Evening journal., 1893-06-08
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Camden. 2: Christ Church, Milford, 8 !:
st. Pauls, Georgetown, 4 ; st. Lukes g
st. Mary's Memorial Chapel, 2 St.
Phillips, / total, 200. lie confirmed
24l persons in the Diocese Of Albany. 36
in the Diocese of New York and
person in the Diocese of Newark, making
a total of 4S7 combinations in the year.
Following is a summary Of the bishops
acts for eight months
Persons baptised adults, ]: children, 6.... g
Persons confirmed delaware, 2OO O.......... .46l
DeacOns ordained ............................ 3
Priests ordained d.......................... 2
Co ner-stOnes laid..... Observation-Disclosures. .
Churches licensed and blessed ............. >
| Churchyards cOnsecrated Observation-Disclosures. .
Celebrations of the Holy COmmunion..-.... bj
sermons and addresses not including ad-
dresses 20 confirmation classes. l42
The session opened this morning with
morning prayer said by the bishop, as
sisted by other clergymen. After the
| devotional exercises were over the mem
bers again went into business session.
The first business was the election Of
officers for the standing committees
| The following were nOminated Dr.
Horace Burr, Rev. Mr.. Gibson, Rev
Ashton Henry, s. M. Curtis, Rev. G NJ
Dame, Rev. Charles Murray, Rev Mr.
Wooley and Rev. Mr. Bond
The following tellers were appointed by
the bishop: Revs. Hayden and Ham
mond and Messrs. Van Trump and
Bradford Those elected were Messrs
Gibson, Henry Burr Murray and Curtis
Rev. Mr.. Lightner presented a resOlu-
tion asking that the chair appoint a
committee to consider the report
at the next convention ways
and means whereby the ex-
pense attached to the gift of Bishop
stead may be best met Rev. p. b.
Lightner, Rev H. NJ. Bartlett f. IT,.
Warner, w. r. Brnckle and +. L. Mar
tin were appointed a committee.
The following committee on Missionary
and Education was elected. Messrs.
Bond, DUPONT, Smiths and Dame e. l..
Martin, Edward G. Bradford, Samuel
Biddle and Henry A. Nowland were
elected trustees to take the place OF
members who had died, resigned OF
whose time had expired. The COMMITTEES
on unfinished business made a satisfac
tory report and stated that they had
only found one item on the journal,
and that related TO parish boundaries.
E. T. Candy of Lewes, was elected
treasurer for the ensuing year and Rev.
Charles Murray registrar.
At this juncture Ex-Governor Prince
of New Mexico, was introduced to the
convention and talked about the neces
sity Of funds for church work in th'
west.
A resolution was offered and adopted
which recommended that collection
be taken each year for thi
purpose. Mr. Brinckle offered a reso
luton, which was adopted asking tn,
rector when possible in making up hi
report Of the parish to place in hi
! report the entire eamount Of money
D received and the source and that it be il
, by June l..
A resolution was offered thanking tn
vestry of st. Andrews Church and tn
y people of Wilmington for their kndi
/, entainment CT the delegates 1t wa
y adopted.
Rev Mr. Bartlett offered the followin
resolution:
Resolved That article iv of the cor
" stitutiOn the words "and actually"
!, inserted after the word connically S
?. that lines 8, 9, 10 and II will rea
a as follows: 'or who having bee
= regularly settled in the dioces
shall have resigned his charge and sha
& remain connically aud actuolly res
n dent, and in good standing, shall hav
e have a seat and vote in convention
p It was accepted and will be acted upo
at the next convention.
The next meeting place will be in Sci
ford, AT - o'clock the conN entio
IS adjourned.
Bishop Coleman has licensed Robei
Adair as a lay reader in st. Andrew
| Church.
The bishop will leave for a trip
> morrow and will be gone for
I week He will deliver the cor
a mencement address in the st. Au
e tin school, New York. Next Tue
day he will make an address at the Ho
ikn Seminary at Burlington, Vernon
He will also visit White Plains.