The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-08

-oAAJ AJeOAJ Z OllAbs Il ~. v dnoduts Oul-
fern, G. G. Moulsdale Thieils, F. J..
James; Vernon. D. J. Howell; Wesley
Chapel and Mousey, j. 3. Heard Wes-
ton, 9. Mayburg: Wortendyke. J. S. Gill
bert.
PATERSON DISTRICT.
Anderson, II. !. Hayter; Andoyer, J.
B; Tunbull; Belvidere, W. r.. Kiefer;
Enoch Meachem; Branchviile, j. w.
Bultzville and Free Union, w. H. Nc,
Cormick; Columbia. A. Il. Smith; Cool
baugh, Pa. N. J. Brown; Ding
maus, Pa, G. E Scott; Dover
First + sinun' Church v; ,i,sy; Day; Second church.
Glen View. John Landor; Hackettstown,
G. w. Smith; Evansville and Centreville,
p. S. Mead: Harmony, w. C. Turnbull;
Hibernia, J. w. Barrett; Hope, David
Walters; Hurdtown, w. j. Haupte; john
sonburgh, A. }. SAKE, Lafayette, G. H.
Winans; Little Falls, +. ]. Dodd; Mill
Clam; Monteville, A. G. Wiley; Mount
Bethel, j. O. Sparmon; Mount Hermon,
S. Prickett; Mount Hope, w. S. Knox;
Newton, Wesley Martin; Oxford, Isaac
Thomas; Passaic, J. B. Brady: Paterson
Cross street, Alexander Craig; Embury,
p. M. Simpson; Grace, J. w. Marshall;
Market Market street, % J. a, {, Mnnroe; Paterson
Solomon Parsons; St. Philips. A.
Boyd; 1Tssii Trinity, j p'0A c. j Jackson; n;
Phillipsburg = First Church, S. N. Be-
bout; Wesley Church, J. S. Gordon. Port
Golden, G. S. Vogel; Port Morris, w. S.
Really; Port Dram, Charles Laren; Rock
away. w. Mccain; Rutherford, C. M.
Anderson; Sparta. George Miller; STAN
hope and Waterloo, N. Brooks; Still
water, d. E. Unangst; Succasmuna, ). s.
Haggerty; Summerfield, j. H. Bell:
Swartswood. f. S. Willister; Tebo, S. A.
Bender; Tranquility, A. Van Dusen; vi
emma and James Chapel, F. f. Bowman;
Walpack Centre, G. Price; Washington,
M. d. Church.
ELIZABETH DISTRICT.
Alexander l.. Brice, Presiding Elder
Asbury and Bethlehem, NJ. L. Rhodes;
Bloomsbury, j. q. Hancock; Bound
Brook, Richard Johns; Centreville, S. b.
Rich; Clinton, o. B. Colt; Cokesbury and
Califon, Henry Bice, P. d.: Garnerville.
]. o. Winner, Jr.; Crawford, w. b.
Eaas faaa MllIssons Rsassan s. s. king fEsHaa EIaai
distribution Street. L. R. Dunn;
Park Church, NJ L. Gates; ST. James, E.
w. Barr. Everettstown, w. c. Kinsie;
FInesville, j. A. Hensey; Pennington, G.
s. Ryman; Frenchtown, NJ. \. Gibbs;
Glen Gardner and junction, J. G. How
hi0, IltS oIl0So tuu 1cDbuuus u.
Decker; Kingwood, A. M. Shea; Linden,
S. p. Lacey; Mechanicsville, w. w. Voor-
hees; Metuchen, T. S. Simmons; Mil
ford and Little York. A. Henry;
Mount Horeb. w. H. Haggerty; Mount
Zion, Supply; New Dover, A. A. Craven,
New Germantown, j. G. Hall; Norton
and Pattenburg, Fl. D. Opdyke: Perth
Amboy, w. E. Blakeslee; Plainfield, C.
b. Mitchell; Quakertown, s. H. Jones;
Rahway-First Church, r. r. Hayes;
Second Church, G. #. Hull; Raritan,
7, A. Cole; Roselle. s. A.
Sergeantville, w. #. Randolph; Somer-
vile, w. M. Trumbower; Stanton and
Allerton, M. S. Lambert. Staten Island
Asbury, A. M. Harris; Bethel, w. B.
Wigg; Grace, G. E. Little; Kingsley, j.
G. Johnston; Mount Zion, w. Brown;
st. Johns, Nicholas Van Saut; ST. Marks,
E. v. King; st. Paups, j. r. Bryan;
Summerfield, W.. S. MCGOWAN; Trinity,
d. B. Randolph; Woodrow. j. o. Winner;
Westfeld, Wesley Martin; Woodbridge,
III. L. Gates.
The only changes in Jersey City proper
were at the Linden Avenue and the Pali-
sade Churches. w. p George was ap-
pointed to the Greenville charge and E.
N. Crosts was appointed to the Palisade.
The appointments were spoken of as
very satisfactory by all concerned, and
the coming year promises to be the most
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