Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-31

siding elder. He is succeeded by the
Rev. J. W. Dufey, who was presiding
elder of the Winchester district last
year. This made another vacant elder
ship, which is filled by Rev. B. w.
Bond, who left the presidency of Ran
dolph- Macon Academy, at Front
Royal, to take up active pastoral work.
Rev. Rumsey Smithson, retired from
the presiding eldership of the Wash
ington district by the time limit, is
sent to Charlestown, W. Va. He is
succeeded in Washington by Rev. Jas.
H. Boyd, who left vacancy in the
Staunton Church to be filled by Rev.
F. J. Prettyman, who has been at Mar.
tinsburg, where he is succeeded by
Rev. s. G. Ferguson. Rev. William
Stevens goes to Wilkens Avenue
Church, Baltimore, succeeding Rev. L.
W. Haslup. Rev. D. b. Kern succeeds
Rev. J. H. Wells at North Baltimore
Church. Rev. T. e. Carson goes to
Green Memorial, Roanoke.
The following are among the appoint
ments
Washington District-J. h. Boyd,
presiding elder. Washington City-Mt.
Vernon Place and West Washington, ].
w. Duffy and j. w. Bell; Epworth, j.
o. Knott; Marvin, w. F. Locke; Alex
andria and Mission, ]. I. Williams and
]. II. Wells; Fredericksburg, ]. P.
Stump; Falls Church, A. M. Cackley;
Leesburg, E. V. REGISTER; Loudoun, G.
T. Tyler, E L. Wolf; Hamilton, T. G.
Devett; Hilsboro, S. P. Dolly; Middle
burg, S. V. Hildebrand; Sterling, A.
Weller, J. R. Jacobs; Fairfax, G. K.
Milliken; Marshall. II. M. Stickler, b.
T. Heironimus; Warrenton, ]. S. Gard.
ner; Occoquan, ]. w. Grubb; Sudley
and Manassas, G. Sutton, D. Blake
more; Fauquier, ]. L. Grant: Stafford,
A. r. Martin; Morrisville, w. T. Cover.
Winchester District-B. w. Bond,
presiding elder. Winchester, S. K.
Cox; Frederick, L. Fox; Stephen City,
J. G. Threasher; Middletown, j. r. An
drew; Strasburg, II. l.. Houck; Wood
stock, II. II. Kennedy; Edinburg, ]. F.
Baggs; Front Royal and Riverton,
David Bush; Warren, ]. S. Porter, G.
D. Kidner; Linden, l. G. Michael; Page,
L. j. Miller; White Post, F. A. Gaines;
Perryville, r. r. S. Houeh; j. j. Engle,
supernumerary; Brucetown, o. c. Bell;
Darksville, w. J. Hubbard; Martins
burg, S. G. Ferguson; Berkeley, II. s.
Coe; Charlestown, Rumsey Smithson;
Jefferson and Mission, j. b. Wolf and
H. A. Murrill Shepherdstown and Ha-
gerstown, J. l.. Kibler and 81. w.
Gross; professor in Randolph Macon
College; J. A. Kern; president Valley
Female College, J. P. Hyde; general
colporteur, A. P. Neel.
Rockingham misunderstanding ell
der, p. II. Whisner, Stanton and West
Augusta, F. ]. Prettyman and ]. Crick-
enberger; Harrisonburg, w. II. d. Har-
per; Bridgewater, w. l.. Dolly, A. l..
Harnsberger; Mt. Crawford, D. l..
Reed; Parnassus, ]. ]. Ringer; Angus.
ia, W. J. Whitesell and one to be sup
piled; Waynesboro, G. D. White; New
Hope, ]. K. Gilbert; Rockingham, R.
L. Fullz East Rockingham, Leonidas
Butt; Elkton, w. B. Dorsey; Port Re-
public, J. S. Smith; Shenandoah, Fl. II.
Sherman; Luray, L. r. Jones; New
Market, r. NJ. Wheeler; Mt. Jackson,
7. Briley; Marksville, Thomas Cooper;
Fairfield, ]. w. Canter; Rockbridge
Baths, Quincy A. Wheat; Bells Valley,
w. II. Marsh; president of Wesleyan
Female Institute, H P Hamill.
The other presiding elders are: Moore
field District, G. H. Zimmerman;
Roanoke District, B. F. Ball; Balti-
more District, ]. S. Hutchinson; East
Baltimore District, ]. W. Canter.