New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
METHODISTS SEEK
SUPERIOR PASTORS
Fail to Provide for Two of
the Largest New York
Churches.
CONFERENCE MAKES
YEARS APPOINTMENTS
Deaconess Movement VIII Be Re.
vived Under Direction of the
Rev. T. (. Johnson.

Although ministers OF the fr.t grade
were brought TO the city from as far as
Ohio, the Methodist Episcopal Conference
adjourned yesterday leaving two Of the
largest Methodist churches, St Andrews,
on 10Th ST. and the Metropolitan Tenn
pie. without pastors, except by special
arrangement. Search will be made for
mon Of calibre big enough 10 hold thes.
pastorates
Two new district superintcndents were
named. DR.. ". r. Crompton, for the
Poughkeepse district. and Dr. T. "A.
Baragwanath. for the Kingston district.
The Thrty-ffth Street Church vas left
vacant, and n proposal was made TO con-
soldate St Pauls with the James Church
IN 4ith ST. An attempt 10 revive the
Methodist deaconess movement in New
York is TO be made this year under the
direction OF the Rev. +. Ernest Johnson
of St Paul's. who was put In charge or
the Deaconess' School yesterday.
The following are the appointments
made yesterday by Bishop Wilson at the
close Of the conference:
New York-Chelsea. F.. II. Carr; Sa'
viour. ]. 5. Stone; Duane, r. r. Travis:
Eighteenth Street G. F. Barber; Five
Points. F j. Belchcr; Fordham, G. W.
Griuton: Forty fourth Street, F. Ernest
Johnson. former assistant at ST. Paul s.
Grace. G.. +. Reisner, Madison Avenue,
G. NJ. Mead, late Of Baltimore; Metro
politan Temple G. w Downs placed in
temporary charge; Morris Heights, 7. 5.
Bond: Mount Hope. X. r. Buchanan
Park Avenue, Arthur Jameson; st.
James, \. d. Ball, st. Marks, w II.
Brooks St Pauls, 9. L. Goodell, {. A.
Ross: 81. Stephens, c. \. Damn; Ire
mont Il. L. Bell; Twenty fourth Street
J. J. Blingsey; Union, j. Lewis Hart
sock. who goes back for his eighth year
making him the oldest in continuous SER
vice I'm one church in the district
Washington Heights. J. T.. Price; WASH
ington Square. s W Bell, who comes
from Southern Ohio, Woodlawn, r. NJ.
Brdsall.
Men assigned 70 principal charges out
side Of New York city are as follows:
PeekskiT. First Church, Charles p. Nc
Clelland; St. Paurs, 3. c. Warren; Tar
lNlDNll ASuufg d. - iiNih Ni"iiDANA 49,
from Monroe. y. Y, Tuckahoe, +. c.
Harding; White Plains. II. E. Wright;
Paving \. A. Nandenburg; Hudson j.
s. Tredinnick; Lencx Mass, a. NJ. King;
Pouchkeepsie. Hedding Church. +. b.
CrlspoI: Trinity Church, f. Houston;
Washington Street, NJ. p. Williams Cat
skill J. " Tetley; Delhi r. G. Vile:
Haines Fails, f.. +. Robinson; Kingston
Clinton Avenue. c. NJ. Cranston; St. James
G. n. Goodman; Trinity, c. G. Marshall;
Saugertles J. VI. Cornish; Stamford, f. f.
Hart: Walton, r 3. Young; Chester, A. NJ.
Morgan: Cornwall. ID. H. Piper; Deposit,
4 T.. Lord West townsville, ". ". Ninsh-
tin: Ellenyille. w. n. Moser Goshen, J.
9. Coddineton: Liberty. William Ackroyd;
Middleton. r. I. Walking; Monroe. J. F..
Lotus: Monticello. +. NJ Turrentne;
Newburg Grace, q. 4. Macdonald. st
john Arthur Thompson; Trinity. G. f.
Hite: Walden, r. l.. Ross, Warwick,
Herbert Hazard; Croton, J. H. Fyle;
Dobbs Ferry r. \. Coors; IrVngton, r.
Hermance; Katonah. A. \. Walker;
Mount Kisco. g.. g. Farrar.