Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-27
AZ BISHOP PADDOCK
Resere the Conveeafs"n or
s.r,.dleiioa Of Washington.
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=. yart.dieiiea OF "'""'
jay Brthrea Of The Clergy and
Bsost an thankful to BE- ia your
H ~ again, AID to meet 20 q, nt ~ 40. ..
rlars "a. through another year la ne ,ltn
yoa .ss.y. The absence OF one aetr
so brother. who WAS WITH Us AZ Our
fer'cnn anroc ,,isn. speaks loudly of the
ssi and uncertainty of human
6sf'nus, !. Bonnell, a Presbyter OF
BE. ;.s,onary jurIs1icti n. ceas d
Us a",,bly labor. and trials, aud en-
btm .be rest and bliss OF Ptrtdi'e
rrsa o. ,ith day OF March, A. ID. 1884.
% jug yon knew HIN. esteemed hI'n
bsey "a him, | mourn the loss OF
and ~, 20 me AZ 4" sOr in the faith"
O0e oe ~ho had proved hIms,l' "
500 miuistrr OF Jesus Christ. IL
90. privilvge when in p4rochlal HE
~ at him for confirmation and To
him to the holy communion.
somh .as consideration he actsd upon
nsl.ss,ion which | made, that he
IA we'll 70 devote him5'lf to the
siRn. .;nistry. Completing thornulh
Soly ~ ureparation, he WAS ordained
e0osso n,acouate in Brooklyn, Loug
~ by Bishop LitElei Dhn OF that
issp. Tsen, accepting An invitation
dlo0 ss..ociated with his former pastor,
,1;, new country, be gave himself
ellis and earnestly to the WORK oner-
Nm. Shortly after orr last ConVo-
',as in the presence OF som of you,
ss.y admitted To the priesthood, aud,
Isfs him, to engage IN work de
sls 80 an me in the Z asst, saw moth
Wv indicate that should see his
ns az more on earth. But disease
~" ae,sr fastened on him, and never
s.,sd its grasp. Oar gratitude is due
Ss.r clerical brother and to mem
~ his household in San MStsO,
gS.s,tor.ia-friAnds who did all that
Ss,;s,ian love could do, in tbs weeks of
s.;Iinq strength and gradual decline.
n.., Bonuell expressed his desire To be
..,sd in the Territory, among the PEG
80 vhom he had ministered, and by
-, be was tenderly loved, in Ia
- his remains will await the call of
"a, savior, who is 1.-The resurrection
.sd the life"
4, about the same time with Bonnelfs
,.artare from among as, the church
,s,cnohout the land WAS called to
sanrn the loss OF one of her leader.
e,sboo Clarkson. Of Nebraska. lie Was
man OF marked simplicity of oharao-
!, GENTLE and affectionaie ia dispos
i,ioa' Of A noble enthusiasm In the mis-
sonsry cause, strong in faith, thor
s.ghly conseerated to Christ. When,1S
EARS AGO. be went TO Nebraska. II had
IA A small population in some little
,oyus. and but few feeble churches or
Missions had been planted. He lived
a zee In the State population of about
moo. two noble church schools es-
,sbIlshed, child's hospital reared, 80
sharches built, one Of which WAS the
noble cathedral at Omaha, costing per-
h.os $4,000, most of which was from
Dcsnbations by citizens Of the placs.
Hs rests from his labors, and his
sorks follow him"
Recently, we have heard Of the death
Of the presiding Bishop Of the church.
Bshop Smith had reached the age of
four score and ten. For many years he
vss an active pioneer in Kentucky.
Since be became iDoapacitated from
Diocesan duties, he has been serving
,hs church as he could, in his high
Oiscs, universally reversd and honored.
The call for which he bad long been
Waiting. has come, and he has gone TO
receive the crown Of righteousness.
10 ons and another circle among you.
here have been. AS | know, trials and
loses. Some Of you, "a |, miss this day
the wife Of one of the officers of this
mflsh,s Christian woman who ardentls
Iased the church aud its services, aud
shoss warm greeting has always been
sytended to me- at former visits.
Nav God. the Holy Comforter, give
lie abundance of HIS grace tn all those
kfsaved. and help Us so To follow His
blessed saints in all vlrtuJus and godl,
hviag, that we may come to those un
psskable Joys whIch He has prepared
ta lhsse who unfeignsdly love Him
Bait the workmen die, the work thank
Gsa goes on. Others will be found. We
usure, to tend the sacramental host
10 doooses Ut are bsreaved. Christ
ia women and men will. believe, be
nspr.d wish love and Zeal, TO M AXE
good the places of the dead who have
been taken from among Us.
10 oar clerical ranks has returned
our we'll known and honorsd for faith
iul kbors during decade, the Rev. l..
Il. Wells. Having accepted an invita-
ton last spring TO return from tho East
10 bis old frld of missionary labor. he
has been officiating in st. Luke's, New
Tacoma, where B0nnelfs ministry was
pissed. Tn recent visit to the parish
| bad the pleasure of finding pastor
and people working uaItedly, ami |
eanhrmed eleven presented by Mr..
Wells.
There have also been added to our
clergy, the Rev. ID. II. Lovejpy. NJ. d.,
iot eight years chaplain Of the Eplsco
nl II spital in philadelphia, and the
Kew. q. Compton Barnett, late a Pre-
bTlsr OF the Diocese of Iowa, aud Rev.
GearVe Greene, IF Nebraska, and other
Rsshren Of the clergy. | am thankful TO
ny, may become CO. workers during the
nmmeE May We all be united in the
beads Of Christian affsg ton, striving
tagesher for the faith of the Gospel.
After my annual address at our last
eonvocation, presided at our business
sessions In st. Luke's, Vancouver. |
also opened with prayers the meeting of
NE "Wcman's Auxiliary" held in the
factory, aud at last evening session In
zoe church, with some of INV brethren.
made an address on missions 10 the
segregation assembled. On the fol
es'ng Sunday. JHly LIST, | preached
ssiee and addressed the Sunday school
na. Lakes, and al the evening service
Maafmed two candidates. | have this
winner tJune 24th) revisited Vancou-
", aad had the pleasure of hearing a
"eet toned bell (of about 100 pounds
exnil. calling TO holy services of
aamr on new pulpit and tablet rear.
40 TIE memory OF Rev. DIR. and Mrs.
J keuafty, and Of confirming six persons
esssnied by our estsem,d brother, Mr..
snaosson, now IN tue seventeenth year
y W. ministry in the Territory. The
Mser eonvocation visited IS. Hell.
~ nsil Portland. and then returned
Tacoma, when ! met the building
~nml.iee, 10 whom | entrusted the
essighi OF the construction Of our
elea school tor girls Ia that tow.
4 s1nass, the 9Th of July, 1883, WAS spent
townsend, when preached in
4 laais and addressed the sunday
49,. The Inst Sunday of June and
- a'a Sunday in July. this year. were
~ ~ tne same parish, when had
rsasore OF finding the interior of
aaiso mach improved by repsin,-
1 tns addition of some seats and
esdine desk. and of hearing that
I s ssele cost had been met. None
1 onward for confirmation bat the
/ ~ eneered by an improvement in
I =, Ianoef OF those attending service
Kss y Z more reverent department