Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-06-21

The - Annual Conventaen u sne nso....
Of Maine.

/ Mo,,;.
c.:., "a" os rev. Messrs
ogonn: Little and Veazie.
The Convention was called tn order bv the
| President RI p.~ p;.h
roll of the cle-.v ..,,s lop Neeiy, ana the
answe,aa - ~ e-eo' "neh II priests
! The roll of L.. aaa.'.;
deputies, represent;no n;De 1910. .sheu' 10
sponded nine P2rishes' re-
There being /. ,,ornm n...a.. 49,.
dent announced The ,n.a,;n III ,ne iresf
The Rev Charlie. Mo-. s;u.
was re-e,e,.,sd Sa"n moltoh oiiis OF Portland
On motion of Rev. H. p. N;cbols NJ
Pp .I the Rt: Rev. Coadjutor Bishop Of
.e,'c'on' N b., who vas present, was
R;.hau Vas ~ .ake seat at the right hand OF
Dish"p Neely.
a resolution was passed inviting cl. rsy-
men belonging to this Diocese. but not en-
titled to seats in the Convention. cleryvmen
o. ,ne Cnurch not belongings to this Diocese
nressn. ha .d., ~, 10y Oruers, VINO may be
tbis Conra,,;o., W ""'orafy sit'lhgs In
The chair .nno,, -.
| -eu '"e iono"hg
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On NeN Pdrishes.-Tbe Rev Messrs N
II. Wellman, II. Sawyer, A. W. Little. and
Messrs. G. B. Greeuleaf and A. T. Wood
On Canons.-Rev. Messrs. Samuel JTn;obn
=. b: Stills and E. +. Small, and Messrs c..
D. Merriii ana H. H. Gardiner.
w F,"o"1e--Messrs. Geo. f. b. Jack
, IT. ingalls, d. bridge, u. X. Smith, A.
r. bradbury
IN Diocesan Educatton.-Rev. Messrs.
ryne, Nichols, Bradley, and Messrs. Garner
anu kowse.
IN Cnpntshed Business .-Rev. Messrs.
Dh,s ana sawyer, and Messrs. Bates and
| a. ,,n.: -,
til 3pM w
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| CONVENTION SERMON.
The Convention sermon was preached at
II O'Clock by the Rt. Rev. II. T. Kingdom,
CoaoJu,or Bishop OF Fredericton, N. B.,
AMER wnich the Holy communion was admin
-. ny .he H. hev. the bishop, assisted
ny he'. Messrs Fiske, WashbuTne and
CRohn.
AFTERNOON.
| In the afternoon Bisbop Neelv delivered
his annual address. an abstract of which
appears below. 1t is strong. sensible
| practical II shows n wear of fair prosner;tv
for the Episcopal churches in Maine and
| treats of themes which need the attention of
all right-thinking people. The audi
ence paid the closest attention to every
sentence which fell from the prelate's Inns
uy D.or P,.,b,...
The time of tho mee,;no of orr Convention
having been cbanged fron, San,omhar 30
June for this year, nv own report and the
parochial reports, as well as those of the va
rlous ofhcers OF the Convention, will cover
period OF only nine months. This remark
Is made at the outset to obviate an untavOr-
able impression from the statistical tables
hereto annexed.
! PASTORAL LABoRs.
NJ, e,:., -
20 n is. o.a. az. ai.ei tne a9!ou.n.ne u:
Tho C.,hedrsi of ,ho pav r,lnr Wild
;,,,a and pav C.orna E,arLl;,, p.a,. doa
49,. ., ~ ,.;o.,hneS ,na 60 S.,
I I,' W .re anu ".os
mn anu Jun" Aio""ru 'e"~ie " ,he ui"oo
| no ' u VIZ 'I u"y ,.! u NJ. -, "
n;aa"so rs am.n, 80 -. .i.l D. D.n;nI
Ei.ot Tha R;s5,n,e ,har naro on .x,andod
....,. 81 II. IT. III IT, =, ,ta
n,on,hs since tho los, Convention
pon;nn;n, Ii raa,,.r v;s;,a,;nr u;,h
peein"tns "s sua !.
as. a. NV C",, LII pa..,."d oa. ,r,;n;,.
III 'ne Na'"suia,' o,''a".' r,"i.y
church' oaco D; Christ churcn. bianeiord, '
NJ -, MaIR c.arc g. A9sus,a 10 %. VAN =.
-, u...,,. %'Is.,.S q,
S q. 30. D.,.;..,. .. c.. ,,'',rah nj
H ,a ca a"' 80, 49,; Sh"-a g HI,
~ OF o"h'es niss,on' o,e'o %. @, my
1nnoceh,s, STACEY ne, o.: o'e, We ;
Portland, y; Irihity church' Lewis'o"' TO-
CHURCHES AND CLERGY
| The list of clergy is not materially
changed. One priest has been received, the
rev Mr.. JAWS anu oIe "1 Hh w W Nv ~.
Diocese Oh Aioanv' 'ne he' ooseP, !" WI =
w"o' 1.e, I hs",' soa.,,iv n;v.'n ~ tho
De- W., w DsUart tut notice of their ac
ceptapce has not as yet been received. The
Rev. Andrew Markell has been transferred
from Rockport to Calais. Two postulants
have been admitted as candidates for priests
orders. George Herbert Davis and Carroll
Everett Harding had hoped that the new
and beautiful church at Lewiston might be
unite ready for conservation before the close
Of the Convention year, but owing to the
inclemency of the spring months the work is
inst now finished. Church buildings are pro-
;ected and will probably be erected during
The coming wear at various points in the bio
cese. A small chapel at NORTHEAST Harbor
is already, 1 suppose. nearly complete,