Hommes et femmes d'Amérique; un dictionnaire biographique de contemporains . ministère copal sous le Rév. Drs. Cros-Well, Pitkin et Cook. Il fut ordereddiacre en 1848 et ordonné prêtre, 1849, et s'installa d'abord comme assistant de ChristCiiurch, Norwich, conn. Il fut le premier recteur de l'église de Trinité, Norwich, andwliih al que cliurch iniguratod le parislide Grace ( liurcli. Yanc, Connecticut; était l'église Saint-Pauls, Balti-More, associée à la Trinité FLAGG, Charles Noel: Aiti>t: Née à Brooklyn, N. Y., le 25 décembre 1848; fils du Rév. Jared et Bradley Louisa(Hart) Flagg. Il wa

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Men and women of America; a biographical dictionary of contemporaries . copal ministry under Rev. Drs. Cros-well, Pitkin and Cook. He was ordereddeacon in 1848 and ordained priest, 1849, and first settled as assistant of ChristCiiurch, Norwich, Conn. He was the firstrector nf Trinity Church, Norwich, andwliih al that cliurch inaiiguratod the parisliof Grace ( liurcli. Yantic, Conn.; was nextassociate icclor St. Pauls Church, Balti-more; took charge for a time of Trinity FLAGG, Charles Noel: Aiti>t: born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1848; son of Rev. Jared Bradley and Louisa(Hart) Flagg. He was educated at Hop-kins Grammar School, New Haven, Conn., and afterward studied art ten years inParis, Franco, under L. Jacquesson de laChevreuse. He has long been professionallyengaged as an artist and founded and is thedirector of the Connecticut League of ArtStudents, a fice evening art school for men, at Hartford. He is a member of the Connec-ticut State Capitol Commission of Sculp-ture, and he was the first president and is | Church, New Orleans, but declined a cal. J)K ITT (. FlA.A(.A. Capitalist MEN OF AMERICA. 615 to its roctorship; accepted a call to St.Pauls Church, Paterson, N. J., and whilethere planted the church tirst known as St.John the Divine, but now known as theChurch of the Holy Communion. In conse-quence of ill health Dr. Flagg traveledabroad for a year, and after that accepteda call to All Saints Church, New York City, and while there planted the Church of theResurrection. He was subsequently assist-ant to Bishop Potter and Dr. Huntington inGrace Church for nearly six years. His lastclerical duty was as rector of St. MarksWashington Irving Memorial Church, Tarry-town, and he is now on the retired list ofthe clergy, and engaged in literary work.Dr. Flagg has delivered lectures on historyand literature in the Van Norman andGardner Institutes and in Miss DanasSchool in Morristown, N. Y.. as well as inpublic. He was formerly secretary of theSociety of American

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