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OFFICERS  OF  THE  SOCIETY. 


■'•'''^<^*^  •'' ■' •      Patron. ''^'  ■''""^^" 

His  Excellency  the  Honorable  ARTHUR  HAMILTON  GORDON, 
Lieutenant  Governor  of  the  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

'    '•      •--'■•'•'"    President.    ''  •'^'■"  •">"      '^- 

The  Right  Rev.  JOHN,  Lord  Bishop  of  Fredericton. '" 

Vice-Presidents. 

The  Honorable  NEVILLE  PARKER,  Maater  of  the  Rolk 

The  Honorable  JOHN  S.  SAUNDERS. 

FREDERICK  A.  WIGGINS,  Esquire.      jij. ., 

,,..,    H.  BOWYER  SMITH,  Esquire.     „,     ...mo 

„  r  .,    -       Colonel  JOHN  ROBINSON.        „„  *,;,;,.r',i 

;    ;     The  Honorablo  S.  L.  TILLEY.      u  ;„,7j'v^ 

:     , ,  ,,n  Treasurer.  ,;„,  -rr 

WILLIAM  J.  BEDELL,  Esquire.      '.f,,:./V- 


Auditors.  ^ 

W.  II.  SCOVIL,  Esqmte. 
C.  H.  FAIRAVEATHER,  Esquire. 

Loan  Oonunittee. 

',     '       ■  w.  WRIGHT,  Esquire. 

FREDERICK  A.  WIGGINS,  Esquire. 
WILLIAM  JACK,  Esquire. 

Secretary. 

The  Rev.  WILLIAM  Q.  KETCHUM,  M.  A.,  St.  Andrews. 


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Carman,  W Fredericton. 

DeVeber,  L.  H St.  John. 

Daniel,  T.  W St.  John. 

Prith,  K.  W St.  John. 

Gray,  Hon.  J.  H St.  John. 

Hazcn,  R.  F St.  John. 

Jack,  W St.  John. 

Jarvig,  W.  M St.  John. 

Miller,  S.  R Fredericton. 

Peters,  B.  L St.  John. 

Ferkins,  D.  C St.  John. 


Executive  Committee. 

Roberts,  George  ...FredertCliin. 

Robinson,  J.  M St.  John. 

Ruddock,  F Portland. 

Ruel,  J.  R St.  John. 

Snider,  G St.  John. 

Street,  Hon.  J.  A. .  .Fredericton. 

Street,  O.  D St.  AoMw8. 

Simonds,  Edward  .  .Frjedericton. 

Wilkinson,  J Fredericton. 

Wright,  W St.  John. 

Weldon,  Hon.  J.W.  St.  John. 
Wilmot,  B.  D Bebnont. 


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PRAYERS  OF  THE  SOCIETY. 


BEFORE  THEY  COMMENCE  BUSINESS. 

Prevent  us,  O  Lord  in  all  ourjdoings,  with  Thy  most  gracious  favor; 
and  further  U8  with  Thy  continual  help ;  that  in  all  our  workw,  begun, 
continued,  and  ended  in  Thee,  we  may  glorify  Thy  holy  name,  and  finally, 
by  Thy  mercy,  obtain  everlasting  life,  through  Jesus  Christ  our  Lord. — 
Amen. 

O  God,  from  whom  all  holy  desires,  all  good  counsels,  and  all  works 
of  piety  and  charity  do  proceed,  we  beseech  Tiiee  to  visit  with  Thy  favour 
our  Sovereign  Lady  Queen  Victoria,  and  so  rule  her  heart,  that  she  may 
in  all  things  seek  Thy  honour  and  glory.  Prosper  with  Thy  blessing  the 
designs  of  this  Society.  Comfort  with  Thy  grace  those  benefactors  who 
contribute  to  its  suppc.t.  Bless  the  ministry  of  Thy  servants,  the 
Clergy ;  the  endeavours  of  all  who  arc  engaged  in  spreading  the  know- 
ledge of  true  religion  in  the  dominions  of  our  Sovereign,  and  the  labours 
of  those  missionaries  who  arc  promoting  the  same  in  this  rrovince.  And 
may  Thy  Holy  Spirit  direct  all  our  consultations  to  the  advancement  of 
Thy  glory,  and  the  good  of  Thy  Church,  through  Jesus  Christ  our  I^ord. 
— Amen.  ;i'     :  i    i;      *  -  . 

0  Merciful  Goi>,  who  hast  made  all  men,  and  hatest  nothing  that 
Thou  hast  made,  nor  wouldst  the  death  of  a  sinner,  but  that  lie  should  be 
converted  and  live:  Have  mercy  upon  all  Jews,  Turks,  Infidels,  and 
Heretics,  and  take  from  them  all  ignorance,  hardness  of  heart,  and  con- 
tempt of  Thy  Word;  and  so  fetch  them  home,  blessed  Lord,  to  Thy 
flock,  that  they  may  be  saved  among  the  renmant  of  tlie  true  Israelites, 
and  be  made  one  fold  under  one  Sheplierd,  Jesus  Christ  our  Lord,  who 
liveth  and  reigneth  with  Thee  and  the  Holy  Spirit,  one  God,  world  with- 
out end.  —  Amen. 

Our  Father,  which  art  in  Heaven,  Hallowed  be  Thy  name.  Thy 
Kingdom  come.  Thy  will  be  done  in  earth,  as  it  is  in  Heaven.  Give  us 
ibis  day  our  daily  bread.  And  forgive  us  our  trespasses,  as  we  forgive 
fhem  that  trespass  against  us.  And  lead  us  not  into  temptation,  but  de- 
liver us  from  evil;  For  tliine  is  the  kingdom,  the  power,  and  tlie  glory, 
for  ever  and  ever.  —  Amen.  .  -   ...;.>     :^.  , 

WHEN  THE  BUSINESS  IS  ENDED.         /  ,  1  r't 

The  Grace  of  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ,  and  the  love  of  God,  and  the 
flUowsbip  of  the  Ho!)  Ghost,  be  with  us  all  evermore.  —  Amen. 


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I. 


Tho  Society  shall  be  called  the  Diocesan  Church  Society  of 
New  Huunhwiok.  :' 

No  alteration  shall  bo  inado  in  the  Constitution  of  this  Society, 
nor  shall  any  Bye-Law,  Rule  or  Regulation  of  tho  Society  be  re- 
])caled,  annulled  or  nltorod,  except  at  a  Meeting  of  tho  General 
Committee,  by  the  vote  of  at  least  two-thirds  of  tho  members  pre- 
sent, nor  until  it  shall  have  received  the  sanction  of  tho  Lord 
Bishop  of  the  Diocese,  which  sanction  must  bo  given  in  writings, 
and  delivered  to  the  Secretary  within  six  months  of  the  said 
fleeting.  ,       .  _  .   ... ; 

No  alteration  or  amendment  in  the  Constitution,  nor  any  repea]| 
cancellation,  alteration  or  amendment  of  any  Bye-Law,  Rule  or 
Regulation  of  the  Society,  shall  be  proposed  or  made  at  any  Meet- 
ing, unless  notice  shall  have  been  given  in  writing  at  the  next 
previous  Anniversary  Meeting  of  such  proposed  repeal  or  cancel- 
lation, nor  unless  the  terms  of  such  proposed  alteration  or  amend- 
ment shall  have  been  stated  in  writing  at  such  previous  Meeting; 
from  which,  without  the  unanimous  consent  of  the  members  present, 
no  deviation,  except  of  a  mere  formal  nature,  shall  be  permitted. 

IV.       ,  ,  ... 

No  repeal,  cancellation,  alteration,  or  amendment,  shall  be  pro- 
posed, except  by  a  member  qualified  to  vote  at  the  Anniversary 
Meeting,  whose  name  shall  be  entered  on  the  Minutes  by  the 
Secretary,  together  with  the  said  proposition.   ;;)!■/,  r.    •      •   (  ?  ni  m. 


V. 

The  payment  at  any  one  time  of  a  sum  not  less  than  Ten  Pounds, 
shall  constitute  a  Life  Member ;  and  the  payment  annually  of  any 
sum,  however  small,  shall  constitute  the  person  paying  the  same, 
a  Member  of  the  Society.  Provided  that  no  member  shall  be 
qualified  to  vote  at  any  General  Meeting  of  the  Society,  unless  of 
the  full  age  of  twenty-one  years,  nor  unless  he  be  a  Life  Member, 
or  shall  have  subscribed  and  paid  at  least  five  shillings  during  the 
year  preceding  such  Meeting.  ,    ,         .  •    i,,-.i 

Officers. 

I.  The  Officers  of  the  Society  shall  be  a  President,  two  or  more 
Vice-Presidents,  a  Treasurer,  one  or  more  Secretaries,  and  two 
Auditors  of  Accounts. 


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2.  The  Lord  Biel^p  of  the  Diocese  shall  be  the  President  of  the 
Society,  and  the  Archdeacon  the  Senun-  Vice-President ;  and  any 
Life  Member  may,  at  any  AnnivovHary  Meeting,  bo  elected  a  Vice- 
President  of  the  Society. 

3.  Tho  Treasurer,  Secretary,  or  Secretaries,  and  the  Auditors, 
shall  be  annually  elected  at  tho  Annivcrsiiry  Meeting;  and  in  case 
of  the  death,  resignation,  or  removal  from  the  Province,  of  any 
such  Officer,  the  vacancy  shall  be  Hlled  up  by  the  Executive  Com- 
mittee, at  its  next  or  any  sxibsequcnt  Meeting  within  the  year ; 
and  the  Lord  Bishop  shall,  if  he  sec  tit,  call  a  Special  Meeting  of 
the  Executive  Committee,  for  the  purpose  of  tilling  any  such  vacancy. 


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(^Exccvtlvi'  Committee.') 

1.  There  shall  be  also  an  Executive  Committee,  to  be  composed 
of  the  following  Members,  viz  : 

The  Officers  of  the  Society  as  provided  for  in  the  next  preceding 
Article. 

AH  Clergymen  resident  in  tho  Diocese,  duly  licensed  by  the 
Lord  Bishop,  and  Subscribers  to  the  Society. 

And  twenty-four  Lay  Members  of  the  Society,  being  Life  Mem- 
bers, or  Annual  Subscribers  of  at  least  One  Pound ;  to  be  annually 
elected  at  the  Anniversary  Meeting,  provided  that  no  annual  Sub- 
scriber shall  be  qualified  to  bo  elected,  unless  he  shall,  during  the 
year  preceding  each  Meeting,  have  paid  his  subscription  of  at  least 
One  Pound. 

2.  Five  Members  of  the  Executive  Committee,  three  of  whom 
to  be  Laymen,  shall  form  a  quorum. 

3.  The  Executive  Committee  shall  meet  either  at  Fredericton  or 
Saint  John,  on  tho  first  Wednesday  in  January,  on  the  day  next 
following  the  Annual  Meeting,  on  tho  first  Wednesday  in  5larch, 
on  the  first  Wednesday  in  Juno,  and  on  Wednesday  after  the  first 
Tuesday  in  October. 

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(Objerts.) 

The  Society  shall  embrace  tho  following  objects,  and  none  other 
Tiz: — 

1.  Missionary  Visits  to  places  where  there  is  no  settled  Clergy- 
man, and  aid  to  new  and  poor  Missions. 

2.  The  establishment  of  Divinity  Scholarships  at  King's  College, 
Fredericton ;  and  assistance,  where  necessary,  to  those  who  may 
be  under  preparation  for  the  Ministry,  especially  Sons  of  Clergymen. 

3.  Aid  to  Sunday  and  other  Schools  in  which  Church  principles 
arie  taught,  and  the  training  and  encouraging  of  Schoolmasters  and 
Gii>techiats. 

4.  The  supply  of  such  Books  and  Tracts  as  are  on  the  Catalogue 


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5.  Aid  to  the  building  and  enlarging  of  Churches  and  Chapels. 

0.  Aid  to  the  building  of  Parsonage  Houses. 

7.  The  creation  of  a  fund  towards  the  augmentation  of  the  stipends 
of  Clergymen  who  are  poor;  and  towards  the  education  of  the 
children  of  such  Clergymen ;  and  towards  the  making  a  provision 
for  those  who  may  be  incapacitated  by  age  or  infirmity. 

8.  The  creation  of  a  fund  for  the  Widows  and  Orphans  of  the 
Clergy. 

9.  Aid  to  the  Endowment  Fund  in  Particular  Parishes. 

IX. 

The  Society  will  employ  no  Clergyman  on  Missionary  services 
without  the  Bishop's  license  and  appointment,  and  will  submit  its 
choice  of  Divinity  Scholars  to  his  Lordship's  approbation. 

X. 

It  shall  be  competent  to  any  member  of  the  Society  to  limit  his 
subscription  to  any  one  or  more  of  the  objects  above  recited^  which 
he  may  be  most  anxious  to  promote.  ;.'*>;  i 

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XI.  t 

(Local  Committee.) 

1.  The  Members  of  the  Society  in  each  Parish,  or  in  each  Mis- 
sion, consisting  of  two  or  more  Parishes,  shall,  at  the  discretion  of 
the  Missionary  of  such  Mission,  constitute  a  Local  Committee; 
and  so  also  the  Members  residing  in  any  District  of  a  Parish  set 
off  under  the  authority  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  with  the  concurrence 
of  the  Rector  and  Church  Corporation  of  such  Parish,  (there  being 
in  such  District  a  Church  duly  consecrated,  and  a  resident  Clergy- 
man licensed  thereto  by  the  Lord  Bishop,)  may,  at  the  desire  of 
such  Clergyman,  and  with  the  approval  of  the  Bishop  and  the 
Hector  of  the  Parish,  form  a  separate  Local  Committee ;  and  in 
that  case  the  District  shall,  for  the  purpose  of  the  Society,  be  con- 
sidered as  a  separate  Parish. 

2.  Each  Local  Committee  shall  hold  an  Annual  Meeting  on 
some  convenient  day,  previous  to  the  Anniversary  Meeting,  when 
the  recommendations  to  the  General  Committee  of  special  objects 
shall  be  determined  on. 

3.  Each  Local  Committee  shall  be  empowered  to  depute  two 
Lay  Members  of  the  Society  to  be  elected  at  the  Annual  Meeting 
of  the  Committee,  to  assist  the  Missionary  in  submitting  the  recom- 
mendations of  the  Committee  to  the  consideration  of  the  General 
Committee. 

4.  It  shall  be  competent  to  each  Committee  to  recommend  any 
of  the  above  recited  objects  to  the  special  consideration  of  ihe 
General  Committee,  in  the  appropriation  of  the  funds  of  the  Society. 


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xn. 

1.  The  Society  shall  hold  its  Anniversary  Mooting  at  Frcdcrictou 
and  Saint  John  alternately,  on  the  tirnt  Thuraday  in  J  uly  in  each  your. 

2.  A  Special  General  Mooting  may  bo  call«d  at  any  time  by  the 
President,  or  in  his  absence,  by  any  two  or  uioro  of  the  Vico- 
Prosidents,  four  weeks  notice  being  first  given  thereof  by  advertise- 
ment in  one  or  more  newspapers,  published  in  Fredcricton  aad 
Saint  John  respectively. 


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XIIl. 


(  The  (icnrral  Committee.') 

1.  Tho  (jlcneral  Coiinnittee  of  the  Society  shall  be  composed  of 
the  following  Members,  viz :  The  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Dioceso,who 
shall  be  tho  Chairman ;  but  in  tho  absence  of  the  Lord  Bishopi 
the  Committee  may  elect  a  Chairman,  the  Secretary  or  Secretaries 
who  shall  also  serve  in  that  capacity  at  the  Meeting  of  the  General 
Committee,  tho  Treasurer  and  the  Auditors,  the  Bootor  or  Misdioa- 
ary  of  each  Parish,  or  of  a  Mission  oomprising  two  or  more  Parishes^ 
and  tho  Clergyman  of  any  separate  District  of  a  Parish  (provided 
that  in  the  absence  or  sickness  of  the  Beotor  of  any  Parish,  tho 
duly  licensed  Curate  or  Assistant  Minister  shall  be  considered  pro 
Jiac  vice  a  Member  of  the  General  Committee,)  and  tho  Lay  Depu- 
ties elected  by  the  Loeal  Committees  as  before  provided ;  all  such 
persons  being  Subscribers  to  the  Society. 

Proof  of  the  election  of  such  Duputies  by  each  Local  Committee, 
to  be  the  Certificate  of  tho  Chairman  or  Secretary  thereof. 

2.  The  General  Committee  shall  meet  on  the  two  days  next  pre- 
vious to  the  Anniversary  Meeting,  to  make  the  Annual  appropria- 
tion of  the  funds  of  the  Society ;  and  a  report  of  the  proceedings 
of  such  Meeting  shall  be  made  at  the  Anniversary  Meeting. 

3.  The^  Order  of  Business  in  General  Committee  shall  be  as 
follows:  • 

Firstly.  Production  of  Certificate  of  Lay  Deputies. 

Secondly.  Secretary's  Report  to  be  read,  and  also  a  Report  of 
the  proceedings  of  the  Executive  Committee  for  the  past  year. 

Thirdly.  Report  of  the  Auditors  to  be  read  and  laid  before  the 
General  Committee. 

Fourthly.  Such  appropriations  or  disposition  of  tho  funds  to  the 
objects  of  the  Society  as  a  majority  of  those  present  may  determine. 


XIV. 


The  Clergy  arc  requested  to  preach  annually  two  Sermons  in 
their  respective  Churches,  with  a  collection  on  each  occasion  for 
the  General  Purposes  of  the  Society.  . 


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RESOLUTIONS  OP  TIIR  GENERAL  COMMITTER. 

That  tho  titlo  of  uU  Chiirclicei,  townrdd  the  erection  or  completion  of 
whiel)  any  grant  is  made  from  tho  funds  of  this  Society,  be  vested  either 
in  the  Church  Corporation  of  the  Parish  in  \rhioh  such  Church  is  situ- 
ated, or  in  some  party  or  parties  in  trust  to  convoy  tho  site,  as  soon  as 
practicable,  of  such  Church  to  tho  Church  Corporation  as  soon  as  (b« 
sume  may  bo  legally  constituted.     (Uth  Report,  page  24.) 

That  no  grants  from  this  Committee,  subject  to  conditions,  be  paid 
until  an  order  is  iisueil  from  tho  Executive  Committee,  who  will  pre- 
viously ascertain  that  tho  conditions  of  the  grants  have  been  fulfilled. 
(17th  Report,  page  2L) 

That  in  future  no  application  for  grants  shall  be  considered  which  ii 
not  made  on  the  first  day  of  tho  meeting  of  the  General  Committee,  or 
previous!^.     (18th  Report,  page  24.) 

That  ouch  Missionary  receiving  a  salary  from  this  Society,  be  request- 
ed to  make  an  annual  return  to  the  Secretary,  to  be  handed  in  by  him 
at  the  first  meeting  of  the  General  Committee,  as  follows,  viz  : 

Tho  number  of  Churches  under  his  charge. 

The  number  of  weekly  or  other  stated  services  held  in  such  Churches 

or  stations. 
The  number  of  Compiunicants. 

The  average  number  of  attendants. 

The  amount  contributed  in  each  Parish  towards  the  support  of  such 
Missionary.     (10th  Report,  page  24.) 

That  when  a  Missionary  is  absent  from  his  Mission  on  account  of  ill 
health,  with  leave  from  the-Lord  Bishop,  his  Lordship  be  authorized,  in 
his  discretion,  to  pay  to  him  the  whole,  or  any  part  of  the  sum  granted 
for  such  Mission.     (23rd  Report,  page  33.)  ^      llivv  :i  n'-iUvi 

That  if  any  alterations  shall  be  found  necessary  in  the  Schedule  of 
Missionary  Salaries,  granted  by  this  Committee,  by  reason  of  the  death, 
absence,  or  removal  of  any  Missionary  named  therein,  the  same  shall  be 
made  by  the  Lord  Bishop,  with  the  concurrence  of  the  Executive  Com- 
mittee. 

That  all  grants  by  this  Committee  for  Missionary  salaries,  and  all 
sums  placed  at  the  disposal  of  tho  Lord  Bishop,  shall  be  for  the  service 
of  the  fiscal  year  in  which  the  grants  are  made,  and  shall  expire  with  it. 
(25th  Report,  page  30.) 

That  all  vouchers  for  the  payment  of  any  sums  of  money  whatever, 
must  bear  on  the  face  of  them,  the  authority  under  which  they  are 
paid,  and  the  period  for  which  they  are  claimed,  together  with  the 
services  performed. 


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That  the  Treasurer  be  directed  not  to  pay  any  monies  after  the  let  day 
of  May  in  each  year,  until  authorized  to  do  so  by  the  Uenoral  ComiQit- 
tee  at  their  meeting  in  July. 

That  the  following  be  the  iorm  of  draft  for  a  Missionary's  salary,  to 
come  into  effect  on  the  1st  Oc  ober,  1861,  and  that  no  draft  be  paid  by 
the  Treasurer,  unless  presented  in  person,  or  endorsed  by  the  person  to 
whom  it  is  made  payable^,  the  Treasurer  to  tak|^  a  receipt  from  the  {tfurty 
to  whom  the  payment  is  made  on  the  same.      '   ' "  *  '  ,    ,  " '  '^" "'"" 

Sir, — Please  pay  to  ,  or  order,  the 

■dm  of  being  a  salary  dne  to 

me  as  Missionary  at  from  18    .to 

18    ,  under  a  grant  of  the  General  Committee  of  the  Diocesan 

Church  Society  of  v^'^^-^.i.r: 


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N.  B.— The  blanks  for  the  dates  must  be  carefully  filled  ap.  (26tbRep. ) 

That  for  the  future,  the  Clergy  and  other  collectors  of  the  funds  of 
the  Diocesan  Church  Society,  be  required  in  their  lists  of  subscribers 
handed  to  the  Secretary  for  publication  in  the  Report,  to  insert  in  such 
lists  the  names  of  such  persons  only  as  have  paid  the  amounts  subscribed. 

Passed  July  6th,  1864. 

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The  following  are  the  conditions  on  which  grants  are  made  to  Churches 
and  Parsonage  Houses,  viz : — 

To  the  Rev.  A.  B.  to  assist  in  building  a  Church  at  CD.,  the  sum 

of  $ ,  to  be  paid  on  a  certificate  that  the  land  on  which  the  Church 

18  built  is  held  in  fee  simple  by  or  for  the  use  of  the  Church,  and  the 
external  walls  completed. 

In  the  case  of  a  second  grant,  for  *'  the  external  walls  completed  '* 
mast  be  substituted  "  the  building  finished  both  externally  and  inter- 
nally." 

In  the  case  of  a  grant  to  pay  a  debt  on  a  Church,  for  the  same  words 
must  be  substituted  "  the  Church  made  thereby  free  from  debt."    ' 

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CLEEGY  IN  THE  DIOOESE  OF  FREDERI0T0N.--1864. 

Right  Rev.  J.  MEDLEY,  D.  D.,  Bishop  of  Fredericton, 

Fredericton. 

ARMSTRONG,  Rev.  J St.  Judo's,  Carleton. 

ARMSTRONG,  Rev.  G.  M Rector,  St.  Mark,  St.  John, 

ARMSTRONG,  Rev.  W Rector,  St.  James,  St.  John. 

BACON,  Rev.  S Rector,  Chatham  —  Dean  Rural.  ^ 

BLACK,  Rev.  J Rector,  Kingsclcar. 

BLISS,  Rev.  C.  P Rector,  Sussex. 

BLISS.  Rev.  D.  M Rector,  Westmorland. 

*  BOYER,  Rev.  W.  N Rector,  Moncton. 

CAREY,  Rev.  G.  T Rector,  Grand  Manan. 

COSTER,  Rev.  Canon Rector,  Carleton. 

*  COSTER,  Rev.  N.  A Missionary,  Richibucto  and  Welford. 

COSTER,  Rev,  C.  G Chaplain  of  the  Forces,  Fredericton. 

*  COVERT,  Rev.  W.  S Missionary,  Lancaster. 

*  CRUDEN,  Rev.  W Missionary,  Blackville  and  Nelson. 

DEVEBER,  Rev.  W.  H Rector,  St.  Paul,  Portland! 

*  DOWLING,  Rev.  THEO.  E.  .Rector,  Douglas. 

DISBROW,  Rev.  J.  W St.  John.  iJtr 

GRAY,  Rev.  Canon  D.  D Rector,  St.  John  —  Dean  Sural.         > 

HANFORD,  Rev.  J.  S Missionary,  Upham. 

HARRISON,  Rev.  Canon Rector,  Portland.  "  ' 

*  HARBIN,  Rev.  THOMAS.  ..Missionary,  Canterbury.  ;,  ' 
HUDSON,  Rev.  J Missionary,  Glenelg,  Newcastle,  &c. 

*  JAFFREY,  Rev.  W Missionary,  St.  Mary's  and  Stanley. 

JARVIS,  Rev.  G.  S,,  D.  D.  ...Rector,  Shcdiac  —  Dean  Rural. 
KETCHUM,  Rev.  W.  Q Rector,  St.  Andrews. 

LEE.  Rev.  CHARLES Rector,  Fredericton  —  Z>ca»  Rural. 

McNUTT,  Rev.  GEORGE  N.  .  .Curate,  St.  John. 

McGIVERN,  Rev.  JOHN Rector,  St.  George.  •■  ' 

*  MEDLEY,  Rev.  EDWARD  S.  Curate,  St.  Stephen.  ^    „       .    . 
NEALES,  Rev.  J Rector,  Gagetown. 

*  NELSON,  Rev.  ROBERT  C.  .Curate,  Woodstock. 

*  PICKETT,  Rev.  D.  W Missionary,  Greenwich  and  Wickham. 

POLLARD,  Rev.  H Rector,  Maugerville  and  Burton. 

*PT?iT>crk-w  Tj       T  )  Assistant  Minister,  Cathedral,  Freder- 

rji^AKbUiN ,  Kev.  d ^  .g^^jj^  ^^^  Missionary  at  New  Maryland. 

RICKEY,  Rev.  THEOPHILUS.Missionary,  Petersville. 
ROBERTS,  Rev.  G.  G Rector,  Sackville  and  Dorchester. 

*  ROGERS,  Rev.  G Missionary,  Springfield. 

*  SCHOFIELD,  Rev.  GEORGE  Rector,  Simonds. 

SCOVIL,  Rev.  W.  E Rector,  Kingston  —  Dean  Rural.  * 

SCOVIL,  Rev.  W St.  John. 

*  SHAW,  Rev.  B Missionary,  Grand  Lake.  "   .^ 

*  SIMONDS,  Rev.  RICHARD.Missionary,  Studholm. 

*  SMITH,  Rev.  R.  E St.  Andrews  and  Chamcock. 

STREET,  Rev.  S,  D.  LEE Rector,  Woodstock  —  Dean  Rural. 

STREET,  Rev.  W.  H Missionary,  Tobique  and  Grand  Falls. 

*  STREET,  Rev.  C.  F Rector,  Prince  William  and  Dumfries. 

SWABEY,  Rev.  M Curate,  St.  Mark,  St.  John. 

*  THOMSON,  Rev.  J.  S Rector,  St.  David. 

THOMSON,  Rev.  S.,  L.  L.  D.  .Rector,  St.  Stephen  —  /?caM  Rural. 

*  TIPPET,  Rev.  W.  H Rector,  Queensbury. 

WARNEFORD,Rev.  E.  A Rector,  Norton.  li     '  . 

WALKER,  Rev.  W Rector,  Hampton,      i  ■       ^k 

*  WEEKS,  Rev.  A.  H Curato,  Cocaigne. 

*  WETMORE,  Rev.  D.  J Kingston. 

*  WILLIAMS,  Rev.  J.  S Missionary,  Campobello.  '  '' 

WOOD,  Rev.  A Retired  Missionary,  St.  John.         '     "  • 

WOODMAN,  Rev.  E.  S Missionary,  Westfleld. 

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In  the  income  of  this  Society,  derived  from  subecriptions 
and  collections,  there  has  been  a  small  diminution  during  the 
past  two  years.  This  fact  is  certainly  strange  and  somewhat 
alarming,  especially  at  the  present  time.  It  must  not,  however, 
be  disguised,  but  brought  forcibly  before  every  member  of  the 
Church.  There  have  always  been  funds  sufficient,  it  may  be 
said,  to  meet  with  promptness,  the  required  expenditure.  Ap- 
propriations have  been  made  for  missions  which  still  are  vacant. 
From  time  to  time  considerable  amounts  have  been  invested ; 
and,  the  excuse  is  always  ready,  made  of  late  with  more  than 
uusual  force,  viz.,  the  scarcity  of  money  and  the  increased  ex- 
pense of  living.  But  are  these  valid  excuses  for  going  back- 
ward in  the  work  undertaken  bv  this  Society  ?  Soon,  it  may 
be  hoped.  Missionaries  will  be  round  for  those  fields  of  labor 
now  vacant;  and  others  sent  beyond  them, — among  those 
"scattered  like  sheep  not  having  a  Shepherd."  Increased 
funds,  allowing  a  little  addition  to  stipends  barely  suffiicient  to 
defray  necessary  expenses,  might  often  aid  the  Lord  Bishop  in 
securing  services   of  great  value  for  this  Missionary  work. 

But,  apart  from  all  these  considerations,  it  must  now  be  well 
known  that  the  members  of  the  Church  in  this  Province  must 
give  of  their  substance,  in  some  degree  as  God  has  required, 
or  else  many  Parishes  must  wholly  want  the  ministrations  of 
religion.  When  therefore  this  Society  is  about  to  stand  alone 
to  meet  this  approaching — this  alarming  emergency — is  it  a 
time  for  diminished  contributions  ? 

How  the  matter  stands  for  the  current  year,  may  be  gathered 
from  the  following  abstract  of  the  Reports  of  (he  Missionaries 
and  Local  Committees. 

The  labor  of  these  Missionaries,  which  in  most  instances, 
would  not  have  been  engaged  in  but  for  this  Society,  are  espe- 
cially recommended  to  the  attention  and  regard  of  every  member 
tf  the  Church. 


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Ahdovbr.— Rev.  W.  Henry  Street  writes  that  a  severe  attack  of  ill- 
MBB  has  hindred  him  from  completing  the  collections  for  the  Society. 
Be  does  not  anticipate  any  decrease  in  the  usual  amount. 


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Blackvii-le  and  Nklson. — Rev.  W.  Cruden  is  sorry  that  he  cannot 
promise  a  larger  contribution  to  the  I^ociety,whicli,  lie  considers,  deserves 
from  his  parishioners  their  most  cordial  support,  from  the  liberal  allow- 
ances granted  to  them.  Mr.  Cruden  adds  that  he  shall  be  very  busily 
engaged  during  the  summer  prei)aring  liis  young  people  for  a  conflrmation 
in  September  next.  , 

BccTOUCHE. — Rev.  A.  H.  Weeks  writes  that  the  contributions  from 
thia  place,  amounting  to  $12,  were  forwarded  througli  Rev.  Dr.  Jarvis  in 
April  last.  The  people  would  have  given  more,  but  tlicy  are  about 
building  a  Church,  the  want  of  which  is  very  much  felt.  The  members 
of  the  Church  are  few  at  present,  but  they  would  increase  in  case  a  church 
yna  built.  They  are  not  able  to  do  this  without  assistance.  At  present, 
they  have  for  this  purpose  $120  cash  in  hand  and  $400  subscribed.  The 
C08t  of  the  building  is  estimated  at  $800.  They  earnestly  ask  aid  from 
the  Society.  They  are  now  obliged  to  assemble  for  Divine  Worship  in 
a  private  room,  a  miserable  school  house  and  sometimes  in  an  oflBce. 

Cambbidgb  and  Wateeboro'. — Rev.  Benj.  Shaw  assumed  the  duties 
of  this  Mission  last  Autumn. '  He  is  required  to  have  Divine  Service  at 
six  Churches  and  Stations,  besides  occasional  services  at  private  houses. 
from  the  25th  October  to  the  Slst  May,  he  has  performed  Services  on 
Sundays  64  times  and  in  the  week  25  times, — making  in  all  89  public 
Services  in  7  nY)nths. 

"  I  have  little  to  remark,"  Mr.  Shaw  writes,  "  about  my  Mission.  It 
is  very  large,  and  there  is  considerable  difficulty  in  getting  at  the  diflfer- 
ent  places  where  services  are  held,  except  in  summer,  when  the  roads 
are  good.  I  have  only  been  deterred  twice  in  the  7  months  in  fulfilling 
my  appintments ;  once  on  account  of  the  heavy  snow  storm  which  came 
in  February,  and  the  other,  by  reason  of  a  gale  of  wind  which  prevented 
my  crossing  the  Grand  Lake. 

Since  I  came  to  this  Mission,  I  have  been  well  received  by  the  people, 
and  have  experienced  very  much  hospitality  froin  them.  The  people  in 
Cambridge  have  as  yet  been  by  far  the  readiest  to  support  me  with  their 
pecuniary  tvid,  having  given  me  $30,  while  the  other  tluree  parishes  have 
only  contributed  $10  altogether. 

The  Church  feeling  is  at  a  very  low  ebb  throughout  the  whole  of  my 
Mission.  Most  of  the  people  are  Dissenters  from  the  Church  of 
England,  and  even  those  who  come  to  Church  have  an  idea  that  all  forms 
of  worship  are  alike,  and  that  one  place  is  as  good  as  another.  Very 
few  indeed  of  my  own  people  can.  use  their  Prayer  Books  and  follow  the 
morning  Service  throughout.  I  cannot  obviate  this  difficulty  by  having 
Simday  Schools  and  instructing  them  in  the  rules  and  discipline  of  the 
Church,  ad  my  Mission  is  so  large  that  I  could  not  attend  often  enough 
to  keep  them  going,  and  I  have  not  as  yet  been  able  to  find  any  earnest 
and  wUling  laymen  to  undertake  this  duty. 

I  have  five  Clmrches,  which  all  want  repairing.  The  Communion 
vessels  are  in  a  very  bad  state  in  three  of  them ;  the  other  two  are  with- 
out any  Communion  vessels. 

We  sadly  want  a  new  fence  round  the  Grave  Yard  at  St.  James', 
Iiower  Jemseg,  to  keep  the  ground  from  being  desecrated  by  cattle. 

We  are  endeavouring  at  present  to  erect  a  new  Church  in  the  place  of 
St.  John's,  White's  Point.  The  Bishop  kindly  gave  tiie  plans ;  and  we 
have  ^t  the  frame-work  up,  and  the  roof  on,  with  a  neat  little  turret  for 
the  bell. 

At  St.  Luke's  Church,  Waterborough,  there  is  generally  a  very  good 
congregation,  but  our  great  trouble  here  is  the  singing,  there  being  no 
one  to  lead  the  choir,  or  practice  them. 

At  Newcastle,  the  Church  is  in  an  unfinished  state,  it  has  not  been 


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consecrated,  nor  is  it  yet  fit  to  bo  so.  Some  of  the  people  seem  vtity 
earnest  about  tiying  to  complete  the  building. 

At  Trinity  Church,  Douglas  Harbour,  there  have  been  good  congr6ga< 
tions,  I  trust  they  will  continue  to  be  so. 

At  the  Narrows,  Washademoak,  I  have  the  largest  congregatidn 
throughout  the  whole  Mission ;  no  less  than  firom  100  to  200  people  every 
time  I  go.  I  hold  Service  In  the  Temperance  Hall.  There  are  very 
few  Church  people  here,  the  greater  part  of  the  inhabitants  belonging  to 
the  Baptist  Denomination. 

I  have  added  one  more  Station  to  my  list  this  year,  viz.,  "  Iron  Bound 
Cove,"  as  Mr.  Jeflfrey,  (who  officiated  here  for  some  time)  tells  me  there 
are  plenty  of  Church  people  residing  around  the  vicinity. 

My  report  Is  now  far  longer  than  I  Intended  It  to  be.  You  will  see 
that  I  am  by  no  means  destitute  of  work.  There  ought  to  be  another 
Clergyman  sent  on  the  Western  side  of  the  Grand  Lake.  There  is 
plenty  of  work  for  one,  and  the  people  can  and  will  subscribe  £50  a  year. 
If  the  Society  could  grant  anything  for  the  support  of  a  Clergyman 
there,  I  do  not  see  anything  to  prevent  the  people  from  having  one,  and 
enjoying  the  services  of  the  Church  Sunday  after  Sunday. 

Our  Subscriptions  amount  to  $30.07. 

Campobello. — Rev.  J.  S.  Williams  has  Inclosed  the  following  resolu- 
tions passed  at  a  meeting  of  this  Committee. 

1.  That  this  Committee  desires  to  express  their  continued  Interest  in 
the  welfare  of  the  Society,  and  the  hope  that  the  general  prosperity  with 
which  this  Parish  Is  now  blessed  may  be  represented  by  Increased  contri- 
butions to  Its  funds. 

2.  That  this  Committee  In  requesting  a  renew.'d  of  the  grant  to  the 
Church  School  would  respectftiUy  draw  the  attention  of  the  general 
Committee  to  the  fact  that  the  School  Is  now  mor  e  largely  attended  than 
for  the  last  two  years,  and  that  external  repairs  have  recently  been  pfit 
on  the  School  house  at  considerable  expense.  ••  /  >  '^^Hr:^, 

Cantkrbuby. — Rev.  T.  Hartln  has  forwarded  a  list  of  Subscribers 
amounting  to  $29  70. 

Carleton. — Rev.  Canon  Coster  reports  contributions  to  the  amount 
of  $30. 

Chatham. — Rev.  S.  Bacon  reports  on  behalf  of  this  committee  that  kt 
their  annnal  meeting  they  passed  these  resolutions. 

1.  That  tills  Committee  continues  to  entertain  the  same  opinion  th.y 
have  ever  invariably  expressed  of  the  invaluable  benefits  they  conceive 
the  Colonial  Church  must  evidently  (under  God)  derive  from  the  Dio- 
cesan Church  .joclety. 

2.  That  the  Committee  return  their  warmest  thanks  for  the  annual 
grants  of  books  by  the  general  Committee.  The  books  arc  attentively 
perused,  and  duly  appreciated  and  make  a  valuable  acqmsltlon  to  the 
Sunday  School  Library,  and  the  Committee  trust  they  will  not  be  over- 
looked In  the  appropriations  of  the  present  year. 

Contributions  amount  to  to  $124  .32.  ><,in.i.j  ;..  ft       -f-.r 

Douglas. — Rev.  T.  E.  DowUng  has  enclosed  a  subscription  list 
amounting  to  $85  53. 

"  I  am  rejoiceu  Mr.  Dowllng  writes,  "  to  report  a  slight  increase  in 
the  amount  of  su^  options  for  1861.  It  was  hoped  that  after  circulating 
a  printed  appeal  throughout  the  Parish  a  longer  list  of  names  would  have 
appeared. 

The  Society  will  be  pleased  to  learn  tliat  the  two  late  Parish  meetings 
have  been  well  attended.  The  present  parsonage  and  glebe  (a  most  un- 
desirable property  for  the  Church  to  keep  in  possession,)  was  offered  Ibr 


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sale  but  found  no  purcliascr.  It  was  then  determined  to  take  steps  to 
place  the  building  in  repair,  and  to  complete  the  arrangements  by  July. 

From  Easter  1863  to  Easter  18(54  the  sum  of  $93  70,  was  received  by 
the  Rector  as  voluntary  offerings.  At  each  of  the  morning  services  held 
in  the  4  churches,  the  alms  of  the  congregation  arc  appropriated  by  the 
clergyman,  and  this  plan  works  more  easily  than  the  subscription  system. 

The  congregation  at  Tay  Creek  with  assistance  of  friends  at  a  distance 
have  contributed  $Gii  towards  a  Cluirch  bell,  which  was  rung  the  first 
time  at  a  very  joyful  service  hi.st  C'liristmas  Eve.  The  daily  evening 
service  at  this  distant  Settlement  during  Holy  Week  was  unusually 
■well  attended,  and  tlie  number  of  conmmnicants  on  Easter  day  was  larger 
than  hitlierto. 

Although  it  is  not  in  my  power  tu  attend  the  annual  meetings,  I  shall 
be  rejoiced  to  hear  tliat  delegates — active  working  men  have  been  ap- 
pointed to  visit  this  mission  iu  order  to  create  an  interest  in  the  endow- 
ment fund.  If  only  $20  were  collected'  the  first  year  it  would  be  more 
than  a  step  in  the  riglit  direction.  But  without  having  some  special 
opportunity  of  bringing  the  subject  before  the  several  congregations  I 
should  not  feel  justified  in  making  tlie  attempt  single-handed — that  is, 
with  any  probability  of  success," 

Mr.  Dowling  adds  that  be  has  obtained  pennission  from  the  Bishop  to 
be  absent  from  Douglas  for  three  months  on  a  visit  to  his  relations  in 
England,  and  that  by  the  aid  of  different  clergymen  he  has  secured  the 
Tegular  performance  of  Divine  Service  in  the  parish.  .adT  . ' 

! 

.  '  Frei>ekicton.— ^Ilev.  C.  Lee  reports  contributions  to  the  amount  of 
J$847.0r>,  an  increase  upon  last  year. 

Gagetown. — Rev.  J.  Neales  reports  contributions  to  the  amount  of 
)|70. 

"  I  contiijued,"  Mr.  Neales  writes,  "  my  attendance  in  the  Grand  Lake 

"^^  Mission  till  the  arrival  of  the  Rev.  B.  Shaw  the  last  Week  in  October, 
having  evening  service  there  every  alternate  Sunday,  besides  a  week 
day  service  every  Wednesday,  eitiier  at  the  Jemseg,  White's  Point,  or 
Young's  Cove,  and  private  baptisms,  funerals  and  holy  communion 
with  the  sick  in  different  parts  of  the  Mission ;  but  I  am  now  happy  to 
say  that  the  zealous  missionary,  the  Rev.  B.  Shaw  from  St.  Augiistine's, 
Canterbury,  has,  since  his  arrival  fully  justified  the  remark  made  in  my 

•  last  year's  report,  viz.,  'all  that  I  can  do  is  as  nothing  compared  with  the 
earnest  pastorship  of  a  resident  clergyman.' "  .nio  -  >  <  ■  ct.  jr  -u'^i'-i 

Glenelg,  Newcastle,  &c. — The  Rev.  J.  Hudson  staltes  that  the 
annual  meeting  of  the  Glenelg  Committee  was  held  on  the  25th  June, 
and  that  those  who  were  then  present  expressed  by  resolution  their 
warm  interest  in  the  Society's  welfare. 

'  The  Missionary  adds,  that  he  has  omitted  no  seasonable  opportunity 
during  the  past  year  of  presenting  and  urging  the  Society's  claims  upon 
his  fellow-churchmen  throughout  the  Mission ;  and  that  he  will  endeavour, 
if  possible,  to  prevail  on  them  to  increase  their  contributions  before  the 
Society's  next  Anniversary  Meeting,  as  a  suitable  and  thankful  acknow- 
ledgment of  what  has  been  so  long  and  lovingly  done  for  the  Church  at 
Hiramichi  by  the  generosity  of  the  faithful  in  our  Fatlierland. 

Since  the  23rd  October  last,  up  to  April  27th,  there  have  been  remit- 
ted to  the  Society's  Treasurer  from  this  Mission,  the  following  sums, 
^  viz.,  Newcastle,  £7  lis.  3d.,  Glenelg,  £5  Is.  6d.,Ludlow,  Blissfleld,  and 
'  Northesk,  £2  10s.  lOd;  sale  of  Books,  £5  Is.  4d.,  total  £20  4b.  10. 

The  sum  of  £3  was  also  forwarded  to  the  Secretary  with  the  above 

Teport.  ..      ,_.  ..  ;.  ■;i'!"r.W^'^ 

Gondola  Point,  Bothsat  Station,  &c.— Rev  D.  J.  Wetmore  re- 
".  .ports  as  follows  :— 


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"  During  the  past  year  I  Iiave  porformoil  84  ftiU  aetvicce  and  awiBtcd 
in  30.  The  average  attendance  at  li«)ndola  Point  Churdi  and  Kothsojjr 
Station  during  the  Summer  soaBon  is  about  100,  and  during  the  Winter 
about  SO.  For  the  last  four  months  I  have  also  performed  an  eventog 
8crvic>e  at  Clifton  three  Sundays  in  every  month,  the  average  atvendance 
at  which  place  is  about  120." 

Gkkbnwich  aUd  Wickham.— Jtev.  D.  W.  PicKett  reports  thai,  not- 
withstanding the  distance  between  the  Parish  Churches,  and  the  nccessi^ 
of  crossing  the  river,  he  has  been  enabled  to  open  the  CJhurch  in  eaqb 
Farish  every  Sunday.  The  week  day  services,  as  before  reported,  have 
been  kept  up  with  regularity,  and  in  addition,  another  lias,  for  the  past 
nine  montlis,  been  held  every  fortnight  In  th#lower  part  of  the  Parish  of 
Greenwich,  which  continues  to  be  nun^orously  attended. 

The  amottiit  contributed  to  the  funds  of  the  Society  by  this  Mission 
will  not,  I  am  confident,  be  less  than  that  of  previous  years,,  ^i^ 
amount  at  present  reported  is  $00.  ,,,,,(»    r»f'  tv' 

Grand  Maw  an. — Rev.  G.  T.  Carey  has  forwarded  to  the  Treasurer' 
the  sum  of  $20,  being  the  amount  of  contributions  from  this  parish. 

Hampton. — Rev.  W.  Walker  has  forwarded  the  sum  of  |W0  15,,  as 
contributions  from  tliis  parish.  .       ■ 

KiNoscLBAn. — Rev.  J.  Black  reports  ccmtrlbirtions  Ui  rtie  aftiouiif  of 

$59  10. 

Kingston.— Rev.  W.  E.  Scovil  reports  contributions  amounting  to 
$123  30.  .     '  -^   , 

Lanoastek. — Rev.  W.  S.  Covert  reports  that  tlie  contributions  flrom 
this  mission  will  amount  to  abont  $87  or  $88. 

Maugkrville  and  Bi;rt6n. — Rev.  H.  Pollard  writes  as  follows  : —   '• 

"  I  am  liappy  to  be  able  to  report  tlie  very  satisfactory  progress  of  the 
Church  building  in  tlie  village  of  Oromocto.  The  exterior  is  completed, 
and  the  contractor  is  at  work  on  the  interior ;  we  hope  to  have  it  ready 
for  consecration  by  the  beginning  of  October.  Witli  the  aid  of  a  melo- 
deon,  kindly  lent  for  a  time  by  a  brother  clergyman,  a  choir  has  been 
CBtablished  in  the  village,  which  renders  our  service  more  attractive,  and  it 
18  hoped  when  the  new  Cliurch  is  opened,  a  much  larger  congregation  will 
take  advantage  of  its  free  seats.  In  the  churches  at  Maugerville  and 
Lower  Burton,  two  services  have  been  continued  as  usual. 

In  Upper  Maugerville,  the  monthly  service,  discontinued  during  the 
freshet,  has  been  recommenced  and  is  well  attended. 

Since  my  removal  to  the  Oromocto,  I  have  been  able  to  visit  the  Vic- 
toria Settlement  regularly,  and  have  slightly  increased  the  number  of 
services.  I  have  also  been  able  to  assist  the  Missionary  of  New  Mary- 
land, by  taking  a  part  of  the  fortnightly  services  at  the  Rusigornis,  thus 
providing  them  with  more  frequent  opportunities  of  public  worship,  a  boon 
which  their  heartiness  in  the  cause  of  the  church  well  deserves. 

Notwithstanding  the  comparatively  compact  situation  of  my  mission, 
I  find  that  for  the  year  ending  last  Easter,  I  travelled  on  duty  2719  miles, 
performing  five  marriages,  eleven  funerals,  baptising  seventeen  children, 
and  administering  the  Holy  Communion  twenty-six  times." 

Contributions  from  Maugerville  amount  to  $25.27  and  from  Burton  they 
are  $56.44,  in  all  $81.71,  an  increase  on  last  year. 

MoNCTON. — Rev.  W.  N.  Boyer  writes  that  owing  to  ill  health  he  has 
been  unable  to  attend  to  tlio  Lustiness  of  the  Society,  being  requested  by 
his  medical  adviser  to  take  a  few  weeks  rest.  There  are  some  contribu- 
tions yet  to  be  sent  in  owing  to  the  absence  of  the  Subscribers.  The 
amount  of  the  contributions  forwarded  with  the  report  is  $26.25. 

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The  Senrices  in  Church  have  been  lets,  owing  to  the  ill  health  of  the 
Missionary,  and  to  the  necessity  of  tho  Church  being  closed  screral 
weeks  for  repairs.  Several  members  of  the  Church  have  left  the  Province, 
and  this  has  caused  a  decrease  in  the  number  of  Communicants.  The 
attendance  at  the  services  of  the  Church  is  regular. 

Nkw  Mabvland.— Rev.  Charles  Medley,  in  forwarding  tho  report  of 
hia  duties  in  this  Mission  is  very  thankftil  to  be  able  to  state  to  the 
Society  that  the  number  of  Communicants  has  been  doubled  during  the 
la^t  year,  and  the  average  attendance  is  larger  since  tho  erection  of  thil 
new  Church  which  was  consecrated  last  winter.  The  people  at  Rusi- 
gomis  are  engaged  in  buildyig  a  Church,  which  they  are  very  anxious  to 
co'iiipletc,  but  their  means  arc  small.  It  is  hoped  the  Society  will  gcner* 
ously  help  them.  I  am  sorry  to  sav,  Mr.  Medley  adds,  "  that  the  reso- 
lutions passed  at  a  late  meeting  of  the  Executive  Committee  will  pro- 
hibit any  returns  from  this  Mission  this  year.  It  is  next  to  impossible  to 
get  any  money  from  the  people  in  the  spring  of  the  year.  Hitherto  your 
Missionary  has  paid  the  amount  of  subscriptions  to  the  Treasurer  and 
been  refunded  by  the  people." 

Rev.  C.  Medley,  whose  untiring  labors  as  a  Missionary,  tho  Society 
cannot  fail  to  appreciate,  has  left  this  Diocese  for  that  of  Newfoundland. 

NoBTOM. — Rev.  E.  A.  Warneford  reports  $151.14  as  tho  contributions 
from  this  Parish. 

Petebsvillb. — Rev.  Theophilus  Richey  reports  contributions  to  the 
amount  of  $50.28.  He  adds,  that  the  services  of  the  Church  have  been 
regularly  sustained  throughout  the  year  with  one  or  two  exceptions,*  oc- 
casioned by  tho  weather.  The  congregation  in  the  Parish  Church  has 
been  on  the  increase,  and  we  have  lately  been  able  to  rejoice  over  some 
additions  to  tho  number  of  our  communicants. 

Pbince  William  ani>  Dumfries. —  Rev.  C.  F.  Street  writes  as 
follows : — 

"  There  were  22  persons  confirmed  here  last  year  by  the  Lord  Bishop. 
My  short  residence  in  the  Mission  prevented  me  liaving  more  candidates 
for  this  holy  rite.  I  have  established  a  new  station  for  Divine  Service 
besides  attending  to  those  kept  up  .by  my  predecessor ;  it  is  in  Lower 
Prince  William,  whore  a  neat  roomy  School  House  has  been  lately 
erected,  and  in  which  I  held  Divine  Service  during  last  winter  once  or 
twice  every  month.  I  have  reasons  for  believing  that  my  ministrations 
in  this  station  have  been  productive  of  good  as  there  has  been  generally 
a  large  attendance  at  the  services,  and  many  have  gladly,  for  the  first 
time,  become  subscribers  to  the  Diocesan  Church  Society  this  year. 

"  There  is  a  Church  in  Upper  Kingsclear  Parish,- which  was  neatly 
completed  and  opened  for  services  during  tlie  incumbency  of  the  Rev. 
Mr.  Loosemore  in  this  mission.  I  hold  services  in  this  Church  occasion- 
ally, (although  it  is  not  in  Prince  William  Mission),  as  I  do  not  like  to 
see  a  Church  adjoining  my  Parisli  closed,  but  there  is  expense  and  much 
labor  attending  this  duty. 

'*  Througli  the  kind  and  active  interest  in  regard  to  the  D.  C.  S.  on 
the  part  of  ^Thomas  Jones  and  James  Henry,  Esquires,  and  of  Mr.  Mc- 
Leod,  (Teacher  of  the  Parish  School  in  Lower  Prince  William),  the  con- 
tributions, of  this  Mission  to  the  Society  for  this  year  have  been  obtained, 
and  as  tli6  laity  have  begun  here  to  interest  themselves  in  this  matter,  I 
am  assu^rfed  that  the  D.  C.  S.  will  become  more  popular  in  this  Mission." 

Contributions  amount  to  $61.5C. 

Portland. — Rev.  Canon  Harrison  reports  from  his  people  $131.50, 
which  he  has  paid  into  tho  Bank  of  New  Brunswick  to  the  credit  of 
the  Society. 


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QuKKNHiitTRV. — Rbv.  W.  II.  Tippet  writes  that  the  contributions  for 
the  Society  from  this  Mission  will  conHiderably  exceed  tho8c>  of  last 
year.  "  The  Church  ailklrs  of  the  Mission,"  Mr.  Tippet  writes,  '»  are 
much  as  usual,  and  my  own  duties,  I  am  thankful  to  say,  have  been  per- 
formed without  interruption.  Public  Services  are  regularly  sustained  at 
four  places,  and  at  three  of  them  (where  we  have  built  churches  since 
my  incumbency),  the  Holy  Communion  is  administered  nearly  every 
month  to  small  bodies  of  Communicants.  -.,  u.  ■  v-     ■*  w,  i*.-  ,-^  -       •  - 

Contributions  amount  to  $62.59.  '*  rn  r.i:H 

During  Lent  the  special  weekly  Services  were  well  attended.  My 
Sunday  School  is  at  present  v(ell  attended,  and  I  have  the  continued 
services  of  a  zealous  and  efficient  Superintendent. 

Thirteen  persons  were  confirmed  by  the  Bishop  last  Autumn.  Al- 
though not  so  severely  visited  as  some  of  the  neighbouring  parishes, 
during  the  year  I  had  to  perform  the  sad  duty  of  burying  three  members 
of  one  family  within  a  week,  all  of  whom  died  of  diptheria,  and  in  addi- 
tion to  them  two  aged  members  of  the  Cliurch  have  departed,  I  doubt 
not,  to  their  eternal  rest." 

RiCHinucTo.— Rev.  N.  A.  Coster  has  forwarded  a  list  of  contributiona 
amounting  to  $43.75. 

St.  Andrews. — Rev.  G.  D.  Street,  Secretary  of  this  Committee,  re- 
ports contributions  to  the  amount  of  $155.80. 

Re\ .  Ranald  E.  Smith,  Assistant  Minister,  reports  that  the  services  at 
Chamcook  have  been  regularly  kept  up  during  the  past  year.  There 
have  been  five  baptisms,  of  which  three  were  in  the  case  of  adults.  The 
attendance  at  Church  in  Chamcook  hn*  been  large  and  regular.  On  a 
late  occasion  at  the  adiiiini.stration  of  the  Lord's  Supper  the  number  of 
communicants  was  eighteen. 

St.  Georoe. — Rev.  J.  McGivern  reports  the  following  contributions 
from  this  Mission  for  the  general  purposes  of  the  Society,  viz : — St. 
George  $10o.48,  Pennfleld  and  Pope  Logan  $22.18,  Rourke  Settlement 
$6.02,  total  $135.28. 

Mr.  McGivern  lias  also  enclosed  tlie  following  report  of  the  Local 
Committee : — 

"  A.s  (m  former  occasions  tiie  mcnibi-rs  of  llic  Church  in  St.  George 
desire  evormoTe  to  thank  God  for  His  great  goodness  to  this  Society,  and 
especially  for  the  privilege  <jf  co-operating  by  our  prayers  and  alms 
towards  the  objects  it  seeks  to  accomplish.  The  dissemination  of  the  Holy 
Scriptures  and  discipline  of  the  Church  of  £ngland  amongst  the  scattered 
poor  of  our  country  is  truly  a  work  which  no  Christian  mind  and  believer 
in  God's  truth  can  overlook  or  undervalue.  We  are  fully  aware  of  the 
change  contemplated  by  the  Society  for  the  propagation  of  the  Gospel, 
with  respect  to  the  future  supjiort  (jf  the  Church  in  this  and  the  other 
Dioceses  of  British  North  America,  and  while  deeply  grateful  for  the 
genennis  support  extended  to  this  Mission  for  a  period  of  42  years,  we 
are  compelled,  however  reluctantly,  to  confess  that  we  are  not  yet  in  a 
position,  either  in  wealth  or  numbers,  to  rely  exclusively  xipon  ourselves 
for  the  support  of  the  ministry.  With  the  Missionary  Schedule  before  us 
of  last  year's  appropriations,  it  is  a  cheering  fact  to  find  that  while  the 
work  ot  reduction  is  going  on  by  the  Society  for  the  propagation  of  the 
Gospel,  aid  has  been  rendered  from  the  funds  of  this  Society,  to  no  less 
than  25  poor  Missions  during  the  past  year." 

St.  James. — Rev.  W.  Armstrong  reports  that  the  amount  of  $260  and 
a  list  of  names  were  sent  to  the  Treasurer  at  the  end  of  last  week.  It  is  a 
little  above  what  was  collected  last  year,  and  he  hopes  to  be  able  to  add  about 
$20  more  from  parties  whose  subscriptions  have  not  yet  been  obtained. 

St.  Mark. — Mr.  C.  H.  Fairwcather,  Secretary  of  this  Committee, 
reports  contributions  to  the  amount  of  $427.85. 


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9848.80,  $8  of  wliich  arc  limited  to  <.)tb  object. 

,4  St.  John. — Uuv.  Canon  Gray,  I).  I).,  reports  contributionH  to  the 
Amount  of  $727.00.  Ho  writCH  under  date  2()tli  May,  lH(i4,  "  I  inclose 
you  the  amount  (iollected  for  the  present  year  in  my  pariMli,  together 
with  the  liHt  of  the  {mrties  who  have  Hubacribed,  an  exact  counterpart  of 
which  has  been  transmitted  to  the  Treasurer,  and  the  whole  amount  paid 
in.  I  am  happy  to  say  that  we  exceed  our  last  year's  contribution  by 
$35.01." 

St.  Mary's,  Stanley,  &c. — Rov  W.  ,7 nfllVcv  writes  as  follows: — "I 
have  much  pleasure  in  saying  that  within* the  lost  two  vears  there  has 
been  a  decided  improvement  in  the  morals  of  the  people  committed  to 
my  charge. 

I  cannot  this  year  report  quite  so  many  conflrmed  as  on  former  occa- 
sions ;  this  arises  from  two  causes,  first;  in  accordance  with  the  Bishop's 
circular  I  deemed  it  my  duty  to  require  more  flrom  the  candidates  than  1 
had  usually  exacted ;  next,  my  scattered  duties  over  so  large  a  field  of 
labour  prevented  my  giving  the  usual  amount  of  attention  to  any  one 
place. 

Of  part  of  these  duties  I  am  now  relieved  by  the  appointment  of  Mr. 
Shaw  to  the  Newcastle  district.  For  extra  duty  performed  in  this  dis- 
trict during  the  last  three  years,  1  received  a  small  donation  from  the 
Society ;  it  may  therefore  interest  some  to  know  the  numbers  attending 
the  services  during  the  years  while  the  district  was  under  my  charge. 
The  largest  numbers  attending  at  all  the  services  during  the  year : — 


1850. 
1851. 
1852. 
1850. 
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At  the  last  meeting  of  the  Society  $40  wore  granted  to  St.  Mary's 
towards  the  support  of  a  catechist,  1  am  linppy  to  say  that  through  the 
assistance  of  three  brother  Clergyinon.  the  contemplated  duty  in  the 
parish  has  been  performed  without  drawing  upon  the  Society's  funds.  1 
must  therefore  usk  tlie  Society  to  tranbfer  the  grant  to  the  St.  Mary's 
endowment  fund,  which  already,  with  tlie  interest  accunmlated  thereon, 
amounts  to  the  handsome  sum  of  $84.3.00  paid  up  and  vested." 

Contributions  amount  to  $50.08.  i 

St.  Stei'hen. — Rev.  Edward  Medley  reports  contributions  to  tfie 
omonnt  of  $78.00  and  he  writes  as  follows  : — 

"  I  am  glad  to  be  able  to  report  contributions  from  the  Parish  of  St. 
Stephen  to  the  amount  of  $78.00.  This  is  even  better  than  the  last  years. 
It  is  all  the  more  creditable  from  tlie  increased  demand  upon  the  Parish- 
ioners in  aid  of  the  New  Church.  The  dejircssed  state  of  the  American 
Currency  ought  to  be  taken  into  account,  for  if  the  contributions  had 
been  put  down  in  American  currency  our  list  would  have  looked  more 
imposing.  As  it  is,  the  Parishioners  of  St.  Stephen  have  evinced  their 
interest  in  the  work  of  the  Society  by  the  willingness  and  readiness  with 
which  they  have  paid  in  their  contributions. 

"With  regard  to  the  work  of  the  church  in  this  mission  it  is  impossible 
that  that  work  can  be  carried  on  satisfactorily  by  one  man  in  so  extensive 
a  mission.  There  is  work  enough  and  to  spare  for  three  hard  working 
priests,  and  since  the  serious  illness  of  our  Rector  the  onus  of  the  work 
has  fallen  upon  me.  I  have  been  enabled  to  keep  up  two  services  on  the 
Sunday  regularly  in  St.  Stephen,  and  this  year  have  had  morning  service 
on  every  Holy  day  appointed  by  the  Church.  During  Lent  I  held  a 
special  service  with  a  Lecture  once  a  week  in  tlio  evening.      These 


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serriccs  were  well  attended.    On  Good  Friday  and  Aiconsion  Day  W0 
hod  two  norviccii  morning  and  evening  and  excellent  congrogationa. 

'*  The  Holy  Communion  has  been  administered  three  times  ainco  I  ca,tae, 
on  Christmas  Day,  Easter  Day  and  Whit  Sunday.  The  number  of  com- 
nmni(!ant8  is  small,  on  Christmas  Day  only  numbering  37,  on  Easter  Day 
they  numbered  46,  some  of  those  lately  confirmed  hero  by  the  Bisliop 
coming  forward  then  for  the  first  time  to  the  Holv  Sacrament.  Th0 
Parish  choir  has  greatly  improved  and  soon,  I  trust  we  shal^  look  upon 
church  nmsic  as  an  act  of  worship  which  may  be  either  acceptable  or 
displeasing  to  God. 

<'I  meet  once  a  week  a  well  behaved  and  fairly  attended  Bible  class  for 
instruction  on  the  Inspiration  and  Interpretation  of  tho  Bible.  Wo  have 
also  easy  lectures  on  the  Prayer  Book  and  combine  Parochial  musip 
with  the  whole.  Tho  Bible  Class  was  only  intended  originally  to  be 
assembled  during  Lent,  but  at  the  request  of  the  members  it  has  been 
continued. 

'*  Since  our  church  was  burnt  we  met  for  worship,  first  at  the  School 
House,  whioh  we  found  too  small,  and  now  we  assemble  at  Mr.  Thomp^ 
son's  Hall  which  holds  about  200  worshippers.  It  is  ofkOn  inconvenient^ 
ly  crowded  and  this  is  chiefly  owing  to  tho  fiict  that  evety  one  w;ho  cornel 
has  a  right  ft-eely  to  worship  God  there  without  intruding  uponi  any  one. 
If  our  New  Church  is  seated  upon  this  principle  wo  shall  hare  littto 
difllculty  in  flHlhg  it.  I  am  glad  to  find  that  the  feeling  of  the  majority 
of  the  Parishioners  is  in  favor  of  throwing  their  Church  open  firee  to  all 
rich  and  poor.  I  am  myself  responsible  for  £500  in  order  to  advance  tMs 
purpose  and  I  am  confident  that  the  Church  here  will  grow  under  that 
System  and  that  the  prejudices  against  it  will  wear  away,  by  experiencing 
its  practical  benefits.  It  is  devoutly  hoped  the  Society  will  forward  ana 
holp  this  object.  It  must  not  be'  thought  that  the  Parishioners  of  St. 
Stephen  hare  not  exerted  themselves  about  their  Church.  They  havB 
subscribed  upwards  of  $1000,  and  $1500  has  been  raised  since.  The 
Church-women  of  St.  Stephen  have  given  a  well-toned  Steel  BeU  weigh* 
ing  over  lOOO  lbs.  and  have  undertaken  to  provide  an  organ.  It  is  im- 
possible to  speak  too  highly  of  the  exertions  made  by  our  Church  warden 
Nchemiah  Marks  Esq.,  to  build  a  Church  here  worthy  of  the  worship 
and  glory  of  Gdd ;  not  only  remodelling  the  old  building  which  was  burnt 
down,  but  solely  by  his  eftorts  bringing  the  present  Church  so  near  to  its 
completion.    I  trust  it  will  be  ready  for  consecration  this  summer. 

"  I  have  been  much  discouraged  with  the  Church  work  at  MlUtows. 
The  Church  itself  is  so  out  of  the  war,  and  in  such  a,  state  of  ruin  that 
few  are  ever  tempted  to  go  there.  Milltbwn  is  very  far  gone  in  dissent 
and  there  seems  little  hope  of  reviving  Church  ptinciples.  I  walked 
out  between  our  morning  and  evening  service  here  regularly  last  Autumn 
for  two  months  to  hold  service  and  always  gave  the  people  notice  before- 
hand. The  average  number  was  9,  three  or  four  of  whom  camo  from  the 
other  side  of  the  river.  The  present  rotten  building  is  calculated  to  hold 
I  should  think  between  300  and  400  persons. 

"In  the  Parish  of  St.  James  also  I  have  had  little  encouragement,  but 
I  think  ere  long  something  more  may  be  done  in  that  part  of  this  Mission. 
During  the  winter  months  it  is  next  to  impossible  to  get  out  to  the  Church 
and  not  being  in  the  possession  of  a  horse  precludes  my  visiting  amongst 
those  at  great  distances." 

SiMONDs.— Rev.  G.  Schofleld  reports  as  follows : — 

"During  the  ye^url  have  solemnized  nine  Marriages,  and  attended 
^ven  Funerals.  I  have  endeavoured  to  keep  up  a  constant  visitfLtion 
both  of  the  sick  and  the  heajl{thy.  At  Black  Biver  I  liave  a  class  on 
Saturday  evenings  for  teaching  Church  music  to  ahout  thirty  youn^  men 
and  women.     Last  summer  the  Bishop  confinhed  nine  persons,  four 


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othcra  wcrn  unexpectedly  prevented  fVom  uniting  in  t)ie  lame  lervice. 
Several  voung  porHont  recently  conflrmeil  and  childn'n  of  mcmbcri  have 
been  Hihied  to  the  Communiciintn  and  I  have  (rrinit  riMiHon  to  be  tbankfbl 
for  the  Rood  feeling  which  prevaiU  in  the  l'arlnh." 
Contribution!  amount  to  $48.40. 

SiiBOiAc. — Rev.  Ocorgo  K.  Jarvis,  I).  ]).,  writcH  that  he  liaa  cncloacd 
to.  the  Treasurer  the  amount  of  contributions  IVom  thin  Committoo 
•mounting  to  #47. AO. 

•*  I  have  to  report,"  Dr.  Jarvis  writes,  "  another  legacy  of  $20  to  tho 
general  purposes  of  the  Dioci'Han  Church  Society  by  tlie  lute  Alexander 
Willing.  This  will,  I  am  told,  require  some  time  for  collection,  as  it  will 
arise  fVoMi  proceeds  of  land.  This  will  make  the  fiiirth  bequest  in 
Shcdiac  to  the  Society  in  a  few  years  past.  Tho  $80  bequest  bv  the  late 
Miss  Hell  is  not  yet  collected,  but  the  persons  liable  arc  well  able  to  pay." 

Sprinofieli)  and  Johnston. — Rev.  Q.  Rogers  reports  a  large  in- 
crease in  the  amount  of  contributions  flrom  this  Mission.  This,  he  sayt, 
ibows  an  increasing  interest  in  the  work  of  tho  Society,  and  may  be  oon- 
fidered  as  a  proof  of  their  gratitude  for  tho  kind  response  their  appeal* 
for  assistance  have  always  met  with. 

"  I  am  thankiUl  to  say,"  Mr.  Rogers  adds,  "  that  a  kind  Providence 
has  enabled  mo  to  perform  the  duties  of  this  Mission  during  the  year 
without  any  interruption.  Throughout  the  Spring  and  Summer  of  last 
year,  Divine  Service  was  held  every  Sunday  in  the  Parish  Chnrch  at 
Springfield.  Thus,  ft-om  March  8th  1868  to  May  22nd  1864, 1  have  per- 
formed Divine  Service  at  Springfield  64  times,  and  at  St.  John's  Church* 
Johnston,  34  times,  at  the  Irish  Settlement  18  times  and  at  other  Stationf 
41  times, — making  a  total  of  167  Services  within  the  above  mentioned 

Criod.  I  am  happy  also  to  report  that  through  the  kind  assistance  of 
r.  W.  B.  Scovil,  Mr.  Boyd  and  other  Mends,  whose  aid  in  a  good 
cause  is  never  sought  in  vain,  I  was  able  last  summer  to  open  a  Sundaj 
School,  at  which  there  was  an  attendance  of  more  than  60  children  and 
young  persons. 

It  affords  me  very  great  pleasure  to  say  that  a  beautifVil  School  House 
has  been  erected  by  the  Episcopalians  of  Springfield  for  the  purpose  of 
carrying  out  the  system  of  the  Madras  Board. 

Last  August  we  received  a  visit  iVom  the  Lord  Bishop  when  88  persons 
were  confirmed,  several  of  whom  are  now  regular  communicants  and  I 
fhlly  believe  are  endeavouring  '*to  advance  the  doctrine  of  God  our 
.  Saviour  in  all  things." 

At  the  meetings  of  the  Local  Committee  at  Johnston  resolutions  were 
passed  thanking  the  Society  for  the  grant  of  books,  and  requesting  an 
additional  supply  this  year." 

Contributions  amount  to  $86.24.  ,  i^s';:  -^autv  .n  j .,  u   /.»,■>«  Jf.'o 

'     Stcdholm. — Rev.  R.  Simonds  reports  a  considerate  increase  in  the 
'  contributions.    They  amount  to  $67. 

"  I  only  hope,"  Mr.  Simonds  adds,  "  that  we  may  continue  to  be  pro- 
gressive in  future  years,  and  that  an  increasing  interest  in  the  Society's 
^  operations  may  be  everywhere  felt  and  may  be  substantially  manifested 
•  1)y  increasing  contributions." 

Sussex. — Rev.  C.  P.  Bliss  reports  that  having  since  the  month  of  May 
been  very  busy  preparing  candidates  for  baptism  and  confirmation,  he 
cannot  promise  from  this  Parish  a  larger  sum  than  that  reported  for  the 
last  year. 

"  I  have  had,"  Mr.  Bliss  writes,  "  increasing  and  laborious  work  dur- 
ing the  past  year.    In  this  Mission  alone  there  are  six  stations,  at  a 
]  distance  of  nrom  25  to  8  miles  from  my  place  of  residence.    It  is  a  satis- 
-  Ikction  to  me  to  be  able  to  say  that  there  has  been  no  cessation  in  my 
'  serrices  throughout  th6  whole  year." 


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Mr.  filinB  uarnustly  calls  tliu  attention  of  tlio  Noi'lvty  to  the  MisHion  of 
Harvey,  in  the  County  of  Allxirt,  tho  imiHirtancu  of  which  it  i»  iinpoHsiblo 
to  overate.  This  County  is  tho  rU-hest  in  tho  raovlncy  in  niiKcral 
wealth,  and  daily  attracting  tho  attention  of  foreign  ca|i  '  ilists,  and  yet 
its  three  ChureKtM  are  thut  up,  and  the  little  flock  of  (.'hiirch  people 
lUmost  despair  of  hearing  the  words  of  our  loved  liturgy.  Mr.  Bliss  states, 
that  since  in  charge  of  Sussex,  ho  has  been  called  to  make  fVcqucnt  visits 
to  Albert  in  the  case  of  sickness  and  fUneraU,  travelling  a  distance  of  70 
miles,  and  has,  during  tho  past  year,  spent  4  Sundays  in  the  ndssion, 
preaching  three  times  on  each  occasion.  The  people  were  exceedingly 
gratef^d  for  these  services,  and  expressed  much  anxiety  for  the  advan- 
tages of  a  resident  Missionary.  This  extra  duty,  Mr.  HIias  finds  very 
laborious,  but  he  desires  to  perform  it,  having  been  formerly  in  cluirgo 
of  this  Mission,  and  ho  believes  that  his  visits,  have  been  tho  means  of 
keeping  tho  Church  people  together. 

Uphaii.— Rev.  8.  J.  Hanford  writes  to  thank  tho  Society  for  tiio  grant 
of  books,  and  regrets  that  ihe  Depositories  arc  not  more  fVilly  supplied 
with  books  suitable  for  libraries,  and  also  with  Bibles  and  Prayer  Books. 
Thd  collections,  which  will  shortly  be  completed,  fall  off  a  little  this 
year.  There  have  been  special  calls  for  local  purposes.  "  We  are  now 
engaged,"  Mr.  Hanford  adds,  "  in  repairs  at  the  Quaco  Church  at  so 
expense  of  nearly  #200." 

Contributions  amount  to  994.66. 


Victoria,  St.  Judb's. 
bntions  flrom  this  Parish. 


-Rev.  J.  Armstrong  reports  019  as  the  contfW 


Wbldfoed. — Mr.  James  P.  Sheraton,  Lay  Reader  at  this  place  has 
forwarded  to  the  Treasurer  $84  as  the  contributions  to  the  Society.  He 
adds  that  the  Parish  stands  in  much  need  of  a  grant  of  books. 

Rev.  N.  A.  Coster  writes  as  fbUows,  "  I  am  not  certain  whether  fonr 
baptisms  on  81st  May  1868  were  included  in  my  last  report  or  not,  but  if 
not,  I  have  baptized  29  at  Weldford  and  within  the  past  year  twice  J 
have  administered  the  Sacrament  of  the  Lord's  Supper  to  sick  members 
of  the  Church,  have  paid  four  visits  to  the  sick,  and  likewise  attended 
one  Aineral  in  Mr.  Sheraton's  absence. 

"For  some  months  past,  I  deemed  it  prudent  to  decline  Sunday  Services 
at  Weldford,  more  especially  as  it  occasioned  no  privation  to  the  people, 
Mr.  Sheraton  having  Service  regularly  at  tiie  Church  every  Sunoty, 
besides  one  or  more  at  distant  Stations.  My  practice  has  lat^y  been  to 
have  a  Service  in  any  part  of  the  P«rish  where  I  heard  of  unbaptized 
children,  and  by  this  means  have  afforded  no  trifling  convenience  to  the 
poor,  who  would  have  had  many  miles  to  cariy  their  children  to  the 
Church,  and  I  have  reason  to  know  that  nUMy  appreciated  the  coni> 
venience.  •  ■     'f    v  '' 

"In  consequence  of  a  littie  misunderstaoidiiig  km  the  part  of  Mr. 
Sheraton  some  months  ago,  I  felt  it  my  duty  to  ireqitest  the  Lord  Bishop 
to  exonerate  me  ft-om  the  charge  of  Weldfbrd  'ti  the'  ^Iration  of  the 
year,  but  as  it  has  not  been  in  my  power  to 'vbltithe  plablb  since  the  river 
mgan  to  break  up  I  beg  leave  to  otfbr  (if  his  AMrdsMp  the  Bishop  shall 
••e  fit  to  retain  me  in  charge  until  the  intend^  IQonfintuUilon!  in  8eptem> 
ber)  to  train  the  candidates  for  this  rite,  and:  sipplv  <iny  biher  clerical 
ministrations  without  any  appropriation  flpoin  t**  Sodotyt" ■ -.oil  ut .;.  .i  { 

Westfibld.— Rev.  E.  S.  Woodman  write«ijlWi/««Uof«s^.-r-"  Our  urgent 
neccessities  compel  us  to  ask  for  a  grant  of  ri4|0^tO)wM[te  the  completion 
of  the  new  church.  During  the  winter  moptiia!  v^mtiiQ  compelled  to 
abandon  the  old  church  and  hold  Divine  SeryACfl  Wiiti^.  Parsonage.  By 
the  middle  of  September  we  hope  to  have  t^  new  phv^^  At  for  service." 


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34 

The  Local  Committee  trust  that  some  plan  will  be  devised  by  which  a 
sufficient  quantity  of  books  may  be  imported  to  enable  them  to  receive 
the  grants  made  by  the  Society. 

Contributions  are  $68.87.  •  •  ' 

W£8TMoiu.AMD.— Rev.  D.  M.  Bliss,  reports  $58.16  as  the  contrihH- 
tions  from  tliis  Parish. 

Woodstock. — At  the  annual  meeting  of  this  committee,  resolutions 
were  passed  thanking  the  Society  for  the  last  grant  of  books  of  which  a 
great  want  is  felt  in  this  mission,  and  also  renewing  the  application  for  a 
grant  in  aid  of  the  Parsonage  at  Richmond  iA  case  any  apppropriation  be 
made  towards  this  object,  and  also  the  following : — 

"  That  this  Committee  would  again  urge  upon  the  Society  the  import- 
ance of  opening  a  new  mission  in  the  Parish  of  Richmond,  coinpnsibg  a 
population  of  over  2000  and  between  500  and  600  church  people.  This 
subject  has  been  frequently  brought  to  the  notice  of  this  Society,  but  as 
yet  no  action  has  been  taken  upon  it,  we  hope  tjierefore  that  the  impc^t- 
ant  claim  of  that  Parish  may  now  meet  with  the  favorable  oonudeo'atiQn 
of  the  general  committee,  and  the  necessary  means  may  be  adopt^d,to> 
waxda  canning  out  the  earned  and  reascmable  desires  of  the  n^embera  of 
the  church  in  Richmond." 

The  Rev.  S.  D.  Lee  Street  in  inclosing  the  foregoing  resolutions  writes 
that  he  fears  from  the  actual  want  of  means  in  the  case  of  many 
subscribers  to  the  Society,  the  amount  of  their  contributions  will  be 
smaller  than  usual. 

He  adds  as  follows : — "  Since  the  last  meeting  of  the  Society,  and 
during  the  last  Autumn,  we  were  favoured  with  a  visit  from  the  Biahop 
of  Predericton,  on  his  triennial  tour  through  this  portion  of' his:  Loxd- 
ship's  Diocese.  The  holy  rite  of  Confirmation  was  administered  bMh 
here  and  at  Richmond — the  total  number  confirmed  was  47 — and.  at  St. 
Luke's  Church  the  holy  Communion  was  administered  on  tiie  same  dajr, 
and  25  of  the  newly  confirmed  came  forward  and  partook  of  that  holy 
Oltdinance.  Among  those  confirmed  were  7  colored  persons,  Hie  finit 
tiiat  had  ever  presented  themselves  for  that  holy  Rite  in  this  Mission, 
some  of  these  were  shortly  before  Baptized  as  adults,  and  four  of  tjiem 
also  were  received  at  the  Lord's  Table  on  the  same  dp.y.  Such  visits 
firom  our  respected  Diocesan  are  most  cheering— and  have  a  tendency  to 
encourage  us  in  our  work  and  labour  of  love — and  indeed,  we  sometimes 
ftand  in  i\,eed  of  such  encouragement^  for  we  often  meet  with  much  to 
try  our  £uth  and  patience — and  cause  us  almost  to  feel  that  all  our  labour 
iff  in  vain ;  still  we  must  not  despond,  but  go  on,  knowing  that  wo  axe 
doing  Grod's  work,  and  that  though  we  ourselves  may  not  perceive  Hufi 
fruits  of  our  labour,  yet  God,  who  alone  can  give  the  increase,  may,  in 
His  own  good  time,  bless  our  labours  and  cause  the  fruit  to  spring  forth, 
it  may  be,  when  and  where  we  least  expect  it. 

"  Within  the  last  few  months,  the  Church  here  has  met  with  a  severe 
loss,  in  the  sudden  and  unexpected  death  of  tliree  of  her  most  devoted 
members — the  Messrs.  Bedell,  three  brothers,  who  were  all  present  at 
Church  on  Easter  Sunday,  and  united  in  the  holy  ordinance  of  tLe  LofdSi 
Supper,  but  within  a  fortnight  fropj  that  day,  they  were  numbered  amoKg 
tiie  dead ;  all  three,  one  after  the  other,  left  us  here  to  join  the  Church  trium- 
phant in  heaven,  and  their  place  among  us  on  earth  is  known  no  more. 
Their  departure  has  caused  a  blank  in  bo'wii  the  community  and  in  the 
Church,  which  will  be  difficult  to  fill,  and  I  myself  have  lost  in  them 
three  of  my  best  friends  and  most  firm  supporters  in  all  my  endeavours 
to  promote  the  interests  of  the  Church  committed  to  my  Pastoral"  care. 

"  I  need  not  say  much  of  the  Curate's  woric,  as  his  report  will  spe^ 
for  itself.    I  may  add,  however,  that  he  continues  to  be  much  esteemed 


»»|U 


26 


id  by  which  » 
m  to  receive 

.,i.„.,,'..  0: 

the  contnhv- 

tri  'ynfiAli"')'! 

c,  resolutions 
ks  of  which  a 
plication  for  a 
propriation  he 

ty  the  import- 
,  coinprisinK  A 
people.  This 
Society,  but  as 
|it  the  impOTt- 
ooiuicleratiQn 
be  adopted.tg- 
he  nfombera  of 

iolutionswiites 
case  of  many 
mtions  will  be 

i  Society,  and 
3m  the  Bifliiop 
Q  of  his  Lozd- 

Cinistered  bMh 
7— and.  aU  St. 
^e  same  day, 
k.  of  that  holy 
rsons,  the  fiat 
this  Mission, 
four  of  them 
,    Such  visits 
a  tendency  to 
we  sometimes 
with  much  to 
all  our  labour 
ig^  that  wo  axe 
\t  perceive  thp 
rease,  may,  in 
io  spring  forth, 

I  with  a  severe 
most  devoted 
[all  present  at 
VeoftLsLoiASB 
Imbered  amoag 
J  Church  trium- 
Dwn  no  more. 
|ty  and  in  the 
lost  in  them 
ny  endeavours 
'astbr&r  care. 
|ort  will  spe^ 
riuch  esteemed 


and  respected,  and  I  find  in  him  an  able  and  willing  assistant  in  the  wotic 
of  the  Mission,  ^hich  is  carried  on  in  the  same  manner  as  heretofore ;  we 
still  continue  the  five  Services  on  every  Sunday  wUh  the  sapie  distances  \a 
trkivel.  Each  of  us  has  two  full  Services,  and  we  are  together  at  tl^e 
fifth  or  Evenihg  Service  at  St.  Luke's  Church,  by  this  arrangement  th^ife 
iS'  Divine  Service  once  on  every  Sunday  at  St.  Jolin's  Church,  Richmond, 
St.  Peter's  Church,  Jacksontown,  Christ's  Ch\urch,  Woodstock,,  and 
t^ce,  morning  and  evening  at  St.  Luke's  Churchy  we  have  also  a  Ser- 
vice at  St.  Luke's  on  every  Friday  evening,  and  the  Cilrate  hap  monflx^ 
S.ervices  in  the  Settlemei^  around.  Still  both  Mr.  Nelson  and  mySelf 
are  deeply  conscious  of  our  own  inability  to  perform  all  that  is  required 
to  be  done  in  this  extensive  and  populous  Mission.  Bu^  if  the  P^it^ 
of  Richmond,  which  according  to  the  last  census  contains  over  &Q9 
Churchmen,  were  made  a  separate  Mission,  with  a  resident  Clergyman, 
the  wants  of  that  Parish  would  be  far  more  adequately  supplied,  and  we 
should  then  be  enabled  to  perform  the  duties  of  the  other  portion  of  the 
Mission  more  fiilly  and  satisfactorily,  and  many  places  which  are  now 
necessarily  neglected,  could  then  be  attended  to.  I  believe  the  Bishop 
is  ftiUy  awasre  of  the  importance  of  this.  Bttt  the  chief  ^fflculty  at  pre- 
sent, is  the  want  of  a  Clergyman  and  the  necessary  ptovisaqn  for  Iris 
supports  TUese,  I  admit,  are  serioup.  obstacles,  stSQ:  t^ey  an^  not,  I  l^QPi^, 
insurmountable.  The  people  of  thai  Parish,  wiU  uindj^rtake  to  prondo  a 
house,  whifch  in  fetot,  is  now  commenced,' aijd  the  outside  partly  eom- 
'  plated ;  and  they  will  also  give  ^200  and  it  may  be  more,  towards  a  rej^- 
dent  Clergy  man's  support,  and  if  tbe  Church  Society  (^.  be  induced  t^ 
'makeup  the  remainder,  t  cannpt  but  h,Qpe  spipe  Clergyman  ma^' ^ 
found  willing  to  undertake  the  work  of  that  Parish.  I  have  also  been 
led  to  believe,  that  if  he  would  extend  his  Pastoral  care  to  the  adjoining 
village  of  Houlton  on  the  American  side,  the  Bishop  of  Maine  would  see 
that  he  was  fully  remunerated,  this  would  be  some  addition  to  his 
wcome.'r     _  ^,„^„„,       p,hlj  fii  r/i'jib  PJ  iJEjlw  lifiA- 

Contributions  ammmt  to  ^197.8?^.  ;  (^  ,^  ,  ^^. .  ^^^^   ^.^jj,  .„ .,,  ^,, 

The  Rev.  R.  C.  Nelson,  Curate  of  Woodlti)ck  lieporb  that  Be  tttkea 
,0^  Sunday  always  two^fnll  Seijvices  and  assets,  at  a  third.  He  enclo^^ 
.a  printed  list  of  jthe  services  which  is  eirculati^m  thji?  Mission,  and ;  b^ 
•w&ch  the  arrangements  are  rendered  plainer.  At  the  two  Statibnsma^- 
laiaed  in  cono^otion  ndtb  Richmond,  about  12  m^es  firom  the  hiouth:  of 
t|ie  Madoxnakicki  there  is  an  average  attendance  of  about  40.  Hf^ 
Services  are  held  once  a  month  in  Winter,  and  once  in  three  weeks,,  in 
Rummer. 

*'  I  have,"  Mr.  Nelson  adds,  "  a  class  for  religious  instruotio»  in 
'Woodstock  on  Friday  afternoons,  wjjiii  ua  average  attendance  of  abpDt 
40,  and  also  a  class  of  colored  acluUs  every  Tuesday  evening,  J,.^fn 
very  much  pleased  with  the  attention  and  uniform  good  conduct  of  thi^se 
colored  people,  who  seem  to  be  deeply  *gr&teful  for  any  interest  taken  m 
their  moral  and  spiritual  improvement.  On  Friday  evenings,  after  the 
Service  the  Choir  practice  is  held,  when  the  chants,  hymns  and  anthems 
for  the  following  Sunday  are  rehearsed." 

It  will  be  noticed  that  these  reports  are  in  some  instances  in- 
oomplete,  and  from  a  few  of  the  Barishes,  no  returns  have  yet 
lieeik  received.  The  gross  amount,  however,  will  considerably 
e][ceed  t|iat  of  the  papst  year. 

We  should,  fitst  of  all,  express  our  thankfulness  for  beh 

Srmitted  to  do  even  so  little  of  the  work  which  our  Bless  „ 
aster  has  assigned  to  va.    This  Society  has  been  enabled  to 


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26 

make  its  osiial  appropriations  to  carry  on  its  Missionary  work. 
Bat  is  another  year  to  come  and  go  without  any  special  eflfort 
to  increase  this  sphere  of  nsefalness  ?  The  pronosed  plan  for 
a  ^neral  endowment  seems  to  have  been  abana<med.  Some- 
thing may  be  done  by  endowing  partiouktr  parishes,  bat  that 
will  probably  be  limited  to  few.  It  cannot  then  but  be  seen 
and  felt  that  there  is  a  call,  it  may  be  said,  from  Heaven  itself, 
upon  this  Society  at  this  very  time.  The  general  fund  most 
be  increased,  or  shortly  much  of  the  groana  now  occupied  by 
the  Church  will  be  abandoned,  and  no  new  Missions  opened 
for  years  to  oome. 


•no 


*tV     mil*  i 


^'  To  preserve  the  Church  from  so  frightful  a  condition,  it  is 
only  required  that  each  man,  and  woman  and  child  admitted 
into  her  fold  should  be  enrolled  upon  our  lists  as  members  of 
this  Society.  Small  sums  by  every  one, — Boaroely  felt  in  the 
giving,  but  ^ught  with  large  blessines  in  return,  would  in  tbe 
aggregate,  supply  the  present  wants  of  the  Church  and  mairf 
ofthose  which  must  be  anticipated. 


<.';iu    \A>. 


,',».. 


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•,<\    .iH  ,  I.; 


.;.-,ti^A  ti  t«l<|  .'"•?:)H';^,pi  f>'.' 


And  what  is  there  in  this  Society — its  objects  or  its  mode 
of  carrying  out  these  objects,  to  hinder  its  increased  means  of 
doing  the  work  alluded  to  ?  What  is  requisite  but  more  love 
and  zeal  and  self  denial  on  the  part  of  the  members  of  tbe 
Church,  which  would  be  the  best  security  for  its  endowment? 
Puring  the  ensuing  year  then,  each  one  connected  with  this 
Society,  should  mi^e  roecial  exertions  in  its  behalf  Each  one 
diould  try  and  give  a  uttle  more,  and  obtain  some  new  8ab> 
sciiptions.  Well  tempered  zeal  and  fervent  charity  should 
meet  and  overcome  all  those  hindrances,  and  those  excuses  and 
charges^  |)y  which,  |3atan  would  oppose  a  work  fouf  1))^^  glory. of 

Ck)d.    (   U'.:.'}!ii  y  y-ilu  ih»;:i.«;,rx*''-l'*'-'  '•'<■•  ^^  ''*'*''•  '■'''■■'''  '■jf'T'TOq  Ij-'lol<. 

The  importance  of  early  and  prompt  payment  of  the  annual 
subscriptions  cannot  be  too  strongly  urged.  Som«  incoa- 
venienoe  in  keeping  the  accounts  haa  arisen  from  a>  delay  is 

Eyments  to  those  who  undertake  the  self^enying  task  of  ool* 
tting  for  the  Society.     The  annual  subsci^tions  should  be  | 
oonsidered  to  be  due  m  the  month  of  May,  or  at  leasts  ear^  is  | 
June,  and  it  would  spare  the  Clergy  frt)m  a  great  amount  ni 


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peoitu  effort 
led  plan  fox 
led.  Some- 
08,  bat  that 
but  be  seen 
[eaven  itaelf, 
I  fund  most 
occupied  by 
sions  opened 


trouble  and  give  them  time  to  do  more  in  other  ways  for  the 
L  Society,  if  the  regular  subscribers  would  hand  in  their  contri- 
butions without  solicitation  or  delay.   .,.,..    ^  .„,,.,. 


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embers  of  the 
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f.    Bach  one 
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excuses  and 
r  the  glory  of 
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I  Due  mention  should  be  made  in  the  record  of  this  Society, 
[of  its  regret  for. the  death  of  one  of  its  Vice  Presidents  and 
DC  of  its  oldest  life-members — the  Honorable  Judge  Botsford. 
)f  his  life  and  character,  known  and  valued  throughout  tilie 
}vince,  it  is  not  necessary  here  to  speak.  Hindered  of  late 
advancing  years  from  attendance  at  the  meetings  of  tlio 
siety,  he  still  took  a  deep  interest  in  its  operations.  In  ibo 
Parish  where  he  lived  the  venerable  Judge  has  lefb  a  Waak 
rhich  cannot  easily  be  supplied.     „ 


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St.  John,  July  6th,  1864. 


The  Committee  met  in  the  Trinity  Church  Sunday  School 
Boom,  at  half-past  6  o'clock.  .<  r-\  )iii  f<    vKituifi  nji^  •ni 

The  Bight  Keverend  the  Lora  Bishop  ofl^Meridtoh,  Vr& 
dent,  &c.,  &c.,  took  the  chair..  , .,    !  .    .  ^. 

Prayers. 

The  Rev.  Cinon  Coster,  Mr.  L.  H.  DeVei^r  aiid  Ifj-l  S. 
Snider,  a  Select  Committee,  reported  the  Lay  Deputies  duly 

?ualified  to  represent  the  Local  Committees,  who,  with  the 
!lergy  present,  on  this  and  the  succeeding  evening,  were  a^ 
follows — Those  marked  *  were  not  present : — 

Rot.  H.  Pollard, 


Barton, 

Cambridge, 

Campobello, 

Canterbury, 

Oarleton, 

Chatham, 

Donglos, 

PrederiotoD, 

Gagotowb, 

Greenniob, 

Hampton, 

Kingsclear, 

Kingston, 

Maugerville, 

Monoton, 

Portland, 

Prinee  William, 

Bt.  Andrews, 

St.  George, 

St.  James, 

St.  John, 

St.  Jade's, 

St.  Mark, 

St.  Mary's, 

St.  Paul, 

Simonds, 

Springfield, 

Upham, 

Weldford, 

Wiclibam, 

Weatfield, 

Woodstock, 


"   T.  Hartin, 
«    Canon  Co>t«r, 


C.Lee, 

J.  Neales, 

D.  W.  Pickett, 


"    W.  E.  SooTil, 
"    H  Pollard, 

<<   CaoonHarrison, 


"  W.Q.  Ketohum, 

"  J  MoGivern, 

'<  W.  Armstrong, 

"  Canon  Gray, 

'<  J.  Armstrong, 

"  GMArmstrong, 

'«  W.  Jaffrey, 

"  W.  H.  Deveber, 

"  G.  Sohofield, 

"  G.  Rogers, 

"  S.  J.  Uanford, 


D  W  Pickett, 
B.S.  Woodman, 
S.D.Lee  Street, 


R.  D  Wilmot,  and  T  A  Beokwith. 
B.  J.  Scovil. 
Hon.  R.  L.  Hwsen,*  S.  D.  Berton. 
Hon.  J.  C.  Allen,*  C.  Fiaher.* 


John  Wright,*  W.  M.  Wright 

Edward  Pidgeon,  T.  B.  Robinson.  vvi(  'tdr 

Hon.  B.  L  Tilley.*  W.  Carman.         . 

L.  H.  DeVeber,  N.  S.  Neales. 

J.  L.  Wilmot,  W.  D.  Richards. 

S.  Hallet,  J.  D.  M.  Eeator.* 

T.  W.  Lee,  G  E  S  Keafor* 

Samuel  Foster,  D  P  Wetmord. 

J.  B  Covert,  H   Gilbert* 

Hon  J.  W  Weldon,*  H.  B.  Smith* 


Hon  J  A  Street,*  T  Jones, 
W   Whitlook,  B.  R  Sterenson. 
R.  T  Clinoh,  Boies  DeVeber. 
W.  Wright,  J.  M.  Robinson. 
Hon.  Judge  Parker,*  B.  Robinson. 

S  D.  Berton,  W.  H.  A   Keans. 
S.  A.  Akerley,  W.  D  W  Hnbbatd. 
G.  Snider,  W.  Jack     . 

Philo  Raymond,*  Isaac  Crawford. '' 


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James  R  Ruel,  T  W.  Daniel . 
W.  Carpenter,*  G.  Golding  * 
S  R  Miller,*  N.H  DeVeber.* 
C.  H   Bull,  J.  D.  Ketohum. 


The  Secretary  read  reports  of  the  Missionaries,  and  of  the 
Local  Committees,  and  a  report  of  the  proceedings  of  the  Execu- 
tive Committee,  for  the  past  year. 

Mr.  C.  H.  Fairweather  presented  the  report  of  the  Auditors, 


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«Qd  on  motion  the  same  was  received,  and  ordered  to  be  entered 

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AUDITORS'  REPORT  UPON  THE  ACCOUNTS  OF  THE  DID- 

0E8AN  CHURCH  SOCIKTY  FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  FIRST  HAY,  1864. 

The  accounts  of  the  Treasurer  and  the  Vouchers  to  the  same  have 
been  examined,  the  statement  of  the  funds  is  as  follows : — 

The  cash  balance  on  the  Ist  May,  1863,  was $1)214  M 

The  receipts  for  collections,  subscriptions  and  interest,  to  1st 
May,  1864,  (including  the  bequest  of  the  late  Stephen 
Wiggins,  Esq.,)  have  been 8,169  70 

$9,388  7i 

The  payments  during  the  year  have  been, $0,624  95 

Investments  since  last  account, 2,000  00    8,624  9& 

$7,68  81 
The  amount  invested  at  interest  is, 12,452  30 

■'■■:'     {Ca-Jiy-'^         i--/'       -   ■*•  $13,211    11 

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Voucher  No.  68,  is  defective  in  not  being  signed  by  the  Missionary  for 
whose  salary  it  purports  to  be  drawn. 

Voucher  No.  10,  is  the  Missionary's  draft  for  one  month's  salary  at 
Springfield.  The  payment  of  this  draft  is  irregular,  as  the  grant  against 
wliich  it  is  drawn  expired  on  the  1st  May  1863,  and  was  not  renewed  at 
the  last  July  Meeting. 

There  is  no  voucher  for  tlie  sum  of  $3  paid  for  advertising  in  the 
Soyal  Gazette. 

The  accounts  are  made  up  in  a  clear  and  satisfactory  manner,  and  with 
the  foregoing  exceptions,  the  vouchers  arc  all  correct  and  agreeable  to 
the  rules  of  the  Society. 

The  Auditors  have  no  means  of  comparing  the  amounts  credited  as 
interest  with  the  Bonds  and  receipts  in  the  hands  of  the  loan  Committee, 
and  would  respectfully  suggest  that  that  Committee  furnish  them  each 
year  with  a  statement  of  amounts  receivcf"  md  paid  over  to  the  Treasurer 
on  account  of  interest. 

,x.     ..--...    .  WM.  IIY.  SCOVIL,  )    ,i,^aitors 

^  C.  H.  FAIRWEATHER,  5    ^"'<'"o^*- 

Saint  John,  N.  B.,  July  2,  18G4. 

The  Lord  Bishop  read  the  Missionary  Schedule  for  the 
current  year.  . 

The  Secretary  read  a  list  of  applications  for  special  grants. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  W.  Wright. — Resolved  that  a  Committee 
be  appointed  to  report  to-morrow  evening  on  the  present  avail- 
able funds  of  the  Society,  and  on  the  several  applications,  and 
that  the  Rev.  Canon  Coster,  Messrs.  W.  Wright,  C.  H.  Fair- 
weather.  G.  Snider,  with  the  Treasurer  and  the  Secretary,  do 
compose  the  said  Committee. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  C.  H.  Fairweather  that  the  resolution  of 
the  Executive  Committee  in  March  last,  referring  to  the  publi- 
cation of  Subscription  lists,  be  rescinded.    It  was  moved  as  an 


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amendment  by  Mr.  W.  Jack,  that  the  consideration  of  this 
qaeetion  be  postponed  till  to-morrow  evening,  which  amendment 
was  carried  m  tne  affirmative. 

The  Committee  adjourned  till  to-morrow  evening  at  half-paat 
6  o'clock. 

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Wednesday  Evening,  July  6th,  1864. 
Present: 

The  Right  Reverend  the  Lord  Bishop,  in  the  chair. 

The  Clergy  and  Lay  Deputies. 

Prayers.  '"     '  :*    r  * 

Read  minutes  of  last  meeting,  and  some  further  reports  of 
Missionaries  and  Local  Committees. 

Rev.  Canon  Coster,  from  the  Committee  on  available  fands, 
submitted  a  report,  recommending  that  the  appropriations  for 
the  current  year  should  be  limited  to  the  sum  of  $7,000,  and 
that  the  grants  of  1862  and  1863  in  aid  of  the  churches  at 
Grand  ¥&\h  and  the  Lrish  Settlement  Springfield,  be  paid  in 
the  present  state  of  the  buildings ;  the  Committee  also  reported 
the  several  applications  for  special  grants  for  Churches,  &c., 

On  motion,  the  report  was  received. 

The  Secretary  reported  the  payment  of  certain  balances  of 
the  contributions  of  the  past  year,  alluded  to  in  the  Auditors' 
report,  when  on  motion,  it  was  resolved — that  the  Auditors  be 
permitted  to  amend  their  report  by  striking  out  the  statement 
referred  to. 

The  Committee  then  went  into  consideration  of  the  Missionary 
Schedule  presented  last  evening  and  recommended  by  the  Select 
Committee,  and  each  grant  having  been  put  separately  to  the 
meeting,  the  following  were  adopted  and  passed, — payment  to 
be  made  at  the  usual  periods. —  '' 

Bathurst, •'•■'■''   C     $240 

Biack-MlJo, Rev.  W.  Cruden, 480 

Bu  Mouc'-.c, '"A.  II.  Weeks, 200 

Campobello, "  J.  S.  Williams, 200 

Canterbury, "  T.   Hartin, 160 

Douglas, "  T.  E.  Dowling, 320 

Grand  Lake, <'  B.  Shaw, 240 

Greenwich, "  I).  W.  Pickett, 240 

Hampton, "  1).  J.  Wetmore, 60 

Lancaster, "  W.  S.  Covert, 320 


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"  W.  N,  Buyer, 120 

"  J.  Pearson, 160 

'•  T  Richey, 


200 


Monctnn, 

New  Maryland 
FetersriUe, .  •  • . 

Prince  William "  C.  F.  Strtet, 240 

Queensbury, "  H.  W.  Tippet, 240 

K.ohib„c.o,  for  WcMford, •■"''•  Cj««;.„»^  ■}-—»«  |     8« 

Bichniond, K  made  a  separate  Mission, 200 


St.  Andrews  and  Chamcook. 


Rev.  U.  E.  Smith 120 


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St.  David, "  J.  8.  Thomson 280 

St.   Mary's, "  W.  JaftVey, 240 

St.  Stephen, "  E.  S.  Medley, 200 

Simonds, "  G.  Schofleld, 240 

Sprinxfleld, "  G.  Rogers, 800 

Studliolin, "  R.  Simonds, 100 

Weldford "  S.  P.  Sheraton,  Lay  Reader,      , 

to  take  effect  at  his  ordination  ■' 
4ind  in  the  meantime  sucli  por- 
tion as  the  Lord  Bishop  may 

deem  expedient, 240 

Woodstock, Rev.  R.  C.  Nelson, 280 

The  Lord  Bishop, ^'  '»«  '^^^P^^'^^  ^""pu^^sei"'''^    \   ^^^ 

SPECIAL  GRANTS.'      ,J  N.n'  poit.  'j>.h^'fN^ 

Cambridge, For  extra  Serv.  Rev.  J.  Neales,    50 

Klngsclear, Do,      Do.      "  C.  F.  Street,     32 

Harvey Do.      Do.      "  C.  P.  Bliss,    40 

On  motion  of  Mr.  L.  H.  DeVeber — Resolved  unanimoualy 
thW  the  snm  of  $6,982  be  grafted  for  the  payment  of  the 
salaries  of  the  Missionaries  as  mentioned  above,  subject  to  the 
general  regulations  regarding  any  alterations  which  may  be 
round  necessary.     The  following  grants  were  then  passed : — 

To  the  Executive  Committee  for  contingencies,  for  the  cur- 
r6nt  year,  $220.  —  .    ....,...(;>.,.:„.;  .   a> 

To  the  Lord  Bishop  for  aid  in  the  education  of  the  children 
of  certain  clergymen,  $160.       .a^i       -ju  i.^i  VAu<i 

Balance  of  appropriation  of  last  year  re-granted,  $26.60. 

To  the  widows  of  the  late  Revs.  J.  M.  Sterling,  T.  W. 
Itobertson,  and  T.  McGhee,  each  $100.  .    ,  , 

It  was  then  moved  that  there  be  granted  to  the  Treasurer 
and  Secretary  each  $100  ;  to  which  it  was  moved  as  an  amend- 
laent  by  Mr.  W.  Jack,  that  the  Salary  of  the  Secretary  and 
Treasurer  for  the  year  ending  on  the  Ist  day  of  April,  1866, 
be  jB 25  each,  payable  quarterly.  ,  f!  ,,r 

To  which  it  was  further  moved  as  an  amendment  to  the 
amendment  by  Mr.  C.  H.  Fairweather,  that  the  sum  of  $100 
be  paid  to  the  Treasurer  and  Secretary,  for  their  services  for  the 
period  ending  1st  April  1666,  the  sums  to  be  paid  immediatel;^- 


83 

after  tho  Annivorsary  Meeting,  wliicb  latter  motion  was  carried 
in  the  afiinimtivo.  ■ 

To  the  Book  Depository  Committeea  of  Saint  Jolin  and 
Frt'dericton.  for  tlie  inipoitation  of  books  $400.  Htt^ks  of  tlio 
value  of  J|()0  »  from  the  aaitl  Depositories  to  the  sevnal  Local 
Committees,  to  be  apfiiopriuiod   by  the  Kxeculivc  Conniiitice. 

To  the  Rev.  J,  S.  Williams  in  aid  of  a  Church  School  at 
Campobello  j|40. 

To  tho  Lor«l  Bishop  to  enable  him  to  pay  certain  costs  in  tho 
DeWoU  case,  $119.10. 

On  the  motion  of  Mr  R  D.  Wilirot  that  the  sujn  of  .f40 
1)2  granted  in  ai<l  of  the  new  Church  at  Hurton.  it  was  moved 
as  an  amcnilnient  (>y  Mr.  C  II.  Fail  weather,  that  nwin;;  to  tho 
8tat(M)f  ilie  funds,  it  is  iinpi).ssil»le  ni  make  \\\m\  thi.s  occa>ion, 
anv  <;rants  in  aid  of  chuiclies.  which  amenduicnt  \va.s  caiiicd  in 
the  atKimative. 

On  motion  of  Bev.  W.  Jaffiry — Resolved,  that  the  hum  of 
$40  granted  last  yGar  f  »r  the  payment  of  a  catechi.^i  at  ^t. 
^Jarv's  be  re-granted  and  appiopriated  in  aid  of  the  endowment 
fund  of  the  said  Parish.  '       r  ,  ,  ., 

The  Lord  Bishop  read  the  following  letter  from  the  Rev.  E. 
Hi  wkins,  B.  D,,  Secretary  of  tho  fciocicty  lor  the  Propagation 
of  the  llospel  : —  r  /  ;  -    .       i..      -,. ,    .,t      -..,  ,i;-,,.    -.sj-.f  ■„!.,., 


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HE  Proi»a«jati<»n  of  tiik) 
Kr.  IN  FoKiiKiN  I'akth,  > 
79  1*ALL  Mall,  London.    ) 


'     Society  Kou  the  Proi»a«jati<»n  of 

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■'   '        .         '  79 

My  Dear  Lord, —       '{'"'•  '"' 

I  am  dirt'ctc'd  to  comniunicnte  to  you  the  rccult  of  the  Society's  recent 
consideration  of  tiie  grants  made  to  your  Diocese. 

It  was  Resolved —  >  .■  .  J        I,  ;    i?l      ,iv?,i 

1.  That  while  the  several  grants,  amounting  in  all  to  flO'iO,  P.  A., 
payable  to  certain  of  the  elder  missionaries,  under  nf?reen>cnt  with  the 
('olonial  Office,  will  be  passed  as  heretofore,  they  will  cease  on  the  death 
or  removal  of  such  missionaries. 

2.  That  m  lieu  of  the  Rrants  amountinp:  in  the  aprpreRate  to  £")7.''>,  viz. 
The  Uev.  Messrs.  Williams  £50;  Dowlinf?  ioO;  DeVeher  £2.') ;  Street 
£100;  Woodman  £100;  Scholield  £75 ;  Bliss  £100;  Pickett  £75;  a  sum 
ot  £500  bo  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the  Bishop  and  the  Diocesan  Church 
Society  for  the  year  18(15. 

3.  That  atiter  the  year  1805  the  Society  will  be  compelled  to  make  a 
considerable  reducticm  (not  less  tliat  £4^  our)  in  tlui  grants  to  the 
Diocese  of  Fredericton. 

The  Society  shares  your  disappointment  at  the  backwardness  of  tl:e 
laity  to  support  the  clergy  in  their  efforts  to  raise  an  endowment  fund. 

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Your  I'liarKf  xltowH  tliiit  tlii^y  have  no  cxcuki*,  cxcopt  what  intiy  be  found 
in  the  lilu'rality  of  tliU  Socu'ty,  for  rofiininK  to  do  wliat  otluT  ilcnomina- 
tionx  art*  tloiniu'  for  tlu>  support  of  their  ininiMtry. 

It  is  fell  thcri'fon-  that  wi'  .nhal!  hi-  «h)inK  tlu'  Diori'-so  a  ri-al  Bcrvicc  by 
iniikiiiK  it  (h'pi'ud  more  upon  its  own  rt'sourccH. 

1  lun  My  (lenr  Lord, 
.,,  .       ....         .  w    „.    7.  „:  Yours  very  faithfully, 

*  Kaumcst  IIawkinh. 

On  motion  of  the  Rev.  Canon  Coster — Reaolvctl  that  a  Com- 
mittee he  appointed  to  confer  with  the  Bishop  on  the  suhject  of 
the  suid  letter,  tukiiis;  such  notion  as  they  may  fl'ink  proper, 
and  to  re|)ort  thereon  to  the  Executive  Committee  and  tiiat  tho 
following  gentlemen  do  compo.>se  tho  said  comiiiitiee,' — Rev. 
Canon  Harrison,  Kev.  Canon  tester,  Mr.  W.  Wright  and  Mr. 
W.  Jack. 

Moved  by  tho  Rev.  G.  M.  Armstrong,  and  resolved  unani' 
inously  that  this  committee  hnve  heard  with  deep  regret  the 
letter  of  tho  Hev.  E.  Hawkins  read  by  tho  Lord  Bishop  to  this 
meeting,  and  the  committee  beg  to  state  that  already  at  their 
meeting  held  .luly  18(51,  they  cxpresstnl  their  readiness  to  accept 
a  former  proposal, of  the  venerable  Society  for  the  Propagation 
of  the  Gospel,  after  the  details  cormected  therewith  were  hatia- 
factorily  arranged  between  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of 
the  Gospel,  and  this  Society  ;  this  committee  therefore  beg  the 
venerable  Society  to  re-consider  the  subject,  with  a  view  of 
carrying  out  the  original  proposal. 

On  motion  of  Rev.  S.  D.  Leo  Street,  That  in  future  the  clergy 
and  other  collectors  of  the  funds  of  the  Diocesan  Church  Society 
be  require<l.  in  their  list  of  subscribers  handed  to  the  Secnrtary 
for  publication,  to  insert  in  such  lists  only  the  names  of  such 
persons  as  have  either  paid  the  amount  subscribed,  ur  who  have 
BO  secured  the  same  as  to  enable  tho  clergyman  or  collector  to 
become  personally  answerable  that  the  whole  shall  be  paid  before 
the  expiration  of  tho  year.  To  which  it  was  moved  as  an 
amendment  by  the  Rev,  Canon  Gray  to  strike  out  the  word 
*'  either"  in  the  foregoing  resolution,  and  all  tlie  words  after 
"  the  amount  subsciibcd,"  which  amendment  was  carried  in  the 
affirmative. 

The  Lord  Bishop  left  the  Chair,  and  on  motion  tho  Rev. 
Canon  Harrison  took  the  same,  whereupon  on  motion  of  the 
Rev  Canon  Coster,  seconded  by  Mr.  L.  11.  DeVcber,  it  was 
Resolved  unanimously  that  the  cordial  thanks  of  this  Committee 
be  tendered  to  his  Loidship  for  his  kind  and  patient  attention 
in  the  Chair. 

JOHN  PREDERICTON,  Chairman. 
yfiLLiAM  Q.Ketchvm,  Secretary. 


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35 
ANNIVERSARY  MEETING. 


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St.  John,  July  7th,  18G4. 
Tho  Anniversary  Meeting  wuh  liold  in  tlio  Tiiiiity  Church 

Sunday  School  RMoni,  at  half-pjist  7  o'clock. 
Phesknt:  ,. 

Tho  Right  Reverend  tho  Lord  Bishop  of  Fredericton,  Provident, 
kc  y  kc  ,  in  the  Chuir. 

Tho  Clergy  and  Lny  Deputie.-*,  and  a  very  hirgo  asaombly  of 
other  members  of  the  Society. 

Pruyers. 

The  liord  ]]ishop  nddressed  the  meeting  and  called  on  tho 

Secroiary  to  read  tho  Atmual  Ilijport. 

Moved  by  tho  Rev.  JI.  L  Owen,  M.  A.,  Rector  of  Lunen- 
burg, N.  S.,  seconded  by  .Mr.  II.  VV.  Friih.  and  resolved, 
mmiiimously,  that  the  Report  l)0  received  and  printed  under 
the  direction  of  the  Executive  Committee. 

Moved  by  the  Honorable  J.  Hamilton  (irajr.  M  P.  P., 
seconded  by  the  Rev.  IS.  D  Leo  Street,  and  resolved  unanim- 
ously, that  as  each  year  the  sphere  of  tho  Society's  operations 
is  neces:*nrily  increased,  so  tliero  should  be  iii  each  year  a 
ourro-^ponding  increado  oF  exertion  in  it.s  be!j;;U*,  on  tho  part  of 
every  member  of  the  Church. 

Moved  by  Mr.  W.  U'light,  seconded  by  the  Rev.  Canon 
Gray.  I).  D,  ami  resolved' unanimously,  that  this  Society 
desires  to  record  an  expio.ssion  of  sincere  regret  for  its  lo.ss  in 
the  (loath  of  the  late  llonijrablo  Judge  IJotstonl,  one  of  its  Vice 
Pre*ideuts  and  one  ot  its  litl'  members. 

On  motion  of  the  Riiv.  G.  M.  Arra.strong.  seconded  by  the 
Rev.  Canon  Gray,  it  was  resolved  unanimously,  that  the  best 
thanks  of  this  meeting  bo  tondeved  to  tho  Olficrrs  bt  this  Society 
for  their  oHicient  services  during  the  past  year.  And  farther, 
that  the  following  g(Mitlemon  be  the  Officers  of  the  Society  for 
the  ensuing  year  : — 

W.  J,  Bedell,  Treasurer. 
Rev   W.  Q  Ketchum,  M.  A.,  F^eccta-y. 
W.  Henry  Scovil,  and  )  j^,^^;^^^^' 

C.  II.  Fairwcather,  Esquires,  \ 


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And  tliat  tlio  following  Guntlcmcn  do  compose  the    Kxcoativo 
CuiiiiinUeu  : — 


NV   \Vri;r|,r, 
U    K  llnzeri, 
W.  .l,Kk 
W.  (iinnan, 
K   ISiiiioifiH.         V 
].   II    hfVi'her, 
J    Wilkinson, 
II    VV.  Kiiih, 
Jloti  .1.  A   Sirect, 
J.  M    I{ul>ih.>ori. 


G.  D.  Street. 
(Joo  Hobcrls, 
S  U  Miller, 
U.  I).  Wilnut, 
IJ.  L.  IVtors, 
G  S,  UoKoieat, 
1)   C.  IVrknis, 

F.  Hudd.Kjk, 
J.  U  Hut-I. 
\V.  M.  .jurvis, 
lion.  J.  U  (Jray, 

G.  !:?nidcr. 


rV. 


Hon.  J    W    Weldon, 
S.  I),  nerton, 

^^r  W.  .Itiuk  mive  noiico  fir  acliiin;rc  in  the  Con!»titution  of 
tlic  Soci«'ty  iM  lullowrt  : — •  It  \i  |)ro()nKMl  to  ulter  the  (iili  t*eo- 
tion  ot  llic  (.'oiistiiiiiion  Uy  pvovidin^^  tliut  llio  Ti'casnrcr,  l^oi'ie- 
tary  and  Audiiois  sltouM  hu  .inrMiiijiy  appointed  hy  ilu-  General 
ConiiniitiHt.  and  iljo  Ttti  ^'el■lion.  by  jaoviding  in  liko  manner 
that  the  lay  nuinheis  of  the  Executive  Coniniitteo  Hhall  be 
annually  appointed  hy  the  (ieneral  Cuunnitteo.  instead  of  those 
ofliucis  bfing  apjHtin  od  at  the  ainiiver«ary  meeting  " 

The  Lord  Ili-hop  UTt  the  Chair,  aial  on  motion,  Mr.  W. 
Wiiglit  took  iIm' same,  whereupon  it  was  moved  b/  tho  Rov. 
Canon  Gray,  I)  D  .  seconded  hy  ilio  llonoiable  J.  Hamilton 
Gray,  M.  P  1*.  and  resolved  uiianiniously.  that  the  best 
thanks  of  this  hoeioty  be  teialercd  to  his  Lordship  for  tho  kind 
and  ettiuient  di.7;.-hargt:  of  his  duties  in  the  chair. 

'    .  •    "     J  FKEDEUICTON,  C7m//win. 

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(;O.MMIITKI-:<H'"niK  OIOCKS.W  CIIHUCII  ^•0L•1KTY 
K)U  TIIK  I'ASI'  VKAIl.  .^  - 

Tlie  Minutes  of  tlio  Mirtiug  of  tliH  Con  niitico,  licM  Ai 
Fmlci iciun  July  Ihil  18lj{i.  \my  be  found  in  lull  in  liio  28lh 
llcpoit,  |>ng('H  iJ8-40 

The  next  Meeiini;  of  tiii-j  Committee  w»h  i.eld  nt  St.  John 
on  I  lie  nil  Ociober. 

Tlio  nceount  ol»  Wwywqa  k  Co.,  for  printinjr  ilic  Roport| 
aiQOUhtiu;;  to  ."$134  84,  w.u  (jasietl,  und  oideied  to  bo  puid. 

i  cv.  Canon  Confer,  from  tlio  Counnitteo  on  tlio  Tro;j8urer'» 
Accounts,  repotted  eertiin  dcficit-noiis  in  pavment  from  the 
Local  Connnittees.  and  the  l?^ecretu)y  was  rei|uesieil  to  write  to 
the  M»i(l  Committees  to  secure  the  payment  of  any  deficiency 
as  eitrly  as  possible,  and  that  tlicy  Ui  reiptc-ited  ni  future  to 
adhere  to  the  resulutious  of  the  Executive  Cojumilteo  passed  on 
thoTihof  Maireh  18G0. 

Mr  \V.  Jack,  from  the  Loan  Committee  presented  tho  fol- 
lowing Kepurl,  which  was  received  und  ordered  to  be  entered 
upon  the  minutes  :  i    \ 

With  rutiTcncc  to  tl>e  Icttcir  of  lIic  Soorotary  of  tho  9th  July,  and  its 
enclo^uro,  tlu'  Icttor  of  th(^  Iti-v.  (Miurlis  1*.  Hlisw,  of  the  JJOth  Juno  luHt, 
the  CuaiinittiH>  uru  of  o)>inion  that  thi-  (U'viMf  of  the  hitc  Peti-r  Kotchutn 
to  the  Churcli  Souiuty.  not  heiuj^  for  the  Kt'nLTuI  purposi-s  of  tlie  Soeii'ty 
but  upon  a  special  trust,  the  Soi-iuty  havL'  no  power  to  trvut  with  tlie 
owner* '<»f  the  life  estate  for  a  sak;  to  thoni  of  the  rigiits  of  tlie  Church 
Society  in  the  property,  liut  arc  homvl  to  carry  out  tlie  truHts  according 
to  the  terms  of  tl>e  will.     5th  Oetoiier,  1863. 


WM.  WUIGIIT, 

W.  JACK, 

Y.  A.  WIGGINS. 


Loan  Committee. 


An  account  of  the  Secretary  for  incidental  expenses  from 
July  to  I  his  date  amounting  lo  j$l'2.33  was  read,  and  ordered 

to  be  paid.  ,,^^,,  ^   ,„,    .,„.;__...  ,,^,^     ,1.  ,J  .,.,  h^<^^■t^^<l^"- 

A  statement  of  the  Treasurer's  account  made  up  to  Ist  Oct., 
was  read  and  received. 

At  tho  next  meeting  of  this  Committee,  held  in  Fredericton, 
January  Cih,  18t>l.  a  letter  was  reul  from  the  Secietary,  stat- 
ing that  he  had  attended  to  the  direction  given  him  at  the  last 
meeting  of  this  Connnitiee,  respectitjg  certani  deficiencies  in 
payujenta  to  the  Treasurer,  and  that  he  trusted  the  amounts  duo 
would  shortly  be  paid. 

Tlio  grant  of  $)40  made  to  the  New  Church  at  Now  Mary- 


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land,  wa*  ordeied  to  be  paid  upon  tlie  cprtifieate  of  the  JRev.  C. 
i>.  Aicdiey  tliiit  tlie  ondiiions  had  been  complied  with. 

1  he  Coiiiuiitlee  met  at  St.  John  on  the  liiid  iVIiiioh,  1864. 

A  .statement  of  the  Tj-'^a'^urer's  account  made  up  to  27th 
Febiuiiry.  was  read  and  leceivcd.  -^  •..      m. 

Kcv,  Canon  (.'(wter  from  the  Committee  on  the  Treasurer's 
AccouTits.  read  a  report  which  was  oideiod  to  be  received. 

On  niotion  of  the  Hev.  <  anon  Gray,  D.  D  .  it  was  resolved 
that  the  (.ler^rv  in  forwarding  the  amounts  of  subscriptions  and 
colU'ctioris  fur  the  Society  to  tl  e  Treasurer  be  respectfully  re- 
quested always  to  nend  therewith  a  list  ot  tlfie  amounts  actually 
received,  nnd  of  the  parties  who  have  paid  them,  and  that  the 
^ecietary  .-hall  a.»cerian»  from  the  Treasurer  the  precise  amounts 
paid  in  by  the  wiid  parties,  before  he  allows  any  lists  to  be 
printed  in  the  Hcpoit.  and  thut  a  printol  copy  of  this  lesolution 
be  lorwaided  by  the  ^eoretary  to  each  of  the  Clergy. 

An  account  of  the  Secretary  for  postnge,  &c  ,  trave'l.'njr  htA 
other  expensfs  i»icuvre<l  at  the  special  Meeting  of  the  Society, 
from  Hciobtr  to  this  dale  amounting  to  $18  04,  was  ordeied  to 
be  pai<l  i     ,;   ;  '      ■>'«      '"    ^■^•^ 

At  the  meetinjr  of  this  Committee  at  Fredericton,  on  the  Ist 
of  .lune.  the  iiceount.s  of  the  Treasurer,  made  up  to  the  iPt  of 
May.  were  hubmitted,  sliowing  a  cash  baian.ce  in  favor  of  the 
fc^ociety  of  $7.")8  81. 

A  report  of  the  C(»mniittee  on  Accounts  was  read,  showing 
a  small  balance  due  on  the  contributions  reported  for  the  past 
year.  -..,,-,.,.-.  ^.-— . 

The  following  accounts  were  passed  : — 

Tlio  Royal  Giizitte  Office  for  Printing, $4  60 

The  Secretary  for  incidental  expenses, 14  11 

The  Sj'cretiiry  hubmiticd  a  report  of  the  proceedings  of  this 
Comuiittee  f'>r  the  past  year,  which  was  rtceivtd,  and  he  >vas 
reque.^ttd  to  add  theieto  an  abstract  of  the  proceeding-*  of  thia 
meeting  and  to  lay  the  report  belbrc  the  General  Committee. 

It  was  resolved  that  the  Kev  Cation  Gray,  D.  D.,  Mr.  H. 
W  Krith.  and  .Mr.  \V.  M.  Wright  be  a  Committee  to  assist  in 
making  arratigements  for  the  xYnniversary  Meeting. 

An  ay)plication  was  :i;ade  by  the  Rev  G  Rogers,  for  an  order 
fi>r  payment  of  the  grant  made  in  18C3,  in  aid  of  the  Churcli 
at  liie  Iii'-h  Settlement,  it  was  refeol\ed  that  utider  the  excep- 
tional eircumstaiices  of  the  case,  the  .aid  application  berefierred 
to  the  General  Committee. 


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:he  Pov.  C. 

h,  1864. 
p   to    2Tth 

Treasurer's 
ceived. 

as  resolved 
riptions  and 
lectfuUy  re- 
nts actuaiUy 
id  that  the 
:it;C  amounts 
lists  to  be 
isiesolution 

y- 

ve'l.'ng  and 
the  Society, 
s  ordcicd  to 

1,  on  the  Ist 
o  the  ipt  of 
favor  of  the 

id,  showing 
for  the  past 


.$4  60 
14  11 

lings  of  this 
Ind   he  >va8 
ng-*  of  thJ8 
Immittoe. 

Id.,  Mr.  H. 
]to  assis^  in 

Ibr  an  order 

Ihe  Church 

the  excep- 

be  referred 


89 

Tlie  Hon  J.  A.  Street,  laid  before  the  Committee,  an  account 
for  costs  in  the  DeWolf  case,  amounting  in  all  to  $109  77 ;  it 
•was  resolved  that  the  said  accounts  be  laid  before  the  General 
Coirimittec.  and  recommended  for  payment. 

P?cv.  W.  .laiFrey,  rea-i  a  report  with  reference  to  two  lots  of 
land  in  the  Parish  of  Stanley,  given  to  the  Society  by  the  Rev. 
James  Neales,  stating  that  the  land  had  been  sold  under  the 
directions  <»f  the  liL-jhop, — that  the  sum  of  $132  had  been  re- 
ceived and  paid  to  the  Treasurer,  and  that  the  balance  still  due 
is  $16(3  55,  together  with  a  small  balance  of  interest.  ^ 

The  Committee  met  at  St.  John  on  the  8th  July,  1864. 

An  abstract  account  of  the  Book  and  Depository  Committees 
of  St  John  and  Fredericton,  was  read,  and  ordered  to  be  re- 
ceived. 

On  motion — Resolved,  that  3000  copies  of  the  Annual  Re- 
port be  printed,  and  that  the  Revs.  Canon  Coster,  VV.  II  De- 
Veber,  and  Mr.  H.  VV.  Friih,  be  a  Committee  to  act  with  the 
Secretary  in  the  performance  of  that  duty. 

On  motion — Resolved,  That  the  Revs.  Canon  Coster,  Canon 
Harrison,  VV.  E.  Scovil,  VV.  Armstrong,  VV,  H  DeVeber  and 
Mr  .lo.seph  Fairweaiher,  Mr.  W.  Wright,  and  Mr.  W.  Jack, 
do  compose  the  Saint  John  Book  Depository  Committee  for  th^ 
ensuing  year.  ,  .  V, 

On  motion — Resolved,  That  the  Rev.  C  Lee,  Rev.  J.  Pear- 
son, the  lion  the  Master  of  the  Rolls,  Mr.  J.  Wilkinson,  Mr. 
W.  Carman  and  Mr.  E.  Simonds.  do  compose  the  Fredericton 
Book  Depository  Committee  for  the  ensuing  year. 

And  further  Resolv^,  That  Mr.  VV.  Wright,  Mr.  F.  A.  Wig- 
gins and  Mr.  VV.  Jack,  do  compose  the  Loan  Committee  tor  the 
ensuing  year. 

On  motion— Resolved,  That  the  Treasurer's  Accounts  be 
from  time  to  time  referred  for  examination  to  a  Conmiittee,  to 
report  thereon  to  the  Executive  Committee ;  and  that  the  Rev. 
Canon  Coster.  Mr.  C.  H.  Fairweather  and  Mr.  L.  H.  DeVeber  do 
compose  the  said  Committee. 

On  motion — Resolved,  That  the  Treasurer  be  authorized  to 
pay  the  following  grants  in  aid  of  building  chUiches : — 

Grant  to  Church  at  Burton  in  isfis, ^40  '-'^ 

Do.            "             Grand  Falls  in  1862, 40  •' 

Do.            "             Irish  Bettlcmt^nt,  Springfield,  in  1863,..   40  " 

Do.            «'             Havelock.  Sussex,  in  1863, 40  ' 


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It  was  ordered  tliut  the  matter  with  reference  to  the  land  in 
Ftardty,  i^jven  by  the  I'ev  J  Ncalus  to  this  ^^ocicty,  with  tho 
Deed  of  tlie  same  and  the  report  theuon  by  the  Kev.  VV.  Jaf- 
fiey,  be  refened  to  tlie  Loan  Committee.  .  =.     .  j     .. 

An  account  nt  incidentid  expenses,  printing  notices,  postages, 
&c.,  was  re;id  by  the  Secretary.     Ordered  to  be  paid. 

It  was  Resolved — That  the  time  for  taking  up  tho  {.^rants  of 
book.s  for  the  year  18(>'i  bo  extendeii  until  the  books  can  be  ob- 
tained froni  the  Depo.si lories,  pioviiled  that  the  said  grants  bo 
taken  up  wiihif.  one  year  from  this  time.  r."     '  '  • ' 


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On  motion — Resolved.  That  the  sum  of  $C00,  granted  to  tho 
severiil  Local  Committeen  for  books  from  tlie  Depositories,  bo 
appropriated  as  follows — viz : 


The 

Andover  anJ  Grand  Falls, Ucv 

Bathurat  and  New  6andon, 

Blackville  and  Nelson, " 

Ihimbridjre, 

Campobeilu, " 

Canterbury, " 

Carleton, " 

Chatham, " 

Doujflas  and  adioininj;  Districts,.. . .  " 

Frederieton, " 

Ga  etown, " 

Glcneig,  Newcastle,  &c " 

Grand  Manan, " 

Greenwich, " 

Hampton, " 

Havelock, " 

Irish  Settlement,  Springfield, " 

Johnston, " 

Kingsclear, " 

Kingston, " 

Lancaster, " 

Maryland,  New " 

Maugerviilc  and  Burton, " 

Moncton, " 

Norton, " 

Petersville, " 

Portland,  St.  Luke's, " 

Prince  William  and  Dumfries, " 

Popologan, " 

Queensbury, " 

Kichibucto, '• 

Sackville  and  Dorchester, " 

Siiediae  and  Cocaigne, " 

Simonds, " 

Springfield, " 

Sussex, " 


Lord  Bishop, §10  00 

W.  H.  Street, 18  00 

8  00 

W,  Cruden, 12  00 

8  00 

J.  S.  Williams, 13  00 

T.  Hartin, 8  00 

F.  Coster, 12  00 

S.  Bacon, U  00 

T.  E.  Dowling, 18  00 

C.Lee, 6  00 

J.  Neales, 12  00 

J.  Hudson, K)  00 

G.T.Carey, 6  00 

D.  W.  Pickett, 11  00 

W.  W.  Walker, U  00 

C.  P.  Bliss, 8  00 

G.  Rogers 4  00 

C.  P.  Bliss, 4  00 

J.  Black 12  00 

W.  E.  Scovil, 14  00 

W.  S.  Covert, 14  00 

J.  Pearson, 7  00 

H.  Pollard, 12  00 

W.  N.  Boyer 8  00 

E.  A.  Warneford,  . . . .  12  00 

T.  Uichey, 12  00 

W.  Harrison, 12  00 

C.  F.  Street, 16  00 

J.  McGivern 4  00 

W.  H.  Tippet, 8  00 

N.  A.  Coster, 8  GO 

G.  G.  Roberts, 14  00 

Dr.  Jarvis, 1)  00 

G.  Schofield, 10  00 

G.  Rogers, 12  00 

C.  P.  Bliss, 12  00 


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Saint  Andrews  and  Chamcook,, . ...  " 

Baint  David  and  Saint  Patrick, " 

gaint  Georgi",  Punnfiild " 

Saint  John,  Saint  James, '• 

Saint  John,  Saint  Mark, " 

St.  John,  (Trinity  Ciiuroh), " 

Saint  Mary's, " 

Saint  Stephen  and  Saint  James, " 

Studholn " 

Upham  and  Saint  Martin, " 

Victoria, " 

Wcstfield, " 

"Wickhani, " 

Wostntorhmd " 

lYoodstock,  $14 ;    liichmond,    $10; 

Jaoksontuwn,  $(> " 

Welford, Mr. 


W.  Q.  Ketchum, Ifi  05 

,\  S.  Thomson, 10  00 

J    M'Givern L>0  00 

W.  Armstrong, 12  00 

G.  M.  Armstrong, 8  00 

Canon  Gray, 10  00 

VV.  Jaff'rey 12  00 

Dr.  Thomson, 12  00 

li.  Simonds, 8  00 

S.  J.  Ilanford 20  00 

J.  .Arnjstrong, 5  00 

E.  S.  Woodman, H  00 

1).  W.  Pickett 12  00 

1).  Bliss, "J  00 

S.  D.  Lee  Street, 30  00 

Sliei^aton, 8  00 


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Abttraet  Aeeovni  of  the  St.  John   Depository  of  ih«  Dioetiaii    Ohvreh 
Society  for  the  year  tndinif  'M)th  Jvne,  1804. 

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1808.  ..  STOCK.  .^  ^        I 

Jaly    1.    Books  un  hand,  value, $\CA  C5 

Dec.  31.        Do.  imported  from  London, 220  8S 

1804. 
Jan.  16.     Ilynina,  &c.,  from  J.  <!L  A.  McMillAn 39  00 

-  ;  1       $480  53 

OONTBA. 

Books  issucil  un  grants  during  past  year 91C8  71 

Do.     sales  Do.  Do 127  20 

Stock  on  Imnd 189  02 

<>^30  53 

1803.         .     (  CASH  ACCOUNT.  *  "]       | 

July    1.    Balance  on  hand  this  date, $0  88 

Grant  from  Diocesan  Church  Society 200  00 

1804. 
Jane  30.    Amount  realized  ft-om  sales  tliis  year, 127  20 

..     ,  ...  ~.  $328  08 

1803.  CONTBA. 

Aug.  15.     Paid  for  Bill  of  Exchange  on  London,  £81  88.  c. 
stg.  00  days,  10^  per  cent,  premium,  and 
post,  0399  85,  less  $200  from  Frederic- 
ton  Depository, $190  85 

Dec.  31.      "  duty  and  expenses  of  importation, 10  13 

1864. 
Juno  30.      "  10  per  cent,  commission  on  grants  issued,     IG  37 

"  15  per  cent,  commission  on  sales, 19  05 

«'  J.  &  A.  McMillan, 82  00 

Balance  on  hand, 00  08 

$328j5tt 

•      ,  BKCAPITULATION. 

Balance  of  stock  on  hand, $139  62 

Do.        cash        do 00  08 

;;,  /.  _______ 

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n  4  "  "     ^    "  WM.  WRIGHT, 

Secnta/ry  and  Treasxirer. 
Examined  and  approved. 

Wm.  Abhstroko,  ' 

July  2nd,  1864.  Fred.  Cosxbr. 


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61 


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Ahitrnct  Account  of  the  h'red  evict  on  Hook   IJtpository  Committ-e  of  th4 
I>ioc«tan  CItiirch  Society  for  the  year  tnding  June  lit,  1H(I4. 

1803.      rJV:<MTAMI*fOriT*6oK.    u  .i.l  ."i.iinR     ' 

Juiu'    1 .     nooks  on  hiinil $768  19 

Oct.  29.    Books  rvcoivvd  fruin  the  Hociuty  for  VrumotingChriH- 

tian  Knowledge 210  93 

1H04. 
Juno    1.    Hymn  Doukn  (torn  MeMiirM.  McMiUah, 86  69 

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June  Ist,  1803, $283  86        .,>;t 

Books  sold  for  cash 171  13  r'-r 

Stock  on  hand  this  date ,.     616  68 '--''^ 

•    <s:.,  $1071  07 


1863.        '"^.^ 


July    1.    Grant  to  Frcdi'ricton  Depository, $200  00 

1864. 

June   1'    8aU>8  for  cash  during  tho  year, 171  13 

Cash  returned  by  Uev.  C.   Lee,   amount  overdrawn 

Parish  f>f  Fredoricton, 12  0(9 

IJalance  due  8.  U.  Miller 8  eW 


1863. 


$391  7fi 

June    1.     Balance  paid  S.  11.  Miller  on  account  of 

Stock  understated, $119  78 

July    3.     Bill  of  Exchange 200  00  . 

Dec.Tl.     Messrs.  McMillan,  for  Hymn  Books, .•       2r>  00 

1804.  vtfil'/l  >. 

June  1.    Freight,  Duties  and  (/onimission, 40  98 

$391  76 


. '     Al-f- 


HUMMAUV. 


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Balance  of  Stock  as  above, $61 0  68 

Balance  due  S.  L.  Miller 8  03 


$625  31 


Examined  and  approved 

C 
Fredoricton,  July  4th,  1864 


il  CHARLES  LEE, 

Chairman  rrederi<;ton  Book  Depositonj 


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SCHEDULE  OF  APPROPRIATIONS.     ^■' ''"■'' 

(II.  ;MtTs  ..►...;:. made  by  the    ^a  lu>  acMi  .  t  VrvjoX, 

.^.       CHURCH  SOCIETY  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK.    ' " 

1888  to  1853.    See  ITth  Report,  page  88-42,'  i'9^d^8  15  6 

1853  to  1856.    See  20th  Report,  page  44,       13,891    4  1 

1857.  See  2l8t  Report,  page  45,  1,400    0  0 

1858.  See  22nd  Report,  page  50,       i'r.iffi.!u«=    1,600    0  0 

1859.  See  23rd  Report,  page 50,             jr"'   1,550    0  0 
July,  1859.     See  24th  Report,  page  38,  s;;i ','..      895    0  0 

1860.  See  25th  Report,  page  51,  1.352  15  8 

1861.  See  26th  Report,  page  49,  1,789    2  6 

1862.  See  27th  Report,  page  50,  1,851     5  0 

<v^cMV^...  .  ...    ,,.,..  ,n,-w.^.(r.  .^.v,'.    ^34^318    2    9 

"■■■"    ■■■''■  ■''-^-  •''■';  ■;""'•!•  $137,272  55 

1863.  See  28th  Report,  page  51,       ' ;'  ;;:/;';,,,    6,907  13 

$144,179  68 

1864.  Missionary  purposes, $5,932  00 

Schools, 40  00  "*'     I    "«-^ 

Books, 400  00  ';,,.,     ,.    ,  , 

Education, 186  66  :  ;m    'i  :^  /Ui 

Widows'  Pensions, 300  00             ••  '"-'^ 

^  ^  .  ,      Officers, 200  00  "•'^    '^    '''^^ 

.tL1«=      Contingencies, 220  00 

Miscellaneous, 119  10 

Endowment, 40  00       ',  - 

...     ..  ..-..iM 7^437  76 

~  $151,617  44 

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LIST  OF  CONTRIBUTORS 

TO  THE  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


ThoM 


LIFE  MEMBERS. 

By  the  payment  of  not  less  than  Ten  Pounds  at  any  one  time. 

marked  with  A.  S.  are  also  Annaal  Sabsoribera.  ,_» 

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1838. 
1839. 
18iO. 


1842. 
1B43. 

164$. 

1846. 


MAOLAUOHLAN.  JAMB3  A.,  Esqaire,  A.S. 

WETMORB,  JUSTUS,  Esqnite,  A.S. 

ROBINSON,  Bon.  F.  P.,  A.8.  > 

SOOVIL,  Rev.  WILLIAM,  A.S. 

PARKER,  Hoa.  NBYILLB,  Master  of  RoUb,  V.  P.,  A.S. 

ROBINSON,  Ool,  JOHN,  V.  P.,  A.S. 


rfio.n  .iir  .ifnii'iSr 


RATOUFORD,  E.  D  W.,  Biqolre 

SMITH,  HENRY  BOWYBR,  Baqulrc,  V.  P.,  A.S. 

COLEBROOKB,  His  EsoelleDOjr  Sir  WILLIAM,  M.  Q.,  0.  B.  E.  H.,  lata 

Lieateoant  Oovernor  and  Ck>minander>in<Cbief. 
FRBDERICTON,  the  Right  Rer.  JOHN,  Lord  BUbop  of,  President,  A.S» 
GILBERT,  GEORGE  G.,  Esquire.  'J'  ;  . ' ,  „  :: 

PARKER,  Hon.  Mr.  Jnstice,  A.S.  >'>  *  amfi^J  .nrsT^a 


V.P.^  i 


1847. 


1848. 
1849. 

1860. 

ISfil. 
1862. 
1863. 
1864. 


185S. 
1856. 


i«£n'f>dT  ,(OfX'v.'.') 


SAUNDERS,  Hon.  JOHN  S., 

SMITH,  G.  SIDNEY,  AS. 

TILLEY,  Hon.  S.  L  ,  V  P  ,  AS 

WIGGINS,  FREDEiaCK  A.,  V.  P.,  A.S 

READE,  ALFRED,  Enquire. 

SBARS,  EDWAHD,  Esqaire,  A  S. 

WIGGINS,  Mrs  STEPHEN,  A.S 

HENDERSON,  EDMOND,  Captain  R.  E. 

HEAD,  His  Excel lenoy  Sir  EDMUND  WALKER,  Baronet,  late  Lieatttl- 

ant  Governor  and  Oomniander*in-Ohitf. 
FAIRWEATHBR,  JOSEPH,  Esqaire,  A.S. 
DESBRISAY,  L.  P.  W.,  Esquire,  A.S. 
SCOVIL,  W.  HENRY,  Esquire,  A.S. 
SOOVIL,  EDWARD  G.,  AS. 
SOOVIL,  Mrs.  W.  H.,  A.S. 
MANNERS-SUTTON,  His  Ezo«lIency  the  Hon.  J..H.  T.,  late  LienteaaDt 
Governor  and  OooLaand«r-in-Ohief,  Ao.,  4*0. 


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1867. 
1868. 

1 1369. 
11860. 

1962. 


SCOVIL,  A.  ISABEL,  A.S. 
NEALE3,  Rev.  JAMES,  A.S 
SIMONDS,  Mr*.  RICHARD,  Senior,  A.S. 
THOMSON,  Miss  ANNE 
SOOVIL.  Miss  AMELIA  B.,  A.S. 
BEDELL,  Rev.  G.,  A.S 
HANINGTON,  DANIEL  L.,  A.S. 
WRIGHT,  WILLTAM,  Bwiaire,  D  0.  L.,  AS. 
HALL,  8.  8.,  Etquire,  A  S. 
FAIRWEATHBR,  0  H.,  Esquire,  A  S. 
SCOVIL,  S.  JOUN,  Esqaire,  A. S. 
SHORTLAND,  Captain,  R.  N.,  A.S. 
SCOVIL.  Miss  AMY. 


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SIMONDS,  RICHARD,  Esqaire,  A.S. 
SCOVIL,  P.  LUCRETIA,  AS. 
GARBUTT,  HENRY,  Enquire,  A.S. 
DONALDSON,  L  ,  Esqaire. 
DANIEL,  T.  W.,  Esquire,  AS. 

GORDON.  The  Honorable  ARTHUR  H.,  LleatenaDt  Oorenior  and  Oom* 
naader-in-Chief,  Ac,  *o.,  Patron,  A.  S.  f  "i<  fj.n.    *'  -^;' A 


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SUBSCIPTIONS  FOR  1864. 


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Amiraux,  Allen 
Baird,  George 
Baird,  Mrs.  George 
Baird,  Henry 
Baird,  Mrs.  Henry 
Brown,  Mr.  F.  W. 
Brown,  Mrs.  F.  W. 
Bedell,  Mr.  George 
Beardsley,  Mrs.  Paul 
Bedell,  Mr.  Joseph 
Byram,  George 
Byram,  Oliver 
Byram,  Edwin 
Coombes,  Abraham 
Crozier,  Thomas 
Crozier,  William 
Curry,  William     ' 
Emmerson,  John 
Hammond,  Cooke 
Hodgson,  Zi'\n 
Howlitt,  V-.  yjiam  B. 
Howlitt,  Mrs.  W.  B. 
Hetherington,  Thomas 
MilUer,  William 
MUler,  Mrs.  W. 
Miller,  William  Jr. 
Miller,  Emeline 
Hiller,  Josephine  E. 
Miller,  Margaret  J. 
Kewcombe,  William  R. 
Newcombe,  Mrs. 
Kewcombe,  Annie 
Newcombe,  Agnes  B, 
Pickett,  Lewis 
Pickett,  James 
Perley,  Allen 
Perley,  W. 
Rainsford,  A.  W. 
Bainsford,  Mrs.  A.  W. 
Reed,  Duncan 
Street,  Rev.  W.  H. 
Scott,  Mrs.  Robert 
Sproulc,  William 
Taylor,  John 
Watson,  William 
Watson,  Mrs.  William 
Watson,  Samuel 
Watson,  Mrs.  Samuel 
Collections 


$1  00 
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BO 
60 
60 
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2  00 


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60 
00 
60 
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BUCKTOUCHE,  WELLING- 
TON  AND  DUNDAS. 


Crawford,  Daniel  Jr.  £0  6 
Stevenson,  Thomas  5 

Atkinson,  Robert  5 

Smith,  Mrs.  H.  B.  -  ,.UV<.«k-.  7 
Smith,  Miss  L.  .hiSiVJUfl 
Smith,  Miss  A.  i<>^>'ja(tJ»  o 
Smith,  Master  H.  :l'^*^t;:  0 
YveeKS,  A.  n.  /jmjim         " 

Weeks,  Mrs.  ',      '         0 

Smith,  Miss  M.  j;iji,j%i  ,  2 
Smith,  C.  J.  )Ji;  7;i!n;»,T[',' B 
Smith,  B.  '  i;:f.v;2 

Bowser,  Mr.  John  '>iirA>8 
Harshman,  Ann      ...  ,(iT        1 


0 
0 
0 

6 
8 

10 

10 
6 
0 
6 
9 
3 


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CAMPOBELLO. 


♦66  82i 


Slatson,  John  ^1 

Batson,  Arthur  ,  ;f  r,         1 

Beatty,  Benjamin         niJ-Wti 
Brown,  Col.  James       vaODi-.  1 
Browning,  Mrs.  n  V.<;i<  1 

Byron,  Luke       ..m  .  ,J1V0'.J   1 
Byron,  Mrs.    ':■'-•'•  ^'«{ k  m ft f^ 
Calder,  Mrs.  James 
Chapman,  Richard  (2  yeaw)  1 
Dunn,  S.  Jane  2 

Farmer,  John  Esq.      .,,,.*  ^    1 
Farmer,  Fanny 
Flagg,  Arthur 
Flagg,  Price  Owen 
GilUgan,  William.; 
Gourley,  Sarah 
Gregg,  John 
Holmes,  Walker 


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Lank,  Mrs.  Edward    ■  ^^'  '■  ^- 
Mitchell,  Mrs.  Hcbbartf 
Pa,rker,  Mrs,  Jaitxes  Jr.  1 

Parker,  Emmcline       \fiiy\ 

Parkin, ,'->i,U  f^Ot 

Patch,  Joseph  ,if}.iY:!\i'.  ^ 

Rice,  Isaac      i , .  V  v  Odffbf 
Rice,  Mrs.  '  r^v- 

Rose,  Elizabeth 
Robinson,  Hon.  Captain         4 
Robinson,  Mrs.  4 

Robinson,  Miss  1 


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EJjWnson,  Portia  O. 
Bfabinson,  Cornelia  B. 
M^cDonald,  Mrs.  Nath'l. 
Stpapson,  Mrs.  Hngli 
Vennell,  James  S. 
Williams,  Rev.  J.  S. 
Williams,  Mrs.  J.  S. 

S&le  of  Books, 
Collections  in  Church, 


2  00 


00 
00 
30 
00 

(to 


5  00 


Additional, 


f  : 


46  474 
2  874 
22  88 

72  23 
27 

$72  50 


CANTERBURY. 


£0 


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»7 

,1 


Blair,  John  Jr. 
Blair,  Mrs. 
Bennet,  John 
Bjennet,  Mrs.  John    "  '  "." 
Bbyd,  Catherine 
CttHnningham,  James 
Catiningham,  Mrs.  James 
Canningham,  Thomas  Jr. 
Catmingham,  William  Sen. 
Clonningham,  Margaret 
Canningham,  Thomas  W. 
Canningham,  Andrew 
Canningham,  William  Jr. 
Coiiningham,  Mrs.  Wm.  Jr. 
Cropley,  Samuel 
Cropley,  Mrs. 
opley,  Marion  L. 

ongherty,  George 

ifitigherty,  Mrs. 

•ffw,  John  (Grass  Lake,) 
]^pw,  Mrs.  John  ;' 

English,  James 
English,  Mrs.  James 

rosvenor,  S.  P. 

arden,  Edward         •  '  ' 

[arden,  Mrs.  Edward 

taham,  George, 
aham,  Mrs.  George 
C|raham,  John 
Gyaham,  Mrs.  John   ' ',''; 
Graham,  Mrs.  Wm   S^A. 
""iraham,  James 

in.  Rev.  Thomas 
tin,  Mrs. 
;in,  John  Medley 
amin,  William  Edward 
Hartin,  George  F.  H.  M. 
B(urtin,  Eliza  Ann 
mttin,  James 


2  6 
2  6 
2    6 


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Ilartin,  Mrs.  James 
Hamilton,  James 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  James 
Mackay,  William 
McKay,  Hugh,  J.  P. 
McKay,  John 
McMuUan,  James    ,""*'*' I' 
McMuUan,  Mrs.  James 
McMuUan,  George 
McMullan,  Andrew  ■;•  "'  ', 
McMuUan,  Ann       :'"^"*"*,' 
Nicholson,  James        '■      ,' 
Robinson,  George  SM. 
Robinson,  Robert 
Robinson,  Mrs.  Robert 
Winters,  Charles 
Winters,  Mrs.  Charles 
Worth,  Godfrey 
Worth,  Mrs. 
Walling,  William 
Walling,  Mrs. 
Walling,  Hugh 
Wilson,  Mrs. 
Collections  after  Sermons,  1 


8 
8 


2    8 
1    8 


8 
8 
8 
8 
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■:        CHATHAM.  '; 

Bacon,  Rev.  Samuel        £1 

Benson,Mr.&Mrs. Stafford  1 

Benson,  Mary 

Benson,  Sophia 

Burchell,  George  Jr. 

Burchell,  Mrs.  G,  \' 

Blair,  G.  A.  ,  ,';  ' 

Blair,  Mrs.  G.  A.     ';/  .  -'■ 

Bisset,  Miss  ,.:l';;  '" 

Bell,  John  '   ^^  '♦    ' 

Brehaut,  T.  S. 

Brehaut,  Mrs.  T.  S. 

Baldwin,  Daniel 

Baldwin,  Mrs.  Daniel 

Baldwin,  John 

Baldwin,  Mrs.  John 

Bathurst— Offertory  Col- 
lection 2 

Cunard,  Henry  .  1 

Copping,  Mrs. 

Copping,  William 

Copping,  Mary 

Cameron,  Mary 

Chatham  2nd  Semi- An- 
nual Collection,  2 

Dalhousie— Offertory  Col- 
lection, 2 

Dunlop,  William 

Fertety,  Mrs. 


8    6 


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6 

6 
10 
10 

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Fencty,  Susan         ,,j(    ,. 
Fenety,  William      •- . ' 
FUeger,  Thomaa 
Gillespie,  T.  A.       ,.„,      ,1 
Goggin,  J.  R. 
Hurley,  John 
Hocken,  Kichard 
Johnson,  Mrs.  Elizabeth 
Johnson,  Mrs.  J.  M. , 
Letson,  William     .,  i  ^ .. ;  • 
Letson,  Francis  J. 
Letson,  Henry  Herbert 
Layton,  Gregory      ..r,,,^,, 
McCuUey,  Caleb     /.-(,> r? 
McCuUey,  Mrs.  C;  [.^if^ 
McCulley,  James 
Murry,  Herbert 
Neales,  Wm.  Sterling 
Percival,  John 
Percival,  Miss 
Parker,  G.  J. 
Parker,  Mrs.  G.  J. 
Parker,  Miss 
Parker,  Edmund    . 
Pallen,  John  ,' 

Searle,  Michael 
Stevents,  Mrs. 
Vondy,  Thomas  Sen 
Vondy,  Thomas  Jr., 
Vanstone,  Charles 
Wright,  Arthur 
WUliston,  Mrs.  P.    ; 
Williston,  Henry 
Wilson,  John 
Wilson,  James 
Wilson,  Bebecca 
Wilson,  Mary 
Wilkinson,  William  1 

Wilkinson,  Eliza  Bacon 
Wilkinson,  William  James 
Wilkinson,  Mary  Edith 
Ist  Collection  2 


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DOUGLAS. 
Bird,  Miss 
Boyd,  Alexander 
Brown,  Dr.  ,  . , 

Brown,  Mrs. 
Burridge,  John 
Bnrt,  Abraham         ,  ,, 
Burt,  Thomas 
Carlisle,  Miss 
Clanfleld,  Henry 
Ciements,  Capt. 
Clements,  George  H. 
Clements,  J.  S.  Boies 
Currie,  Mrs  W. 


£31 


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2  6 

0  0 

7  6 

10  0 

10  0 

7  6 

7  6 

3  9 

2  6 

7  6 

5  0 

2  6 

2  6 

10  0 

10  0 

5  0 

7  6 

7  6 

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6  0 

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Close,  Miss  (2  years,) 
Deane,  Mrs. 
Dohcrty,  Henry 
Dowling,  Rev.  Theodore 
Estic,  George 
Fox,  Edmund 
Fowler,  Thomas 
Gaskin,  Mrs. 
Hill,  Thomas 
Houghton,  Mrs. 
Jacobs,  Charles 
Jones,  Mrs  John 
Keene,  — 
Manson,  Miss 
McDonald,  Mrs. 
McGibbon,  Mrs.  C. 
McGibbon,  Mrs.  D. 
McKeen,  Abraham 
McKeen,  Mrs.  Abraham 
McKeen,  Mrs.  George 
McKeen,  Jacob 
McKeen,  Mrs.  Jacob 
McKeen,  Mrs.  Robert 
McKeen,  William 
McNutt,  Miss 
Pickard,  Mrs.  Allen 
Pickard,  Mrs.  Abraham 
Pidgeon,  Edward" 
Pidgeon,  Mrs.  George 
Pitt,  S. 

Reynolds,  Nicholas 
Robinson,  Beverly 
Robinson,  Col.  John 
Robinson,  J.  De  Lancey 
Robinson,  Major  Fred. 
Rogers,  Henry 
Rogers,  Jeremiah  j.,, 
Rogers,  John  ',    / 

Sloot,  Mrs.  Benjamin 
Sloot,  Robert 
Smith,  James  William 
Smith,  Samuel  James 
Smith,  Thomas 
Staples,  Mrs.  Henry 
Thomas,  Mrs.  Susan 
Tippet,  Vivian        -j    .,. 
Tomilson,  James     ,..,'. , 
Tomilson,  Mrs.      n' 
Tomilson,  Miss 
Tomilson,  Miss  Lavinia 
Tomilson,  Thomas 
Tomilson,  William 
White,  George 
White,  Thomas 
Wright,  Captain 
Church  Collections  in  Nov., 


GO 
DO 
80 
2S 
60 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
50 


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Church  Collections  in  March  4 


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00 
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00 
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60 
5f 
50 
60 

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00 
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00 

60 
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A.koricy,  S.  A. 
Allen,  lion.  J.  C. 
Allen,  Mrs.  Harris 
Anderson,  W.  H. 
Ascension  Day, 
Baillic,  Professor 
Bailey,  Miss  'I 

Bannister,  "William  ' 
Beek,  James 
Bedell,  W.  J.  ^ 

Bedell.  Mrs. 
Bedell,  A.  Bankin 
Beckwith,  J.  A.  &  Mrs. 
Biden,  Louis  A. 
Bishop  of  Frederictoil, 
Black,  Hon.  William 
Brannen,  C.  Sterling 
Branncn,  Mrs.  Charles 
Brayley,  .T.  W. 
Burchill,  Alexander  ^  ^ 
Burcliill,  James  ,'    .  '" 

Cadwallader,  William 
Cameron,  J. 

Campbell,  Professor  2  years 
Carr,  Eliza  ,  , ., 

Carter,  Sir  James       '  ..'.  ' 
Carter,  Lady,  Donation 
Carman,  William 
Cheyne,  George  R.  N. 
Cheyne,  Mrs.  and  Miss 
Cole,  Col.  (15th  Regt.) 
Commons,  W.  G. 
Coudcll,  Samuel 
Coster,  Rev'd.  C.  G. 
Dinzey,  F.  C. 
Eggar,  John 
Emerson,  Miss 
Fairweather,  H. 
Fairweather,  Miss 
Fenety,  Geo.  E. 
Fisher,  Mr,  and  Mrs.  C 
Oodsoe,  Mary  J. 
Gordon,  Mts.  Dr.       ,  i 
Gordon,  j.  F. 
Graham,  J.  ,^., 

Grant,  Mrs.  ij 

Gregory,  Mrs. 
Gregory,  Charles 
Grigor,  Mrs. 
Hart,  F.  Marvin 
Hopkins,  Miss 
Hodge,  John 
Hunt,  Geo.  C.  Jr., 
Jamieson,  WiUiam 
Jamieson,  John 
Jamieson,  Alexander 
Jonea,  Thomas 


$6  00 
8  00 
1  00 
40 
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00 
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80  00 
4  00 


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Kelly,  John 
Lee,  Mrs.  George  Sr., 
Lee,  Rev.  C.  ,  ^ 

Lieut.  Governor, 
Legh,  Mrs.  Edmund  C. 
Lugrin,  Mrs.  G.  R,     . 
Lugrin,  Miss  1,.,;    r 

Lugrin,  Master  G.  D. 
Mannsell,  Capt.  15th  Begt. 
Marriage  Offering, 
Matheson,  Mrs. 
Miller,  S.  R. 
McPherson,  Mrs.  Chas. 
Moody,  Capt.  A.  D.  C. 
Moore,  Hugh 
Moore,  Jane 
Moore,  John 
Neales,  Thomas 
Odell,  Hon.  W.  H. 
Offertory, 
Paisley,  W.  " 
Parker,  Hon.  Neville 
Parker,  Miss 
Parsons,  Elizabeth 
Partelow,  Hon.  J.  R. 
Pattison,  George 
Payne,  Richard  H. 
Peters,  George  C,     •  ^  ^ 
Phair,  A.  S. 
Priestley,  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Quinn,  W.  H.  v-jt    >; 

Rainsford,  A.  W.  £/.' 
Randolph,  A.  F.  ,  ,..  j't* 
Roberts,  George  '.t!!',,;  ; 
Robinson,  W.  Hi  .ji  [\ 
Robinson,  F.  P.  Jr.»-:  .,•' 
Robinson,  John  .^  j/  ..,' . 
Ryan,  Mrs. 
Ryan,  Thomas 
Ryan,  John 
Ryan,  James 
Ryan,  William 
Ryan,  E.  &  J. 
Scovil,  Miss  Lucrctia 
Segee,  W.  V. 
Sewell,  Major  15th  Begt. 
Shore,  Mrs. 
Simonds,  Edvrard 
Simonds,  Ann 
Simonds,  Fannie 
Simonds,  Bessie 
Smiler,  Charles  P. 
Smith,  Anthony 
Straton,  F.  A.  H. 
Street,  J.  Ambrose 
Sutherland,  Joseph 
Swim,  Eliza 
Tattersall,  James 
Thomas,  John 


80 
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Thomas,  Geoigc    ^ 
Thomas,  Miss  A. 
Tllley,  Hon.  S.  L.    "'»'' 
Vkvftsour,  H.  F. 
Wallace,  Charlotte 
Wallace  James  F. 
Wallace,  Mary 
Wandlcss,  Henry 
Ward,  Dr. 
West,  Mrs. 
Wilkinson,  John 
Williams,  Edward 
Wpmot,  E.  H. 
Wilmot,  Mrs.  E.  H. 
Wolhaupter,  Mrs. 
Yardy,  Edward 
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Clowes,  John 
CUrrie,  George 
DeVeber,  N.  H. 
DeVeber,  Mrs.  Gabriel 
Dickie,  Edward  M. 
DuVernet,  Henry 
Gilbert,  Mrs.  S.  H. 
Gilbert,  The  Misses     ' 
BardJng,  C.  A. 
Hewlitt,  Kichard 
fiewlitt,  Thomas  Esq., 
Jphnston,  Mrs.  T.  M. 
Jjohnston,  Annie  Eliza 
Lyon,  Henry 
li&llidge,  John       '-'■'■'.. 
Keales  J.  Stanley  ,    •  ■ 
]^»ddock,  Miss       ■•'-  ' ' 
Peters,  Harry  (M.  D.,) 
Rector, 

&tnith,  Charles         ,  '•  = 
Tilley,  Thomas  - 

Wetmore,  Mrs.  T.  R.    • 
Williams,  Fred. 
Williams,  Eben 
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Mr,  Manzor  Dykeman, 

William  Foshay,  Esq., 

Mr.  John  Porter, 

Edmond  Buzza, 

Robert  Orchard, 

Samuel  Knight, 

Marcus  Cox, 

Joseph  W.  Williams, 

James  Porter, 

William  V.  White, 

Andrew  White, 

Gilbert  H.  Dykeman, 

Elias  Scribner,     , 

"    Peter  Knight,        ,  '  ', 

"   Benjamin  Gidney, 

"    John  Gidney, 

"    Isaac  Williams, 

Mrs.  Samuel  Scovil, 

St,  James'  Church  Collection,  1 

St.  John's        "  "  2 


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Mr.  Robert  Yeamans  ,,,    „   1  dO 

Parish  of  Cankino. 
Trinity  Church  Collection,   $0  93 


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Carey,  Rev.  G.  T.  £1 

Carey,  Mrs.  G.  T. 
Craig,  C.  Esq.,  '■'■■' 

Chancey,  Alexander 
Chancey,  Mrs.  Alexander 
Doggett,  J.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Gem,  Dr.  and  Mrs. 
Harvey,  Ethel  •.'■' 

Henderson,  Wm.  H.      -"''^  • 
Ingoth,  William  Sr.,     ' '-  •' 
Ingoth,  William  Jr., 
Ingoth,  Mrs.  William  Jr., 
Ingoth,  Charles  Jr., 
Newton,  Philip  Sr.,     , . 
Newton,  Mrs.  Philip   " 
Russell,  Eunice 


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Allen,  Brock 
Black,  Rev.  J. 
Burnett,  John 
Burnett,  Robert  ,. 
Clarke,  John 
Conway',  Catherine 
Dunphy,  Amelia 
Dunphy,  Thomas 
Frances,  Foreman 
Garden,  Georgo 
Garden,  James 
Grant,  Mrs. 
Grant,  Jane 
Hall,  James 
Eartt,  James 
Kilner,  Mrs.  &  family 
Lee,  John 
Lee,  Thomas  W. 
Leek,  George  ' 

Leek,  John 
Leek,  Emma 
Leek,  Harriet 
Leek,  William 

Leek,  Morris 
Manger,  Arthur 

McGubbon,  Ludlow 

Maclauchlan,  James  A. 

Maclauchlan,  James  A.  Jr., 

Murphy,  Honora 

Murray,  Isaac 

Murray,  Mrs. 

Murray,  'V^'^illiani 

Murray,  Jane 

Murray,  Thomas 

Murray,  Mrs.  Joseph 

Murray,  Thomas  Jri, 

O'Hara,  John 

Payne,  Joseph 

Payne,  Mrs. 

Payne,  George 

Pickard,  Mrs.        '"'''''  :^-^'' 

Rainsford,  H.  B.      »'•  '    ' 

Rainsford,  A.  W. 

Rainsford,  H.  B.  Jr., 

Rainsford,  John 

Rainsford,  Mary       ^  ^*  *" 

Russell,  Mrs.  '  '•"^' 

tStnith,  Nathan  ^''"'''^ 


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Vcnner,  Georgo  '  "  * 
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KINGSTON. 


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Appleby,  John  T. 

Brien,  James 

Brien,  Jobi- 

Brien,  Jc      Tr. 

Cookson,  James  Esq., 

Crawford,  Frederick 

Crawford,  Mrs.  Stephen 

Dixon,  John 

Dixon,  Thomas       •  ' '  '.^ 

Dixon,  Thomas  P.    ''^'  '" 

Flewelling,  William  P. 

Flewelling,  Wm.  J. 

Flewelling,  Miss  S.  E. 

Flewelling,  Miss  Phcbe 

Flewelling,  Robert  J. 

Flewelling,  Mcrritt 

Ford,  Rolla 

Foster,  Hoyt 

Foster,  Samuel  Esq.' 

Holder,  Robert 

Hoyt,  Charles 

Hoyt,  George 

Lee,  Mrs.  Thomas  C. 
M'Dougall,  Miss  A. 
M'Dougall,  Miss  Jane  C. 
Moore,  Miss  Sarah 
Northnip,  Daniel         . ,, 
Northrup,  Eli  S.     ,"^"\ 
Northrup,  James  S.    -  f''"" 
Parker,  John  ■'h)-'n 

Perkins.  B.  A.  E«q.;    '  ' 
Peters,  Miss  Amelia 
Peters,  Miss  Augusta 
Pickett,  Mrs.  David 
Pickett,  Justus 
Pickett,  Horatio 
Raymond,  Wm. 
Scovil,  Mrs. 
Scovil,  Rev.  W.  E. 
Scovil,  T.  Lee 
Scovil,  Miss  E 
Scovil,  C  H 
Scovil,  E  A 
Scott,  Dr  "' 

Sheldrick,  Ezra 
Snider,  James 
Vail,  Colonel 
Wetmore,  D  Jr 
Wetmore,  Rev  D  J 
Wetmore,  David  P 


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Whelpley,  Goo  F 
Wholplcy,  Mrs  Geo  F 
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MAUOERVILLE. 


Carman,  Odber  .^^^  .^ 

Covert,  George  B.    l;,f,lx 
Covert,  John  S.       .r.vi^r 
Carrie,  C.  D.  O. 
DeVeber,  Miss 
DeVeber,  J.  W. 
Hamilton,  James 
Ladde,  William 
Ladds,  Frederick 
Magee,  W 
McGarrigle,  Mrs' 
Miles,  T  O 
Miles,  Mrs  ^ 

Milner,  Mrs 
Parley,  Thomas  II 
Shields,  Mrs  James 
Smith,  George  A 
Sterling,  George  A 
Collections, 


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Beckwith,  Thomas  A 
Brown,  George  L 
Brown,  Mrs  George 
Clowes,  Charles  H  , 
Clowes,  George 
Gilbert,  Thomas 
Gilbert,  Bradford 
Gilbert,  John 
Gilbert,  Dr. 
Gilbert,  Samuel 
Gilbert,  Mrs  S 
Gilbert,  Florence  Louisa 
Horson,  Eben  .,  „] 

Hubbard,  N  Esq 
Hubbard,  Mrs 
Hubbard,  Miss  M  J  E 
Hubbard,  Ambrose 
McPherson,  J  B 
Pollard,  Rev  H  7, 

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Street,  Edward  r.  (j 

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Stewart,  George     ;„•   >< : 


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Wilraot,  Hon  R  D 
Wilmot,  John 
Wilmot,  R  D  Jr 
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Hughes,  Thomas  1  00 

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Chandler,  E  Jr,  Esq 
Chandler,  I(  M  D, 
Elliott,  J  ^  VI  ;.,.  .  'jfMO 

Jacobs,  H  M  D,  ^^_.^^\,i  hmn 

King,  P  ,„.,.(,  l;Mi> 

Marr,  JH  ^otn.ij.wlli 

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Torry,  William       cK  a  ^        2  00 
Taylor,  Ezekiel  '         5  00 

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Baxter,  W  H 
Bostwick,  Mrs 
Barberie,  Miss 
Brown,  James 
Brown,  George 
Cother,  Thomas 
Cochran,  S  A 
Dixon,  Charles 
Fairweather,  Mr  &  Mrs  John 
Fairwcather,  Douglas 
Fairweather,  IMr  &  Mrs  S 
Fairweather,  Edwin 
Fairweather,  Charles 
Fairweather,  Thomas 
Fairweather,  James  Esq 
Fairweather,  James  Jr, 
Fairweather,  Stephen 
Frost,  Harvey 
Frost,  Harriet  A 
Frost,  Charles  E 
Frost,  Miss  E  B 
Hodges,  Moses 
Httgbson,  James 


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Hooper,  Mrs  &  Miss 
Hatilold,  Daniel 
Hatfield,  J  B 
Hatfield,  VrsDB 
Hodgins,  Elizabeth 
Hendricks,  C  J  &  family 
Kctchum,  William 
Ketclmm,  Isaac 
Kctchum,  Robert 
Kctchum,  Peter 
Kctchum,  Charles 
Kctchum,  Mrs  James 
Ketclium,  Miss  E  A 
Ketchum,  Miss  Julia 
Kctchum,  Thomas 
Ketclmm,  Miss  E  D 
Leavitt,  Mrs 
Lavinjrton,  Miss  A 
Mayliur,  Mary 
Otty,  Robert 
Raymond,  J  B  S 
Raymond,  Silas 
Raymond,  Miss  C 
Raymond,  Mrs  J  M 
fiimonds,  Mrs  R 
Sinionds,  Lily 
Simonds,  Cornelia 
Simonds,  Blanch 
Shaffroth,  Mr  &  Mrs  John 
Ward,  Mrs 
Warncford,  Mrs 
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Wctmore,  H  S 
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Wetmore,  Mrs  C  H        ',' 
Wctmore,  Charles  E 
Wilson,  T  &  J  and  Sister 
Wetmore,  Ruth 
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Armstrong,  John 
Bayard,  R  (M  D) 
Bayard,  Charles 
I  Burgess,  William 
{Burgess,  Robert 
I  Bell,  James 
Barton,  John 
Corbett,  Jolm 
Fowler,  Gabriel,  Sr 
I  lowler,  Gabriel,  Jr 
I  Powler,  Richard 


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Graham,  Richard 
Graham,  Margaret 
Graham,  Barbary 
Graham,  Thos 
Graham,  William 
Graham,  John 
Graham,  T  Allan 
Griffith,  James 
HoflTman,  Miss 
IlAwe,  Robert 
Jones,  George 
Jones,  Robert 
Mahood,  George 
Maliood,  Miss 
Martin,  James 
Martin,  John 
McKinney,  James 
McDonald,  James 
McLeod,  Norman 
Mills,  George 
Policy,  Esq.  James 
PoUey,  Richard 
PoUey,  William 
Perkins,  Esq,  Joseph 
Perkins,  Charles 
Perkins,  Josiah 
Richey,  Rev  T  S 
Smith,  George 
Tilley,  John 
Tilley,  William 


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Akerlcy,  James 
Allan,  Thomas  B 
Cunard,  William 
Connelly,  John 
Court,  W 
Gregory,  Robert 
Harrison,  Rev  W 
Harrison,  Messrs  J  v^  W  1? 
Hatheway,  F  W 
Hatheway,  Capt  C 
Hatlieway  Thomas 
Hyliard,  Thomas 
Lawton,  Wm  Esq 
Middlcmore,  Robert 
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Buddock,  Joseph 
Buddock,  Thomas 
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SohQales,  R 
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Smith,  Dr  Thomas 
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Arnold,  Hcbcr  ''^'', 

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Armstrong,  Robert 
Armstrong,  Edward 
Armstrong,  Christopher 
Bates,  Miss 
Beer,  William 
Boyd,  J  Edward 
Carman,  G  C 


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Cochrane,  John 
Coster,  Miss 
Crowley,  John 
DeVeber,  Boies 
DeVeber,  Rev  W  H 
Drury,  WO 
Drury,  Charles     '     V 
Drury,  Miss 
Elder,  Alexander 
Fairweather,  Edwin 
i*airweather,  Mrs 
Fairweather,  Joseph 
Fairweather,  Thomas 
Grindley,  R  R 
Howe,  John 
Jack,  William 
Jack,  Allan 
MUledg?,  Mrs  T  B 
Mills,  William 
McAvity  James 
Nevins,  James 
Peacock,  Eliza      .: 
Peters,  Miss 
Peters,  J  W 
Peters,  iVm  T 
Bobinson,  Major  W  B 
Bobinson,  T  M 
Bo  we,  John 
Bowling,  John  \ 

Scovil,  WmHy 
Scovil,  Saml  J 
ScoVil,  Edward 
Scovil,  WmB 


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Smith,  G  Sidney 
Snider,  Mr  and  Mrs  G  E 
Street,  Win  W 
Tyrrell.  Dr 
Thomson,  S  It 
Thomson,  Susan 
Tucker,  John        .  i     , 
Vroom,  WW 
Wetmore,  Dr 
Wright,  John 
Wright,  Miss 
Wright,  John  A 
Walker,  Dr  Thomas 
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MAGUNDY,  &c. 


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Allan,  Miss 

Brymer,  Charles     ^       j 
Charters,  Mrs.  R. 
Clements,  Frederick  W. 
Davidson,  Mrs.  Witter 
Davidson,  William 
Davidson,  John 
EUegood,  Mrs.  ,, 

Ellepood,  Miss       ,■',      ' 
Elkigood,  John  ' '  ,'*,  " 

lllcfeMjod,  William         \:    ' 
Eraser,  Mrs.  Thomas 
Eraser,  Alexander 
Henry,  John  A.      , 
Miller,  William     ''   ;"  ' 
Miller.  Arthur       "  .       ,  ' 
Nash,  Mrs.  '■' 

Tilley,  W.  C. 

I'RINCB   WILLIAM. 

Baine,  John  T. 
Burden,  Edward 
Burden,  V\  illiam 
Crothers,  Miss  J.     . 

Carter,  George     '  "'   " 
Cliff,  James  R. 
Crewdson,  Mrs.  John 
Gushing,  B.B.       ;■.•., 
Courser,  John  '  '     ' 

Elliott,  Thomas  '    ;' 

Furguson,  William    ■'',''' 
Goodine,  Frank  '  '  '' 

Grumble,  George 
Ilolyoake,  Mrs.  Joseph 


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Bondorson,  Jnntcs 
Ingrahain,  Ooorgo 
Jones,  Thornii* 
Jones,  Thomu8  Jr., 
Kelly,  John,  Senr., 
Kelly,  William 
Kelly,  Jolin 
Kitchen,  Josctpli 
Kitchen,  William  Jr., 
Kitchen,  (ieorge 
Kitchen,  Mrs.  George 
Kcin,  Edward 
Lister,  John  W. 
Long,  Charles 
Long,  W.  H. 
Mayes,  Mrs. 
Wofifat,  Thomas    ." , 
Moffat.  James 
Marshall,  John 
Marshall,  Miss 
McCleod,  Mrs.  G. 
McCutchen,  Mrs.  A. 
McCaskell,  Philip 
McDonald,  Malcolm 
Nevers,  Mrs.  Elisha 
O'Brien,  Thomas 
Ristecn,  Israel 
Risteen,  Mrs.  I. 
Synnott,  IJobert 
Smith,  John  R. 
Slip,  William 
Stephenson,  Robert 
Street,  Charles  Frederick 
Smith,  Robert  V.  (M.  D.,) 
Thompson,  John 
Vanwart,  John  G. 
Wheeler,  William 
Worden,  Daniel 
Wasson,  John 


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Blaney,  William  !  ' 
Blancy,  Henry     '' 
Blaney,  G. 
Blaney,  Robert 
Blaney,  G.  P. 
Edmondson,  Isaac 
Gartley,  John 
Gartley,  Mrs.  J. 
Gartley,  Andrew 
Henry,  James 
Henry,  Mrs.  J. 
Henry,  John  A. 
Henry,  William 
Jamieson,  William 
Korkpatrick,  Thomas 


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Lockard,  Thomas 
Love,  Thomas  A. 
Love,  Mrs.  T.  A. 
Love,  William 
Love,  James 
Miller,  John 
Miller,  Robert 
McCutchen,  Jamos 
Nelson,  James 


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Bowes,  James  91  00 

BuUey,  Arthur  1  00 

Caverhill,  William  50 

Hoyt,  Joseph  1  0jp> 

Ingraham,  Ira,  Sr  1 

Ingraham,  Hannah  1 

Ingraham,  Benjamin  1 

Ingraham,  Samuel  1 

Ingraham,  Sidney  I 
Ingraham,  Charles 
Ingraham,  Henry 
Ingraham,  Jane  &  Annie 

Miller,  William  1 

Miller,  Joseph  1 

MacCorquindale,  Wm  1 

MacConnell,  Anne  (legacy)  KJ 

Morehouse,  Charles  i 

Prescott,  Henry              j,  1 
Prescott,  John      ,.,.;/. 

Prescott,  Jane           I?   ^.',.,  50 

Prescott,  Thomas        '  V  i  ^  od 

Tippet,  HW  Rev        /  ,  .'  4  00 

Tippet,  Vivian  W        '    .,]  1  (^ 

Williams,  William        ,       ;  5C( 

Wiggins,  William          ,    ,'\  I  OiO 

West,  Lydia  Ann  S^ 

Friends,  1  00 

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2nd            do              do  6  OQ 

Books  sold             „„  :  ,  SO 


52  59 


RICHIBUCTO. 


Mrs  Chandler, 
Miss  Chandler, 
Mrs  Davis, 
William  Eddy, 
John  Orr, 
Mrs  Peabody, 
Mrs  S  Powell, 
William  Perry. 


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Mrs.  V\  ard, 

John  Whoton, 

William  WoHtun, 

little  Girls  Contribution, 

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Aughorton,  George 

Alexander,  Joseph 

Alexander,  Mrs. 

Alexander,  Sarah 

Buck,  William  M. 

Bull,  Henry 

Burns,  Ann 

Brodridge,  Henry 

Bell,  James 

Billings,  Samuel  I  , 

Billings,  Mrs. 

Billings,  Richard 

Coughlan,  Mrs. 

Campbell,  G.  F. 

Campbell,  John 

Dawson,  John 

Day,  Mrs. 

Denley,  Mrs. 

Dougherty,  James 

Dougherty,  Mary 

Eggleton,  George 

Greathead,  N.  T. 

Green,  Captain  ^ 

Gove,  Doctor  ,. 

Hatheway,  C.  E.  O.        , 

Houlton,  Grcenlcaf 

Hipwell,  Thomas 

Haddock,  Richardson 

Haddock,  Richardson  Jr. 

Harvey,  Hibbert 

Jones,  Sheriff 

Jones,  Owen 

James,  R  D  (W  &  O  Fund.)  2  00 

James,  Mrs  (Do) 

Julian,  Arthur 

Julian,  Alfred 

Johnston,  Henry 

Jones,  Thomas 

Ketchum,  Rev  W  Q 

Ketchum,  Bessie  11 

Ketchum,  Charles  J 

Kyle,  William 

Kyle,  Mrs 

Kyle,  Mary  Sophia 


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Law,  Tycwis 
Law,  Edward  F 
Mageo,  John  8 
Myers,  Charles  G 
McVlast<'r,  Sidney 
M<'(^urdy,  Thomas  A 
Mc(7urdy,  George  N 
M(>(}rotty,  Miss 
Osburn,  Henry 
Parker,  Doctor 
I'heasant,  Edward 
PheiiHunt,  Mrs 
Purton,  Robert 
Richardson,  Mrs 
Rice,  Charles  H 
Rice,  Mary  &  Emma 
Street,  James  W 
Street,  John  A  Jr 
Street,  George  D 
Stevenson,  Renjantin  11 
Stickney,  George  F 
Smith,  Rev  R  E 
Stone,  Mrs 
Smith,  Catherine 
Sniitli,  Ann 
Shannon,  Matthew 
►Stewart,  George 
Short,  William 
Storr,  Thomas 
Shaw,  Mrs 
Shaw,  William 
Shaw,  Joseph 
Shaw,  Robert       , ' 
Shaw,  Margaret    ,, 
Shaw,  Mary  Ann 
Turner,  Mrs  ,' 

Treadwell,  Matthew 
Wardlaw,  C   W 
Wardlaw,  Miss 
Waddell,  Francis 
Whitlock,  William 
Whitlock,  James  H 
WhiUock,  Mrs  J   H 
Wilson,  Edward, 
1st  Collection,  All  Saints, 
2d        do  do 

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Adams,  J  A 
Allison,  Edward  &  Mrs 
Anning,  George 
Barwick,  Miles  &  Mrs 
Ballcntine,  A 


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Burr.  T.  (i. 

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HiiyanI,  W.,  M.  I). 

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Hayard,  I{<)lii'rt.Mitn 

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Biiyaril,  Kilwin  M.  1)., 

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Ui'uc'oll,  (icorK*'  M. 

1  00 

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1  00 

Bi'dc'll,  Hi'v.  (i. 

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Ik'Bnanl.  Mr.  &  Mm. 

4  00 

Bovd,  Stanley 

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Brown.  .1.  ('. 

2  00 

CiiUHcy,  VVilliaiii 

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Cliirki",  C.  P.            -i  -J. 

1  00 

CrozicT,  H. 

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Cudlii..  J.  W.                 i 

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CiitliT,  .1.  K. 

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Daify,  .Idlin                    tl    / 

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Daley,  I'aul 

50 

Daily,  iVlrs.  M.            '  •'  r 

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Davidson,  William 

4  00 

Dt'voi',  .Inhn  D. 

2  00 

Foster,  S.  K.              -uit  '     < 

2  00 

Foster.  S.  K.  Jr., 

1  00 

Frith,  11.  W. 

6  00 

Frith.  »  rs.  II.  W. 

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Frost,  .John                      ''    •' 

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Friend,                               "?'■ 

50 

(iill»ert,  II.  T. 

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Gilhert.  (».  G.  jr.. 

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Gray,  Hon.  J.  II. 

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4  00 

Hammond,  l\frs. 

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Hammond,  Mrs.  G. 

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llanford.  >ir.  iLWrs.J.  T. 

LO  00 

Jlanfoni.  T.  T. 

4  0() 

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Hazen.  'ins 

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Ilinrv,  C'iiarlcs       •'•   •  i'l  •*• 

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Jatk,\virs.  U. 

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Johnston,  Mrs.  II.        '  .  '• 

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Lawton,  W.  G.                   1  . 

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MeAvity,  .lames               'U'l, 

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MeGivern,  K.  P. 

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ML(Jrath,  John 

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McKay,  lluf,'h 

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McNichol.  J.inies 

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MeNiehol,  .lames  jr.. 

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Mae.N'utt,  Uev.  Geori,'0  A. 

1  00 

Mat?ee,  .loiin 

2  00 

Magee,  .\.  &  Mrf. 

2  00 

Manning.  H. 

1  00 

Marven.  J,)hn                  '•    , 

2  00 

Mattiiews,  George 

2  00  . 

Mattliew.s,  George  F. 

1  00 

Meliek,  G.  .1. 

2  00 

Melick,  Henry 

2  00 

Men  ill,  ('. 

M'Tiift,  Mrs.  ThomaH 
Mii-rill,  MisM 
Mfrritt,  MisH  Ann  C. 
Mi-rritt,  Gray  T. 
Merrltt,  David  P. 
IMiTritt,  Albert 
IVKrrilt,  K.  M. 
Millidge.  T.  K. 
Miillin,  (Jeorge 
Nieholson.  .1.  W. 
Patterson,  William 
Parker,  lion.  Judge 
Patton,  Charles 
Patton,  ThoM\aH 
Perkins,  Mrs.  A.  C. 
Perley.  Mrs.  M.  11. 
P(  ters,  H.  L, 
Pine,  Jury 
Preston,  Dr. 
Uanney,  Mrs. 
Hanney.  II. 
Hawleigh,  Mrs. 
Kaymond,  C.  E. 
Uoliinson,  B. 
Hohinson,  iMrs.  G.  D 
Kynd,  Hohert 
Sandall.  John 
Sears,  E. 
Sears,  J. 
Siniojids,  iMisa 
Spurr,  J.  DeW. 
Stejihenson,  ^Irs.    . 
Sturdee,  II.  P. 
Sunday  School  Children, 
Scovil,  ^]\an 

'I'liomiKion,  Miss        ^    ' 
Ihurgar,  J.  V.      ''•'•• 
Tisdale,  T.  E.  G. 
Tilton,  Joim 
Vernon,  J. 
Wiiitney,  Frank 
Walton.  William  ' '  • 

Wedderburn,  VV. 
Weldon.  J.  W. 
VVeldon,  C.  W. 
Whitney,  O.  W. 
V\  hitney.  J.  A. 
\\  iggins,  Mrs.  S.    •  ' 
NN  igsrins,  F.  A. 
V\  etmore.  Mrs.  Wm 
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Hare,  Miss             '    ' 

'    1  00 

Hastings,  John 

30Q 

Armstrong,  Rev.  G.  M. 

m  00 

Irish,  J.  W.  M. 

2  00 

Armstrong,  Mrs.  G.  M. 

4  00 

Irish,  Mrs.  J.  W.  M. 

1  00 

Armstrong,  John  S. 

1 00 

Jones,  Simeon 

4  00 

Armstrong,  William  H. 

1 00 

Jarvis,  William  M. 

15  00 

Adams,  William  H. 

10  00 

Jarvis,  Mrs.  William  M 

5  00 

Armstrong,  John 

6  00 

King,  Thomas 

4  00 

Anonymous,           >i    ,;;<♦,. , 

V   i  00 

Keans,  William  H.  A. 

1  50 

Anslcy,  .Mrs.               r;"  i    . 

1  00 

Keans,  Mrs.  William  H. 

A.     1  00 

Beatteay,  Dr.         ,.-'\-\\' 

2  00 

Keans,  George  F. 

1  00 

Barlow,  Mrs.         ,.,[., i.  .j..,i 

8  00 

Kaye,  J.  J. 

.     4  00 

Berton,  Miss                .  »^  , 

1  00 

Kinnear,  C.  F. 

^/  ,    2  00 

Berton,  S.  D. 

10  00 

Kcator,  Dr. 

I      4  00 

Berton,  Mrs.  S.  D. 

4  00 

Lester,  W.  H. 

iji;    1  00 

Berton,  William  S.      i. 

1  00 

Lee,  Miss 

>•<<     1  00 

Berton,  Wm.  J.  &  Mrs. 

8  00 

Larkin,  Captain            -'• 

..     1  00 

Barker,  Frederick 

1  00 

I^awton,  Benjamin      Ir. 

(f  .    2  00 

Blatch,  George 

2  00 

Mullin,  Mrs.                 1 

r.il      1  00 

Boyd,  Mrs.  John                ;. 

4  00 

McArthur,  John 

H       1  00 

Burpe,  Frederick               > 

10  00 

McDougall,  Mrs.         ' 

•i       1  00 

Barker,  T.  B. 

4  00 

McGowan,  John 

,      1  00 

Chipman,  Mrs. 

20  00 

McCarty,  Mrs.               , 

i         1  00 

Clarke,  Miss  L.  A. 

1  00 

Perkins,  D.  H. 

•    1  00 

Clinch,  R.T. 

4  00 

Perkins,  Harvey 

1  00 

Christy,  Mrs.  John         . , 

1  00 

Perkins,  D.  C. 

:     i    4  00 

Crear,  John                   ^ 

2  00 

Perkins,  E.  L.             i  . 

-    •    2  00 

Couglilan,  A.  A. 

2  00 

Peters,  Mrs.             •  , ,  • ' 

a  1  00 

DeVcber,  L.  H. 

12  00 

Price,  Benjamin        '  i 

1     .:     1  00 

DeVeber,  Mrs.  L.  H. 

8  00 

Uuel,  James  R. 

4  00 

DeVeber,  R.  S. 

4  00 

Iluel,  Mrs.  James  R. 

2  00 

Daniel,  T.W. 

20  00 

Ritchey,  William 

1  00 

Daniel,  Mrs.  T.  W.      .  (    , 

4  00 

Secord,  James  F. 

'      2  00 

Daniel,  Arthur             ,\  ,.; 

2  00 

Smith,  William  F. 

,  i     2  00 

Daniel,  Mrs.  Arthur 

1  00 

Street,  William  H.      .  ', 

iM,     100 

Dickson,  R.  S.               jr, 

3  00 

Smith,  Thomas  M. 

H    r>  00 

Dickson,  Mrs.  R.  8. 

1  00 

Starr,  R.  Peniston 

.M<:  2  00 

Dickson,  C.  T. 

1  00 

Smith,  George  F. 

-           50 

DeForest,  George  S. 

4  00 

Turnbull,  W.  W. 

3  00 

Evans,  Evan 

,    1  00 

Turnbull,  Charles  G. 

50 

Emory,  0. 

25 

Taylor,  J.  P. 

1  00 

Fairweather,  George  E. 

2  00 

Tucker,  C.  H.               • 

•M      1  00 

Flood,  C. 

1  00 

Winters,  John 

)./ ;.     1  00 

Foster,  Ankey 

1  00 

Ward,  John 

4  00 

Foster,  Mrs.  Ankey 

1  00 

1st  Collection, 

>       56  54 

Fairweather,  C.  H.  &  family, 

21  00 

2nd        do. 

38  31 

Foster,  Dr.  A.  T.  D. 
Foster,  Mrs.  A.  T.  D. 

2  00 

M     \J\J 

1  50 

$442  60 

Foster,  Mrs.  C.  V. 

1  50 

.... 

Gillis,  John                <    ..,7, 

10  00 

Green,  James                  ; 

1  00 

ST.  JOHN~ST.  JAMES.     . 

Grindon  &  Lynch, 

2  00 

Garby,  John 

1  00 

Andrew,  Mrs. 

$1  00 

Hubbard,  W.  D.  W. 

2  00 

Armstrong,  Rev.  W. 

25  00 

Hubbard,  Miss  S.  W. 

1  00 

Bates,  Mrs. 

50 

Horsfiill,  James 

4  00 

Betts,  Mrs. 

1  00 

Hamilton,  Dr.  George  A. 

4  00 

1   Bhike,  John 

20 

Hendorson  &  Lcc, 

1  00 

[  Boyd,  Mrs. 

.;  .     4  00 

Hall,  S.  S. 

10  00 

i  Boyne,  Mrs. 

1  00 

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3  00 
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56 
38 


$442  60 


lMES. 


$1  00 

25  00 

50 

1  00 

20 

4  00 

1  00 

Britain,  Mrs. 

Bunsworth,  Miss 

Cassidy,  R. 

Ciiildren  of  Sunday  School 

Clarke,  C.  P. 

Clementson,  F. 

Coigley,  Mrs. 

Crockford,  .     ,^ 

Crookshank,  R.  W.        "    j' 

Crooksliank,  Miss  ^,, 

DeForest,  J.  S.  V  • 

Deanery  Meeting, 

Dibblee,  Arch. 

Friend, 

Garlmt,  Henry 

Godiird,  Mrs. 

Grant,  J.  M.  ^  j 

Grant,  Mrs. 

Horner,  Wni.  "' 

Hunter,  Roger 

Huyf^hue,  8. 

Jord  in,  D. 

Keo.  George 

Kee,  Wni. 

Kenneh,  Miss  . 

Kerr.  D.  S.  •' 

Kim  oar,  Mrs.  J. 

Kim  ear.  Miss  E. 

Kinr.*ar,  Miss  A.  ,   ., 

Knovi-lton,  ftlrs. 

Laird.  C. 

Majt^ibanks,  Miss 

McK  ly,  Hugh 

Mill'  (Ige,  Miss         .. 

NagK',  Mrs. 

Neill.  Mrs. 

Otty.  Mrs.  H. 

Peniiilly,  Mrs. 

Peters,  Mrs.  0.  J.      ' 

Petc'is.  Hurd 

Pike,  Mrs. 

Port  i\  J. 

Pric( ,  ,Jamo« 

Robi.ison,  F. 

Robinson,  J.  M. 

Robi'ison.  Mrs.  W.  H. 

Scrii  ner, 

Seed  ,  Samuel 

Slier:>l;in,  P. 

Sinu  ids,  Mrs.  C. 

Stew  irt,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J. 

Stew  irt,  W.  O. 

StOAv  irt,  1). 

Suli  .  Jos. 

Tho;  us,  Mrs. 

Tho    as  J. 

Tho,  i)S(m,  W. 

Will   ,  Edward 

Wilh  )n,  J. 


$1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

5  GO 

2  00 

4  00 

0  25 

1  00 

16  00 

2  00 

0  60 

2  50 

0  50 

5  00 

4  00 

1  00 

4  00 

0  50 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00  j 

0  COj 

2  00  1 

Wright,  W. 

Wriglit,  W.  M. 

Wriglit,  Charles 

1st  Semi  Annual  Collection,  21  00 

2nd        do.  do.         19  00 


$"50  od 
6  00 
4  00 


/       ■"'  "      $2S2  70 
SAINT  MARY'S  &  STANLEY. 


Atkinson,  Mrs.  Geo. 

Bryden,  W.  H. 

Barker,  Mrs.  A.    »r    ,,.. 

Barker,  Miss 

Barker,  Charlotte 

Barker,  William 

Barker,  Thomas,  Esq., 

Barker,  Mrs.  T. 

Burt,  Stephen 

Clarkson,  James 

Campbell,  Vlrs.  James 

Cowpcrthwaite,  Reuben 

Cowperthwaite,  J. 

Carman,  Samuel 

Carman,  Miss       iu"  .  ;•. 

Carnuin,  Fanny 

Carman,  Saml.  J. 

Cook,  Jeremiah 

Clarkson,  Wm.  Esq. 
0  60  !  Clarkson,  Jonas,  Esq., 
0  60  i  Clarkson,  John 

Donald,  George 

Donald,  Mrs.  Geo. 

Donald,  Richard 

Donald,  Mary 

Dougla.s,  David 

Douglas,  Thomas 

Douglas,  John  ,,    , 

Donald,  Matilda 

Estabrooks,  Calvin 

Elliott,  Wm. 

Friends  to  Stanley 

Fowier,  Frasher 

Friend, 

Gill,  Mrs.  Henry 

Hanson,  B.  M. 

Humble,  George         ,  ,? 

Jaffrey,  Itev.  Wm. 

Kelley,  Richard 

Kelley,  Mrs. 

Logan,  Martlia  i 

Miilikin,  Mrs.  H. 

Miles,  Charles  ,,, 

L'.)    Patehel,  Wm. 
1  00    Peppers,  Sarah 
1  00    Pepjters,  Ann 
1  0.'>    Pepper.«,  Mrs. 
1  00    Plant,  Wm. 


0  80 
0  50 

0  50 

1  00 


4  00 
2  00 
1  00 

0  50 

1  00 

0  50 
4  00 
4  00 

2  00 

1  00 

2  00 
2   00 

10  00 
10  00 

0  50 

1  00 

0  25 

1  00 


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1  00 

50 

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Plant,  Mrs.  Win. 
IVppers,  John 
Poppers,  Mrs.  John 
liice,  Mrs. 
ltof,'er8,  Tliomos 
Scott,  Rol)ert 
Stirling,  Miss 
Staples,  VVm. 
Staples,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Spears,  EM. 
Spears,  Jane 
Smith,  Benson,  Esq., 
Turnbull.  Stephen 
"Waugh,  Mrs. 
Yerxa,  Gihriel,  Esq., ' 
Yerxa,  Allen 
Ist  Collection,  St.  Marys, 
2nd        do.  do. 

1st         do.        Sijvnley, 
2nd        do.  do. 


50 

50 

60 

1  00 

12 

24 

1  00 

50 

50 

24 

10 

48 

25 

20 

44 

50 

1  80 

1  10 

1  20 

1  1)0 

$50  03 


P.  S.— J.  W.  Smith  has  paid  his 
usual  subscription  but  limited  it 
to  the  Endowment  Fund. 


ST.  STEPHEN. 


A  Chnrchnian, 
Abbot,  P.  M.  ■'' 

Abbot,  Mrs.  P.  M.      '  ■ 
Abbot,  M,n  y   C. 
Abbot,  Sira'li  II. 
Abbot,  F.mn^'  L. 
Abbot,  Ann  15. 
Andrews,  Mrs. 
Atherton,  Mrs. 
Brixly,  Mrs. 
Brixiy,  James 
IJrixly,  Mr?.  James 
Blair,  Mr.s. 
Bolten,  John 
Bolten,  Mrs.  John 
Kat-tman,  Mrs. 
Gregg,  Abraham 
Grimmer,  John 
Grimmer,  Mrs  John 
Orinmier,  (Jeorge  S. 
Grimmer,  WIMi.im 
Grinmier,  Mrs.  \\  illiam 
Hitcliings,  Mrs. 
Johnston,  Miss 
Lindsay,  Mrs.  M. 
MclJriile,  Archibald 
McEiroy,  A'.examler 
McNeil.  Mrs. 
Markr,  Nelnmiali 


$0  50 
1  00 

1  00 
50 
50 
50 
50 
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60 

2  00 
2  00 
2  00 

00 
GO 
00 
00 
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50 
50 
1  00 

1  00 

2  00 
50 

3  50 
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4  00 


1 

3 
1 
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Marks,  Mrs.  N. 
Manks,  M.  Maud 
Maxwell,  George 
Medley,  Edward  E.  S 
Medley,  Mrs.  S. 
Meredith,  Pliilip 
Neill,  Albert 
Porter,  Mrs.  ^^  illiam 
Porter,  Mrs.  Joseph 
Rose,  \\  illiam  T. 
Rose,  Mrs.  W.  T. 
Rose,  Jolui 
Ryder,  John 
Rose,  David 
Sands,  (ieorge  ' ' 

Smith,  Mrs. 
Smith,  Thomas 
Stuirt,  Miss 
Thoms(m,  Rev.  S.,  D. 
Thomson,  Robert,  M. 
Waddell,  .James 
Wall,  Giil)ert 
Watson,  lioliert 
Watson,  Mrs.  R. 
Watson,  Jennie 
Watson,  Emma 
Webber,  Henry 
Watson,  W  illiam 


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1  00 

3  00 

2  00 

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1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

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GO 
GO 

$78  G6 


SACKVILLE  &  DORCHESTER. 


SACKVILLK 

Allison,  H.  U. 

II.  B. 


Allison,  Ml 
Allison,  Mrs 


J.F. 


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$2  * 

1  00 

2  00 


A  Friend. 
Bell,  Robert 
Black,  S.  F. 
Botstbnl,  Hon.  A.  E. 
Botsibrd,  "n  m. 
Boultenliousc,  Jno.,  Sr. 
Carter,  Thomas 
Cogswell,  K'd. 
Crane,  Miss 
Dixon,  K.  Vt. 
Evans,  Miss 
.(ohnslon,  Dr.  \Vm. 
Johnston,  Mrs.  V\  m. 
Knapp,  Dr. 
Milner,  Mis.  C. 
Miliier,  »*  in. 
Murrny,  Miss      '■  '''    '' 
McAllister,  Robt.  ' 
Palmer,  Piiilip 
Power,  .Vniiie 
Parily,  Jo  in 
Robeitt,  Uev.  G.  G. 


00 
GO 
00 
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GO 

1  00 

2  00 
4  00 

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25 
2  00 
2  00 
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1  00 
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4  00 

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1  00 

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4  00 

GO 

25 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 

50 
4  00 

50 
1  00 

50 
1  00 
4  00 


Roberts,  Mrs.  G.  G. ',,  f'  j,] 

Robson,  Thos. 

Ku88,  Charles 

Wilson,  Rit'hard 

Wilkins,  James 

Ist  Collection 

2ncl  Collection, 


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2  00 
1  00 
1  00 

'  50 
G  42 
6  79 


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DORCHESTER 

Backhouse,  Win. 
Botsford,  Sheriff 
Carter,  Edward 
Chandler,  Hon.  E.  B. 
Chandler,  George 
Chapman,  David 
Gilbert,  Gay 
Gilbert,  Bradford 
Gilbert,  Miss 
Godfrey,  Robt. 
Godfrey,  Mrs.  11. 
Godfrey,  Miss 
Godfrey,  Charles 
Godfrey,  Edwin 
Hanington,  D.  L. 
Hanington,  Mrs.  D.  L 
Hickman,  Joseph 
Hickman,  John 
Hickman,  V\  illiam 
Keillor,  Thomas 
King,  Dr. 
McCard5',  Miss 
Moore,  J.  L. 
Palmer,  Gideon 
Robb,  Alexander 
Sayre,  Otho 
Smith,  A.  J. 
Tait,  E.  V. 
Wilson,  A.  S. 
1st  Collection,  ,  ■ 

2nd  Collection,     ,*7,i*-. 


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$58  3G 

$1  00 

2  00 

50 

20  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

1  00 

:.'  50 

50 

1  00 

50 

2  00 

2  00 

1  25 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

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2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

50 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

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G  77 

$67  98 


SIMONDS. 

■yi  c; 

Allan,  Mrs. 

$1  00 

Armstrong,  R.  Sands 

1  00 

Armstrong,  James 

GO 

Armstrong,  John 

GO 

Armstrong,  William 

GO 

Burns,  Mr.            .,      , 

1  00 

Daly,  William      ''    '"  ' 

1  00 

Evans,  William 

1  00 

Evans,  Mrs.  William 

GO 

Evans,  Richard 

I  00 

Evans,  Mrs.  liichard 

GO 

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Evans,  Robert    , , 
Moore,  Robert 
Moore,  John,  Sr., 
Moore,  John,  Jr., 
Johnston,  John 
Jordan,  William 
Scovil,   Rev.  William,  for 
Widows  &  Ori»hans  Fund 
Schorteld,  Rev.  George 
Schofleld,  G.  Arthur 
Quinton,  Mr. 
Ist  Collection, 
2nd  Collection, 


riirtf  I 


1  00 

50 

90 

85 

70 

1  00 

20  00 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

'.■:'U  ■.■..;■/:' $43  45 
■-:tZ  ,-  -ifn'ii. 

SPRINGFILD  &  JOHis^STON. 

SPRINGFIELD. 

Boyd,  R.  M.               _  $1  00 

Benson,  Elnathan     !-.]i\  25 

Cromwell,  Matilda  44 

Cromwell,  Samuel     ,.  *",  60 
Crawfr  rd,  Isaac 
Farmer,  Wm. 
Frost,  Smith 

Gillies,  Elisha  50 

Huggard,  Richard  1  00 

Huggard,  Richard  Mrs.  60 

Huggard,  Elizabeth  ,  .,^(J 

Huggard,  Jame^  40 

Huggard,  Stephen  40 

Huggard,  Abraham  ,   23 

Huggard,  Abraham  Mrs.  23 

Keirstead,  S.  Mrs.  50 

Marven,  Josiah         :i   ,  tu:  2  OC 

Marven,  Philo               '  5C 

Marven,  Philo  Mrs.  5C 

Marven,  Silas  ,,,..6? 

Marven,  Silas  Mrs.         ,  ,;  ■'■^-M 

Marven,  Eliza              ,  ,,..  IOC 

Marven,  Charles            '  50 

Marven,  Charles  Mrs.  60 

Marven,  B.  G.  60 

Marven,  J.  H.                ,7  60 

Marven,  J.  H.  Mrs.      ,     >  40 

Marven,  Sturgess  '  ■'■  .;  1  OC 
McNaught,  Joseph  ;,  ^.jj,  2C 
Northrop,  A.  G.  Sen.  ^  .vAh-M 
Northrop,  A.  G.  Jr.  ....Niulifi 
Northrop,  Ganuiliel         .[-y   .,  ;-m 

Northrop,  Lewis                   .  '.  ,'<» 

Northrop,  Jarvis  T.  2c 

Northrop,  J).  W.  IC 
Northrop,  J.  C.                i;  .,;  ,,,SI 

Northrop,  J.  C.  Mrs.  zl 

Northrop,  W.  J.  C.  6C 

Northrop,  W.  J.  C.  Mrs.  2£ 


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Northrop,  Jernsha  A. 
Northrop,  W.  E. 
Northrop,  J.  H. 
Northrop,  Joseph  N. 
Northrop,  Palmer 
Northrop,  Jarvis  T. 
Northrop,  Ellen  J. 
Northrop,  A.  W. 
O'Neil,  Richard 
O'Ncil,  Jno.  ''    '  ■ 

O'Neil,  Jno.  Mrs.       '■^;''' 
Pickett,  Ichiibod         '  ■ '; 
Pickett,  M.  M.  >  "    ' 

Perkins,  Drake  J.  ' 

Reed,  Robert  '   '.' 

Raymond,  Philo  Eeq. 
Raymond,  E.  G.  N. 
Rogers,  Geo.  Rev. 
Rogers,  Mrs. 
Scovil,  James 
Scovil,  Ella 

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Johnson,  D. 
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King,  John 
Musgrove,  Mrs.  W. 
Parlee,  Mrs.  H. 
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Ashe,  James 
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Debow,  James 
Debow,  Richard 
Demill,  Henry 
Demill,  Julia 
Demill,  Susan 
Douglass,  Henry 
Douglass,  James        ' 
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Dougherty,  Mrs.         i 
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Drummond,  William 
Drummond,  David 
Drummond,  Susan 
Drummond,  Lavinia 
Ferguson,  John 
Fletcher,  George 
Forsythe,  James  J. 
Forsy the,  Robert 
Forsythe,  Frances  J. 
Forsythe,  Sarah 
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Foster,  Edward 
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Kilpatrick,  Martha 
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McGowan,  Sarah 
McGowan,  Samuel 
Mills,  John 
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Noble,  George 
Pattison,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 
Pattison,  Bessie 
Pattison,  Mary 
Robertson,  John 
Sherwood,  Mrs. 
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Sherwood,  Andrew 
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Walker,  Margaret 
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Wallace,  Mrs.     ",'" 
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Hamni,  David  ;  ;   . 

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Lingley,  Edward 

Lingley,  J.  Bartlott 

Long,  James  '   '    ' 

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McBcth,  James 

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Parker,  William 

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Broderick,  A.  M. 
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Strickland,  George 
Strickland,  Mrs.  George 
Strickland,  Ida  Eugenia 
Strickland,  Kate  R. 
Strickland,  C.  N.  Summers 
Strickland,  Hilda  M. 
Stokoe,  .Mrs. 
Thistle,  William 
Thistle,  Mrs.  William 
Tupper,  J.  R. 
Upham,  William 
Upham,  Mrs.  William       ir 
Upham,  Francis  E.     ,,  ..  . i 
Upham,  Augustus        i;     ,• 
Upham,  Henry 
Weeks,  Mrs.  Wingate     ,.  •, 
Weeks,  Fanny  K. 
Weeks,  Dudley  R. 
Weeks,  Jessie  L. 
Welch,  Mrs.  .    ;. 

Winslow,  John  C.  - 

Winslow,  Mrs.  John  C. 
Winslow,  John  N.  W. 
Winslow,  Minnie  ',,.| 

Winslow,  Jessie  K. 
Winslow,  Wcntworth 
Winslow,  T.  Bradshaw 
\Voodforde,  John  Mount  W. 

RICHMOND 

Bell,  Mrs.  William 
Bell,  Thomas 
Bell,  Mrs.  Thomas 
Boyd,  Charles 
Broadstreet,  John 
Cotton,  William  J. 
Currie,  Andrew 
Currie,  Mrs.  Andrew 
Currie,  William 
Carpenter,  Birdsall  if 
Cunliffe,  Ellis  \ 

Cunliffe,  Ntrs.  Ellis 
Custance,  Robert 
Dalling,  Thomas  Sen. 


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IWcBridc,  Mrs.  John 
IcBride,  Robert 
IcBride,  Mrs.  Robert 
IcBride,  Arthur 
IcBride,  Mrs.  Arthur 
dcBride,  Thomas 
Iclntyrc,  Tatrick 
iclntyre,  Mrs.  Patrick 
/Iclntyrc,  Mary 
Iclntyre,  Elilabeth     ,.  ' 
Iclntyre,  Robert      -i-j.l 
Iclntyre,  Isabel       ;^i    (,• 
ffclntyre,  Andrew      !'  nu 
Jclntyre,  William 
IcLellan,  John  u 

JcKee,  John  «  . 

IcKee,  Thomas        ;  ,  • 
IcKee,  Mary  ,.  > 

kcCulloch,  Robert     .,  V 
larks,  Mrs.  u' 

larks,  Marian 
llummer,  T.  T.  &  Wife, 
Iced,  William 
Itewart,  John 
Bokes,  William         .liju' 
Irong,  Tlioiias        ii.':>i 
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lokl,  W. 
lold,  Mrs.  VV. 

nold,  M iss  ..  ,..i 

kvard,  Alexander    i  ^^  . 
^vard,  James  i.:;;') 

awford,  W.      .{,••  .r-  j,i 
^rlinff,  Mrs. 

scon,  Mrs.  y>-,,, 

son,  W.  A. 

son,  James 

zgerald,  Catherine 
^welling,  Mrs.  George 

rd,  Mrs.  ^ 

rd,  Miss 
1,  J.  P.  Esq.,  ,i, 


40 

Strong,  Mrs.  Willian 

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60 

Strong,  Fanny 

98 

60 

Strong,  Letltia  Covert 

S5 

1  20 

Strong, Isaac 

50 

75 

Strong,  Xtrs.  Isaac 

50 

60 

Toms,  John 

eo 

60 

Wilson,  Kphraim 

80 

1  00 

Wilson,  Samuel 

eo 

1  00 

Wilson,  Catherine 

eo 

60 

.^!ti;,    60 

JACK80NT0WN. 

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Emery,  Charles 

10  60 

60 

Emery,  Mrs.  Charles 

'     00 

60 

Emery,  Matilda 

86 

60 

Emery,  Scott 

50 

60 

Emery,  Mrs.  Scott 

50 

60 

Emery,  Bertha 

£6 

60 

Emery,  Hamilton 

80 

80 

Emery,  »'r8.  Hamilton 

80 

80 

Harper,  James, 

80 

40 

Harper,  xirs.  James 

80 

40 

Harper,  John 

80 

1  00 

Harper,  Mrs.  John 

80 

50 

Harper,  William  Frederick         124 

62i 

Harper,  Ann  Elizabeth 

124 

25 

Harper,  Aliop  Maud 

12 

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Harper,  Stanley  H. 

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60 

Simonson,  John  N. 

52 

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Simonson,  Mrs.  John  N. 

50 

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Simonson,  John 

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Simonson,  Mrs.  John 

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$182  16 

1  00 

Col.  in  St.  Luke's  Church, 

10  684 

874 

Do.  in  Christ's  Church, 

1  64 

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Do.  in  St.  John's  Church, 

1  63 

f  .  ¥1  75 

Do.  in  St.  Peter's  Church, 

1  88 

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Fowler,  Josiah 

8    0 

Fowler,  Miss 

3    0 

£0    2    6 

Gibson,  A.  &  Family, 

3    0 

2    6 

Hallett,  S.  Esq., 

10    0 

2    6 

Hallett,  Mrs —  . . 

7    C 

;.        1     6 

Hallett,  Henry        "         ' 

7    6 

6    0 

Keator,  J.  D.  iVf.  Esq., 

10    0 

I         5     0 

Kirk,  Miss 

5    0 

2     C 

Langstroth,  C.  Esq., 

1    0    0 

5    0 

Lyon,  Miss 

6    0 

5    0 

McBrine,  Patrick 

»    0 

5    0 

Montgomery,  Mary  Jane 

2    6 

4     0 

Qtty,  Allan 

Otty,  Mrs.  George      -v  ■ 

12     6 

6     0 

6    0 

6    0 

Palmer,  John             .fi}  ;  ■ 

12    6 

6    0 

Porter,  Miss            •  i-  !ii) 

a  6 

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Prince,  David      '    .i  ■   > 

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Prince,  Ocorgc 
I'rinfo,  J  limes 
Prince,  Mrs,  Charles 
Suunilei'H,  MrH. 
Seely,  MisH 
Simoruifl,  Mrs. 
Smitii,  Newton 
Sniitli,  C.  J. 
Smitli,  Mn.  C.  J. 
Smitii,  Josliua 
Sniitli,  Mrs.  £. 
Smitli,  Margaret 
Sniitli,  iHiibella 
Smith,  Ebenezcr 
Stantun,  Cnptain 
Townscnil,  llobert 
Walker,  liev.  VV.  W. 
Walker,  Mra.         »    . 
Walker,  Miss  -'     i  . 
Walker,  (Jeorgc 
Walker,  William 
Walker,  Wary 
Wiilker,  Elizabetli 
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Andrews,  Mrs  S  O 
Baldwin,  George 
Barry,  Thomas 
Billings,  John 
Billings,  Edmond 
Bolton,  James 
Boyd,  John 
Cameron,  Wellington 
Campbell,  Ronald 
Campbell,  William 
Cleburne,  John 
Consendine,  Mrs 
Drake,  Mrs 
Gillmor,  A  H  (M 
Goss,  Thorot 
Goss,  Mrs  T 
Hall,  Viark 
Hamilton,  John 
Johnson,  Charles 
Johnson.  Mrs  Samuel 
Kelly,  Joseph 
Knight,    'ideon 
Knight,  xirs  Joshua 
Knight,  E  P 
Logaa,  Samuel 


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Loiran,  Robert  90  SO 

LuiijjHte,  Hugh  2 

Ludgate,  MrH  U  1 

Liulgate  John  2 

Maxwell,  Andrew  0 

Mathe8on,  Hugh  1 

Vutheson,  Mrs  0 

Matheson,  George  0  50 

M eating,  Mrs  Joseph  1 

Massinett,  Joseph  1 

Massinett,  l^tiss  A  1 

Moran,  James  &  Son  2 

Milliken,  Dominious  1 

MeCallum,  Hugh  0  60 

iVIeCallum,  John 

McCormick,  Joseph 

IMeGee,  Richard 

MtGee,  Charles  Senr         v' 

MtOee,  Charles  Jr      ■  <''"':*■ 

McGee,  James  ;'  '<• 

MoGee,  Ingram  '^   "'"' 

McGivern,  Rev  John 

McGowan,  Thomas 

O'Brien,  John  ^    "f.« 

O'Brien,  James 

Parks,  iVIoses  &  Mrs 

Pratt,  Joseph 

Pratt,  James  C 

Randall,  B  &  Mrs  (in  time) 

Scott,  John 

Shaw,  WW''  0  60 

Smith,  TG    '  =^  /I"  -i  r  ^      1  00 

Stein,  James  "iltH"?/     o  60 

Stein,  Mrs  George  0  60 

Shaw,  Benjamin 

Spencer,  Edward 

Spinney,  Joseph 

Sutherland,  Robert 

Tayte,  Robert 

Thomson,  Mrs  S 

Thomson,  Miss  A 

Wetmorc,  A  J  &  Mrs 

Wetmore,  Major 

V\'etmore,  D  J 

White,  David  B 

U  illiams,  Mrs  Silas  1 

\\  ood,  Adam  0 


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0  60 


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2nd 

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00 
60 
36 
02 
12 


$109  98 


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PEMNFIELD  AND  POPO-LOOAN. 


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A  Friend, 
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Anderson,  Robert 


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POPO-LOOAN. 


0  26 
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AmliTHon,  Hninucl 
Jloyd,  Man?iiri't 
CiiHylc,  J(»hn 
ConiiDrM,  .liiiii'  Miss 
Cdokson,'  V\  illiiun  II 
Crickt'tt,  .lohii 
Ciiicki'tt  (ii'orge, 
Cricki'tt  Alifi", 
Crony,  llu>,'h     , 
CIuH'.  Miittlu-w 
(JilU'spU',  Jiimt'H 
lliinti-r,  Uobort 
Hawkins,  Nelson 
Julinson,  VV  illiani 
Julnison,  .lohn 
JuHtUon,  Isaac 
Kinilioll,  IMr8  H 
Kivol.  Patrick 
Kniiiiit,  (icorge  V 
Knight.  Mrs  (J  V 
Mcai.v,  Malcom,  senr 
Wcalv,  Malconi,  jr 
Mealy,  Alfred 
Mealy,  Hojjer  W 
McClean,  Charles 
McCloan,  ^\Ts  C       i 
McCunly,  An^is 
McFarlain,  Viillige, 
McKay,  .lames 
McKay,  Iliijfh 
McKay,  Samuel 
I're.scdU,  Kliza 
Sampson,  Joseph 


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0  50 
0  25 
0  <t2 
0  25 
0  75 
0  87 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  .50 

0  25 

1  00 
0  50 
0  25 

0  50 

1  00 
0  02 
0  25 
0  25 
0  75 


Hhuw,  Isaac  0  W) 

HpearH,  Thomai  M  0  624 

Spears,  Sariih,  junr  0  25 

Spinney,  JumuM  A  0  25 

riiKJi,  •  0  50 

Churcii  Colleet'n,  June  5-04  »  62 


$22  S8 


UOURKE  SETTLF.MKNT. 

Carson,  U  illiam,  sonr 
(larso  1,  Mrs  v\  HHam 
Carson,  ^*  illiam,  junr 
(;ars<m,  Achieon 
Carson,  Robert 
Cars»m,  Sarah  A 
Carson,  Uachael 
(/arson,  '  ary  Ann 
Carson,  Hannah 
llinor,  Charles 
Younj^,  Levi 


0  50 

0  50 

1  00 

1  00 

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Saint  George,'      •    ''""'''''$109  98 
Ponnfield  and  Popo-Logan,   22  38 


Uourke  Settlement, 


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$139  98 


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APPENDIX. 

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The  sum  total  of  the  contributions,  for  the  current  year,  ii 
as  follows : — 

8th  Object,  .'. $24  00 

»  9th    do 8  00 

'  General  Purposes, 5,672  90 

'  Total,.... $5, 604  90 

From  three  Parishes,  the  contributions  have  not  yet  been 
reported. 

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