Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06

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llsv'd. Joseph H., Stone, Newark, Dsl.; nev'6.
4. 0ardlnsf Little, Miinington, III. 0sv'd.
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tho Rector of the Uhurch, III Rss'd. Jeaa. Col-
lins McCsbe, D. p.
AZ the prucsssIon moyed up The main aisle of
the Uhsrch the Bishcps and Clergy rspsassd IL
alternate verses The gath rsslm u David. The
Ulsfgy wero then seated, ihs Two niahOps occu-
pyiny the interior VI ihs Chancel. Ths service
0f O0usecrati0n was conducted By bisbops Lee
aud Lay, 1.-The sesssscs u Uonsscrssion wss Rad
" the kss'd. Lei9htou Coleman, The SERMON de-
livercd by Bishop Lac, tsOm Acts v. 70. "g0,
stand and speak in tbs temple 70 the ,,eOple I'll
The words u this lifc." The didacsic portion ot
The sermon was admirable, cogsns, and not, ws
hol'c, without proper el5ert- Tue Historical part,
contained mine Of information IN regard 70
the Old Church Of Saint Ann's--and We cnn
only express tbs hope, that the discourse viii bs
published In pamphlet form, and circulated ex-
'cnsivcy In this portion Of tbs Dioc<se Of uela-
ware. We were not aware, until We heard the
sermon, how rich In "reminiscences wM Old 81.
AIMS, Appoquinimink.
IN the evening the church was again crowded,
and alter very powerful sermon from bishop
Lay, from Samuel, Ill, ., Speak, Lord ior
thy servant hcarcth,n four candidates were pre-
senicd by the Hector, Tor Confirmation.
Sc ended the day 1T Saint Auns (new) r. r.
Church, in Middictown. Wa congratulate our
friends Of that communion, on the happy auspi-
cts under which they have started. We need
hardly add, what IL 50. generally conceded, that
this sdcc, bnilt Of stone, Gothic in architecture
and completed aud handed over 10 the Rector,
vcstry and Ward-ns Of tho ramc, II one OF ths
handso'ncst 7. L. churches Ia the state. l,s in.
ieruai arrangements ate iaultless.
Our Delaware City Correspondent, nader date
Of April I'd, writes
Last Friday being Good Friday uas dnly Oh.
served by the members ci Christ r. y. Church,
there being very good attendance ut both
morning and evening service, both OF which were
solemn and impressive. Sunday being Easter
there was very good attendance, notwithstand,
ing the ineien,cncy Of the weather; and though
clouds and storm reigned without, al! was bright
were blooming wi,h bright ana beautiful flowers
iiliss. Japonicas, El"...epe, .........s, s..s
others she'd their fragrance around them upou
the Altar stood wuxcn cross, a most beautiful
piece OF Art, the work Of one OF the lad,
members OF the church, and over the AltaI
hung shield upon which were inscribed III,
words "Uhrist Is Risen.' The Sunday Schoo
Children sang the Easter Carols with much
srlrii aud feeling. On Easter monday Was held
the Annual Parish Meeting Ut which ihs follow
ing gentlemen were elected Vrsiryincn for III,
| ensuing year ]. II. Till, Senior Warden N
u. Price, Junior Warden A. Colbtirn, n. N
Kirby and Z. Clyns. The congregation, undel
the charge VI Rev. u. Wtil, Is steadily increasing
The Church is very much In need Of repairs
which II Is expected will bc commenced Lciotv
long, rs they already have liberal donations 10
ward II, which We sincerely hope may he increa
| sed until the required funds are secured Tor ),
desirable PURPOSE.
The fish,ag Nasoa. Fish are becoming p.en
liiul IN our market. Herring, which few day
ago were selling ~ 10 cts. doxeu, have sine
declined TO 70 cents. iock and perch are als'
| abundant nj low prices.
fne.--Un Monday last the dwelling Of Mr
John Patterson, living near this town, caukh
tire, causing slight damage 10 the building
| Cause detective tiuc.
On Friday the 2plh, ult. willis, schooner wa
laying ~ anchor, opposite this city, the gale
house took hire. Before II WAS discovered L hal
burnt considerable, aud the timely effort of ID
crew, only, sayed il from burning up.
Lar9s SAY~rM " ldtres-ln ten monibs q
last year, Mr.. George Barnl,olt shipped from thi
town 10 fhilsdsiphia over 600 csives.
UD Monday last the lsck tenders Of the Chcsa
peaks and delaware canal q this placs caugh
v000 berriug Il one hnul.
The many friends VI Capt. Philip Reybold
formerly VI the baltimore aud York River line q
steamers, will 10 pleased 10 lsaru that be ha
| b<en elected captain Of fhs stsauser Major Rcy
hold, of the Salem aad PhilndslphlA lias. Capt
Reybo took ccmu,and on Monday iast.
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