Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

MEETING OF ruE EonrliERS coNvOC ALTON or |
ms ptuo FsE uF nELAW AHE.
Tucsdny the Northern ConvOcation Of
tho urnt,ataft EuacOpal Church, Diocese |
OF Delaware, met IN 81. James 'Nuloh'
near stanton, - g0udly number being ia
Thc morning service Was commenced at
II o'clock. there being present ~, heA.
Bishnp 1.ee aud Rev. Mrssts. clemson
Hntchkin, Murphy, i.itieil, stone stranger
lniimcr. Auoli and fesscndtpn.
E,v AIR. Stuuger icad the opening ser
vice. followed hy Key. Mr. lditell reading
the lcssnua,and Rey.Ar.Latimer reading Ihe
creed with the prayer accomptn4 lus, Inc
choir then sang the beautiful ~ u ny mn
lftrr which Bishop Lee preached ma el9-
nUrut sermon from the ID Corinthians 5th
chnntet aud 2nilt tcfse.
The choir then sang the Tooth hymr, when
Rev Mr. Hutohkin presented rev q. f.
Feesenden for ordination 10 the Priesthood.
Kev. j. -. Clemson read that lAti ni me
Iituny relating to ordinations followed ny
Vcp. Mr. Littell reading me Com Wahu-
ments. lHHhop Lee the collect anu new
Ar Iitfrl4 lie Scriptures. me Bishop
thpn ueriormcd the leau'tul ordination
srryicrs. after which the Holy Communion
WAS administered by Rev. Messrs MURPHY
/ and Stone. ,......, A.. .t.o
! ,h1rch ward. where a large table, wei ladeh
! win the good things OF this world was
! snread. and all were invited TO partake'
which they did with relish al.
! 'rhr Afternoon services commenced AT 50
n slork and were participated ia by Rev.
3 Nfsssrg Arnold aud HOtchkin, after when
! ttey. ]. y, Clemson preached an anle
| sermon, ,..,,,.., "a. 5a, WAS assisted
by Misses Martin ana ~ pi Newsr IA 0"'''
aad Mr.. :. VI. Curtis, 81 Nvna' o. a,st or tba
1 s.er Tho AFTERNOON service most OF w
A.. ZION repaired 10 the "iADuy VIM
consreg"' re the evening serNles W"
| Xiii, 9rhe clergy s,no IJtteli And Fes.
! Clemson, I.atimer, So, Eing The first OF
! seuden. Rev. Mr. Littell tn-e latter mart
! the sery ice and Mr.. Clemson thS ehoil
! Alter singing the With psalm hy the
| The Rev. Mr. Latimer pteachen from W
| s6th psalm, nth verse ne NY, ~ TO-,
! clemson then addressed the cong ~ H.,
| C,r a teN minutes, urging the ptople 70 uv
| ',,,ne tic children ut God. The cholf lhel
| s,iir the gB4th hymn. when the ennstesA'i .i
| ,Usnersed In their homes, wei rleHssu ~ W
| the Wny they mad spent the aay' he ~ ~
nee room has been newly htteu up anu ~
,,,ts a very neat appearance, and muel
credit is due to Mr.. Fell and the iauies
the Brandywine Springs
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
The services of the second days sessio
-, the Northern ConyOcatlOu OF the Droc's
of delaware, Protestant Episcopal GhuIel
commenced in 81. ! alnes Chureh eune'
| dav morning at II clock r,,-,- ,
""fbere were present Rt. Rev. bishop le
3 .,,L Rrvs. Mesars. Clemson, stone Lhtlhe
, Ilttell and FesseAdeh' ,.-........,. so
} Re, l. B. Clemson read the opening SCI
nee. followed by Rev. Mt Latimer realm
Rey. MIR, Fessepden, pastor OF the chulcl
| administered the rite OF baptism 10 thl'
! ,,ersone. Rev Mr.. Litteil reading the eIee'
!. and prayers following. ,..,. .-.,., ,,.to
, pcv MIR. stone preached the sermon no
n Inc 18th chapter, and l4th verse OF ~ L AZ,
D after the sermon, while singing tue l99'
e hmm. two candidates presented thelnseii
A. az front Of tine chancel Tor eohnln !,
wher Bishop Lee received them mo !,
church with the beautiful ana lhpieHs'
. ritusl of the church, All ID
n me convocAtiOn then adjourned until
At T. X the afternoon service the children
- meeting was held. The ehlldien sang We
.s prettily the hymn
ne sSayior. like n shepherd lead us
after which addresses were made by Bisu
Toe and Reva. i. B. Clemson, and Geo.
OF IAtimer, when the meeting closed BY
~ children singing,
Of 30, do not be discouraged"
~ Evening service was held At the Rfan'
,rine Spfings. Rev. Mcssrs. Siangcr d
N, | stone conducted the services, the Torn
~, Gentleman preaching from the LIST chap
~ ~ Romans. 18th and 18th verses. Al
: singing the 2iOth hymn the coAgregau
w "''V'''' EPIscorAIIAS