,nmford, Me. William Davies goes to 6ioomer. Wis. Arthur Fairbanks was mar- rlsd May and sailed yesterday for Europe.
 V wn1,e M ne ne VIII study year in HsidelburQ. @- T. Ford will probably preach in eastern