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METHODIST APPOINTMENTS
CHANGES ANNOUNCED At THE CON-
FERENCE IN DANBURY.
Few Trnnsfers In New Haven-Rev. MIR.
Tippie Leaves Epworth and the Rev.
Mr. McNtclol is Taken from st. Ans
drew's-Messrs. Gilbert and Eldridgs
Remain Here-A. J. Smith Comes to

| Grace.
| The fifty-second annual conference OF
the New York East Methodist Episcopal
church ended in Danbury at noon yes
| pointments for the year. But few
changes were made in New Haven. The
Rev. William w. McNioholl Of st. An
drews is transferred to Glen Cove, L.
T., and the Rev. B. M. Tipple, who has
done such excellent work at the Ep-
worth church. goes to the Embury Me-
mortal church, Brooklyn, one of the fin-
est in that district REV. y. ". Grif-
fin succeeds him at Epworth. Rev.
DR.. Levi Gilbert is returned to Trinity
and the Rev. G. 8. Eldridge remains at
the First church with w. D. Beach,
Yale man, as assistant. Rev, George
Lansing Taylor remains at Hamden and
Rev. Henry Blatz, jr., at Westville. The
churches not mentioned in the following
official list Of changes retain their pres
ent pastors:
New Haven district-J. e. Adams,
presiding elder; Grace A. J. Smith;
Howard avenue. H. e. Burnes; st. An
drews, D. N. Griffin; Epworth, r. w.
Adams; First, q. S. Eldridge and w.
D. Beach; Trinity, Levi Gilbert; West
Vile, Henry Blatz jr.; Yalesville, Jo-s
seph Baire; Shelton, e. O., Tree; Sims
bury, j. F. Wagner and c. H, Buck:
Torrington, J. H. Bell Unionvile O.
W. Snodgrass; Waterbury, Chapel
street, w. W. Winans; Windsor, A. G.
Eggleston, Ansonia, c. S. Ay-
strom; Bristol, A. HI Goodenough;
Cheshire, G. W. Lyon; Durham, T. w.
Laine; East Berlin, H. f. Rail; Essex,
A. P. Knell; Hamden Plains, q. L. Tay-
lor; Hartford, North church. d. w.
Howell; Milford, j. T. Langlois.
New York district-J M. Pullman,
presiding elder; Bridgeport, First
church, w H. Kidd; Cannon and
South Wilton, F.. w. Lounsbury; Dam
bury, w. w. w. Wilson; Mianus, w.
E. Jeffries; Norwalk, H. e. Munson;
South Norwalk, l.. r. Streeter; .Sauga-
tuck, James Robinson; Stamford, G. r.
Strowbridge; Stratford, w. IA. r.
Fleming; Mount Vernon, Chester Hill
G. j. North; New Rochelle, st, Johns
s. o. Curtise; New York city, city ISL
and, w. G.. Wilson; Olin, r. 6. Rich.
ards0n; Seventh street, ,. Es Henry;
WiAett street, w. Cs1 Steele. s
! Brooklyn South District. S. Chad
wick, presiding elder; Amityville, First
church, H. L. Glover; Bellmore, e. j.
Curtis; Brooklyn, Benson avenue, ,C.
W. Benedict; Borough Park, M. r..
Griffin Embury Memorial B. M Tip
pie; Fenimore street, G. A. Knesal;
Ridley Memorial, e. H. butcher;
Sheepshead Bay, Henry Medd; Sixth
avenue, w. w. Bowdish; Freeport, j.
A. Macmillan; Oceanside, r. c. Miller,
jr.; Rockville Center, w. H. Hughes;
Springfield, John Brich; Woodmere, w.
r. Sears
Brooklyn North district-James Mont
presiding elder; Brooklyn Cen
ter church., George Van Alstyne; North
Fifth street, Lemuel Richardson's; Shaw
avenue, James H. Lockwood; Union.
w. P. Bates; Williams avenue, George
Adams; York street, G.. w. Simonson;
Corona, 7. L. Poulson; Port Jefferson,
Fl. K. Smith, Cutchogue, J. A. Swan;
Farmingdale and Melville, E. K Creed;
Flanders, J. r. Robertson; Glen Cove,
William McNicholl Hicksville, S. Al.
Sands; Long Island City, Grace j. B.
Smith; Trinity, G. e. Barlow; Morris
Park, l.. H. Caswell; Northport, w. HI.
Lawrence; Oyster Bay, W. r. Bownans
Ozone Park, f. Fl. Sawyer