The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-10-22
MALLORY IS NAMED|
Former Rector Of St. Matthews
Church Re'appointed Dean
of Milwaukee ConvoCation
NAME STANDING COMMITTEES

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Rev. G. L. Mallory, former rector of
ST. Matthews church has left the do
cese, he was re-appointed as dean of
the Milwaukee Conyocation by Bishop
Webb at the closing session of the
Diocesan Council of the Milwaukee
diocese which was held in Milwaukee
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Mallory is now in Europe and at
the time of his leaving Kenosha it was
stated that he would be absent from
Wisconsin for at least year. The ac-
ton Of the bishop seems to indicate
that Dean Mallory is planning to re
turn to Wisconsin later and that he
will again take up the clerical work
in the Milwaukee diocese. Several
parishes in the state have sought the
services of the former Kenosha rector,
but none Of the members Of the local
parish has been advised of his plans
on his return from abroad.
The meeting of the diocesan council
was one of the most important ever
held:
The finance committee recommended
an appropriation of $4,000 for the
bishops salary for the coming year;
$500 for his travelling expenses; $500
for general expenses Of the diocese,
and 800 for special committee work.
In all, it was recommended that the
sum Of $5,4S5 be appropriated for the
diocese work.
Canon Howard B. ST, George of the
committee on canOns, reported num-
Der Of amendments, and changes to the
constitution and canons, and recon-
mended that they lay over for one year
for consideration and that they be
printed n order to be studied before
finally voted on. This was adopted.
A number of small parishes and mis-
sions in arrears with their regular
stipends, were excused from payments
and the charges were wiped out. Bis
hop Webb stated, however, that this
would not be a precedent, and that he
did not think mission, in becoming
parish, had any more right to repudi-
ate it's mission del than a woman had
simply because she changed her name.
1t was recommended and adopted
a conference be held this afternoon for
the purpose of creating interest and
enthusiasm in the missionary work, and
that efforts be made to raise mission
airy funds in every Sunday school and
parish in the diocese.
The financial committee made a sat
isfactory report upon the present con
dition Of the diocese; reported exami-
nation Of the bishops financial account
and found it correct. Other matters
of a routine nature were acted upon,
when the council adjourned
Bishop Webb appointed the follow
ing standing committees of the coun-
ell:
Admission Of parishes and missions
into council-Rev. J, w. White, Della
van; Rev. G. H. Wilson, Superior; G.
L. Dunlap.
Diocesan .missions-Ven. Archdeacon
Ell. E. Chase, Shell Lake; Rev. P. H.
Linley, Eau Claire; HI. E. Famous,
GAINESVILLE.
Finance-O. w. Greenslade, Milwau-
kee; L. Rockwell, Elkhorn; Rev. P. H.
Linley, Eau Claire.
Endowment fund-Rev. Frederick
Edwards, Milwaukee; Rev. S. P. Della
ney, Milwaukee; j. N. Fiske, Milwau-
kee; III. D. Morton, Milwaukee.
Canons-Rev. Canon H. B. st. George,
Nashotah; Rev. Sidney T. smythe, Del
afeld; Herbert N. Lafin,, Milwaukee.
Prvilege-Rev. James B. Shdell,
Milwaukee; Rev Walter Blossom, Ra
cine; HI. D. Morton, Milwaukee.
Unfinished business-Rev. N. D. Ross,
Superior; Rev. G. A. Catwell, Racine;
w. J. Meyer, Milwaukee.
Estate of the church-Rev. A. A.
Ewing, Madison; Rev. H. E. Chase,
Shell Lake; F. G. Morehouse, Milwau-
kee
Memorial and other gifts-Rev. c.
H. Wilson,. Superior; Rev. H. Roisser,
Lake Geneva; E. H. Ellis, Superior.
| The following reappolntments were
announced by the bishop.
Chancellor of diocese-L. w. Halsey,
Milwaukee.
Archdeacon of Milwaukee-Rev. E.
P. Wright, Soldiers Home.
Archdeacon of La Crosse-H. E.
Chase.
Rural deans-Rev. G. L. Mallory,
dean Of Milwaukee convocation; Rev.
March Chase, dean of Madison convo-
cation; G. M. Moller, dean of La Crosse
cOnvocation.
DISAPPEARED FROM KENOSHA
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