Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31
APPOINTMENTS
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BY THE BISHOP.
 (continued from Page one) ] able accounts of the conference. Bishop | John w. Hamilton also received reso- | lutions of appreciation, which were adopted with great applause. Consolidation of Conferences. l A resolution appointing commit I tee of five laymen and five pastors to | meet with similar committee from 1 the New England conference, to con- l slider the advfsability of consolidating l both conferences and to report at the next conference The N Y, N. H. & I H. railroad were also thanked for stopping the sale of liquors on their | trains in Connecticut and Massachu l setts and requested to extend this pro- | hibtfon to the stations and other buildings owned or controlled by the company. Safeguarding Methodist Relics. One matter which was brought to 1 the attention of the conference was that of safeguarding of Methodist rel 1 ics and all having any in their pos session were requested to send them to l Rev. E. S .Ninde of Providence, where they will be kept In a vault secured for the purpose. S. M. Beale of Sandwich. Mass, was elected historian of the conference. Bishop Hamilton's appointments for next year were announced during the session and the bishop stated that they were made on his own responsibility and that he had endeavored to do his best in making them. Superintendent Scrivener Rezppointed.
 Rev. J. I. Bartholomew, formerly pastor of the local church, and later presiding elder of the Norwich dis trict, succeeds Rev. A. J. Coultas as superintendent of the New Bedford district. The latter goes to Rev. Bar tholomew's former church in New Bed ford. Rev. J. F. Cooper of Brockton, Mass. succeeds Rev. w. I. Ward in the Providence district:
 Rev. G. G. Scrivener was reappointed to his superintendency of the Norwich district, a task which he has per formed with tactfulness and splendid results for the past year.
 Rev. J. H. Newland at Fall River.
 Rev. W. O. Nuzuna will remain at the head of the local church for an- other year at least which Is gratifying news to the people of this locality, as well as of his church. He has made a host of friends during his years stay in this city, and shown himself to be an able and efficient director of the affairs of the church, which has made a fine record financially and otherwise under his leadership.
 II" 4NS~AdAus 4O1 IIcI dent of the Norwich district, will be at the First church, Fall River, Mass; South and East Norwich falls to the lot of Rev. Tben Tirrell; Central Falls. R. I. to Rev. NJ. S. Kaufman Rev. L. NJ. F7ecken remains in Pawtucket.
 Norwich District.
 The appointments in the Norwich district are:
 Attawaugan-J B. Aldrich.
 VRrEaIllaa Smith
 Bridgeton, R. I-C. W. Harrison.
 Burnside-H. H. Critchlow.
 Colchester-To be supplied Danielson-A. E. Legg.
 East Blackstone-To be supplied
 Eastford-Frank Chamberlain.
 East Glastonbury-O. H. Green
 East Hampton and Marlboro-E. W. Belcher.
 East Hartford-D. F. Dodd
 East Thompson-O. E. Newton
 Gales F'erry-J. M. Potter.
 Griswold and Voluntown-John Thompson.
 Gurleyville-To be supplied.
 Haddam Neck-To be supplied.
 Hazardville-Thomas lyric
 Hockanum and South Glastonbury W. F. Kugler.
 Jewett City-san1ue1 Thatcher. Manchester-G. c. Mosher.
 Mapleville, R. and Glendale, R. I. -J. A. " OOQ-
 MiI1ville Mass-To be supplied by s. J Rock.
 Moodus-To be supplied.
 Moosup-James Coote.
 Mystic and Noank-C. T. Hatch.
 New London-C. H. Smith.
 Niantic-Jerome Greer.
 North Grosvenordale-W. J. Smith.
 Norwich Town-M R. French.
 Norwich, Trinity-F. w: Coleman.
 Old Mystic-A. H. Withee. ton.
 Portland-M. s. Stocking
 Putnam-G. D. Stanley.
 Rockville-J. H. Buckley.
 South Coventry-J. F. Priestley.
 South ManchesterIS. E. Ellis.
 Staffordville and Mashapaug-To be supplied by Fred Andrews
 Sterling-To be supplied by Paul Miller.
 Thcmpsonvirle-J. N. Patterson.
 Holland and Crystal Lake-J. N. Geisler.
 UncasvilIe-D. w. Adams.
 Vernon-C. c. TTbbitts.
 Wapping-G. H. Wright
 Warehouse Point-C. H. Van Nat ter,
 Westerly, R. IL. G. Horton.
 West Thompson and East Woodstock Supplied by J. R. Miller.
 Wilmington and Wesley chapeI-To be supplied.
 Windsorville-D. H. Talmage