The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-10

Four Changes in New Haven P"i-
 pits.
 Torrington, Conn, April 9.-The New York East Conference held it's closing session in the Methodist church this morning. Resolutions were passed thanking all who had helped to make the occasion a success, and Bishop Cranston made brief address before announcing the changes made in the appointments.
 Following are the appointments for the city of New Haven and vicinity:
 East Pearl street-L. R. Streeter, re- appointed.
 Epworth-H F. Miller, succeeding F. w. Adams.
 First M. E.-Henry Baker, succeeding Gardiner s. Eldridge.
 Graoe.-A. J. smith, reappointed.
 Hamden Plains-D. F. Gilman, reap pointed,
 Howard Avenue-H. B. Weston, suc- ceeding Harvey Burnes.
 St. Andrews--D. N. Griffin, reappoint- ed
 summerfeld-F. J. Shackleton suc- ceeding J. Howard Hand.
 Trinity-H Frank Rall, reappointed.
 West Haven-Rev. William McNichol reappointed.
 Westville-W. S. winans, jr., reap pointed.
 Following is a list of the changes in $ the district:
 Brooklyn, North District--C. $. Wing, presiding elder
 Brooklyn-Andrews, F. c, Howell; Bushwick avenue, F. w. Hannon; De- kalb avenue, w. A. Layton; Epworth, D. w. Couch; First church, H. F. Kas- tendieck; Fleet church, E. G. Richard son; Knickelbocker avenue, A. F. Knell; South Third street, W. c. Black man; Tabernacle, c. c. Lasby; Tom kins avenue, Alfred Hodgetts; Elm hurst, w. H. McMasters (supply}; Glendale F. Gunton (supply).
 Jamaica-H. E. Burnes.
 Long Island City-Grace, w F. Schoonhoven; Third church, J. A. Swan Maspeth (supply), H. c. Camp bell: Ozone Park, w. M. Fanton; Shaw avenue, w. H. Wardwell; White stone, w. C. Speele.
 Long 1sland-CentraI Islip and Haup pauge (supplv). F. w, Buckwster; Cold Spring Harbor (supply) David J. Young; Cutchogue, E. c. Miller (sup- ply> East Meadow, E. J. Curtis, (sup- ply) Flanders to be supplied; Great Neck, H. c. Whitney; Greenport, H. Blatz, jr., Hempstead, H. B. Munson Hicksville circuit. Alexander McNicholl (supply) Mattituck and Jamesport. D. c Osterield (snpply); Orient, J. J. Blythe; Port Washington, v. A. Barn s; Smithtogn circuit. W. S. Harper (sup- iply); Southhold, A. $. Hagarty; Stony Brook and Setauket A. A. Lathbury; Westbury. William Ross (supply); Woodbury and West Hills. B. C. Pills bury. | Brooklyn South District--James S. Chadwick presiding elder.
 Brooklyn--Cr -Cropsey avenue, R. & Put srey; First Place. W. H. Wakeman: Grace. Jchn F. Adams; New York ave- nue. c. Fl. Buck; Ridley Memorial H. | $. Scarborough: summerfield, J. F. l Holmes; Summer avenue, Gardner S. Eldridge; Vanderveer Park (supply), G. | W. Todd; Wesley, E. H. Butcher.
 Missions-Second Norwegian and ! Danish, Brooklyn, c. Fredericksen.
 Long Island-Bay Shore, G. c. Bos-l well; Blue Point, (suppy), c. A. Kent; Bridgehampton, W. c. Wilson; Brook haven. J. T Tillinghast; Center Moriches, W. B. Pruner; Islip, Gus tave Laas; Rockville Center, J. J. ] Faust; Seaford (supply), H. E. Mars i land; Valley Stream, M. E. Cunning ham,
 New Haven district-W. A. Richard, presiding elder.
 New Haven-Epworth, H. F. Hiler; | First church. Henry Baker; Howard ! avenue. H. D. Weston; Summerfield, E. J. Shackleton.
 Ansonia, J. H. Hand; Bakerville, fsupply), John Nash; Durham and Rockland, F. H. Sawyer; Essex O. W, Snodgrass; Guilford and Madison, F. N Laine.
 Hartford--First church, c. w. Nc Cormack; St. Paurs, B. B. Brown; South Park, James A. McMillan; Hig- ganum and West Haddam, G. B. Dusin- berre; Kensington, J. A. Churchill; Middlebury. F. s. Belden Middlefield, Walter M. Patton.
 Middletown-First church F. T. Brown; Plainsville H. D Judd; Rocky hllll ana west IhOdhy f1llr i'lldHl Roberts (supply).
 Waterbury--Chapel street, J. F. Better: First church, F. B. Stockdale; Westbrook and Saybrook, W. F. Slaght; West Granby, o. w. Richardson (sup ply); Windsor Locks, G. B. Thurston; iYalesviIe, c. B. Pitblado.
 New York District-James Montgom- cry, presiding elder.
 Manhattan--Forsyth street, W. M. Hughes; Second street, B. F. Saxon: Trinity, George F. Strobridge; Twenty seventh street, E. l.. Thorpe; Willet street, J. B. Smith.
 Borough of the Bronx-Bronxdale, R. F. Harmed; City Island, r. P. Tower; Eastchester, H. o. Gilman (supply); Grace, w. l.. Miller; Oin, w. J. White; Prospect avenue, William M. Carr; West Farms, Henry Plossey (suppIy). New York State-New Rochelle, First church, George F. Bishop (supply) Port chester, Pound Circuit, l.. B. Stowe (supply).
 Connecticut - Bridgeport Trinity, Thomas B. Miller; Washington Park, F. D. Walter; Cornwall Bridge and Els worth, J. N. Crane: Easton H. O. Hof- stad: Long Hill w j. GeOgenheim. |