Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-30

warm Iribsiss PAD msasv 4 II. slaias
and sisAsS esseas.
Is was natural IN .su2usts. HE ilome. the
e'er<y s'ea yesterday devoted much time to
tributes to the memory Of ar. Bisiue
The recent death 0: Bishop Phillips Brooks
ras also tsuehs,f upon is the same tender
way,
The Rev ]. ;. Williamson 10 the MORN
ing said that before that congregation. con-
tanning so mans Of Mr.. Blaine's friemls h..
who knew him but slightly, would not speak.
prcferring to have them attend the memorial
services Monday. In the evening he paid
high tribute TO Bishop Phillips Brooks.
AZ the First Baptist church yesterday
Rev. 9s. Wyman, the pastor. illustrated
bis ser@on from the iyes IL Rev. Phillips |
Brooxs AMI Mr. gsaine Ia the evening
speeizi ssrfiees we're heId the subjects he |
reg iessaus frens the Life Of the Esai-
nellt Statesman" ,nsoise those ~ho -t,oAe |
were Rev Dr. Kicker aud Hazard ti~ei. /
Fs4. Mr.. o~en'- remarks were especially |
eloquent anil toaei,iny and Of great ip,ete.,
from the fact that he was intimately SC
qaainiea with Mr.. Bt5ine from the tia.e
that Ar. Blaine came 70 Augusta.
The Rev Walker ss# ynne made mos:
feeling reference to tlls recent deaths of
Mr. Bisine anil Bishop Brook, paying them
a higil tribute and referring to thu loss to
humanity through their deaths.
The Rev, ) r. I4elands eloquent address
in the morning contained . moving refer
death. Of these two men.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Ileaiey Of Portland.
who preached at st. Mays yesterday, pad
TO Mr. Blaine high tribute conci,ed in eio-
quent and moving language.
The Rev. Il. y. SewberIs sermon was
devoted TO Philips Brooks and vas fine
and APP reeiatisc account Of his life and
works. Mr.. NeSbert AFRO referred to the !
general loss through the death of Mr. !
Elaine.
The Rev. br. {. + Penney spoke at i
length of the great bereavement that all !
have suffered in the reeen, deaths Of Bishop !
Brooks and Mr.. Blaine.
The Rev. l. Il. Ross pail an eloquen, /
trihate 10 the memories of the two great /
men who died during Tia week. /
In bis sermon Sunday afternoon at ST !
Barnabas chapel Rev. ". +. Livingston .
paid the foiio~ing eloquent tribute TO the (
late Bishop Phillips BFooks
The sudden death this past week OF one
of the church's bishops has deeply affected
the hearts of thousands throughout New I
England and our land. SO wide was the
influence Of Bishop Brooks and 50 CLOSELY /,
was he Identified with great philanthropy 7
and humanitarian movements that W.
cannot but mote the significance ai
the universal lanentation snch arise
on ever: hand II makes Ms rcsill
more than ever thai power which one ha-
over his fellow men no in the intensity ui
his love and sympathy finds the one great
object of living tp be the help Which he
may give every soul Struggling for master,
over self and seeking some glimpse of ii Z
eternal truths relating to immortality M
one who ever listened To the matchiess an
impasrloned preacher whose whole soul
seemed to burn with the ar,lor OF
lifting men and women to a high
er plane Of daily duty. who emphasized
over and over again thu simple and lmpor-
ant virtues of sympathy purity courage,
and self sacrifice can forget the Inspiration
70 holier living which this great man crea-
fst