Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-26

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| affirmative was received from DR..
Palmer. The bishop then asked those
present to refrain from any outburst,
pointing out to them the seriousness
of the matter.
The verdict stated that the two
charges brought by the Rev. c. NJ.
Anderson and the Rev Frederick l.
Hubach were not sustained. The first
charge had one specification and the
second charge three. The verdict then
continued. 1.-THE evidence adduced
during the trial, however, caused the
jury to find the Rev. Mr.. MacRorie
guilty of high imprudence and un-
ministerial conduct.
"He is, therefore. suspended from
all function of the ministry until Sep
TENDER 1, 1873
Charges Kept Secret.
The nature of the charges and their
specifications, as well as the names
of the special committee which tried
the case. were not divulged. The
charges related to the alleged immoral
conduct of the Rev. Mr.. MacRorie
with young woman member of his
choir The affair was investigated by
the grand jury of Somerset county,
but was dismissed.
There were four changes in the six
teen churches in this city. and in one
case, that of the Central NJ r..
Church, whose pastor, the Rev. DR..
William II. Morgan, has been trans
ferred to the New York Conference,
no appointment was made. The mat
ter has been left in the hands OF the
board of trustees of the church, and
il was said last night that man from
the West would probably be called
The Rev. DR.. l.. c. Muller, who re-
tired as district superintendent of the
Paterson district, was appointed pas
tor of the DeGroot Church, this city,
in place of the Rev. Warren r. Neff, |
who goes to Hoboken. The Rev. Ma
thaniel Brooks, of the Forty-sixth
Street Church, Bayonne, will occupy |
the pulpit of Grace Church, exehang-
ing places with the Rev. A. w. Will |
lever.
summerfield Church Pastor.
The Rev. O. M. West was appointed |
pastor of Summerfield Church, sue
ceeding the Rev. j. F. Maschman,
who goes to the Summerfield Church, |
New York and the Rev. w. P. Coon, |
of Cedar Cliff, was appointed to- the
pulpit of the Union Street Church,
formerly occupied by the Rev. F. c.
Mooney Mr. Mooney, who is statis-
tician of the conference, goes to the |
Epworth Church, Elizabeth. His
transfer came as somewhat of a sur
prise.
Following the announcement of the |
appointments, Bishop Wilson deliv-
cred an address, in which he reviewed |
the sessions of the conference. The
conference adopted a resolution of |
coincidence to be transmitted to
Bishop Bristol of Omaha, Neb., ex-
pressing the sympathy of the confer
ence in the catastrophe that has be-
fallen that city
The appointments and transfers in
the four districts, Elizabeth, Jersey
City, Newark and Paterson, comprise
ing the conference, were as follows:
Newark District Changes.
The following changes were made
in the Newark district; Basking
Ridge Albert Cain; Green VIII
lage. John l.. Garland; Hilton, j.
NJ. Robinson; Livingston, Erwin
Omokundro; Madison, A w. Hayes.
Newark, De Groot Church, L. C. Null
Ter; Grace Church, Nathaniel Brooks;
Summerfield Church, o. M. West;
Union Street Church. w. F. Coon:
New Providence, w. H. Evans; Nut
ley, C. H. Powers; Oranges, Ferry
Church, East Orange w. M Nesbit;
Orange Church, s. ]. Herben; Park
Avenue Church, East Orange. H. ]. |
Johnston; West Orange. K. X
Quimby; Parsippany, w. G. Ripley;
Pine Brook and Clinton, Herbert w
Hunter; Rockaway Valley, j. c. Will
son.
The following were reappointed in
the Newark district District super
intendent, j. L. Hurlbut; Arlington,
r. NJ. Aylsworth; Belleville, C. H.
Won Claim; Bernardsville, T. T.
Crawford; Bloomfield, Park Church, |
]. o. Winner; Watsessing, B. H. Nc
Coy; Caldwell Enoch Meacham;
Chatham, ]. II. Egbert: Denville, H.
d. Eifert; Harrison, Thomas Hall; |
Irvington. George Fountain; Kearny, |
w. S. MCGOWAN; Maplewood r. I.
watkins; Mendham, Frank Chad |
wick; Montclair H. F. Randolph; |
Morristown. r.. B. Urmy; Speedwell |
Avenue Chapel, III. C. Thompson; |
Newark Centenary, G. G. Vogel; Cen
trail, to be supplied later; Italian Mis-
sion, Joseph Garbellano: Eighth Ave-
nue.. L. F. Bowman; Franklin Street. |
William Eakins; Halsey Street, j. c. |
Howard; Montgomery Street, S. X. |
Doolittle; Roseville, F. Diefendorf; |
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PauIs, G. p. Dougherty; Trinity, 1. c. |
Starr; Vailsburg, B. F. Dickson;
Oranges, Calvary, East Orange, F. c. |
Baldwin; Sanford Street, East Or |
ange, j. w. Ryder; South Orange, |
P. H Murdick: Pleasant Plains, to |
be supplied later; Springfield, t. S.
Molyneux; Summit, A. H. futile; |
Union Village. to be supplied by the |
pastor at New Providence, w. II.
Evans Verona, C. j. Hoyt; Whip
pany, to be supplied later.
Special Appointments.
The special appointments of the
Newark district were as follows:
H. A. Buttz, president of Drew
Theological Seminary and member of
Madison Quarterly Conference; @ F.
Sitterly, professor of Drew Theo-
logical Seminary and member OF
Madison Quarterly Conferences; DIR.
G. C. Wilding. field secretary of the
Centenary Fund and Preachers Aid
Society and member of Roseville
Quarterly Conference; w. B. Flem-
ing, professor in Drew Theological
Seminary and member of Maplewood
Quarterly Conferences; r. c. Rocker,
missionary in West China; Percy