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The Rt. Rev. Edward Bass, D.D.-Bishop Parker.-Bishop Griswold.-Bishop Eastburn.-Bishop Paddock.-Bishop Brooks.-Bishop
Lawrence.-Page of Old Church Prayer Book.-Memorial to Bishop Bass in St. Paul's Church, Newburyport, Mass.-
Grave of Bishop Bass, St. Paul's Churchyard, Newburyport.-St. Paul's Church.-Interior of St. Paul's Church.

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Bishop Littlejohn, and the Rev. Dr. Huntington, at the concluding services of the Trinity Bi-Centenary.

An Illustrated Account of the Ser- The Addresses by Bishop Doane, vices in Boston and Newburyport at the Centennial Commemoration of the Consecration of Bishop Bass as the First Bishop of Massachusetts, with Addresses by Bishop

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A beautiful photograph of the interior of Trinity Church, as decorated for the service on Wednesday, May

5th.

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The Daily and Occasional Offices and the Office of
Holy Communion set to Anglican and Plain-
Song Music,{as used in Trinity Church, New
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Edited by A. H. MESSITER, Mus. Doc.,

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