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MAXWELL, George. Rector of Christ Church, Sausalito, Cal., since 1904. Deacon by Bishop Hunt- ington, June 17, 1894 ; Priest, December 21, 1895. Church of Redeemer, Watertown, Glen Park, and Brownville, N. Y., to 1896; Assistant at Church of Saint John, Charlestown, Mass., to 1903; Saint Michael's Church, Tuolumne, Cal., to 1904.
MCMULLEN, George Wharton. Curate of Me- morial Church of Holy Comforter, Philadelphia, Pa., since 1909. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, October 15, 1893 ; Priest, June 19, 1896. Saint Thomas' Church, Van Etten, N. Y., to 1896; Emmanuel Church, Adams, N. Y., 1896; Church of the Holy Comforter, Philadelphia, Pa., to 1898 ; Saint Joseph's Church, Queens, L. I., N. Y., to August, 1905; Church of the Ascension, Rockville Center, L. I., N. Y., 1905-1909.
MOTT, Edwin Bryant. Rector of Grace Church, Copenhagen, N. Y., and Missionary at Champion, N. Y., 1909. Deacon by Bishop Hunt- ington, June 9, 1899 ; Priest, June 8, 1900. Saint Mark's Church, Jamesville, N. Y., 1899 ; Saint John's Church, Marcellus, N. Y., 1900-1907.
MUNDY, Ezekiel Wilson. Librarian at Carne- gie Library, Syracuse, N. Y., since 1894. Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Rochester. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, December 13, 1882 ; Priest, June 2, 1884. Saint Mark's Church, Syracuse, N. Y., to 1894. Non Parochial Diocese Central New York, since 1894.
OTTMAN, Gilbert A. Rector of Trinity Church, Tulsa, Okla., since 1908. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, February 26, 188; ; Priest, October 2, 1885. Missionary at Whitsboro and Oriskany, N. Y., to 1886; Yorkville, S. C., 1886; Trinity Church, Fayetteville, N. Y., to 1888 ; Pasadena, Cal., to 1890;
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Sacramento, Cal., to 1896; Church of the Ascension, St. Louis, Mo, to 1902 ; Church of the Incarnation, Atlanta, Ga., to 1904; Saint Paul's Church, Savan- nah, Ga., 1904-1907 ; Saint Paul's Church, Newport, Ark., 1907-1908.
PARCE, Dwight Arthur. Rector of Saint Augustine's Church, St. Louis, Mo., since July, 1909. Bachelor of Arts from Hobart College. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, October 11, 1894; Priested December 21, 1895. Missionary at Slaterville Springs, Speedsville and Candor, N. Y., to 1897 ; Saint Sacrament Church, Bolton, N. Y., to 1904 ; Saint Eustace Church, Lake Placid, N. Y., to 1905 ; Saint Sacrament Church, Bolton, N. Y., 1905-1909.
PARKER, James Kellogg. Rector of Grace Church, Waterville, N. Y., since 1893. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, December 21, 1883 ; Priest, December 18, 1884. Saint John's Church, Whites- boro, N. Y., and Saint Peter's Church, Oriskany, N. Y., to 1893. Assistant Secretary Diocese Central New York, 1889-1896 ; Secretary Diocese Central New York., since 1896.
POTTER, George Fletcher. Rector of Church of Our Saviour, Du Bois, Pa., since 1905. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, June 17, 1894 ; Priested October 24, 1896. Saint John's Church, Marcellus, N. Y., to 1896 ; Zion Church, Fulton, N. Y., to 1899; Em- manuel Church, Lancaster, Wis., to 1903; Saint Paul's Church, Omaha, Neb., to 1905.
RAMSDELL, Julian Elroy. Chicago, Ill. Dea- con by Bishop Huntington, May 29, 1890 ; Priested May 15, 1891. Emmanuel Church, Adams, N. Y., to 1890; Trinity Church, Lowville, N. Y., to 1892 ; Missionary in Bay County, Mich., to 1895 ; Mission- ary Cleveland and Berea, Ohio, to 1896 ; Assistant at Grace Church, Utica, N. Y., to 1901. Rector of Grace
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Church, Baldwinsville, N. Y., to 1907 ; Saint Augus- tine's Church, Wilmette, Ill., 1907-1909. President of Saint Andrew's Alumni Association, 1905.
RAYNOR, Charles T. Rector of Grace Church, Waverly, N. Y., since 1907. Deacon by Bishop Hunt- ington, December 20, 1892 ; Advanced to Priesthood March 9, 1895. Missionary at Oriskany Falls, N. Y., to 1894 ; Copenhagen, N. Y., to 1897; Trinity Church, Fayetteville, N. Y., to 1899 ; Christ Church, Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., to 1907.
SCHRADER, Arthur Joseph. Rector of Saint James' Church, Whitesboro, and Saint James' Church, New York Mills, N. Y., 1909. Deacon by Bishop Olmsted, March 25, 1903 ; (the first person ordained by Bishop Olmsted.) Locum Tenens Trinity Church, Utica, N. Y., May I to Sep- tember 1, 1903; Missionary at Holland Patent, N. Y., summer of 1904 ; Missionary at Saint Thomas', Sla- terville Springs, and Saint John's, Speedsville, N. Y., to 1907 ; Saint George's Church, Chadwicks, and Saint John's Church, Clayville, N. Y., 1907-1909.
SIZER, Harry Sears. Rector of Saint Jude's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1909. Lehigh University. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, December 21, 1895 ; Priested January 20, 1898. Missionary at Mexico, N. Y., to 1897 ; Saint John's Church, Marcellus, N. Y., to 1899; Church of the Evangelists, Oswego, N. Y., to 1907 ; Saint Peter's Church, Bainbridge, N. Y., 1907-1909.
SMILEY, John C. Saint Edmund's Chapel, New York City, since 1901. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, December 20, 1892; Priest March 9, 189 . Missionary at Theresa and Redwood, N. Y., to 1900; Christ Church, Deposit, N. Y., to 1901.
The Rev. J. Hollister Lynch, D. D.
The Rev. Julian E. Ramsdell.
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TANNER, Wilson Edward. Rector of Saint Andrew's Church, New Berlin, N. Y., since 1907. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, May 28, 1902 ; Priest December 22, 1903. Saint Mark's Church, James- ville, N. Y., to Easter, 1903. Saint Peter's Church, Bainbridge, N. Y., to 1907.
TIERKEL-BRILL, William Theodore, M. D. Non Parochial, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, May 28, 1889 ; Priest June 6, 1890. Missionary at Saint Joseph's Church, Rome, N. Y. to 1891 ; Long Island to 1892.
DECEASED MEMBERS OF SAINT ANDREW'S
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
BOWEN, George, Jr. Died 1899. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, January 24, 1878; Priest by Bishop Huntington, January 25, 1884. Adams, N. Y., to May, 1883 ; Moravia, N. Y., to 1885 ; Waverly, N. Y., to April 21, 1889. Non Parochial at death.
BURCH, Louis Henry. Died January 24, 1889. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, December 21, 1883 ; Priest by Bishop Huntington, October 8, 1885. The devoted Missionary at Candor and Speedsville, N. Y.
"Pure in heart, bright in mind, aspiring in pur- pose and endeavor, endeared to his flock." Bishop Huntington.
BURGESS, Andrew Meade. Died November 3, 1896. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, June 6, 1889 ; Priest by Bishop Huntington, June 6, 1890. At
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Weedsport and Port Byron, N. Y., to October, 1890 ; Moravia, N. Y., to November, 1892; Saint Paul's Church, Grand Rapids, Mich., to 1894; Trinity Church, Wheaton, Ill., to his death.
"The Reverend A. M. Burgess' body lies in one of the cemeteries of this city (Grand Rapids, Mich.) On looking over the Parish Register, we find that out of the long list of Rectors, his record of work is the best in every way, and none of our predecessors are quite as dear to the hearts of those parishioners who remain with us as was he. They say it was an in- spiration to hear him say, in his sermons and instruc- tions, 'The Master.' " The Rev. Chas. Donahue.
COOK, Sidney Hebberd. Died March 28, 1890. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, April 5, 1884 ; Priest by Bishop Huntington, March 5, 1885. Camden, N. Y., to November, 1886; Trinity Church, Bingham- ton, N. Y., to death.
"The Parish of Trinity Church, Binghamton, and the Reverend Sidney Hebberd Cook, its youthful and attractive minister, may be said to have begun a sin- gularly promising career together. In an interview with him a very few days before he died I was im- pressed by his tranquility and maturity of mind, the courageous religious resignation, with which he was able to face the alternative of early death or a pro- tracted infirmity, the clearness of his faith, and his superiority to complaint and fear." Bishop Hunting- ton.
DONOHUE, Charles. Died February 1, 1910. Rector of Holy Trinity Church, Manistee, Mich., and Secretary of the Diocesan Convention, at the age of 41 years. On Friday evening, January 28th, 1910, he was stricken with an illness which proved to be appendi- citis. A surgical operation was promptly decided 1
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upon, but without relief. On Tuesday evening, Feb- ruary Ist, he quietly passed unto Paradise, the Bishop of the Diocese, the Rt. Rev. Dr. McCormick, being with him at the time, together with his brother and sister, of Grand Rapids, and his aged mother, who made her home with him. On the following morn- ing Bishop McCormick held a celebration of the Holy Communion, and at 4 p. m. a largely attended public service was held by the Bishop in the Methodist house of worship, which was kindly offered for the purpose, as the repairs upon the recently injured parish church, due to fire, were not yet completed. Shortly after this service the casket was taken to Grand Rapids and the burial service held the day fol- lowing at Saint Paul's church, where Rev. Mr. Dono- hue had been rector for nine years previous to his ac- ceptance of the work at Manistee, about a year before. A large number of diocesan clergy were present at the funeral and the capacity of the church was overtaxed. A delegation of eleven parishioners were present from Manistee, including the vestry, who attended in a body. These vestrymen, with the vestry of Saint Paul's, Grand Rapids, were the honorary pall bearers, the active pall bearers being six of the diocesan clergy. The burial was in Greenwood cemetery, Grand Rapids, where the service was taken by Bishop Mc Cormick and Dean Peters, of the pro-Cathedral, who also had taken the full service at the church. The Rev. Mr. Donohue had during his diaconate cared for a group of missions near Syracuse, N. Y. Then for four years he was rector of Grace Church, Waverly, N. Y. Following this he was for a period of five years assistant rector of Saint Mary's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., from which place he went to Grand Rapids, as rec- tor of Saint Paul's, in 1900. He was, at the time of his death, a member of the executive committee of the Fifth Department Missionary Council.
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FENNO, Parker. Died March 15, 1896. Dea- con by Bishop Huntington, October 15, 1893 ; Priest by Bishop Huntington, February 27, 1896. Homer, N. Y., to 1896 ; Church of the Epiphany, Trumans- burg, N. Y., when he died.
"At Trumansburg, where his zeal was ardent but his experience slight, he sank out of this life loved and mourned." Bishop Huntington.
LLOYD, John Hopkins. Died June 14, 1895. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, June 8, 1879 ; Priest by Bishop Huntington, May 30, 1880. Marcellus, N. Y., to 1881 ; Boonville, N. Y., to 1883 ; Jordan, N. Y., to 1888; Minnesota to 1889; Ottumwa, Iowa, where he died.
MOTT, William Lucas. Died September 9, 1883. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, March II, 1877 ; advanced to Priesthood by Bishop Huntington, October 28, 1880 Missionary at Oriskany Falls, Augusta, Sangerfield, Congertown, Bridgewater and Clayville, N. Y., to November, 1880 ; Missionary at Modesta and Merced, Cal., to death.
"Fail was a word he knew little of. He was all ideal Christian minister." The witness borne by those who knew him.
STROUGER, Samuel Wesley. Died February 22, 1904. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, October 27, 1878 ; Priested May 31, 1881. At Saint John the Divine, Syracuse, N. Y., to 1881 ; Pittsford, N. Y., 1881 ; Cape Vincent N. Y., to 1898; Non Parochial, living at Webster, N. Y., at death,
TOMPKINS, Frank P. Died February 13, 1897. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, December, 1891 ; Priest, May 18, 1893. Non Parochial,
"An excellent preacher, and an intelligent and courteous gentleman." Bishop Huntington.
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TANNER, Edwin Lee. Died September 22, 1905. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, October 5, 1900 ; Advanced to Priesthood, May 30, 1902. Mis- sionary at Calvary Church, Homer, N. Y., to May, 1903 ; Missionary at Harpersville and Afton, N. Y., to 1905.
"Mr. Tanner had been in the ministry but three or four years, having entered it in middle life from another profession. His work was first at Homer, and afterwards at Afton and Harpersville, where he was greatly beloved by his people." Bishop Olmsted.
WEEDEN, Burr Miller, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Divinity from North Western University. Deacon by Bishop Huntington, June 17, 1894 ; Priest June 7, 1895. Christ Church, Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., to 1898; Trinity Church, San Jose, Cal., to 1900 ; Member Standing Committee Diocese, California ; Delegate to General Convention, 1904 ; Rector of Saint Luke's Church, San Francisco, Cal., to 1907 ; Became Dean of Saint Mark's Pro-Cathedral, Grand Rapids, Mich , 1907, and died December 21, 1907.
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