Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-04-06

DhkVlLLE DlSTRlCT
APPOINTMENTS
The final session of the Central Penn
sylvania conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, at Tyrone, was held
Tuesday morning, the business being
concluded with the reading of the ap-
pointments.
Rev. Milton K. Foster comes to st.
Paul's church from Clearfleld. Rev.
Foster is an elderly man, his wife and
daughter residing with him. He also
has two sons, one of whom is an at
torney in Williamsport. Two weeks
ago the new Methodist church at Clear
field was dedicated. 1t is one of the
finest Methodist church properties in
the conference, and was built during
the pastorate of Rev. Foster.
At Trinity church Rev. Lorenzo d.
OFT will succeed Rev. N. E. Cleaver.
Rev. OFT is young married man, and
is considered one of the strongest of
the younger ministers of the confer
ence. He comes to Danville from New
port where fine church was erected
during his pastorate.
The appointment of presiding elder
of the Danville district was conferred
upon Rev. r. H. Gilbert, who has
been pastor at Berwick. Rev. s. B.
Evans was appointed to the excellent
charge of the Ridge Avenue church at
Harrisburg. Rev. Nelson E. Cleaver
was transferred to Emporium. Rev.
Harry Curtin Harman will go from
Milton'to the Thirteenth street church
at Harrisburg. Rev. E. 7. Swartz at
the request of his congregation in Riv
erside was returned to st. Peters.
The appointments in the Danville
district are as follows:
Presiding Elder, r. H. Gilbert.
Anthracite Mission-Baclay J. Louz-
eky.
Ashland-H. G. Pardoe.
Beech Haven-G. w. Remley.
Beaver Meadow-H. ". Newman.
Berwick, First church-Orland G.
Heck; Calvary, Bert A. Salter
Observation-Disclosures F. Hilbish.
Bloomsburg-Marlin L. Canoe.
Buckhorn-Charles W. Bryner.
Catawissa-R. M. Snyder.
Centralia-Freeman s. Vought.
Conyngham-F. H. Brunstetter.
Danville, st. Paul 's-Milton X. Fos-
ter; Trinity, Loronzo d. OFT.
Elysburg-C. w. Rishell.
Espy and Lime Ridge-Charles H.
Campbell.
Excelsior-James Doherty.
Freeland-R. j. Allen.
Gordon-J. P. Benford.
Harveyville-Philip Thomas
Hazleton, Diamond-.G. F. Boggs
st. Paul's, A. S. Fasick.
Jamison City-Gordon Gray
Jeanesville and Audenried-G. W..
Faus.
Jeddo, Latimer and Milnesville-J.
w. Shearer.
Jonestown-John A. Miller.
Laurelton-John Vrooman.
Lewisburg-John r. Van Pelt.
Mifflinburg-V. T. Rue.
Mifflinville-J. w. Worley.
Millville and Jerseytown-W. H.
Hartman.
Milton-George D. Pennypacker.
Montandon-Henry M. Ash
Mt. Carmel-T. L. Tomkinson
Nescopeck-Isaac Cadman.
Northumberland-F. w. Leidy.
Orangeville and Light Street-Henry
F. Cares
Park Place and Delano-J. @. Will
shelm.
Riverside-E. T. Swartz.
Roaring Creek-Eham Chilcote.
Rohrsburg-Alex. Scott.
Shamokin-First church, George M.
Hoke; Second church, j. B. Brenne-
man.
Shickshinny-Alex. r. Miller.
Snydertown-W. A. Carver.
Sunbury-Catawissa avenue, J. E.
A. Buckle; st. Johns, William Brill.
Town Hill. Warren Rose
Waller be supplied.
Wapwallopen-W. J. s. Dumville.
Washingtonville-J w. Philips.
Weatherly-Frank T. Bell.
White Haven't. W. Buckley.
Wilberton-Harry E. Grow.
experimentation w. Leckie,
Samuel P. Boone, William S. Hamlin,
Walter r. Whitney, Timothy H.
Tubbs, George V. Savidge.