Faber Chosen Coadjutor Bishop by Montana Convention
The Montana Churchman reports at Helena that Rev Francis Bateman announced circulation figures and a canvass by Archdeacon D Hooker. Bishop Brewer presided as the convention debated funding and nominated Rev George Bennett, Rev Oldham, and Rev W Faber for coadjutor bishop with a split vote and ongoing deliberations.
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Montana
Francis Bateman
Helena
D. Hooker
Brewer
New York
Gatley
Urnett
Livingston
G.G. Bennett
St. James’ Church
Bozeman
Pritchard
Gardi
C.F. Chapman
St. John's Church
Butte
Mr. Bennett
J. Henry Longmaid
George Ashton Oldham
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ev. A. MacWiliams
East
Father
Detroit
Bishop Brewer
G. G. Bennett
Mynard
Great Falls
Frank T. Lewis
Boreman
FE. C. Day of
J. Henry Tongmaid
Clery Mynard
George Hirat
R. K. Tucker
Faber
Oldham
Bennett
Mr. Faber
Ter
St Soelock
Missionary Services Highlight Montana Diocese History
Mission services featured Rev. C P Burnett Rev W J Attwood and Rev Frank Durant with Attwood detailing Montana Diocese history in three stages from 1880 to 1914. Discussion covered needs for resident clergy and a goal of one clergyman per county seat, plus foreign missions and church hospitals. A social service committee and a synod delegate election plan were adopted for the Montana diocese.
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C. P. Burnett
Livingston
W. J Attwood
Deer Lodge
Frank Durant
Allies City
W. J. Attwood
Montana
Tuttle
Idlaho
Tan
Missionary
Brewer
Trower
Burnett
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Dances and Dancing at Columbia Gardens
The gardens advertise proper modern dancing taught by Mr. Ryan at the pavilion. Beginners can learn the new dances on Wednesday and Thursday evenings for 50 cents admission, plus a lively 18-number dance program. Tuesday night offers special car service in support of the regular big night.
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Gardens
Columbia Gardens
Ryan
President Wilson bids to erase Mason and Dixon Line
Washington June 22 President Wilson urges that the Mason and Dixon line be forgotten as a means to unite the North and South. He proposes Lincoln Highway markers from Philadelphia to Gettysburg via Washington and Frederick to strengthen national unity. He signs the letter to H Be Jcy of the Lincoln Highway association.
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Washington
Wilson
H. Be Jcy
Lincoln Highway Association
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Frederick
Get
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