The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-14

priest in charge of st. Marks Mission,
Macon
Clergy Instituted-Rev. S. B. French,
wear of Grace Church, Waycross, by
Archdeacon Carril, Feb. /, 1908. Rev.
;. A. Wragg, rector of the Church of
Good Shepherd, Augusta, by the Bish-
op, March l, 1903.
Candidates for Holy Orders-Rev. F.
M. Mann, deacon, Darien Rev. G. r.
Jackson. deacon, St. Simon's, Mills;
Rev, John Chapman, deacon, Augusta;
Rev. A. E. Day. deacon, Atlanta; Rev.
}. Il. Lawrence, Marietta.
Postulants-Vernon S. Topper At
lanta, March 10, 1898; Harry w. Itch
nor, Columbus, June TO- 1901; William
w. c. Towenell, Atlanta, Feb. g. 1902;
George c. A. Coldecott, Atlanta, Dec.
6, 1902; Henry D. Phillips. Atlanta,
Jan. s, 1908; Harry Lester Durrant, At
lanta.
Summary of OmciaI Acts.
Visits to parishes and missions, 81;
combinations holden, 76; total number
of combinations to date, 1874; holy
euchorist celebrated, 20; services of all
kinds, 2ll; sermons and addresses, 1913;
ordinations, g; conservation of church,
/; institution of rector, y; cornerstone
laid l; marriages, 3; burials, g. bap-
tisnls, 5; calls. 1877; callers, SIS; letters
Written, 1888; miles travelled, 22,620;
clergy resident in diocese last year.
81; added by ordination, /; added by
| letters, 8; total, sc; submitted, II;
members of clergy in active service, in
parishes and missions of diocese, A :;
o1hciating by license, 2; lay readers
| licensed, Al: churches built 8:
church lots, acquired. churches conse-
! Grated, rectories and parish houses,
built and acquired, g. self-supporting
parish churches, "a; partly self-sup-
porting parish churches, organized
missions into churches unorganized
missions, "a; mission stations without
churches, II; parochiaI chapels, H.
parochlal missions, 2; proprietary
| chaDels.
Combinations.
Summary of Conf1rmations-Edg
wood, 3; Rome, I; Athens, Il; Augusta,
| Good Shepherd, II; MilledgevilIe, 6;
Brunswick, st. Anthanasias, 5; Bruins
Wick, st. Marks, /; Hawkinsville, 2;
Atlanta Cathedral. 1; Marietta, 8; Ma
con, st. Paul's, 2; Toccoa, /; Griffin. 1:
cave Springs, 4; Americas, s; Fitz-
gerald, 6; Douglas, l; Abbeville 2;
Washington, l; Tompkins. 1; Satilla
Bluff, l; Bridge Hammock 5; St
Mary's, Messiah, l; ST. Mary's Col
ored Mission, T. ST. Simon's. st. Igna-
thus, 2; st. Simons Mills, ST. James, /;
Darien, st. Andrews, 5; Darien, c.
Cyprianus, 8; Atlanta, Incarnation, 6;
Atlanta, Holy Comforter, 5; Atlanta
st. Paurs, 8; Austell, 9; Talbotton, 1;
Columbus, Trinity, s; Columbus, ST
Mary's, G.; Fort Valley, 8; Brunswick
st. Marks, rs; st. Simon's Mills, St
James, 2; Brunswick, St. Judes, Z;
Brunswick, St. Athanasias, 20; Sapps
Still, 10; Woodbine, 8: Owens Ferry
l; Tarboro 4; Cordele, 8; Triton, 2;
Sandersville, 2; Waynesboro 2; Quit
man L; cambridge, 5; Grovetown, 1;
Augusta, st. Mary's, 2; Thomasville
/ st. Thomas, Z; Townsville, Good
Shepherd, 2; Albany, IL; Savannah, St
Pauls, IA; Savannah, St. Augustine's
ID; Greensboro, L. Augusta, Christ
Church, 10; Augusta, st. Paul's, 10;
Augusta, Good Shepherd, 10; Augusta
Atonement g; Augusta, st. Marys, 8;
Savannah, ST. Johns, AZ; Savannah
] ST. Stephens, 10; Jesup, 4; Waycross
10; Atlanta st. Luke's, %; Atlanta,
Carrolton, 2; Pooler. 2; Pineora, 3;
Burroughs, 2: Savannah, Christ
Church, %; Macon, Christ Church, II;
Macon, st. Pauls, %; st. Marks, 1;
Milledgeville, 5. Total combinations
532, of which 149 were white men, rs;
white women, 80 colored mena 81 col
cred women.
The afternoon session adjourned al
| 8 o'clock in order that the delegates
might accept an invitation to take g
trolley ride and enjoy a lunch al
| Thunderbolt.