CONVENTION 1895.

(NOTE: The date after the name is that of present Canonical residence.)

RIGHT REV. JOHN HAZEN WHITE, D. D., (Con. 1895), Bishop, Indianapolis.

Rev. C. Graham Adams, D. D. (1891), Rector St. Paul's Church, Jeffersonville.

Rev. Merritt A. Baker (1892), Deacon in charge St. Paul's Church, Rochester.

Rev. Walter H. Bamford (1893), Rector Christ Church, Madison. *Rev. Francis C. Berry (1893), New York.

Rev. J. H. W. Blake (1893), Rector St. John's Church, Lafayette. Rev. John Brann (1891), Priest in charge St. George's Church, Washington, and St. Matthew's Church, Worthington. P. O. address Worthington.

Rev. DeLou Burke (1893), Rector St. James's Church, South Bend. Rev. Gustav A. Carstensen (1892), Rector St. Paul's Church, Indi

anapolis.

Rev. J. Everist Cathell (1889), Rector St. Paul's Church, Richmond. Rev. Lewis F. Cole (1885), Archdeacon, Indianapolis.

Rev. Frederick I. Collins (1894), Rector Church of the Holy Innocents, Evansville.

Rev. Otway Colvin (1888), Rector Trinity Church, Peru.

*Rev. James E. Craig (1891), Ann Arbor, Mich.

Rev. George B. Engle (1866), Indianapolis.

Rev. Willis D. Engle (1883), Deacon in charge of St. Luke's Church, Frankfort, and St. John's Church, Crawfordsville. P. O. address, Indianapolis.

Rev. William Galpin (1894), Rector St. John's Church, Elkhart. Rev. Frederick O. Granniss (1892), Rector Grace Church, Muncie. Rev. N. W. Heermans (1887), Rector Trinity Church, Michigan City.

Rev. Douglas I. Hobbs (1891), Rector Trinity Church, Logansport. Rev. Charles R. Hodge (1894), Assistant St. Paul's Church, Indi

anapolis.

Rev. J. Russell Holst (1894), Priest in charge St. Paul's Church, Columbus.

Rev. Edwin G. Hunter (1884), Rector Holy Innocents' Church, In

dianapolis.

Rev. Edwin Johnson (1894), Rector St. James's Church, Vincennes. Rev. W. Northey Jones (1894), Rector St. Paul's Church, Evans

ville.

Rev. Thos. B. Kemp, D. D. (1886), Rector Emmanuel Church, Garrett.

Rev. William Lund (1893), Rector St. Mark's Church, Aurora, and Trinity Church, Lawrenceburg. P. O. address, Aurora. Rev. James A. McGlone (1888), Priest in charge Trinity Mission, Anderson.

*Rev. John H. McKenzie, Culver Academy, Marmont.

Rev. George Moore (1894), Priest in charge Grace Church, Attica, and St. Mary's Church, Delphi. P. O. address, Momence, Illinois.

Rev. Roger H. Peters (1895), Rector St. Paul's Church, New Albany.

*Rev. Augustine Prentiss (1891).

Rev. J. J. Purcell (1893), Rector Gethsemane Church, Marion.
Rev. J. Hilliard Ranger (1888), Rector Christ Church, Indianapolis.
Rev. W. W. Raymond (1891), Rector St. Thomas's Church, Ply-
mouth.

Rev. Christopher S. Sargent (1889), Rector Grace Cathedral, Indianapolis.

Rev. Edward Saunders (1891), Priest in charge Trinity Church, Connersville, and St. James's Church, New Castle.

Rev. Palin Saxby (1894), Rector St. Luke's Church, Cannelton.
Rev. Alexander W. Seabrease (1889), Rector Trinity Church, Ft.
Wayne.

Rev. Walter Scott (1881), Rector St. John's Church, Bristol.
Rev. Charles N. Spalding, D. D. (1884), Principal Howe Grammar
School, Lima, and Rector St. Mark's Church, Lima.
Rev. James D. Stanley (1886), Rector St. Stephen's Church, Terre
Haute.

Rex. Charles T. Stout (1893), Rector St. James's Church, Goshen. Rev. George E. Swan (1887), Principal Knickerbacker Hall, Indianapolis.

Rev. Zaccheus Test, M. D. (1880), Assistant Minister St. Paul's Church, Richmond.

Rev. William Willson (1889), Lafayette.

Rev. Francis C. Woodard (1892), Rector St. Andrew's Church, Kokomo.

Bishop, 1. Priests, 44. Deacons, 2. Total, 47. Present, 37.

Not entitled to seats.

*Not present at Convention.

PARISHES AND MISSIONS

WITH A LIST OF

LAY DELEGATES ELECTED TO THIS CONVENTION.

(NOTE:

PARISHES.

The date gives the year of admittance into union with the Convention.)

1. ATTICA-Grace Church, 1868.

2. BRISTOL St. John's Church, 1844.

3. CANNELTON-St. Luke's Church, 1857.

4. CONNERSVILLE-Trinity Church, 1852—Isaac R. Nave.

5. CRAWFORDSVILLE--St. John's Church, 1838.

6. DELPHI St. Mary's Church, 1844.

7. ELKHART St. John's Church, 1868.

8. EVANSVILLE-Church of the Holy Innocents, 1868-James Caulson, W. H. Hornby, Walter Flagler Jacob D. Pelz.

9. EVANSVILLE-St. Paul's Church, 1838-Gilbert S. Wright, *E. W. Patrick, *S. S. Scanlton, *Benjamin H. Griffith.

10. FORT WAYNE-Church of the Good Shepherd, 1869.

11. FORT WAYNE-Trinity Church, 1844 *John S. Irwin, M. D., LL. D., *H. M. Mordhurst, C. D. Gorham, John H. Doswell, C. E. Graves.

12. GOSHEN--St. James's Church, 1859-W. J. Latta, O. L. Fuller, S. F. Poorman. 13. GREENCASTLE-St. John's Church, 1884.

14. INDIANAPOLIS-Christ Church, 1838-R. L. Talbot, W. W. Lowry, Wm. H. Armstrong, C. E. Merrifield, N. F. Dalton.

15. INDIANAPOLIS-Holy Innocents, Church, 1869--Charles B. Stilz, Fred A. Lor

enz, George Bannon, *C. H. Schad.

16. INDIANAPOLIS-Grace Cathedral, 1865-A. P. Lewis, E. A. Munson, Wm. Archdeacon, Albert Michie.

17. INDIANAPOLIS-St. Paul's Church, 1867-D. E. Snyder, T. C. Moore, Henry N. Castle, Allen W. Conduit, A. Q. Jones. Tanner, A. B. Coffy, S. A. Haines.

18. INGLEFIELD P. 0.-Trinity Church, 1842.

Alternates, *M. D. King, *Geo. G.

19. JEFFERSONVILLE-St. Paul's Church, 1838-*E. W. Fitch, Joseph V. Reid, R. M. Hartwell, Thomas Sparks. Alternate, *Eugene Frazer, Captain Bard, *Ed. J. Howard, Howard Fitch.

20. LAFAYETTE-St. John's Church, 1838-A. G. Carnahan, Geo. M. Foresman, *M

L. Jenkins, E. H. Andress.

21. LAGRANGE-St. John's Church, 1872.

22. LAPORTE-St. Paul's Church, 1840.

24. LIMA-St. Mark's Church, 1852.

23. LAWRENCEBURG-Trinity Church, 1840-*Harry Holman Sims.

25. LOGANSPORT-Trinity Church, 1842.

26. MADISON-Christ Church, 1838—*Fred Harper, *S. M. Strader, *J. R. Gorgas *Norval Verry.

27. MARION, Gethsemane Church, 1890-*Field W. Sweezy, *Fred W. Wilson, *Chas. E. Webster.

28. MICHIGAN CITY-Trinity Church, 1838-Dr. W. R. Godfrey, Frank M. Boeckling, *J. B. Faulkner, *Walter Vail. MISHAWAKA-St. Paul's Church, 1839.

29.

30.

MUNCIE-Grace Church, 1882-Edward Olcott.

31. NEW ALBANY-St. Paul's Church, 1838-J. H. Stotsenburg, *Charles L. Hoover, *Dr. Chas. Bowman. Alternates, "H. O. Cannon, Richard Boardman.

32. NEW HARMONY-St. Stephen's Church, 1842.

33. PERU-Trinity Church, 1870.

.34.

35.

PLYMOUTH-St. Thomas's Church, 1861-*John Blain, Charles R. Hughes, *David E. Snyder, *George H. Thayer, Jr. RICHMOND-St. Paul's Church, 1838.

36. SOUTH BEND-St. James's Church, 1879-Rufus W. Romine.

37. TERRE HAUTE-St. Stephen's Church, 1840-*Stephen J. Young, *J. D. Bigelow, Henry G. Sleight, Dr. W. H. Baker, Lewis B. Martin. Alternates, *Joseph Strong, A. C. Ford, *George Longman, "George E. Farrington.

38. VINCENNES-St. James's Church, 1840.

39. WARSAW-St. Andrew's Church, 1861.

.40.

WORTHINGTON-St. Matthew's Church, 1852.

ORGANIZED MISSIONS.

(NOTE: The date is that of organization.)

1. ANDERSON-Trinity Church, 1890.

2. AURORA-St. Mark's Church, 1876-G. B. Maltby.

3. BLOOMINGTON-Trinity Church.

4.

BRIGHTWOOD--All Saints' Church, 1887.

5. COLUMBUS-St. Paul's Church, 1876--*S. E. Haigh. Alternate, *H. Bassett.

6. FRANKFORT-St. Luke's Church, 1884.

7.

GARRETT-Emmanuel Church, 1876--Percival C. Sneed.

8. HAMMOND--St. Paul's Church, 1889.

11.

12.

13.

INDIANAPOLIS-St. George's Church, 1890.

KENDALLVILLE-Trinity Church, 1892-*A. M. Boyer, *Archy Campbell.
KEWANA-St. Luke's Church, 1889.

14. KOKOMO-St. Andrew's Church-E. Morgan.

15. MT. VERNON-St. John's Church.

16. NEW CASTLE-St. James's Church, 1884.

17. NORTH LIBERTY-St. Philip's Church, 1878. ROCHESTER--St. Paul's Church, 1878.

18.

JOURNAL OF CONVENTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., June 4th, 1895.

The Fifty-eighth Annual Meeting of the Convention of the Church in the Diocese of Indiana assembled in Grace Cathedral at 8 o'clock this evening, and after evening prayer said by the Rev. W. Northey Jones and Rev. J. H. W. Blake, the Bishop read his first annual address, as follows:

TO THE CLERGY AND LAITY OF THE

CHURCH IN INDIANA IN COUNCIL ASSEMBLED: Dear Brethren-The Church in Indiana stands at a critical point in her history. Her chief pastor has been

called to his rest.

The confidence that familiar and trusted

leadership begets, is for the moment shaken. The loving loyalty, product of years of faithful oversight, finds itself without the center upon which to fasten itself; a new leader is called to command, and a re-casting of lines and

methods

must follow. Shall it entail loss? Shall the

work of the Diocese lose the momentum which it has gained in its onward progress? Shall much valuable time be lost in recovering the impetus necessary to carry it on over its imperrilled interests-imperilled because they are young and need prompt and watchful care.

The well

grounded and well-established work of the Diocese will care for itself. For the young and tender plants there is room for earnest solicitude. If ever in the history of a Diocese there is need of devotion, consecration, faithful