Smyrna times., 1902-04-02
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES
At RECENT CONFERENCE
BISHOP JOYCE AND HIS CABINET HAD
NO EASY TASK TO PERFORM.
Wilmington District Had IL, EastOn IA, Sal.
isbury IA and Dover Wilmington
Conference Academy Affairs.

Conference Academy Affairs.
An analysis of the pastoral appoint
ments announced at the closing session
of the Wilmington M. E. Conference
at Chrisfeld Tuesday by Bishop
Joyce shows that he and his cabinet
did not have an easy task. Fifty-six
changes were made, 10 on the Will
mington district, 16 on the Dover and
IA each on the Eastern and Salisbury
districts.
The ministers change as follows: A.
G. Jones, from Canterbury to Colts;
Andrew Matzen, Colts to Queenstown;
w. G. Poole, Queenstown to Fairlee:
J. M. Arters, Fairlee to Odessa; w.
o. Hurst, Odessa to Newport; Alloy
cius Green, Newport to Snow Hill;
s. Nj. Morgan, Snow Hill to Milford,
with j. S. Willis as assistant; F. p.
Harris, Milford to Greensboro; S. N.
Pilchard, Greensboro to Crisfeld; G.
L. Wyatt, Crisfield to Middletown; L.
Z. Barrett, Middletown, to Wesley,
Dover; Alfred Smith, Dover, to Ep-
worth, Wilmington, to fill the vacancy
created by F. B. Shorts acceptance of
the general secretaryship of the Y. M.
G. A., w. E. Avery, Harrison Street to
Scott; J. w. Easley, Scott to Harrison
Street; t. n. Given, Hockessin to Red
Lion; I. B. Hunter, Red Lion to Ebe
nezer; W. T. Hammond, Ebenezer to
Kingswood; L. P. Karholsen, Kings
wood to Chester; G. w. Burke, Ches-
ter to Marshallton-Stanton j. A.
Brewington, Cordova to GirdlL Tree
Z. H. Nelson, Girdle Tree to FELTON,
J. D. Kemp, FELTON, to Millington, to
fill the vacancy caused by E. G. Sun
field being appointed conference evan
gelist; E. n. Cantwell, Port Penn to
Hollands Island; G. G. Williams,
Annamessex to Preston; G. H. Williams,
Preston to FruitIand; F. X. Moore,
Fruitland to Westover; o. L. Martin,
Westover to Quantico; G. W. Strick-
land, Quantico to Nassau; j. P. Out.
ten, Nassau to Onancock; E. Fl. Der
rickson, Onancock to Nanticoke; T
G. Smoot, Nanticoke to Marydel; W
B. Guthrie, Marydel to Magnolia
George E. Wood, Magnolia to East
Newmarket; C. W. Smith, East New.
market to Hillsboro; z. H. Webster
Hillsboro to Delmar; w. W. Sharp
Delmar to Tangier; G. w. Bound s
-Tangier to st. Michaels; J. H. Beau
the PasA,, s., Michaels to Townsend; G
P. Jones. Townsend to Hurlock; AL
bert Chandler, Hurlock to Kent Island
S. P. Shipman, Kent Island to Galena
with A. P. Prettyman as assistant
w. S. H. Williams, Grape to George
town Circuit; J. H. Wilson, George
town Circuit to Beckwith; w. P. Tay
lor, Beckwith to Grape; T. S. Barrett
Hooper's Island to Lakesville; Nose
Bullock, Williamsburg to Hooper
Island; W. H. Kenney, Church Cree,
to Vienna; w. R. McFarlane, Roya
Oak to Williamsburg.
Conference Boards are Named
Conference boards were elected a
follows: Board of Examiners, Adar
Stengle, V. P. Northrup, W. o. Hurs
W. Koons, NJ. d. Nutter, G.
Wyatt, F. P. Harris, H. G. Turne
W. L. White, R. X. Stephenson, G.
Hill, Aloycius Green, G. T. Anderson
J. W. Taley, V. S. Collins, J. W. Ea
ley, o. W. DeVenish, T. F. Beauchan
F, F. Carpenter and G. W. Townsen
Board of Church Extension, Jol
France, w. A. Roe, 9. T. Wyatt,
H. Baynard, Alfred Smith, L. E. Ba
rett, J. A Arters, G. A. Hill, F.
Cochran, Alfred G. Cox, T. E. Williar
and the presiding elders; Board
Church Location, G. S. Baker, E.
Macnichol, J. D. Kemp, J. NJ. Rec
G. F. Jones, Wilbur F. Corkran,
L. Hardesty, ]. H. Beauchamp, d.
Malloney, d. S. Clarke, T. E. MART
dale. 1. G. Fosnocgt, G.. G. Sense
W. T. Townsend, J. L. Ellis, Robt
Watt, L. A. II. O'Brien, J. W. Easlt
Hugh G. Browne and George NJ. Fish
Board of Domestic Missions, E.
Atkins, J. A. Arters, F. G. MacSorl,
r. H. Adams, J. E. Carroll, George
Moore, J. r. McAllen and William
Hukill.