The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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moves II landmark ~ the church. ilie
town ana of this generation. IT,
Mu@ horn in Gr..nMlrl. Conn. u.i.
1b. i1aa, Ill parents having temper
Hiils left their residence. In New York
city on account ns the prevalence ~
yellow fever. nn,l was consequently
In his eighty fourth year. liz W.T.
given Ii thorough education. rhnu~.
Ing the ministry. which h. entered
In his twenty. ninth year, ~ Ills prn'
frssiun. Previous ~ ihi. hr had 81
gagged In mercantile pursuits, III
company with E.,s. Dr nnyarl mil
Rev. pr, Roosevelt johnson liz wits,
on Jan,nry =. 1871. ordained 10 tl,r
drucnnair hy Right Rev. Croca. Dish
Oh III N.w .lrrsy. III New Brunswick,
nnl subsequently was ordained -
the priesthood l,y Bishop Hohnt,, In
Trinity Church. New York city. Ills
first work u. Il clergyman wns 10
found thc parish ~ Grace Church. ~
White Plains, N. T., where Il church
wn. built under his direction, III III
the sHMc time officiating la Tarry.
town, Slug Sing aud 0rccnblrg
From this Held ~ accepted 4 rnll
from Christ Church, Reading, In.
and after IL residence Ut seven months
there accepted Il call 10 thu rector
ship III Trinity Church. Philadelphia
where hc spent ten ycnr~ ~ nnnsily,
life. becoming tired III tho city nm,
longing Tor rural scenes, In Juie
ls.,G, h. accepted Il call 10 st. PAUL.
Church, Nnrwnlk. ns thu snect ssGl q
tho Int bishop krmpcr, assuming
hI~ duties thu iIr~t Sunday TN Jul,
following. This parish he fnithfnll,
served until thu day ri his death u
period ~ more thnn forty thre. years
burning ministry az over iIfty.ilst
years h. filled many positions III hon
or and trust. always performing Iii
duties with un energy fhnt even II
his hitter yeHrs was remarkable. III
WIS IL leading spirit hi tho dioce-nl
conventions " his own State nl,l
very prominent In the general con
v.niions III III. Church In the tnli.t
, States. IIr wn- u member ~ III,
! General Convention longer thun MI,
7 bishop, and was senior member there
] of longer ago than lst,!, III ha,
! been offered III. bishopric III Con
!. ncetlcut, and was once urged I. NJ
rrpt that or II Southern diocese. H
I was Free Mason III high hcgr.,
!, having III different times served II
! GRAND Chaplain III the Grand I.odg
: ~ OF Connecticut md Pennsylsati,
, mud vi the GRAND Chapter ri Con
! Mrtirut. H. WAS male Il Mason Il
lh2j ilfty.tlve years npo---in West
chester Lodge. No. ~. OF White PLUM
n. Y, and wns elected IN honnrnr,
! member ~. Johns Lodge, No. u. q
Nnrwnlk. In lAlD, and WIS chaplain
! and trustee thereof for many yrnr'
He wns Il mum Of great learning AN
u polished and eloquent speaker. i
ih.,, h. delivered tho historical al
dress at tie cent, n iinl ri ~. John
| Lodge, and In ls72 delivered the orn
i ton nf the dedication of odd WI
/. Lodge" OF South Norwalk. He wa
]. one III the four Episcopal clorRylnel
. III TIN United States who have heel
rector Or one parish for u period o
/, forty yours, and tho eune which HI
held III ilir time III Ills death, on nc
count of his having been longest In
parish m my rector In The STATE nov
goes u Rcv. Il. N, Warrington. .
i Greenwich. DIR. Mend received th
= degree III Ill. D.. from Trinity col
i leg., s0n. years since. and NJ til
| time ~ his death WINS Onc III TIL
trustees III TINT institution and II
1 many years held ,hc saMe Office II
|. the General Theological Seminary %
New York. Ills opinions regarding
canon Inv we're profound and m1cl
sought, not only by TN churches Il
the United States Int by those of En-
. gland. His NAM. wns distinguished
! In the Episcopal Churches ~ the III.
, whose head, more than that III MI,
/, other man. moulded her canon Inv
| through the past hnlf century. III,
he i known IL his people and mor,
end.nreh 10 them thnn tho canonisi
. however learned. H. WINS The trn,
NAM, III. core III whose life was hon
crty nnd honor---n teacher 81 right
cnll.neas. whore eye never unMilet