Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-04-02
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
MANY CHANGES IN APPOINTMENTS
BALTIMORE AND EAST BALTI-
MORE DISTRICTS UNITED.


Episcopal Church, South, which had
been in session in Baltimore, adjourn
ed Tuesday morning after the reading
OF the appointments. by the Bishop.
Rev. H. p. Hamill for four years pas
tor here, goes to Rlacksburg, and will
be succeeded by Rev. d. HI. Kern who
has been stationed at Winchester. 1t
changed the districts by consolidating
Baltimore and East Baltimore, and
made DIR. e. V. Register the presiding
elder. Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman who
four years has been pastor of Mount
Vernon church, Washington, was
made presiding elder of the Washing
ton district. The following appoint
ments are interesting to our readers:
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
PRESIDING ELDER, G. d. White.
Staunton, d. H. Kern.
Staunton Mission, B. d. Harrison.
Harrisonburg, H. III. Sherman.
Bridgewater, G. w. Richardson.
Mt. Crawford, B. f. Ball.
Parnassus, J. l.. Henderson.
Churchville, c. E. Simmons.
Augusta, r. l.. Eutsler.
Waynesboro, A. A. Walker.
Basic, II. p. Baker.
New Hope, W. M. Compton.
Port Republic, T. q. hewitt.
Rockingham, Frazier Fur.
East Rockingham, e. B. Sutton.
Elkton, M. +. Tabler.
shenandoah and Marksville, r. M.
Wheeler.
Jolletts and Mount Peasants, c. w.
Marks.
Luray, L. Hammond.
Page, H. nj. Stricken.
New Market, G. R. Mays.
Mt. Jackson, w. E. Miller.
Edinburg, VIM. Melville.
: Woodstock Mission, G. X. Heydrick
Fairfield, w. d. Eye.
Rock bridge Baths, A. B. Sapp,supply
Goshen, L. Butt.
Mcdowell, III. A. Wilson.
Monterey, Charles Lynch.
Crabbottom, Thomas Cooper.
LRwISBURa DISTRICT.
PRESIDING ELDER, T. J. Lambert.
Lewisburg, d. M. Brown.
frankfort and Richland, S. r. Neel,
one to be supplied.
Williamsburg, w. w. Wheeler.
Blue Sulphsr, G. L. Potter.
Hinton, e. s. Stanton.
Talcott, B. l.. Parrott.
Greenville, w. f. Lowance.
Peterson, J. B. Hedrick.
Anderson, C. X. Millican.
Union, ]. M. York.
Sweet Springs and Highland Park,
o. d. Lambert.
Ronceverte, w. II. Best.
White Sulphur, J. H. Schooley.
Alvon, A. Van Devander
Callaghan, J. w. Bsall.
Csvington, J. o. Knott.
East Covington, R. G. Meeks.
Potts Creek, l.. G. Hudson, supply.
Clifton Forge, w. o. Talbot.
Selma, L.. l.. Lawrence.
Bath, 7. III. Van Dsvander, supply.
Hot Springs, 8. r. Snead.
Huntersville, S. T. Hale, supply.
Back Creek, D. q. Brimlow.
Narlinton, A. M. Cackley.
Levelton, l.. B. Atkins.
Greenbank, w. c. Sponagle, one to
be supplied.
Durbin, ii. @. Burr.
Professor in Allegheny Collegiate
Institute, L. s. Shires.
MO0REFIELD DISTRICT.
PREsIDINa ELDER, w. II. Noolf
Moorehsld, w. H. Marsh.
Petersburg, Wendell Allen.
Franklin, III. L. Myerly.
North Fork, to be supplied.
Keyser, J. c. Hawk.
Cumberland, L. S. Rudasill.
South Cumberland, G. I. d. Collins.
Elk Garden, G. w. Yost.
Piedmont, III. L. Hout.
Frostburg, w. E. Woolf.
Flintstone, J. w. Thomas.
Romney, II. A. Brown.
Burlington, A. A. P. Neel, Jr.
Springfield, G. H. Echols.
Martinsburg, w. F. Locke.
Berkeley, G. Fl. Cannon.
Morgan, Thomas Burch.
Gainsboro, S. e. Green.
Wardensville, S. G. Thomas, supply.
Capon Bridge, F. f. Neel.
Listonburg, Goo. Pope, supply.
Slanesville, w. Lawson.
Hardy, III. c. Biner, supply.
Another Story by Charles Major.
| The author of "When Knighthood
Was In Flower" and those sUncle Ten
Andy Hill" stories, has attempted tt
do for German literature what he die
for English Literature in the "Knight
hood" Volume. The story is called thu
"Nargrave of Schweat" and will b,
printed in The Sunday Edition Of Thu
Philadelphia Press in serial form, thu
Arst chapters appearing May 18th. Thu
Margravs and other characters are his