The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-01
WHERE THEY PREACH
Appointments of Methodist Pas
tors to New Posts
Or. LEVI GILBERT TO SEATTLE.
work OF the Conference At Aberdeen-A
Slight Breeze Over . Degree Con-
ferred At Olympia.

Aberdeen, Aug 31.-rSpecial. THE fol-
lowing appointments were announced to-
day at the Methodist Conference:
Seattle district-T. B. Ford, presiding
elder Bothell. supply Dungeness,
George Kindred; Fall City, to be sup
piled; Kent, w. I'll. Drake; Kirkland.
supply; Port Angeles. T. NJ. Baxter; Port
Townsend; s. s. SuIliger; Quiicene. sup
Battery street, A. Inwood; Seattle. City
Mission, z. 8. StockweIl; Seattle. First
church, L. Gilbert; Seattle, Grace church.
w. c. McMillin; Seattle. Gilman Park
church, K. q. Falls; Seattle, Haven
church, e. D. White; Seattle, Madison
street church, C. Z. Pomeroy; Seattle,
Trinity church, s. A. Bright; sidney,
]. Jenson; Slaughter, supply; Sultan, sup
ply; Sumner, E. r. Haywood; Vashon'
supply.
b. f. Vandeventer, missionary In Ne
vada. ]. n. Denison, financial agent OF
Portland
Swedish district-O. E. 0lander, presid-
ing elder; Bear Creek, supply; Fremont.
supply; Hood canal, supply; Pleasant
Ridge, o. f. 0lander; Portland, \. q. Mel
son; Port Townsend, supply; Seattle and
Cedar Home, supply; Skamokawa, sup.
ply; Spokane, supply; South Bend ana
WiIlapa, supply: Tacoma, Z. A. DAVID
son; New Whatcom and Fairhaven, sup
ply.
Tacoma Districts. Moore, presiding
elder; Aberdeen, 7. W. Butler; Black
River circuit. e. Hopkins; Buckley, r. M.
Pickles; Cosmopois and Ocosta, supply;
EIma. T. z. McMullen: Hoquiam, H. V.
Ciaypool: Montesano, E. d. Brown; OAK
vile, A. Anderson; Olympia, +. 4. Drake;
Orting, W. J. Barger; Puyailup, T. J.
Moore: Rochester and Gate City, supply;
shelton, supply; South Prairie and Car
bonado, supply; Tacoma, Asoury church,
supply; Tacoma, Central church, III. VIII
liston; Tacoma, Epworth church, supply;
Tacoma, Fernhiil church, +. Nj. Wheeler;
Tacoma, First church, +. b. Cherington;
Tacoma, Fowler church, G. f. Mead; Ia
coma, Mason chapel, G. E. Fulmer; Tacoma,
Old Town chapel. Z. III. Massey; Tacoma,
St. Paul's chapel, 3. F. Brooks; Tum-
water, w. II. tombstone; Vaughn, supply;
L. j. Covington, president Olympia coli
legiate institute. member of Olympia quar-
terly conference.
Vancouver district, A. J. Hanson pre-
siding elder; Bay Center and Oystervilie,
D. VI. Ellsworth; Bucoda, J. w. Maxwell;
Castle Rock, VI. A. Covington; Centralia,
A. J. Josiyn; Chehalis, Z. A. Atkins;
Edonia and Salkum. supply; Gray's River,
supply; Kalama and Carroliton, A. J. Nc
Nance; Kelso. J. 1. Smith; La Camas. j.
Mathews; Marysville, C. P. Stayton;
Messy Rock and Vance, supply; Pioneer,
S. p Brokawa; Skamokawa, q. A. Luse;
South Bend, Sprague Davis; Vancouver,
g. G. Wilding; Vancouver circuit, supply;
Winiock, NJ. w. Ludwicx; Willapa, E. L.
Hughes: Woodland, John Finn; H. w.
Hicks. associate editor Of the Pacific Chris
tim Advocate, member of Vancouver quar-.
ieriy conference.
New Whatcom district-D. G. Lesourd,
presiding elder; Avon, L. E. Wornow;
Anacortes, First and Market street
churches, c. McDermoth; Bay View. I.
y. Goodell; Blaine, NJ. n. Mahafie:
Coupeville. W. H. Wilson; East Sound, T.
L. Dyar; FaIrhaven. F. W. 10y; Ferndale.
W. r. Warren; Friday Harbor, C. E.
Cunningham; Geneva, J. w. Patterson;
La Conner, P. C.. Harris; Lopez, W. w.
Mallory; Lynden, C. F. Teeter; Marys-
vile, A. n. March; Mt. Vernon, supply;
Nooksack Indian mission, ]. A Tenant;
Sedro, J. L. Cuddy; Snohomish, G. III.
EcecS1 ctdA"Oou, .. ". w AAlSI SuIHdS, u
c. Culmer; New Whatcom, First church,
I. j. Massey: New Whatcom, Trinity
church, G. r. Thoburn; New Whatcom
circuit, supply; Isaac Dillon, agent of the
conference missionary society, member of
New Whatcom First church quarterly
conference.
John Brett was left without appoint
ment to attend school.
The Puget sound conference went on an
excursion to Cohasset beach today. They
held final meeting tonight and passed
complimentary resolutions to Aberdeen
and the railroad and steamboat companies
There is much interest felt over the ap-
pointments, which could not be arranged
till tonight.