Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-29
THE PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS.
Bishop Andrews Made Forty-six Changes
In the Wilmington Conference List.

Bishop Andrews Made Forty-six Changes
In the Wilmington Conference List.
Tho pastoral appointments of the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence, announced Tuesday by Bishop
Andrews, show 46 changes, 81 on the
Salisbury district. 10 on the Whining
ton dist let, eight ON the Dover dis
trict and seven on the Easton district.
On the Salisbury district, changes have
been made at Annamesssx. Chinoo-
league, Deals Island, Fruitland, Girdle
Tree, Laulel, Marion, Millsboro, Nan.
ticohe, Onancock, Parksley, Parsons
burg, Pocomoke circuit, Powellville,
Princess Anne, Quantico, ST. Peters.
Smiths Island, Tangier, Westover and
Whitesvil!e; on the Wilmington dis
triet. at Grace, Harrison Street, Kings
wood, Swedish Mission, Charlestown,
Christiana, Colora, Newport, Red Lion
and St. Georges: on the Dover district,
at Camden, Canterbury, Grape, Farm
ington, FELTON,, Harrington, Leipsic and
Magnolia, and on the Easton district,
at Bayside, Cordova. Ingleside, Milling
ton, Royal Oak, Smyrna circuit and
Wye.
William Writ King. a transfer. comes
to Grace; r. y. z. karholsen, trans
fer, to Kingswood; III. G. Bowie, a
transfer, to Swedish Mission, and W.
L. Avery, from Newport to Harrison
Street. r. Z. Coursey goes from Harri-
son Street to Newport; j. It. Prouse,
from Red Lion 10 Charlestown; f. e.
McKinsey, from Royal Oak to Chris
tiana: 4. B. Hunter, from Colora to
He'd Lion: Q. f. Sheppard, from
Camden TO st. Georges; L. w. Layfield,
from Smyrna circuit TO Camden A.
@. Jones, supply, to Canterbury; w.
s. II. Williams, from Cordora TO Grape ;
D. F. Waddell, from Wilmington to
Pennington: j. ID. Kemp, from Mag
nolia to FELTON,: g. Z. Anderson, from
Princess Anne to Harrington; G. N.
Jones, to Leipsic; A. G. Wiley, a trans
fer. to Colora; G. L. Wood, from Par
sonsburg to Magnolia; A. Howard
Convey, to Bayside: j. A. Brewington,
from Millsboro to Cordoya: q. @.
Wright, TO Ingleside; III. s. Dulaney,
from Whitesvile to Millington; ". K.
McFarlane, from Christiana to Royal
Oak; G. L. Hsrdesty, from st. Peters
to Smyrna circuit; W. III. Kenny. to
Wye; g. q. Williams, to Annamessex
j. w. Gray, from Grape to Cninco-
league; G. P. Swain, from Tangier tn
Deals Island: w. o. Bennett, from
Crisield to Fruitland; e. II. Nelson,
| from Nanticoke to Girdle Tree. II. Q.
Turner, from Girdle Tree to Laurel
W. Z. Matthews, to Marion; F.. II.
| Collins, from st. Georges to Millsboro
L. @. Smoot, from FELTON, to Nanticoke
| w. A. Wise, from Harrington to Oman
Parsley; DE-. ,McFaull, from Smiths
| T.l.nl a. Doraonohnra n II Willis
from Powellville to PocomoKe circuit
j, f. Anderson, from Marion to Powell
Vile; G. W. Woodall, from Laurel Il
Princess Anne; G. W. Strickland, from
Chincoteague to Quantico; Asbur,
Burke, from Onancook to st. Peters
W.R. Gwinn, from Quantico to Smith \
Island; q. w. Bounds, from Deal:
Island to Tangier; Oacar L. Martin. t.
Westover, and /. e.. Fosnocht, from
Pennington to Whitesville.
Bishop Andrews left Wilmington a
1877 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon fo
New York, where he went to dedicat,
chuic Oh. He will preside at the session
of the New Hampshire Conference neg
week. ~
| Just before his departure, the bishol
revised some of the appointments
making assignments as follows: Kings
wood, IA. s. Dulaney, instead OF, R. 2
p. Karholsen; Tilghman's Island, Mr.
Karholsen, instead of w. W. Chaires
Millsboro. Mr.. Chaires, instead of E
"a. Collins; Whitesville, Mr.. Collins
instead of I. G. Fosnooht; Millington
Mr.. Fosnocht, instead of Mr.. Dulaney
Mr.. Dulaney was pastor of Kingswoo'
some years ago.
Friends Of 9. A, Hill and e. 9
Macnichol tried to have them ap
pointed presiding elder of the Dove
district. to succeed @. S. Baker. Mr.
Hill is the minister whom the bisho
intimated that he had intended t
appoint.