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when selected.
The bishop said he spoke freely at
that time and he intended to at this
time. AT that time Judge Boycc in
formed me | was not like they
thought vas, but he thought they
might like me" said the Bishop. He
added that II they would hear what
he had to say at this time he would
keep his place. He said that while
he only had but one parish and had
travelled through seven states and
abroad and had not formed any at
tachments. he had formed attach
ments IN Delaware and he wanted no
other Office then to be Bishop Of Della
ware The Bishop spoke OF What
had been done to make his stay COM
Portable such as beautifying Bishop
stead. increasing hi ssalary. the OPEN
ing OF homes to him throughout the
State. and the loaning of automobiles
for bis work IN the country Despite
this. he said he had not received the
official assistance he should have re-
cciyed.
In reviewing what should be done
HE Bishop said II he had his way.
ali dry bones best be buried out Of
sight" explaining that by this express
sion he meant those who accepted
hc church merely as a cloak of re-
probability.
Because we have had six genera
ions in the church IL does not mean
Nc have a monopoly or Christianity
SAID hc fshoI He asserted that
Chris, was everywhere. and while the
vhurcl was composed 90 men OF diff
lcrent views. he thought The truth in
MI their views would hold together
The Rev. William Cleveland Hicks
g Emmanuel Church, Md. was the
FIRST speaker at. the evening services,
his subject being. Religious kduca-
tom"
when the evening train arrived here
shortly after z O'Clock last evening
nearly sixty clcrgymcn and laymcu
from ~ partf OF the state we're on u.
The visitors were taken TO the roctory
c ST. Peters church. the homo OF
shop Einsman.
The committee in charge OF the re-
cation included Harry v Lyons,
Clinton Long. Or w p Orr, Charles
H. Mauil and the Rcv. p. r Thomp-
son. rector OF Christ church. Dover
Tho women OF the parish who pre-
lared and served q tempting supper
were. MIS- Clintoi Long Mrs. Harry
Y. yons Mrs W. r. Orr. Miss Helen
tonwoll Mrs. MacIntyre Aliss Orr.
Miss Burton Mss Barnes. Miss Musl-
icr aud Mrs. Lou Chambers.
Bishops OnieiaI Acts.
3ishop kinsman, in his annual adj
dress 60 the convention this molnins.
summarized his oficia, acts OF 'he
year.
lie ofciated follows Celebrations
the Holy Communion, Sc; other ser-
vices. I25; sermons aud addrcsscs.
so. Ho also confirmed so persons
D the different churches OF ,hc di0-
tcsc.
Ordinations during the year Norc
Jane II. 1912. by commission from
The Bishop of Kansas. WilNan
Christy Patterson to the Diaconate; on
March %, l9ia The Reverend John
Emory Parks TO the Priesthood May
70. 1872 the Reverend Thomas Gc,g
ilill was Instituted rector in 81
iicier's. smyrna
On September 10. 1872 in tu'
Chapel of the Good shepherd. Hisbop
rud. die Reverend Francis Leonar,
Wells was dcposcd from the Priest
''oOd M his own voluntary icuncsi fol
tapsc not affecting his moral he'-
ectcr. On Scptcmbcr u. i9l.. in tho
Cadpo. OF ihc Good Shepherd Bishop.
stead. the Reverend Francis Well
rgion Ross Arthurs was doposcd
from the Priesthood. AZ his own yoiua-
iarr request for cause not alfociine
li N~ -.f
Licensed TO oaiciat, were the Rev.
Niligm hris,y iaNcisot a. the
riocesc o Kansas IA Trinity VIII
mington. and the Rcy George clifford
Moore OF the Diocese of Pennsylvania
y ST. Andrews Wilmington.
Posfulants received for Holy orders
are. lorko Edward Rhodes. St Johns
Wilmington on June 20. 1909: Frank
MARITIME Heal. Old Swcdes. Whining
ION on November 5. 1903: George Al
fred Fisher. ST. Matthews Whining
ION on October 20. 1911; Thomas Vail
Winsatc ST. Johns. Wilmington on
November ~. 1911: George Frank
Mason. ST. Johns. Wilmington on
April %. 1912
Lay Readers. licensed. were.
John S. Grohe Charles NJ. Curtis,
Charles A. Cook. aud Richard Reese,
~ OF Trinity. Wlmington Edmund
.; Coy. 81. Andrews. Wilmington: Vic
'or Durc Handy ST. Johns Whining
ION: George W. Lewis, ST. John's.
Wilmington: Frederick Bringhurst
ST. Bsrnabas. Marshallton; Yorke
Edward Rhodes. Grace. Tallyvllc;
William j. Fisher. Ascension, Clay
mont. Charles H. Le.eyre s.; Peters,
smyrna: Arthur sidney Hodchin. Jr.,
81 Thomas Newark: Percy Card
nor 81 Martins. Hardy; Thomas
Vail WiuEatc. ST. Thomas. Newark:
William s. Jester. Christ Church, Del
aware City: William A. Horn. All
Sairts' Rehoboth Beach; John
Quinn. Ole Swedcs Wilmington
Harry Kendall Greene. ST. Philips
Laurel
The Bishop Is trustee OF the Forbes
Fund. the income of which is avail
able for the salary OF the rector OF
Grace Church. Tailoyyille. and of ths
Rodney Fund. the income OF which
may be used at the Bishops discre
ion for church work or a church
purpose In Lewes. and Rehcboth ant
indian River hundreds.
The Bishops discretionary fund Il
>1iS.S0. or this amount S374.50 hal
been given directly. or has been SC
aside for the Building Fund for tn
.iission Hall at Hartley.
Before detailing his official acts o
he year, the Bishop in his address
said:
There Is nothing OF special impor
tance to chronicle of events in tn
diocese during the mast wear Change