The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30
EpIsC0pAL CHuRcH.

OF. L dul Ouurcu, QeN. IL. w
Spalding, Rector. Services on Sun
day next. Morning Prayer at 8 A. NJ.
with public catechising of the chill
dren of the Sunday School. Litany
and Communion Service at II A. NJ
Evening Service at "a. During the
week, Wednesday evening at Il. Dur
ing July and August, and beginning
with next Sunday, there will be no
Sermon on Sunday evenings. The
Wednesday evening Lectures will also
be discontinued.
WIscoNsIN.-The Nashota ordina-
ton took place on Trinity Sunday,
Bishop Kemper being the only Bishop
present.
A correspondent of the american
Church says:
The difficulty of securing the attend
on Trinity Sunday has moved the
Trustees, we believe, to request the
appointment of Thursday in Trinity
week for the ordination hereafter.
The Rev. DIR. Shelton of Buffalo,
from the earliest day fast friend of
Nashotah, and one of its Trustees,
who for twenty years has never failed
in his attendance, with the single ex-
ception of the last year, when he was
absent in Europe and the Holy Land,
was present this Trinity Season, to the
joy of all, renewed in strength and
youth, we hope, for years to come.
The ordination sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. Clinton locke of Chi
cage.
There were six ordained-Geo. Bur-
ton, John Bennett, Colin Campbell
Tate, Albert Whitcomb Snyder, and
VIM Edward Wright, of Wisconsin,
and Geo. Charles Rafter, of the Do
cese of Pittsburgh.
The Rev. Mr.. Bennett takes charge
of the parish Of St.Albans, Sussex,
The Rev. Mr.. Tate is to spend his di-
aconate with his old pastor, the rector
of Christ Church Indianapolis. The
Rev. Mr.. Snyder is to work under the
Rev. DR.. Bishop of Chicago, Ga good
man to teach young Deacon how to
work The Rev. Mr.. Wright goes to
Beaver Dam, to take charge of a
young parish there.
Service was held In the chapel at 8
P. NJ. Prayers were read by the Rev.
Messrs. Gassman of California, Rafter,
of Illinois, and Whitney, of Wiscon-
sin. The Alumni Sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr. Dafter, of Watertown.
There was an unusually large number
of the Alumni present this year, from
all parts of the field where they are
working.
The Alumni preacher for next year
is the Rev. Mr.. Half, of Oshkosh.
The six ordained this year make the
number of full graduates of Nashotah
one hundred.
Rt. Rev. George M. Randall Bishop
of Colorado, Idaho, &C., arrived in
Chicago on Saturday last. He left on
Tuesday for Denver, to pay his first
visit and to take charge of his new
Diocese. 1t is his intention on arriv-
ing at Denver, to proceed immediate
ly to the organization of his Diocese,
and will continue in that work until
November, when he will return to the
East, and devote the winter to urging
the claims of his new and interesting
field upon the consideration of the
Churchmen of that portion of our
country.-ADe. Oh. 31St.
The commencement exercises of st.
Agnes Hall, Terre Haute, were held
on Tuesday evening, June 18th, From
all accounts they must have been ex-
ceedingly interesting. Six young Ia
dies delivered essays on the occasion,
all of which are highly spoken of.
The essay by Miss F., subject,
1.-The Marble Waileth, is particular
ly mentioned as " "a very good produc7
ton, boldly written, and such
thoughts expressed, which seemed far
in advance of the years of the fair
reader The Bishop Coadjutor pre-
sided, in his robes, and opened the
services with the Lords prayer and
appropriate collects, Concerning the
valedictorian and the close of the ex-
ercises, the Daily Wdbdsh E'rpress
says: 81 So - s.
The -yaledictorian, Miss Sallie Cribs
! BY; of honton, No. read an essay