Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

dence was declared They had
fought for their country: now they
were ready to defend their church
against injustice.
We have to acknowledge the re-
ce!pt or the circular letter from you
and the standing committee TO the
m is and H., vestEy OF This parish.
Sm iee 10 han aiy 0 wc May, iso2 whiG If
time prior to which. to-wft. upon the
I'd OF May. the minister and vestry
had meeting. the object OF which
Dc pursued relative 10 the act OF the
!aS i session o. The assembly for the
sac OF The GieSe; We tender 70 you
parish MI! cooperate in any meas
ures that may be deemed necessary
70 be taken, for the protection OF
An excerpt from ls,ter OF the
vcstry,. dated February 81. 1914. ad-
dressed o. to the Fey; Joseph Warren.
difference between the cost OF Nv
ing then and now.
Appeal for New Rector.
The .Tectorship of st. Georges
church is yet, vacant. and our eli
mate is considered healthy, par,icu-
iar!y TO moro Southern habits. The
tNpens. OF living 10 a bachcIo: would
x;2ito exceed .cs for himself and horse
scr!bef for the support OF minis
ter, We presume, would be nearly
would enable him 10 live in very
decent manner.
There will be also vacancy
about the middle OF next month for
TO which IS attached, a salary OF s5@o
with board, which place We are very
certain you could get upon produc-
or # yo sh"uid nSefor ' tsachIn
a female sChOo! where only English
Grammar ana arithmetic viii be
taught. w think IL would bc equally
as profitable ii not as sure as teach
.ns in tn" academy"
one Philadelphia minister's answer
To INC yesirN SHOW" how lie felt IN
pears 20 nr that would not be
justified in appearing before you as
a rand!datr Tor your *u,irageS, a p"-
s!tioA which politicians may ASSUME.
rcl should ever avoid"
one Of the best beloved rectors was
He was an NJ. y. OF Columbia UNI
vcisi,y ana was ordained 10 the min
istry by Bishop Hobart. of New York.
Mhd lsli e dan Was as 9nlE eoHses asS
during his rectorship of eight months
he presented a class OF seventeen 10
Bishop Madison for confirmation.
Rector Dies ut Sen.
MI Eas;hurn was scholar OF
musica! ability. He composed when
eighteen that beautiful Trinity hymn.
! the last verse OF which is
| 80. God Tr!unc, 10 Thee We owe
! our every thought, our every song,
! And ever may Thy praises flow
From sweet ana seraph's burning
tongue.
Mr. Easthurn, on, account OF his
health. Was granted six months
/ leave OF absence but died al sea OH
his way 10 st. Cro:N
The resolutions OF the ves,ry
speak fer themselves:
Whereas the vcstry Of 81. Georges
Parish have heard with the deepest
sorrow OF Tia. death OF their late
pastor, tnc ROY. James Wallace East
/ burn, therefore
Resolved That they with the par
/ -suoncrs' III general deeply symp.-
tA.z. ~.ih his relatives and his friends
/ n the loss they have sustained. that
tA'y consider his death an Amos, !r-
fSr"rnhie loss 10 mo Episc"pa!
Churrh In general and To Their own
parish IN particular. that though so
souug, MS talents tOEcfhC~ Win his
@'". and p.c;y, were cNer,cu in tn.
most lndefatiguahlc manner in build
.HE Nf has Hcdeem"T's kingdom.
Church styled "Acc of ,,ubS.-
r. solved. as q token of the love
ana respect ~ which h" was hold in
10y ms parish. that the ycStry viii
war 'iare on their hats as mourning
t"r MIN FOR three months
'NIN'lH'hr i max * De recommended
q" IA" commandments In particular
and 10 his CONGREGATION In general 10
wear some Kind Ut mourning for him
10? three months. tNat tuc gentle
men Wear Grape on their arms ana
ne ladies bows OF BLACK ribbon on
IN" lett arm, ana sGch other lidi.
iIoha' mourning AS they shall mink
proper.
Resolved Tha; the Rev BENJAMIN
-. .tn!'n I've hereby requested &, d.
i!NeT suitable sermon In ~. ,;.orr.s
thnrcs ana -. James chanel and
mat ne nr requisite! iu furu.s,, =
copy OF this sermon 70 be Forwarded
hE the wArdcns With - copy OF ltas.,
resolutions TO his father, as Il token
~: ihc love and reverence they had
for his deceased son
Resolved. That the Rev. Mr. Sui,h
be requested TO read the .orcgoinl.
resolutions from the desk Of each Of
vac churches of the parish
'SigHed) LEVIN l.. JOYNNS."
81 Georges Church was Irrelevant
~ styled the Ace OF Clubs' church.
;jom the fact that there wore three
AtM"st cdua! wings with The interior
ahEtcs rounded II was the church
"hti. many OF Accomacs most prom
.h'h, CUE ns mot sunday after sun.
r"s Tor NOR" t!an 200 years until II
""H occupied b. General Lockwood
as stable IN the C.v!l War There
vas no necessity FOR thia dcprcdatiuu.
= Was simply the hand Of might
dcs' royinE that which would hurt IN.
War Ha,aEcs Church.
Il Two of tho wings fcre entirely
: demolished. The connst nion service,