Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-04-08

Plainf1eld, Apr. 8:-Disorder pre-
vailed yesterday as the Newark Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church closed its annual sessions.
The discussion on the time limit for
pastorates aroused the conference to
fever heat. Finally the memorial of
Rev. DR.. H. A. Buttx, president OF
Drew Theological Seminary, to the
general conference of the church
which convenes In Baltimore In May,
was adopted by practically unani-
nous vote.
II suggests that the four-year time
limit for pastors be restored, but that
the power be vested in the bishop to
extend the time one year, IL he so
considers best Resolutions con-
demning railroads and other concerns
maintaining amusement parks open
on Sunday were also approved.
These appointments for the year
were announced by Bishop Henry
Spellmeyer:
Elizabeth District.
Presiding elder ID. B. F. Randolph,
of Paterson, Allerton and Woods
W. G. Heisler; Asbury and West Por-
| tai, r. G. Gisriel; Bloomsbury, Rich
ard Johns; Bound Brook, P. G. Bas-
com; Califon and Fairmount, p. A.
Quimby; Roosevelt, G. Il. Austin,
supply; Centreville, r. A. Weaver;
Cester and German Valley, T. j,
Crawford; Clinton, w. @. Kinsey;
Cokesbury, H. D. Eiffert, supply;
Crawford, First church, e. M. Comp
ton; st. Paul's, M. r. Rhodes; Dun
ellen, z. @. Dutscher.
East Millstone, Clarence Carman,
supply; Elizabeth, Epworth. Stanley
F. Davis; Fulton, Enoch Meachem;
Park church, r. X. Boyd; St.
James's, T. I. Coultas; Everettstown
and Milford, w. 8. MacRorie; Fian-
esville, John l.. Nelson, supply;
FIander and Drakestown, w. G.
Stout; Pennington, @. s. Woodruff;
Frenchtown, w. s. Newson Glad
stone. H. w. Ewig; Highbridge, M
A. Johnston; Junction and Glen
Gardner, j. H. Frazer; Kingwood and
Rosemont, l.. ]. Gordon; Lebanon, G
| L. Illman Linden, Sarenius Rech-
nitzer; Metuchen, Benson s.. Crow.
croft; Mount Horeb, George o. Ke-
son; Mount Zion, G.. w. Southland
Mechanic, G. II. Powers; New Dover
Edward Cummings; New German
town, ]. B. Roe, supply; Norton and
Mount Salem, G. D. Price, supply;
Pattenburg and Little York. George
H. Bernaseo, supply; Perth Amboy
G. @. Wilding.
Plainfield, First church, Abel @
McCrea; Grace church, Rev o. J
Shoop; Monroe avenue, g. s. Kemble
Quakertown, John May. Railway
First, J. B. Heard; Trinity, E. G.
Mayhan. Raritan, s. d. Harris; Ro.
selle Park and Aldene Mission, 9. G.
Woodruff and one OF be supplied
Scotch Plains, w. w. Dietrich, sup
ply. Seargentsville and Stockton
James Leggett. supply Somerville
A. ]. Bliss. Staten IsIand--Asbury
John o. November. Tottenville
Bethel, Wilbur Westcott Port Rich
mond, Grace, r. j. Hubach; Kings.
ley at Stapleton, w. L. Hoagland
and D. M. Ausumees, supply; st
Johns at Rossville, D. r. Pierce; St
Marks at Princes Bay, ]. B. j
Rhodes; st. Paul's at Tottenville, M
q. Grant; Summerfield at Mariners
Harbor, William Redheffer; Travis
Vile, william +. Johnston; Trinity
at West Brighton, r. l. Watkins
Woodrow at Rossville, f. r. Walton
Succasunna, Albert vandusen; West
field, A. w. Hayes; Whitehouse. S
D. Decker; Woodbridge, 7. II. Muir
dick; w. d. Helms, chaplain; U. s
NJ, member First church, Railway
quarterly conference. G. III. Whit
ney, president-emeritu OF Centenary
Collegiate Institute and member
First church in Plainfleld quarterly
conference.
Rev. 8. T. Jackson goes back tC
Arlington. Besides Linden, Rev. Sa-
renius Rechnitzer is to have charge
of Westtown and Unionville, N. Y
Rev. DR.. w. @. Snodgrass goes to the
Market street church, Paterson,
where DR.. Wilding has been.