The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-09-19
Pastors of the Methodist
Churches Are Assigned
to Charges.
REV. STAIR TO REMAIN HERE
Wisconsin M. E. Conference Closes in
Milwaukee Sunday, When Bishop
ouayle Announces Ills Appointments
New Church Dedicated.

Comparatively few changes were
made in the pulpits in the Milwaukee
dis trict when the Assignment of pastors
for the various churches in the Wisco-
nsin conference of Methodist Episcopal
churches was made by Bishop William
A. Quayle at the afternoon session OF
the conference on Sunday in compliance
with the unanimous request of the
board Of trustees of the Park Ave. NJ.
Il. church and of the members of the
congregation, the Rev. Peter T. Stair
was returned to the church in Kenosha
Only two changes were made in Mil
waukee churches.
The Rev. Webster Miller was trans
felred from Kingsley M. E. church to
the West AIlis M. E. church, while Rev.
=. D. Kohlstedt, Beliot, was appointed
to Kingsley. The Rev. J. S. Lean,
Trinity M. e. church, was chosen con-
ference evangelist of the Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon league, and Rev. J. Fl.
Paul, Green Bay, was assigned to fill
the pulpit at Trinity.
A new church was added to the Mil
waukee district, Sunday, by the dedi-
cation by Bishop William A. Quayle,
st. Paul, of st. Peters Polish M. E.
church, Seventh avenue and Hayes
street, and the Rev. Peter Rosinski was
chosen by the conference to take charge
of the parish, which is composed of
thirty-eight families. The Rev. Enoch
Perry, superintendent Of City Missions,
assisted in the dedication exercises,
while report read at the exercises
showed that $4,000 toward the payment
of the church building, which cost So
600, had already been raised.
In addition to dedicating the new
church Bishop Quayle ordained Harry
Slater, Shawano, as elder, and William
Wilson, Manawa, and James Lugg, Neo-
sho, as deacons, at the services Sunday
afternoon.
Next Sunday the Rev. Enoch Perry
will assist in the dedication exercises
of the new Pilgrim M. E. church, New
Butler. A. complete list of the assign
mcnts in the Milwaukee district Of the
Wisconsin conference, follows:
SUPPLEMENTARY William Rollins.
Bristol--Andrew Porter.
Burlington and English settlement.
G. Smith.
Franksville and Ives William
Moyle.
Hartford-J. S. Davis.
Kenosha--P. f. stain.
Menomence Falls and North Lisbon
Thomas E. Foss.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Simpson
c. w Haywood; Auer Avenue, G. E.
Goldthorpe; Epworth and Adkins, An
drew Beernink; Grand Avenue, T. II.
Hagerman; Kingsley, R. D. Kohlstedt,
Beloit; Park Place, G, l. Andrews; Sum
merGeld, S. H. Anderson. St. Paul IS
Supplied by Thomas Gardner; st. Pet-
er's, Fred Rezinski; Trinity, J. II. Paul,
Green Bay; Wesley, Perry Miller; West
Allis, Webster Miller, formerly of
Kingsley M. E.; New Butler, to be
supplied.
North Prairie and Eagle-John w.
Perry.
oconomowoc and Monterey-s. A.
Sheard.
Pew&ukee and Brookfeld - D. w.
Kramer.
Port Washington and Cedarburg-
supplied by George W. Hall.
Pleasant Prairie and Wesley-sup-
pied by S. H. Bethards.
Racine - First Church, Thomas
Cocks; Union and Berryville, Supplied
by r. Levin; Orange Aev. p. T. Cart
wright; Somers, supplied by Carson
Lacy; South Milwaukee and Cudahy,
" r. Thompson
Sussex and Merton-H. H.fKafer.
Union Grove and Paris-John
Schneider.
Waldo Circuit. z. Ellis.
Waukesba-F. A. Pease.
Waterford, Caldwell and Vernon.
s. Nef.
Wauwatosa-C. E Wood, W. J.
Patton.
West Rnnd-A lfrnd Had