The daily gazette., 1882-07-31
iTo SUNDAY SERMONS.
.,arlN breaches FoR
b. MAn hsT TIME IN TRINITY.
H. N, KRAMBR's FAREWELL
,-,....t,Dc Facts About the Old
pc ln'e.sJ u'-,shsAn AfFectiOnate Leave
saking. ....

baking. ...
morninp religious services were
eterlss ,nD, NV time in the Trinity Chapel
for tnt iaiS Wisc streets. The building was
IN s,l.S a." and m the pastor, Rev. H. b. Mar
ls1S -ui,'S Sor hls text "He that sat upon the
ioOA .lid III 'l heboId Imake all things new,"
pGe Slu' W. U ( The rector, after open
sa''o"s sl Uormon M remarked that the same
|an,es sH s',i which made this building a neees-
. n ,o,v wears ago make another building
~ y N @ contemplation a necessity. of
u n y .5are ,~ are feelings of regret at parting
y ,,a ."oiu nisce that has 50 long years been
tD,ory uOuVT, of the church was reviewed
a na''Vi, y faIlows: The building vacated
=, bsep in use for the celebration of
uar .s,vice SO years. II was built
J. V ,hs rectorship of the Rev. Isaac
v ,nS % Vas consecrated April @, 1880,
M R,Sou S Ondpdonk of Pennsylvania,
DS Soinr number of other clergymen
.nt % M rSisting in the solemn services.
~, ma,+ NJ furnished by the choir of st.
.Ggrb, New Castle The organ had
,,,j in position on the preceding
,i,rand was used to lead the singing,
"a IN an unfinished condition. In
iS2 the convention of the diocese
s,Dh the chapel and was presided over
i,Sop White. In 1913, $3.50 were con-
M ior repairs to Old Swedes' Church
,rntions were made to the gallery of
ebare The first organ was sold for
mi new organ bought for 81 900. In
Ae rpctory was built and the porch
Ovq added to the building. In 1851
him was built ana the chapel and
n painted at cost of 5000. The same
BELL weighing ,203 pounds and cost
lO dollars was given TO the church and
sster Sunday the silver communion
REhich cost $3.50 and is now in use
pnsentei by Jealous member of the
and used for the first time. In 1857
aOnd organ was sold and another
Vrhased at a cost Of 81, 800. The re-
AipI and yestry room were built aud
X roof put upon the chapel and the
niunshed and painted In 1867.
official acts in the parish for 50 years
1 day, as they are recorded in the
as Ofthe convention, are as follows
sns, 1888 1880 children and 263
number confirmed, 7s0 ; number of
Ages, 81 number of funerals, ,493.
thlgs for all purposes, general foreign,
t diocesan and parochial, ,Sl47 ,757 90
ported From 1880 to 1910 no offer
'Gt reported, and for five other years
prs gave only the amounts for mis-
b purposes and a few others, and
mare only partial, SO that 1t is safe
nate the total amount Of offerings In
NIB for all purposes for the 80 years
wed at over $l75,O00, an average of
lGa year.
FAREWELL SERMON.
evening the church of the Household
Fh was crowded and many turned
unable to obtain admission The oc.
was the farewell sermon of Rev. |
H. Kramer, who had been pastor of |
ngegadon since 1877, when the church |
bundled. Nr. Kramer has accepted a
The church Of the Blessed Hope,
lyn, Ny, for which place he will |
y leave TO enter upon his duties in the
eld opened before him. His text was
lron acts, xx,32 "And now brethren
mend you to God, and TO the word of
Aee, which Is able to build you up and
Y you an Inheritance among all of
which are sanctilcd."
began his remarks with saving
sh ssmall word which has gigantic
Nha word which is indeed the in
~ oi every grand movement of
Inl'y II Is the word Go! When
us i,i oI lis results it appears no longer
'ue Sofl, but expands and towers.
uul mo all the world and preach
w % every creature. AS We 20
1t u SAID OF our Master when at
-aulii -, 4, lhe people sought Him and
.ui9 ai9 INN, and stayed with Him that
s,u tu 4 llol depart from them. And He
Io s' ,.glll' i must preach the Kingdom
"1'ller I.i cities also, for therefore am
svl., 1t II SAID of the disciples, They
.si3 .J3e9gfe iTi preaching the word
1@5os ,Ia' = me world is my parish. ,"
ii M Ta Rai ~ quotations were given both
ava D'u'e r. anu The mouths of great men
U .hodi, Esavlicd the gospel with great
ayel, I"'Is ~ !. .ag e necessity of going, and
Sg a., ~ Paul We're dwelt upon at
t6s naa a.l,o le,oolcerning that disciple of
i,,ion in Pa,'or a. said, In fulfilling his
pani u ,V,oenlence to the command
and nj, wa aaq ~ Oecn passing from place to
Pp,,bisll Jds III us last journey to Jerusa-
n, ,a,ls rh al Iroas, Paul wentlby land
IA Nilu, NTin,re' Joining his companions he
kapr p',ts' to ,I From this place he sent
N lUs IN eas1 'ue eluers Of the church of
tbs ,sa sY,ae 10 him, and to them he de-
be wafis ,il',age' s lhls charge in which we
sS1. solqS Of the text"
q ,S'm ~ III personal God" he con-
ia tla is only thing which can give
bofta.s 'oul without this there is
Wba, ara weary-and painful
vil iisn ,,sl Jesus says come unto me
had .sae ~ you rest, he leads us In the
In t', NAL. a, some length upon the inberi-
ge,,arr Nhrlst, Of the sanctifica-
aclpIs5 :" obtain that Inheritance.
The ,,nn,,a IIllanee and what COM
ril'gllllcalion is the preparation
tor tbl1.G' The father must make
How ay..,liI nllGrltance Of the saints of
BE lohy tI,lhg fades and falls when
tGet ggtlghls of holy contempla-
Of ear" " .s .lli' Inheritance, and the
Ne dim H are hushed, the scenes of
Ae grqat oi'h nS the sights and sounds.
t,itnnsn' ''',i II III King Lear,
tpSai Sn. Ike mice ""'A upon the beach
. luh6cra1u iL,iGlg surge, that nm tho ~
lbe hesr, ulG pebbles chons '''e "h-
h l., 'p 80 high
aSd inheritance tS is iBcorrunt,,,,o ,,,,
eAendrl !" in not not away; 1t is all that is
Aprhendadi ''Imortality-it is all that |
'dsOrrow !, III glory. Beyond the
Vi gtanl-.tII us great hills tower and its
lNard ',e I lree of life bends from n
Z shines ana now, as the bow Of
ihich are ra Un the cloud of firmer
aods for onI passing away we lift up
laat ovcrron,ua exemption draweth nigh. |
'0''elh shall inherit ali |
isner ma%o proper was concluded |
'l "'' a few touching words of |
Hl'.'a. D,sa While on Visit. |