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<p>A procession of acolytes and the choir from Grace Chapel, the precursor to Grace Episcopal Church at 114 E. A Street in Brunswick, circa 1915. The crucifer was Richmond &quot;Dick&quot; Wenner carrying the same cross used in services today at Grace Episcopal Church. His future brother-in-law Mark Van Pelt is noted with a check mark over his head. Reverend Edward E. Burgess is visible at the back of the procession. This photo appears to have been taken on the north side of A Street across from the old...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> A procession of acolytes and the choir from Grace Chapel, the precursor to Grace Episcopal Church at 114 E. A Street in Brunswick, circa 1915. The crucifer was Richmond &quot;Dick&quot; Wenner carrying the same cross used in services today at Grace Episcopal Church. His future brother-in-law Mark Van Pelt is noted with a check mark over his head. Reverend Edward E. Burgess is visible at the back of the procession.<br /> <br /> This photo appears to have been taken on the north side of A Street across from the old chapel that was at the same location as the current church. Looks like the 2nd Avenue slope on the right. <br /> (Photo from the collection of E. Virginia &quot;Ginny&quot; Van Pelt)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Smoketown Houses of Worship]]</div>

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