M. E. Appointments

The Detroit conference of the M. E. church, closcd its session last Tuesday. The following are tho appointinents for this district : W. H. -.11 1 IK, l'RESIDING kj.iiuh. Adrián- W. H. Pearce. Tecumaeh- K. S. Pardlngic-". Clinton and Macou- Jesso Kllpatrick. Manchester- J. A. Mcllwaln. Napoleon and Brooklyn-Edwlu Dnwes and 3amuel OllchrcHS assinianf. LambertsvlUe- M. J. Scott, BUssfleld- J. M. Kerridge. Pulmyra- A. J. Van Lamp. Morencl- Jacob Horton. Hudson- J. C. Wortley. Kranklln- E. P. Plerce. Rldgcway-O. II. Field. Clayton-A. W. Wllson. Kalrflold- E. E. Pearnian. Ann Arbor- Tohn Alabastor. Augusta- W. E. Duunlng. Cbelsoa- J. L. Hudson. Carlton and Schooloraft- J. 11. Huns 11. Derter- W. J. Campbell. Dlxborough- Thomas Heeloy. Lima- J. w. Shauk. Graas Lake-A. B. WooU. Hcnrletta- AIouzo Crane, Milán and Oakvllle- A. H. IjxIiik. Addluou- A. O. liruy. Saline- D. R. Snier Monroe- J.S. Jacklln. Medina- E. H. Brockway. Waterloo- Ooorgo Nlxon. Uundee- Wllliiuu Ocorge. 1(. P. Cocker, professor In MiclilKan tTnivorHlty and memoer of Aun Arbor qimrterly conference Ilev. W. W. Washburn, who was stationed at Ypsilanti, has been given the presiding eldership of the Detroit district and Itev. L. P, Davis, of Dextcr, goes t West Bay City. In tho other station thero aro no changos tliat wo aró" aware of