pletely filled the open space. Harvard men then bore the body to the hearse, and the procession to Mt. Auburn by way of the bishop's Alma Mater began.

Of memorials to Massachusetts's bishop there are many in and about Boston, but the recent announcement that the great St. Gaudens statue of the preacher is to be architecturally connected with Trinity Church proves that this $100,000 statue, the funds for which were given by all the people of the country, will be his final and supreme memorial. And fittingly. For above and beyond all the other things that Phillips Brooks was, he was rector of Trinity, -Preacher to the People in that house of God he had in so true and high a sense builded for Boston.

THE END.

INDEX

Adams, Abigail, 167, 206.

Adams, John, 204, 206, 274.

Adams, John Quincy, 175, 182, 201, 206.

Allen, A. V. G., ix.

Anbury, Ensign, 237.

Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company, 359.

Anthology Club, 351.

Appleton, Doctor, 230.

Apthorp, Charles, 213.

Apthorp, East, 210, 212, 213, 221, 223, 224, 225.

Apthorp, James, 212.

Atkinson, Col. Theodore, 84, 88.

Atlantic Monthly, 358.

Baldwin, Ruth, 24.

Barlow, Joel, 23, 25, 26, 34, 38.

Batchelder, Samuel F., 208.

Bay Psalm Book, 138, 160.

Bearcroft, Rev. Doctor, 209.

Bellanger, 313.

Berkeley, Bishop, 215.

Bernard, Sir Francis, 216, 226.

Bigelow, Mr., 342.

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Bishop's Palace," 220, 227, 229.

Bishopstoke, England, 107.

Blake Bell Company, 94.

Bliss, Julia, 303.

Borland, John, 220.

Boston Athenæum, 352.

Boston Chronicle, 33.

Bowdoin College, 325.

Bradstreet, Governor, 108.

Braintree, 170, 205.

Brattle organ, 95.

Brattle, Thomas, 95.