Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03
md beautiful, h..ed 10 inspi;,r; most solemn

o 70 gates; and b 70 lit up 70 everlasting
doors and tho King Of Gloey shall come
|in!" who is the King of Glory! even
the Lard Of Hosts; b i, Tie King. Of Clio.
]ry!" The Church H. still - death ; The Psalu
has wrought The feelings up to the highss,
pitch; it ends a the bishop entsrs tho chan.
|eel; is last sonorous tones ars lost in
The swelling harmony Of the !" Gloria ia
Ezoelsis.'' the sensation Of awe chanses "a
that Of admiration, the anthem affords the
wished for mode Of expression. and the peo.
pic rising with one accord join in the praise
The grandeur Of tho services was aidedin
no small degree by the sweet and solemn
strains Of the choir, and by the simple y"t
beautiful architecture and fittings Of the
church-a description Of which will not be
inappropriate q this time. The church il
constructed 80 as to present NO Obstruction
ftom the floor to the roof which is gothic
arch, showing al the principal framework
and timbers, which. With the whole Of the
interior Of tho church, are stained and var.
nished to represent butternut wood, to cur.
respond with tho pews and furniture. The
windows ase The work Of Robert Carse,
glass .stainer, Chicago. and show most sle-
CANT skill and taste on his part. The chan
eel window in particular, which was . git
Of St. Paul's Church, Waterloo, n. Y, il ol
Undesirable richness Of coloring, represent.
ing the chaste and beautiful emblems Of the
church, surrounded with borders Of flowers,
and sur'nounted BY the monogram I. H. 8.
We should not forget to stats that the ole.
CANT window opposite the chanesl, Was q
GIT from Mr.. Ca.se. The chascsl f,,rniturs
was made by M. Olson, of.his plaee, snd
Is Of most elegant design and workmanship.
The communion service was tho git Of .
kind friend and well wisher II: tho pasto,
and church, in Western New York. Thu
aims basins oiacasved walnut-a copy Of .
pair presented Bishop Delaney, BY Sir VIM
Hssthoots, Of Eagland-wsrs tho giR o.
Mrs. W. 3. Douglas. Of Geneva, Western
New York; and the lamps wore the gift o.
Trinity Church, in the san's place.: Th.
earpsts and mattings we're pressntsd by Geo
3. welles, of'the arm' Of Lungstrsst, Brad
ford & Co., Of New York. The bell
weighing six hundred pounds-is one Of tn,
Sheffield cast steel bells. and was purchased
Of their agent, |. G. Dudley, Buffalo, NY
~ho gave his commissions thereon q con
tribution to the church III. sts II, i
We should not forgot to say inst th'
chur b is we'll warmed. from ths basement
the floor being laid 20 Is to give free pas
sage to the heat. t& aa, gsa r.rh
The total cost Of the Church and Attiog
was $:.57l. besides the gifts above men
toned. and was raised within the Parish
The lot being in most eligible situatio,
and containing upwards Of IN acrs. va
purchased oas half at tie cost Of $38c--th
undivided half thereof being donated b.
D''ctor Sweeney. This was also raise
in tho Parish, making > total Of 81. 951; an
the vestry 1t their NEE ting. on tho sveninl
previous to the conservation bad The pleas
urs Of satisfying. in full, the whole Of II
Church Indebtedness. Of every aams aa
naturs. - ). a-tT
Tho Church was built by MsssFs. Whit
"ey / MeClenthan, ard The lot Il to b
soon snclosed BY . substantial fnc<
which MS included il the same coutrac
with the church sditice. and vas paid 10
with Il. Arrangements will be made i
the spring, for grading the lot. laying ou
walks and tr.nspIanting with Trees an
shrubs, all Of which will add much to tn
appearance of the Church. Eli
We append brief history Of the. Paris
which We are permitted to extract tro1
the Reyister
'"Ihs drst services Of the Church, wer
held on Sunday the 18th Of November. 1876.
BY the Rev. Tin.othy Wilccxen Of Hasting
At the law ohics Of VIM. Colvill, il. The.
were but few persons IN communion Wit
1.-THE Church-bat arsalesmsnts wsrs NAL
for regular services aud he visited The tow
1t stated psriods -about oncs in six weel
! Until ahs summer Of 1865. l@
i Bishop Ksmpsr in one Of his visits I
Ainnssota. over which his jurisdictioa ths
sxtsndsd-bslda servios here on Nopda,
April %. 1858. o. sundsy. June 10, 81
he Rev. +. 4. Wells Of Western N. T. bel
1.-The services Of the Church and prsashe,
and was stewards invited 10 organise "a
take charge Of the Parish. He accsptsd a
THE Parish Vas organised By The election
W. H. WEIGH. and Gsorls wilkinson, Wa
dsas ed E. T. Wilder. ". c. Wiliisto,
A. b. Hawisy. Warren ]. :. l,iia.es. r. Mw,;eh
Charles Thomas. J. G. NcClsp,b.a. N
Wm. Co'viil j., sssssy,aen.. !" 1900
o. tho 18th Of June, Bishop Kemp,
again visited the parish baptized .nd oor
llrmed slevea peraans. and in tho prssspa
|of: . large eoagsssa.ioa lid :hs eotnsr .stou
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