The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-20
M. E. PASTORS NAMED
BISHOP LEETE APPOINTS MINIS
TIERS FOR COMING YEAR.
Sum of $4,000 Brought to Whitewa.
ter Conference to Be Used for
Benevolent Purposes.

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Atlanta. Ca, presiding at the Method
list Episcopal conference here, made
his official list of ministerial appoint
ments.
A gain Of 1000 is reported in men,
bership. The sum of $4,000 was
brought to the conference to be ap-
portioned for benevolent purposes.
The appointments follows:
GAINESVILLE district-District superintendent,
Perry Millar; Aliens Grove and Fairfield.
j. M. Chambers, supply; Beloit. w. P. Leek;
Clinton, E. G.. Saunderson; Columbus and
Lowell, E. j. Mathews; Delavan and Darien.
T. W. North; East Troy and German settle
ment, }. T. Lugg; Edgerton and Albion.
William Hooton; Elkhorn and Bethel Thorn
as Austin; Evansville and Cooksville, c. G.
Becker; Fall River and Hampden. T. H.
James; Footville and Magnolia, NJ. Drew.
supply; tort-Atkinson A. w. Triggs; Genoa
Junction, r. II Mitchell, supply; Hebron and
Rome, T. j. Reykdal; Horizon and Juneau.
T. T. Raby; GAINESVILLE, F. II. Brigham; JEFF
ferson circuit, G.. w White; Lake Geneva,
J. T. Leek; Lake Mills and Milford, c. E.
Coon; Lyons, Spring Prairie and Springfield,
Q. A. futile; Marshall, F. G. Zoerb; Milton
and Lima r. s. Scott; Milton Junction and
Otter Creek, w. D. Hamilton; Neosho and
Husttsford, w. ]. Corr; Orfordville and
plymouth, II. G. Rogers; Palmyra and Little
Prairie A. L. Tucker; Palmyra circuit. D.
Heart Prairie, H. Misdal; Salem and Will
mot, w. A. Jennings; Sharon, E. G. Potter;
Shopiere, William Moyle; Stoughton and
Stebbinsville, E. NJ. Oliver; Sun Prairie,
Webster Miliar; Troy Center circuit, C. R.
Lawrence; Waterloo and York, G. w. Lester;
Watertown and Pipersville, l.. Knutzen
Whitewater, c. L Andrews.
Milwaukee district-superintend e. D.
hohlstedt; Adkins and East Milwaukee, sup
piled by Douglas Anderson; Bristol and Hos
mer, w. H. Stevens; Burlington, English set
Element and High Street, T. P. Hilborne;
Cedarburg and Port Washington, j. S. Da-
Wis: Franksville and Ives Grove, to be sup
piled; Hartford, j. A. Collinge; Kenosha, P.
+. Stair; Menomonee Falls and n. Lisbon, J.
i. Sizer. MISUNDERSTANDING, F. T. Cart
right; Auer Avenue, r. B. Cramer; Epworth.
Henry johnson; Grand Avenue, w. f. Ho-
Wis; Park Place, A. j. Benjamin; Kingsley,
A. ]. Croft; st. Paul's supplied by Thomas
Gardner; st. Peters, Fred Rozenski; Simp-
son. w. D. Cox; Summerfeld, S. H. Ander-
son; Trinity, William Rollins; Wesley, Will
lam Moore; North Prairie and Eagle. A. E.
Tink; Oconomowoc, w. J. Perry; Pewaukee
and Brookfeld, 1. E. Schla genhauf; Pleasant
Prairie and Wesley chapel, H. o. Simmons;
Racine First church, G. F. Spray; Grange
Avenue, Racine, E. A. Foley; Second and
Berryville, Racine, B. w. Cramer; Somers,
J. w. Carpenter; South Milwaukee and Cud-
ahy, G. w. Boag; Sussex and Merton, w. P.
Hulen; Union Grove and Paris, ]. Rosemur-
BY; Waldo circuit, L. E. Shanks; Waterford,
Caldwell and Vernon, r. K. Manaton; Wau-
kesha, F. A. Pease; Wauwatosa, G. T. Lud-
wig; West Allis c. E. odell; West Bend.
George Sirnester; Yorkville and North Cape.
Alfred Hoad.
Fond du Lac district-District superintend-
ent, r. S. 1ngraharn; Almond and Blaine, G.
j. Messenger; Amherst and Newman, A. O.
Nuss; Beaver Dam, F. A. Niinits; Berlin and
Rush Lake, w. j. Patton Brandon and La
doga, ]. S. Ellis; Campbellsport and Fond du
Lac circuit, 1. w. Ellis; Flo and Bethel
supplied. j. w. Horton; Fond du Lac, w. A.
Hall; Foxe Lake, supplied, Walter Schuldt;
GreenbuSh Clenbeulah i ].
Green Lake and Green Lake Center, r. e.
Foss; Kingston and Marquette, supplied, c..
M. Shelley; Lamartine and Rock, r. H. J..
Lane; .Markesan and Lake Maria, r. H.
Jones; Mayville and Media, F. b. Dunkley;
Montello and Princeton, G. G. Hubert; Oak
field, Frank Millar; Omro and North Rush
ford, B. t. White; Oshkosh, Algoma. James
Churm; Oshkosh, First, G. x. MacInnis;
Oshkosh, Second, w. S. Carr; Pardeeville
and Marcelen. I. Johnson; Parfreyville.
Grants and Crystal Lake, supplied, c.. H
Richardson; Ripon, w. G. Salisbury; Rosen-
dale and Reeds Corners, supplied, Henry
speare; Sheboygan. F. ]. Turner; Sheboy-
gan Falls, to be supplied; South Byron, E.
G. Roberts; Stockbridge, A. E. Pierce !;
waukan and Eureka, John Willis; Wau-
paca, S; A. Sheard; Waupun, j. S. Neff;
Wautoma and Lind, A. A. Bennett; Wild
Rose and Dopp, Samuel Olson.
Appleton district-District superintendent,
T. D. Williams; Abrams and Brookside, E.
D. Allen; Algoma, Ernest Britain; Angelica
L.
and Bryant, S. J. Tink;t Appleton, w. D.
Marsh; Bear Creek, Henry Cook, supply;
Buena Vista, G. A. Tenant; Cedarvlle and
Brookdals, James NJ. Duff, supply; Clinton
vile, to be supplied; Crandon and North
Crandon, j. Collier; Depere, Paul Vincent,
supply; Dunbar. G. c. Kunde, supply; Elton,
S. L. Porter, supply; Gillett. E. t. Soper;
Goodman, Thomas Foster, supply; Grand
Rapids, H. c. Logan; First church. Green
Bay, C. j. Bulley; st. PauPs Green Bay,
NJ L. Eversz; Hickory and Surfing, supply:
Hortonville and Medina, Robert Smith, sup
ply; lola, to be supplied; Kaukauna, F. L.
Haywood; Manawa and Maple Grove, to be
supplied; Manitowoc, J. c. Smith; Marinette.
John Reynolds; Marion, to be supplied; Mat
ton and Sanborn, E. T. Collins, supply; Me-
nasha and Vinland, Daniel Hogan; Merrill.
John Wier; Milladore, S. B. Lewis, supply;
Minocqua. H. S. Martin; Neenah, G. w.
Haywood New London and Stephensville II.
Justema; Niagara, Allen o. Wade, supply;
Oconto and Lena, J. w. Bowden Oconto
Falls, Anton HaGIestad; Oneida, j. S. Whit
ney. supply; Ormsby and Elcho. Thomas v.
Jenkin; Peshtigo and Harmony Bay. ]. R
Shaw. supply; Rhinelander, w. Wilson
Rhinelander circuit B. G. Clemans Seymour
and Black Creek. Allen Adams; Shawano, H.
II. Howe; Stevens Point, G. M. Calhoun;
Sturgeon Bay and Jacksonport, e. j. Sy-
mons; Tomahawk and Hazelhurst, I. H.
Lewis, supply; Washington Island, to be sup.
piled: Wausau, Richard Evans; Wittenber1
and Tigerton, J. H. Griffith.
Special appointments-Enoch Perry. super
intendent, Milwaukee city missions; j. s.
Lean, state superintendent of the Wisconsin
Ant-Saloon league; j. II. Tippet correspond
Ing secretary Of the conference claimants
endowment fund of the Wisconsin confer
ence. Left without appointments to attend
one Of the schools-Erwin L. Shaver, direc-
tor of regular education, Decatur, ILL.,; r.
w. Handbook, j. II. Paul.
Whitewater furnished free lodging
aad meals for 200 clergymen. Among
prominent guests was Bishop Harris
of Japan.