The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-09-27
kenosha Rector is Again Elected
as Dean Of Milwaukee Convc-
cation Of Episcopal Church
DELEGATE TO CONVENTION
Diocesan Council Decides to Station a
Minister at Madison to Look
After Religious Life of Uni
versity Students

the Episcopal church in the Milwau-
kee diocese, held at Milwaukee on
Wednesday, the Rev. C. L. Mallory,
rector of St. Matthews church, was
reelected as dean of the Milwaukee
convocation. Mr.. Mallory has held
this position for several years and
from the high compliments paid him
by the bishop and bishop coadjutor
it is evident that he will be permitted
to hold the position SO long as he de-
sires to serve the diocese. Mr.. NAL
lore was also elected as one of the
clerical delegates to the general con-
vention of the church which meets in
Richmond, Va. next year. The other
clerical delegates were the Rev. H.
Q. Robinson Of Racine, Prof. H. E..
w. Fosbroke of the Nashotah House,
and the,Rev. A. A. Ewing, Of Madi-
son. The lay delegates were r. H.
Morehouse and G. A.ss,Copeland, of
Milwaukee, and sssF H. Putney, Of
Waukeska.
The most important part of the
work of the council on Wednesday
was the decision to install a clergy
man al the University of Wisconsin to
look after the spiritual welfare of the
students there. Other churches have
taken this step aud the Episcopalians
do not desire to be behind. The work
at Madison will be supported by vol
untary contributions of the different
churches in the diocese. During the
council more than four hundred dol
lars was raised for this mission work
and it is thought that it will be an
easy matter to raise the remaining
money needed.
In a lengthy address to the clergy
read last night, Bishop Nicholson
urged that some immediate action be
taken to have fund raised for the
building of an Episcopal hospital in
the diocese to care for the worthy
poor of TIE churches. He urged the
hospital as one of the greatest needs
of the diocese and stated that a fund
of $780, 900 would be needed for this
purpose. He suggested that an effort
be made to interest wealthy members
of the various parishes in this work.
The standing committees Of the do
cese are named as follows:
Admission Of parishes and missions
Canon H. B. St. George, Ma
shotah; F. G. Roberts, Sussex, and G.
A. Buskirk, Oconomowoc.
Diocesan missions w. J. Cor
dick, Superior; A. G. Jones, Baraboo;
Edwin E. White, Milwaukee.
Finance Rev. Walter EBlossom,
Racine; Harry Famous, Milwaukee,
and w. G. Noe, Madison.
Endowment fund-Revs. C. "A. Cap
well, Racine; Dean c. L. Mallory, Ke-
nosha; w. A. Smith, Milwaukee; G.
H. Frances, Milwaukee, and H. w. ].
Meyer, Milwaukee.
Canons Revs. Sidney smythe,
Dela6eld; Canon St. George, Nasho-
tab; H. N. Latin, Milwaukee.
Privilege -Revs. Dean March Chase,
Mineral Point; James Kieb, Wauwau-
tosa, and Elisha Wells, Delavan.
Unfinished business evs. H. E.
W. Fosbroke, Nashotah; .R. c. Hind
ley, Racine; C. A. Martin, Mil
waukee.
State Of the church Revs. 6. S.
Sinclair, Oconomowoc; Frederick
Edwards, Milwaukee; A. S. Grover,
South Milwaukee.
Memorials and other gifts Revs.
James Slidell, Milwaukee; E. C.
Mansion, and Joseph Nc.
Bell, Milwaukee.
Archdeacons were appointed as fol-
lows: Revs. E. Purdon Wright for
Percy G. Weber for
Madison, and P. A. Lindley for
La Crosse.
Rural deans-Revs. Charles r. Nal
Tory, Kenosha, of the Milwaukee con-
vocation; March Chase, Mineral
Point, of the Madison conyocation,
and Carl n. Mo11er, La Crosse, of the
La Crosse convocation, we're all re-
for the ensuing year.
Judge Lawrence w. Halsey was also
reappointed chancellor of the diocese.
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