The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-18

Burnes, II. w. Adams, III. II. Rail and
ID. ". Griffin Returncd-Rev. l.. IL.
streoter Comes TO the East Pearl Street
Church.
| New York, April 1.-THE New York
! East conference of the Methodist Epis-
| copal church this morning announced a
partial list of assignments for the COM
| ing year. Late this afternoon revised
4 list was given cut The appointments
for the New Haven district follow:
John Il. Adams, presiding elder, 149
Rock avenue, New Haven; Ansonia,
| w. C. Brakeman: Swedish, G. l.. Nys-
from, (sup); Bakersville, (sup); Bea-
con Falls, w. N, Tappan; Bethlehem,
G.. w. Tolles; Bloomfield, H. s. Scar
| borough; Bristol, A. Fl. Goodenough;
Cheshire, C. w. Lyon; Clinton, M. O..
Lopley: Copper HILL. N. Crane; Crom-
we'll, r. A. Woodwork; Derby, G. M.
Brown; Durham, r. N. Lame; East
Berlin, r. ]. q. Ilman, Essex, A. r..
Knell; Forestvlle, j. T.. Hamilton;
Guilford and Madison, J. A. Knott;
Hartford, First church, Il. A. Blake;
North, d. w. Howell; Park street, w
M, Carr; South Park Z. S. Ferry;
Swedish. II. E. Broman; Higganum and
West Haddanr, A. S. Haggerty; Ken
sington. a. A. Iathbury; Merlden,
First church, Il. a. Scofleld; Trinity. r.
c. Carpenter; Mlddlebury, t. u. Case;
Middlefeld, b. B. Brown; Middletown,
First church, Herbert Welch; South
church, g. w, Simonson; Milford, ], 7.
Langlois Naugatucl, w. D. Tuckey:
New Britain, r. T. McNichoil; New
Haven, East Pearl street, l.. r. Streeter
to succeed r. T. McNicholl; Epworth,
f. w. Adams; First church, G. s. FL
bridge reappointment; Grace, A. J.
Smith, reappointment; Howard ave-
nue., Fl. Il. Burnes, a reappointment;
summerfeld, J. Fl. Hand, to succeed w.
II. Burgwin; Swedish, 0. w. johnson,
reappontment; Trinity, III. #. Rail;
New Canton and Washington Hill, a.
G. Moorehouge; Plainville. II. G, Whit
ney; Pleasant Valley, w. f. Sheldon;
Rocky Till and West Rocky HILL G. r.
Thurston; Seymour, e. G. Tullar, Shell
ton, E. O. Tree; Simsbury, j. p Wag-
ner; South Britain and Southbury o.
j. Range (sup); Southington. w. M.
Warden; South Meriden, b. r Mere
dith; Stony Creek, J. II. Wing; Thorn
aston, c. M. Pegg: KNOXVILLE, w. S.
Manship; Wallingfurd, f, I'll. L. Ham
mond; Waterbury, Chapel Street w.
e. Powers; First Church, f. p Tower:
st. Pauls. e. D. Barrett; Watertown,
w. W. Winans; Waterbury, J. D. Moi
Lloyd; West Hartland and Colebrook
River J. Taylor West Haven, william
MacNicholl; West Suffleld, to be sup
piled; Westville, G. L. Coburn; Weth-
ersfleld, to be supplied; Windsor, j. r.
Dunkerke; Windsor Locks, C. B. Pit
BLADE; Winsted, b. #. Kidder; Wood
bury, J. H. Lockwood; Yalesville, Jo-
seph Baird; b. p. Raymond, president
of the Wesleyan university; w, N.
Rice, professor in Wesleyan university,
III. A. Starks, financial secretary of
Wesleyan university, in Twentieth CEN
tury movement; NJ. D. Buell., professor
in Boston university; G. E. Reed, pres
ident of Dickinson college; w. F.
Prince, assistant secretary of the Law
and Order league of Connecticut; M. b.
Chapman, professor in Boston univer
sity; w. b. Scranton, missionary in
Seoul Korea.
Resolutions condemning the preva-
lence Of gambling in society" were
passed unanimously They follow
Whereas, the prevalence of gambling
anon ga certain Wealthy class of So
ciety IN New York city as pastinne
and pleasure has brought to our at
tentfon by the public prints and the |
earnest discourses of able and represent
tatve ministers of Christ in the Dor
ough of Manhattan;
Resolved, That this conference en- |
dorses the action of the ministers and |
assures all those engaged in stamping
cut the evil of cur sympathy and aid.