Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-12
MANY APPOINTMENTS MADE.

Result of the Session of tho New York
East COnference-There are a Few
Changes Among the Metho dist Pas.
tors.
DANnURY, April 1.-THE devotional ex
ercises of the New York East conference
today were led by tbs Rev. Henry Ashton
of New York. Rev. Herbert Welsh was
transferred from the New York conference
to the New York East conference and viii.
be appointed to the Summerfeld church
Brooklyn. AFRO B. Gobelin was trans
ferred from the East German conference
to this conference. Adds Albro was
transferred from the Northern New York
conference to this conference. He will be
stationed at the First church, New Haven.
The matter of self-entertainment of the
members at the coming conference had
came up early in the session. The oom.
mittee appointed Thursday made a report,
in which they recommended that members
should pay their own fare hereafter unless
the church at which the conference was to
be held should especially desire to furnish
the entertainment. After hot debate 1t
was voted not to adopt the report.
Memorial services for conference mem
bers who have died during the year were
held. Rev. DR.. Cook conducted them.
DR.. Buckley read memorial sketch of
Rev. William P. Corbett of Brook
Ign; Rev. George Van Alstyne, Norwalk,
of Rev. David Nash, Norwslk; Rev ]. F.
Quinkerke of Plattville, Conn, of
Rev. Lorenzo D. Nickson, Bridge
port; Rev. Eben 8. Hubbard, Brooklyn, of
Rev. Joseph Henson, Brooklyn; Rev. g. P.
Mays, Brooklyn, of Rev. John E. Searles;
Rev. George A. Hubbell, New Rochelle, of
Rev. John Parker. Meriden; Rev. GEORGE
L. Taylor, City Island, of Sylvester Smith,
Seymour, Conn Rev. G. L. Thompson,
New York, of Rev. J. s. Whedon, Ridge
field.
"a. Mot until 1:30 O'Clock did the
session of the New York East conference
close. The reading of the appointments
took up almost the entire session from
1880 last evening. The Connecticut sp-
pointments are as follows: Woodbury. and
West Hill circuit, 81. Schofeld; Rockville
Center, Theodore s. Anderson; Unionville,
to be appointed; Woodbury.. W. M. Platte;
North Canton and West~ille circuit, to be
appointed; Plainville, John Brisn; Rocky
Hill, to be appointed; Seymour, J. E.
Holmes; Shelton, W. P. Arbuckle; Sims
bury, Z g. Hohe; South Britain and
Southbury. J. o. Munson; West Sufisld,
s. A. assooisne; AnsOnia, q; B. Pi'bI.do;
toll, NJ. W. Prince; Cheshire, @. E.
Barto; southington. David Taylor; South
Meriden, A. T. B. Tallman; Thomaston,
Nelson Edwards; Torrington, W. E sco-
field; Waterbury, Chapel street to be ap,
pointed, First church, W. b. Barton, St.
Pauls, W. NJ. Cleveland; Watertown, T. e.
Smith; Watervilie, to be appointed; West.
brook, to be appointed; West Haven, B. T.
Abbott; Colebrook River, to be appointed.
Durham. T. 8. Townsend; East Berlin, J,
N. Eggleston; Essex and Ssybrook, ]. S.
Hough; Forrestville. g; B. VanDusen-
here; Guilford and Madison circuit
D. N. Griffin; Hartford, First church;
e. L. Thorpe, North street; Joseph Irons
Parkville and Elmwood, to be appointed;
A. Adam, R. s. Norton; Kensington, to be
appointed; Meriden, First church, ]. r.
Thompson; Trinity, Edwin warrener;
Middletown, b. A. Storks; Naugatusk, b.
L. Glover; New Britain, Z. K. Young;
New Haven, East Pearl street, ]. A Hand;
Epworth, R. T. Cooper; Fret church to
be appointed; Grace, F. A. Schofeld; Hs-
ven Memorial church to be appointed;
Howard avenue, G. B. Ford; st. Andrews,
a. y. omltn; Summerheld, w. Tollee;
Trinity, A. D. Vail; Dsnbury, I. Simmons;
Darisn, ]. II. Carroll; East Norwslk; ON.
Peght; Norwalk. A. 81. Wyatt; Ridgeheld,
b. E. Ewing; New Milford, q. s. Still;
Bethel, G. A. Ktnsal; Bridgeport, First
church, Joseph Pullman; Grace, e A.
Noble; Newfeld, s. A. Sands; North
Main street, E. b. butcher; Summerfeld,
w. s. Manship; Washington Park, 8. A.
Curtice; Roxoury and Washington circuit,
to be appointed; Saugatusk, WilliamBrown
Newton and Southville, W. T. Gilbert; South
Norwalk, 81. e. Burns; Southport, g. 8.
Roosevelt; Stamford, D.G. Downey; STRAIT
ford, r. J. Shackleston.
D. P. Raymond was appointed president,
W. A. Rice professor and r. 8. Goodrich
tutor of Wesleyan.
Statistical Secretary Barton's report
showed total membership in the confer
snee Of 81, 89s; number Of probstiousrs