GARLAND, THOMAS JAMES

(1866), Protestant-Episcopal Bishop, 6. ee entre in Ireland. In 1891, at St. Bees’ College, England, was Bachelor of Arts. At Philadelphia Divinity School in 1903 was Bachelor of Divinity; Doctor of Civil Law, 1912 of Philadelphia Divinity School. Was deacon and priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Rector of Trinity Church, Coatesville, Pennsylvania, and All Saints Church, Johns town, Pennsylvania, St. Paul’s Church, Bristol, Pennsylvania from 1900-03. 1903-05 was a istant editor of Church Standard. Was secretary of Diocese of Pennsylvania. In 1911 was consecrated bishop suffragan of Pennsylvania. Was secretary of third Mi ionary Department.