Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-25

able purpose. 1t is set apart for Divine
service and that only.
After the sermon the Holy Communion
was administered to the visiting clergy
and the people by the Bishop. Those
occupying SCENTS in the chaIcel other
than those mentioned were the Rev.
Mcssrs. Mckay, Morgan, Green, Mac
caud, Montgomery and Budlong.
The afternoon service was that OF
Baptism when the infant son OF the
missionary was baptised BY the Bishop
into Gods family. This most impressive
service was under the direction OF the
Bishop, assisted by the eight visiting
clergy. When the question was asked
Name this child?" the vested clergy
formed a circle about the child and
parents, being witnesses that Edmund
Rowland Tragitt had 1t name and re-
obligations. At the conclusion OF the
service the Bishop gave IA short address
on the nature of Baptism aud the cove
nant agreement then existing between
the bap,ised person and God.
The evening service was the browning
event OF the day. As in the morning
the clergy robed in the vestry room,
marched outside TO the main entrance
where they We're met by tine lay officers
of the mission, Messrs. r. T.. Egge, war
den and A.. ID. Hash, treasurer, who
preceded them to the second rise OF the
chancel and the procession parting al
lowed the Bishop TO pass through.
The followed Rev. III. Nelson TragItt
and the visiting clergy, priests in order
OF their ordination, and deacOns.
The instrument setting forth that the
church stood on unincumbered ground
was read by the missionary, Rev. Ira
gift. Then the warden read that the
church building was free from all liens
and encumbrauces. After tins the mis-
sionary read the instrument of Dona-
ton. setting forth that St. Mary'S
church, Webster. s. d., was thereby
given over i'll charge to the society OF
the Cathedral Chapter" which society
holds the church property throughout
the diocese. As each OF the instruments
yvero road tbav wara daIivered to tho
Bishop, who haLded them to Rev. A.
f. Morgan, registrar, who reverently
placed them on the altar. Then the
Rishon handed Rev. I II Rabcock.
presidant Of the STANDING Comr,ittea
the instrnmept of copsacrot ion winch
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that : Narv,s church Wphstar D,v
r~ouDtv : u. is hereby coDserroted tn
tha servi.a nj ALMIGHTY Cod mud SONAR.
atad from nil nuboIv sacplor nurposes
whatsoever. the same tn me observed
from This date forvord" After reading
his Instrument ,oIIovaa tho eama nro.
cadpra 49, the o,nars Thar, Rev Dr
Dohertv n,..ch.d -, ,hl. con yi,c;uo
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and .onsocr.t;n, His rauorks thropgb
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man. The solos, anthems and choruses
being rendered with precision and mel.
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please the senses. MANY praises were
heard OF the same.