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Microfiche 

Series. 


CIHM/ICIVIH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


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Technical  and  Bibliographic  Notes/Notes  techniques  et  bibliographiques 


The  Institute  has  attempted  to  obtain  the  best 
original  copy  available  for  filming.  Features  of  this 
copy  which  may  be  bibiiographically  unique, 
which  may  alter  any  of  the  images  in  the 
reproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  change 
the  usual  method  of  filming,  are  checked  below. 


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D 


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Coloured  covers/ 
Couverturo  de  couleur 


I      I    Covers  damaged/ 


Couverture  endommagie 


Covers  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Couverture  restaurie  et/ou  pellicul6e 


I      I    Cover  title  missing/ 


Le  titre  de  couverture  manque 

Coloured  maps/ 

Cartes  gdographiques  en  couleur 


□    Coloured  Ink  (i.e.  other  than  blue  or  black)/ 
Encre  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bleue  ou  noire) 

I      I    Coloured  plates  and/or  illustrations/ 


D 


Planches  et/ou  illustrations  en  couleur 


Bound  with  other  material/ 
Reli6  avec  d'autres  documents 

Tight  binding  may  cause  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  re  liure  serr6e  peut  causer  de  I'ombre  ou  de  la 
distortion  le  long  de  la  marge  intirieure 

Blank  leaves  added  during  restoration  may 
appear  within  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
I  se  peut  que  certaines  pages  blanches  ajout6es 
lors  d'une  restauration  apparaissent  dans  le  texte, 
mais,  iorsque  cela  6tait  possible,  ces  pages  n'ont 
pas  6t6  film6es. 


Additional  comments:/ 
Commentaires  supplAmentaires: 


L'Institut  a  microfilm^  le  meilleur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  6ti  possible  de  se  procurer.  Les  details 
de  cet  exemplaire  qui  sont  peut-Atre  uniques  du 
point  de  vue  bibliographique,  qui  peuvent  modifier 
une  image  reproduite,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  methods  normale  de  filmage 
sont  indiqute  ci-dessous. 


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Coloured  pages/ 
Pages  de  couleur 

Pages  damaged/ 
Pages  endommag^es 

Pages  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Pages  restaur^es  et/ou  peiliculAes 

Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed/ 
Pages  dAcoiortes,  tacheties  ou  piqu6es 

Pages  detached/ 
Pages  d^tachdes 

Showthrough/ 
Transparence 

Quality  of  print  varies/ 
Quality  inigi^ie  de  I'impression 

Includes  supplementary  material/ 
Comprend  du  materiel  suppl^mentaire 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Edition  disponible 

Pages  wholly  or  partially  obscured  by  errata 
slips,  tissues,  etc.,  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
Les  pages  totalement  ou  partiellement 
obscurcies  par  un  feuillet  d'errata,  une  pelure, 
etc.,  ont  6t6  fiim^es  d  nouveau  de  fapon  d 
obtenir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


This  item  is  filmed  at  the  reduction  ratio  checked  below/ 

Ce  document  est  filmi  au  taux  de  rMuction  indiqu6  ci-dessous. 


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The  copy  filmed  here  has  been  reproduced  thanks 
to  the  generosity  of: 

Library  of  the  Public 
Archives  of  Canada 

The  images  appearing  here  are  the  best  quality 
possible  considering  the  condition  end  legibility 
of  the  original  copy  and  in  keeping  with  the 
filming  contract  specifications. 


Original  copies  in  printed  paper  covers  are  filmed 
beginning  with  the  front  cover  and  ending  on 
the  last  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, or  the  back  cover  when  appropriate.  All 
other  original  copies  are  filmed  beginning  on  the 
first  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, and  ending  on  the  last  page  with  a  printed 
or  illustrated  impression. 


The  last  recorded  frame  on  each  microfiche 
shall  contain  the  symbol  ^^>  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  the  symbol  y  (meaning  "END"), 
whichever  applies. 


L'exemplaire  filmA  fut  reproduit  grAce  A  la 
g*nArosit6  de: 

La  bibliothdque  des  Archives 
pubiiques  du  Canada 

Las  images  suivantes  ont  4t4  reproduites  avec  le 
plus  grand  soin,  compte  tenu  de  la  condition  et 
de  la  nettetA  de  rexemplaire  film*,  at  en 
conformity  avec  ies  conditions  du  contrat  de 
fiimage. 

Las  exemplaires  originaux  dont  la  couverture  en 
papier  est  ImprimAe  sont  filmAs  en  commen^ant 
par  le  premier  plat  et  en  termlnant  soit  par  la 
derniire  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'iiiustration,  soit  par  le  second 
plat,  salon  le  cas.  Tous  Ies  autres  exemplaires 
originaux  sont  film6s  en  commen^ant  par  la 
premiere  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'iiiustration  et  an  terminant  par 
la  dernlAre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 

Un  des  symboles  suivants  apparaftra  sur  la 
derniire  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  seion  le 
cas:  le  symbols  — ►  signifie  "A  SUIVRE  ",  le 
symbols  V  signifie  "FIN". 


Maps,  plates,  charts,  etc..  may  be  filmed  at 
different  reduction  ratios.  Those  too  large  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  are  filmed 
beginning  in  the  upper  left  hand  corner,  left  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
required.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
method: 


Les  cartes,  planches,  tableaux,  etc.,  peuvent  dtre 
filmfo  A  des  taux  de  reduction  diff6rents. 
Lorsque  le  document  est  trop  grand  pour  dtre 
reproduit  en  un  seui  clich6,  ii  est  filmi  A  partir 
de  I'angle  supArieur  gauche,  de  gauche  A  droite. 
et  de  haut  en  bas,  en  prenant  le  nombre 
d'images  nicessaire.  Les  diagrammes  suivants 
illustrant  la  methods. 


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Fislier,  Hon.  Jud 
Fenety,  George  I 
Hanington,  T.  B. 

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OFFICERS    OF    THE    SOCIETY. 


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^rttibtnt. 
The  Bight  Rev.  JOHN.  Lord  Biahop  of  Predericton. 

Otrt-$rtitbtnts. 

The  Honoriihle  JOHN  8.  SAUNDERS, 

FREDERICK  A.  WIGGINS,  E«iuire, 

The  Honorable  SAMUEL  L.  TILLEY,  C.  B.,  Lieutenant  Governor, 

Rev.  Canon  SCOVIL.  Ph.  D., 

WILLIAM  M.  JARVI8,  Emjulre. 

SrcBinrir. 
H.  W.  FRITH,  Ewiuire, 

^nbitoia. 

C.  H.  FAIRWEATHER,  E.soulre, 
W.  H.  A.  KBAN8,  Emjuire. 

Sottrb  of  Donu  IpitMtona. 

The  Rigiit  Rev.  the  LORD  BISHOP,  (ei  officio). 

Rev.  F.  H.  J.  BRIG8TO0KE, 

Rev.  Canon  MEDLEY, 

Rev.  Canon  DrVEBBR, 

Rev.  Canon  KETCHUM,  D.  D.,  (ex  officio), 

G.  A.  8CUOFIELD.  Esquire, 

W.  M.  JARVI8,  Esciufre. 

C.  W.  WELDON.  Esquire, 

G.  SIDNEY  SMITH.  Es<iuire, 

HUUD  PETERS.  Bsquire. 

H.  W.  FRITH,  Es«iuire,  (ex  officio), 

OEOBGE  A.  BCHOFIELD,  Esquire,  Secretary  to  Committer. 

Jinante   Commhtte. 

Bev.  Canon  SCOVIL,  Ph.  D., 

W.  M.  JAR  VIS.  Esquir  >, 

B.  L.  PETERS.  Esqu' 

G.SIDNEY  SMITH.E.^A.f', 

W.  CABMAN,  Esquire, 

T.  W.  DANIEL,  Esquire, 

G.  E.  PENETY,  Esquire, 

H.  W.  FRITH,  Esquire.  Treasurer. 

StcrttarQ. 
The  Bev.  Canon  KETCHUM,  D.  D.,  Saint  Andrews. 

^robtston  lot  ^ibotes  anb  9rp^ana  of  t^t  CUrgs. 

Bev.  JOHN  PEARSON,  Secretary. 
fHctttibs   (Sommittie. 


illen,  Hon.  Judge Fredericton. 

Berton,  S.  D St.  John. 

Brayley,  J.  W Fredericton. 

Carman,  W Fredericton. 

Clinch,  R.  T St.  John. 

Daniel,  T.  W St.  John. 

Fisher,  Hon.  Judge Fredericton. 

Fenety,  George  E Predericton. 

Hanington,T.  B St.  John. 

Inches,  A Fredericton. 

Jarvis,  C.  E.  L St.  John. 

Jack,  I.  Allen St.  John. 


Ketchum.  H.  G.  C Fredericton. 

Peters,  B.  L St.  John. 

Peters,  Hurd ....St.  John. 

Robinson.  T.  Barclay St.  John. 

Ruel.  Jas.  R St.  John. 

Robicson,  Col.  J Fredericton. 

Smith,  G.  Sidney St.  John. 

Schofleld,  G.  A St.  John. 

Smith,  J.  Woodforde Fredericton. 

Sturdee,  H.  L St.  John. 

Weldon,  C.  W St.  John. 

Wliitney,  G.  W St.  John. 


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P^C 


PRAYEKS    OF    THE     SOCIETY. 


-     »;'    >  BEFOHK    TIIKV    COMMEN'C'K     Bl'SrVICSH. 

PrtKVKNT  u«i,0  Lonl,  in  all  our  <loiiif{s,  witli  Tliy  miwt  OraHmiH  favour  ;  ami  fiirtluT 
ii>  with  Thy  ootitiiiiial  hcl|>:  tliat  in  all  our  workx,  Im -^iin,  (>(intiniici|,  .unl  cnilnl  in 

11 ,  wo  may  Klorify  Thy  Holy  Xanic  ;  anil  lln  illy,  l>y  Thy  int-rcy,  ohtain  fvt'rlasting 

lite,  throuKh  JehUs  Christ  our  Lord.— Amk\. 

o  OoD,  from  wliom  all  holy  (l(>sireM,  all  Kood  iNuinNelH,  and  all  works  of  |>U*ty  and 
I  Imrlty  do  pnK-ood,  we  ^H'scoch  Thw  to  visit  with  Thy  favour  (»iir  Sovi-rf  if{n  Lady  i^iieen 
Victoria,  and  so  nilu  her  hoart,  that  shi>  may  in  all  thiiiK'*  <''''<  1'hv  honour  and  ({lorv. 
!'rii-«|ier  with  Thy  hlessinj^  the  designs  of  this  Ho<'i<'ty.  Comfort  \n  illi  Thy  fiXM-v  those 
litiitfactors  who  contribute  to  its  support.  Hless  the  ministry  of  Thy  servants,  the 
CliTjjy;  the  endeavours  of  all  who  are  en(;taged  in  spreading  the  knowledgy  of  true 
ri-lif^on  in  the  dominions  of  our  Hovereign.  and  the  lalK)iirs  of  those  Missionaries 
who  are  proclaiming  the  same  in  this  Province.  And  may  Thy  Holy  Spirit  direct  all 
our  consultations  to  the  advancement  of  Thy  glory  an«l  the  good  of  Thy  Church, 
through  Jesutt  Christ  our  L<»nl.  — Amkx. 

■J  ... ,     '  ■ 

O  Mkkcikit,  Ooi),  who  hast  made  all  men,  and  hatest  nothing  that  thou  hast  maile, 
Mor  wouhlst  the  death  of  a  sinner,  but  that  he  should  Ikj  converted  and  live;  Have 
mercy  ui)on  all  Jews,  Turks,  Infidels,  and  Heretics,  and  take  from  them  all  ignorance, 
liardness  of  heart,  and  contempt  of  Thy  Word  ;  and  so  fetch  them  home,  l)lesse<l  Lonl, 
to  Thy  flock,  that  they  may  lie  saved  among  the  remnant  of  the  true  Israelites,  and 
lie  made  one  fold,  under  one  Shepherd  Jesus  Christ  our  Lorrl,  who  llveth  and  reigneth 
with  Tliee  and  the  Holy  Spirit,  one  Ood,  world  without  end.—  Amkn. 

Our  Pathkh,  which  art  in  heaven.  Hallowed  be  Thy  Name.  Thy  Kingdom  come, 
Thy  will  be  done  on  earth  as  it  is  in  heaven.  Give  us  this  day  our  daily  bread.  And 
forgive  us  our  tretipasses,  as  we  forgive  them  that  trcspa.ss  against  us.  And  lead  us 
not  Into  temptation,  but  deliver  us  from  evil ;  For  thine  Is  the  Kingdom,  the  power 
ind  the  fflory,  for  ever  and  ever.—  Amk.v.  • 

WHEN    THE    BUSINESS    IS    ENDED. 

The  grace  of  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ,  and  the  love  of  Ood,  and  the  fellowship  of  the 
Holy  Ghost,  be  with  us  all  evermore.—  Amen. 


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CONSTITUTION    OF    THE    SOCIETY. 


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I. 

The  Society  shall  he  called  the  Diocesan  Church 
Society  of  New  Brunswick. 

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No  alteration  .shall  he  made  in  the  Constitution  of 
this  Society,  nor  shall  any  Bye-Law,  Rules  or  Regula- 
tions of  the  Society  be  repealed,  annuled,  or  altered, 
except  at  a  Meeting  of  the  General  Committee,  by  the 
vote  of  at  least  two-thirds  of  the  members  present,  nor 
ir.itil  it  shall  have  received  the  sanction  of  the  Lord 
Bishop  of  the  Diocese ;  which  sanction  mu^t  be  given 
in  writing,  and  delivered  to  the  Secretary  within  six 
months  of  the  said  Meeting. 

in. 

No  alteration  or  amendment  in  the  Constitution,  nor 
any  repeal,  cancellation,  alteration  or  amendment  of 
any  Bye-Law,  Rule  or  Regulation  of  the  Society,  shall 
be  proposed  or  made  at  any  Meeting,  unless  notice  shall 
have  been  given  in  writin<r  at  the  next  previous  Annual 
Meeting  of  the  General  Committee,  or  at  the  next 
previous  Anniversary  Meeting,  of  such  proposed  repeal 
or  cancellation,  nor  unless  the  terms  of  such  proposed 
alteration  or  amendment  shall  have  been  stated  in  wri- 
ting 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  proposed,  except  by  a  member  qualified  to  vote, 

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at  the  Anniversary  Meotin;?,  whoso  name  shall  bo  on- 
torcd  on  the  Minutes  of  the  Secretary,  together  with 
the  said  proposition. 

T. 

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  con- 
stitute the  person  paying  the  same,  a  member  of  the 
Society.  Provided  that  no  member  shall  be  (jualified 
to  vote  at  any  General  Meeting  of  the  Society,  unless 
of  the  full  age  of  twenty-one  years,  nor  unless  he  bo  a 
Life  Member,  or  shall  have  subscribed  and  paid  at  least 
five  shillings  during  the  year  preceding  such  Meeting. 


'  VI. 

OFFIOBRS. 

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

2.  The  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese  shall  bo  Presi- 
dent of  the  Society,  and  the  Archdeacon  the  Senior 
Vice-President ;  and  any  Life  Member  may,  at  any  An- 
niversary Meeting,  be  elected  a  Vice-President  of  the 
Society. 

3.  The  Treasurer,  Secretary,  or  Secretaries,  and  the 
Auditors,  shall  be  annually  elected  at  the  meetings  of 
the  General  Committee ;  and  in  case  of  the  death,  re- 
signation, or  removal  from  the  Province,  of  any  such 
Officer,  the  vacancy  shall  be  tilled  up  by  the  Executive 
Committee,  at  its  next  or  any  subsequent  Meeting  with- 
in the  year ;  and  the  Lord  Bishop  shall,  if  he  see  fit, 
call  a  Special  Meeting  of  the  Executive  Committee,  for 
the  purpose  of  filling  any  such  vacancy. 

VII. 
EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE. 

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


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The  Officei'S  of  the  Society  as  provided  for  in  the 
Dext  preceding  Article.  '*'•    "      '     ''^ 

All  Clergymen  resident  in  the  Diocese,  duly  licenced 
by  the  Lord  Bishop,  and  Subscribers  to  the  Society. 

And  twenty-four  Lay  Members  of  the  Society,  beinn 
Life  Members,  or  Annual  Subscribers  of  at  least  One 
Pound:  to  be  annually  elected,  at  the  meetings  of  the 
General  Committee,  provided  that  no  Annual  Subscriber 
shall  be  qualified  to  bo  elected,  unless  he  shall,  during 
the  year  preceding  each  meeting,  have  paid  the  sub- 
scription 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  the  first  Wednesday  in 
January,  on  the  day  next  following  the  Annual  Meeting, 
on  the  first  Wednesday  in  March,  on  the  first  Wednes- 
day in  June,  and  on  Wednesday  after  the  first  Tuesday 
in  October. 

4.  Special  Meetings  of  the  Executive  Committee  may 
be  summoned  by  the  President,  or  in  case  of  his  death 
or  absence,  by  any  two  Vice-Presidents  of  the  Society, 
to  meet  at  such  time  and  place  as  may  be  fixed  by  the 
notice  of  meeting ;  but  so  far  as  may  be,  alternately  at 
Saint  John  and  Fredericton. 

5.  The  Executive  Committee  shall  have  all  such  right 
and  power  in  and  connected  with  the  management,  con- 
trol and  disposal  of  all  lands,  real  estate  and  property 
whatsoever,  which  may  now  or  may  hereafter  be  vested 
in  the  Society,  and  with  respect  to  the  use  of  the  Cor- 
porate Seal  of  the  Society,  as  the  General  Committee 
or  any  General  Meeting  of  the  Society  would  have  in 
Session,  and  shall  further  be  authorized  to  depute  all 
and  any  such  powers  to  any  sub-committee  of  such  Ex- 
ecutive Committee. 

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BOARD  OF  HOME  MISSIONS. 
There  shall  also  be  a  Board  of  Home  Missions,  to  be 
composed  of  the  following  Members,  viz.  :  .j ,  '  i 

1 .  The  President,  Treasurer  and  Secretary  or  Secre- 
taries of  the  Society  ex  officio. 

2.  Three  Clerical  and  five  Lay  Members  of  the  So- 
ciety, qualified  for  election  as  members  of  the  Executive 
Committee,  who  sjiall  be  chosen  annually  on  the  first 
day  of  meeting  of  the  General  Committee,  by  ballot, 
on  nomination  of  each  proposed  member  by  two  mem- 
bers of  the  General  Committee.        v?-    i'  •  » ;    .• 

3.  The  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall  have  all  such 
power  relative  to  the  preparation  of  the  Missionary 
Schedule,  and  carrying  the  same  into  operation  and  ef- 
fect, and  the  appropriations  or  disposition  of  the  funds 
to  the  object  of  the  Society,  as  may  from  time  to  time 
be  vested  in  ^hem  by  or  pursuant  to  any  Kesolutiou, 
Bye-Laws  or  Regulations  of  the  General  Committee. 

4.  Five  members  of  the  Board,  three  of  whom  shall 
be  Laymen,  shall  be  a  quorum.      -  .,  r       i  ,  .•         >  .,.; 

5.  The  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall  meet  whenever 
summoned  by  the  President,  Treasurer  or  Secretary  of 
the  Society,  and  at  such  place  as  may  be  fixed  by  the 
notice  of  meeting.  ,i  ;     o    •'       ^ 

OBJECTS. 

The  Society  shall  embrace  the  following  objects,  and 
none  other,  viz.  :  '" 

1.  Missionary  Visits  to  places  where  there  is  no  set- 
tled Clergymen,  and  aid  to  new  and  poor  Missions. 

2.  The  establishment  of  Divinity  Scholarships ;  and 
I  assistance,  when  necessary,  to  those  who  may  be  under 

preparation  for  the  Ministry,  especially  sons  of  Clergy- 
Imen. 

3.  Aid  to  Sunday  and  other  Schools  in  which  Church 
I  principles  are  taught,  and  the  training  and  encouraging 

of  Schoolmasters  and  Catechists.  .     u  ,  ♦  t 


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Aid  to  Foreign  Missions  of  the  Church  of  Eug- 


4.  The  supply  of  such  Books  and  Tracts  as  are  on  the 
Catalogue  of  the  Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Know- 
ledge, and  none  other.        'J      '■''    :^..o^ 

5.  Aid  to  the  building  and  enlarging  of  Churches  and 
Chapels.  *•::"* 

6.  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  to- 
wards the  education  of  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  Or- 
phans of  the  Clergy.         .     ■  j •  :  -i  • ,         i  . 

9.  Aid  to  the  Endowment  Fund  in  particular  Par- 
ishes. 

10.  The  formation  of  a  Fund  for  receiving  Money  or 
Securities  as  Special  Trusts. 

11. 
land  ;  with  the  understanding  that  subscriptions  for  this 
object  may  be  limited  to  any  organization  in  connection 
with  the  Church  of  England,  but  if  not  so  limited,  will 
be  forwarded  to  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the 
Gospel,  for  the  general  purposes  of  that  Society. 

X.  ■•   -■ 

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. 

XI. 

It  shall  be  competent  to  any  member  of  the  Society  | 
to  limit  his  subscription  to  any  one  or  more  of  the  ob- 
jects above  recited,  which  he  may  be  most  anxious  to  I 
promote. 

XII. 
LOCAL   COMMITTEE. 

1.  The  Members  of  the  Society  in  each  Parish,  or  iul 
each  Mission,  consisting  of  two  or  more  Parishes,  shall| 


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at  tuG  discretioa  of  the  Missionary  of  such  Mission,  con- 
stitute 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  o^  such  Parish 
(there  being  in  such  District  a  Church  duly  consecrated, 
and  a  resident  Clergyman  licensed  theretc;  by  the  Lord 
Bishop,)  may,  at  the  desire  of  such  Clergyman,  and  with 
the  approval  of  the  Bishop  and  the  Rector  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  Anni- 
versary Meeting,  when  the  recommendations  to  the 
General  Committee  of  special  objects  shall  be  deter- 
mined on. 

3.  Each  Local  Committee  shall  be  empowered  to  de- 
pute two  Lay  Members  of  the  Society,  to  be  elected  at 
the  Annual  Meetings  of  the  Committee,  to  assist  the 
Missionary  in  submitting  the  recommendations  of  the 
Committee  to  the  consideration  of  the  General  Com- 
mittee. 

4.  It  shall  be  competent  to  each  Committee  to  recom- 
mend any  of  the  above  recited  objects  to  the  special 
consideration  of  the  General  Committee,  in  the  appro- 
priation of  the  funds  of  the  Society .   • 


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XIII. 


1.  The  Society  shall  hold  its  Anniversary  Meeting  at 

Society  I  Fredericton   and  Saint  John   alternately,  on  the   first 

the  ob-|  Thursday  in  July  in  each  year. 

xious  to  I  2.  A  Special  General  Committee  may  be  called  at  any 
time  by  the  President,  or  in  his  absence,  by  any  two  or 
more  of  the  Vice-Presidents,  four  weeks  notice  being 
first  given  thereof  by  advertisement  in   one  or   more 

sh,  or  ill!  newspapers,  published  in  Fredericton  and  Saint  John 

les,  shalll  respectively. 


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.,,,     .;';  ;    -   -    XIV.         '•  "        •    ■  -:,.  ■■I. 

.;     I.   .  THE  OEN£IlAIi  COMMITTEE. 

1.  The  General  Comtnittee  of  the  Society  shall  be 
composed  of  the  following  members,  viz. :  The  Lord 
Bishop  of  the  Dioceae,  who  shall  be  the  Chairman,  the 
Vice-Presidents  of  the  Society ;  in  the  absence  of  the 
Lord  Bishop,  the  Committee  may  elect  a  Chairman  from 
the  Vice-Presidents  present,  and  if  none  be  present, 
from  other  members  of  the  Committee ;  the  Secretary 
or  Secretaries,  who  shall  also  serve  in  that  capacity  at 
the  meeting  of  the  General  Committee ;  the  Treasurer 
and  the  Auditors,  the  Rector  or  Missionary  of  each 
Parish  or  of  a  Mission  comprising  two  or  more  Parishes, 
and  the  Clergyman  of  any  separate  District  of  a  Parish 
(provided  that  in  the  absence  or  sickness  of  the  Rector 
of  any  Parish,  the  duly  licensed  Curate  or  Assistant 
Minister  shall  be  considered  Pro  hac  vice  a  member  of 
the  General  Committee),  and  the  Lay  Deputies  elected 
by  the  Local  Committees  as  before  provided ;  all  such 
persons  being  Subscribers  to  the  Society. 

Proof  of  the  election  of  such  Deputies  by  each  Local 
Committee  to  be  the  certificate  of  the  Chairman  or  Sec- 
retary thereof. 

2.  The  members  of  the  Executive  Committee  shall  be 
ex  officio  members  of  the  General  Committee. 

3.  The  General  Committee  shall  meet  on  the  two  days 
next  previous  to  the  Anniversary  Meeting  to  make  the 
Annual  appropriations  of  the  funds  of  the  Society; 
and  a  report  of  the  proceedings  of  such  meeting  shall  be 
made  at  the  Anniversary  Meeting. 

'  4.  The  Order  of  Business  in  General  Committee  shall 
be  as  follows  :  ^^    •■    j-v^    j.ii* 

Firstly.     Production  of  Certificates  of  Lay  Delegates. 

Secondly.  Secretary's  i-eport  to  be  read,  and  also  a 
report  of  the  proceedings  ot  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  the 


funds  to 
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funds  to  the  objects  of  the  Society  as  a  majority  of  those 
present  may  determine. 

5.  The  General  Committee  shall  have  power  to  ad- 
journ its  meetings  for  any  special  purpose  from  day  to 
day,  or  to  any  day  subsequent  to  the  Anniversary  Meet- 
ing of  the  Society,  by  a  vote  of  at  least  two-thirds  of  the 
members  present ;  and  to  determine  by  like  vote,  the 
place  where  such  adjourned  meeting  shall  be  held,  pro- 
vided that  in  every  such  case,  a  report  of  such  adjourn- 
ment, and  the  cause  therefor,  shall  be  made  at  the  An- 
niversary Meeting. 

XV. 

The  Clergy  are  requested  to  preach  annually  two  Ser- 
mons in  their  respective  Churches,  with  a  collection  on 
each  occasion,  for  the  general  purposes  of  the  Society. 


FORM    OF    DRAFT.  .        .      - 

I^This  Draft  will  not  be  paid  unless  property  stamped. 


Sir, 


Pay  to- 


187— 

•or  order,  the  sum  ot 


Missionary  at 


being  amount  of  salary  due  to  me  as 

for  the  quarter  ending  the 

day  of 18 ,  in  accordance  with  the 

schedule  adopted  by  the  General  Committee  of  the  Di- 
ocesan Church  Society  of- 
To  the  Treasurer  of  the 


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Diocesan  Church  Society 
of  New  Brunswick. 


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'■'"■■       FORM    OP    CERTIFICATE    OF    LAY    DELEGATES,  i 

Diocesan  Church  Society  of  New  Brunswick:     " 

This  is  to  certify  that and 

were  elected  at  the  Annual  Meeting  of  the- 


Ki 


Local  Committee  of  the  Diocesan  Church  Society,  as 
Deputies  from  that  Committee,  under  the  authority  of 
Article  xii.  of  the  Constitution. 

— ■ — ^ — -^ — Chairman. 

Secretary. 

Dated  at  the day  of— 18 . 


14 


RULES    AND 


REOULATIOlfS    OF    THE 
HOME  MISSIONS. 


PI 


BOARD    OF 


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Whereas  it  is  desirable  for  the  better  provision  for 
the  ministrations  of  the  Church  in  the  Diocese  of  Fred- 
ericton,  that  there  be  a  systematic  and  permanent  plan 
for  the  payment  of  the  stipends  of  Missionaries  ; 

Therefore  Resolved^ — 

1.  That  in  order  to  encourage  the  established  Mis- 
sions to  become  gradually  self-supporting,  all  grants 
made  by  or  through  this  Society  in  aid  of  Missions  (not 
including  stipends  secured  to  any  of  the  elder  clergy  ou 
the  Society  tor  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel  grant 
during  life)  shall  from  henceforth  be  made  conditional 
on  the  contribution  by  the  Mission  itself  of  a  stated  sum 
towards  the  Missionary's  stipend. 

2.  That  all  grants  made  by  the  General  Committee 
be  made  subject  to  these  resolutions,  and  be  distribu- 
ted under  the  direction  of  the  Board  of  Home  Missions, 
who  shall  have  at  all  times  all  such  and  like  powers  and 
rights  with  respect  to  the  same,  or  any  of  them,  as  the 
General  Committee  of  the  Society  would  have  if  in  ses- 
sion. 

3.  That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  annually  present 
to  the  General  Committee  of  the  Society  on  the  first  day 
of  their  meeting,  a  full  and  detailed  account  of  all  busi- 
ness transacted  during  the  expired  year,  and  also  a  list 
of  grants  recommended  for  the  ensuing  year,  with  the 
conditions  to  be  annexed  to  each,  and  shall  also  report 
to  the  Executive  Committee  at  each  quarterly  meeting 
thereof. 

4.  That  on  the  approval  by  the  General  Committee 
of  the  grants  recommended  for  t?'ie  year,  the  same  shall 
forthwith  pass  into  operation  on  the  basis  of  the  forego- 
ing Resolutions,  and  subject  to  the  following  regula- 
tions : 

(a.)  The  Bo^rd  of  Home  Missions  (acting  in  con- 
junction with  the  Lord  Bishop,)  shall  forthwith  alter  the 
annual  meeting,  communicate  with  the  Wardens  or  other 


Lay  Mei 
them  to 
to  contri 
year. 

(6.)  5 
the  satis 
August  t 
sionary, : 
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Lay  Members  of  the  Church  in  each  Mission,  requiring 
them  to  enter  into  engagements  (A)  with  the  Society, 
to  contribute  the  sum  required  of  the  Mission  for  the 
year. 

(6. )  Should  such  engagement  not  be  entered  into  to 
the  satisfaction  of  the  Board  before  the  15th  day  of 
August  then  next,  they  shall  communicate  with  the  Mis- 
sionary, requiring  him  to  give  each  of  his  congregations 
notice  (B)  of  withdrawal  of  all  payments  as  a  Mission- 
ary receiving  stipend  through  this  Society  on  1st  Octo- 
ber then  next,  imless  the  engagement  be  meantime  com- 
pleted. 

(c.)  Should  such  engagement  not  be  entered  into  to 
the  satisfaction  of  the  Board  before  the  1st  of  Octo- 
ber then  next,  all  payments  to  the  Missionary's  salfiry, 
through  the  Society,  shall  be  withdrawn,  and  no  stipend 
shall  thereafter  be  payable  in  respect  thereof:  Provided, 
that  should  the  Missionary  see  fit  to  resign  his  cure  he 
shall,  if  stationed  for  the  remainder  of  the  year  by  the 
Lord  Bishop  in  any  vacant  Mission  which  may  be  will- 
ing to  comply  with  the  terms  required  of  the  default- 
ing Mission,  be  entitled  in  respect  of  the  services  to  be 
rendered  in  such  new  Mission  to  such  stipend  as  may 
be  agreed  upon  between  such  Missionary  and  the  Board, 
not  exceeding  that  provided  for  the  continuation  of  his 
services  in  his  former  Mission,  and  upon  the  like  terms 
and  conditions.  Provided  also,  that  any  such  Mission- 
ary, if  not  so  appointed  to  any  new  Mission,  may  never- 
theless be  permitted  by  the  Board,  on  special  application, 
to  draw  on  1st  April  for  a  sum  in  their  discretion  ;  but 
not  exceeding  his  previous  quarter's  stipend  from  the 
Society. 


(d.)  Where  such  engagement  is  entered  into,  the 
Board  shall  forthwith  notify  the  Missionary,  who 
shall  thereupon  (unless  the  terms  of  such  engagement 
shall  not  be  fulfilled  as  hereinafter  provided)  be  entitled 
to  draw  upon  the  Society  for  the  full  amount  of  his 
quarterly  salary,  including  therein  the  sum  required  for 
the  quarter  of  the  Mission  itself. 


/ 


16 


.1  ( 


I'- 


«.. 


i»r 


if 


I-- 

iv'  ■ 


.,  (e.)  The  sum  required  of  the  Mission  shall  in  such 
case  be  remitted  by  the  Wardens  quarterly  in  advance 
to  the  Treasurer,  and  may  consist  either  of  money  or 
written  receipts  of  the  Missionary,  for  produce  furnished 
to  him  at  the  market  rates  :  Provided  that  two  months 
grace  (but  no  more)  may  be  allowed  the  Mission  to 
make  up  such  sum ;  that  is  to  say,  the  sum  required  for 
the  quarter  of  the  ensuing  year,  ending  30th  October, 
shall  be  remitted  before  the  1st  September,  and  for  the 
following  quarter  before  the  1st  December  next. 
•;  (/•)  Should  the  Missionary  give  any  such  written 
receipt  for  produce,  he  shall  keep  a  record  thereof, 
and  shall  make  his  next  quarter's  draft  for  such  sum 
only  as  shall  be  due  him,  after  he  shall  be  debited  with 
such  receipts  in  the  Treasurer's  books. 

(g.)  Should  the  sum  required  from  the  parish  not  be 
remitted  as  aforesaid,  the  Treasurer  shall  forthwith,  on 
the  expiration  of  the  two  months  grace,  give  notice  (C) 
to  the  Missionary  requiring  him  to  give  notice  (D)  of 
withdrawal  of  stipend  as  such  Missionary,  and  all  such 
stipend  shall  be  thereupon  withdrawn  pursuant  to  such 
notice ;  and  unless  the  sum  agreed  to  be  paid  for  the 
quarter  shall  be  forthwith  remitted,  no  stipend  shall  be 
payable  for  such  expired  quarter  beyond  the  amount 
agreed  to  be  contributed  on  the  part  of  the  Society ; 
and  none  whatsoever  for  the  succeeding  quarter :  and 
the  Board  shall  appoint  a  deputation  to  enquire 
into  the  causes  of  ^ch  default,  and  shall  report  thereon 
at  the  next  meeting  of  the  General  Committee. 

Provided  that  in  any  case,  on  a  Mission  ceasing  to 
be  in  default,  though  after  the  period  for  withdrawal  of 
the  stipend  shall  have  arrived,  such  Mission  may  be  rein- 
stated by  the  Board  if  they  shall  see  fit  so  to  do,  under 
the  regulations  and  conditons  herein  contained. 

(h.)  In  case  of  the  Missions  where  the  Missionary'? 
stipend  is  secured  for  life  on  the  Society  for  the  Pro- 
pagation of  the  Gospel  grant,  the  Board  shall  call 
on  the  AVardeus  to  enter  into  the  prescribed  engage- 
ment only  in  case  of  the  demise  of  the  present  Mission- 


■^;v/-  «■ 


17 


such 
vauce 
ley  or 
lishcd 
lonths 
ion  to 
ed  for 
tobcr, 
'or  the 

written 
lereof, 
;h  sura 
sd  with 

not  be 
ith,  on 
ice  (C) 
(D)of 
ill  such 
to  such 
for  the 
ihall  be 
[amount 
ocietv ; 
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I  enquire 
Ithereon 

ising  to 
-awal  of 
Ibe  reiu- 
under 

lionary'f 
Ihe  Pro- 
jail  call 
[engage- 
Lission- 


ary  ;  and  those  Missionaries  shall  continue  to  draw  their 
stipends  as  heretofore  accustomed,  unless  any  shall 
voluntarily  come  within  the  general  system  adopted  for 
other  Missions. 

(«.)  It  shall  be  optional  with  the  Board  to  permit  any 
Mission  to  make  a  quarterly,  half-yearly,  or  yearly  pay- 
ment, at  any  period  in  advance,  and  these  regulations, 
mutatis  mutandis^  shall  thereupon  apply,  generally,  to 
iiuy  such  Mission. 

{k.)  The  Boabd  shall  have  full  power  and  authority 
to  make  all  such  further  bye-laws,  rules,  and  regulations, 
as  may  in  their  opinion  be  required  for  their  guidance, 
and  from  time  to  time  to  alter  or  amend  the  same  as 
they  shall  see  fit. 

5.  That  in  every  case  of  a  Clergyman  receiving  a 
stipend  through  this  Society,  he  shall  be  required  to 
make  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Society  according  to  such 
form  as  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  may  from  time  to 
time  require,  half-yearly,  on  or  before  the  first  days  of 
December  and  June  in  each  year,  a  return  for  the  pre- 
ceding half  j^ear,  shewing —  \  -'• 

(1.)  The  general  limits  of  his  Mission.  '. 

(2.)  The  extent  thereof  in  square  miles. 

(3.)  The  estimated  number  of  members  of  the  Church 
of  England  living  therein. 

(4.)  The  number  of  Churches,  Chapels  of  Ease,  and 
Missionary  Stations  respectively,  within  the  Mission. 

(5.)  Whether  or  not  there  is  therein  a  parsonage 
house  belonging  to  the  Mission  or  provided  by  the 
people.  '  ' 

(6.)  The  extent  of  Church  and  Glebe  Land  connected 
therewith. 

(7. )  The  income  from  such  Church  or  Glebe  Land  for 
the  year  ending  1st  April  last. 

(8.)  The   amount  contributed   therein  towards   the 
support  of  the  Missionary,  trom  sources  other  than  the 
[grant  through  this  Society. 

(9.)  The  number  of  public  services  on  Sundays  and 
iin  the  week  respectively. 
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(10.)  The  average  congregation  in  each  place  of 
worship. 

(11.)  The  number  of  Communicants. 
(12.)  The  number  of  Baptisms. 

A.  Infants. 

B.  Adults. 

C.  Total. 

(13.)  The  number  of  Communicants. 
.  ,  A.     Added.  • 

,  B.     Kemoved. 

,    .     C.     Deceased. 
.  D.     Present  Members. 

(14.)  The  number  Confirmed. 

(15.)  Marriages. 
,    (16.)  Burials. 

(17.)  Names  of  Church  Wardens. 

(18.)  Names  of  Lay  Delegates  to  Diocesan  Church 
Society  and  Synod. 

(19.)  The  number  of  scholars  and  teachers  in  Sun- 
day School  or  Schools. 

Which  returns  shall  be  laid  before  the  Board  of  Home 
Missions  forthwith,  and  before  the  General  Committee 
on  the  first  day  of  their  meeting ;  and  no  grant  shall 
from  henceforth  be  payable  to  any  Missionary  in  default 
of  rendering  any  such  statement  or  return  so  long  as 
such  default  shall  continue. 

6.  That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall,  so  soon 
as  may  be,  after  the  first  day  of  December  in  each  year, 
make  up  from  such  returns,  the  printed  returns  and 
statement  required  annually  by  the  Society  for  the  Pro- 
pagation of  the  Gospel,  and  forward  the  same,  reporting 
specially  to  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gos- 
pel any  Missionary  who  may  be  in  default. 
,  7.  That  those  of  the  Clergy  within  the  Diocese,  not 
receiving  stipends  through  this  Society,  be  requested  to 
forward  to  the  Secretary  in  like  manner,  on  or  before 
the  1st  day  of  June  in  each  year,  the  returns  numbered 
1,  2,  3,  4,  9,  11,  12,  13,  14,  15,  16,  17,  18  and  19,  in 
order  that  a  complete  return  of  the  Diocese  in  these 


19 


ice  of 


particulars,  may  each  year  be  i)iil)lished  with  the  Soci- 
ety's Report,  as  hath  been  heretofore  iu  part  only  ac- 
customed. 

8.  That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  in  conjunction 
with  the  Lord  Bishop  shall  appoint  deputations  of  Clergy- 
men and  Laymen  for  each  Deanery,  which  each  deputa- 
tion shall  visit,  for  the  purpose  of  holding  Missionary 
Meetings  in  the  several  Missions,  and  taking  up  collec- 
tions thereat  (not  interfering,  however,  with  the  usual 
semi-annual  collections,  and  annual  canvass  of  the  Mis- 
sion on  behalf  of  the  Society)  ;  and  further,  of  making 
enquiries  as  to  the  power  of  the  Mission  to  contribute 
towards  the  Clergyman's  support :  such  deputations  re- 
porting to  the  Board,  and  through  them  to  the  General 
Committee  of  the  Society. 

9.  That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions,  in  conjunction 
with  the  Lord  Bishop,  may  further  appoint  special  depu- 
tations to  enquire  into  the  causes  of  any  deficiency  of 
contributions  or  other  pecuniary  difficulties  in  any  Mis- 
sion, and  shall  have  power  to  call  for  any  returns  they 
may  think  proper  from  any  of  the  Parishes  receiving 
aid  from  or  through  the  Society.  / 

10.  That  the  Lord  Bishop  be  respectfully  requested 
to  transmit  a  copy  of  these  Resolutions  to  the  Venerable 
Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel,  requesting 
their  concurrence  therein. 

11.  The  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall  hare  power, 
with  the  approval  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  to  make  any  grant 
that  the  funds  will  allow  in  aid  of  any  Mission  not  al- 
ready receiving  aid,  upon  such  conditions  as  they  may 
arrange,  such  grant  to  terminate,  in  every  case,  on  the 
1st  July  next  ensuing.  * 

12.  That  a  certificate  be  added  to  the  parochial  agree- 
ments, which  shall  be  signed  by  the  representatives  of 


the  Mission,  declaring  that  the   amount 


given 


by  the 


Mission  is  a  bona  fide  contribution,  and  that  no  part  is 
derived  from  the  rent  of  glebes  or  the  interest  of  invest- 
ments,—  the  property  of  the  Mission. 
13.  That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall  have 


y.-i- 


I'  I 


20 


'  i 


power,  with  tho  approval  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  if  there 
1)6  available  funds,  to  make  a  ^rant  not  exceeding  $100, 
to  aid  in  the  building  of  any  Parsonage  House  when  it 
shall  bo  certified  that  such  grant  will  complete  the  build- 
inir  free  of  debt.  < 

A. 

Memorandum  of  agreement  between  the   Diocesan 
Church  Society  of  New  Brunswick,  and  the  (Church 
Wardens  as  the  case  may  be)  of 
Church,  in  the  Parish  [or  Mission]  of 

The  undersigned  on  behalf  of  the  congregation  of  the 
above  Parish  [or  Mission] ,  do  hereby  undertake  to  have 
a  sum  at  the  rate  of 

per  annum,  collected  and  paid  quarterly  to  the  Treas- 
m'er  of  the  said  Society,  from  the  first  day  of  July, 
187  BO  long  as  the  ministrations  at  present  afforded 
the  said  congregation  shall  be  continued. 

The  present  agreement  to  continue  for  the  term  of 
one  year  only,  unless  renewed,  and  to  be  subject  to  re- 
vision on  the  part  of  the  Society,  at  the  meeting  of  the 
General  Committee  in  July,  187     .     Dated  at 

(Signed)  (Church  Wardens.) 

,■        ■-•  '  B. 

, ,  Notice  is  hereby  given,  that  this  congregation  having 
failed  to  enter  into  the  engagement  required  by  the 
Diocesan  Church  Society  to  contribute  the  sum  of 
$  quarterly  towards  the   Missionary's  stipend, 

such  stipend  cannot  be  drawn  after  the 
next ;  and  unless  the  engagement  be  meantime  comple- 
ted, payment  of  the  Missionary's  stipend  will  cease. 


C. 

Saint  Johriy  i\r.  B,, 


187 


Rev.  and  Dear  Sir, —  I  have  to  inform  you  that  the 
quarterly  payment  from  your  Mission  for  the  present 


21 


there 
$100, 
hen  it 
buiUl- 


ocesiin 
Uhurch 


[  of  the 
bo  have 

Treas- 
•f  July, 
fforded 

term  of 
st  to  re- 
r  of  the 

irdens.) 


quarter  has  not  born  paid,  and  it  will  therefore  he  iu- 
cumbont  on  yoii,  by  order  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  to  give 
notice  (  ^  withdrawn]  of  stipend  as  a  Missionary  of  this 
Society  forthwith.  Your  draft  for  the  full  quarter's  sti- 
pend on  instant  cannot  be  honoured  unless 
the  engagement  of  the  Parish  is  meantime  fulfilled. 
I  am  your  ob't  servant, 
*  ,  Treasurei'  D.  (J,  8. 


Notice  is  hereby  given  that  the  contribution  due  from 
this  Mission  [or  Parish]  to  the  Diocesan  Church  Soci- 
ety, in  part  payment  of  the  Missionary's  stipend  for  the 
quarter  ending  ^  vi  last,  not  having  been  paid,  the 
sums  for  services  rendered  as  a  Missionary,  paid  through 
the  Society,  will,  after  Sunday  next,  be  withheld  until 
the  payment,  as  agreed  upon,  is  made. 

These  forms  may  be  altered  by  the  Board  of  Home 
Missions  to  suit  the  circumstances  of  the  case. 


I  'i 


J  " 


..   .t     .' 


having 
by  the 
sum  of 
stipend, 

comple- 
^ase. 


H  I 


87     . 

that  the 
present 


22 


Resolutions 


'If-; 


I-  ■ 


!t 


PASSED    BY    General    Committee, 
1,      July,    1874. 


Whereas,  in  consequence  of  the  limited  means  at  the 
disposal  of  the  Society,  and  the  great  necessity  for  new 
and  ext3nded  work,  it  has  become  of  great  consequence 
that  all  local  glebes  and  other  endowments  of  Parishes 
should  be  fully  utilized,  Therefore 

1.  Resolved,  That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  be 
authorized  to  require  from  the  Church  Wardens  of  every 
Parish  or  Mission  receiving  aid  from  the  Society  full 
details  of  all  such  glebes,  church  lands  and  other  invest- 
ments, yearly  or  oftener  as  they  shall  aee  fit. 

2.  That  if  it  shall  appear  that  any  part  of  the  income 
from  glebes  or  investments  held  for  the  Rector's  use  is 
taken  to  make  up  the  sum  required  by  the  Society  from 
the  Mission,  the  Board  may  forthwith  increase  the 
amount  so  required  in  proportion  thereto ;  and  in  case 
of  neglect  on  the  part  of  the  Rector  or  Church  Wardens 
to  collect  the  interests  or  rents,  the  Board  be  authorized 
to  enquire  into  the  matter,  and,  if  there  be  sufficient 
cause,  suspend  the  grant  to  the  Mission  until  the  manage- 
ment be  made  satisfactory  to  the  Board  of  Home  Mis- 
sions. 


PROV 

The 
Orpha; 
annexe 
36th  It 

1.  1 
in  the 
Fund, 

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held  b^ 

liabiliti 

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paid  to 

paymer 

shall  b€ 

ceased  ' 

to  no  ot 

2.  E 

whose  \ 

the  So( 

wishing 

in  six  I 

from  rei 

the  Dio 

certifica 

set  opp( 

cant,  af 

to  recei 

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as  they 

3.  E\ 

shall  mj 

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Assistan 

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make  a 

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,  » 


PROVISION   FOR  THE  WIDOWS  AND  ORPHANS   OF 

THE  CLEROT. 

RULES    AND    REGULATIONS. 

The  following  plan  for  a  provision  for  the  Widows  and 
Orphans  of  the  Clergy,  with  the  rules  and  regulations 
annexed,  was  adopted  by  the  General  Committee.  (See 
36th  Report.) 

1 .  The  Church  Society  of  the  Diocese  of  Fredericton 
in  the  Province  of  New  Brunswick,  shall  have  a  special 
Fund,  to  be  called  **  The  Clergy  Widows'  and  Orph- 
ans' Fund,"  which  shall  consist  of  the  present  capital 
held  by  the  Society  for  this  object  (subject  to  its  present 
liabilities)  of  all  subscriptions,  donations,  legacies,  de- 
vises, and  bequests,  and  other  contributions  given  and 
paid  to  the  Society  for  this  special  purpose,  and  of  all 
payments  received  under  these  Rules ;  and  this  Fund 
shall  be  applied  to  the  assistance  of  the  families  of  de- 
ceased Clergymen,  in  accordance  with  these  Rules,  and 
to  no  other  object. 

2.  Every  Clergyman  in  this  Diocese,  duly  licensed, 
whose  widow  is  not  already  entitled  to  a  pension  from 
the  Society  tor  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel, 
wishing  to  share  in  the  benefits  of  this  Fund,  shall  with- 
in six  months  from  July  5,  1871,  or  within  one  year 
from  receiving  Holy  Orders,  or  from  his  admission  into 
the  Diocese,  apply  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Fund,  for  a 
certificate,  and  shall  thenceforth  pay  annually  the  sum 
set  opposite  his  age  in  the  annexed  scale.  Any  appli- 
cant, after  such  period  of  time,  shall  only  be  permitted 
to  receive  a  certificate  at  the  option  of  the  Executive 
Committee  of  the  Church  Society,  and  upon  such  terms 
as  they  shall  direct.  « 

3.  Every  Clergyman,  being  a  member  of  this  Fund, 
shall  make  and  forward  to  the  Secretary  a  yearly  col- 
lection from  every  congregation  in  his  Parish  or  Mission. 
Assistant  Curates,  serving  under  a  Rector,  or  other  As- 
sUlant  Clergyman,  shall  not,  however,  be  required  to 
make  a  collection,  but  shall  forward  only  their  own  an- 
nual payment. 


24: 


■/ill*. 


■  I :  : 


hi 


m:  - 


<  'I 


in'  ■  ■ 
It-' 


4.  All  payments  shall  become  due  on  the  first  day  of 
January,  in  each  year,  and  must  be  paid  within  thirty 
days  :  and  all  congregational  collections  must  be  sent  in 
before  the  first  day  of  May.  If  this  Rule  is  not  complied 
with,  the  certificate  shall  be  considered  as  forfeited,  but 
may  be  regained  at  the  option  of  the  Committee,  and  the 
applicant  shall  pay  for  the  new  certificate  at  the  rate 
payable  at  the  age  when  the  same  is  taken  out,  accord- 
ing to  the  annexed  scale ,  together  with  such  sum  as  the 
Executive  Committee  may  require  in  lieu  of  payments 
and  subscriptions  in  arrear. 

5.  Upon  compliance  with  the  above  Rules,  the  Dio- 
cesan Church  Society  undertakes  to  pay  out  of  **  The 
Clergy  Widows'  and  Orphans*  Fund  "  a  yearly  pension 
of  One  Hundred  Dollars  to  the  widow  of  each  Clergy- 
man holding  a  certificate,  during  her  widowhood. 

6.  If  the  Widow  die,  or  marry  again,  the  pension 
shall  be  paid  towards  the  support  of  such  children  of 
the  deceased  Clergyman  as  may  be  under  the  age  of 
eighteen  years.  In  this  case,  when  the  youngest  child 
shall  have  attained  this  age,  the  pension  shall  cease. 

7.  The  Trustees  named  in  the  Will  of  a  Clergyman 
shall  be  recognized  by  the  Committee,  in  the  event  of 
the  death  or  marriage  of  his  widow,  and  shall  receive 
the  pension,  to  be  applied  by  them  for  the  support  of 
the  child  or  children ;  but  if  the  Trustees  so  named  are 
unwilling  or  unable  to  act,  or  if  Trustees  should  not 
have  been  named,  then  the  Bishop  of  the  Diocese  shall 
himself  act,  or  in  writing  appoint  a  Trustee  to  act,  in 
the  application  of  the  pension. 

8.  If  the  wife  die  before  the  husband,  his  child  or 
children  shall  at  his  death  receive  the  pension,  under 
the  limitation  as  to  age  expressed  in  Rule  6. 

•  9.  No  certificate  shall  be  issued  to  any  Clergyman 
over  the  age  of  sixty  years,  who  is  not  already  in  the 
Diocese  at  the  time  of  the  formation  of  these  Rules ; 
but  any  Clergyman  already  in  the  Diocese,  over  the  age 
of  sixty  years,  and  whose  widow  is  not  entitled  to  a 
pension  from  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gos- 


m 


pel,  s^b\\  be  admitted  a  member  of  this  Fund,  on  making 
the  annual  payment  for  the  age  of  sixty  years,  and  other- 
wise complying  with  the  Rules. 

10.  If  a  Clergyman  removes,  with  the  Bishop's  con- 
sent, from  the  Diocese,  after  officiating  in  it  not  les& 
than  ten  years,  he  shall  be  allowed  his  claim  upon  the 
Fund,  on  continuing  his  yearly  payment,  and  the  amount 
of  the  average  annual  collection  from  his  Parish  or 
Mission,  being  a  sum  not  exceeding  Forty  Dollars  in  all. 

11.  If  a  Clergyman  is  unable  to  continue  his  public 
ministrations  through  sickness  or  accident,  upon  the 
production  of  a  medical  certificate  testifying  the  same, 
he  may  continue  his  connexion  with  the  Fund,  upon  mak- 
ing his  yearly  payment.  '* 

12.  Any  Clergyman  degraded  or  suspended  from  the  min- 
istry, or  any  widow  or  orphan  who  shall  not  be  in  commun- 
ion with  the  Church  of  England,  shall  be  entitled  only  to 
such  payment  as  the  Executive  Committee  shall  prescribe. 

13.  The  pension  shall  be  payable  half-yearly,  on  Jan- 
uary 1,  and  July  1,  in  each  year;  the  first  payment  to 
be  calculated  for  the  interval  from  the  death  of  the  in- 
sured to  the  day  of  payment. 

14.  The  Treasurer  of  the  Diocesan  Church  Society 
shall  be  Treasurer  of  this  Fund,  and  shall,  from  time  to 
time,  under  the  direction  of  the  Loan  Committee,  invest 
every  hundred  pounds  of  surplus  money,  and  add  the 
same  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund.  A  yearly  detailed 
statement  of  the  income,  payments  and  invested  money, 
shall  be  published  in  the  Annual  Report  of  the  Diocesan 
Church  Society. 

15.  The  Secretary  of  this  Fund  shall  be  appointed  by 
the  Executive  Committee,  and  it  shall  be  his  duty  to 
issue  certificates,  receive  payments,  donations  and  collec- 
tions, which  he  shall  hand  to  the  Treasurer  every  quarter, 
or  oftener,  if  required  by  him. 

16.  None  of  the  above  Rules  shall  be  altered,  except 
at  the  Annual  Meeting  of  the  General  Committee  of  the 
Diocesan  Church  Society,  after  a  full  year's  notice  of 
the  proposed  change. 

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Scale  of  Payments,  from  tlie  age  of  23  to  the  age  of  60. 


Age.  Paym. 

23... $7.20 
24.... 7.38 
26.... 7.62 
26.... 7.82 
27.... 8.05 

29. ...8.60 


Age.  Paym. 

30...  $8.72 
31.... 8.93 
32.... 9.17 
33.... 9.42 
84.... 9.68 
35... .9.80 
36... 10.27 


Age.Paym. 

37.. $10.56 
38... 10.92 
39... 11.25 
40... 11.60 
41... 11.95 
42... 12.30 
43... 12.67 


Age.Paym. 

44.. $13.08 
45... 13.48 
46... 18.92 
47... 14.42 
48... 14.92 
49... 15.53 
50... 16.17 


Age.  Faym. 

51.. $16.90 
52... 17.68 
68^.. 18.48 
54... 19.37 
65... 20.30 
56... 21.30 
57... 22.40 


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as..  $23.5-) 
59... 24.72 
60... 25.85 

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the  annexed  Rules  and  Regulations. 


•  The  Diocesan  Church  Society  or  New  Brunswick 
Hereby  Certifies,  That  the  Rev.  mi  n  \v  uoilajjbu  , 
of  (jK  J  "»'  has  this  day  paid  to  the 

"Widows  and  Orphans  Fund  "  of  this  Society,  the  sum  of 

being  his  first  paymenty  under 
And  the  Dioces- 
an Church  Society  of  New  Brunswick  hereby  coven- 
ants and  engages  out  of  the  special  fund  called  the 
•'  Widows  and  Orphans  Fund,"  and  none  other,  to  pay 
the  widow  or  children  of  the  said  i  -Jh'l-  5^.n  . 
after  his  decease,  the  Pension  of  One  Hundred  Dollars 
per  annum  (so  long  as  the  same  shall  be  payable)  accord- 
ing to  the  Rules  and  Regulations  annexed.  Provided 
ALWAYS,  That  the  said  shall 

yearly,  and  every  year,  on  the  1st  day  of  January,  make 
the  annual  payment  of  and 

otherwise  faithfully  observe  and  comply  with  the  said 
annexed  Rules  and  Regulations. 

In  witness  whereof,  The  Diocesan  Church  So- 
ciety OF  New  Brunswick  has  caused  its  Corporate 
Seal  to  be  hereunto  affixed,  this     /  vfi!t')f)0'!S  cidi   .C; 


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

Fredericton. 

ALMON,  Rev.  FOSTER Rector,  St.  Luke,  Portland.  ^    •'>t.  ;t> 

AKM8TR0NG,  Rev.  W.  B Curate,  St.  James,  St.  John.  _  i.  jf::">' 

ARMSTRONG,  Rev.  G.  M ....Rector,  St.  Mark,  St.  John.        .,         ;..•  /.  r 

.ARMSTRONG,  Rev.  W ....Rector,  St.  Jame.%  St.  John.      ,j_  ;; ;!  j^  '  . 

BLISS,  Rev.  D.  M Rector,  Westmorland.  \/'U.H 

BRIGSTOCKB,  Rev.  F.  H.  J Rector,  Holy  Trinity,  St,  John.         ,  ,,  .  /  ,, 

CROZIER,  Rev.  F.  B Missionary,  Dalhousie.  .,      ..a    tN 

CARR,  Rev.  J.  FREDERIC Rector,  Kingsclear.  _     .  .    .^/,r.;    '.; 

COSTER,  Rev.  N.  A Rector,  Richibuoto.       V-        .        .mT;./ 

COSTER,  Rev.  C.  G.,  Ph.  D St.  John.  ,;    .'.,.<,// 

COVERT,  Rev.  W.  S , i^tesionary.  Grand  Manan.        /...JlCil'  '».•»/ 

CRUDEN,  Rev.  W Rector,  Derby.  V'  1    ^    ^  ... 

DEVEBER,  Rev.  CANON Rector,  St.  Paul,  Portland. 

BOWLING,  Rev.  THEO.  E Rector,  St.  George,  Carleton. 

FORSYTH,  Rev.  DAVID Rector,  Chatham. 

FLEWELLING,  Rev.  J.  E Missionary,  Wicklow. 

HANFORD,  Rev.  S.  J Missionary,  Upham. 

HARRISON,  Rev.  CANON Rector,  Portland. 

HARTIN,  Rev.  THOMAS Missionary,  Canterbury. 

HANINGTON  Rev    E  A  W  ^Rector,  Prince  William  &  Dumfries— />rt;t 

'         J         Hurnl, 

HOYT,  Rev,  L.  A Missionary,  Andover, 

JAPFREY  Rev,  W  )  Missionary,  St.  Mary's  and  Stanley,— De'//( 

'         )         Rural. 

JARVIS,  Rev,  HERBERT  M Missionary,  Buctouche, 

1 JARVIS,  Rev.  G,  S.,  D.  D Rector,  Shediac,— Z)ean  Rural. 

iETCHUM,  Rev.  CANON,  D.  D Rector,  St.  Andrews. 

MEDLEY,  Rev.  CANON Rector,  Susse.x. 

McKIEL,  Rev.  W,  LeB Rector,  Douglas  and  Bright, 

jMILNER,  Rev,  C Retired  Missionary,  Westfield. 

XEALES,  Rev.  J Rector,  Gagetown, 

NEALES,  Rev.  T Rector,  Woodstock, 

IXICKERSON,  Rev,  D Rector,  Sackville, 

XOBBS,  Rev.  S,  H Curate,  Trinity,  St.  John. 

PARTRIDGE,  Rev,  FRANCIS ..Rector,  Rothesi-.y. 

PARNTHER,  Rev,  D,  B Rector,  St,  Jude,  Carleton,— /)«<«  Rural. 

PICKETT  Rev  D  W  \-  Missionary,  Greenwich  &  Wickham, — Dean 

vv  1  Tjaz-kv  !>„„   T  I  Sub  Dean,  Cathedral,  Fredericton,  and  Mis- 

PEARSON,  Rev,  J ^        ^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  Maryland, 

PENTREATH,  Rev,  EDWIN  S,  W Rector,  Moncton. 

IpRIME,  Rev,  AUG Rector,  Newcastle. 

JROBERTS,  Rev,  G,  G Rector,  Fredericton. 

IrUSHTON,  Rev.  JOSEPH Rector,  Christ  Church,  St.  Stephen. 


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ROOEBS.  Rev.  G Mlsslonar}',  Springfield. 

BCHOFIELD,  Rev.  OEOROE Rector,  Bimonds. 

8C0VIL,  Rev.  W.  B Rector,  Kingston.  ■' - 

BCOYIL,  Rev.  CANON,  Ph.  D St.  John. 

8HAW,  Rev.  B Rector,  Cambridge. 

BILLS,  Rev.  CHARLES  M Missionary,  Campobello. 

BlflTH,  Rav.  R.  E Rector,  Bt.  Oeorge,— i%an  Rural. 

BtfflTH,  Rev.  JOSEPH... Rector,  Petersville. 

STREET,  Rev.  W.  H Missionary,  Richmond. 

BIMONDS,  Rev.  R Rector,  Burton. 

8PIEE,  Rev.  HENRY  M Rector,  Lancaster. 

STERLING,  Rev.  G.  H Rector,  Maugerville. 

TALBOT,  Rev.  JAMES  H Missionary,  Hammond. 

WAINWRIGHT,  Rev.  HASTINGS  S Rector,  St.  David. 

WARNEPORD,  Rev.  E.  A Rector,  Norton. 

WALKER,  Rev.  CANON Rector,  Hampton. 

WALKER,  Rev.  W Hampton. 

WEEKS,  Rev.  A.  H Rector,  Qneensbury. 

WETMORE,  Rev.  D.  I Missionary,  Clifton. 

WOOD,  Rev.  A Betired  Missionary,  St.  John. 

WOODMAN,  Rev.  E.  S Rector,  Westfleld. 

WILLIS,  Rev.  CUTHBERT Hector,  Salisbury. 


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•  ,H       |.        i'U;        'fT'    .1 

BEPORT. 

During  the  past  year,  several  Missions  previously 
vacant  have  been  filled.  The  expenditure  of  the  So- 
ciety has  therefore  been  greater  than  usual.  This 
fact  is  exhibited  in  the  account  of  the  Treasurer 
which  still  shews  at  the  close  of  the  fiscal  year  a  con- 
siderable balance  in  favour  of  the  Society. 

The  Report  of  the  Finance  Committee  manifests 
careful  management  on  the  part  of  its  members.  It 
is  most  satisfactory  to  the  Society  to  be  assured  that 
its  unappropriated  funds  are  properly  secured,  and 
that  all  additions  to  these  funds  are  wisely  invested. 

Attention  is  particularly  called  to  the  Report  of 
the  Schedule  Committee,  or,  as  it  will  henceforth  be 
designated,  **The  Board  of  Home  Missions."  To  the 
Secretary  and  the  members  of  this  Board  the  Society 
is  indebted  for  attention  to  the  work  of  the  Missions, 
and  to  their  extension  as  far  as  the  means  at  their 
disposel  will  permit.  It  has  been  the  constant  en- 
deavour of  this  Committee  to  secure  the  proper 
management  and  payment  of  all  local  sources  of  sup- 
port for  the  Missionaries.  The  stipends  of  the  clergy 
must  be  acknowledged  by  every  member  of  the  So- 
ciety to  be  far  too  limited.  In  most  instances  they 
do  not  provide  the  necessary  expenditure.  This 
is  a  wrong  which  the  Church  should  not  allow  to  exist 
much  longer.  At  the  present  it  is  impossible  for  the 
Society  to  do  more.  But  more  might  be  done  in  the 
Parishes  and  Missions  themselves.  Beyond  the  pay- 
ment of  the  required  stipend,  much  might  be  done 
by  way  of  offerings  to  the  clergy,  of  much  value  to 
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them  and  at  little  outlay  to  the  people.  In  the 
present  financial  difficnlties  the  farmers  in  the  country 
are  not  so  closely  involved.  Their  increasing  means 
and  the  continued  blessings  upon  their  labours  should 
urge  them  to  increased  offerings  for  the  service  of 
the  Church  of  Christ. 

The  General  Committee  last  year  made  an  appro- 
l)riation  in  aid  of  a  Book  Depository  of  the  Society 
for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge.  A  large  sup- 
ply of  Prayer  Books,  Church  Services  and  other  pub- 
lications of  the  Society  are  for  sale,  at  low  prices,  at 
Messrs.  Peiler  &  Bros.,  Prince  William  Street,  St. 
John.  By  a  Report  of  the  Depositary  Committee  it 
will  be  seen  that  this  mo^t  desirable  object  hvis  been 
attended  With  success:  •;'-     .      , 

The  following  is  an  abstract  from  the  repoip|^  of 
the  Misj^ionaries  for  th^  OHTCft^  yeai; :  /,,•',!', ,,!  '^' ' 

ANPOVER,  Qrand  F4LLS-  ifcc— Rev.  J^.  A.  Hoyt  writes  as  follows : 

"  Allhoiigh  a  liberal  offer  was  made  last  year  by  your  Society  to  aid  in 
establishing  a  miesion  at  Grand  Falls,  I  have  been  unable  to  find  a  Clergy- 
man to  fill  the  situation. 

"  The  people  are  ready  and  willing  to  pay  the  requisite  guarantee,  and 
I  must  appeal  to  you  to  renew  the  grant  this  year  that  I  may  continue  my 
effort  in  supplying  tljis  want. 

"  My  assistant  at  Wicklow  was  obliged  through  ill  health  to  resign  his 
position  and  return  to  England.  This  of  course  Involved  an  unexpected 
addition  to  my  labours ;  but  though  for  the  time  confused,  I  felt  very  much 
encouragement  from  the  churchmen  in  tliis  portion  of  my  Mission.  The 
harmony  with  which  they  had  worked  during  the  past  year,  the  kindly 
manner  in  which  they  treated  their  clergyman  while  he  lived  among  them, 
the  affectionate  intetcst  tl^ey  have  taken  in  his  health  since  his  departure, 
the  honest  support  they  have  accorded  me  In  my  effort?  to  establish  this 
Mission,  and  the  promptness  with  which  they  have  paid  the  guarantee  re- 
quired by  the  Society,  all  combine  to  fill  me  with  hope  of  a  bright  future  for 
the  Church  in  the  Mission  of  Wicklow. 

"  The  vacancy  has  been  supplied  by  the  Eev.  J.  E.  Flewelling,  who  ar- 
rived in  his  Mission  on  St.  Barnabas'  day." 

Burton  and  Lincoln-— Rev.  R..  Suaonds,  reports  contribution^  tp  the 
amount  of  $111 .50.        *~    '  ^"^  ' ' '' '      "        '      -.  ■   '-  ■         ,  ^.i".   ' 

1  •'-  ; 


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1st  June, 
of  Mission 
this  is  my 
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Iron  Boun 
hour  the  v 
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might  look 
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Camhridge,  ttc— Rev.  B.  SIiiiw  writes  iis  fo  '  vvh: 

"  I  enclose  the  statistical  returns  fVom  my  Mi.-.  .»n  for  the  year  emlinj? 
1st  June,  187').  You  will  perceive  ths,t  the  figures  relntins;  to  the  extent 
of  Mission  and  number  of  square  miles  have  been  altered.  The  reason  for 
this  is  my  withdrawal  from  tlie  Weritern  side  of  (irand  Lake.  After  Mr. 
Sterling  took  the  duty  at  Newcastle,  I  was  left  with  Douglas  Harbour  and 
Iron  Bound  Cove,  the  two  extreme  ends  of  the  circuit.  At  Dou^^las  Har- 
bour the  number  of  Church  people  is  very  few,  and  at  Iron  Bound  Cove 
there  is  no  place  for  service  but  a  very  old  school  house. 

"  I  suppose  it  would  be  too  much  labour  for  the  clergyman  at  Maugor- 
vllle  to  take  the  charge  of  the  Avhole  western  side  of  Grand  Lake,  but  there 
should  be  a  clergyman  stationed  permanently  at  Newcastle,  so  that  he 
might  look  after  the  Salmon  River  people,  and  also  the  Church  at  Douglas 
Harbour^ 

"  The  services  on  the  eastern  side  of  Grand  Lake  and  ou  the  Washwle- 
moak  in  the  Parish  of  Johnston  have  been  regidarly  kei)t  up,  with  the 
exception  of  those  Sundays  last  winter  when  the  violent  snow  storms  and 
drifts  prevented. 

"  "We  have  had  a  Sunday  School  in  operation  at  Jemseg  Cliurch.  We 
have  also  rented  an  organ  for  6  months  with  a  view  to  purchasing,  and 
with  the  assistance  of  Mr.  G.  D.  Peters,  the  singing  in  St.  James'  Church 
has  been  greatly  improved  since  we  got  the  organ. 

"  "We  are  looking  forward  to  the  Bishop's  visit  this  fall  for  Confirmation, 
and  I  hope  to  be  able  to  present  to  him  about  twenty  candidates  for  that 
rite.  My  people  are  scattered  over  a  large  area,  and  it  is  a  very  difficult 
matter  to  visit  them  as  often  as  I  could  wish.  We  are  surrounded  by  large 
numbers  of  professing  christians  who  are  hostile  to  the  Church,  and  who 
shew  no  backwardness  in  trying  to  draw  away  our  people,  especially  the 
young.  I  feel  the  need  of  plain  and  forcible  pamphlets  setting  forth  the 
doctrines  of  our  Church,  so  that  they  might  have  something  to  keep  them 
in  remembrance  of  what  they  are  taught  to  believe.  Works  like  Sadler's 
'  Chureh  Doctrine  Bible  Truth '  are  good  for  persons  of  a  fair  education, 
but  I  need  something  simpler  than  that,  the  same  truths  expressed  in  a 
homelike  manner,  that  may  reach  the  minds  of  every-day  working  people. 

"  The  amount  subscribed  towards  contributions  to  the  Society  is  as  yet 
about  $50.    The  people  are  suffering  from  the  depression  in  the  lumber 


market." 


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C.VMPOBELLO.— Rev.  Charles  M.  Sills  writes  as  follows; 

"  During  the  past  year  the  work  in  ray  Parish  has  been  most  encourag- 
ing, and  T  have  to  acknowledge  myself  deeply  thankful  for  the  interest 
taken  in  the  Church  by  large  congregations,  as  well  as  for  many  acts  of 
personal  kindness  towards  myself.  I  am  happy  to  report  that  the  Mission 
Station  opened  at  Port  Owen  on  my  arrival  in  the  Parish  is  prospering. 
During  the  winter  months  the  congregations  there  averaged  about  35. 

"Through  the  consideration  of  my  parishioners,  who  in  February  presen- 
ted me  with  a  horse  and  harness,  I  was  enabled  to  pay  more  frequent  visits 


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to  the  Mission,  and  to  open  a  Sunday  School  there,  and  had  thus  a  better 
opportunity  of  explaining  the  Church  Services. 

"  Qood  work  has  been  done  by  the  Ladies'  Sewing  Circle.  A  Sunday 
School  room,  renovated  (new  roofed,  papered,  &c.)  A  contribution  of  30 
dollars  towaids  a  fence  round  the  Churchj  being  among  its  greatest  olaimH 
to  utility.  ,       ,  ,.  ••   „         .       .. ,  M  ...V 

'*  Under  the  active  interest  of  a  lady  of  the  Parish,  a  Missionary  Society 
has  been  started,  whose  working  members  are  now  some  twenty* five. 
This  Society  meets  at  the  Parsonage  once  a  month,  when  each  of  its  mem- 
bers contribute  5  cents  and  two  hours  work.  Without  praise  of  mine,  the 
annexed  account  of  its  work  will  show  good  ground  (ox  general  admira- 
tion: 

Subscriptions f  21.80 

Mite  Chests 4.37 


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926.17 

"  This  amount  does  not  include  a  box  cf  clothing  which  has  been  for- 
warded to  the  Shinghank  Home  in  the  Diocese  of  Algoma. 

"  Since  my  last  report  the  Lord  Bishop  has  held  two  confirmations  in  the 
Parish,  at  which  28  candidates  were  presented.  The  number  of  communi- 
cants is  at  present  larger  than  iu  any  previous  year. 

*'  An  unusually  bad  year  for  the  fisheries  has  made  the  amount  of  money 
which  have  been  raised  doubly  valuable. 

"  I  will  only  lengthen  my  report  to  express  my  thanks  to  the  Schedule 
Committee  for  the  liberal  itdvunces  which  have  been  made  towards  the 
support  of  the  Missionary,  and  which  have  enabled  him  to  undertake  work 
otherwise  impossible." 

Contributions  amount  to  $78.22.  Besides,  to  the  Foreign  Missions  of  the 
Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel,  ^12.20.       ,,,  ,  ^,  ^   ^^  ,  ^,  .^^_ 

Canterbury.— Bev.  T.  Hartin  reports  contributions  amountin^to 


M.- 


Chatham.—Bev.  D.  Forsyth  reports  contributions  to  the  amount  of 
1279.80. 

He  has  inclosed  the  following  report: 

"  The  close  of  another  year  has  not,  I  trust,  found  us  without  the  evi- 
dence of  progressive  work  in  the  Church  in  Chatham.  The  average  attend- 
ance at  the  services  has  been  kept  up,  and  I  have  reason  to  hope  that  a 
greater  valuation  of  the  ordinances  of  Christ's  religion  is  being  manifested. 
I  look  forward,  therefore,  to  what  is  one  of  the  most  reliable  tests  of  spirit- 
ual growth,  an  increased  number  of  faithful  and  earnest  Communicants, 
and  the  less  general  neglect  of  the  dying  command  of  the  Holy  Bedeemer. 

"  We  are  now  engaged  in  building  a  new  Sunday  School  House,  which 
I  hope  will  prove  a  great  comfort  and  blessing  to  those  for  whose  use  it  is 
designed,  and  a  help  to  the  promotion  of  God's  glory  by  conducing  to  the 
increase  of  Christian  reverence  and  knowledge  in  His  children.    A  stone 


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foundation  is  now  nearly  completed,  and  I  depend  upon  the  Dlrii. 
ing  and  the  zeal  and  liberality  of  those  most  concerned  for  the  Rtrt? 
pletion  of  the  whole  building. 

**  In  St.  Mary's  Chapel  the  necessity  of  repairs  and  improvements  is  more 
and  more  manifest,  both  for  Gk>d's  honour  and  the  benefit  of  the  congrega- 
tion, and  I  hope  ere  long  to  l)e  able  to  report  progress  in  this  most  desirable 
work. 

"  In  most  pleasing  evidence  of  increasing  interest  in  the  good  work  of  the 
Church  Society,  I  gladly  report  a  larger  sum  contributed  to  its  general 
purposes  this  year  from  this  Parish.  A  general  readiness  to  give  has  been 
manifested,  betokening,  I  trust,  a  salutary  desire  to  further  the  Chureh's 
progressive  work. 

"  May  we  not  trust  that  all  self-denying  aid  shall  yet  be  rewarded  by  a 
better  supply  of  the  Church's  ministrations  in  this  portion  of  the  Mission 
field? 

'*  In  such  a  hope,  and  with  prayer  that  the  Divine  Master  may  perfect 
what  is  wanting  in  us,  and  reward  all  personal  kindness  and  co^)perativd 
aid  on  the  part  of  my  people,  I  labour  on,  if  so  be  that  through  so  unwor* 
thy  an  instrumentality,  God  may  prepare  some  members  of  the  Church 
Militant  to  realize,  one  day,  the  eternal  peace  and  Joy  of  the  triumphant 
Church  of  God." 

Carlbton,  St.  Grorob.—  Rev.  T.  E.  Dowling  reports  that  the  united 
contributions  from  Carleton,Fairville,and  Grand  Bay  Mission  will  amoifnt 
to  exactly  the  same  sum  as  last  year;  viz.,  Carleton,  $38.04,  Fairville  and 
Grand  Bay,  $63.34,  total  $101.38. 

Dalhousir.—  Bev.  F.  B.  Crozier  reports  contributlonB  to  the  amount 
of  $40.35. 

Derbt  and  Nklson.— Rev.  W.  Cruden  reports  that  the  eontributions 
from  this  Mission  amount  to  $09.53. 

Mr.  Cruden  is  still  very  desirous  to  have  a  portion  of  his  extensive  charge 
set  off  as  a  separate  Mission. 

Douglas  and  BRiauT.--Bev.  LeB.  Mc^iel  has  inclosed  the  following 
report:  /  v 

''  The  first  quarter  for  which  a  report  is  now  required  from  June  to  Oc> 
tober  was  passed  in  my  old  Mission  in  the  north,  all  of  which,  including  the 
Islands  and  the  ac^oining  Mission  of  Restigouche  then  vacant,  I  visited  just 
before  taking  my  departure. 

"  In  my  present  Mission,  which  I  took  charge  of  early  In  October,  I  was 
kindly  received  and  welcomed  by  the  members  of  the  Church,  and  here  I 
would  bear  a  willing  testimony  to  the  kindness  and  liberality  of  8.  J.  SaMh, 
one  of  the  Church  Wardens,  and  Robert  Sloot,  both  of  whotn  iseenked  to 
consider  it  a  privilege  as  well  as  a  duty  to  aid  me  In  every  possible  way. 
I  must  also  refer  to  the  unwearying  kindness  of  F.  Clemeiits  and  D^Lahey 
Robinson,  the  other  Church  Watdens  In  Douglas,  and  to  the  helt>  they  have 
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jrlvon  ftnrt  th^  lnien)«(t  th«*y  hnve  iimnlfantcd  \n  tho  n-uewln^  of  Churili 
work  in  thin  Mission. 

"  AtuoMK  niiiny  Mhor  inHtancuH  or  kinilnoNH  and  KomUwllI,  I  nuy  men- 
tion that  four  ramnlMirH  uf  the  conKr«K>tti(>u  at  All  Sainti  guvti  uie  9^.00  last 
wintnr  wherewitti  to  buy  a  rob«  for  luy  Hlvi^h. 

**  I  truHt  that  it  nniy  not  bo  inappropriato  to  uioution  hero  the  kimlnoMx 
of  tho  BInIiop  of  the  DIocomc,  who  hiilpi'tl  uu>.  in  part  to  bear  the  huavy  ox- 
l>enae  of  ramoviuK  from  th«  dintant  nortli  to  my  [troxeut  ciiarge.  .,    ,rl  ■ 

"  Owinff  to  thu  iungth  of  timo  that  thix  Mission  wan  vacant,  and  to  the 
previous  long  illneNH  of  tho  lato  Bector,  1  found  Church  work  hare  in  a  very 
unaatinfavtory  Htate ;  but  through  many  obstacleH  and  the  many  diNuourag. 
ing  features  of  the  work,  w«  are,  I  trust,  gradually  rising  into  a  morp 
healthy  condition  of  Churcli  life ;  but  there  are  Htill  too  many  who  call  theni- 
solvos  churchmen  who  do  not  appreuiat«)  their  privilegcH,  and  are  content 
with  what  the  various  sects  have  to  offer.  VVhile  all  Missions  are  more  or 
leHS  subject  to  fluctuations,  this  has  suffered  more  than  most  of  tliem  through 
the  removal  of  whole  tamilien  of  Churcti  people  to  other  places,  but  prin- 
cipally to  St.  Mary's.  This  must  of  necessity  lessen  the  amount  ot  contri- 
butions to  the  funds  of  the  Society,  but  those  who  remain  will  endeavour 
to  give  as  much  and  in  some  cases  more  than  they  have  ever  given  befoi*e." 

Frkdkricton.— llev.  G.  G.  Roberts  reports  contributions  amounting 
to  $918.40.  'titi\  isjio  f  •(  ^Hi!Wt<«.t  .11  ,j  .v'^li  — .^nvl^lJli^  .-li-  ./r-r?  tAh  > 

GagetoWN.  — Rev.  J.  Nealos  reports  contributions  to  the  amount  of 
$65.90. 

He  writes  as  follows : 

"  I  never  knew  money  so  sciurce  since  1842;  the  people  seem  willing  to 
subscribe,  but  do  not  seem  to  have  anything  to  give.  There  is  no  market 
for  the  lumber,  upon  which  the  country  districts  depend  for  their  8upi)ly 
of  money,  h  have  been  working  to  the  utmost  of  my  strength  and  ability 
during  the  past  year,  but  have  never  found  more  difliculty  in  keeping  luy 
appointments  than  during  the  past  winter  from  the  tremendous  snow 
drifts  choking  up  the  roads ;  though  whenever  Her  Majesty's  mails  could 
get  along  I  managed  to  do  so.  I  still  keep  up  the  monthly  services  at  the 
three  stations  at  Dutch  Creek,  Summerhill  and  the  Hamilton  school,  where 
I  generally  have  a  large  attendance.  We  very  much  need  a  new  Church 
in  the  village,  ours  being  about  the  oldest  in  the  Province,  and  very  opeu 
and  cold  in  ilie  winter." 

Grand  Manan.— Rev.  W.  S.  Covert  reports  $23.24  as  the  contributions 
to  the  Society,  apart  from  a  small  collection  for  the  Missions  of  the  Society 
for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel.  A  considerable  outlay  has  been  made 
jn  the  repairs  of  the  Rectory. 

The  Bishop  in  his  visit  to  the  Island  last  September  confirmed  two 
persons,  but  on  his  Lordship's  recent  visit  none  came  forward  for  confir- 
mation, still  though  the  state  of  the  Mission  is  by  no  means  what  we  could 
wish,  Mr.  Covert  adds '*  it  presents  some  encouraging  features."     j,  •    , 


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Hamiton. —  Rev.  Canon  Walker  is  only  uhlc  at  present  to  report  con- 
tributions to  tlie  amount  of  |ir)T.12. ;;>»tT.in» 

KiNGtioLKAK.—  Uev.  J.  Fruderlu  Curr  bu^  forwarded  the  following  re- 
I'ort: »,(.,(! 

"  The  usual  servkies  on  Sundays— two  at  Spring  Hill  and  ono  alternately 
at  Upper  and  Central  Khigscluar— luiTe  been  mulntalued  without  iuter- 
luisslon  during  the  year.  The  Fasts  and  Festivals  huvc  been  n';;uliirly 
olwerved  In  the  Parish  Church,  and  oeeaslonally  In  the  (uit  stations.  At 
Spring  Hill  a  Wednesday  Evening  Servleo  was  held  from  ()3tOber  until 
Ajtril;  and  during  the  summer  I  am  giving  a  series  of  Cottage  Letitures, 
which,  I  iruiit,  will  result  In  much  good.  These,  with  the  buptisui  of  one 
adult  and  fourteen  infants,  one  marriage,  six  burials,  and  the  usu:d  Sun- 
day School  Work,  are  the  public  ralnistratiouN  of  the  year. 

"  I  am  preparing  a  class  for  continnation  in  the  autumn. 

"A  Society  ol  '  Willing  Workers'  has  been  formed  amongst  the  female 
parishioners,  who  have  undertaken  to  rebuild  the  dilapidated  feuues  aroun*^ 
the  Church  groimds,  repaint  the  Parsonage,  &c. 

"  I  regret  to  report  a  smaller  contribution  to  tiio  Funds  of  the  Society 
than  was  made  last  year.  This  is  duo  to  t^iroe  (  auses:  (1)  removals  by 
death  and  otherwise ;  (2)  the  '  hard  times ; '  and  (8)  the  effort  made  by  the 
people  to  add  a  much-ueeded  chancel  to  the  Parish  Church.  I  am  conti- 
deut,  however,  that  this  deflclency  will  be  made  up  another  year. 

"  I  have  to  record  the  death  of  my  Senior  Warden,  Mr.  John  Huruet, 
lie  was  a  sincere  christian,  and  a  ready  and  cheerful  helper  in  all  I  under- 
took. Mr.  Swlnney  also  has  ceased  to  be  a  parishioner  by  removal  to 
another  part  of  the  Province;  but  his  interest  in  the  Parish  and  his  prac- 
tical aid,  I  have  reason  to  believe,  will  be  ours  .still.  .., 

"  I  wish,  on  behalf  of  the  Parish,  to  thank  the  Bishop  for  a  contribution 
towards  the  chancel.  Mrs.  Medley  for  a  beautiful  font,  wid  Mr.  bwiODQy 
for  a  large  addition  to  the  Endowment  Fundi       •'.•nud,  .,    !i,.!.,i;»i 

"In  the  Pariah  ray  thanks  are  due  to  Lt.-Col.  Maunseli,  D.  A.  G.,  ray 
popular  and  efficient  Lay  Reader,i  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Hilton-Green  for  a  con- 
cert in  aid  of  Church  building,  and  to  Mr,  Isaac  Murraj^'s  family  for  valu- 
able aid  in  Church  work  generally.      o-udsZ'  t>*    iiciH.MUtiiv*  •■•f/*  • 

"  The  following  financial  statement  will  show  what  has  been  done  during 
the  year  to  advance  the  material  interests  of  the  Parish. 

"  The  sums  marked  thus  (•)  we  re,  collected  entirely,  or  in  great  pari, 

outside  of  the  Parish.  .  -ri  irn  .vonimi  '*'j(i'''    .tl  ao  ii- '■?i"ij[y3  '.4«ijii7i-}»i 

..•....• -.l.     /i;.  •..    FINANCIAL    STAtEMENT.        <1 '/  >>1  .-v.<|..;,IrJ*t..( 

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*Addition  to  Endowment  Fund $500.00 

•For  Chancel 200.00 

Assessment 200.00 

Oflfertory 100.00 

Sunday  School 20.00 

Repairs 12.35 

Debt 50.00 

•Church  Furniture 100.00 

Church  Society 84.12 

-  ';  ;     '."        .  "^    '       Total,      $1840.27 

'*  Contributions  amount  to  $90.62,  including  $13.41  for  Widows  and  Or- 

phamiFund."  ..      .     ,     .  .  .,,.„,  ,,  .^  ,  .,.^,.,,.^^      ,.  .:  ^^,.^^  ^     ^^ 

Kingston.—  Rev.  "W.  E.  Scoril  writes  as  follows : 

*'  I  am  detained  from  attending  the  Meetings  of  the  Society  this  week  by 
unavoidable  Parish  duties.  This  is  a  year  of  unexampled  difSiiculty  with 
us  in  raising  money,  an>1 1  fear  the  amount  will  fall  shorter  than  ever  be- 
fore of  what  we  have  contributed  to  the  Society,— not  exceeding  $80.00. 
We  have  lost  W.  P.  Flewelling,  Esquire,  a  highly  respected  and  consistent 
member  of  the  Church,  who  died  last  Good  Friday ;  and  many  others  of 
my  parishioners  were  taken  away  during  the  past  winter,  leaving  us  in 
several  instances  to  feel  how  much  we  miss  their  help  in  christian  work. 
I  trust  that  inspired  by  their  examples,  their  children  will  become  zealous 
of  good  works,  and  finally  come  behind  in  no  gift  by  which  they  may  sup> 
ply  our  loss,  and  do  their  duty  as  privileged  members  of  the  Church  of 
Christ." 

Lancaster.- Rev.  Henry  M.  Spike  has  inclosed  the  following  report: 

"  The  amount  collected  to  the  present  time  for  Diocesan  Church  Society 
is  $48.16. 

'*  By  the  blessing  of  God  my  work  in  the  Parish  has  been  very  regular. 
Although  there  were  several  Sundays  in  the  winter  on  which  I  could  not 
reach  the  distant  churches,  I  have  been  enabled  to  have  the  tliree  iUll  ser- 
vices every  Sunday  during  the  past  year.  The  congregations  have  been 
good,  and  there  is  a  growing  interest  in  the  affairs  of  the  Church,  so  that 
we  feel  encouraged  t«  labour  for  tlieir  Spiritual  welfare. 

'*  The  contributions  for  expenses  of  the  Parish  have  been  much  more 
than  was  expected. 

"  The  Churches  at  Dipper  Harbour  and  Pisarinco  have  been  repaired, 
repainted,  and  several  improvements  made.  The  Rectory  has  had  con- 
siderable expended  on  it.  These  improvements  have  been  made  by  the 
parishioners,  by  whose  kindnes6  and  cooperation  we  are  endeavouring  to 
persevere  in  our  duty. 

*'  The  Sunday  School  in  connection  with  the  Parish  Church  has  been 
kept  up  regularly  during  the  winter,  and  the  children  seem  anxious  to 
learn  their  duty  as  members  of  the  Church. 


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<'  Although  there  are  some  who  do  not  feel  that  the  Church  expects  her 
members  to  adorn  their  profession  by  following  in  the  ways  of  personal 
religion  and  in  the  ordinances  of  the  Church,  there  is  therefore  a  great  ne- 
cessity on  our  part  to  be  diligent  in  pastoral  visiting,  that  they  may  see  the 
importance  while  time  is  given  of  serving  the  Lord." 

Maugkrville.-- Rev.  G.  H.  Sterling  has  inclosed  the  following  report : 

'*  Since  writing  my  report  of  last  year,  I  have  had  much  to  encourage 
me  in  my  work. 

"■  In  September  last  I  had  three  adult  baptisms.  The  following  week 
His  Lordship  administered  the  Apostolic  Bile  of  Confirmation  to  thirteen 
candidates,  all  of  whom  became  Conunnnicants. 

'*  In  October  I  purchased  a  bell  metal  bell  from  Meenely&  Eimberly,Troy , 
New  York,  which  cost  over  |200.00.  One  hundred  dollars  of  this  amount 
was  given  me  by  the  ladles  of  my  Mission,  who  have  formed  themselves 
into  a  Society,  to  work  for  the  beautifying  of  the  house  of  God.  Since  that 
time  they  have  placed  in  the  Church  a  very  handsome  prayer  desk  and 
pulpit  hanging,  costing  $34. 

"  During  the  past  year  the  Church  at  Newcastle,  Grand  Lake,  has  been 
re-roofed,  the  spire  has  been  cut  down,  being  quite  too  heavy  for  the  tower, 
the  interior  plastered,  and  other  minor  improvements  made.  I  may  men- 
tion that  this  Church  has  been  in  course  of  erection  at  least  20  years  or 
more,  but  I  hope  to  get  it  completed,  or  nearly  so,  during  the  sununer. 

'<  The  contributions  from  my  Mission  are  in  advance  of  last  year." 

MONCTQN.— Rev.  E.  S.  W.  Pentreath  reports  contributions  to  the 
amount  of  $65,  and  he  has  inclosed  the  following  report : 

*'  I'he  work  in  Moncton  in  spite  of  the  various  drawbacks  has  not  been 
without  encouragement.  On  October  7th,  1874,  the  little  building  alluded 
to  in  my  last  report,  the  frame  of  which  was  raised  July  1st,  was  conse- 
crated by  the  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese.  Substantial  sympathy  was  ex- 
pressed for  us  by  the  presence  in  our  midst  on  that  day  of  the  Bev.  Canon 
Townshend  of  Amherst,  N.  S.,  the  Bev.  Canon  Medley,  the  Bev.  Dr.  Jar- 
vis,  and  the  Bev.  Messrs.  Brigstocke,  Dowling,  Nickerson,  Willis,  Partridge 
and  Talbot.  The  hearty  character  of  the  morning  and  evening  services, 
the  number  of  the  clergy  present,  and  the  gathering  of  the  congregation 
to  meet  the  Bishop  and  the  clergy  made  the  day  remarkable  in  the  annals 
of  the  Parish.  The  building  is  designed  as  the  chancel  of  the  future  Church , 
and  will  seat  comfortably  ninety  persons.  It  is  fkimished  very  tasteftilly 
in  ash,  oiled^  there  is  a  temporary  chancel,  and  the  beauty  of  the  interior 
is  a  subject  of  appreciative  remark  fi.'om  all  who  have  seen  it.  ^At  the 
proper  time  with  the  help  of  kind  fHends  It  Is  hoped  that  we  wilrbe  able 
to  erect  a  suitable  main  building.  The  Church,  Including  fUmlture  of  ash 
and  butternut,  has  cost  us  nearly  $1200.0P,  and  our  fl*eedom  from  debt  is 
due  to  the  kindly  aid  of  flrlends  at  a  distance. 

"  In  addition  to  much  substantial  aid,  I  wish  to  particularize  gifts  of  a 
Lectern  flrom  Miss  Fanny  Chandler  of  BIchibucto,  an  Altar  from  Bev. 
Canon  Medley,  Alms  Basons  firom  Chas.  Blackwell,  Esq.  and  wife,  a  Font 


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from  money  kindly  collected  by  Mrs.  E.  B.  Chandler,  Jr.,  Chancel  "Window 
from  money  collected  by  Mrs.  Blackwell,  and  the  sum  of  £40  sterling  col- 
lected by  Mrs.  Vaughn  of  Liverpool,  England. 

"  The  Society  of  '  Willing  "Workers'  as  a  result  of  work  between  Juno 
and  January  in  addition  to  kncelers,  cushions,  matting,  carpets  and  lamps, 
presented  $94.36  to  the  vestry  to  liquidate  the  Church  debt,  and  contribu- 
ted to  repairs  on  il^e  Rectory.  I  report  26  Communicants  who  frequent 
the  Holy  Communion,  and  were  it  not  foi  many  removals  from  the  place 
the  gain  would  be  very  marked. 

'*  Looking  back  over  the  year,  I  think  some  progress  has  been  made. 

"  At  Point  DuChene  T  was  able  to  give  fortnightly  services  up  to  Janu- 
ary 1st.  During  the  winter  the  state  of  the  roads  made  it  impossible  for 
me  to  reach  the  Church  of  a  Sunday,  and  since  then  my  visits  have  been 
irregular.  The  congregation  through  E.  J.  Smith,  Esq.,  M.  P.  P.,  presen- 
ted me  at  Christmas  with  an  address  and  a  purse  of  $100.00.  I  desire  to 
gratefully  acknowledge  the  kindness  I  have  always  received  from  the  peo- 
ple of  Shediac,  and  to  again  impress  upon  the  Society  the  importance  of 
this  centre,  and  the  great  need  of  a  resident  clergyman."        -i  .:i>(,i;m 

.  i     -iff  .;.■»<•.  ■•• 

Newcastle.— Rev.  Augustus  Prime  writes:  •  •  -'.;  •   = 

"  I  am  sorry  to  report  a  less  sum  of  money  for  the  Diocesan  Church  So- 
ciety this  year  than  is  generally  sent  from  this  Parish.  There  are  several 
reasons  for  it.  The  Parish  was  without  a  priest  for  three  months,  thereby 
causing  a  loss  from  the  alms,  also  the  loss  of  the  engineers  from  Newcastle, 
who  used  t»  contribute  largely  towards  the  above  fund.  We  are  also  suf- 
fering from  the  reaction  of  better  days  when  both  work  and  money  were 
plentiful.  Very  few  refused  to  give,  and  many  whose  names  appeared  on 
the  list  last  year  and  will  not  appear  this  have  promised  to  give  as  soon  as 
they  get  any  money.       ,   , 

"  Contributions  amount  to  $153.70." 


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New  Maryland.— Rev.  J.  Pearson  reports  contributions  amounting 
to  $40,  of  which  |10.83  is  limited  to  the  Widows  and  Orphans  Fund. 

Norton.— Rev.  E.  A.  Warneford  reports  contributions  to  the  amount 


of  f87.94. 


t»lU    nil-   <(»i|l't!\i 


i..'J 


Petitcodiac—  Rev.  Cuthbert  Willis  writes  as  follows : 
"  With  regard  to  the  Mission  itself,  I  am  happy  to  say  that  the  services 
have  been  conducted  in  the  different  Churches  and  Stations  as  regularly 
as  circ!lhistauces  permitted;  that  the  congregations  are  improving,  and 
the  general  prospects  cheering.  The  Church  at  Portage  has  been  much 
improved,  and  this  almost  entirely  at  the  expense  of  the  people  themselves. 
The  new  Church  at  Petitcodiac  has  n'.«o  been  improved  by  the  addition  ot 
a  Ridge  Cres*,;  a  fence  is  about  to  Lv  erected,  and  the  Church  painted. 
By  the  kindness  of  some  ladies  a  subscriptiou  was  raised  a  short  time  ago 
and  a  bell  purchased,  which  now  every  Sunday  calls  the  people  to  worship. 
We  have  to  thank  his  Lordship  the  Bishop  for  kindly  contributing  towards 


m 


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ing  col- 

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1  lamps, 
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ve  been 
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IS  soon  as 


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services 
regularly 
ving,  and 
een  much 
emselves, 
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painted. 

time  ago 

1  worship. 

|g  towards 


the  Church  improvements.  We  have  now  in  hand  the  building  of  a  Par- 
sonage at  Petitcodiac,  and  if  we  are  fortunate  enough  in  raising  funds,  hope 
to  complete  the  same  within  a  year."      .  ,j. 

Contributions  General  Purposes ..."'. . . .  1 . ....'. i .1 '...'..'.. . . .852.10 

"Widows  and  Orphans  Fund 5.97 

Home  and  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel  Missions. . . .     6.01 

i.i  ^'ii-i.tJ )  ■(,'■■  Mi/t  ■.<  i-.-rfii  .\;  /f  ■?.;•  I  :..ii  i...  >»  •.-,••!      '  ii.'      $64.08 

Prince  William  and  Dumfries.—  Rev.  E.  A.  W.  Hauington  writes 

as  follows:       .,;,,. ,.,         ,,       .^r      ........  i     ...  /      . 

"  The  Church  in  this  Mission  is  in  about  the  same  position  as  last  year; 
though  a  number  of  communicants  has  been  added,  an  equal  number  has 
removed  to  other  parts  of  the  Province  and  to  the  Western  States. 

"•  The  subscriptions  to  the  Diocesan  Church  Society  have  not  been  quite 
completed,  but  as  far  as  the  work  is  done  there  has  been  no  decrease,  rather 
an  increase,  and  should  our  whole  amount  be  less  than  last  year  it  will  re- 
sult from  the  number  of  subscribers  being  smaller,  as  I  never  collected 
when  people  gave  more  willingly  and  liberally.       ^,. ;.  :,.,,\.  ;  ,.  ,.  „  , 

"  St.  Clements  Church  has  been  very  much  improved  during  the  year 
by  an  '  East  Window '  which  was  put  in  at  Easter. 

"  I  regret  to  say  that  the  west  end  of  the  Mission  is  still  without  a  mis- 
sionary, and  trust  that  the  grant  offered  last  year  may  still  be  continued, 
that  we  may  at  least  have  the  hope  of  filling  the  vacancy." 

Contributions  are  $85. 

Petersvillk. —  Rev.  Joseph  Smith  has  been  only  a  portion  of  the  year 
in  charge  ef  this  Parish.  He  reports  one  isemi-aunual  collection  amount- 
ingto  $11.27.  ^..f!.,i,,. 

QuEENSBURY.— Rev.  A.  H.  Weeks  writes  as  follows:     ■  ■■'■■i-'tJ.   .  -. 

"  Last  year  I  was  able  to  pay  to  the  Society  contributions  to  the  amount 
of  about  $100,  $22  more  than  had  been  yet  collected  in  this  Mission.  I  re- 
gret I  cannot  report  a  continued  increase  this  year.  I  send  $92.27,  con- 
siderably more  however  than  the  usual  contribution  from  this  Mission. 
The  deficiency  is  due  to  the  fall  in  the  price  of  lumber.  Nothing  has  oc- 
curred in  the  Mission  worthy  of  note.  The  severity  of  weather  and  severe 
storms  which  interfered  so  seriously  with  my  appointments  were  not  pe- 
culiar to  the  Mission  of  Queensbury."     •  {»•"    "      ' 'f.il  "!  f   '■■■■*  lii!     ..  , 

u  ::■>     '••ivi't.  •• 

RiCHiBUCTO.—  Rev.  N.  A.  Coster  writes  as  follows : 

"  I  have  to  report  to  the  Society  while  away  from  my  Parish  of  Richi- 
bucto,  so  that  I  cannot  report  fully.  Before  I  left  I  made  the  usual  pro- 
vision for  collecting  the  contributions  to  the  Diocesan  Church  Society,  and 
I  have  little  doubt  that  the  aluount  will  be  forwarded  to  the  Treasurer, 
although  it  will  not  pass  through  my  hands. 

"  I  am  unable  to  attend  the  meeting  of  the  Society  this  year,  but  I  am 
earnestly  anxious  that  provision  should  be  made  for  the  Parish  of  Weld- 
ford.     I  may  observe  that  steps  have  been  already  taken  in  this  case. 


40 


i 


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i^t . 


Weldford  has  agreed  to  furnish  f  200,  and  if  I  give  up  Kingston  that  dis* 
trict  will  Aimish  $100,  fifty  dollars  per  annum  above  this  have  to  be  raised, 
and  I  feel  assured  that  it  may  be  done  either  in  my  own  Mission  or  in  some 
neighbouring  settlement.  May  I  therefore  beg  of  you  to  ask  the  Society 
to  appropriate  four  hundred  dollars  to  the  Missionary  who  shall  be  found 
to  take  charge  of  that  arduous  work. 

"  It  shall  be  understood  that  I  am  away  fi'om  home  for  change  of  air 
under  medical  advice,  having  been  almost  useless  the  past  winter  from 
bronchitis,  and  at  my  advanced  age  I  can  scarcely  expect  to  be  useful 
much  longer.  That  I  may  have  a  little  assistance  available  when  needed, 
I  resign  in  favour  of  this  scheme  what  I  now  receive  from  my  people  at 
Kingston,  which  is  about  one-third  of  the  contribution  in  my  Parish." 

Contributions  amount  to  $58.84. 

Richmond.— Rev.  W.  Henry  Street  writes  that  the  amount  of  contri- 
butions will  not  be  less  than  that  of  last  year. 

*'  The  Sunday  School,  at  present  taught  in  the  old  Church  building,  is 
hindered  in  its  efficiency  by  the  want  of  a  proper  school  room,  which  it  is 
proposed  to  build  during  the  present  summer."  Mr.  Street  adds,  ''owing  to 
good  health,  I  was  enabled,  thank  God,  to  keep  most  of  my  appointments 
the  last  severe  and  stormy  winter." 

Contributions  amount  to  $70. 

ROTHBSAY.— Mr.  C.  H.  Fairweather  reports  the  amount  of  contribu- 
tions from  the  Parish  to  be  $184.84.  -.  ,  ,  , 

St.  Andrews  and  Chamcook.— Mr.  G.  D.  Street  reports  contributions 
as  follows: 

St.  Andrews $144.84 

Chamcook 26.42 

Total,       $171.26 

St.  David  and  St.  Patrick.— Rev.  H.  S.  Wainwright  writes  as  fol- 
lows : 

"  There  is  really  little  to  encourage  me  in  my  work  in  this  Parish.  The 
Parish  Church  of  St.  David  is  so  very  far  away  ftom  the  church  people 
that  they  seem  to  have  got  very  careless  about  attending.  Anything  is  a  I 
sufficient  excuse  to  keep  them  from  church,  and  during  stormy  weather 
and  in  winter  when  the  roads  are  blocked  up  and  the  teams  are  itway  in 
the  woods,  it  is  impossible  to  expect  them  to  turn  out;  and  further  the 
Parish  has  been  greatly  weakened  by  many  of  our  most  promising  young 
men  and  women  moving  away  ttom  the  place  to  California  and  elsewhere, 
and  this  is  particularly  so  in  the  Parish  of*  St.  Patrick,  Where  very  many 
who  formerly  were  supporters  of  the  Church  have  removed,  leaving  none 
to  take  their  place.  This  circumstance  in  a  financial  point  of  view  makes 
me  very  doubtful  of  the  Parishes'  willingness  to  meet  the  increased  assess- 1 
ment  put  upon  them  this  year.    I  say  not  ability  for  though  few  and  scat- 


tered th( 
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Diocesan 
sent  in  la 
old  cry  o 


St.  Paul' 
tributions  fr 

St.  Mary 

report; 
"The  Mist 

increase  the 

Society,  but 
made  upon/ 
the  Parish  of 
pected  from. 

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by  any  clergy 
Schools  were 
20  teachers  ai 


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hat  dis- 
)  raised, 
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Society 
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ntributions 

.$144.84 
.     26.42 


Irish.  The 
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lything  is » I 
ny  weather 
ire  away  in 
further  the 
fling  young 
elsewhere, 

very  many 
lavlngnone 
[ew  makes  I 
[ased  assess- 1 
vad  scat- 


tered the  people  be,  yet  were  they  all  united  and  all  animated  by  a  hearty 
zeal  in  God's  cause,  this  difficulty  would  speedly  be  overcome.  -  ,|  i  . 
♦'  I  am  not  prepared  to  state  at  present  what  this  Mission  will  raise  for 
Diocesan  Church  Society  this  year,  but  I  fear  it  will  fall  short  of  what  was 
sent  in  last  year,  owing  to  the  above  reasons  and  also  on  account  of  the 
old  cry  of '  hard  times. '" 

St.  James,  St.  John. — Rev.  W.  B.  Armstrong  (Curate)  reports  con- 
tributions to  the  amount  of  $100.  f{« 


4^.1 


if!  . 


St.  George  and  Pennfield.— Rev.  R.  E.  Smith  reports  contributions 
in  all  amounting  to  $186*      '■•     >  ■'  'ii    ■..'.,)  •■<-u;\.  .r.  .>  :■.  •   i  •;,,(.(••-, 

He  writes  as  follows : 

"  The  chief  item  of  interest  in  my  Parishes  during  the  past  year  was  the 
visit  of  the  Lord  Bishop  for  confirmation.  His  visit  is  always  of  great 
benefit  in  many  ways.  He  confirmed  43  persons  in  the  two  Parishes,  the 
greater  portion  being  adults.  Large  and  interested  congregations  attended, 
although  on  week  daysj  and  at  a  very  busy  season  Of  tlic  adults  six  had 
been  baptized  in  the  Church  a  short  time  previous,  and  altogether  12  of 
them  had  formerly  belonged  to  other  denominations.  His  Lordship  was 
greatly  pleased  with  the  renovation  in  Christ's  Church,  Pennfield,  and  ad- 
mired the  Chancel  "Window  very  much.  St.  Mark's  Church,  St.  George, 
has  also  been  painted  and  colored  inside  very  neatly.  "We  hope ,  when  the 
times  improve,  to  have  a  new  Church  in  St.  George.  I  am  happy  to  state 
that  120  persons  partook  of  the  Holy  Communion  during  the  past  year  in 
the  Mission,  and  that  the  number  of  baptisms  has  been  larger.  I  cannot 
forbear  mentioning,  that  since  my  last  report,  a  valued  and  staunch  mem- 
ber of  our  Holy  Church  has  entered  into  her  rest.  I  refer  to  Mrs.  Gideon 
Knight.  She  was  never  absent  ftom  the  services  when  in  health,  a  on- 
stant  communicant,  and  always  ready  to  do  her  par.  i  len  the  Church  re- 
quired her  aid ;  for  some  50  years  she  had  been  a  fLi^hful  worker  in  the 
Church  in  this  Parish ;  she  was  beloved  by  all,  and  universally  regretted." 

St.  Paulas  Portland.— Rev.  Cahon  DeVeber  repoits  $650  as  the  co»^- 
tributions  from  the  Parish.    "'"  '  •'.*<"'  i     •■'  '  ■     i  •  -      ;•        ui  :,i- 

St.  Mary's  and  Stanley.— Rev.  W.  Jaflfrey  has  inclosed  the  following 
report : 

"  The  Missionary  at  St.  Mary's  and  Stanley  writes  that  he  had  hoped  to 
increase  the  amount  of  his  subscriptions  towards  the  general  funds  of  the 
Society,  but  has  been  unable  to  do  so,  owing  to  a  large  call  having  been 
made  upon, his  people  towards  building  a  Church,  now  being  erected  in 
the  Parish  of  St.  Mary's.  The  usual  amount  of  $70  however  may  be  ex- 
pected from  the  Mission. 

''  He  reports  57  baptisms,  a  larger  number  than  was  reported  last  year 
by  any  clergyman  in  the  Diocese.  By  an  oversight  last  year,  no  Sunday 
Schools  were  reported ;  this  year  he  reports  3,  copnected  with  which  are 
20  teachers  and  135  pupils. .. .       .  .,  .. 


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"The  Missionary  asks  for  a  grant  towards  opening  a  new  Mission,  ta 
consist  of  Stanley  and  a  part  of  St.  Mary's,  as  he  finds  it  quite  impossible 
to  do  the  duty  of  so  large  a  district  as  is  now  under  his  charge,  either  with 
proflt  to  the  Church  or  satisfaction  to  himself."     '  -•  ■       ■  >  >f 

Shediac. — Rev.  Dr.  Jarvis  has  been  able  to  add  somewhat  to  the  con- 
tributions to  the  Society,  and  also  to  the  collection  for  the  Society  for  the 
Propagation  of  the  Gospel,  over  those  of  last  year.  Contributions  to  the 
Society  are  $68.72. 

Springfield  and  Johnston.—  Rev.  G.  Rogers  reports  contributions 
to  the  amount  of  $46.31. 

SiMONDS.— Rev.  G.  Schofield  reports  contributions,  exceeding  by  a  con- 
siderable amount  those  of  any  previous  year;  viz.,  $131.  97,  besides  $6.50 
for  the  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel. 

St.  Mark,  St.  John.—  Mr.  T.  B.  Hanington,  Secretary  of  this  Commits 
tee,  reports  contributions  to  the  amount  of  $898.24,  of  which  the  sum  of 
$61  is  limited  to  the  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund  In  addition  to  this  a 
special  collection  amounted  to  $36.50. 

Sussex  and  Studholm.— Rev.  Canon  Medley  reports  the  probable 
amount  of  contributions  as  $200,  and  has  inclosed  the  following  report : 

**  I  have  nothing  in  particular  to  report  to  the  Society  this  year,  except 
that  our  troubles  have  been  mercifully  overruled,  as  I  humbly  hope,  for 
the  growth  of  the  Church  congregations,  and  the  greater  consistency  in  the 
members  of  the  congregations.    It  is  nothing  new  to  hear  that  we  have 
had  a  hard  winter,  which  rather  interfered  with  the  work  of  visiting  the 
flock  as  regularly  as  one  could  wish,  but  I  am  glad  to  say  that  I  was  only 
prevented  twice  fi'om  fulfilling  my  Sunday  duty  of  8  services.    It  is  with 
great  regret  that  I  hear  it  has  become  necessary  to  make  a  change  in  the 
new  Mission  of  Hammond  and  Dutch  Valley,  but  I  shall  hope  that  before 
long  the  Society  will  be  able  to  open  up  another  new  Mission  which  wil] 
relieve  me  of  the  work  at  Dutch  Valley,  which  I  shall  have  to  perform  as 
well  as  I  can  consistently  with  my  present  scheme  of  work.     To  the  no 
small  satisfaction  of  myself  and  the  people,  I  have  opened  a  new  Station 
at  Mount  Pleasant  in  the  Parish  of  Studholm,  where  a  large  and  interest- 
lug  congregation  gathers  once  a  month  on  a  week  day  for  worship,  and  I 
have  hopes  that  the  Church  may  become  established  there.     I  have  fre- 
quent applications  for  services  from  other  settlements  both  in  Studholm 
and  Susb<ix,  and  if  I  were  made  of  iron,  and  my  horse  flesh  was  equally 
durable,  I  would  gladly  undertake  to  give  the  people  what  they  want;  but 
at  present  I  think  it  wiser  to  do  thoroughly  what  I  have  in  hand  than  mul- 
t  Iply  Stations  or  attempt  the  building  of  more  Churches.    At  Studholm  we 
have  just  laid  to  rest  one  of  our  truest  and  most  consistent  helpers,  Mr. 
Isaac  Foshay,  who  for  many  years  has  been  useful  to  the  Church  at  large 
as  a  Lay  Delegate  to  Synod  and  Church  Society.    We  shall  miss  him  very 
much,  but  we  submit  to  will  of  the  good  God,  who  doeth  all  things  well ,  I 


■] 


Wkllinc 
to  the  amoi 
last  year  ii 
>Qd  La  goes 
"During 
Ms  Parish, 
and  bury  th 
night.    The 
in  this  Miss 
more  have  I 
of  five  dolla 
"  I  am  ha] 
the  Diocesat 
the  Church'J 


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and  believe  that  he  has  a  higher  and  more  blessed  work  for  our  Mend  and 
brother  to  do  than  can  be  found  on  earth,  i  As  I  write  the  ladies  of  our 
Sussex  Sewing  Circle  are  busily  at  work  at  their  weekly  meeting,  and 
some  new  Church  Plate  is  before  me  which  has  this  day  arrived  Arom  £ng> 
land.  In  spite  of  our  many  trials  we  have  much  to  cheer  us,  and  cauae  us 
all  to  labour  more  patiently  and  faithfully." 

Trinttt,  St.  John.—  Rev.  F.  H.  J.  Brigstocke  reports  contributions  to 
the  amount  of  $948.09,  apart  from  a  collection  for  the  Society  for  the  Pro- 
pagation of  the  Gospel,  amounting  to  $81.53. 

Upham.— Rev.  S.  J.  Hanford  writes  as  follows : 

**  I  hope  soon  after  my  return  to  forward  the  balance  of  the  contributions 
without  loss  of  time.  The  total  may  pernaps  be  a  little  under  that  of  last 
year,  though  I  hope  not  much  so.  I  regret  to  find  that  the  new  Mission, 
formed  lately  by  uniting  portions  of  the  country  hitherto  connected  with 
Sussex  and  this  Mission,  will  be  without  a  Missionary,  and  that  conse- 
quently I  shall  have  to  take  up  my  former  work  in  Hammond.  Tn  my 
present  state  of  health  I  can  promise  to  do  only  what  I  can  to  supply  the 
vacancy  by  monthly  services  on  Sundays,  and  even  then  I  shall  be  taking 
services  from  a  portion  of  my  present  charge  which  greatly  needs  more, 
and  certainly  not  less  attention ;  that  is  to  say,  Quaco,  or  St.  Martins.  This 
place  has  of  late  been  growing  rapidly  in  importance,  and  I  fear  we  are 
losing  much  by  not  being  able  more  fully  to  occupy  the  ground.  There  is 
really  no, connection  between  Upham  and  St.  Martins,  and  it  is  quite  evi- 
dent that  for  a  clergyman  to  do  anything  like  justice  to  that  portion  of  the 
Mission  he  should  reside  at  Quaco,  with  the  country  thereabouts  for  his 
field  of  labour.  However,  as  this  perhaps  is  only  one  of  many  other  strong 
claims  for  help,  I  can  only  go  on  as  best  and  as  long  as  I  can,  hoping  that 
in  His  own  good  time  the  Lord  of  the  harvest  will  send  forth  labourers  into 
His  harvest." 

Contributions  are  1137.79.  '  ' 

Wellington  and  Dundas.—  Rev.  H.  M.  Jarvis  reports  contributions 
to  the  amount  of  $23.95.  He  mentions  a  mistake  in  copying  his  report  of 
last  year  in  which  the  word  "  often"  was  substituted  for  "  occasionally," 
and  La  goes  on  to  say : 

"  During  Rev.  Dr.  Jarvis'  absence  in  Montreal,  I  frequently  drove  to 
bis  Parish,  Shediac,  20  miles  distant  from  my  residence,  to  visit  the  sick 
and  bury  the  dead.  I  buried  five  persons  there  in  the  course  ot  a  fort, 
night.  The  number  of  deaths  among  the  church  people  during  the  year 
in  this  Mission  are  only  three,  the  baptisms  23,  and  since  the  Ist  of  June  4 
more  have  been  added.  There  was  only  one  marriage,  with  the  small  fee 
of  five  dollars  to  augment  the  stipend. 

**  I  am  happy  to  report  a  slight  increase  over  last  year's  contributions  to 
the  Diocesan  Church  Society,  but  regret  to  add  that  it  is  no  indication  of 
the  Church's  growing  prosperity,  for  the  increase  comes  from  my  person- 


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Bi-: 


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al  ft-icnds  among  tli6  denominations^,  ana  a  few  gentlemen  employed  on  the 
survey  for  tlic  railway,  while  some  of  our  cliuroti  members  feel  compeileil 
to  lessen  their  donations  this  year  on  account  of  various  causes  over  which 
they  have  no  control."        '-•"■•      i.    '  •■■     ■  v    !k-  ^  r  .  ii.    .j,(,v  nt    ,j..i 


TVestfield.— Rev.  E.  S.  Woodman  reports  contributions  the  same  as 


last  year.jr;,..,  >»fr.fA,  .,ii.,n-*  ^sn  .(.  n  .'i  •/•  rr 


— ,:''i..iT.  .1, 


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Woodstock.— Rev.  T.  Neales  has  enclosed  the  uSuat returns,  and 


.til. 


writes  as  follows : 

"  Owing  to  God's  blessing  on  the  rest  which  I  was  forced  to  take  between 
June  ftnd  September  last,  I  have  since  been  equal  to  a  fair  share  of  worlt, 
and  for  this  I  feel  deeply  thankful.  I  think  that  the  retrospect  of  the 
Church's  work  in  this  Mission  for  the  year  past  may  afford  us  good  cause 
for  encouragement.  Though  we  have  not  escaped  the  general  financial 
depression,  which  no  doubt  will  be  reported  from  eVery  quarter  of  the 
Diocese,  this  Mission  has  given  a  sum  total  greater  than  In  any  previous 
year  towards  the  support  of  the  Church's  ministrations,  and  promises  to 
exert  itself  to  do  even  more  yet  in  the  future.  I  am  convinced  also  that 
the  spiritual  welfare  of  the  Church  in  Its  members  has  made  at  least  some 
advance, —  for  the  steady  increase  of  the  regular  communicants,  and  the 
encouraging  condition  of  our  Sunday  School,  may,  I  think,  be  chosen  as 
indicating  this.  Since  August  last,  through  the  aid  of  the  Diocesan  Church 
Society,  I  have  had  the  grateful  assistance  of  a  lay  reader,  now  the  Rev. 
LeBaron  W.  Fowler,  whose  report  is  Included  in  mine,  and  who,  if  his 
future  service  in  God's  vineyard  is  marked  with  the  same  steady  zeal  and 
earnestness  which  he  has  already  evinced,  his  success  in  the  work  is  sure. 

"We  have  extended  our  work  in  all  directions,  and  in  order  that  we 
may  not  be  compelled  to  give  up  any  portion  of  the  encouraging  labour  now 
in  hand  but  rather  to  extend  it  further,  we  do  hope  that  the  Schedule  Com- 
mittee will  recommend  and  the  General  Committee  grant  to  us  a  fair  and 
liberal  amount  towards  the  saHry  of  the  Curate  in  the  Mission,  whose  ser- 
vices we  are  struggling  hard  to  retain."  .  >,j,,{;^;j^j  ,|y.^ 
o  Contributions  amount  to  $266.58.    r.a  .ai  l\i    "cci- 


/). 


It  will  be  observed  from  the  foregoing  reports  that 
the   sum  total  of  the  contributions  to   a  considerable 

^  amount  is  less  than  that  of  the  past  year. 

-  There  has  been  the  usual  unsparing  labour  on  tho 
part  of  the  Missionaries.  The  extent  of  this  labour  and 
its  apparent  results  are  in  some  degree  presented  in  the 
tabular  statement  herewith  submitted,  and  to  which  the 
attention  of  ^yery  cburchman  in  the  Diocese  is  earnestly 
invited.  In  how  many  instances  is  this  vast  work  going! 
on,  under  trials  and  difficulties  which  the  Church  ought 


to   less 

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no  dou 

for  din 

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society 

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»f  work, 
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previous 
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also  that 
eaat  some 
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a  fair  and 
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to  lessen;  in  how  many  instances,  beyond  ordinary 
physical  strength.  The  financial  distress  in  the  country 
no  doubt  '""  great.  This  is  made  the  too  ready  excuse 
for  diminished  offerings  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  Lord. 
It  may  well  be  questioned  whether  in  case  of  any  one 
subscriber  such  diminution  is  necessary.  Will  any  mem- 
ber of  the  Church  in  this  Diocese  consent  to  decrease  the 
stipends  of  the  clergy?  or  will  any  declare  that  the 
work  of  the  Church  is  to  stand  still,  and  no  new  Mis- 
sions be  opened  ?    ,,   ,  ,,    ,  ,     ..    :'^v'\^ 

This  is  the  first  for  many  yeats  in  which  the  Society 
has  not  been  called  to  mourn  the  loss  of  one  or  more  of 
those  engaged  in  its  Missionary  work.  For  this  and 
for  many  other  undeserved  mercies  the  tribute  of  grate* 
ful  hearts,  to  be  shewn,  by  more  devotion  to  His  service, 
is  clearly  due ;  and  to  Him  the  work  undertaken  by  the 
society  is  humbly  commend.ed,  in  hope  of  the  con- 
tinuance of  His  blessing. 
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PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  GENERAL  COMMITTEE. 


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'  Frederioton,  June  29th,  1875. 

The  Committee  met  at  the  Masonic  Hall  at  7  o'clock, 
P.  M.  ' 

The  Bight  Reverend  the  Lord  Bishop  took  the  Chair. 

JPrayers. 
•  Mr.  W.  M.  Jarvis,  V.  P.,  and  Mr.  G.  A.  Schofield, 
a-  Select  Committee,  reported  the  Lay  Delegates  daly 
qualified  to  represent  the  Local  Committees,  who,  with 
the  Clergy  at  this  and  the  following  meeting,  were  as 
follows.  Those  marked*  were  not  present,  and  those 
marked!  were  present  only  on  Wednesday  Evening. 


PABISH. 
Andover, 
Burton, 
Buotoaohe. 
Blaokvllle, 
CampobellOt 
Cambridge, 
Canterbury, 
Chatham, 
Clifton, 
Dalhousie, 
Derby, 

Douglas  &  Bright, 
Dumfries, 
Fredericton, 
Fairville, 
Oagetown, 
Greenwich, 
Grand  Sfanan, 
Hammond, 


CLBBGT. 
Rev.  L.  A.  Hoyt. 

"  B.  Simonds, 

"  Herbert  M.  Jarvis, 

"  W.  Cruden, 

"  O.  M.  Bills.I 

"  B.  Shaw, 

"  T.  Hartin, 

"  D.  Forsythe, 

"  D.  J.  Wetmore, 

"  P.  B.  Crozier, 

"  W.  Cruden, 

"  J.  B.McKiel, 

"  E.  A.  W.  Hanington, 

"  G.  G.  Boberts, 

"  T.  B.  Dowling, 

"  J.  Neales, 

•♦  D.  M.  Pickett, 

"  W.  8.  Covert;, 

"  J.  H.  Talbot, 


LAY    DELEGATES. 
B.  B.  Plant,»  L.  Piokett.I     " 
Hon.  B.  D.  Wilmot.  N.  Hubbard. 

Jeremiah  Travis. 

Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Allen,  L.  Byron.; 
James  Porter,  C.  Scribner.| 
Hon.  Judge  Fisher,  B.  Bobinson.* 
Wm.  Wilkinson,  G.  A.  Blair. 

Hon.  Judge  Allen,  W.  H.  Phillipa. 
Wm.  T.  Crocker. 
J.  DeL.  Bobinson,  F.  Clements. 
Joseph  Allen,*  H.  Davidson.; 
Hon.  Judge  Fisher,  Jas.  Beek. 
J.  DeW.  Bpurr,  Hurd  Peters. 
Edward  Wetmore,  J.  C.  Clowes.* 
John  Flewelling.*  W.  B.  MoEiel." 


nampton, 

Kingacleui 

KiiiK«ton, 

Itiincaster, 

Maryland, 

Maugervilh 

Moncton, 

Xewcastle, 

Norton, 

Pennfield, 

Petersville, 

PeUtcodiac, 

Prinoe  Wlllin 

Queensbury, 

Biohmond, 

Siohibucto, 

Rothesay, 

8t.  Andrews, 

St.  David, 

8t.  George, 

St.  George,  Ca 

St.  James,  St. 

St.  Mark, 

St.  Mary's, 

St.  Paul, 

'  St.  Stephen 
ChurchT* 

St,  Stephen,  Tt 

Shediao, 

Simonds, 

Springfield, 

[Sussex, 

IStadhoIm, 

Wnity,  St.  Johi 

ppham, 

jVictoria,  Oarletoi 


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Eliimptoji, 

Bev 

.  Canon  WalkerJ, 

BE.         ■ 

Kingsclear, 

<< 

Predk.  Carr, 

1 

Kingston, 

<< 

W.  E.  Soovll», 

1 

Liinottster, 

<« 

H.  M.  Spike.     ' 

75.       1 

Maryland, 

<< 

J.  Pearson, 

clock, 

Mttugerville, 

« 

O.  H.  Sterling, 

Monoton, 

« 

E.  8.  W.  Pentreath, 

Chair. 

XewoasUe, 

« 

A.  Prime, 

ITorton, 

« 

E.  A.  Warnford, 

Lofield, 

Pennfleld,   . 

fi 

B.  E.  Smith, 

s  daly 
),  with 
rere  as 
i  those 
ling. 

Petersville, 
Petitcodiac, 
Prince  William, 
Queensbury, 
Richmond, 

<« 
<« 
«« 

M 
ft 

J.  E.  Smith, 
Cuthbert  WilUs*, 
E.  A.  W.  Hanington, 
A.  H.  Weeks, 
W.  H.  Street*, 

IBS. 

Bichlbucto, 

« 

N.  A.  Coster*, 

b.I 

Rothesay, 

« 

Francis  Partridge*, 

Hubbard. 

St.  Andrews, 

« 

Dr.  Eetolium, 

St.  David, 

« 

H.  S.  WalnwrightJ, 

St.  George, 

« 

B.  E.  Smith, 

L.  Byron.I 

St.  George,  Carleton, 

« 

T.  E.  Dowling, 

ler.I 

St.  James,  St.  John, 

« 

W.  B.  Armstrong, 

Robinson.* 

St.  Mark, 

« 

O.  M.  Armstrong, 

Blair. 

St.  Mary's, 

« 

W.  Jaffrey, 

St.  Paul, 

« 

Canon  Deveber, 

I.Phillips. 

St.  Stepheai  Christ 
Church,' 

« 

J.  Boshton, 

lements. 
Idson.I 
1.  Beek. 
•eters, 
!.  Clowes." 
J.  MoKiel.* 

Bt.  Stephen,  Trinity, 

Bhediao, 

Simonds, 

Springfield, 

Sussex, 

Btudholm, 

Trinity,  St.  Jotin, 

<• 
« 
•  ( 

« 
« 
« 

F.  Almon, 
Dr.  Jarris, 

G.  Sohofield, 
O.  Bogenl. 
Canon  Medlqr, 

F.  H.  J.  Brigatooke, 

Upham, 

« 

S.  J.  fianfcrd. 

Victoria,  Carleton, 

l< 

D.  B.  Famtherl, 

Oeorge  Otty,*  Charles  B.  Smith.* 
H.  H.  Swinney,!  John  H.  Lee. 
D.  P.Wetmore,*  G.  H.  Flewelllng.* 
Robert  Dean',*  Thomas  Dean.* 

Thomas  Perley,*  G.  A.  Sterling.! 
Hon.  Judge  Allen,  W.  B.  Chandler.I 
Wm.  Wilkinson. 
J.  B.  S.  Raymond,*  B.  Baxter.* 
James  McKay,*  James  Gillisple.I 
Charles  T.  Perkins,  John  Corbitt.* 

James  Henry ,|  W.  Brymer.*      « 

-       riV 

Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Allen. 
S.  B.  Hall,*  Charles Prince.I    '■■' 
G.  D.  Street,  O.  S.  Grimmer.  ' 
W.  Gilley,*  Loren  Thompson.* 
B.  T.  Clinch,  G.  Sidney  Smith. 
Tertullns  Eetohnm,  Dr.  McFarland 
Hon.  Judge Wetmore,!  G.  E.Fenety 
T.  W.  Daniel,  John  Stewart.* 
T.  B.  Barker,  J.  E.  Flewelling. 
D.  B.  Jago,  Arthur  Daniel. 


G.  A.  Bohofield,  I.  Allen  Jack. 

Nelson  Arnold,*  W.  Hallett. 
James  Seoord.* 

A.  H.  Hanington,*  H.  L.  Stnrdee. 
J.  A.  Fowler,  Andrew  Sherwood. 


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Watcrborougti, 
WestDeld, 
WeHtmoroland, 
Wick  low, 
WoodHtock, 


Rev.  B.  Shaw, 
"    E.  B.  Woodmon, 
"    D.  BllsH», 
"    J.  E.  Flcwt'lUnff, 
"    T.  Neula*, 


John  RoI)crt.s.» 

Cttpt.  McMurdu,  N.  H,  DeVelicr. 

John  L.  HaundcFH,*  J.  J.  Uaywanl* 
C.  W.  Ruymond,  W.  F.  Dibblee.' 


There  were  also  present  the  following  ex  officio  mem- 
bers of  the  Committee :        •»•    '   "     "  -     . 

The  Honourable  the  Lieutenant  Governor,  the  Rev. 
Canon  Scovil,  Ph.  D.,  Mr.  William  M.  Jarvis,  Vice 
Presidents;  Messrs.  W.  Carman,  C.  W.  Weldon,  G. 
W.  Whitney,  J.  W.  Brayloy,  S.  D.  Bertou,  Members 
of  the  Executive  Committee,  and  H.  W.  Frith,  Treasurer. 

The  Secretary  read  reports  of  the  Missionaries  and 
of  the  Local  Committees,  a  report  of  the  Executive 
Committee,  and  also  the  report  of  Auditors  on  the 
Treasurer's  A.ccounts.  •  '    ''   r    • 

On  motion  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Hanington,  it  was  re- 
solved that  the  same  be  received,  and  that  the  report  of 
the  Auditors  be  entered  upon  the  Minutes. 


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I    ,  AUDITORS'   REPORT.    .    .  .  / 

Report  of  tho  Aaditor«  upon  the  Aooonntu  of  the  Treasurer 
of  the  Diooevan  Church  Sooiety*  for  the  year  ending  30th 
AprU,  1875. '  '/V^,:,, 

Xo.  1  i«  tho  account  of  roceiptfl  and  payments  for  gen- 
oral  purliosos.  Receipts  have  been  (inehuling 
last    year's    balance)    $30,037.61).       Payments 

$30,408.48.     Balance  in  hand $229.21 

Xo.  2  statement  of  investments  and  interest. 
No.  3  accounts  with  Pari^shes  showings  amounts  con- 
tributed towards  salaries  of  Missionaries.    Bal- 
ance to  credit  carried  to  next  year 100.00 

Xo.  4  Widows  and  Orphans  fund.    Balance  in  hand...     940.84 

|Xo.  6  Education  and  Aged  Clerj^y  fund.    Balance 143.79 

[Xo.  6  Divinity  Scholarship  fund.     Balance 123.84 

Xo.  7  Incapacitated  Clergy  fund.    Balance 333.75 

No.  8  Account  of  payments  by  former  Treasurer.      ,,.,„  ,^ 
|Xo.  9  Account  of  investments  paid  off  and  re-invest- 
ments during  the  year.    Balance  to  be  carried 

forward 424.36 

iNo.  10  Account  of  the  "  Saml.  Scovil  "  trust  fund.    Bal.       24.00 
IXo.  11  Account  of  the  Richibucto  Trust. 
[Xo.  12  Details  of  contributions  to  Foreign   Missions         "'' 
through  Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gos-        ■'••;* 
pel  Society,  '   - 1 

|Xo.  13  Statement  of  tho  above  cash  balances  in  hand.  *      '>'  i'  •  • 
^'o.  14  Statement  of  Total  Assets.     »•  '    Tin;,;;    !■«  i;-     ■     '•;>  :*! 

',•,.♦!,!.        ,'        •'         '     Total  cash  in  hand,  $2819,79 

The  above  accounts  have  been  examined  by  the  Auditors,  and 
[ompared  with  the  vouchers  and  last  year's  balance,  and  found 

loi'i'ect. 

Detailed  accounts  as  follows  have  also  been  sut)mitted  to  thcl" 
Mitors  nnd  examined. 

Subscriptions  and  collections.  '' '  ■''''  "•   '  h'/Jf'  ?i 'i-'*•i^'; 

Missionaries' Salaries.  ■:■  ';'>-;•  '  •   •!'  /'hk   >    ti;' 

I.  Officers' Salaries.  ■  '  -  >'      .-'.ti^/Mrw.- )  ••fj./  o)  ilivii"! 

).  Contingencies.  «  ,  ^-n. -.i  •*.!!  ^^i  <^-\^y>  '!>cou-  -n;!  ■-.•). 1 1. ij-i<i 

Pensions.  '  'J  *ii.<  ;.  ,o.:ttii';' tc.i; 

|.  Detail  of  collections  Foreign  Missions.       -    •  .    •  '  •  '^i;  '^'^ 


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The  Bonds  and  Mortgages  have  been  compared  with  the  state- 
ment (No.  2  investments)  and  found  correct  and  in  order. 

The  Auditors  think  it  desirable  the  following  sums  should  be 
invested : 

Widows  and  Orphans  Fund $900.00 

Education  and  Aged  Clergy  Fund lOO.OO 

Incapacitated  Clergy  Fund 300.00 

Divinity  Scholarship  Fund 100.00 

C.  H.  FAIRWEATHER, }  a  „^unr. 
W.H.A.KEANS,         '  J  Auditors. 

St.  John,  June  30th,  1875. 

Mr.  G.  A.  Schofield,  from  the  Schedule  Committee, 
presented  a  report,  which  he  read,  and  on  motion  of 
Rev.  Canon  Scovil  it  was  resolved  that  the  report  be  re- 
ceived and  referred  to  the  Schedule  Committee  to  be 
appointed  this  evening. 

REPORT   OF  THE  SCHEDULE   COMMITTEE. 

To  THE  Right  Reverend  the  Lord  Bishop,  and  the  Gen- 
eral Committee  of  the  Diocesan  Church  Society. 

The  Schedule  CoAmittee  beg  leave  to  submit  the  followiug 
report:  ^ 

Your  Committee  are  glad  to  be  able  to  state  at  the  close  of 
another  /ear,  that  with  one  exception,  all  the  Missions  in  the 
Diocese  to  which  grants  have  been  made  by  the  Society  have 
entered  into  the  agreement  required  under  the  Rules.  It  has 
not,  however,  been  possible  in  every  case,  to  carry  out  the 
terms  as  arranged  by  the  General  Committee  in  July  last.  The 
following  are  the  changes  made,  and  the  reasons  that  have  led| 
to  them : 

Burton  &  Lincoln. — The  grant  made  by  the  General  Com-| 
mittee  was  $440,  upon  condition  of  a  contribution  by  the  Mis- 
sion of  $360.  This  was  changed,  at  the  urgent  request  of  the| 
parishioners  and  with  the  concurrence  of  the  Rector,  to  $400, 
upon  condition  of  a  contribution  of  $300.  The  people  in  thisl 
Mission  asked  for  the  change  on  the  ground  that  they  were 
quite  unable  to  raise  the  amount  required,  for  reasons  stated  at 
length  to  your  Committee.  As  the  present  arrangement  only 
pruduces  an  income  of  $730  to  the  Rector,  and  as  there  is  noj 
parsonage,  your  Committee  were  very  unwilling  to  make  the 
change,  and  only  did  so  when  it  seemed  that  to  insist  upon  thel 
original  terms  would  lead  to  the  abandonment  of  the  Mission. 


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Prince  William  &  Dumfries. — The  grant  to  this  Mission,  as 
made  in  July,  was  $520,  upon  condition  of  a  contribution  by 
the  Mission  of  $260.  For  the  first  six  months  tho  people  in  this 
Mission  only  paid  $108,  and  the  deficiency  of  $2:1  was  made  up 
by  special  grant  from  your  Committee.  During  the  past  six 
months  the  people  have  paid  at  the  rate  of  $240  per  annum,  and 
the  grant  from  the  Society  has  been  continued  at  the  rate  of 
$520  per  annum.  The  death  or  removal  of  many  who  had  been 
liberal  contributors  in  this  Mission  was  the  cause  assigned  for 
the  inability  to  make  up  the  full  amount  required. 

Hammond  &  Dutch  Valley. — In  this  Mission,  on  account  of 
the  inability  of  the  people  to  raise  the  amount  required  duiing 
the  last  six  months,  a  reduction  of  $20  was  made,  and  the  grant 
from  the  Society  allowed  to  remain  as  made  by  the  General 
Committee. 

Under  the  authoiity  granted  to  them  last  year,  your  Commit- 
tee have,  at  the  request  of  the  people,  made  a  grant  to  the  Mis- 
sion of  St.  Andrews  (Shediac)  of  $800,  upon  condition  of  a  con- 
tribution of  $400.  Up  to  the  last  quarter,  owing  to  the  inability 
of  the  people  to  secure  the  services  of  a  resident  Clergyman, 
the  grant  has  not  been  called  for.  The  Rev.  R.  C.  Caswell  is 
at  present  in  charge  of  this  Mission,  and  the  grant  will  be  found 
among  those  recommended  for  next  year  by  your  Committee. 

During  the  year,  notice  of  suspension  of  stipend,  as  required 
by  the  rules,  was  sent  to  23  Missions,  which  had  failed  to  send 
ill  engagements  at  the  appointed  time.  As  all  these  engage- 
ments were  afterwards  forwarded,  your  Committee  would  again 
press  the  request  made  by  the  Committee  of  last  year,  that  the 
representatives  of  the  different  Missions  would  more  promptly 
attend  to  this  duty,  and  thus  save  the  expense  and  annoyance 
of  issuing  these  unpleasant  notices.  The  Missions  that  are  at 
present  without  the  services  of  a  Missionary,  are — Albert,  Sack- 
ville  and  Dorchester. 

The  changes  that  have  occurred  in  the  stations  of  the  clergy 
during  the  year  will  be  found  noted  in  the  memorandum  at  the 
foot  of  this  report.  Your  Committee  regret  to  say  that  no  per- 
son has  yet  been  found,  fitted  for  and  willing  to  undertake  the 
work  of  travelling  Missionary  in  the  Diocese.  The  Lord  Bishop 
has  lately  communicated  with  friends  in  England  upon  this  sub- 
ject, and  it  is  hoped  that  before  long  this  important  office  may 
be  filled.  Under  the  authority  granted  last  year  by  the  Gen- 
eral Committee,  a  very  full  enquiry  has  been  instituted  by  your 
Committee  into  the  management  of  Glebe  lands,  and  monies 
held  and  invested  for  the  use  of  the  Rector  in  all  Missions  sup- 
ported in  part  by  the  Society.  A  great  deal  of  valuable  infor- 
mation has  been  received  upon  this  important  subject,  and  the 
matter  has  had  the  most  careful  consideration, — first  of  a  sub- 
committee to  whom  it  wfis  referred,  and  afterwards  of  the  whole 
body.  Your  Committee  has  not  deemed  it  prudent  this  year  to 
exercise  the  power  of  suspending  the  grant  to  any  IVlissiou 


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52 


where  the  management  is  not  found  to  be  satisfactory,  but  for 
the  present  unanimously  recommended, 

Ist.  That  a  Certificate  be  added  to  the  Parochial  agreements, 
which  shall  be  signed  by  the  representatives  of  the  Missions, 
declaring  that  the  amount  given  by  the  Mission  is  a  bona-fidc 
contribution,  and  that  no  part  of  it  is  derived  from  the  rent  of 
Glebes,  or  the  interest  of  investments  the  property  of  the  Mis- 
sion. 

2nd.  That  no  land  be  sold  without  requiring  a  payment  on 
account  at  the  time  of  sale,  such  payment  to  be  a  sum  sufficient 
to  secure  the  completion  of  the  sale,  and  not  in  any  case  to  be 
less  than  ten  per  centum  of  the  purchase, 

3rd.  That  Church  Wardens  do  use  their  utmost  efforts  to  settle 
up  all  arrears,  and  in  the  future  to  collect  rents  promptly. 

4th.  That  all  the  proceeds  of  sales  of  Glebe  lands  be  invested 
in  public  securities  as  soon  as  possible,  and  until  such  invest- 
ment be  lodged  in  the  Savings  Bank  in  the  name  of  the  Church 
Corporation. 

In  this  connection  your  Committee  find  it  necessary  to  report 
that  there  is  considerable  difficulty  in  obtaining  prompt  and 
satisfactory  replies  to  the  inquiries  which  they  are  compe'^cd 
to  make  from  time  to  time,  of  the  Missions  receiving  aid  fr<  \ 
the  Society.  In  the  case  of  the  enquiry  as  to  the  managen^ 
of  Glebes,  etc.,  no  answers  were  received  from  Maugerv  ■, 
Kingsclear  or  Kingston,  while  several  Missions  only  sent  re- 
turns after  a  second  letter  had  been  issued.  Several  applications 
have  been  made  to  your  Committee  during  the  year  for  small 
grants  in  aid  of  parsonage  houses,  in  various  parts  of  the  Di- 
ocese. These  have  all  been  referred  to  the  General  Committee, 
as  the  Schedule  Committee  has  no  power  to  make  such  grants, 
even  if  there  were  funds  available  for  the  purpose.  But  as 
these  applications  have  always  to  be  considered  very  hastily  by 
the  General  Committee  on  account  of  press  of  business,  your 
Committee  would  suggest  that  it  might  be  well  to  pass  some 
general  resolution  on  the  subject  authorizing  the  Schedule  Com- 
mittee, with  the  approval  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  if  there  be  avail- 
able funds,  to  make  a  grant  not  exceeding  $100  to  aid  in  the 
building  of  any  parsonage  house,  when  it  shall  be  certified  that 
such  grant  will  complete  the  building  free  of  debt. 

The  Schedule  recommended  for  next  year,  and  the  returns, 
correspondence  and  minutes  of  business  transacted  by  your 
Committee  during  the  past  year,  accompany  this  report. 


Respectfully  submitted. 


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W,  Q.  KETCIIUM,  W,H.  DeVEBER,    "      ' 


C.  S.  MEDLEY, 
W.M.  JAEVIS, 
,/    ;:/      H.W.  FRITH, 

HURD  PETERS, 


G.  M.  ARMSTRONG.,  ,; 

,   ;,    S.  D.  BERTON, 
,      «.  SIDNEY  SMITH,  ,, 

GEO.  A.  SCHOFIELD. 


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Memorandum  of  Changes  in  the  Missionary  Stations  since 
last  report. 

The  Rev.  W.B.  McKiel .it'o Douglas.     '    '      ^'  ''   '  . 

The  Rev.  Jos.  E.  Fiewelling..to Wicklow.    '*    ; 

The  Rev.F.  B.  Crozier to Dalhousie.    .  f    .  ;  <    .  |  ; 

The  Rev  .Joseph  Smith to Petersville.       ,,   ,     ,      ,; 

The  Rev.  A.  Prime to Newcastle. 

The  Rev.  LeBaron  Fowler..., to Woodstock  &  Out-Stations. 

The  Rev.  Robert  C.  Ca8wall..to St.  Andrews,  (Shediac.) 

The  Rev.  R.  Mathers to Bathurst.      ...    


Estimate  of  Income  and  Expenditure  for  1815-16. 


■|<: 


Salaries  of  Officers $  500  00 

Contingencies 300  00 

S.  P.  G.  Pensions 732  00 

Balance  available  for  Sala- 
ries of  Missionaries 18,378  00 


$19,910  00 
Fredericton,  June  29th,  1875. 


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Balance  on  hand,  Int.  due 

and  uni)aid,  &c $   4C3  00 

Subscriptions  &  collections    7400  00 

Interest 850  00 

o«  P.  Or. ••••••••.  ..•••••»•  11,200  00 


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$19,910  00 


On  motion  of  Mr.  Frith,  the  following  change  in  the 
constitution,  of  which  due  notice  had  been  given,  was 
adopted,  and  subsequently  received  the  written  appro- 
val of  the  Lord  Bishop  ; 

That  in  Article  viii.  and  in  all  other  parts  of  the  Con- 
stitution of  the  Society  and  in  the  Rules  and  Regulations 
of  the  General  Committee,  in  which  the  words  "  Schedule 
Committee "  occur,  the  words  **  Board  of  Home  Mis- 
sions "  be  substituted  therefor,  and  that  such  Board  of 
Home  Missions  shall  have  all  the  powers  and  incidents 
which  now  be'long  to  the  Schedule  Committee. 

On  motion  of  Rev.  Canon  Scovil,  it  was  resolved  to 
I  proceed  to  the  election  of  the  Board  of  Home  Missions 
by  nomination  and  ballot. 

Mr.  Sturdee  and  Mr.  DeLancy  Robinson  were  ap- 
I pointed  Tellers,  and  they  reported  the  following  gentle- 
men as  elected  members  of  the  Board  of  Home  Missions 
for  the  ensuing  year :  -  ^ 


REV.  F.  H.  J.  BRIGSTOCKE, 
REV.  CANON  MEDLEY, 
REV.  CANON  DeVEBER, 
MR.  G.  A.  SCHOFIELD, 


MR.  W.  M.  JARVIS,      , 
MR.  C.  W.  WELDON, 
MR.  HURD  PETERS,     ' ' 
MR.  G.  SIDNEY  SMITH. 


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On  motion  of  Mr.  Schofield,  the  following  resolutions 
were  adopted :  .t-  t.? 

That  the  following  be  added  to  the  Rules  and  Regu- 
lations respecting  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  :      ;  , 

11.  The  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall  have  power, 
with  the  approval  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  to  make  any 
grant  that  the  funds  will  allow  in  aid  of  any  Mission  not 
already  receiving  aid,  upon  such  conditions  as  they  may 
arrange,  such  grant  to  terminate,  in  every  case,  on  the 
1st  July  next  ensuing. 

12.  That  a  Certificate  be  added  to  the  Parochial 
agreement,  which  shall  be  signed  by  the  representatives 
of  the  Mission,  and  declaring  that  the  amount  given  by 
the  Mission  is  a  bona  fide  contribution,  and  that  no 
part  is  derived  from  the  rent  of  glebes  or  the  interest 
of  investments  —  the  property  of  the  Mission. 

13.  On  the' following  motion  being  made 

That  the  Board  of  Home  Missions  shall  have  power, 
with  the  approval  of  the  Lord  Bishop,  if  there  be  avail- 
able funds,  to  make  a  grant  not  exceeding  $100  to  aid 
in  building  any  Church  or  Parsonage  House,  when  it 
shall  be  certified  that  such  grant  will  complete  the  build- 
ing free  of  debt.  It  was  moved  in  amendment  by  the 
Rev.  Canon  Medley,  that  the  words  "Church  or"  be 
omitted,  which  amendment  having  been  carried  in  the 
affirmative,  the  original  resolution  without  those  words 
was  adopted. 

The  Committee  adjourned  till  to-morrpw  evening  at 
7  o'clock. 


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1  Wednesday  Evening,  June  30th,  1875. 

The  Committee  met  in  the  Masonic  Hall  at  7,  P.  M. 
The  Lord  Bishop  in  the  Chair. 
Prayers, 

Read  minutes  of  last  meeting,  which  were  approved.  | 
Mr.  G.  A.  Schofield,  from  the  Board  of  Home  Mis- 


sions, 
was  re 


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Bathurst, ... 
Burton  and 
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tions 
legu- 


sions,  submitted  the  following  report,  which,  on  motion, 
was  received  :    i         . 

REPORT   OF   BOARD  OF  HOME  MISSIONS. 


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■nie  Board  of  Home  Missions  beg  to  report  that  they  have  had 
befwe  them  several  applications  for  special  grants  which  they 
have  not  been  able  to  consider  with  sufficient  carefulness  to 
enable  them  to  arrive  at  any  decision ;  they  therefore  recom- 
mend that  all  these  applications  be  referred  to  their  future  con- 
sideration. They  have  also  considered  the  estimate  of  income 
for  the  ensuing  year,  and  they  are  of  opinion  that  such  estimate 
is  quite  as  favorable  as  can  reasonably  be  expected.  Ijiiey  beg 
to  point  out  to  the  General  Committee,  that  as  the  grants  rec- 
ommended for  next  year  exceed  the  estimated  income  by  a  sum 
exceeding  $3,000,  there  is  certain  to  be  a  large  defici.ency  unless 
the  most  strenuous  exertions  are  made  to  increase  the  subscrip- 
tians.  The  Committee  only  recommend  the  grants  as  below 
upon  the  understanding  that  such  efforts  will  be  made. 


F.  H.  J.  BRIGSTOCKE, 
W.  M.  JARVIS, 
CHARLES  S.  MEDLEY, 
H.  W.  FRITH, 
W.  Q.  KETCHUM, 


CHAS.  W.  WELDON, 
G.  SIDNEY  SMITH, 
WM.  H.  DeVEBER. 
G.  A.  SCHOFIELD. 


The  Schedule  recommended  by  the  Committee  was 
then  considered,  and  the  following  grants  were  passed, 
subject  to  the  payments  required  from  the  several 
Parishes: (. 


h,  1875. 
7,  P.  M. 


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me  Mis- 


Sohednle  of  Income  derived  from  Glebes,  &o.,  Grants  re- 
commended from  the  Society*  and  contributions  required 
foom  people  in  aid  of  Missionaries'  Salaries*  1875-1816. 


MISSION. 


Andover , 

Albert, 

Bathurst, 

Burton  and  Lincoln, 

Buctouche 

Cambridge,  Grand  Lake  Mission, . 
Campobello,.. • 


From 

Glebe    & 

Int.  on 

Deben. 


30 


533 


From 
Mission. 


240 
300 
280 
300 
200 
160 
160 


From 
D.  C.  8. 


560 
500 
620 
400 
500 
240 
520 


Total. 


800 

800 

800* 

730 

700 

933 

680*   A 


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PARISH. 


Canterbury, 

Chatham, 

Clifton, 

Derby  and  Nelson, 

Dalhousie, 

Douglas,  ••• 

Fairville,  (from  Ist  April,  1875,. 

Gagetown,. . .  > 

Grand  Manan, 

Greenwich, 

Hammond  and  Dutch  Valley,... 

Kmgsclear, 

:>n^ 


Kingstoi 

Lancaster,. 

McAdam,  (aided  elsewhere), 

Maugerville  and  Newcastle, 

Moncton, . . . . : 

Newcastle  and  Glenelg, 

New  Maryland, 

Norton, 

Petersville  (from  C.  &  C.  S.  $200),. . 

Petitcodiac, • 

Prince  William  and  Dumfries,. ... . . 

Queensbury, 

Richmond, 

Rothesay  ($400  from  Parish), 

Sackville  and  Dorchester, 

St .  George  and  Pennfleld, 

Simonds, 

St.  Mary's  and  Stanley,.. 

tSt.  David  and  St.  Patrick, 

Springfield  and  Johnston, 

Sussex  and  Studholm, > 

St.  Andrews — Shediac, 

Upham, 

Wicklow, 

Westfield, 

Westmorland, 

Woodstock, 

Woodstock,  lay  reader  (temporary), 

Woodstock,  and  out  Stations, 

Weldford  and  Kingston, 

Travelling  Missionary, 


S.  P.  G.  GRANTS 


Hampton, . . 
Shediac,  ... 
Richibucto, . 


From 

Glebe  & 

Int.  on 

Deben. 


■*40* 


125 

88 
(28) 


40 


48 
*i54* 


120 
80 
50 
40 

100 


From 
Mission. 


200 
400 
60 
20 
2C 
240 
240 
200 
100 
180 


100 


52 
(70) 
120 
230 


184 

260 

90 


120 


200 
360 
300 


400 
400 
300 
62 
240 
320 
200 
240 
120 
300 
400 
500 
300 
160 
200 
220 
260 
420 
400 
280 
200 
160 
240 
420 

240 
300 


11,792 


From 
D.   C.  S. 


480 
260 
60 
620 
500 
560 
160 
520 
520 
580 


500 
440 
500 


300 
400 
400 
160 
440 
200 
580 
620 
580 
400 
200 
200 
500 
600 
560 
560 
480 
300 
300 
480 
400 
500 
260 
280 

320 
400 

800 


735 
735 

490 


21,900 


Total. 


680 
800 
120 
7^ 

Wd 

800* 

400 

845* 

708* 

760* 


740* 
800* 
800* 


748* 
800* 
854* 
212 
800 
800 
830 
800* 
800* 
700* 
1000* 
800* 
800* 
760 
812 
780* 
840* 
960* 
700 
760* 
600 
844* 
760* 
790* 

560 
700 
800 


735* 
735* 
610* 


t  On  condition  that  the  amount  expended  on  the  Parsonage  from  sale  of  Glebe 
Lands  be  insured  by  the  Church  Wardens  on  the  Parsonage.       *  Parsonage.      ,  , 


« 


":;v,-  '; 


§ 


736* 
735* 
610* 


of  Glebe 


57 

On  motion  of  the  Rev.  Canon  Medley  it  was  resolved 
that  the  following  gentletn6n  do  form  the  Book  Deposi- 
tory Committee  for  the  ensuing  year  :    ' '    i*i  *»  ^'  v  o  j 

THE  LORD  BISHOP,  .!      f,       •.   {„ 

REV.  F.  II.  J.  BRJGSTOCKE,  MR.  G.  A.  SCHOFIELD, 

«      Gi  jr.  ARMSTRONG,  '  ''^^i         •'    G.  W.  WHITNEY, 
"      T.  E.  DOWLING.  . y  ^.y^^\    Q.  E./  L,  MRV^.  , )  ,  // 

If  a.  ■'ved  by  the  Re  oster  Almon  that  an  al- 
teration, Oi  which  due  notice  had  been  given,  with  re- 
ference to  payments  by  the  Clergy  to  the  Widows'  and 
Orphans'  fund  ;  this  motion  was  o^cfd^ft  ift  the  negative. 

On  motion  of  Rev.  W.  Cruden  there  was  granted  to 
the  Widow  of  the  late  Rev.  J.  M.  Sterling,  $100. 

It  Was  moved  that  tliere  be  gi^anted  to  the  Treasurer 
the  sum  of  $300,  to  which  an  amendment  was  mov^d 
by  the  Rev.  E.  A.  W.  Hanin^on  that  the  ^ixvA  riOTned 
jbe  $200, — which  amendment  was  cai-ried  in  the  afflrto* 
lative.  '  .  i       '    •;  .      ■ !     -.  '  >  .         ■;]'  \ 

There  was  granted  to  the  Seeretar^,.. .  .U. . . . ... .  ..>..,. . . «. . . ..;.  *8lt|0 

To  the  Executive  Committee  for  Contingencies, » . . .  SQO 

Oii'niotidn  of  =  Mt-:  Seh'ofieldi  IfcwiA^  r6=*WVe^  th«t  'tike 
|following  be  the  Officers  of  the  Society  for  the  ei!>8uiii^> 

|MR.  H.  W.  FRITH Treasurer. 

CANON  KETCHUM,  D.  D SECRETARY. 

IMESSRS.  C.  H.  FAIRWEATHER,  and  W.  H.  A.  KEANS,  Auditors. 

The  following  were  elected  members  of  the  Executive 
Committee : 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  ALLEN,  MR.  C.  E.  L.  JARVIS, 

MR.  S.  D.  BERTON.  "  A.  INCHES, 

"     T.  BARCLAY  ROBINSON,  "  T.  B.  HANINGTON, 

"     R.  T.CLINCH,  "  B.L.PETERS, 

"     W.  CARMAN,  "  HURD  PETERS, 

"     G.E.  FENETY,  "  JAS.  R.  RUEL, 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  FISHER,  "  J.  WOODFORDE  SMITH, 

I  MR.  I.  ALLEN  JACK.  "  G.  SYDNEY  SMITH, 

"     G.  A.  SCHOFIELD,  «  C.  W.  WELDON, 

I  COL.  J.  ROBINSON,  "  G.  W.  WHITNEY, 

MR.  T.  W.  DANIEL,  "  J,  W.  BRAYLEY, 

"     H.  G.  C.  KETCHUM,  "  H.  L.  STURDEE. 

8 


\' ' 


■!f. 


\  i\ 


58 


<  V'l 


^ 


^f 


The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Fisher,  for  Mr.  Jas.  S.  Beek, 
pve  notice  of  the  following  proposed  change  in  the 
Constitution  of  the  Society ;  viz., 

To  give  the  right  to  the  members  of  the  Society  who 
attend  the  public  services  at  the  Cathedral  in  the  citj^ 
of  Fredericton,  to  elect  two  lay  delegates. 

J.  FBEDERICTON,  CAairman. 
W.  Q.  KETCHUM,  8ec'y. 


AMirXVERSART  MEETIMO. 

"t  I>')^-•••'^»    •1,7)'  '  f  '  ' '  ,  /■  ' ' 


■>1    ut     , 


:■■')  )•  I, 


I,;', -I 


Fbedebi^ton,  July  1st,  1875. 


The  Anniversary  Meeting  was  held  in  the  Madras 
School  Boom,  on  Thursday,  at  4  F.  M. 

The  Rev.  Canon  Scovil,  Ph.  D.,  V.  P., in  the  Chair. 

The  Secretary  submitted  the  Annual  Report,  and  on 
motion  it  was  - 

Resolved^  That  the  same  be  received  and  printed  un. 
der  the  direction  of  the  Executive  Committee,    r.rr; 

W.  SCOVIL,  Chairman, 


.YHA•t:l:J;^.■ 


H 


•j'Hi\y>lt/d   Jlij    :  I  ''iu:'!:!  >i.<;  '. 


,'■1  /.lU..'.   .J   .A      > 
J.;*;;^  "I  •  .. ■  .*: 


■■•\    '     •.   !:j- 


;/•;  -I/;!  f  :\  .;' 
.i^-iV/.  Ji  .7/; 


For 
this  C< 
the  d9t 
Attl 
Octobe: 
Thei 
John,  c 
A  re] 
mittee, 
ference 
the  bala 
also  wit 
on  the  I 
In  the 
Commiti 
of  the  P 
taken  to 
Court, 
suit  amo 
A.  repi 
Commit 
Thev 
tory  at 
on  the  li 
TheS« 
a  few  ins 
sionaries 
Mission 
issued  re 
In  nej 
Society 

TheR 
Widows' 
tions. 


59 

REPORT  OF  THE  PROOEEDDTOS  OF  THE  EZEOCTIVE 
OOMIOTTEE  OF  THE  DIOCESAN  OHUROH  SOCIETY, 
FOR  THE  TEAR  EKOINO  JUNE  1875. 

.'■ill'    M  ; 

For  an  abstraot  of  the  proceedings  of  the  meeting  of 
this  Committee,  held  at  St.  John,  July  3d,  1874,  see 
the  39th  Report,  pages  61  and  62. 

At  the  meeting  appointed  at  Fredericton,  on  the  7th 
October,  there  was  not  a  quorum  present.    .    , 

The  next  meeting  of  this  Committee  was  held  at  St. 
John,  on  the  6th  January,  1875. 

A  report  was  made,  on  the  part  of  the  Finance  Com- 
mittee, in  the  case  of  the  Rev.  W.  E.  Scovil,  with  re- 
ference to  a  proposal  by  him  regarding  the  payment  of 
the  balance  due  the  Society  by  the  late  Treasurer ;  and 
also  with  reference  to  the  property  held  by  the  Society 
on  the  N.  M.  wharf,  St.  John.  "'' 

In  the  case  of  the  will  of  the  lace  Miss  Hazen,  the 
Committee  reported  the  adverse  decision  of  the  Judge 
of  the  Probate  Court,  and  that  necessary  steps  had  been 
taken  to  bring  the  matter  on  appeal  before  the  Supreme 
Court.  Cost  and  expenses  have  been  incurred  in  this 
suit  amounting  to  $440. 

A  report  was  submitted  from  the  Book  Depository 
Committee,  embracing  the  rules  and  regulations. 

The  value  of  the  Stock  at  the  opening  of  the  Deposi- 
tory at  Messrs.  Pielers'  was  1906.09,  and  cash  balance 
on  the  Ist  December  last,  $125.35.         ';     ';  i-     ■  -    *i 

The  Schedule  Committee  reported  certain  changes  in 
a  few  instances  in  the  amount  of  the  stipends  of  the  Mis- 
sionaries, and  that  a  grant  had  been  made  in  aid  of  the 
Mission  at  Point  Du  Chene,  and  that  circulars  had  been 
issued  regarding  the  income  from  Glebe  Lands. 

In  nearly  all  the  Missions,  the  requirements  of  the 
Society  as  to  local  payments  had  been  complied  with. 

The  Rev.  F.  B.  Orozier  was  permitted  to  join  the 
Widows'  and  Orphans'  Association  on  the  usual  condi- 
tions. 


'i 

f 


1   ■•■ 


GO 


III  '■      Ti' 


Permission  was  granted  to  the  Rev.  W.  S.  Neales, 
who  has  been  obliged  to  leave  the  Diocese  on  account 
of  ill  health,  to  continue  his  connection  with  the  Asso- 
ciation for  the  current  year  on  making  the  required,  pay- 
ments. 

It  was  reported  that  the  bill  for  printing  the  last  An- 
nual Report  had  been  paid,  and  the  following  accounts 
were  passed  by  the  Committee  : 

H.  A.  Cropley,  oxpenaes  in  forwarding  Reports, $6.72 

The  Secretary,  for  the  same,  and  for  poHtage  ft-om  July  to  this  date,  5.80 
MessfH.  McMillan,  for  blank  book  forms,  printing  accounts  for 


the  use  of  the  Treasurer  and  Committees,. 


67«85 


At  the  meetin<i[  of  this  Committee  at  Fredcricton,  on 
the  3d  March,  1875,  «•  ,       •.  '  ■      •' 

Mr.  Fenety's  bill  for  advertising  was  ordered  to  be 
paid,  amounting  to  $1.80.  ...v  ..e>.  ,l   ..,,,.  i.  ,i 

The  Treasurer  was  authorized  to  pay  to  the  Widow 
of  the  late  Rev.  J.  H.  Saturley  the  pension  due  from 
the  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund. 

This  Committee  met  at  St.  John  on  the  2nd  June. 
'  Owing  to  an  accident  connected  with  the  baggage  on 
the  Railway,  the  Secretary  was  unable  to  lay  before  the 
meeting  the  minutes  of  the  last  meeting,  and  the  report 
of  the  proceedings  of  this  Committee  for  the  past  year ; 
it  was  moved  that  the  same  be  presented  at  the  Special 
Meeting  of  the  Committee  to  be  held  at  Fredericton,  be- 
fore the  meeting  of  the  General  Committee.   ,         ,  , 

Mr.  Frith,  on  the  part  of  the  Finance  Committee, 
presented  a  report,  in  which  it  was  stated  that  during  the 
past  year  the 

AJmount  in  the  hands  of  the  Committee  for  Investment  was,.  .|d761  10 
Amount  invosted  in  various  Securities, 3269  60 

is  temporarily  applied  to  meet  costs  and  expenses  in  the 

suit  at  law  connected  with  the  will  of  the  late  Miss  Hazen. 

The  Committee  reported  an  arrangement  made  with 

regard  to  the  Scovil  property  on  the  N.  M.  wharf,  in 


St.  Jol 

only  re 

bridge, 

sary  re 

these  r< 

will  yie 

The( 

its  resu] 

the  Wili 

of  the  E 

before  ti 

Thisr 

Mr.   S 

mittee,  p 

General ( 

nient  of  a 

Mr.  I. 

presented 

communic 

to  give  in 

glebe  lane 

I  of  land  in 

This  rej 

It  was 
I  make  the 
I  meeting  ol 

erts,  T.  a. 
jman,  Fene 
|Committee 
-  A  Speci 
prederictoi 
presented  a 
Committee 
vith  an  abs 
Sered  to  be 

Ml'.  Friti 
Supplement 
fn  intimatio 


it 
if 


61 


ilos, 
sunt 

.980- 

pay- 

An- 
junts 

,  6.30 

.57.85 

m,  on 

.  I  ► . . 
,  to  be 

Vidow 
e  from 

line, 
age  on 
)re  the 
report 

year ; 

pecial 
m,  be- 

mittee, 
ingthe 


8761  10 
3269  60 

M91B0 

in  the 

Lazen. 

le  with 

larf ,  in 


St.  John,  whereby,  for  a  term  of  years,  the  Society  will 
only  receive  the  anxount  doviaod  to  the  Parish  of  Cam- 
bridge, the  balance  of  the  rent  being  allowed  for  neces- 
sary repairs  on  the  building.  On  the  completion  of 
these  repairs,  the  Committee  consider  that  the  premises 
will  yield  a  higher  rent. 

The  Committee  propose  to  report  on  their  action  and 
its  result  in  the  case  of  the  suit  at  law  with  reference  to 
the  Will  of  the  late  Miss  Hazen,  at  a  Special  Meeting 
ot  the  Executive  Committee  to,  be  held  at  Frederictori, 

before  the  meeting  of  the  General  Committee.   ,  , 

.       -        _      _  Jim  M j  >,(\ 

This  report  was  received  and  adopted.  .;  ,i;,,>,.,j  /j    .;, 
Mr.   Schofield,  from  the    Book    Depository   Com- 
mittee, presented  a  report,  which  was  referred  to  the 
General  Committee,  with  directions  to  publish  the  state- 
ment of  account  with  the  accounts  of  the  Treasurer. 

Mr.  I.  Allen  Jack,  from  the  Glebe  Land  Committee^ 
presented  a  report,  stating  that  the  Committee  was  in 
communication  with  members  of  the  Church  qualified 
to  give  information  with  reference  to  various  tracts  of 
glebe  land,  and  also  with  a  proposed  purchaser  of  a  tract 
of  land  in  the  County  of  Restigouche.  ^t  .  /i  .  >  ,i'>i;jj 
This  report  was  also  received  and  adopted.  '  <i  'r.-.l 
It  was  resolved  that  a  Committee  be  appointed  to 
make  the  necessary  arrangements  for  the  approaching 
meeting  of  the  Society,  and  that  the  Revs.  G.  G.  Rob- 
erts, T.  S.  Dowling,  Hon.  Judge  Fisher,  Messi^s.  Car- 
man, Fenety,  Frith,  and  Berton,  do  cofaipose  the  said 
Committee.  ' 

A  Special  Meeting  of  this  Committee  was  held  at 
jFredericton  on  the  2t9th  June  last,  when  the  Secretary 
resented  and  read  a  Report  of  the  proceedings  of  thi^ 
Committee  for  the  past  year,  which  was  received,  and 
ith  an  abstract  of  the  proceedings  of  this  Meeting,  or- 
ered  to  be  laid  before  the  General  Committee. 
Mr.  Frith,  from  the  FitiahcS^  Committee,  presented  A 
upplementary  Report  Statibg  that  **  on  the  26th  inst. 
.11  intimation  was  given  by  the  Supreme  Court  that  the 


k ! 

h  i 


!l  ■  •  I 


if 

-   Ml 


.     62 

Will  of  the  late  Miss  Hazon,  by  which  a  considerablo 
amount  of  real  estate  in  St.  John  and  Portland  is  given 
to  the  Society,  would  be  sustained,  and  judgment  given 
in  the  ensuing  Michaelmas  Terra.''  The  Committee  can- 
not, therefore,  at  present  take  into  consideration,  mat- 
ters connected  with  this  property. 

The  Committee  met  at  Fredericton,  July  I8nd,  1875, 
when  the  following  resolutions  were  adopted :   ' "  " 

That  copies  not  exceeding  3,500  of  the  Annual  Report 
be  printed,  and  that  the  Rev.  Canon  DeVeber,  the  Rev. 
J.  Pearson,  the  Rev.  T.  E.  Dowling,  Mr.  G.  S.  Smith, 
Mr.  W.  Carman,  Mr.  G.  E.  Fenety,  and  the  Secretary, 
be  a  Committee  to  attend  to  that  duty. 

That  the  Rev.  Canon  Scovil,  Messrs.  W.  M.  Jarvis, 
B.  Lester  Peters,  G.  Sidney  Smith,  W.  Carman,  G.  E. 
Fenety,  T.  W.  Daniel,  and  the  Treasurer,  do  lorm  the 
Finance  Committee  for  the  ensuing  year.      ;,  ;> , . 

That  the  Rev.  J.  Pearson  be  the  Secretary  of  the 
Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund  for  the  ensuing  year. 

That  Messrs.  I.  Allen  Jack,  G.  A.  Schofield,  J.  B. 
Ruel,  C.  W.  Weldon,  G.  Sydney  Smith,  and  W.  M. 
Jarvis  be  the  Glebe  Land  Committee. 

It  was  resolved  that  the  thanks  of  this  Committee  be 
tendered  to  the  Rev.  John  Pearson  for  his  past  services 
as  Secretary  of  the  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund. 

The  following  resolutions  werealso  adopted : 
I    1.  That  the  Glebe  Land  Committee  be  authorised  to  I 
take  proceedings  to  recover  possession  of  the  Church 
land  in  the  Parish  of  Addington,  and  if  necessary  to| 
commence  an  action  of  ejectment,  or  in  such  other  man* 
ner  as  may  be  most  for  the  interest  of  the  Society,  and] 
that  the  expenses  thereof  be  taken  out  of  the  proceeds] 
of  the  sale  of  the  land. 

ft.  That  the  Glebe  Land  at  Pokemouch  in  the  Coun-I 
ty  of  Gloucester,  and  also  that  in  Brunswick  in  the] 
County  of  Queens»  be  referred  to  the  special  considers 
tion  of  the  Glebe  Land  Committee. ,      ,, ; 


TBBi 


] 
1874. 
May  1. 

1876. 
May  1.  ' 


1876. 
Mayl.  Bj 


or 


^.'    f. 
^  1  •  i  ' 


63 


TBBABUBBR'B   AOOOXmTB  FOB  THE  YEAR  END- 
ING MAY  1st,  1876. 


.^41V3f 


lTj- 


h^l  ( •  .•-  r:  i??*. 


No.  1.  Qeneral  Furposes. 

1874.  Dr. 

May  1.  To  balance  per  last  acct.,  39th  re- 
port, p.  69|     .... 
.-'.  i'j. 
1876. 
May  1.  To  received  durjnc  year  : 


Subscriptions  and  Collectiors, 

per  Schedule  A.      . 
Interest  on  Investments,   ac 

count  No.  2,    . 
Proceeds  8.  P.  G.  Exchange, 

£2,326  Sterling,      . 
Parishes  per  account  No  3, 
"  Samuel  Scovil  "  Trust,  Ba» 

ance  per  account  No.  10, 


r, 
1876. 


[•    l; 


lit   (I 


n 


Cb. 


May  1.  Bt  paid  during  tear: 


Salaries   of  Missionaries    per 
Schedule  B. 

In  cash,    .   $24,909  10 
Produce   %c.  3,921  60 


'J 


Salaries  of  Officers,  per  Sched- 
ule C.      . 

Contingencies,  per  Schedule  D. 

S.  P.  G.  PAiisions,       "         E. 

Balance  carried  to  account 
next  year, 

Totals,  . 


'  'I 


$1,200  12 


<, -.1 


.'■       ,■    J 


,    !• 


$28,830  60 

450  00 
396  88 
732  00 

229  21 


I  7,366  79 

669  26 

11,266  92 
10,018  61 

.136  00 

i.-.i.'-  I'.ii'. 1 1 
.  .-i.-.H 

•|s  •!:»'.:  '  ,1 
II. -?-•,•!'  I 

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$30,637  69 


$30,637  69 


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64 


Subporiptions  and  Colleotions  received  in  1874-6. 


Parishes. 


Andover, 


-n'-  nv 


(< 


Bathurst,  .  .  .  . 
Buctouche,  .  .  .  . 
Burton,  .  .  .  .  J 
Campobello,  .  .  .  . 
Cambridge,  .... 
Canterbury,  .  .  .  . 
Carleton,  St.  George's, 
Chatham,  .  .  .  . 
Derby  and  Nelson,  .  '  . 
Da]housie,  .  .  .  . 
Fredericton,  . 
Gagetown,  .  .  *'.!''•. 
Grandmanan, 

Hammond  and  Dutch  Valley, 
Hampton, 
Kingsclear,     . 
Kingston, 
Lancaster, 
Maugerville,   . 
Moncton, 
McAdam, 
New  Maryland, 
Newcastle, 
Norton,  ^"'' 

Portland,  St.  Luke, 
Portland,  St.  Paul, 
Petersville, 
Petitcodiac,     .... 
Prince  William  and  Dumft'ies, 
Queensbury,   . 
Richibucto, 

Rothesay,        ,'    '  v^  r.    ., 
Richmond, 
St.  Andrews, 
St.  David  and  St.  Patrick, 
St.  George  and  Pennfield, 
St.  John,  Trinity,  . 
St.  Marks, 


I'lii 


7 


u 


$87  76 
21  25\ 
39  82 
20  00 

119  00 
70  07 
10  00 

38  00 
79  16 

224  38 
136  60 

39  60 
846  28 

77  00 
36  94 
30  11 
58  30 

115  69 
63  06 
70  06 
76  09 
60  61 
6  20 
42  46 

260  47 
42  50 
10  00 

497  OOl 
24  66 
62  33 

100  00 

100  00 
72  64 

160  00 
75  17 

172  69 
90  11 

204  23 

931  19 

361  87 


>-nt(HfU\  , 

9  70 
24  00 

I 

6  60 


9  07 

6  00 

60  00 

6  46 

1 

i 

195  76 

.'•>  .'I  . 

-/  ■a.ui- '  ■ 

10  25 


Total. 


223  06 


i  87  76 
21  25 
39  82 
20  00 

119  00 
70  07 
10  00 

38  00 
88  85 

248  38 
136  50 

39  60 
846  28 

82  60 
86  94 
30  11 
67  37 

120  69 
113  06 

76  51 

75  09 
60  61 

6  20 
42  45 

250  47 
42  50 
10  00 

692  76 
24  65 
62  83 

100  00 

100  00 
82  79 

160  00 

76  17 
172  69 

90  11 

204  23 

1154  25 

361  87 


jiva... 

4-6. 

'OTAL. 

87  75 

21  25 

39  82 

20  00 

119  00 

70  07 

10  00 

38  00 

88  86 

248  38 

136  50 

39  60 

845  28 

82  60 

36  94 

30  11 

67  37 

120  69 

113  06 

75  51 

75  09 

60  61 

6  20 

42  45 

250  47 

42  60 

10  00 

692  76 

24  65 

62  33 

100  00 

100  00 

82  79 

150  00 

75  17 

172  69 

90  11 

204  23 

1154  25 

361  87 

65  » 


Pahishes. 


St.  John,  St.  James, 

St.  Mary's  aud  Stanley, 

St.  Stephen,  Christ  Church,  . 

Sackville  and  Dorchester, 

Shediac,  .... 

Simonds,  .... 

Springfield  and  Johnson, 

Sussex  and  Studholm,    . 

Uphara,    ..... 
hVestfield,        .        .        ...,.-,,.  ,._ 

Westmorland,         .        .        . 

TVoodstock,     .... 

Special  Collection  at  Anniversary 
I       Service,    St.    John,   Trinity, 
July  2d,  1874.     . 


1873-4. 


1874-5. 


1^ .« 


Totals, 
I  Leas  amount  limited  to  Widows' 
and  Orphans'  Fund,  1873-4, 

To  Widows' 
and  Orphans'  Fund,  1874-75, 


176  00 
70  00 
29  00 

218  88 
61  71 

141  07 
48  50 

169  10 

142  65 
76  50 
17  95 

232  .94 

58  53 


W'^ 


10  00 


Total. 


$6952  68 


11  31 


$559  11 

27  00 

128  00 


175  00 
70  00 
29  00 

228  88 
61  71 

141  07 
48  50 

169  10 

153  96 
76  50 
17  95 

282  94 


58  63 


$7511  79 


156  00 


$7356  79 


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1875. 

May  1.   To  paid  during  year  to  Ist  April,  1876. 

The  Secretary, 
The  Treasurer, 

«  Total, 


$175  00 
275  00 

$450  00 


1874. 
June   3, 
July  22, 
Oct.  20, 


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23, 


1876. 
Jan.     7, 

Feb.  27, 

Mar.  23, 

April  16, 

"      30, 


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Contingenoies. 


To  paid  Secretary,  Sundries  per  Bill,    . 
'«         G.  A.  Knodell,  Printing,  &c., 
"         H.  A.  Cropley,  printing,  &c.,  Re- 
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Expenses  Anniversary  Service, 
Boyal  Gazette  Advertising,     . 
Rev.  Mr.  Talbot,  travelling  expenses, 
Postages,  Treasuri^  and  Schedule 
Committee,  to  date, 


$14  06 
13  25 

222  55 

5  10 

67  86 
5  30 

17  50 
1  80 

46  67 

11  80 
$395  88 


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8.  P.  O.  Pensions. 


1876. 

April  1.  To  paid  during  year: 

Mrs.  Coster,  4  quarters, 

«    Black,  " 

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$244  00 
244  001 

244  001 

$732 


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57  85 
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1874. 


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May  1.  To  Balance  at  credit  of  this  account,   ii"^;^^-  $115  00 
1875.  ,    ►,: 

May  1.  To  received  during  year  — 

In  Cash,      .        .  ■      .  $6082  U  - 


Receipts, 


3921  60 


10003  61 


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Cr. 


May  1.  By  this  amount  carried  to  Dr. 

No.  1, $10018  61    .     . 

:  '•      "    this  amount  carried  to  account  -  *^  -; 

I  next  year — 

Simonds,      .        .        .        100  00 


•.If:  '-'. 


$10118  61  $10118  61 


f       i       I       i       {       I       I       I       t    * 


1874. 


No.  4.   Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund. 

-."-;■'.  ^   Dr.    t: 


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May  1.  To  Balance  in  hand  this  date, 

1875. 

May  1 .  To  Received  during  year  : 


•:■       >~       ;T  - 


~     .<  •'.—  > 


1874. 


Interest  on  $7300,  the  prin- 

pal  of  this  Fund,  . 
Premiums  and  Oollections 
per  Rev.  Mr.  Pearson's' 
s  return,  F,  .  .  , 
r.  Amounts  paid  to  Treasurer, 
is  -^  limited  to  W.  &  O.  Fund : .  -  ^; 
i  ^.  .  187S-4,  .  ....  $27  00 
:  i        ^.    1874-6, 128  00 

~'  c'  cv  "  o  c  :".  c  :j  ■" 

'^t^   •*■    *  ^»  ."^   -*,  *.t  ^  .«, 

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$881  10 

438  00 
466  74 

166  00 


^^Tvia -^  .=- 


July  16.  By  paid  Mrs.  Sterling,          .  '     .  $100  00     l. 
"     10.   "   Transferred  to    Investments 

account,  No.  9,   .     .      r^r.  :    800  00 
1876. 

Mar.  23,  By  paid  Mrs.  Saturley,        .       .  100  00     ]^ 

"    Balance  can*ied  to    account  i-jS. 

next  year,     «  .  .     .        .  940  84 


Totals, 


$1940  84    $1940  84 


W.  &  O. 

1874. 
June  11.  ( 


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1874. 

June  11.  Collection  at  Kinffsclear,  .  .  '  .  .  $  2  00 
Bev.  J.  F.  CaiT,  (donatioQ,)  .  .  .  ,  7  OO 
Collected  at  Kingsclear  (boxes) ,    .        .       .      10  00 

Rev.  G.  G.  Hoberts, 11  96i 

25.  Rev.  J.  F.  Carr, 8  27 

29.  Collection  at  Maryland,  .  «  <  .  .  4  47* 
16.  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Lichfield^'.'  ,  .60  00 
"  Collection  in  Fredericton  Cathedral,  .  .  20  00 
24.  Rev.  Canon  Scovll,  .       .        .       .      -;■     .      25  00 


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Jan. 
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**  Coi!d(ition  at  St.  George's,  Curleton, 
"  Rev.  John  Pearson, 

2.  Rev.  James  Neales, 
7.  Rev.  Thomas  Neales, 

18.  Rev.  T.  Hartin, 
22.  Rev.  W.  S.  Neales, . 
25.  Rev.  W.  Cruden,     . 

27.  Rev.  G.  G.  Roberts, 

28.  Rev.  C.  Willis, 
"    Rev.  F.  Almouj 

Rev.  Canon  DeVeber, 

Collection  at  St.  PauPs,  Portland, 

Rev.  J.  H.  Talbot,  .. 

Rev.  Canon  Medley, 

Collection  at  Sussex, 

SO.  Rev.  £.  Hanington, 

"    Rev.  J.  F.  Carr,      . 

"    Rev.  B.  Shaw, 

April  8.  Collection  at  Woodtitock 
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Dutch  Valley, 

Petitcodiac, 

Derby, 

Einff3cl^ar, 
Rey.  I.  F.  C^rr  (aouation),  .  ,  ( i  ^•  i  (. !  .  • 
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12  80 
23  56 

7  82 
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11  25 
11  95 
11  22 

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14  431 
40  5*' 

7  88 
10  27 

7  09 

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2  00 

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4  25 
6  97 
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51940  84 


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JOHN  PEARSON,  Secretary  W.  &  O.Fund. 


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No.  6«    Education,  Ac,  and  Aged  Olergy  Fund. 


1874. 


?* f   --f" -■»»*)'-- f  1  --*■'  ^if/tJ 


Dr. 


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May  1.  To  Balance  from  last  year's  account,      •i<)i' 4    $283  79 

1875.  l,.vv, 

May  1.   "   Interest  on  |1000,  to  date,  *,; ,{  >  i,., ..ofh '«)      60  00 

1874.'       .    ^    .        .        .  Cr.  'l%''i''';:^    ^n 

July  10.  By  this  amount  transferred  to  i,,jm.j:i>*>  ,,<»'i 

Investment  account,  No.  9,     .  $200  00      (  ■ 
1875. 
May  1.     "  Balance  carried  to  account  next     >    '  ^^r    ?• 

year, 14fi  79 

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do  u^ 

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!•      $848  79    $843  79 


No.  6.    Divinity  SoholarshipB  Fund. 

Dr. 


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May  1.  To  Balance  from  last  year's  account,      .} .    *.      $69  84 

1875.  ,.,.;.  1/  ,)  .,  H  . 

May  1.  '<  Interest  on  $900  to  date,     ,i,'r.«}^,v.  /i  .,'.*,*'       64  00 

1874.  Cr.  '     '     '  -"   -''^i 

May  1.  By  Balance  carried  to  account  next  0     ' 

Hr:  V  year,        .       .   -   „  ,.^  .*4.i    .  $123  84 

^0  T  .        . :ll^^  ''      912B  84   $123  84 

.  (Hi  8         ... 


1^75.^ 


,  ,  .  HUlt    .* »       'Ml.    .1'- 

No.  7.   Inoapaoitated  Clergy  Fund.    >  ,t* 


Dr.    '      ,, 


Jan.  26.  To  amount  received  from  the  Lord 
Bishop  of  Fredericton, 

Mny    1.    "  One  year's  interes.t  on  $8000,  to        •' 
(>V  >  date,      .       .  iif'^.       .       .    $180  00 

5..  |.       "  Six  months'  interest  on  $1000,       30  00 


1875. 


Cr.      Yrl.-./T 


.    $1123  75 
210  00 


»> 


Feb.  27.  By  this  amount  transferred  to  Dr.     ^^  ^       q     , 
of  Investment  account.  No,  9,  $1000  00' , 

May  1.      "Balance    carried    forward   to 

next  year's  account.         .       .     385  75 


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$1833  75    $1833  75 


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1283  79 
60  00 


75 


No.  8.  Bx-TreaBurer'B  Aooount,  Prinoipal  and  Interest. 


1874. 
April  1, 
July    1, 


(( 


$843  79 

.V 

$69  84 
■••64  00 


Oct.     1, 


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1876. 
Jan.    1, 


n 


To  Balance  due  per  last  Report,  p.  74, 
To  S  mouths'  interest  on  above  am- 
ount to  date,         ....        * 

By  payment  on  account,     . 


To  3  months'  interest  on  bal.  to  date, 


...(.;/  t.-f     $1123  30 
By  payment  on  account,     .      ,#!  i  100  00 


April  1. 


Prinoipal. 


$1188  87 
17  83 


$1206  70 
100  00 


$1106  70 
16  60 


$1023  30 
16  36 


$1038  66 
60  00 


$123  84 


« 


(< 


$1123  75 


210  00 


$988  66 
14  83 


To  3  months'  interest  on  bal.  to  date, 
By  payment  on  account,     . 
To  3  months'  interest  on  bal.  to  dale. 
By  payment  on  account,     .     .\;i 

..*v»  ,    ■    ■  >  'iitlii . 

Principal  due  this  date,      .        * 

Principal  due  Ist  April,  1374,   . 
Do  4o         1876,  . 


$1003  48 
50  00 


Interest. 


$963  48 


$U88  87 
963  48 


Paid  off  during  year,  and  carried  to 
Dr.  Investment  account.  No.  9, 
Interest  Cr.  in  Interest  acct..  No.  2. 


$236  39 


$17  83 
16  60 
16  36 


.^TMl 
14  88 

$64  61 


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1874.     1      *  Dr. 


.v.d  .'n  . 


May    1.  To  balance  last  year's  account,    . 
July  10.  ^*  Amount  transferred  from  ac- 
count No.  4,     . 
IM'ti^     **  Amount  transferred  fVom  ac- 

-  -  -•:    count  No.  6,     .        .        . 

Aug.  4.  **  GboI  Bond  No.  5  (Gitv  and 

-  -          County  of  St.  John;  paid 
,'>»    '<'     off, 

1875.      "'   ■" 

Feb.  27.  "  Amount  transferred  from  ac- 
count No.  7,    . 

April  30.  "  Amount  received  account  Ex- 
Treasurer's  debt,  as  per 
No.  7,       .       .       .        . 

Ot'.  'I       «  Gaol  Bond  No.  6  (Citv  and 

County  of  St.  John)  paid 

-'■     off, 


.      1325  77 
1800  00     -^ 
200  00 


1000  00 


,.    .,.    600  00 


1000  00 

285  39 

'.i'<  til  >•  ^       I 

600  00 


1874. 


Cr. 


800  00 


I  '-,(1 


June  29,  By  amount  paid  for  City  of  St. 

John  Water  Debenture,  .      $969  60 
July  27.   "  Book  Depository  Committee, 
•  V     li     per  order  of  Bxeoutive 

-  ' Committee,  3d  July,  1874, 

1»76,  *  '^t  ;'^'  ^ 

Feb.  27.  By    U.    8.  6.20    Bond,    Gold 

No.  27667, 
Mar.  26,  ^'  Sunday  advances  on  account 
!  costs  and  expenses  Miss 

Hazen's  Will  Case: 
:>       F:  E.  Baukei*,  Gomrt  Fees 
vi  » :>    paid  by  him,  .  .  .$140  00 
I  F.  E.  Barker,  acct. 

;—  costs, 800  00 

j  W.  Elder,  pubii«h-i';>v  -yi.! uii    Wo  ].  .'I; 

tiiC  1.1    ing,  report  of  pro^  l-iU 
I             cotidin^a,.  .  .  .  .  127  20  'I 
— 667  20 


''M 


1000  00 


-  M 


**  Balance   carried   to  account 
next  year, 


424  36 


$3761  16    $3761  16 


77 


No.  10.    "Samuel  Soovil"  Trust  Fund. 

This  tmst  consists  of  a  fVoohold  property  on  tho  North  Mar- 
ket Wharf,  St.  John,  and  briclc  store  thereon,  left  to  the  Soci^y 
by  the  late  Mr.  S.  Scovil,  of  Cambridge,  Queens  County;  the 
income  to  be  disposed  of  as  follows ;  viz.,  ,t 

To  the  Rector  of  St.  Jameg'  Ohuroh,  Cunbridge,  $400  per  annum. 

And  to  the  repair  of  the  said  Church, 24       *" 

The  remainder  to  tho  Oeneral  Purpoies  of  the  Diocesan  Church  Society  • 

The  property,  at  th6  time  of  its  fallinfif  in  to  tho  Society, 
January,  1874,  was  routed  to  Mr.  A.  W.  Marsters,  at  $500  pei^ 
auuum.    Rented  fi'om  Ist  May,  1874,  at  $600. 

1874.  •■<   '  Dr.  -• 

May  22.  To  received  1  qrs.  rent  from  A. 
^-^        •  W.  Maraters,  to  Ist  inst.,    . 
1876. 
May     1.  To  received  3  qre.  rent  from  A. 

W.  Marsters,  to  Ist  Feb., 
1874.  Cr. 

Sept.     By  paid   Insurance  North  Wharf 
Property,      .... 
1876. 

May  1.   "  Paid  Rector  during  the  year,    . 
"  Amount  carried  to  Dr.  treueral 

Purposes  account,  No.  1, 
**  Balance  carried  forward  to  credit 
of  this  account,     . 


If.  r ) 


$30  00 
400  00 


$140  00 


460  00 


fj'jf.  li'oO 


'..'5' 


136  00    .H,j,iu,|-» 
24  00       ,     r,...i 


$690  00      $590  00) 


No.  11.    Biohibuotb  Trust  Fund., 


.•IO'?u;>iiiiwi' 
i!UVi-.»V.nr.l/ 

■f  '•;■■?'    7:-.V! 

This  Bund  oansiats  of  the  aam  of  92000,- the  interest  of  wUioh'is  payable  to  the  Beotor' 

of  the  Parish,  on  the  joint  receipt  of  himself  and  a  Ohnrohwardan.   > 

^      .  .         .         'iiiix..  •!!•■'!. 

1875.  Dr. 


Mav  1.  To  one  year?s  int.  on  $2000,  to  date>* 
1874;  Or. 

I  July     7.  By  cash  paid  Rector,   . 
1  Nov.    9.       Do.  do.  ... 

1875.  - 

Feb.     1.       Do.  do.  .        .        . 

April  30.       Do.  do.  .       .        . 


:>yjf;l. 


r  1120  00' 


$36  00  /'/.ii-'^P^ 

24  00  'I'iUHJii'^' 

36  00  I'i  il'"»y/ 

24  00  ''*^^''^^"'''''/ 


S3761  16 1       "i^M 


$120  00      $120  00 


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78 

No.  12.    Foreign  Missions  B.  F.  G. 

1874.,     ..     -,     ..    , -v  ■*-'**■     'iVu->^  .''i  ..-.JA  :•'  '     '■ 

May  1.  To  Balance  in  hand  this  date,  *    t"-  '.   '   ".''    $163  14 
•*    Beceivfid  during  year,  per  Sohedale  G., .       342  63 

Jan.  6.  By  remittance  thj8  date  to  S.  P.  G.  ,rf"- 

£102  28.  Od.  stg.,  .        .        .  $50161       .>,iv 
"  Amount  paid  to  Treasurer  Board 

of  Missions,  .       *.'       .        .         4  16  -^     - 

,/:.  mo'ii  .ii'i'i  .r'li.)  J  j;  ~rrr3~rz    ^ 

.0  0U8  .     .■^-"U^^t  v.i  ,v..>,.>.$5p6  77      $505  77 

CO  OCl-  I----- ■.;.-  I'.W  ,7/ 

..>•■■»  ; 

Contributions  Beoeived  for  Foreign  Missions,  S.  F.  G., 

1874-6.  . 

Chatham,   '''  ^^-^     .•  .    v  •';.  .  •  V<:-'^'V-^':rni'S    ^     .  $22  00 

Dorchester,      .        ,^'^V-  ^:'^  ^'Y'  f-yi^-V^ '•••^■^*■  :  6  25 

Fredericton,     .        .        .        .•     .^'^'o.-       .        .        .47  00 

Gagetown, 3  00 

Grand  Man&h, 1  80 

Hampton, 7  50 

Lancaster, 6  48 

Maugerville, 7  GO 

Moncton,  .        .   ,     ....    ,      ,.  .     ,.       .        .        .        9  31 

New  Maryland,       .    fcii,-^  Yv>.c.uv.i*>.    ........      ^       ^  gg 

Portland  (St.  Luke's),  .  ;  •,j4i.{.r,;i.,,o.n;^,..  11101,-.,  j  <.^i  -i,*..  i.  61  00 

"       (St.  Paul's),  .        .      ii        .-      .        .        .      42  66 

Petitcodiac,      .        .        .        .      , 8  73 

Richibucto,      .        .        .        .    ' " 6  66 

g|t.  John  (St.  James'),  .1.      .r      f  i  .  .  i  :    .  ;     .  .y  .      12  00 

"         (St.  Mark's),  .        .      ».        .        .        .        .      85  60 

Shediac,  .  ^■.1}  ^8%   .  .  .  .     .  .    .'HH-joi!  tdui  tUiw*  y,Ji.  •      5  79 

Simonds,  .        .        .  .        .        .        ;       .     ..;il      .'     6  50 

Sussex  and  Studholm, 35  36 

Westfield,        ,        .  .        .        ...       .       .        .      14  00 

Woodstock,  w  iv     ..  ..      .        .        rf'      .     .  \l       .,13  73 

00  ^)iiI'SS      i-'O  U2I^  $342  63 


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1875. 
May  1.  J 

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1874. 
Mayl. 
1875. 
May  1. 

1 
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Trust 


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[63  14 
(42  63 

>•)  .'i 

•:  !■  i'. . 


1505  77 


79 

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00  ,..'No.  13.    Cash  Balanoes.    OhnH.-uiunif 

1875. 

May  1.  At  Credit  No.  1,  General  Purposes,   ,   .  ,    .  $229  21 

3,  Parishes,      .       .    '-;^    '.  100  00 

'.'"i  "i^        4,  Widows  and  Orphans,        .  940  84 

<;H  f       "—    5,  Eduqation  and  Aged  Clergy,  143  79 

Oi'   '':        6,  Divinity  Scholarships,        .  123  84 

iH  (;« :        7^  Incapacitated  Clergv  Fund,  333  75 

■\<jij      9,  Investments,        .    *    .        .  .  424  36 

^"  ''■'•'< A-   10,  "  Samuel  Scovil "  Trnst,     ,  24  00 


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$2,319  79 

i'i  .uUl 

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• 

P.  G., 


$22  00 

6  25 
47  00 

3  00 

1  80 

7  50 

6  48 

7  00 
9  31 

2  36 
51  00 
42  66 

8  73 

5  66 

12  00 

85  50 

5  79 

6  60 
35  36 
14  00 
13  73 

$342  63 


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}•  No.  14.   Assets,  May  1^  1876. 

1874.  ''  '       - 

May  1.  Amount  invested  per  last  report,  p.  70,      .    $23,108  87 
1876. 

May  1.  Less,  following  amounts  paid  off  during 
the  yefir,  and  carried  to  Investment  ac- 
count No.  9:  I     r   t 
'    Gaol  Bond,  St.  John,  No.  5,     $600  00       ^-'J  '>  ' 
»!•           Do.                   do.        6,      600  00       ^"'i  '-'•'^' 
,.,    On  account  Ex-Treasurer's 
^''     ■      debt.  No.  8,    ...       235  39 

1,436  39, 


■.  »•■ 


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Investments  made  during  year,  per  account 


$21,673  48 
1,960  00 


$23,633  48 
Total  Cash  Balances,  per  account  No.  13,  .        2,319  79 


Total  Assets,  D.  C.  S.,         ... 
Trust  Funds,  "  Kichibucto,"         $2,000  00 
"  S.  Scovil,"  say        9,000  00 


.    $25,953  27 


Total, 


11,000  GO 
$36,953  27 


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To  BE  DISTRIBUTED  AS  FOLLOWS: 

Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund,  Principal,  $7,300  00 

CashBal.        940  84 

' $8,240  84 

Education  &  Aged  Clergy  do..  Principal,     1,000  00 

Cash  Bal.      143  79 


Divinity  Scholarships       do.    Principal,  900  00 

Cash  Bal.  123  84 

Incapacitated  Clergy         do.    Principal,  4,000  00 

Cash  Bal.  333  76 


General  Purposes 


do.    Principal,  10,433  48 

Cash  Bal.  229  21 

Also  Bal.  at  Cr.  account  No.  9,  424  36 

Parishes, Cash  Bal. 

Eichibucto  Trust,    .        .        .  Principal, 

S.  Scovil  Trust,        ...       do.  9,000  00 

..  xr.i   .L  t/:£.    CashBal.  24  00 


1,023  84 


4,833  75 


11,087  06 

100  GO 

2,000  00 


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9,024  00 
$86,963  27 


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I  declare  the  foregoing  accoouts  to  be  jnst  and  correct  in 
every  particular,  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief. 


St.  John,  September,  1876. 


H.  W.  FKITH, 

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iMiii)    RODINHON,  HON.  F.  P.,  '  r 

18;i8    aCOVIL,  REV.  WILLIAM,  V.  P.  ' 

1S46    FIJEDEHICTON,  ilif  lli^'lit  Rev.  JOHN,  Lord  Bi^Iioi)  of,  President. 
SAUNDERS,  Hon.  JOHN  S.,  V.  P. 

SMITH,  G.  SYDNEY,  Es<iuire;  ;        -    ■  •• 

TILLEY,  Hon.  S.  L.,  C.  H.,  V.  P.,  Lieutenant  Governor,  &c.  ;    -  : 

WIGGINS,  FREDERICK  A.,  Esciuue.  ^  >  : 

lilj    PL'ADE,  ALFRED,  Esquire.  .    ;,  '^S  ;    i        '    -      . 

SEARS,  EDWARD,  Esquire.  ^  ' '       '"  *^^  '\''.      -'" 

1847    HENDERSON,  Colonel  EDMUND,  R.  B.  -  •-'•        .- w  ':  \<  ■':-•- 1  •  -  /    * 
1850    FAIRWEATHER,  JOSEPH,  Es<juire.  ..,-,..  .^ ..      ,     .^ 

1862  8C0VIL,  EDWAkD  G.,  EMjuire.  \  >TJ  ■;       -. 

1863  8C0VIL,  Mrs.  W.  H. 

1864  DOMVILLE.  Mrs.  JAMES. 

MANNER8-SUTT0N,  His  Excellency  the  Hon.  Sir  J.  H.  T.  late  Lieut.  Govw 
nor,  iirid  Commiuuler-in-Chief,  &c.,  &c. 

NEALES,  Rev.  JAMES. 
1856    BEDELL,  Rev.  GEORGE.  ,   ■  <'■  • 

SCOA'IL,  Miss  AMY  A.  '  ■  •  "  ■      '"  '"  : 

THOMPSON,  Miss  Ann. 
1867    HANINGTON,  DANIEL  L.,  Esquire.  '"  '      "'  • 

8C0VIL,  Miss  AMELIA  B.  ,  _     . 

1858    FAIRWEATHER,  CHARLES  H.,  Esquire.  '      " '  ; 

HALL,  STEPHEN  S.,  Esquiro.  ,  ; 

8C0VIL,  8.  JOHN.  >,.  ^  ;.       ...  I. 

SilORTLAND,  CAPTAIN  F.,  li.  N.        '  =  '*  ^'      >'  ''- 

1860    DANIEL,  T.  W.  Esquire.  .  ,T  ;.'  ;        ,1; 

GAEBUTT,  HENRY,  Esquire.  '  !       L,  ; 

SMITH,  Mrs.  J.  WOODFOBDE. 
1862    GORDON,  Hon.   ARTHUR  H.  K.   H.,  late  Lieutenant-Governor,  and  Com. 
mander-in-Ohief,  &c.,  &o. 

1866  BEST,  N0RR18,  Esquire.  .  .  _  z.  ; 
8HABPE,  EDWIN  N.,  Esquire.  •  :  '^  -j  '. 
8PURR,  JAMES  DeW.,  Esquire.  V  !:       \  ' 

1867  CARMAN,  WILLIAM,  Esquire.  "  -' 
DEVEBER,  L.  H.,  Esquire. 

DOYLE,  Major-General  Sir  HASTINGS,  late  Lieutenaut-Governor. 
8C0VIL,  SAMUEL  J.,  Esquire.  .^t     <-     ---.      x  r. 

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DkVEHEH,  WAHIA  E. 

Ui:VEHER.  WM.  lIEKItERT. 

DkVKUER,  ALLEYNE  VV. 

JARVIH.  VV.  M.  Es(|iiiie,  V.  F. 

8COVIL,  MORRIS. 

WILLIAMS,  Rev.  J.  8. 
vW    CAH.MAX,  aoL'UIA  M. 

DioVERER,  J.  H.  HOIES.  Ewinlro. 

UOiMVILLE,  FANNY. 

FENETY,  O.  E.,  EHquire. 
l>;o    CARMAN,  \V.  HLIHS. 

CARSON,  CUAKLE'         mire. 

KETCHUM,  H.  G.  C     ..       ire. 

NEALES,  Rev.  W.  8. 

NEALE8,  Rev.  T. 

PEHCIVAL,  Miss. 
l>:i    CARMAN,  JEAN  MURRAY. 

FRITH,  HENRY  W.  Esquire. 

GRIMMER,  GEOROE  8.,  Esquire. 

JARVI8,  O,  S.  Rev.  D.  D. 

SMITH,  WOODFORDE  J.,  Esquire. 

WILKINSON,  W.,  Esquire. 
1872    JARVIS,  EDWARD  W. 

GREGORY,  T.  Escjuirc,  M.  D. 
1373    ARMSTRONG,  Rev.  G.  M. 

HEMERY,  Colonel  Q.  A.  D.  C. 

8C0VIL,  Miss  ELIZABETH. 

JARVIS,  FRANK  HOPE. 

WELDON,  CHAllLES  W.,  Esquire. 
1874    GILBERT,  THOMAS,  Esquire. 

MERRITT,  CHARLES,  Esquii-e. 

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LIST    OF    PERSONS   ^NOW  DECEASED)   WHO   WERE 
LIFE    MEMBERS  OF   THE   SOCIETY. 

Datf  t)f 
Mernbersliip. 

1837    BAILLIE.  Hon  THOMAS,  V.  P.  . 

HOTSFORD,  Ron.  Mr.  Justice,  V.  P. 

CniPMAN,  Hon.  Cliief  Justiw,  V.  P. 

C08TEK,  Venernhle  Archileacon,  V.  P. 

EMERSON,  THOMAS,  Esquire,  M.  D. 

ECCLES,  Captttin  JAMES. 

MACLAUGHLAN,  JAMES  A.,  Esquire. 

ODELL,  Hon.  W.  F.,  V.  P. 

OWEN,  Hon.  Admiral,  R.  N.,  V.  P. 

BCOVIL,  WILLIAM,  V.  P. 

SIMONDfl,  Hon.  CHARLES,  V.  P. 

SHORE,  Hon.  ORORGE,  V.  P. 

WETMORE,  JUSTUS,  Esquire. 

PETERS,  Hon.  C.  J.  [emor  and  Commander-in-Cliief,  &c.,  \r. 

HARVEY,  Major-General  Sir  JOHN,  K.  C.  B.,  K.  C.  H.,  late  Lieutenant  (idv 

ROBINSON,  W.  H.  Esquire,  V.  P. 

PARKER,  ttie  Hon.  NEVILLE,  late  Muuter  of  the  Rolls. 

RATCHFORD,  E.  D.  W.,  Ewiuire. 

ROBINSON,  Colonel  JOHN,  V.  P. 

WHEELER,  GEORGE,  Esquire. 

SMITH,  H.  BOWYER,  Esquire,  V,  P.  ^and  Commander-in-CIiief. 

COLEBROOKE,  Sir  WILLIAM  M.,  O.  C.  B.  K.,  H.,  late  Lieutenant  Governor 

PARKER,  Hon.  Cliief  Justice,  V.  P. 

PETERS,  GEORGE  P.,  Esquiie,  M.  D. 

SCOVIL,  SAMUEL,  Esquire. 

PETERS,  JAMES  Jun.,  Esquire. 

WIGGINS,  STEPHEN,  Esquire. 

WIGGINS,  Mrs.  STEPHEN. 

GILBERT,  GEORGE  G.,  Esquire. 

GILBERT,  Mrs.  ANNE.  [Commander-in-Chief,  &e.,  ic. 

HEAD,  Sir  EDMUND   WALKER,  Baronet,  late  Liout«nant-Governor  and 

BCOVIL,  W.  HENRY.  Esquire. 

DE8BRI8AY,  LESTOCK  P.  W.,  Esquire. 

DONA_LDSON,  L.  Esquire. 

BLACK,  WILLIAM  A.  E.,  Esquire. 

BCOVIL,  DANIEL,  Esquire. 

BCOVIL,  SAMUEL,  Esquure. 

SMITH,  HENRY  BOWYER,  Junior, 

SIMONDS,  Mrs.  RICHARD. 

ROBINSON,  Major  W.  B. 

WRIGHT,  WILLLAM,  Esquire 

BIMONDS.  RICHARD,  Esquire. 

HARDING,  Colonel  FRANCIS  PYM,  late  Lieutenant-Governor,  &c. 

LEE,  Rev.  Canon,  Fh.  D. 

HAZEN,  ROBERT  ¥.,  Esquire. 

JARVIS,  Mrs.  W.  M. 

HAZEN,  Hob.  B.  L. 


183» 


1840 


1842 
1844 
1845 


l846 
1848 
ISfiO 


1861 

1863 

1866 
1867 
1867 
1869 
1868 
1869 
1870 
1871 
1874 


Bevcridg-c 

Bedell,  M 

Bedell,  Ja 

Bedoll,  G( 

Bedell,  Mi 

Bedell,  W 

Hlake,  Mai 

Baii-d,  Gee 

Burpee,  M 

Belts,  Cha: 

Cash, 

Caldwell,  ( 
Clark,  Mrs 
De Wolfe,  ^ 
Emmerson, 
Eininersonj 
Hodg-sou,  J 
Hodgson,  ^ 
Hoyt,  Rev. 
Hanson,  Lc 
Laineraux, 
ilacartncy, 
Murphv,  8a 
Murphy,  Li 
Miller,  Johi 
Newcoinbc, 
^'ewcoinbe, 
Xewcouibe, 
fickett,  Lev 

S'l"^  n.  B. 

P'ant,  Mrs. 
Peiloy,  J  A 
J'bbits,  Mrs 
Tibbies;  R. 

J'bbils,  Mrs 
Ta.vlor,  Men 
i'lylor,  Mrs. 

iriusfle,  Win. 


'  'f 


ERE 


SUBSCRIPTIONS  FOR  1875. 


ANDOVEK. 


■ 

Bevcridgc,  Mrs.  H.  D. 

$1  00 

■    Bedell,  Mrs.  W. 

1  00 

■    Bedell,  John 

1  00 

1   Bodell,  George  A. 

1  00 

■   Bedell,  Mrs.  Geo.  A. 

50 

■   Bedell,  W, 

1  00 

f,  &c.,A:c.   1   Hliike,  Mary  E. 

1  00 

imnt  ciov   ■  Bfiird,  Geo!  T. 

2  00 

■  Burpee,  Mose^ 

I  00 

I  Belts,  Chas. 

50 

■  Cash, 

1  00 

■  Caldwell,  C.E.,  M.  D. 

2  00 

■  Clark,  Mrs. 

2  00 

jv-in-chict    ■  De Wolfe,  M.  A. 

2  00 

t-Govcmor  ■  Emmersoii,  VV. 

1  00 

■  Ernmerson,  Thos. 

1.  00 

Hodgsou,  J.  T. 
Hodgson,  Mrs.  J.  T. 
Hoyt,  Rev.  Leo.  A. 

1  00 

1  00 
la  00 

Hanson,  Leonard 

1  00 

Lauieraux,  David 

1  00 

ief,  Sic,  sc- 
vernor  and 

Macartney,  Alex. 
Mnrphy,  Sandford 

1  00 

2  00 

Murphy,  Livinia 

1  00 

Mlller,"Johu 

1  00 

Newconibc,  Mrs.  W.  K. 

•4  00 

Neweombe,  Annie  E. 

2  00 

Newcombe,  Agnes  B. 

2  00 

Pickett,  Lewis 

8  00 

Plant,  U.  B. 

1  00 

Plant,  Mrs.  11.  B. 

1  00 

Perley,  J.  Allen 

1  90 

Tibbits,  Mrs.  C.  i\l. 

1  00 

Tibbits.  R.  ^y.  L. 

1  00 

■. 

Tibbits',  Mrs.  R.  W.  L. 

1  00 

Taylor,  Merrill 

1  00 

Tavlor,  Mrs.  Merrill 

1  00 

Thistle.  Wm. 

1  00 

Thistle,  .Vhs.  Wni. 
Thistle,  W.  E. 
Stevens,  Mrs.  A. 
McKean,  John 
Whitehead,  W.  T. 
Watson,  Jas. 
Watson,  W.  Jr. 
Withers.  Thomas 
Wilson.  CJeo. 
By  ram,  1*.  O. 
Trnsswell,  M.  A. 
Collection, 


50 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
5  00 


$80  10 


BURTON. 

Barker,  Benjamin 

$1  00 

Bi^ckwith,  T.  A.  Esq. 

1  00 

Brown,  Guo.  L. 

1  .50 

Clarkson,  Jonas 

3  00 

Clowe-,  Charles  Esq. 

■i  00 

Clowes,  Girhardus 

•i  Ot 

Curi-ie,  George 

2  00 

Currie,  Wm. 

1  00 

Deveber,  Doct  >r 

2  00 

Gilbert,  Samn^'l 

1  50 

Gilbert,  Mrs.  S. 

1  60 

Gilbert,  Florence 

60 

(lillxM't,  Geoi';fe 

.50 

Gilbert,  John 

2  00 

Gilbert,  Till. ^.  Esq. 

2  00 

Gilbert,  II.  Wm. 

5  00 

Gilinor,  Mrs.  A.      ''  ' 

1  60 

Iloiton,  E. 

1  00 

Hnbbard,  N.  E^q. 

4  00 

Ilnbbard,  Miss  Isabel 

2  00 

Hnbbard,  F.  A. 

1  50 

Hubbard,  Mrs.  F.  A, 

1  50 

Knox,  George 

50 

Lvons,   Wni. 

1  00 

(01) 

92 


» 


Lyons,  Emma 
Lyons,  .Sarah 
Lyons,  Thos. 
Lyons,  Mrs.  T. 
Priestley,  Mrs. 
Simonds,  llev.R. 
Street,  Mrs. 
Street,  Miss 
Street,  Edwin 
Street,  Charles 
White,  Jas.  S. 
Wilmot,  Hon.  U.  D. 
Wilmot,  John  D. 
Wilmot,  Mrh.  J.  D. 
AVilmot,  U.  D.  Jr. 
Wilmot,  Mrs.  11.  D.  Jr. 
Wilmot,  Allan  B. 
Wilson,  Miss 
Offertory, 


26 
25 
60 
50 

00 


20  00 

50 

1  00 

50 

60 

2  00 

8  00 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

2  00 

1  00 

1  20 

6  00 

5  60 

VICTORIA. 

Bolt,  Wm. 
Gorrell,  John 
Gorrell,  John  Jr. 
Gorrell,  Henry 
Hooper,  Wm. 
Hughes,  R. 
Hughes,  H. 
Hughes,  H.  Jr. 
Hughes,  R.  Jr. 
Hughes,  Thomas 
Parsons,  Andrew 


$102  20 

$  50 
60 
25 
26 
60 
60 
60 
60 
80 
30 
1  00 

10 
BUSIAGONIS. 

Buckle,  Thos.  62 

Buckle,  George  60 

Buckle,  Mrs.  G.  26 

Harris,  James  40 

Lord,  John  &  family  1  20 

Mills,  John  1  00 

Tumith,  Jas.  60 

Tumith,  Mrs.  J.  60 

Tumith,  Thos.  25 

Tumith,  Mrs.  T.  25 

$6  37 


Victoria, 
Burton, 


5  10 
102  2ii 

8112  67 


CAMPOBELLO. 


Batson,  George  $1 

Batson,  Mrs.  H. 
Beatty,  Mrs.  B.  1 

Brown,  J.,  J.  P.  1 

Byron,  Luke  3 

Calder,  Mrs.  Jas. 
Calder,  Mrs.  Wallace 
Davidson,  John 
Farmer,  John  1 

Flagg,  Mrs.  Price  2 

Flagg,  Mrs.  Cadwallader  1 
Flagg,  Mrs.  Arthur 
Gregg,  Miss  1 

Gilligan,  W. 

Johnston,  Geo.  M.  1 

Lank,  Mrs.  E.  1 

Lank,  Mrs.  W. 
Mitchell,  Mrs.  Hughes 
Parker,  James 
Rees,  Mrs. 
Rice,  Isaac 
Robinson-Owen,  Mrs. 
Robinson-Owen,  Miss 
Sills,  Rev.  Charles  M. 
Taylor,  Mrs. 
Vennell,  Mrs.  Daniel 
Vennell,  Mrs.  James 
Vennell,  Mr.  James 
Vennell,  John  A. 
Vennell,  Joseph  G. 
Vennel),  James  W. 
Vennell,  Lemuel 
Vennell,  Samuel 
Wetmore,  James 


Collection,  October, 
"  June, 


Total, 
CANTERBURY. 
Blakewell,  Thomas  ai 


20 
4 
5 
1 


70 
85 
00 
00 
00 
lb 
75 
2(1 
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oo 

7i) 
85 
Oil 
43 
7i' 
00 
34 
So 
70 
50 
6o 
On 

Oh, 
Olj 

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80| 
43 
42 
18 

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II 
II 


01 

10  2J 
11 


tiiniiingl 
Ciiniiin;,'-! 
CiinMin<r| 
Cimninirli 
(Wid 
Ciinningli 
Cmniingji 
Cropley,  js 
Croplev,  3 
English,  J 
English,  ^ 
English,  \} 
English,  M 
English,  Jj 
Engh"sh,  M 
Fowler,  St 
Fowler,  OJ 
Fowior,  M 
Garden,  M 
Garden,  E( 
Garden,  Mi 
Graham,  G 
Graham,  M 
Gould,  Sol( 
Gould,  Mrs 
Hartin,  Re^ 
Hartin,  Mn 
Hartin,  Jol 
Hartin,  Wil 
Hartin,  Ge( 
Hartin,  Clu 
Hartin,  Ad( 
Hartin,  Eli? 
Hartin,  The 
Hartin,  Mar 
Hamilton,  J 
Hamilton,  JV: 
Lawson,  Lu 
Main,  Wiiiia 


U-v, 


93 


5  10 

L02  -211 

11-2  67 


lei* 


I  70 

85 
1  tiO 
1  IW 
3  00 

75 

75 

2IJ 

1  00 

2  00 
1  7ii 

85 

1  Oo 

43 

1  7" 

1  ou 

3i 

85 

1  70 

501 

65 

20  00 

4  0" 

0<) 

.  m 

851 

4'3 
421 

m 
III 

I'l 
111 

lil 

10  sj 
11 


5 


lY. 


$1 


Blake  well,  Mrs.  Thomas     1 
Blakcwcll,  Joseph  1 

Blair,  John,  Jr., 
Blair,  Mrs.  John 
Bennett,  Alexander,  J. P.,  2 
Bennett,  Mrs.  A.  1 

Cunning'ham,  Thomas,  Jr. 

(SkitFLako),  1 

Cunningham,  William, 

(SkillLake), 
Cunninj^ham,  Mi-s.  \V. 
Cnnninjfham,  Thomas  W. 
Cunninj^'ham,  Mrs.  T.  W. 
Cunningham,  Ajidrew 
Cunnini^ham,  Mrs.  Wm. 

(Widow), 
Cunninj^ham,  Thomas,  Sr. 
Cunningham,  Mrs.  T. 
Cropley,  Samuel 
Cropley,  Mrs.  Samuel 
Engl  is  1»,  James,  Sr. 
English,  Mrs.  J  ,  Sr. 
English,  William 
English,  Mrs.  William 
English,  James,  Jr. 
English,  Mrs.  James,  Jr. 
Fowler,  Stephen  G.,  J.  P. 
Fowler,  Charles  li. 
Fowler,  Mrs.  Charles  H. 
Garden,  Mrs.  E.  (Widow), 
Garden,  Edward 
Garden,  Mrs.  Edward 
Graham,  George 
Graham,  Mrs.  George 
Gould,  Solomon 
Gould,  Mrs.  Solomon 
Hartin,  llcv.  Thomas  1 

Hartin,  Mrs.  Thomas 
Hartin,  John  Medley 
Hartin,  William  Edward 
Hartin,  George  F.  H.  M. 
Hartin,  Charles  G.  Coster 
Hartin,  Addington  C. 
Hartin,  Eliza  Christiana 
Hartin,  Thos.  Robinson 
Hartin,  Mary  Ann  Ellen 
Hamilton,  James 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  James 
Lawson,  Luke 
Main,  William  1 


00 

^L'lin,  Mrs.  William 

1   00 

00 

Miller,  Arthur 

26 

60 

Miller,  Mrs.  Arthur 

86 

50 

McKay,  Hugh,  J.  P. 

50 

00 

McMullin,  George 

% 

00 

McMullen,  James,  Jr. 

25 

McMulIen,  Mrs.  .lames 

25 

00 

McMullen,  Andrew 

25 

Kobinson,  Robert,  J.  P. 

J 

25 

M.  P.  P. 

4  00 

25 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Robert 

•4  00 

25 

Robinson,  George,  Jr. 

1  00 

25 

Robinson,  Mrs.  (jreorge 

50 

25 

Strong,  Absalom 

50 

Strong,  Mrs.  Absalom 

50 

25 

Shannon,  Ilobert, 

25 

25 

Shannon,  Mrs.  Robert 

25 

25 

Winters,  Charles 

26 

25 

Wiiilers,  Mrs.  Charles 

26 

25 

Winters,  Adelaide 

26 

25 

Worth,  Godfrey 

26 

25 

Worth,  Mrs.  God  fro  v 

26 

25 

Walling,  William 

26 

25 

Walling,  Mrs.  William 

25 

25 

Walling,  Hugh 

25 

25 

Walling,  Mrs.  Hugli 

25 

60 

Wobberley,  Thomas 

25 

50 

Webberley,  Mvs.  Thos. 

25 

50 
50 

' 

$37  75 

25 

Collections  after  sermons,  2  25 

25 

25 

Total, 

$40  00 

25 

CHATHAM. 

25 

Anderson,  Mrs. 

2  00 

25 

Arnold,  Mrs. 

1  00 

00 

Burns,  Miss  M. 

1  00 

60 

Benson,  Mrs. 

4  00 

25 

Benson,  Miss 

1  00 

25 

Burbidge, 

60 

25 

Blair.Mr.G.A.  &fami 

v,  8  00 

25 

Blair,  Gordon  M. 

1  00 

25 

Benson,  Dr.  J.  B. 

1  00 

25 

Bell,  Mrs.  John 

1  00 

25 

Buck,  Mrs. 

2  00 

25 

Brown,  Mrs.  John 

1  00 

25 

Burchill,  Geo. 

6  00 

26 

B urchin,  Mrs. 

3  00 

50 

Burchill,  Josephine 

1  00 

00 

Burchill,  Geo.  Jr. 

1  GO 

94 


li'-CH' 


^-     ■ 


^¥ 


( '■ 


Biuchill.  J.  B. 

1  00 

Baldwin,  John 

60 

Baldwin,  Mrs.  John 

60 

Baldwin,  Daniel  Jr. 

60 

Baldwin,  Kobt.  A. 

25 

Baldwin,  Maria  C. 

26 

Baldwin,  Wm.  H. 

25 

Baldwin,  Samuel  B. 

26 

Baldwin,  Mrs.  Daniel 

1  00 

Brchant,  Mr. 

1  00 

Bichant.  Thomas 

60 

Berhant,  Charlotte 

50 

Berhant,  Elizabeth 

1  00 

Berhant,  Mrs.  Jas. 

1  00 

Carman,  Mrs. 

4  76 

Carmichael,  Mrs. 

50 

Carman,  Walter 

1  00 

Coughly,  J. 

50 

Carmichael,  John 

25 

Carmichael,  Sydey 

25 

Colgan,  Miss  A. 

60 

Copping,     Mrs.     and 

family 

2  46 

Cunard,  H. 

6  00 

Doherty,  C.  Mr. 

60 

Desbrisay,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 

2  00 

Fleitrher,  Mrs.  Thomas 

1  00 

Fleigher,  Mrs.  Henry 

1  00 

Friend,  A 

1  00 

Friend,  A 

1  00 

Fortheringham,  Mr.  J. 

1  00 

Forbes,  Capt. 

50 

Forrest  Mrs.  J. 

1  00 

Friend,  A 

1  60 

Friend,  A 

40 

Dick,  Miller 

60 

Fenety,  Mrs.  W. 

60 

Forrest,  .Mrs.  R. 

50 

Forrest,  Mrs.  W.       • , ,  , 

1  00 

Friend,  A              i*    li^. 

34 

Forrest,  Miss  L. 

60 

Fleigher,  George 

25 

Forbes,  Mrs. 

60 

Fleiglier,  Mrs.  John 

60 

Friend,  A 

1  00 

Flett,  Mrs  J.         .,>      .  i 

1  00 

Flemming,  Mrs. 

60 

Flemming,  Margaret 

60 

Flemming,  Bobert 

1  00 

Flemming,  Archibald 
Friend,  A 
Forsythe,  Uev.  D. 
Friend,  A. 
Green,  Thos.  Mrs. 
Gillespie,  Thos.  F.  Mr. 
Goggin,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 
Gulliver,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 
Gulliver,  James 
Gulliver,  Sarah  J. 
Gulliver,  Mr.  J. 
Gregory,  Mr. 
Howbolt  Mrs. 
Howard,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 
Heskett,  Mrs. 
Hays,  Mrs. 
Hickson,  Mr.  W.  A. 
Harper,  Mr.  W.  N. 
Habberley,  Mrs. 
Hocken,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 
Hocken,  Miss, 
Hocken,  Miss  Bessie 
Hunter,  Mrs. 
Harper,  Mrs. 
Harley,  Mr. 
Johnson,  A.  H. 
Johnson,  Mrs 
Johnson,  Mr.  Arthur 
Jackson,  Mr. 
Jackson,  Mrs.  E.  A. 
Jackson,  Mrs.  Isaac 
Jackson,  Wm. 
Lyons,  Mr.  Charles  B. 
Lee,  Mr. 
McCullum,  Miss 
McCulley,  Miss  J. 
Mudge,  Mrs. 
McKee,  Mr.  R.  E. 
McLaughlan,  Mr.  James, 
Peck  Mrs. 
Pattison,  Mr. 
Parker,  Miss 
Percival,  Miss 
Ripple,  Miss  .  \ 

Rice,  Mrs.  John    .    •    . 
Rogers,  Mrs.        i.        ,'. 
Siixsmith,  Mrs.         , 
Sheppard,  Mrs. 
Stewart,  Mr.  Thos.  A. 


1  00 

•20 

10  (10 

2  00 

2o 

3  (10 

2  00 

2  00 

10 

10 

50 

2  00 

1  00 

7  00 

Gi) 

•>b 

1  OO 

1  .^0 

1  00 

10  00 

1  00 

1  OO 

50 

1  i)0 

2  00 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

50 

50 

1  00 

60 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

3  00 

1  OO 

1  OO 

50 

3  OO 

50 

1  00 

50 

5  OO 

Searle,  R 
Smith,  ]^ 
Sofiric,  A 
.Scurle,  i\ 
SaxamitI] 
Saxsmith 
Sergeant, 
Ti-aer,  Mi 
Toirv,  Ml 
Tcmptletc 
Truer,  Mi< 
Tracr,  Mii 
Tiacr,  Mr 
Trevors,  ( 
Tievors,  Ii 
Trevors,  M 
Trevors,  I 
Tiovors,  M 
Trevors,  Ji 
Trevors,  D 
Trevors,  M 
Trevors,  R 
Trevors,  M 
Trevors,  Di 
riiderhill,  . 
niock,  Mn 
L'lJock,  Th( 
Lllock,  An 
^oiidy,  MU 
Vondv,  Mr.* 
Vye,  Mrs.  ^ 
Vye,  Georg 
Walker,  Mr 
Walker,  Uk 
Walker,  Wi 
Waiters,  Mr 
Wibon,  Mrs 
Wilson.  Misf 
Wiiliston,  E 
^i'son,  Thoi 
Walker,  Mrs 
Wilkinson,  "V 
J  Wiiliston,  K. 
IMcMahon,  1 
Cherry,  Mr. 
Hocken,  Johi 
1st  Collection 
2nd  Collectio] 


05 


1  00 
•25 

10  DO 

2  00 
•Jo 

3  oo 


>  00 

1  00 
10 
10 
,00 

2  OU 
1  OO 
7  00 

•25 
1  OO 
1  50 
1  00 
10  00 
1  00 
1  OO 
50 

1  50 

2  00 
2  00 
1  0*) 
1  00 
1  00 

50 

50 
1  00 

60 
1  00 

50 
1 


les, 


00 
50 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
3  00 
1  OO 
1  OO 
501 
3  OO 
50 
1  00 
50 
5  00| 


Scjirle,  Mr. 

3  00 

Smith,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  D.  G 

4  00 

Sofirlc,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Jas. 

1  50 

Senile,  Mr.  (ioo. 

I  00 

Saxsinlth,  Mrs. 

60 

Siixsmith,  Sarah 

1  00 

Sci-j,'ciint,  Charles 

3  00 

Tnicr,  Mr. 

50 

Terry,  Mr.  T.  K. 

2  00 

Tcini)tleton,  Mrs. 

GO 

Truer,  Miss  M. 

50 

Tnier,  Miss  C. 

60 

Traer,  Mrs.  G. 

50 

Trevors,  George 

50 

Trevors,  Mis.  Geo. 

50 

Trevor8,Mr.&Mrs.Lcstock  1  00 

Trevors,  D.  Sterling 

30 

Trevors,  Mrs.  1). 

60 

Trevors,  Ellen 

50 

Trevors,  David  D. 

•  50 

Trevors,  Mary  E. 

50 

Trevors,  Richard 

50 

Trevors,  Mrs.  R. 

50 

Trevors,  David  Arthur 

25 

riiderhill,  A.  A. 

I  00 

Ullock,  Mrs. 

!  00 

Ullock,  Thos. 

1  00 

Ullock,  Angus 

1  00 

Vondy,  Miss 

1  00 

Voiidv,  Mrs  Sr. 

1  00 

Vye,  Mrs.  W. 

50 

Vyc,  George 

1  00 

Walker,  Mrs. 

50 

Walker,  Richard 

1  00 

Walker,  William 

50 

Walters,  Mr. 

75 

Wilson,  Mrs.  Jas. 

1  25 

Wilson.  Miss  Mary 

50 

Williston,  Edward 

60 

Wilson,  Thomas 

60 

Walker,  Mrs.  James 

1  00 

Wilkinson,  W.  &  family 

10  00 

Williston,  K.  M. 

2  00 

McMahon,  Mrs. 

50 

Cherry,  Mr. 

1  00 

Hocken,  John  M. 

2  00 

1st  Collection, 

24  00 

2nd  Collection, 

25  00 

$257  70 


Ollerings  for  F.M., Interces- 
sion Day  1874,  22  00 

Total,     $279  70 


DALIIOUSIE. 

W.  S.  Smith,  $ 

Mrs.  Smith, 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  II.  A.  John- 
son, 

H.  L.  Johnson, 

\V.  G.  Disbrow,  M.  D. 

Mrs.  Disbrow, 

Mrs.  R.  \V.  Good, 

Mrs.  R.  Good, 

Stanlev  Morse, 

J.  C.  Barberie, 

J.  C.  BarbfM-io,  Jr. 

A.  S.  Barberie, 

A  Friend, 

P.  A. 

Mrs.  Barberie, 

Miss  Barberie, 

Mrs.  C.  Lloyd, 

James  S.  Morse, 

W.  H.  Phillips, 

Rev.  F.  B.  Crozicr  (F. 
Missions), 

Mrs.  T.  Good, 

A  Friend, 

Mrs.  Croker, 

Halt-yearly  Collection, 

Francis  Strong, 


3  00 
1  00 


00 

00 

00 

00 

50 

85 

2  00 

2  00 

50 

fiO 

50 

2  75 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 
2  00 

2  25 
1  00 
1  00 
1  25 
6  50 
76 


$40  35 


DERBY   AND    NELSON. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Rol  iiison  Croekcr. 

$1  00 

1  00 

60 

80 

1  00 


Allison,  William,  Sr. 
Allison,  Mrs. 
Allison,  William,  Jr. 
Allison,  Alex. 
Ambrose,  Thomas 


Ambrose,  Susan 

Astle,  David  60 

Barron,  Mrs.  1  00 

Barron,  Mrs.  David  50 

Bateman,  Mrs.  50 

Bateman,  Mrs.  Joseph  50 


96 


it!; 


hi 


I- 


Botts,  John 
Botts,  David 
Carinalt,  Mrs. 
Carmalt,  James 
CarinaU.  Alary  Ann 
CarniaU,  Joseph 
Clifr,  William 
Cliir,  Mrs.  William 
Clitr,  Fiances 
Cliir,  Josephine 
Ciifl",  Thomas  C. 
ClifV,  Alex.  Georj^o 
Cliir,  Harriet  Allison 
Ciitr,  (ieorffc 
Couffhlan,  Mrs.  James 
Cowio,  George 
Crawford,  Mrs.  J. 
Crocker,  Mrs.  T. 
Uruden,  W.  M. 
Crnden,  Kev.  W,  &  Mrs. 
Danville,  F.  E. 
Fairlev,  Mrs.  Jnstus 
Flett,  "Mrs.  John 
Flett,  Henry 
Flett,  Lambert, 
Friend 
Friend 
Friend 

Hartt,  William 
Harvey,  Alex. 
Hubbard,  Elizabeth  J. 
Hussey,  James 
Knight,  Mrs. 
Lesslie,  Mrs.  J. 
Lingley,  Mrs. 
Muers*  Robert 
McDonald,  Alex. 
McKenzie,  William,  Sr. 
McKenzie,  James 
McKenzie,  Richard 
McNamee, 

McPherson,  Roderick 
Newcomb,  Elizabeth 
Newman,  John 
Norman,  Mrs. 
Percival,  Miss  ' 

Polk,  Mrs. 
Polk,  Elizabeth      1/ 
Polk,  Henry 


1 


60 
l>0 
2.') 
00 
2.0 
50 
1  00 
1  00 
12 
12 
25 
20 
12 
1  00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
10  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
50 
50 
25 
60 
50 
00 
50 
6 
50 
50 
60 
I  00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
50 
50 
00 
00 
20 
26 
10 


1 


Robinson,  Mrs.  J.  60 

Jtusscll,  Mrs.  1  0(j 

SanndtM-s,  Mrs.  1  00 

Sannd'fs,  A.  A.  1  (iij 

Saundi  i-^,  Catherine  2.') 

Underhill,  A.  A.  2  00 

Vyo,  William  (Nelson)  I  00 

Vye,  Ann  5i» 

Vye,  Charles  1  uu 

Vye,  Mrs.  Charles  4(i 

Vye,  (Jeorge  5(j 

Waters.  Mrs.  1  uo 

Wathen,  James  N.  1  OO 

Williston,  Judge  2  uu 
Collections    St.  Peter's, 

Derby  6  06 

Collections  Nelson  Station  7  I'J 


I  iiderlii 

riidcrlji 

riKJerhi 

L'ndcrljil 

rnd.-rhll 

fiidcMhi) 

I'lidoihil 

t'lMlerhill 

rndcrhill 

rudcrhill 

nidcrliiiJ 

riidcrJjiJI 

rndcrhill, 

riKJcrldll, 

riidcrliilj, 

Colh-ctions 


$79  36   I  ^^''''''>'  »"^^ 


BLACK  VILLE. 


Culltftetl  oy  Miss  Siinili  A.  Underliill,  mul 
Miss  Marpirut  Susan  Uuderliill. 


Amos,  Jane 
Bean,  Maria 
Coughlan,  David 
Coughlan,  Mrs.  J. 
Coughlan,  Lizzie 
Coughlan.  Mrs.  David 
Curtis,  John 
Curtis,  Mary  Ann 
Dailev,  Martin 
Fairlev.  Scott 
Friend 

Grindley,  Mrs. 
Gillespie,  Margaret 
Harris,  Maria 
Kennedy,  Allen  H. 
Ketch,  Emma  ,. 

Leigh  ton,  Susan 
Mahoney,  William 
Mountain,  Elijah 
McDougal,  Rebecca 
McLaggan,  Mrs.  John 
McKenzie,  John 
Porter,  Robert 
Underhill,  Mrs. 
Underhill,  Mrs.  T.  W. 


1 


on 

oil 

7o 

2o 

25 

00 

25 

27 

»J0 

50 

25 

25 

25 

00 

25 

25 

601 

251 

25 

25 

60 

80 

50 

25 


Amount  CO 
Missioi 

DOUGLAJ 

All  Ha 
Chc 

;)'•••  Dykem; 
ftev.  Wm.  L 
Mr,  itobert 
'^hs.  Benjan 
^i'  S.  J.  Su 

Collected  b; 

^ni.  Coburn 
JohuB.Grie 
James  Kenn 
Samuel  W.  J 

wife, 
AbraJiam  Pic 
Join,  Pickarc 
Jolni  Pickard 
S^i>9''t  Van  I 
JViUiam  Van 
Polin  P.  McK« 
|oraham  McI 
'lareucc  Van 


13 


97 


riulci'liill,  Marv  .Vini 

10 

60 

rn(lrrliill,('liiirlcs  Flett 

10 

1  ou 

riiderliill,  Isimc  Ciildwoll 

10 

1  00 

Uiiclorhill,  Will.  A.  K. 

5 

1  no 

UndiTliill.  Mrs.  Jauies 

60 

•J.') 

rmlorliill,  Miiry  A. 

'JO 

2  00 

riKhMliill,  Josopliine  S. 

-20 

I  00 

I'lidcrhill,  banih  11. 

2i> 

{)() 

Uml.'iliill,  A.  J. 

10 

1  00 

riiclci-hill,  Mntish  N.,  Sr. 

m 

40 

riKliTliill,  William  T. 

60 

60 

UiHlcrliill.  William,  Jr. 

25 

1  oO 

riKlcrhlll,  riiftrlottc  E. 

26 

I  OO 

rii(l(M-liilI,Mr.s.  William  T 

, 

30 

2  00 

rn.lerhill,  B.  N.  T. 

1 

00 

6  06 
oil  7  i'J 

Coll(!ctions  Holy  Trinity, 

3 

97 

>0  17 

Derby  niid  Nelson,            79 

36 

ft79  31) 

Amount  contributed  by 
Mission, 


99  68 


levliiH.iiinl 


1 


oil 

75 

•25 

25 

00 

•25 

27 

OO 

50 

'25 

25 

25 

00 

25 

25 

501 

25 

25 

25 

60 

80 

50 

25 


DOUGLAS   AND    BRIGHT. 

All  Saints  Chi.rch, 
cuoss  1u>a1j8. 

Mr.  Dykeman,  $1  00 

Rev.  Win.  LcB.  McKicl,    4  00 
Mr.  Uobort  Sloot,  2  00 

Mrs.  Benjamin  Sloot,  1  00 

Mr.  S.  J." Smith,  (2  years)  8  00 

Collected  by  Mrs.  A.  McKeeii. 

Wm.  Coburn,                i  $    60 

John  B.  Grieves,         ■■-[  •  50 

James  Kennedy,     -  ''•  •  1  00 
Samuel  W.  Davis  and 

wife,  80 

Abraham  Pickard      ''  1  00 

I  John  Pickard,  M.  P.  1  00 

John  Pickard,  60 

Robert  Van  Buskirk,     ■  >  ■  60 

William  Van  Buskirk,  60 

|John  P.  McKeen,  26 
\braham  McKeen  &  wife   2  00 

llareuce  Van  Buskirk,  60 


13 


$24  96 


St.  .Tohn'.s  C'Hi'Rcn. 

Colloctr.l  l.y  Mr-.  Di'Luiiry  llol.ln!»on 
Mini  Mi-»  Cl»ni»'nt«. 

Major  Clements   A;  family 
for  "J  years  '^' 

DeLancy  l{i)bin.son, 
MisK  Manson, 
Norman  Ilallott, 
Mrs.  Charles  Mo(iil)bon, 
Mrs.  David  McUibbon, 
Mrs.  Dun])hy, 
Mrs.  Smith,  ^  ]. 

Jarvi.s  Burt,     ; 

$19  50 
St.  James'  Church. 

Colleftt'd  Ity  Misx  Isaliollii  GmhRIii. 

Edward  Pidgeon,  $4  00 

Jeremiah  Uodgers,  1  00 

Isabella  Gaskin,  ?6 

Mrs.  Gaskin, 
Mrs.  McPherson, 
Day  id  Tb.omas, 
AVilliam  Thomas, 
Keed  Stone,  j' 

John  Stone,  Jr. 


$10  00 

4  00 

1  00 

1  00 

60 

1  00 

60 

1  00 

60 

$7  51 


Tot;  J.  $61  96 


FREDERICTON. 

Adams,  Sturffis  $  1  00 

Adams,  G.M.  100 

Aiken  Mrs.  Robert  1  00 

Aiken,  Mrs.               •  -  24 

Akerley,  S.  A.  4  00 

Akerlev,  Mrs.  S.  A.  2  00 
Allen,  Hon.  Judge.'  . .    36  00 

Allen,  MissF.       •/  .i  1  00 

Allen.  John       -*  <^  ,1  >i  1  00 

Armstrong,  G.    -<  "S  ,  -  2  00 

Arnold,  Mrs.       -  'i/-  .  '"'  26 

Ashfield,  Mrs.       *  /<•'  1  00 

Babbitt,  Mrs.  G.        '!    •  1  00 

Bailey,  Prof.          .uk  {  ,  6  00 

Baillie,  Miss            .''«•/  1  00 


98 


M. 


IJjiilcy,  Mi'K.  II. 

25 

lidiii,'  MiKg 

1  00 

BakiM-,  Kate  A. 

1  00 

Ikckwith,  Hon.  J. 

A. 

2  00 

Beck  with,  Mrs.  J. 

A. 

2  00 

Beck  with,  Mrs.  A. 

G. 

1  00 

Beck  with,  Chas. 

1  00 

Beek,  J.  S. 

6  00 

Beck,  Mrs.  J.  S. 

' 

2  00 

Ben  ynian,  Mrs. 

iiO 

Bishop  ofFredericton, 

100  00 

Black,  Mrs. 

2  00 

iMizzard,  Mrs.  L. 

2o 

Blizzard,  Mrs.  J. 

80 

Bonner,  Mrs. 

.       2o 

Brannen,  Mrs.  C. 

2  00 

Brannon,  U.  Sterlinjr 

6  00 

Brannen,  E.  F. 

1  00 

Braylev,  J.  W. 

20  00 

Brown,  Dr.  T.  C. 

4  00 

Brown,  Edward 

50 

Brown,  John 

40 

Brown,  Georj^e 

' 

20 

Burcliill,  James 

1  00 

Burnside,  Mrs. 

1  00 

Cadwallader,  E. 

' 

1  60 

Cadwallader,  Miss 

60 

Cameron,  Mrs. 

60 

Cameron,  Mrs. 

60 

Campbell,  Mrs.  G. 

M. 

12  00 

Carey,  Uapt.  and  Mrs. 

5  00 

Carr,  Eliza 

60 

Cole,  J.  and  Mrs. 

50 

Coster,  Mrs. 

1  00 

Coombe, 

76 

Coombe,  Martha 

9 

26 

Craft.  William 

'   f 

2  00 

Craig,  W. 

1  00 

Craig,  Mrs.       - .. 

.. 

1  00 

Cripps,  Mrs. 

>  .■"■■ 

,    1  00 

Cropley,  H.  A. 

r 

2  00 

Diamond,  Mrs.  Jacob, 

26 

Diamond,  Moses 

,  •      V» 

30 

Dibblee,  Geo.  Y. 

'    1  00 

Disbrow,  Mrs. 

1  00 

Dougherty,  Hugh 

>         '  / 

:    1  00 

Dougherty,  Miss 

26 

Eggar,  John 

1  60 

Estey,  Mrs. 

,ilt  . 

25 

Fonety,  (i.  K. 

Flewellin;{,  W'm. 

Friend, 

Friend, 

Friend, 

Fisher,  Hon.  Judge  and 

Mrs. 
Fisher,  The  Misses 
Fisher,  Wm. 
(iolding,  J.  It. 
Gordon,  Mr>. 
Gordon,  Mr.  and  Arthur 
Gordon,  thinies 
Gordon,  Mrs,  iind  J. 
Grieves,  Mrs. 
Grigor,  Mis^ 
Gregory,  Dr, 
Gregory,  Mrs. 
Gregory,  'i'hc  Misses 
Ilauiilton,  Mrs. 
Hamilton .  I]u<:li 
Ilatheway,  T.  ii. 
Hazen,  Mrs. 
Hodge,  John 
Hunt,  Geo.  C. 
Humphries,  Chas. 
Inches,  Andriiw 
Irons,  John 

Jack,  Jlrs.  ; 

Jack,  Miss 
Jacob,  Miss 
Jacobs,  Mrs.  .  i- 

Jamieson,  Miss 
Jennings.  Mrs. 
Jones,  T. 
Jouett,  B.  K. 
Jouett,  Miss 
Kay,  John 
Ketchum,  H.  0.  C. 
Lawrence,  W.  and  Mrs. 
Lee,  G.  Herbert 
Leese, J.  .iA 

Lemont,  Mrs.         ,     ,, 
Leslie,  Mrs. 
Lieut.  Governor, 
Lipsett,  Wm.  and  Jane 
Lipsett,  Mrs. 
Lister,  The  Misses 
Long,  I. 


36  00 

1  0(j 

20  00 

1  ()0 

20  00 


5 
1 
1 
1 


00 

oo 

OiJ 

00 

00 

oti 

45 

<>{} 

1  0(1 

5  <t(.i 

1  ()(j 

8  Oil 

1  0(j 
1  On 
1  Oij 
1  Ou 
5  OO 

25 
25  Oil 

50 

1  00 

4  00 

10  00 

25 
1  OO 

20 

50 
1  00 

1  00 
50 

10  00 
72 

2  00 
25 
96 
20 

40  00 

1  00 
20 

2  001 
1 


Mcl'liersc 
Millor, 
Milchell. 
MoJlat,  M 
Moore,  Hi 
Moore,  J  a 
Moore,  Jo 
Morehons< 
Morehouse 
Morehouse 
Morgan,  M 
0<\oll,  Hoii 
l^.'ii'kin,  Ge 
Poppers,  T 
I'liair,  Mrs 
I'liiiir,  J.  II 
i'iiider,  Mrs 
I'li'igie,  Ml 
I'iiider,  Mrs 
Qiiiiin,  W. 
Kiilnsford,  \ 
Ufiinsford,  . 
Kuinsford, ., 
Randolph,  J 
Hichards,  Jc 
Roberts,  Dr 
Roberts,  He 
Roberts,  A^- 
Roberts,  Ch 
Robinson,  I 
Robinson,  C 
Robinson,  H 
Robinson,  P 
Robinson,  M 
Robinson,  M 
Robinson,  M 
Ross,  Emily 
Ryan,  Mrs.  V 
Rvan,  Miss 
Ryan,  Thos. 
oaimders  Hoi 
^covil,  Mrs. 
Yeovil,  Miss 


g 


if  -^^  I'; 


99 


nn  00 

Luf^rin,  Mrs. 

1  00 

1  III) 

Liijrrin.  Miss 

I  00 

20  no 

Lii^'riii,  (r.  1». 

47 

1  «iO 

Miitliesou,  Ml-. 

1  00 

.".0 

Me  Kuan,  Miir\ 

r>o 

M(L:i  ijfhlin,  Nlr>. 

60 

20  00 

Ml  riiorHOii,  Mrs*.  ('. 

2  00 

5  m 

Mi  I  lor, 

1  00 

1   0(J 

Mitchell.  Ale  v. 

1  00 

1  00 

Motl'at,  Mrs. 

68 

1  00 

Mooru,  Iliigli 

4  00 

!•           00 

Moure,  Juno 

6  00 

ijll 

Moore,  John 

3  00 

45 

MorohouBO,  Mr>. 

1  00 

AO 

Morchousie,  (J. 

1  00 

1  0(1 

Morehouse,  (".  V. 

1  00 

5  00 

Morgan,  Mrs. 

20 

1  m 

Ode  1,  Hon.  AVilliant 

20  00 

8  Oil 

Parkin,  Geo.  II. 

16  00 

.").") 

IVppers,  Tho.-'. 

1  00 

1  Ou 

I'hiiir,  Mrs 

1  00 

1  Oil 

I'liiiir,  J.  H. 

2  00 

1  Oij 

I'iiitler,  Mrs. 

60 

.      I  OiJ 

IViiij^le,  Mrs. 

1  00 

f)  OO 

i'imler,  Mrs.  If.  M. 

60 

'lb 

Quinn,  W.  H. 

1  00 

25  0(1 

Itiiinsford,  11.  B. 

6  00 

oO 

Uainsford,  K. 

1  00 

1  OfJ 

{{ttinsford,  J.  J>. 

1  (X) 

4  GO 

Raiulolnh,  J.  H.  \\ 
Kicharus,  John 

1  00 

10  00 

5  00 

26 

Roberts,  Dr. 

6  00 

1  00 

Roberts,  Rev.  (r.  <J. 

12  00 

'20 

Roberts,  Agnes  K. 

1  00 

50 

Roberts,  Chas.  (J.  D. 

2  00 

1  00 

Robinson,  Hon.  K.  T. 

6  00 

1  00 

Robinson,  Col.  .1. 

8  00 

50 

Robinson,  H.  .1.  and  Mrs 

.  10  00 

10  00 

Robinson,  PhiliiJse 

5  00 

rs.        72 

Robinson,  My.';.  \V.  11. 

6  00 

2  00 

Robinson,  Mfs.  >V.  11. 

1  00 

2{ 

Robinson,  Mrs.  .1. 

1  00 

9( 

Ross,  Emily 

20 

2( 

Ryan,  Mrs.  W. 

60 

40  0 

Rvan,  Miss 

26 

le       10 

Ryan,  Thos. 

1  00 

M 

Saunders  Hon.  J.  S. 

10  00 

2( 

Scovil,  Mrs. 

1  00 

K 

)*)lScovil,  Miss 

1  00 

Scarnell,  Mrs. 
Segec,  VV.  V. 
Sherman,  Mrs. 
SImte,  8.  F. 
Smilor, 
8pahnn,  Miss 
Sterling,  A.  A. 
Straton,  F.  A.  H. 
Street,  Mrs. 
Street,  Miss 
Street,  W.  W. 
Street,  A.  F. 
Sulis,  Charles 
Snlis,  Mrs. 
Story,  Edwin 
Swvm,  A. 
Swym,  E. 
Symonds,  Mrs. 
Symonds,  The  Misses 
Tattersall,  Mrs. 
Thomas,  Mrs. 
Thomas,  Chas. 
Thomas,  (i.  &  Mrs.  G. 
Thomas,  Albert  D. 
Thomas,  Stiirgis 
Tippet,  Mrs. 
Tippet,  Mary,  Alice,  & 

Fred, 
Tippet,  Vivian 
Tippet,  William  H. 
Wallace,  Charlotte 
Wetmore,  Hon.  Judge 
Wetmore,  Mrs  A.  K. 
Wetmore,  G.  L. 
Wetmere,  A.  R.  Jr. 
Wetmore,  Laura 
Wetmore,  J.  W. 
Wetmore,  Mrs.  T.  S. 
Wetmore,  Mayor 
Wheeler,  Mrs. 
Wheeler,  Henry 
Whelpley,  G.  T. 
Williams,  Miss  ,  > 

Williamson,  J.        ,,■  ,; 
Willis,  Frederic 
Wilmot,  E.  H.  &  Mrs. 
Winslow,  E.  B.      ..,H 
Winslow,  B.         ...,,;.  . 
Woodward,  J.      »<[     . 


2  tX) 

2  IHI 

I  0() 

2  00 

1  00 

1   00 

6  00 

0  00 

S  00 

I  00 

2  00 

:>  00 

I  00 

1   <H) 

ttO 

fiO 

fiO 

8  00 

4  00 

40 

6  00 

I  00 

;{  00 

I  00 

1  00 

5  00 

3  00 

5  00 

6  00 

no 

3  00 

3  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

5  00 

1  00 

1  00 

6  00 

60 

1  00 

60 

iO  00 

4  00 

2  00 

1  00 

'Im 


11 


r 


Yunly,  K. 


7  . 


100 

1  OOlNeahs,  (}.  Fiiinis 


—     XCllIC"*,  S(M)Vll 


Total,  •/      $717 
CoUeclioMH, 
1  at  Cuthcdnil    for  W. 

A  O.,  2.0 
f         •«  8.  P.  (}.  47 

1  '<  (jlen. Purpose -?,  70 

1   at   PariHh  Uhuich  lor 

W.  &  O    V^ 
I  "  8.  P.O.  18 

£,         "  Gen.  Purposes,  24 


87 


86 
(K) 
.')3 

01 
31 

81 


im 


iti'i 


Total,       $!M0  62 


(lAiJETOWN. 

Alien,  Williiim 
Applc.hy,  Liiko    '»•'  . 
BrookH,  Wiiliatn 
Bovle,  Charles 
Clo'wcH,  J.  C.  'I    , 

Cooper,  Mrs.        '  '' ' 
Curric,  Eliza  •  . 

DeVcbcr,  Mrs.  G. 
DeVeber,  James       '  , 
DcVcber,  M.  E.      -  '/- 
DeVeber,  L. 
Dickie,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 
DuVernet,  II. 
Elliott.  Mrs.  John 
Fox,  John 
Gilbert,  Mrs.  11. 
Gourley,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  VVm. 
Johnston,  Mrs. 
Knox,  M.  H. 
McAllister,  Arch. 
McAllister,  Charles, 
McKeague,  Wm. 
McCracken,  John 
McFarlane  Mrs.        '<  , 
McKinnev,  John 
McMulkin,  E. 
McMiilkin,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Menteith,  John 
Neales,  Mary 
Neales,  Helen         1 
Neales,  Rose        -^1  ■•' 
'Neales,  J.  DeVeber 


2 

1 
2 

3 
1 

2 
3 

1 
1 


60 
00 
60 
60 
00 
60 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
00 
00 
60 
00 
00 
20 
50 
00 
25 
00 
50 
00 
60 
25 
60 
25 
10 
60 
00 
00 
00 
50 


PcttM-s,  Mrn.  S.  L.        '    ■     1 
Purvis,  David  2 

I{oi;lor,  J'       '  •'    4 

Uoljstoii,  A.  ' 

Slinpsdii,  Mrs.  Charles        1 
St('V<Mi»^()n,  Mr-.  An<lrow 
Stt'V«Mi.son,  .lohii 
Hinith,  riPslie  ' 

Sniilli,  Charles   W.     "'       2 
Tillov,  Mrs.  '         1 

Tuck,   Mrs. 
WajTiM'r,  John 
Wchuorc,  Mrs.  T.  U.  2 

Wafson,  Mrs. 

Williams,  Gilbert  Mrs.        1 
Williamsdu,  Susan 
ColkM'tions  October.  7 

Do  June  1876,     7 


)ii 

00 
0() 
00 

III! 

:>{) 

Ad 
(II) 
(ID 

hi) 
AO 

0(1 

m 

Oil 

:'i) 
on 

(III 


$65  :)u 


IIAMI'TON. 

Christmas  Collection, 

1S74,  $1) 
Triuitv,           *'        1876,  lu 

John  A    AVrijrht,  10 

Craven  Lanjrstroth,  •"> 

Wm.  W.  Walker,  4 

Mrs.  Walker              i  1 

Patrick  MclJrine,  I 
Mrs.  MclJrine, 

Charles  J.  Smith,     •  1 

Mrs  C.  J.  Smith,  1 

Isabella  Smith,  I 

Edward  Smith,  1 

Newton  Smith,    ,  '.  1 
Edward  Demill     '■    ,i 

George  Otty,      *»  2 

James  Cookson,     /  ..i  1 

Charity  Demill,          /  1 

Mrs.  li.  Demill,           i  1 

Wolsey  Raymond,    .j.  5 
Thomas   Wright, 
Jack  Wright, 


o; 

Mo 
I  III 

nil 

<)(' 

w 
nil 
511 
OU 

001 
w  I 
00 
00 1 

001 
00 

Oil 

ool 
oo 

10 

11)1 


■fi. 


$57  1^ 


<'i)lk'Cttj(| 

CainluM', 
C'aiT,  |{(«\ 
(VV 
Krascr,  M 
Hawkins, 
llnukins, 
llarir.  Ri, 
Jennings, 
l^'^i,  John 
lioe,  Mrs. 
it  ill 
•Murray,  T 
MiirniV,  Is 
Murray,  W 
McKwJiin, 
Nicholson, 
Pace,  Airs. 
Seyee,  Win 


Collei'ted 

Camber,  L 
Francis,  A 
Francis,  Sji 
Grooii,  Mrs 
Hare,  Mrs 
Henry,  Uob 
Kiliior,  Mrs 
Look,  Willis, 
i-eok,  Magir 
Leek,  Mrs." 
McClarv,  M 
ihiunsell,  Lt 
O'llee,  Mrs. 
P'lyne,  Jose 
Payne,  Oha. 
Quurterman, 
Ruinsford,  M 
Smith,  Fann 
omith,  Sarah 
Swinny,  Cap 


r 


ioi 


•2:» 

•.'5 

I  no 

K I  \(  J  S(J  LI :  A  It. 

• 

Colli'Ct.Ml  i.y  MU-i  L)iiki  M 

iirr.iy. 

2  W 

4  IK) 

CaiiiluM*,  Miss 

.00 

•  lit 

t'lUT,  Kcv.J.  F. 

\  III) 

(VV.&O.) 

5  00' 

50 

Knisoi*.  Mr«. 

20' 

'.0 

Iliiwkiiis,  ,Ios(»pli       ,. 

00 

'      AU 

Hawkins,  Win. 

1    00 

2  OO 

Iliirtt.  Riclmnl     , 

24 

I  00 

.Icimiii^rs,  Mrs.       • 

28 

.".0 

Lee,  .John  11. 

2  0(J 

m 

Lee,  Mrs.  Cluuics 

2  Oil 

&  liiniily 

5  00 

10 

Mnrniy,  Thomas 

2  00 

.    1  Oil 

Miircay,  Isaac 

2  00 

•ju 

Murray,  NVni.  II. 

.     2  00 

7  ni) 

McKwain,  Mary  A. 

20 

7  U'l 

Nicholson,  Wui. 

21 

Puce,  Mrs. 

20 

$65  !)0 

SegeCjWin.       ,,  ,  ,  ^ 

1  00 

5, 


$0  07 
10  >^b 
10  oO 
;")  IH^ 
4  (ic 
1  III' 
I  III) 
50 
1  01' I 
1  00 
1  Oli 
1  OO 

1  00 

2  col 


Total,        822  IJG 


100 

1  (X^ 

100 

500 

10 

10 

Collected  by  Mi.i^  B.  I'.iym;. 

Camber,  Lydiii 
B'rancis,  Aiidrow 
Francis,  Sanih 
Green,  Mrs.  llillon 
Ilurf,  Mrs. 
Henry,  Robert    . .  , 
Kihier,  Mrs.  , 

Lock,  William, 
Leek,  Magj^ic 
Leek,  Mrs.  John 
McClary,  Mrs. 
Maunsell,  Lt.  Col. 
|0'Rec,  Mrs.        ^,.  ,, 
Payne,  Joseph 
Payne,  Charles  > 

Quarterman,  Mrs. 
Rainsford,  Miss.  M.  A. 
Smith,  Fanney 
Smith,  Sarah 
Swinuy,  Capt.  H.  H. 


10 


60 
25 
25 
00 
25 
50 
50 
75 
25 
25 
20 
00 
25 
50 
50 
25 
00 
25 
25 
00 


ColltM-ttNl  I.y  Mi»t  S.  Loo), 

Allan,  Mi>.s  T^ncy 
Francis,  (Charles 
ficck,  (icoryc 
Lock,  NVllIiain 
Mcintosh,  llclla  , 

McCarty,  Alien 
Uainslord,  Miss 
Sutherland,  Mrs. 


AO 
96 
60 
86 

IS 


Sii 


I 


$57  11 


$26  80 


C'.ill.H-t.-.|  I.y  MisM  >r.-Kiii!cy 

Burnett,  Robert 
Burnett.  .Tohu  '' 

Esiey,  Z.  R. 
F']>toy,  Willinni 
Kvcrett,  Mrs  A. 
Kvorott,  Mrs.  S. 
Dnnphy,  Thomas 
(tray,  kolxfrt 
Kilburn,  Mrs.  I. 
Murray,  .Tohn 
Murray,  Mrs.  John 
McKinley,  Daniel 
McKinley,  Mrs. 
McKay,  NVni. 
Poore,  Mrs. 


I 


dU 
60 
2.'> 

00 

50 
60 
80 
35 
96 
60 

no 

I  00 


2.5 


Total,         S7  10 


Collocte.l  t.y  M\^^  Mofiitt. 

Close,  Mrs. 

50 

Crewdson,  Mrs. 

TO 

Elliott,  John            .       ' 

60 

Hayns,  Mrs. 

20 

Ilolyoke,  Mrs.        . 

1  00 

Long,  Mrs. 

2.5 

Mills,  Lottie 

QA 

Mollatt,  Mrs. 

|a 

Moflatt,  Maggie 

'   96 

Saunders,  Miss 

1  00 

84  70 


Offertory  Collkction. 


G. 


For  S.  P. 
W.&O., 

1st  Collection, 


5  00 
3  30 
5  00 


8*.' 

'■-■ 


I 


It  |i; 
IT' 


ii 


j  ' 


102 


2nd  Collection, 


1  50 


814  80 
Mrssiox  Boxes.  (W.  &  O.) 


Miss  McKay, 
Carrie  Segee, 
Georgie  Maunsell, 


3  81 

8G 
44 


$5  11 

KiNGHCLEAR :  RECAPITULATION. 

Collected  bv  Miss 

L.  Murray,  $22  36 

Do      Miss  Payne,      2G  80 


Do      Do    Leek, 


3  25 


Do      Do    McKinley,  7  10 
Do      Do    Moffatt,      4  70 


Total, 


$84  12 


LANCASTER  AND  MUSQUASH. 


Andrews,  Mrs.  for  74-75, 
A  Friend, 
A  Friend, 
Archibald,  Geo. 
Bedell,  Dr. 
Belwore,  Daniel 
Bradley,  Geo. 
Balcam,  Mrs.  Josh'. 
Cooper,  Geo. 
Cairns,  David 
Clinch,  Edward, 
Carman,  Leo.  D.  V. 
Campbell,  Daniel 
Dorodell,  Horatio 
Dunn,  John  Sr. 
Donelly,  Eobt. 
Donelly,  Hannah 
Gutherie,  Robt. 
Gabel,  T.  B. 
Gamel.Mrs. 
Howe,  Wm. 
Howe,  Jonas 
Holland,  Wm. 
Hatfield,  Miss         ' ' 
Hazard,  Henry      'V 
Hamilton,  John  w  . 


1 


1 1 


00 
50 
10 
25 
00 
50 
50 
00 
50 
50 
75 
2  uO 
20 
1  50 
1  00 
50 
25 
25 
72 
50 

1  00 

2  00 
50 

1  00 
50 
50 


Jones,  Mrs  J.  R. 

20 

Johnson,  Mr. 

50 

Knight,  J.  E. 

2  (i(j 

Lenox,  Thos. 

50 

Leslie,  John 

50 

Matitall,  Geo. 

1  00 

Moody,  Jas.         '  ' 

50 

Miles,  John 

50 

Kenedy,  Josh. 

40 

McGowen,  Mrs.  John 

25 

McGowen,  Mary 

50 

McLannel,  Mrs.  John 

25 

Mawhiney,  Mrs.  Robt. 

Sr.    25 

Mawhiney,  Wilson 

1  00 

Nash,  Charles 

50 

Odell,  Charles 

50 

Odell,  John 

50 

Reid,  James 

1  09 

Reid,  Spenser 

34 

Spike,  Rev.  H.  M. 

4  00 

Scully,  Robt. 

25 

Shepherd,  Wm. 

25 

Scott,  Robert 

50 

Simpson,  Wm.  E. 

50 

Sherwood,  Isr. 

25 

Thomson,  Mrs.  A.  Sr. 

25 

Thomson,  Auth,  Jr. 

50 

Thomson,  Edward 

50 

Thomas,  George 

1  00 

Theal,  Tertullus 

1  oo 

Tatten,  Tobias 

50 

White,  Wm.  J. 

50 

White,  Thomas 

50 

Collected  at  Musquash 

Church, 

2  55 

Collected  at  Dipper  Harbour 

Church, 

Co 

$48  U 


MAUGERVILLE. 


Brown,  C. 

$1  00 

Brown,  H. 

1  00 

Bent,  Wm.  &  Mrs. 

1  oo 

Brooks,  C.       » 

''       1  00 

Brooks,  Mrs.               ■ 

'         50 

Bowden,  Mrs. 

1  00 

Currie,  C.  D.  O. 

8  OO 

Clowes,  C. 

1  00 

M 

A.  J.  Bafouj 
Charles  Bla 
Mrs.  Blacks 
Mrs.  Judge 
Robt.  Boyer 
W.  E.  ColJie 
E.B.  Chaud 
S.  G.  Gallek 
Duncan  C.  : 
Charles  Moo 

Be?.  E.  Pent 
Mrs.  T.  S,  Sf 


103 


2.") 
50 
2  0(j 
60 
50 
1  00 
50 
50 
40 
'     25 
50 
25 


iv. 


25 
00 
60 
50 
50 
1  00 
34 
4  00 
25 
25 
50 
50 
25 
25 
50 
50 
1  00 
1  00 
50 
50 
50 


2  55 
irboiii- 

65 

$48  16 


SlOO 
1  00 
1  OOI 

1  oo 

60 
1  00 
8O0 
1  00 1 


Cox,  Peters 
Cox,  Robert 
Cox,  Hannah 
Cox,  Mrs. 
Cox,  R. 
Cox,   Herbert 
Covert,  J.  S. 
Covert,  Mrs. 
Covert,  Miss 
Charters,  Mrs. 
Deveber,  Wm. 
Ferguson,  Mrs. 
Hamilton,  J. 
Friends,  3 
Milner.  Mr. 
Miles,  T.  O. 
Miles,  C. 
Miles,  Cora 
McGarrigal,  Thomas 
Porley,  T.  H. 
Perley,  Miss  E. 
Rice,  J. 

Smith,  Mrs.  R. 
Smith,  G.  R. 
Smith,  W. 
Stuart,  G. 
Sterling,  G.  A. 


1  00 
1  00 
50 
50 
1  00 
1  00 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 

50 
I  00 
1  00 


00 
25 
00 
00 
00 
50 
1  00 
3  50 


00 
00 


1  €0 

2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


sterling,  D.  A.  &  Family  5  00 

n.       i.-„     T» r^      XT  in    AA 


sterling,  Rev.  G.  H. 
Thompson,  Anna 
Yeamans,  8. 
Yeamans,  R. 
Chm*ch  Collections, 

Total, 

MONCTON. 

A.  J.  Bafoug, 
Charles  Blaciiwell, 
Mrs.  Blackwell, 
Mrs.  Judge  Botsford, 
Robt.  Boyer, 
W.  E.  Collier, 
E.  B.  Chandler,  Jr. 
S.  G.  Galleky, 
j  Duncan  C.  King   .j 
Charles  Moore,         r 
Rev.  E.  Pentreath, 
Mrs.  T.  S.  Sayre, 


10  00 

62 

1  00 

1  00 

20  86 


$82  73 


00 
00 
00 


Collections, 


Foreign  Missions, 


Total, 


.  8  50 

54  50 

11  00 

$65  00 


NEWCASTLE  &  HARDWICK. 


2  60 

1  00 

5  00 

20  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

3  00 

1  00 

Newcastle. 

Mrs.  Russell, 

Thomas, 

J.  G.  Kethro, 

Mrs.  Kethro, 

Miss  Stapleton, 

B.  Smith, 

C.  Godfrey, 
A.  Forrest, 
Sarah  Bateman, 
Charles  Maltby, 
Mrs.  C.  Maltby, 
G.  H.  &  M.  E. 
Mrs.  T.  Maltby, 
Hugh  Black, 
Mrs.  T.  Black, 
J.  Hallaran, 

T.  Hallaran, 

J.  B.  Miller, 

Mrs.  J.  B.  Miller, 

Mrs.  W.  J.  Miller, 

Mrs.  J.  Wright, 

Mrs.  McPherson,        , 

Mary  McPherson, 

Janet  McPherson,     ,,   , 

Mrs.  J.  White, 

Dr.  Bishop,  • 

Miss  Haskell,       , 

Mrs.  Prime,         , 

W.  W.  Lee, 

J.H.Wilbur,    . 

Mrs.  Henry, 

W.  Fenn, 

James  Copp, 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Haddow, 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Winslow, 

J.  Wilgress, 

A.  Harley,  ^^  , 

Mrs.  Graham, 

Mrs.  Bell,  -;'.,,',: 


$1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
60 
60 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
40 
00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
50 
25 
25 
66 
00 
00 
00 
00 
50 
20 
50 
00 


10  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


104 


•i . 


li^'.  -l] 


^-.ii 


IV'    ■»' 


C.  F.  Brown, 
Mrs.  Jane  Davidson, 
A  Friend, 
John  Burr, 
Mrs.  Burr, 
Jas.  Taylor, 
Mrs.  Taylor, 
Thomas  Taylor, 
John  Tavlor, 
AVilliam  Taylor,       ' 
Mrs.  8wansen, 
Eliza  Swansen, 
OtFerings  in  St.  And- 
rew's, 
Sunday  School  offerings, 


00 
00 
00 
50 
oO 
00 
00 
48 
48 
48 
60 
50 


25  80 
14  00 


Total  for  Newcastle,     $109  49 


Hardwick. 

Robert  Noble, 
Mrs.  Noble, 
M.  W.  Mills, 
JohnA.Mil!8,      V, 
Mrs.  Graham, 
Mrs.  J.  Noble, 
A.  Williston, 
Mrs.  A.  Williston, 
J.  Williston, 
M.  J.  Williston, 
T.  Williston, 
Seymour  Williston, 
Maggie  Williston, 
W.  Williston, 
H.  C.  Williston,      ,• 
A.  G.  Williston,        ' 
J.  G.  Williston, 
Miss  P.  Williston, 
W.  B.  Williston,      "' 
T.  H.  Williston, 
John  Williston, 
Mrs.  John  Williston, 
Mary  Williston, 
Charlotte  Williston, 
J.  A.  Williston,        ' 
J.  Luther  Williston,' 
T.  McLcod, 
Mrs.  Hilton, 
Taylor,  '^'^  * 

Mrs.  Gardener,         '■ 


(•!,  V- 


,! 


■>i  1 


$1  00 
1  00 

25 

20 
'     60 

60 
4  00 
1  00 
1  00 

60 

1  00 
25 
25 

2  00 
60 

'  60 
■'60 
60 
60 
60 

2  00 
80 
60 
25 
40 
60 
i/'  60 
60 

1  00 
25 


Offerings, 


10  56 


i  • 


■tf 


I 


>I 

$  33  SI 

Newcastle, 

109  49 

$143  30 

BAIE  DES  VENTS. 

Charles  Anthony, 

• 

$    50 

Edward  McGullivor, 

1  00 

Thomas  Taylor, 

50 

Mrs  Gardner 

25 

James  Taylor, 

50 

Mrs.  Ullock, 

25 

Mrs.  B.  Williston,     ' 

40 

H.  C.  Williston 

1  00 

Luther,  Williston, 

'      1  OO 

Mrs.  McDonald, 

1  00 

■■ 

$6  40 

NEWCASTLE. 

R.  J.  Crombie, 

2  00 

Mrs.  Siccles, 

1  00 

Mrs.  Bass, 

1  OO 

NEW  MARYLAND. 


W.  Dunbar,  (W.  &  O.) 
Mrs.  O'Leary,  ,,, 

D.  Lipsett,         :         • ) 
W.  Daniel, 
A.  Segee, 
John  McKnight, 
Mrs.  John  McKnight, 
James  McKnight, 
Lewis  Fisher,  ■ 

Mrs .  Lewis  Fisher,  " ' 
Amelia  Fisher, 
Matilda  Fisher, 
W.  Hickling,        « *     '.' 
David  Fisher,  '      ' 

James  Lindsay,  -[ 

Mrs.  Lindsav,  ''■•'" 

T.  C.  D.  Liiidsay,  •  ' 
Mrs.  Horncastle,      '^' 
William  Horncastle, 
Mrs.  W.  Horncastle, 


Uj 


00 

75 

00 

50 

60 

OO 

00 

00 

00 

00 

25 

25 

1  50 

1  OOi 

1  00 

75 

25 

1  00 

1  00 

60 


Baxter,  Re 
Cother,  J. ; 
Dixon,  Ch{ 
Dixon,  Ch£ 
Dixon,  Hei 
Dixon,  Geo 
Deniston,  S 
Dixon,  Gil 
Fairweathe 
Everson,  M 
Fairweathe 
Fairweathe 
Fairweathe 
Fairweathei 

Frost,  Mrs. 

Frost,  Mrs. 

Friend, 

Friend, 

Hughsou,  Ji 

godges,  Mr 

Jot^ges,  A. 

godgin,  E. 

ttoyt,  Mrs.  I 

14 


«;{■•■    . 


105 


10  o6 

I  33  SI 

109  49 

^143  3it 


J    50 

1  00 

50 

25 

50 

25 

40 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 


$6  40 

2  00 
1  00 
1  00 

$4  00 


5D. 


;1  OO 

75 
1  00 
1  50 

60 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 

25 

25 
1  501 

1  oo| 
1 

751 

25 

1  00 

1  OO 

5(1 


James  Hor;n      le, 

1  00 

Hoyt,  Samuel 

1  00 

Mrs.  J.  Hon.   :  jtle, 

60 

Ketchum,  Peter, 

1  00 

Sarah  Horncastie, 

.       •     60 

Ketchnm,  Charles 

1  00 

Annie  Horncastle, 

60 

Ketchnm,  Isaac 

1  00 

Robert  McMurtrey, 

1  00 

Leavitt,  Mrs* 

1  00 

Edward  Fletcher, 

1  60 

Raymond,  J.  M. 

1  00 

Mrs.  Fletcher, 

50 

Raymond,  J.  S.  B. 

4  00 

David  Fletcher, 

50 

Raymond,  Geo. 

1  00 

Edward  Fletcher,  Jr. 

60 

Raymond,  John, 

60 

Christopher  Graham, 

1  00 

Raymond,  Silas, 

1  00 

Thomas  Graham, 

60 

Raymond,  Miss  Clarissa 

1  00 

Mrs.  Thomas  Graham 

60 

Raymond,  Miss  Hannah 

1  00 

Ellen  Graham, 

25 

Seely,  Byron 

2  00 

Annie  Graham, 

25 

Seelv,  Robert 

1  00 

Henry  Fisher, 

1  00 

Seely,  Hubert         '    ' 

60 

Thomas  O'Leary, 

1  00 

Wameford,  Mrs. 

2  00 

Jeremiah  Charters, 

1  00 

Scovil,  Miss   ' 

1  00 

James  Haining, 

50 

Wright,  W.  J. 

1  00 

Friend,                    '' 

10 

Welmore,  Mrs.  E.  S. 

50 

John  Pearson,  (W.  &  O.)  4  00 

Wetmore,  H.  A. 

25 

1st  Collection,  (W.  &. 

O.)  4  47 

Wetmore,  E.  V. 

50 

2nd  Collection,  (S.  P. 

G.)  2  86 

Wetmore,  E.  J. 

25 

Wetmore,  Mrs.  C.  H. 

Wetmore,  N. 

1  00 

$40  78 

X    v/v 

50 

Wetmore,  T.  H.  Z. 

44 

NORTON. 

Wetmore,  Oscar  A. 

5  00 

Baxter,  Kobert 
Cother,  J.  H. 
Dixon,  Charles 
Dixon,  Charles  Jr. 

$3  00 

60 

10  00 

1  00 

2  00 
2  00 

Vaughn,  Mr. 
Stackhouse,  Mrs. 
Shaflfroth,  Elsie 
Offertory, 

Total,     i 

25 

20 

25 

20  00 

Dixon,  Henry 
Dixon,  Geo.  E. 

m  94 

Deniston,  Wm. 

1  00 

Dixon,  Gilbert 

1  00 

PETITCODIAC. 

Fairweather,  E.  R. 

50 

Everson,  Mrs. 

2  00 

Collected  by  Miss  Webster  and  Miss 
Julia  Fowler.    ,  i  •  n      ■ . .  ^ 

Fairweather,  Edwin 

1  00 

Fairweather,  James 

2  00 

G.  Miles  Blaknv, 

$1  00 

Fairweather,  James,  E.      3  00 

James  Brown,       j,., 

1  00 

Fairweather,  Stephen 

2  00 

S.  O.  Merriam, 

2  00 

Frost,  Mrs.  H, 

1  00 

Mrs.  L.  Trites, 

1  00 

Frost,  Mrs.  Charles, 

1  00 

Mrs.  Webster, 

2  00 

Friend, 

25 

N.  D.  Fowler, 

50 

Friend, 

.:         25 

Mrs.  J.  Nelson, 

1  00 

Hughsou,  James 
Hodges,  Mrs. 

■'/          60 

Miss  Mary  Geldert, 

60 

V          25 

D.  W.Colpitts,         ,  '' 

1  00 

Hodges,  A.              \. 

I     -      20 

J.  A.  Ritchie, 

60 

Hodgin,  E.        ?i  //  m 

26 

L.  W.  Price,      -      ,    i4 

1  00 

Hoyt,  Mrs.  E. 
U 

2  00 

G.  A.  Jonah, 

60 

!t 


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106 


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Is  )!?■■] 


.t.tll 
.Mil 


Miss  C.  S.  Tippet, 

G.  F.  Fowler, 

A  Friend, 

W.  A.  Lawrence, 

George  G.  Jones,        if 

M.  B.  Keeth, 

Miss  Annie  Me  Williams, 

Mrs.  N.  D.  Fowler, 

Mrs.  B.  Smith,    .  t     ,.„ 

J.  A.  Lawrence, 

Rev.  C.  Willis, 

O.  E.  Flewelling  and 

family, 
W.  M.  Murphy,      .'  ..i/.il 
Charles  A.  Hallett,    i , ,  1 1 

F.  S.  Hallett,      ,-,     ,;''  ^ 
H.  Hallett,  \    _\ ,  j'/- 
A  Friend,  |    yf    , 

-.   A  .^i\A  ,   ' 

■;v  $31  96 

(tn 

Collected  by  Miss  Bessie  Price. 

Miss  Anna  Allen, 
Friend, 

Rex  Price,      >    M 
J.  0.  Price,  i 

Mi*s.  J.  C.  Price, 
Miss  Janie  Price,</ 
Miss  Bessie  Price, 
M.  J.  McKinley, 

G.  Thorn,  Sr. 
W.  Thorn,        i 
G.  Thom,  Jr. 


1  00 

1  00 

60 

50 

60 

1  00 
25 
50 
60 
60 

4  00 

3  00 
50 

2  00 
2  00 
1  00 

50 


$2  00 
10 

r  .MO  2  00 

»  .ri.M  1  00 
•  M  .ik:      60 

. '>-iii>i!      25 

I      ..('i.:  25 

./to'     50 

1  00 

50 

50 


Collected  by  Miss  Web 
ster  and  J.  Fowler, 


$8  60 
$31  35 


firii-cr 


$39  96 
9  41 
11  34 
'  6  97 


1st  Collection, 

2d       do. 

W.  and  O.  Fund," '^^,  ,„ 

0.1  :PR1NCE  WILLIAM  AND 
DUMFRIES. 


AlleJn,  Miss 


-iUjM' 


$    50 


Allen,  Joseph  ,j 

Allen,  Jacob 
Adams,  Miss  Mary  A. 
Brymer,  William 
Brown,  James         „.  ,,  , 
Brown,  John 
Brown,  Mrs.  William 
Bully,  Miss  Edith        ,,., 
Davis,  Josiali  ', 

Davidson,  Henry      ' 
Davidson,  Mrs.  Henry 
Davidson,  John  C. 
Ellegood,  Mrs.  John  (74) 
Ellegood,  John 
Ellegood,  Miss  ,  .  / 

Ellegood,  William     'T 
Ellegood,  Mrs.  ,\^' 

Ellegood,  Miss  Maria 
Fraser,  Clement  < 

Fraser,  Alexander  ,, 

Fraser,  William    ',;,"'.' 
Fraser,  George     •"•.■'•,;'' 
Fraser,  JohnlS.  """"•"■ 
Fraser,  Miss  Lizzie 
Fraser,  Thomas  T. 
Graham,  Gilbert,  Sr. 
Graham,  Patrick 
Graham,  Gilbert,  Jri>.!     i 
Graham,  Mrs.  Gilbett 
Graham,  Andrew 
Gartley,  Andrew  tluuD  ,- 
Gartley,  James         '•,!(  ,, 
Gartley,  Mrs.  Joht   .»;)  ,i 
Gartley,  Miss  /  .tc, i 

Graham,  James,  Jr.  'i;>  .i 
Henry,  John  A.  ((iitt 

Henry,  Mrs.  John     ^  ,»(• 
Henry,  James  A.      'iliii  i 
Henry,  Mrs.  James  A. 
Henry,  Arthur  Wellesley 
Henry,  James        ,  i    ' 
Henry,  Mrs.  James 
Henry,  Arthur 
Henry,  Mrs.  Arthur 


■Mit(.- 

■■\U 


I 


60 
50 

00 
00 
GO 
60 
25 
32 
00 
00 
00 
20 
00 
00 
50 
50 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
80 
00 
20 
50 
50 
50 
25 
25 
70 
60 
50 
25 
25 
50 
1  00 

1  00 

2  00 
60 
20 


1 


00 
00 
50 
50 
50 
00 


Henry,  Miss 
Henry,  William  A.  ■ 
Henry,  Wm.  and  wife, 

(.B.  L.)  1  00 

Henry,  J.  &  wife,  (B»  L.)  1  Oq 


Hood,  ( 
Hood,  J 
Hood,  ( 
Harper, 
Harper, 
Haningf 
and 
Ing"ram, 
Jones,  1 
Jones,  V 
Kirkpati 
Kirkpati 
Kirkpati 
King,  St( 
Lockhart 
Love,  Jai 
Love,  Mii 
Love,  Ge( 
Love,  Wr 
Love,  Joh 
Logan,  W 
Mays,  .Mr? 
Mays,  Mis 
McElw  aiii 
McMullon 
McMulIen, 
McMulIen, 
AIcMuIlen, 
McUutcher 
McCutchen 
McCiUchei 
Me Maun us 
McMannus 
McMannus 
McMannus 
McDonald, 
Miller,  Mrs 
Miller,  Wil 
Strange,  M 
Strange,  M 
Strange,  Vi 
Collections 
Collections  / 
Mission  Boa 


QUE 

Barrows,  Th 


'107 


ey 


i<f 


,'ii 


ir\ 


;-. 


0 

3 
1 


M   li 


50     ■      Hood,  George,  Sr.       '  ' 
50     ■      Hood,  Mrs.  ;/ 

1  00     I     Ilood,  George,  Jr. 
1  00     ■     Harper,  Fred. 
1  00     ■     Harper,  John 
60    ■     Hanington,  Rev.  E.  A.  \V. 
25     ■  and  wife, 

32    I     [ngram,  George 
I  00    I     Jones,  Thomas 
1  00    ■     Jones,  W.  S. 
I  00    ■     Kirkpatrick,  Thomas 
20    ■     Kirkpatrick,  Mrs.  T. 
I  1  00    H     Kirkpatrick,  Andrew 
1  00    ■    King,  Stewart 
^     50    ■    Lockhart,  Thomas 
'     '"^0    I    Love,  James  and  wife, 
1  00    ■    Love,  Miss  M.  &  Wilmot, 
1  00   ■    Love,  George 
j,,l  00   ■    Love,  Wra.  and  Nelson 
.|' 1  00   I    Love,  John        j.     ' 
ll,  2  00   ■    Logan,  Wm.  aild  wife, 
'   .    80   ■    Mavs,  Mrs. 

1  00   ■    Mavs,  Miss       •":  ' 
-0  ■   McElwain,  Samuel 
I  50  ■   McMuUen,  George 
50  ■   McMullen,  Archey      ',? 
50  ■   iMcMullen,  Mrs.  Robert 
25  ■    McMullen,  Robert 
'^5  I  McCutchen,  Mr«.  Charles 
70  I   McCutchen,  Miss  Barbara 
60  I  McCutchen,  Joseph 
50  I  McMannus,  Mrs. 
25  I  McMannus,  Miss 
25  I  McMannus,  Miss  Sarah 
50  I  McMannus,  Charlie 
1  00  ■  McDonald,  Miss  Susan 

1  00  ■  Miller,  Mrs,  John 

2  00  ■  Miller,  William 
50  I  Strange,  Mrs. 
20  ■  Strange,  Miss  E.  M.  A. 

2  00  ■  Strange,  Vivian  and  Wm 
1  00  I  Collections  W.  and  O. 
50  ■  Collections  gen.  purposes 
60  ■  Mission  Box,   iwe-n'.t/i-u- 

1 00  B  •,f»-tj-i, 


1 


'ho 

25 
50 
25 
25 

6  00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
40 
50 
00 
50 
50 
25 
50 
00 
50 
75 
00 
GO 
50 
25 
50 
25 
25 
30 
20 
50 
00 
50 
12 
20 
00 
35 
00 
00 
25 
50 
47 
20 
14 


lOol 

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^^1 

7   , 

1 

M 

1 

QUEENSBURT. 

Barrows,  Thos.     -c^iutl 


$85  50 


$    50 


I  ,f 


•I  .i;,i.! 

1.51       ^.! 

\      \\i    ■ 

;  ^'  ■// 1 

CI/!  U  ' : 


I    ,f 


Barrows,  Mrs,  Thos. 
B.any,  Henry 
Blany,  Robert 
Blanv,  Graham 
Bradburv,  John 
Bragden*,  Elijah 
Brooks,  Asa     ' 
Brown,  Abraham 
Brown,  Henry 
Burgos,  John    . ' 
Boxes, 

Carurthers,  Miss 
Carurthers,  Miss  Jane 
Caverhill,  John,  Sr. 
Caverhill,  William 
Caverhill,  John,  Jr. 
ClitF,  James 
Close,  Mrs.  Jas. 
Close,  Miss  Eliza  '^^  ; 
Conkrete.  Abraham 
Coy,  Edward  / 

Dore,  Richard,  Sr.     J 
Dore,  Richard,  Jr. 
Dore,  John 
Dore,  Mrs.  R. ' 
Dore,  Miss  Jane 
Draper,  Horace 
Dysart,  Jas. 
Earle,  William 
Earle,  James    , 
Ferris,  William 
Ferris,  Mrs,  Wm. 
Fox,  Samuel 
Fox,  Mrs.  Fred. 
Graham,  Henry 
Graham,  Thos. 
Gibson,  John 
Hagerman,  Joseph 
Hoyt,  Joseph 
Hoyt,  Alexander  ,;, 
Hoyt,  Jessie  " 'p 

Ingraham,  Benjamin  '''/'^" 
Ingraham,  Charles       '   '' 
Ingraham,  Samuel 
Ingraham,  George 
Ingraham,  Frederick 
Ingraham,  Mrs.  George 
Ingraham,  Misa  Jane 
Ingraham,  Hedley 


50 

1  00 

60 

50 

1  00 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

50 

25 

1  56 

1  00 


1 
1 
1 
I 
1 


I)'. 


■.'■{■ 

Ifi! 
.V; 


.  K'lll 


1  00 
1  00 

1  00 
50 

2  09 
50 
25 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
44 

1  00 
50 

1  50 
50 
50 

1  00 
50 
60 
20 
50 
50 
60 
75 

1  00 
25 
25 
60 
60 
00 
00 

1  00 
60 
50 
60 


■.:.-'f 


108 


S-i 


■.  a-,  4' 


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ri 


'.i  ■>■ 


t 


If 

lit 


W''^  ■ 


i  i ' 


Jackson,  Heury 
Knilans,  Mrs. 
Lockhart,  James 
Lockhart,  Patrick 
London,  Russcl 
Long,  Mrs.  Richard 
McDonald,  David 
McDonald,  Claude 
Mclllwainc,  David 
Mclllwainc,  Moses 
McLauchlan,  Henry 
Miller,  William 
Miller,  Joseph 
Miller,  Mrs.  Joseph 
Morse,  Joshua 
Murch,  Isaac 
Murch,  John 
Oldham,  Joseph 
Oldham,  Mrs.  Jos. 
Oliver,  John 
Oliver,  Thomas 
Oliver,  Barbara,  Miss 
Parent,  Stephen 
Parent,  Solomon 
Peacock,  James 
Pinder,  Jas.  K. 
Price,  Charles 
Prescott,  William 
Prescott,  Mrs.  W. 
Prescott,  Thos. 
Prescott,  Mrs.  Thos. 
Prescott,  Henry 
Slip,  Joseph 
Stewart,  Isaac 
Turner,  John 
Turner,  Mrs.  John 
Towns, 

Weeks,  A.  R.  Rev. 
Weeks,  George 
Wetmore,  Ed.  T. 
Wiggins,  William  J. 
Woodman,  R. 
Offertory,  ■', 


RICHIBUCTO. 

Thos.  W.  Bliss,     {  . 
John  C.  Brown, 


1 
1 
1 


1 
1 


1 
1 


60 
10 
00 
60 
60 
25 
00 
00 
00 
50 
50 
00 
00 
50 
00 
50 
50 
00 
50 
00 
00 
25 
10 
25 
1  00 
GO 
00 
00 
50 
1  00 
50 
50 
50 
1  00 
1  00 
25 
50 
10  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
50 
10  12 


2 
1 
1 


Wra.  Brown,  Sr.  2  00 

Wm.  Brown,  Jr.  fio 

G.  F.  Brown,  5o 

Capt.  Bulmer,  l  OO 

William  Blain,  1  00 

Mrs.  Cochrane,  l  oo 

Frank  Curran,  40 

Mrs.  Dibblee,  50 

Friend,  50 

Friend,  2o 

Friend,  25 

Friend,  95 

Mrs.  Flitt,  40 

Charles  Forster,  2  00 

Sarah  Forster,  2  00 

AU&'n  Haines,  43 

James  A.  James,  5  00 

Mary  Jones,  50 

Annie  Jones,  50 
William  Hudson  &  wife,    2  00 

J.  0.  Moody,  M.  D.  4  00 

Joseph  Michaud,  *60 

Louis  Michaud,  45 

William  Mayberry,  50 

Mrs.  Mayberry,  40 

Miss  Morris,  1  oO 

Mrs.  S.  Powell,  48 

Caleb  Richardson,  2  00 

Mrs.  Shad  wick,             *  2d 

Miss  Smith,  4  00 

Amelia  Taylor,  i  00 
Thomas  F.  Thompson,       1  00 

Mrs.  Ward,  20 

John  Wheten,  5  00 

William  Wheten,  l  00 

Mary  Young,  25 

Friend,  25 


jv 


Kingston. 


$92  77 


$2  00 
5  00 


John  Dickenson, 
Thos.  G.  Dickenson, 
Isaac  Dickenson, 
A.  Dickenson, 
Jane  Forster, 
Mrs.  John  Orr, 
Mrs.  Perry, 
Mrs.  Palmer,       -  "1 


$50  86 


$2  00 


Mrs.  D 
Mrs.  W 


Richibui 


00 
00 


1  OOl 

1 

501 

m 

m 


109 


Mrs.  D.  Palmer, 
Mrs.  Weston, 


25 
45 


Ricbibucto, 


8  7  98 
50  36 


Total,     $58  34 


RICHMOND. 

Annette,  Elleu  j 

Beardsley,  Mrs.  Ralph 
Beardsley,  Alfred 
Bedell,  Walter 
Bedell,  Margaret  J. 
Bell,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Bell,  Mrs.  Thos. 
Bell,  Arthur 
Bell,  Alexander 
McBride,  Thomas 
McBride,  Robert 
McBride,  Arthur 
McBride,  Mrs.  Arthur 
McBride,  John  Jr. 
Bradstreet,  Mrs.  G. 
McBride,  Mrs.  John 
Blackamore,  Joseph 
Cuiiliffe,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Ellis 
Cunliffe,  Mr.  &  Mrs. 

Elisha 
Cunliffe,  Franklin     , 
Cunliffe,  George 
Castauce,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  R. 
Carrie,  Alfred  »    ., 

Carpenter,  Mrs.  i 

Carpenter,  Nettie 
McCulloch,Mr.&Mrs.  R.  1 
I  Chandler,  Mrs.  N.  1 

McDougal,  Joseph, 
Gray  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Daniel     1 
Gray,  Mary  Jane 
Gartley,  Thomas 
Gartley,  Thomas  Jr.  1 

JGartley,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  John  1 
IGeddes,  John 
jGilkey,  Currie  '  ' 

JGilkey,  Lewis        -  ^•' 
|Gentle,  Mrs.  2 

lentle,  Mrs.  Jousha, 
Mney,  Isaac  1 


50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
00 
00 
75 
■48 
50 
50 
50 
50 
00 


1  00 
1  GO 
50 
1  00 
1  00 
50 
50 
00 
50 
50 
00 
20 
50 
00 
00 
50 
25 
25 
00 
50 
00 


Gldney,  Daniel 
Gidney,  John 
Jonah,  John  G. 
Jonah,  Asa 
Jameson,  Henry 
Intyrc,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  P. 
Intyre,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  R. 
Intvre,  Mr.  &  Mrs  A. 
Mclntyre,  James  F. 
Intyre,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  W. 
Intyre,  Jeannio 
Intyre,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  T. 
Intyre,  Kethlcen 
Intyre,  Alice  Marion 
Kilburn,  Mrs. 
McKcen,  Reuben 
McKeen,  Warnford 
McKeen,  "William 
McKeen,  Joseph 
MoKee,  Mary 
McLellan,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  J. 
Letson,  T.  W. 
Molsone.  Oliver 
Martin,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  J. 
Mores,  James 
Nicholson,  John 
Parks,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  D. 
Parks,  Mrs.  George 
Parks,  Eugene 
Parks,  Hannah 
Parks,  Myrtle 
Ray,  Andrew 
Rush,  Murray 
Street,  Rev.  W.  H. 
Stokes,  William 
Strong,  Thomas 
Strong,  Mrs.  Isaac 
Strong,  Jane 
Toms,  John 
Toms,  Wm. 
Vandine,  Mrs.  E. 
Vandine,  James  H. 
Vandine,  John 
Wilson,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  E. 
"Wiggins,  Susan 
"Wells,  George  "W. 
Collections,  ,  '    , 


1  00 


50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

50 

2 

49 

-J 


Total, 


$70  41 


■Hi' 


Mm 


I 


no 


(,,,  ROTHESAY. 

'''•  C<)llt!cU'(J  hyMindOtty. 

Allan  C.  Otty, 
James  Biiriiside,   ,    --i/ 
Judson  Clare,      -^^    ij/  , 
Mi88  Duffy,     1/  >,    ,j>/ 
Mary  Alden,         .1  ,  ,, 
J.  D.  M.  Kcator,       ,1/ 
Mr8.  J.  D.  M.  Keator, 
Mrs.  Keator,  Sr. 
Miss  Ford,  ,.,j] 

David  Goldie,      .,,,1;/ 
Eiiiisi  Prliu-e,         ,-i|/  ,,, 
Isabella  Elliott,  ,tj,.j|  ,11 
Jaraes  Elliott,      ,,.;//  ., 
Hugh  Elliott, 
Edward  McMahon, 
Kellor,  ••.,  I-' 

Mrs.  M.  Kellor, 
Pierce,  1  ,. 

Lizzie  Golding,  . ,    m 
Henrietta  Golding, 
C.  Stevenson, 
Robt.  Humphries, 
<-»  .u  .v-iK  •i'.  • 

(■I  '«u;ioyt '    -' 

,( .  Collectc'il  by  the  Rect<»r. 

Chas.  Prince,  '  "  J' 
David  Prince,  v<-  f.  y 
Miss  Fowler,  i^miU 
Ida  E.  Prince,  f^  ''  Ji 
Mrs.  C.  Prince,  J- i!''f^  • 
Edgar  Dickson,  -'"•i?  . 
Mrs.  Geo.  Prince,  ^  •*; 
A  Friend,  <^>-^' .l 

Isaac  Saunders,       'ii^  il 
Chief  Jus.  Ritchie,  "-V 
Mrs.  W.  J.  Ritchie, 


tu. 


•  Il'llf ' 


$4  00 
50 

,  50 
50 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 

50 
!  ,'  60 
25 
50 
25 
1  00 
50 
20 
00 
25 
25 
30 
40 


■  /I 


/\ 


'J' 


$17  40 


\'i 


00 
25 
60 
50 
60 
25 

1  00 
60 

1  00 
20  00 

5  00 


(fol 


$30  70 


Collected  by  Mi^a  Hall, 


Mrs.  L.  J.  Almon,'**»^  *  •  $2  00 
Geo.  Ballentine,  -^"'"^  1  00 
A.  Ballentine,  1  00 

Robert  Bradwell,  1  00 

Mrs.  Jas.  Domville,  10  00 


'•\ 


'."  I 


C.  H.  Fairwcatlior, 
Mrs.  John  Dobbin, 

F.  R.  Fairwcather, 
Geo.  G.  Gilbert, 
S.  S.  Hall, 
Mrs.  VVm.  Hazen, 

Mrs.  George  Henderson, 
Jas.  Henderson, 
Geo.  Hornebrook, 
Geo.  F.  Hornebrook,  Jr. 
Mrs.  Mclntyre, 
Mrs.  Jas.  Petti ngale, 

D.  C.  Perkins, 

Mrs.  Pickett,      '' 

Mrs.  D.  D.  Robertson, 
T.  M.  Robinson,      •       • 
Miss  Rhodes, 
Mrs.  Geo.  Roberts, 

G.  M.  Wetmore, 
Miss  Saunders, 


•  IM-  1  i4  ■ 


/ 


50  00 
I  00 

1    IH) 

1  uu 
10  00 

3  UO 
1  0(1 
I  00 
3  00 
1  00 

1  00 
.50 

2  00 

1  00 

2  (JO 
15  00 

2  00 

52 

2  00 

1  00 


$114  0-: 


Collected  by  Mrs.  Saunders. 


Thomas  Saunders, 
Sarah  Chamberlain, 
Miss  John.ston,         !    , 
Mr.  Chamberlain, 
Jas.  E.  Smith, 
"Wm.  Merritt,       i  >->  .- 
Elijah  Kirkpatrick,     " 
Wm.  Smith,  WL  . 

Wm.  Richardson,     ,*'<■' 

Collection,     /     dl  . 

II-  .  ..,.1 


•V 


\t 


$1  00 
25 

20 

50 
60 
tiO 
50 
50 
40 

$4  85 
2  45 

$6  80 


KOTHBSAY :  Recapitulation. 

Collected  by  Miss  Otty,  $17  40| 

Do.         Rector,  30  70 

Do.         Miss  Hall,    114  OJ 

Do.  Mrs.  Saunders,     6  80 

Ist  Collection,  9  91 

2nd       do.     nui.  .^fl/.  .v  5  5l| 


Total,     $184  n 


Barnes,  Jj 

Barnes,  M 

Barnes,  M 

Barnes,  Fa 

Barnes,  W 

Barnes,  C.t 

Bateman,  .; 

Bateman,  J 

Bateman,  V 

Bateman,  2i 

Bateman,  Jd 
BelJ,  Mrs.  \ 
Belts,  Mrs. 
Brown,  Din 
Brown,  Ruf 
Clerk,  Mrs. » 
Cannon,  Ho 
E  liott,  Mrs 
filiiott  Mrs. 
Friend, 
Friend, 
iForster,  Joh 
narshman,  ( 
flanington,  I 
Haniugton, 
panington, 
^aningtou, 
lanington,  "V 
'Ogrlis,  Samu 
oonson,  Mrs 
'"■vis.  Rev.  1 
Wis,  Mrs.  \ 
"ii-ay,  Arcl 
array,  Edw 
'ovii,Mr8.I 
,  'fluremau,  JV 
'njtii,  Miss  C 
'o»itii,  Thoma 


nx 


50  00 
I  00 
1  (»(l 

1  00 

10  00 
3  MO 
I  00 
1  00 
3  on 
.    I  tK) 

1  GO 
50 

2  00 

1  00 

2  00 
15  00 

■'-  2  00 
^  52 
•I'  2  00 
•I'    1  00 

$114  0-2 


.1 
SACKVILLE.       T 


Rflv.  D.  Nickorsou, 
W.  A.  Fowler, 
Win.  Fowler, 
Eva  L.  Fowler, 


$1  25 
50 
60 
26 


••M 


$2  30 


-J!»(>' 


SHEDIAC. 

,■.... ./.  II 


(lers. 


$1  GO 

25 

20 

50 

50 

^0 

50 

50 

40 


$4  35 
•2  45 

$6  80 

ILATION. 


|y> 


$17  40' 
30  7(1 
1,  114  OJ 
rs,     6  80 

9  91 

5  5l| 

$184  V\ 


Barnes,  James 

Barnes,  Mrs.  Jaroes 

Barnes,  Mrs.  William    •'>*,,■ 

Barnes,  Fanny  8.         .  i/.  ;. 

Barnes,  Willie  O.        ••'•  m 

Barnes,  Ciara  A.  M. 

Bateman,  John 

Bateman,  Marcus 

Bateman,  William  G. 

Bateman,  Mrs.  Frederick 

Bateman, Mrs.  George 

Bell,  Mrs.  William 

Belts,  Mrs.  Sarah 

Brown,  Dimock..    H  .j}. 

Brown,  Ruf us     M<;ii; // 

Clerk,  Mrs.  John 

Cannon,  Horatio  Nelson 

Elliott,  Mrs  Thomas 

Elliott  Mrs.  Thomas  Jr. 

Friend,  //     u  . 

Friend,  ..1  A, 

Forster,  John  .  •    7/  .ii<» 

HarBhman,  George 

Hanington,  Hon.  Daniel 

lUaniugton,  Mrs.  Joseph 

[Hanington,  Mrs.  Sherman  50 
lanington,  Weldon  1  00 

anington,  William  Jr  10  00 
nglis,  Samuel  •'!  .lifilo  60 
Johnson,  Mrs.  John  45 

fai-vis,  Rev.  Dr.  .  .4  00 

ills,  Mrs.  Welling  .  ,tro>^i  20 
'urray,  Archibald  45 

array,  Edward  25 

iovil, Mrs. H.  A.  mnc  »  4  00 
ihureman,  Mrs.  P.  ;  50 

Imith,  Miss  Cordelia  3  00 
[rnith,  Thomas  1  00 

,l.!l'jtl">tla<r'-  .ff. 


60 
60 
30 
20 
20 
20 
2  00 
50 
50 
25 
25 
25 
50 
2  00 
1  00 
30 

1  00 
25 
20 

1.00 
I    3 

2  00 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 


Somcrbv,  Mrs.  Robert  25 

Stevens',  William  &  Mrs.  4  00 
Sutherland,  Mrs.  30 

Theal,  Dr.  Charles  u  >■  i  60 
Theal,  Frank  1  00 

Welling,  Edward  J.  1  00 

Welling,  John  i;  ;•  tj  '  1  00 
Welling,  George  .,60 

Welling,  Sherman  ,  '/  <Jft 

Tool,  Joseph  iiM'^iiil 

Tool,  Patrick  47 

$53  56 
Ist  Semi-Annual  Sermon, 

April  2,  1874,  4  13 

2d  cfo  Oct.  18,  1874,  4  86 
Sermon  for  the  Heathen 

8.    P.    G.  6  18 


I'l.lc 


•J 


!     »W 


$68  72 


iijiil  \>:K 
.1.  I'-IlH 

if 

n 

Collected  by  Mr.  and  Mra,  Francis. 


SIMONDS. 
Willow  Grove. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Francis,  $10  00 
Messrs.  DeVeber,  5  00 

T.W.Daniel,  v-"-  ■  6  OC 
Mrs.  C.  5  00 

.Mrs.  Bunker,  2  00 

C.  Duff,  .  .  .,. ;     1  00 

John  Sullivan,  1  00 

John  Crozier,  l'''''  'H><  1  OQ 
H.Charlton,  ^fiiyir.y'l  .tnW 
Miss  Collins,  .4"'''l"'>  if'<'itt 
R.  Colby,  ,ii^>liiluU  "./M 

J.Davidson,  "'vJhikIcT,  tiotIM 
Isaac  Shelton,  ,ii<.-i('r/'ji><  fill 
Friend,  U[>\^  X  nu-.m 

J.  McConachie,  fi<  i.im(uL  ii\i40 
E.  Murphy,  26 

John  Hill,  26 

Wm.  Saunders,  ..^  „  1  60 
John  Charlton,  "  ^''^  '  88 

W.  Murphy,  /jioiliiuU    40 

■  '    „  ,  /.J  I0lfl>n<         — • -■ 

00  i'  , /;(0ij^o(i  l)ir.(l-.)iH 


112 


f. 


hi'-       '■:.   t 


Loch  Lomoni>. 

!  1 

ColleoUHl  by  MIhh  BundH. 

Daniel  Lynch, 

46 

Mrs.  Dazzcll, 

1  00 

Miss  R.  Tynor, 

26 

Mrs.  Johnstone, 

:            60 

W.  Bray  den,              •    .•■ 

.'    60 

R.  Wilson,         (      . 

.     60 

Friend, 

24 

Mrs.  Bunker, 

2  00 

Miss  Marv  Sen  tell 

26 

Friend, 

60 

Mrs.  Jas.  Stevenson, 

26 

Miss  M.  E.  Sands, 

1  00 

Gk)LDBN  Grove. 

Collected  l)j'  Mr.  David  Scott. 


Nathan  Land, 
Friend, 

Samuel  Young, 
William  Sproul, 
Robert  Sproul, 
William  Scott, 
David  Scott, 
William  Porter, 
Grordon  Irving, 


Nicholson  Stephenson, 
Wm.  Pearcing,       ,  . 
Enoch  Golding,     .  ^.    . 
Keys  McBrien, 
Robert  Johnstone, 
A.  Stevenson, 
Adam  J.  Stephenson, 
Eliza  Johnstone,        ,, 


Black  River. 

Mr.  Dogherty, 
Thomas  Dogherty, 
Andi*ew  Dogherty, 
Richard  Dogherty, 


$7  44 


$6  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
00 


$21  60 

Collected  by  Miss  Johnstone. 


$6  00 
1  00 


00 
00 
60 
25 
60 
60 


$9  75 


$2  00 
2  ©0 
2  00 
2  00 


Mary  Jane  Dogherty,  2  00 

John  Dogherty,  1  00 

George  Doghcrtv,  1  0() 

William  Evans,'        /  2  00 

Robert  Evans,  '    '  2  oo 

Mr.  Burns,  2  OO 

Wm.  Daly,  2  00 

Richard  Evans,  2  Oo 

James  Armblrong,  2  oO 

Thomas  Morrison,  2  00 

William  Armstrong,  2  00 

Robert  Moore,  2  00 

Benjamin  Ambrose,  2  00 

Richard  Daly,  2  00 

John  Armstrong,   *  2  00 

Mr.  Dare,  '  2  00 

William  Moore,  /  2  00 

Robert  Moore,  2  00 


$42  00 


Moose  Path. 

Collected  by  Mr.  Herbert  Lee. 

Danford,  B.  M. 
Davis,  William 
Green,  Thos.  A. 
Hay,  William 
Hutchinson, 
Lee,  G.  Herbert 
Lister,  J.  W. 
Mills,  J.  E. 
Morrison,  W.  G. 
McEvoy,  John 
McEvoy,  P.  J. 
Quiglev,  James 
Scott,  R.  F.     . 
Scovil,  Ed.  G. 
Selfridge.  J. 
Sinclair,  Peter 
Tray  nor,  Thos. 
Wisks,  John 
Wilson,  John 


00 

oo 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
(X) 
00 

oo 
ool 

ool 


i.tv.].      $20 
Rev.  Canon  Scovil,  (W.         _ 
and  O.)  $20  O0| 

H.  W.  Wilson,  '.:i     10 

G.  A.  Schofield,     ::jili     10 
S.  Schofield,  5 


Rov.  G, 
R.  S.  Ai 
Mrs.  Sec 
\y.  hmh 
Mr.  Earl 


\rillinm  ] 

Mis.  Wm 

John  Hur: 

Mrs.  John 

Richard  V 

Mrs.  Wafi 

Richard  K 

Mrs.  R,  E' 

B.  Ambro] 

Wm.  Arm 

Heiirv  WJ] 

John  Wliit 

Robert  A. 

^Vi Ilium  Di 

John  Arms 

James  Ann 

K.  J.  Kingf 

James  Caps 

Hugh  McN 

John  Percy 

Henry  Hor 

Robert  Gil] 

James  Cark 

John  Cai'kc 

Richard  Ma 

James  Mooi 

James  Davi 

Robert  Stev 

Friend, 

Chai-les  Viji 

'James  B.  M 

Mr.  CarJy, 


Of 


Kev.  G.  Schoflcld, 
R.  S.  Armstrong, 
Mrs.  Scovil, 
\V.  Jordan, 
Mr.  Earl, 

Ck)IIeot<>(l  hy  Miss  Evnn« 

Willinm  Evans, 
Mrs.  Wrn.  Evans, 
John  Burns, 
Mr«<.  John  Burns, 
Rioliard  Wagner, 
Mrs.  Wagner, 
Ricliard  Evans, 
Mrs.  R.  Evans, 
B.  Ambrose, 
Wm.  Armstrong, 
Heiirv  White, 
John  White, 
Robert  A.  Moore, 
William  Daly, 
John  Armstrong, 
James  Armstrong, 
K.  J.  Kingston, 
James  Capson, 
Hugh  McNeil, 
John  Percy, 
Heiirv  Horton, 
Robert  Gillis, 
James  Carkery, 
John  Carkery, 
Richard  Mahoner, 
James  Moore, 
James  Davidson, 
Robert  Stewart, 
Friend, 

Charles  Vincent, 
James  B.  McNiel. 
Mr.  Carly,  ,/     • 


Offertory. 

I  Moose  Path, 
I  Golden  Grove, 
JLoch  Lomond, 
IWillow  Grove,        ' 
|Black  River, 

15 


113 


4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

I  00 

1  00 

$1  00 

60 

50 

50 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

1  00 

60 

60 

50 

1  00 

60 

50 

50 

60 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

50 

50 

50 

1  00 

I  00 

50 

50 

50 

1  00 

25 

$22  25 

1  -  ,-     I 

$49  24 

6  80 

4  50 

5  00 

4  30 

Botsford  Mills, 


Schedule  Fund, 
D.  C.  S. 
S.  P.  G. 


5  21 


$75 

05 

$160  00 

181 

07 

5 

60 

Total,     $2'J7  47 


SPRINGFIELD. 

Adam,  Joseph 
Benson,  Wm. 
I?enson.,  Jas.  P. 
Cookson,  Miss 
Colgan,  James 
Davis,  F.  H. 
Fairweather,  Mrs.  S. 
Haggard,  James 
Huggard,  Mrs.  J. 
Huggard,  lid.  (3rd.) 
Huggard,  Rd.  (2nd.) 
Kellier,  Wm. 
Keirstead,  A.  J. 
Keirstead,  J.  A.  S. 
McAfee,  Mrs. 
Northrop,  A.  G.  Jr.  (74,) 
Northrop,  A.  (i.  Jr. 
Northrop,  J.  W. 
Rogers,  Rev.  Geo. 
White,  Vincent 
Scovil,  Greensladc 
Trinity  Collection,  (Oct.) 
Trinity  Collection,  (Juno) 
McLeod's    do.    (Oct.) 
McLeod's    do.    (June) 
Long's  Collection,  (June) 


95 

60 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 
1  00 


1  00 
1  00 

00 

40 
00 

1  00 
50 
25 

1  00 
60 
50 

5  00 

4  00 


1  00 


1  20 
1  50 

86 
1  00 

58 


Johnston. 

Birne> ,  Wm.  ' 

Crawford,  Wm. 
Crawford,  Margaret 
Crawford,  Elizabelb 
Harder,  Stephen 
Hall,  Mrs.  !' 

Johnston,  J.  K. 


$28  84 


$1  00 
25 
50 
50 

1  00 
50 

1  00 


h 


■ 


■  I 


i  *' 


I 

J 


114 


liiinj^loy,  Mi'H. 

Loii^,  S.  1 

Murray,  Ann  1 

Pciirsoii,  VVm.  2 

PeuiHoii.  T.  II.  1 

PeiirHOii,  J«)hii 

Pciirson,   Win. 

PeiUHon,  Tho.  1 

Rlchiudsoii,  (Joo.  (1«74,)  1 

St  John  Collection,  (Oct.)  1 

St.  John     do     (.rune)  2 


2r> 

00 

00 

00 

00 

50 

AO' 

00 

00  i 

8.0; 

12 


Springfield, 


$10 
28 


47 
84 


$4.0  31 


SAINT  ANDREWS. 

Auglitu'ton,  Jjuncs  $    50 

Augherton,  Mrs.  James        50 

Bradrid<fe,  Henry  1  00 

Burton,  John  1  00 

Billings,  Samuel  1  00 

Brown,  John  1  00 

Black.  Thomas  1  00 

Campbell,  Geo.  F.  1  00 

Craig,  Mrs.  John  50 

Conley,  Mrs.  1  00 

Covey,  Mrs.  75 

Denlej',  Mrs.  60 

Denloy,  Joseph  60 

Den  ley,  Mrs.  Joseph  60 

Gove,  S.  T.  2  00 

Hatch,  H.  II.  2  00 

Houlton,  Mrs.  60 

Haddock,  Jacob  Mrs.  50 

Hipwell,  James  1  00 

Hatheway,  C.  E.  O.  1  00 

Haddock,  R.  Mrs.  25 

Halfpenny,  H.  E.  1  00 

Howard,  Mrs.  1  00 

Jones,  John  1  00 

Jones  Harry  1  00 

Ketchum,  Rev.  Dr.  8  00 

Legh,  Cornwall  Mrs.  9  56 

Lorimer,  Edward  1  00 

Magee,  John  S.  100 

McOurdy,  Mrs.  T.  60 

Maloney,  Mis.  1  OU 


Mc(ilrotty,  Miss  i\t) 

()-burn,  llnnry  5  0<j 

()(loll/r.  T.  ,  1  (»(. 

Parker,  Mrs.  24  (>j 

Uced,  Sirs.  I  Oi) 

Street,  Mrs.  Jas.  W.  5  (h) 

Street,  Louise  E.  2  (xj 

StHM't,  Maiia  A.  1  .On 

Street,  George  D.  4  (id 

Street,  Herbert  ,         1  no 

Street,  Loo  1 

Stevenson,  II.  K,  4 

Stinson,  Thomas 
Stinson,  Angus 
Short,  Mrs. 
Smith,  T.  Mrs. 
Smith,  Sarah  ; 

Smith,  Ann 
Stinson,  Ebur 
Turner,  Mrs. 
llon.C.  Tapper,  C.  B. 
Treadwell,  N. 
VVhitloeU,  William 
Whitlock,  Henry  Mrs.        1  ik) 
Wren,  John  Capt.  1  On 

Wren,  Mrs.  Thos.  au 

1st  Collection  in  Church,    !)  'Ji; 
2d  do.  do.  27  Uu 


m 

00 
1  0(J 

1  :'.-. 

.Oil 

% 

•2i) 

2  OU 
I  00 
I  Oil 
5  (lU 
1  (JO 
4  (10 


$149  84 


ClIAMCOOK. 

Craig,  Joseph  Mrs. 
Craig,  David  Mrs.         * 
Grimmer,  Geo.  S. 
Grimmer,  Davidson 
Grimmer,  Durell 
Johnston,  Henry 
Johnston,  Harriet 
Miller,  Thomas 
Miller,  Robert 
Pye,  James  Mrs. 
Rankin,  David  Mrs. 
Simpson,  William  Mrs. 
Townshend,  Mrs.  W. 
Townshend,  John 
Townshend,  Robert  Mrs. 
"Wren,  Annie  E. 


50 

50 

15  00 


1 


00 

25 

00 

60 

50 

50 

42 1 

50 

25 

50 

50 

50 

40 


Colloctloi 


St.  Andn 


ST.  HE 

Church  Co 
W.  and  O. 

mas  I) 
O/Ierings  ; 

fourth 

Trill  it> 
Sundav  Sel 

20;  187 


Faihvillf 

Cliurch  Col 

1.  Decembc 

2.  June  2nd 

<<       (( 

Fund), 
Sunday  Sch( 

27th, 
'  Grand  Bay  ( 

St.  George's 


|jiT.  GEORGE 
St. 

Collected  by  J 

|A  Friend, 
U  Frie)id, 
h^ustin,  Sanii 
Austin,  Robf 
ilakeley,  Mai 
>arry,  Mrs.  ■; 
^'iiiT,  Jennie 


u 


1  (III 

•J  I  Om 

1  Ui| 
6  00 

2  00 

I  fiu 

4  III) 

1  ni) 

1  Ul) 

4  m 


115 


CollcctioiiH  ill  Church,        3  .)() 


01) 

•J.'t 
5ti 


ih, 


2  <)u 

1  DO 

I  Ul) 

b  IIU 

1  (it) 

4  01) 

1    (HI 

1  Om 

;')!) 

\)  DO 

27  OU 

St.  Andre WH, 

Total, 


$149  84 


50 
50 
16  00 
1  00 
•25 
1  00 
60 
50 
50 
42 
50 
•25 
50 
50 
50 
40 


Is. 


Lrs. 


$20  42 

149  84, 

$170  20  I 


ST.  UEOIKJK'S  CIIUUCII, 
CAllLETON. 

Church  Collections: 

W.iindO.  Fund,  Christ- 
mas Duy,  lH7t,  $  8  00 

Otr('rin«,^s  in  envelopes, 
tbnrth  Sundiiy  after 
Trinity,  27  33 

Sundiiv  School  box,  June 

•Jo;  1874,  2  71 


$38  04 

Faiuvillk  and  Grand  Bay 
Mission. 

Church  Collections: 

1.  December  27,  1874.     $11  70 

■>.  June  2nd,  187.'),  80  02 

•'       "      (W.andO. 

Fund),  2  00 

Sunday  School  Box,  June 

•27th,  8  70 

Gnuid  Bay  Collections,      4  20 

$03  34 
1st.  Geort'c's,  Carlcton,     38  04 


Total,       8101  38 

1st.  GEORGE,  PENNFIELD,  &c. 
St.  Geougb, 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Joshua  Knight. 

|A  Friend,                           $  5u 

60 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 


JA  Friend, 
■Austin,  Samuel 
JAustin,  Robt.  J. 
Jlakeley,  Martha 
Sarry,  Mrs.  Thos. 
3airv,  Jennie 


Hovd,  .Tohn  Mr. 
Hon  (I.  Mr«i.  .lohu 
IJaidwin,  (ieorgc 
llowMian,  .lohn 
naldwin,  A.  S. 
Brown,  Frederick 
llrown,  Mrs.  Ilnj^h 
ConiKMi,  Mrs.  .John 
Clini^h,  (hiy 
(Jriclvard,  Mrs.  Jolin 
Cohner,  Sirs. 
Co(  kburn,  J.  Henry 
(yhivbnrn.  .lohn 
(joiilts,  William 
Drake,  Mrs.  Samuel 
I  )ewar,  .fohn 
DntUs,  .lohii 
(rray,  M.  V. 
(lillinor,  A.  TL,  Jr. 
(iralla<,'her,  Mrs.  W. 
(iray,  Kobert 
Goss,  Thomas 
Irish,  S.  C. 
Johnson,  Samuel 
Johnson,  Charles 
Kerr,  J.  P.,  M.  D. 
Keen,  Mrs.  L. 
Kidd,  Jessie 
Knight,  Gideon 
Knight,  Mrs.  Joshua 
Low,  Ealx 
Ludgate,  Hugh 
McCice,  Richard,  Sr. 
McGee,  Charles 
Morin,  Francis 
Messennett,  Miss 
Marr,  J.  P. 
Milne,  Alex. 
McMurray,  J.  F. 
Milne,  Alex.  G. 
McLean,  George 
Mclnnis,  John 
McLean,  John 
Murray,  Mrs.  Joseph 
Moran,  Jas.  A. 
Mealy,  Malcolm 
McAdani,  Mrs. 
Morgan,  Mrs. 
McCallum,  Jane 


ao 
ao 

M 

M 

to 

40 

1  00 

25 

1  (M) 

60 

00 

50 

1  00 

30 

00 
60 
03 


1 


1 


1 


50 
1  25 
4  00 
3  00 
1  00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
60 
00 
00 


8 
2 

6  00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
50 
50 
00 
60 
fiO 
30 

1  GO 
60 
20 
60 

1  00 


1 


r 

■A 


HI 

!  ''''. ''?'" 

Hi 

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M 

1 

■  • 

^f     !■■    ■ 

I      ;.  ■■ 

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y.mi 


116 


Meating,  Mrs. 
McGlasnaii,  Mrs.  1 

McCallum,  Mrs.  John 
O'Brien,  James  1 

Park,  John 

Parks,  Mrs.  Moses  1 

Parker,  N.  G.  D.,  M.  D. 

and  Mrs.  20 

Parker,  Alice  G;  5 

Rand,  H.  W.  1 

Randall,  Fann)'^ 
Smith,  Rev.  Ranald  E.       4 
Smith,  Mrs.  Ranald  E.       2 
Sutherland,  William  1 

Stuart,  R.  A.  1 

Stevens,  Thomas  1 

Stevens,  Wm.  H. 
Shaw,  Benj. 
Sparks,  Mrs.  G. 
Spinney,  Martha  1 

Spinney,  Alice 
Spinney,  Mr,  &  Mrs.  Jas.    1 
Shawr,  W.  W.  1 

Sutherland,  Robt. 
Steen,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Geo.  1 
Thieckens,  Mrs.  G.  1 

Traill,  Mrs.  J.  1 

Wetmore,  F.  A. 
Wetmore,  Douglas  Jas. 
Wetmore,  Josiah  1 

Wetmore,  Mrs.  A.  J.  1 

Watt,  James 
Wilder,  E.  C. 

Wallace,  Miss  1 

Wallace,  Mrs.  Samuel        1 
y/aycott,  Mrs.  Alfred 
Wetmore,  Mrs.  Douglas     1 
Oollj3ction8  ill  Church — 
Thanksgiving  Day,  1874,    6 
Easter  Day,  1875,  8 

Ascension  Day,  1875,  3 

At  Confirmation,  "  11 


50 
50 
60 
00 
26 
CO 

00 

00 

00 

50 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

50 

50 

50 

00 

25 

00 

00 

60 

00 

00 

00 

50 

50 

00 

00 

60 

26 

00 

00 

45 

00 

79 
26 
89 
00 


Craney,  James 
Gillespie,  James 
Gillespie,  George 
Gillespie,  Ellen 
Gillespie,  John 
Gillespie,  Hugh 
Hutton,  Philip 
Gage,  Ellen 
Hunter,  Margaret 
Harvey,  John 
Miller,  John  T. 
Miller,  Mary  A. 
Mealy,  A.  Ji. 
Mealy,  Mrs.  M. 
Ray,  Thomas 
Spinney,  Mary 
Spinney,  James  A. 
Spinney,  Douglas 
Stitt,  John 
Trynor,  Chas. 
Trynor,  Howard 
Woodbury,  Adelia 


Total  for  St.  George,     $141  17 
Pennfield. 

OoUeoted  by  Mias  Margaret  Gillespie. 

Boyd,  Robert  50 

Boyd,  Simon  42 


Collected  by  Miss  Noble. 

Anderson,  Robert 
Armstrong,  John  S. 
Armstrong,  Isabella 
Armstrong,  Mrs.  Thos. 
Adams,  J.  B. 
Armstrong,  Annie 
Dunbar,  Mrs.  James 
Lockett,  W.  H. 
McDonald,  John 
McKay,  Hugh 
McDonald,  Wm.  J. 
Noble,  Daniel  G. 
Noble,  William 
Noble,  Bella 
Noble,  Samuel 
Say,  Maggie  E. 
Tatton,  Al. 


oO 
1  00 
50 
25 
50 
1  00 
25 
21 
25 
25 
50 
50 
75 
50 
60 
50 
50 
25 
1  00 
50 
26 
50 


99 


25 

50 
20 
25 
25 
20 
25 
50 
30 
50 
1  00 
50 
00 
50 
43 
25 1 
401 


I 


$7  28 


ColJectLv 

Jack,  Jaci 
Jack,  Mrs 
Jack,  Nrs 
Jack,  Mail 
Jack,  Ros 
Jack.  Geo 
McRay,  M 
Spears,  Mi 
Spears,  Jo 
S,pears,  Sn 


Collected  b 

Justason, 
Crickard, 
Crickard, 


II 


Collected  i 
Total  for  P 


Colleoted  by  Miss  Mary  Boyd, 

Anderson;  James  $ 


50 


DOWDLE 

|Mr.  &Mr8. 
son, 


117 


50 
1  00 
50 
25 
50 
1  00 
25 
21 
25 
25 
50 
50 
75 
50 
60 
50 
50 
25 
1  OO 
50 
26 
50 

'•  $11  99 


oble. 


)S. 


25 

50 
20 
25 
25 
20 
25 
50 
30 
50 
1  00 
50 
1  00 
50 
43 
25 
40 


ry  Boyd. 


Anderson,  Gustavus  S. 

12 

Amlersou,  Somervillc  R. 

10 

Anderson,  Idmay 

10 

Boyd, John 

75 

Bovd,  Nancy 

■     25 

Boyd,  Mary 

25 

Caflyle,  J.  B. 

25 

Johnson,  Mrs.  Win. 

62 

Jiistason,  Mrs.  D. 

25 

Hawkins,  W.  N. 

25 

MKay,  James,  M.  P. 

2  00 

McDowell, 

1  00 

McDowell,  Annio 

25 

Prescott,  Joshua 

50 

Shaw,  William 

25 

Speers,  Katie  L. 

25 

$7  69 

Collected  l>y  Miss  Nancy  Jack. 

Jack,  Jacob  $  25 

Jack,  Mrs.  Jacob  25 

Jack,  Nrs.  Washington,  25 

Jack,  Mancy  25 

Jack,  Rose  25 

Jack.  Geo.  E.  40 

McRay,  Mrs.  Eric  22 

Spears,  Mrs.  Thos.  25 

Spears,  John  20 

S,pears,  Susan  10 

$2  42 


Collected  by  Miss  Agnes  CiHckard. 


ROIX  ROAD. 

Collected  by  Miss  Carson. 

Carson,  William  50 

Carson,  Mrs.  William  50 

Carson,  Wilson  50 

Carson,  Rachel  50 

Carson,  Alfred  50 

Carson,  Mrs.  Alfred  25 

Carson,  Mrs.  Thomas  25 

Carson,  Hannah  50 

Carson,  Atchesou  50 

Carson,  Mrs.  A.  25 

Carson,  James  G.  10 

Carson,  Robt.  F.  10 

Carson,  Henry  M.  10 

Fitzimraons,  Mrs.  50 

Johnson,  Mrs.  Gorman  25 

Johnson,  Laura  E.  12 

Johnson,  Angeline  A.  12 

Johnson,  Hannah  T.  12 

Johnson,  Thos.  R.  12 

Roix,  John  1  00 

Roix,  Archibald  75 

Rynor,  Charles  25 

Rynor,  Mrs.  25 

Rynor,  Adelia  25 

Thomson,  Richard  50 

$8  78 


28 


50 


Jiistason,  Isaac 
Crickard,  Alice  J. 
Crickard,  Agnes  E. 


Collected  in  Church, 
Total  for  Pennfield, 


$1  00 
25 
25 

$1  ,50 

$3  18 

$34  06 


Summary. 


St.  George, 

PenuHeld, 

Dowdle  School  House, 

Roix  Road, 


$1 


11  17 

34  06 

2  00 

8  78 


$186  01 


ST.  JAMES'  CHURCH,  S  T.  JOHN. 


DowDLE  School  House. 
I  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Hugh  Mathe- 


son, 


$2  00 


Armstrong,  J.  R. 
Armstrong,  Rev.  W. 
Armstrong,  Rev.  W.  B. 
Baker,  Mrs. 
Brittain,  R.  ,,, 

Campbell,  Mrs. 
Caston,  Mrs. 
Clementson,  F. 


J  1  00 

25  00 

5  00 

1  00 


00 
00 
26 
00 


118 


tr.il 


')\i 


Evans,  W.       '    ' 
Friends, 
Hall,  Mrs.  J.  VV. 
Hatliewav,  W.  II. 
Hoklon,  Mis. 
How,  Jehn 
Kellev, 
Kec,  W. 
Knowllin,  Mi's. 
Litdor, 

Majoribanks,  Miss 
McCabe,  J. 
McKelvey,  J. 
MoLilson,  James 
Moiilson,  Miss 
Normansell,  II. 
Paisley,  ^V. 
Price,  James 
Robinson,  G.  L. 
Robinson,  J.  M. 
Scovil,AV.  H. 
Smith,  D.  A. 
Stewait,  Mrs.  John 
Stewart,  E.  N.S. 
Stewart.  AV.  O. 
Turnbull,  Mrs.  T.  E. 
Willis,  Hon.  E. 
Collection, 


1  oa 

0  00 

o  00 

1  00 

2  00 

50 

1  00 

1  GO 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  GO 

1  00 

60 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

10  00 

2  00 

o  00 

1  GO 

1  00 

00 
00 


9  65 


$100 
SAINT     MARK'S. 

Armstrong-,  llev.  G.  M.  $15 
Adams,  Mrs.  W.  H.  1 

Allison,  F.  O.  1 

Berton,  S.  D.  10 

Bntlcr,  R.  P.  5 

BarIow,MissJ.R.(W.&0.)  3 


Barker,  Geo.  A. 

2 

Boyd,  R.  Murray 

2 

Beverlev,  F. 

2 

Blatch,G. 

2 

Bertaux,  G. 

1 

Chipman,  Mrs.     ■ 

20 

Clinch,  R.  T. 

^      10 

Cowan,  John 

.  •     5 

Coster,  Rev.  Dr. 

'     3 

Crawford,  W.  K. 

2 

Chipman,  Thos. 

2 

Clinch,  D.  C. 

1 

00 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


3 

1 

2 

5 

3 

2 
2 

2 


Clinch,  Peter  1  oo 

Daniel,  T.  W.  (W.&O.)  50  00 
DeForest,  Geo.  S.     ,  4  UO 

Daniel,  Edwin  2  00 

Dixon,  L.  2  00 

Everett,  Arthur  4  00 

Emery,  O.  1  00 

Fielders,  John  3  00 

Flood,  C.  (\V.  &  O.) 
Finley,  J. 
Golding-,  Robert 
Hanington,  T.  B. 
Hunt,  Mrs. 
Hocken ,  John 
Holden,  Dr. 
Humphrey,  R. 
Hunter,  R. 
Hanford,  Fred.  S. 
Joyce,  R.  P.  B. 
Keans,  W.  H.  A. 
Knodell,  G.  A. 
Kcator,  Mrs. 
Lawrence,  J.  W. 
Lee,  Charles 
Lordlv,  A.  J. 
Manks,  M.  F.  (W.  &  O.) 
McDonald,  Mrs.  C.  C. 
McDonald,  Charles  A. 
Masters,  C. 
Mclvitv,  J.  D. 
Rolph,  A.  P. 
Robertson,  Jas.  F. 
H-obinson,  James 
Ruel,  J.  R. 

Sharpe,  R.  G.  5  00 

Starr,  R.  P.  5  00 

S  ewart,  John  5  00 

Starr,  W.  F.  4  00 

Smith.  G.  F.  4  00 

Snider,  Geo.  E.(W.&0.)  2  00 
Seelev,  F.  T.  2  00 

Smith,  Mrs.  T.  M.  2  00 

Scovil,  Miss  1  00 

Smith,  W.  1  00 

Stone,  O.  ,    ...     1  00 1 

Sheraton,  R.  1  00 

Stephens,  F.  T.       •     •       1  00 
Travis,  J.  ■     5  00 1 

Turner,  R.  5 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
1  00 

1  00 

3  00 

4  00 

2  OO 

1  oO 

4  OO 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

3  00 
2  00 
1  00 
1  CO 

5  CO 
0  00 
0  00 

4  00 
5 
5 


A  Friend, 
Allan,  Mrs 
Allan,  M. ,; 
Armstrong- 
Armstrong- 
Armstrong- 
Arnold,  He 
Bates,  Miss 
Barker,  F. 
Best,  Jforri 
Beer,  VV.  r^ 
L'hisholm, 
Cochrane,  u. 
Coster,  Mis 
Daniel,  A. 
DeBlois,  T. 
DeYeber,  L. 
DeVeber,  R. 
DeVeber,  L. 
DeVeber,  J. 
Doniville,  Ji 
[Drury,  Char 

[Drury,  Mr.<S 
|Earie,  Dr. 

[J^airweather, 
|Fairweather, 
Fairweather, 
f^air  weather, 
Jellows,  Jam 
Jisher,  John 
Ki'ith,  Mr.  &  ^ 
wimor,  Miss 


1  00 
50  00 

4  00 

2  00 

2  00 
4  00 
1  00 

3  00 
3  (JO 


••) 


uc 


Thorne,  E.  L. 
Taylor,  J.  F. 
Tliomas,  Oapt. 
Turner,  J.  D. 
Wortman,  ^Y.  F. 
Wisdom,  F. 


1st  collection, 
2nd        " 


00 
00 
00 
GO 
00 
00 


5277  50 
71  44 
44  30 


1  00 

2  00 
5  00 

3  00 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
1  00 

1  00 

3  00 

4  OO 

2  OO 

1  oO 
4  00 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 
3  00 
2  00 
1  00 
1  CO 
5  CO 

5  00 
0  00 

4  00 

6  00 

5  00 
5  00 
4  00 
4  00 

.)  2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
5  00 
5  00 


$393  24 
Limited  to  W.&O.Fund,  61  00 


332  24 


SAINT  PAUL,  PORTLAND. 

A  Friend, 
Allan,  Mrs. 
Allan,  M.  J. 
Armstrong,  R. 
Armstrong,  E. 
Armstrong,  C. 
Arnold,  Heber 
Bates,  Miss 
Barker,  F.  E. 
Best,  Norris 
Beer,  W.  H. 
Chisholm,  H.  W. 
Cochrane,  John 
Coster,  Miss 
Daniel,  A. 
DeBlois,  T.  M. 
DeVeber,L.  H. 
DeVeber,  R.  S. 
DeVeber,  L.  H.  Jr. 


6 

00 

1 

00 

50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

4  00 

5  00 

4  00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

2 

00 

2 

00 

2 

00 

5 

00 

5 

00 

2  00 
50  00 
10  00 

2  00 


DeVeber,  J.  S.  B.  50  00 

Domville,  James  10  00 

Drurv,  Charles  5  00 

pmry,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  W.  C.  12  00 
Earle,  Dr. 

Fairweather,  Joseph 
Fairweather,  T. 
Fairweather,  Mrs.  E. 


Fairweather,  A.  C. 
Fellows,  James  I. 
iFisher,  John 
Filth,  Mr.  &  Mr.  H. 
iGilmor,  Miss  A.  E. 


5 

3 
1 
2 
5 
5 
1 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


Ilanington,  J." P. 
rioyt,  Ernest  H. 
Howe,  John 
II.  P.  M. 

Jack,  W. 
Jack,  I.  Allen 
Jago,  Lt.  Col.  &  Mrs. 
Jarvis,  W.  M. 
Kinnoar,  J.  A. 
Mills,  William, 
Millidge,  James 
Mills,  Alfred 
Murray,  Miss 
Peacock,  Eliza 
Peacock,  Fanny 
Peacock,  (-oorfifo, 
Peilor,  Erncbi 
Peters,  B.  Lester 
Robinson,  T.  B. 
Rogers,  James 
Rowling,  John 
Scovil,  E.  G. 
Scovjl,  Mrs.  W.  II. 
Scbvil,  James 
Shives,  Alexander 
Smith,  Mrs.  H.  B. 
Smith,  G.  Sidney 
Street,  A.  B.  L. 
Street,  W.  W. 
Thomson,  S.  R. 
Thurgar,  J.  Venner 
Wright,  John 
Wright,  Miss 

X.  Y.  Z. 


Offertort. 


W.  &  O.  F. 

Advent, 
Easter, 


5  00 
8  00 
4  86 

4  00 

5  00 

4  00 
40  00 
20  00 
,4  00 

5  00 

1  00 
10  00 

5  00 

2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 

10  00 

5  00 
2  00 

1  00 
4  00 

4  00 

6  00 

5  00 
20  00 
10  00 

5  00 

4  00 
10  00 

5  00 
4  00 

2  00 
,20  00 
I  25  00 


40  58 

54  50 

116  26 

$712  70 


W. 


20  00 
2  00 


ST.    MAEY'S    AND    STANLEY. 


Saint  Mary's. 


John  Peppers, 
Mrs.  A.  Barker, 
Miss  S.  Barker, 
Miss  C.  Barker, 


$3  00 

.!      5  00 

50 

-     -  60 


% 


[)' 


■  -4' 


liAi, 


ft: 

FA- 


^Mjiil 


m 


\-- 


'I  ■ 


k 


!| 


120 


Thos.  F.  Barker,  M.  P. 
Ann  M.  Barker, 
Wm.  Barker, 
Mrs.  Wm.  Barker, 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Blaney, 
Mrs.  Wm.  Long, 
Andrew  Long-, 
Ruth  Long, 
Mrs.  A.  Rice, 
Ann  Rice, 

Mrs.  Robert  Eastman, 
J.  W.  Smith, 
Edith  Warren  Close, 
John  Mitchell, 
Frank  Mitchel, 
Stephen  King, 
Mrs.  Wm.  Good, 
Richard  Good, 
Wm.  Long, 
Margaret  Ann  Long, 
Rebecca  Long, 
Miss  Good, 
Richard  Kelley, 
Mrs.  R.  Kelley, 
Robert  Peppers, 
Howard  Segee, 
Wm.  Davenport, 
Mrs.  Wm.  Davenport, 
J.  E.  Fie  welling, 
Thomas  Tomilson, 
John  May  bee, 
Winslow  Tilley, 
Rev.  Wm.  Jaffrey, 
James  Patchel, 
George  McKecn, 
John  Leslie, 
Thomas  Biden, 
Robert  Kelley, 
Mrs.  R.  Kelley, 
Charles  Biden, 
John  Adams, 
Mrs.  Maybee, 
Margaret  Maybee, 
Georg'e  IL  Maybee, 
Mrs.  Stewart, 
Edgar  Hanson, 
Henry  Gill, 
0.  L.'Estabrooks, 
Walter  McFarlane, 


P.  1  00 

50 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

25 

1  25 

60 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

10  00 

3  00 

1  00 

1  00 

60 

50 

1  60 

25 

25 

25 

•50 

1  00 

1  00 

4  00 

50 

50 

50 

1  00 

50 

50 

1  00 

4  00 

50 

60 

1  00 

1  00 

50 

50 

2  00 

50 

■"   25 

25 

10 

26 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

John  V.  C.  Wetmore, 
James  Wisely, 
Mrs.  James  Wisely, 
Lewis  Bclyea, 
Mrs.  Richard  Mitchell, 
Wm.  Good, 
James  Garden, 
Jacob  McKeen, 
5  Friends, 
Wm.  Rice, 
Mrs.  Peppers, 
Mrs.  Johnston, 
Albert  Crawford, 
Mrs.  A.  Crawford, 
Wm.  McKeen, 
Joseph  Smith. 
John  Hanselpaker, 
Mrs.  Daniel  Titus, 
Clara  McFarlane, 
Annie  Evans, 
Benj.  Clope, 
Cora  Maclin, 
Louisa  Gill, 
Alma  Flewelling, 
P.A.Logan,  ' 

A.  D.  Yerxa, 
Andrew  Rice, 


00 
00 
00 
50 
.00 
50 
(10 
00 
85 
60 
00 
00 
00 
00 

1  00 
75 
60 
50 
10 
10 
50 
24 
20 
10 

1  00 
50 

1  00 


$80  44 

STANLEY. 

Charles  A.  Miles,  1  50 

John  Douglas,  (3d)  2  00 

Mrs.  Turnbuil,  3  00 

Andrew  Douglas    ^  5  00l 

Wm. Patchel,  o  > 

Wm.  Best,  1 

James  Clarkson,  6 

Wm.  &  John  Clarkson,  7  00 1 

Samuel  Wilkinson,  7  i 

Miss  Welling,  2 

Wm.  T.  Howe,  2  On) 

James  Humble  4  Hy 

Robert  Bustin,  1  50 1 

Alexander  Edwards,  2 
Alexander  Turnbuil,  401 

Mary  Fullerton,  2fll 

Wm.  Bennett,  1  M 


Edward 

Andrew 

Mrs.  Wa 

John  Ke 

Wm.  R. 

Eris  Fori 

Thomas  ] 

jGsiah  F( 

David  D( 

Thomas  \ 

Leonard  '. 

Duncan  i 

Henry  Tt 

Mrs.  Jam 

Henry  Clj 

JohnDou 

Mrs.  Robt 

George  Pc 

Wm.  CJar; 

John  Olarl 

James  Doi 

Malcolm  E 

Wm.  Gain, 

Mrs.  W.  G 

Mrs.  Wm. 

John  Gallic 

Mrs.  T.  Ga 

James  Crai 

John  Dorc£ 

Thomas  Ga 

Mrs.  Humb 

I  Robert  Bre^ 

,  P.  M.  Sulla 

Isabella  Bei 

Mrs.  McLea 

William  Wa 

Mrs.  John  G 


Collection,  5 
W 
Sa 


pint  Mary's 

limited  to  & 
Fund, 
16 


-"'     ! 


121 


1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
50 
OO 
50 
1  (10 
1  00 
85 
50 
1  00 
1  00 


1 


00 

00 

00 

75 

50 

50 

10 

10 

50 

24 

20 

10 

1  00 
50 

1  00 


$80  44 


Edward  Spear,  4  60 

Andrew  Waugh,  4  00 

Mrs.  Waugh,  2  70 

John  Kerr,  Jr.  1  00 

Wm.  R.  Yerxa,  1  00 

Eris  Foreman,  60 

Thomas  Douglas,  6  00 

jGsiah  Foreman,  2  00 

David  Douglas,  2  00 

Thomas  W.  Douglas,  1  00 

Leonard  Kelley,  1  00 

Duncan  Kelley,  1  00 

Henry  Turnbull,  2  60 
Mrs.  James  Clark  son,         1  00 

Henry  Clarkson,  60 


Ion. 


1  50 

2  00 
8  00 
5  00 
5  00 

1  00 
5  Oil 
7  00 
7  00 

2  00 
•2  00 
4  0u 
1  50 
•2  OO 

40 

20 

1  -25 


John'Douglas  (Red  Rock)  2  00 

Mrs.  Robert  Budtin, 

George  Pelton,  1 

Wm.  Clarkson,  Jr.  2 

John  Clarkson,  Jr. 

James  Dorcas,  1 

Malcolm  Buchanan,  1 

Wm.  Galligher, 

Mrs.  W.  Galligher, 

Mrs.  Wm.  Peacock, 

John  Galligher, 

Mrs.  T.  Galligher,        •     '' 

James  Craig, 

John  Dorcas, 

Thomas  Galligher, 

Mrs.  Humble, 

Robert  Brewer, 

P.  M.  Sullavan, 

Isabella  Bendall,  ' 

Mrs.  McLea,  ' 

William  Waugh, 

Mrs.  John  Galligher, 


■>  I 


40 
00 
00 
60 
00 
00 
60 
26 
26 
26 
26 
60 
60 
60 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
25 


$92  26 

jCollection,  Stanley,  2  98 

"        Williamsburg,        65 

"        Saint  Mary's,     1  07 

"  <*        .   .  51 


.'t  t.  $97  86 

ISaint  Mary's,     •  i  ^  80  44 

.il   :.,    :  $177  80 
[jimited  to  Schedule 

Fund,         .  ,  $107  80 
16 


Gen.  Fund  of  Society,      70  00 
/  . .      $177  80 


SUSSEX  &  STUDHOLM. 

Sussex. 

Arnold,  O.  R. 

Arnold,  Mrs.  O.  R. 

Arnold,  Nelson 

Arnold  Mrs.  !N. 

Arnold,  Anna 

Arnold,  Fenwick  W. 

Arnold,  Minnie 

Arnold,  Herbert  E. 

Arnold,  A.  E. 

Arnold,  Etta 

Arnold,  Charles  M. 

Arnold,  May 

Arnold,  T.  O. 

Rarnett,  John      »  .  il 

Barnett,  Anne        .  i 

Barnett,  Sarah       /. 

Bellin, Benjamin       > 

Beer,  Mrs.      .,         >; 

Beer,  Miss      I     . "    ' 

Beer,  Colonel  E.  B. 

Burgess,  Edwin 

Burgess,  Mrs.  E.    :> , 

Friend 

Frith,  Mrs.  F. 

Flewelling,  iieuben  J. 

Flewelling,  Mrs.  J.  R. 

Mallett,  James  H. 

Hallett,  Oliver  Jr . 

Hilcott,  Henry 

Hallett,  William    . 

Hoyt,  Mrs.  !  : 

Hallett,  Elizabeth 

Ho wse,  William     j. 

Howse,  Mrs.  W. 

Kin  near,  John 

Kinnear,  Mrs.  John, 

Marshall,  Sarah 

McM  anus, Day  id 

McMillan,  William 

McMillan,  Mrs.  W. 

Marvin,  Lucretia   - 

Medley,  Rev.  C.      tui>  i      10  00 


3  o4 

2  00 

6  00 

3  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

60 

!1  .-.■.r.  ^ 

26 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

I   1  00 

60 

1  00 

2  00 

J  00 

6  00 

,.   2  00 

2  00 

I.           06 

3  00 

J.   2  00 

i.           60 

2  00 

1.00 

100 

/.   2  00 

1  00 

26 

r>  .   60 

•     60 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

.  .  ,2  00 

!/    i;  60 

'>\       1  00 

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Medley,  Mrs.  C.       '■"'■'' 
Partelow,  Mrs. 
Roach,  Mrs.  W. 
Scalley,  Eliza 
Seal  ley,  Mary     .,    .    . 
Vail,  M.  E. 
Vail,  Georgie 
Collection, 


■•'i.i    :. 

'     I    V. 


,1   .'      .    (I 

Studholm. 


Barbarie,  O.  A. 
Barbaric,  Mrs.  O.  A. 
Barbarie,  Maude 
Barbarie,  Gertrude  M. 
Buckerficld,  Miss 
Foshay,  Miss  m'  » 

Foshay,  Charles        •  ' 
Foster,  Robert,  8.     ' 
Foster,  Ella  G.         * 
McLeod ,  Lottie 
McLeod,  Ada 
Parlee,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Z. 
Parlee,  Ernest  W.  8. 
Pearson  J.  W.  H. 
Peters,  W.T. 
Riley,  Warren    *    >   i 
Sa  duders.  Colonel  U  . 
Secord,  James  Sr. 
Secord,  Ada 
Secord,  Mrs,  J.  H. 
Secord,  Mrs.  Gilead 
Sharp,  Edwin  N. 
Sharp,  Mrs.  E.  N.     <  > 
Sharp,  Mrs.  Robert 
Sharp,  Agnes  R. 
Sharp,  Sarah  A. 
Sharp,  Cornelia  « 

Sharp,  George  H.       ' 
Sharp,  Mrs.  8.  J. 
Sharp,  Abel  E.  lu^  A- 
Sharp,  Jane  H.        1 .  . 
Sharp,  Isaac  N. 
Sharp  Mrs.  Isaac  N. 
Sharp,  Julia  A. 
Sharp,  Athe:ina  E. 
Tulley,  Frederick 
Wilson  Thomas  M.  T. 


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122 


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1  00 

1  00 

60 

,  50 

60 

50 

6  51 

$86  81 

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50 

50 

36 

1  00 

1  CO 

1  00 

1  00 

26 

1  00 

26 

1  50 

20 

26 

4  86 

20 

10  00 

1  00 

60 

1  00 

1  00 

5  00 

2  00 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

60 

M!  25 

25 

1  00 

1  00 

'Ml   ifiO 

;;i  26 

"v  60 

2  00 

Wiles,  JameH 
Collection, 


t. '■■■.-  I'      1  00 
.  .):7/   /.      6  81 

$0o  67 
New  Line  Road  Station,  6  25 
Sussex,  86  31 

Total,       $144  23 


TRINITY  CHURCH,  PARISH 
OF  ST.  JOHN. 


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A  Friend, 
Alcock,  T. 
Breeze,  W. 
Black,  W.  A. 
Black,  A.  C. 
Black,  Mrs.         ,,    /    , 
Berton,  W.  J.         -       ' 
Brigstocke,  Rev.  F.  H.  J. 
Brigstocke,  Mrs.  . 

Bayard,  Dr.  Wm.      i    a 
Boyd,  B.C.  B.    ,  ;    •; 
Beard,  Mrs.       w.,.. ,    . 
Boyd,  Miss  H. 
Boyd,  Rev.  Stanley 
Boyd,  Mrs.  .-i  -..(..  -  . 
Bayard,  R. 
Causey,  W. 
Cassidy,  R.  •  ..       l-  • 
Cornwall,  J.        .in, 
Coster,  G.  J.      .    /    ;' 
Cromwell,  A.    ^i     i 
Chubb,  G.J. 
Cumberland,  Mr.   i;.,.l 
Cowie,  J.  R.  D.       rf 
Crear,  John  .  ,i  ' 

Clarke,  J.  H. 
Clarke,  C.  P. 
Campbell,  C. 
Crookshank,  Mrs.    '/ 
Coy,  Mrs. 
Daniel,  G. 
Dole,  W.  P. 
Devoe,  J.  D 
Davidson,  Wm. 
Davidson,  W.  J. 
Flaherty,  R.  L.  H. 
Foster,  S.  K. 
Fraser,  Mrs.  W.  R. 


00 

00 
00 
00 
00 


5  00 

5  00 

40  00 

10  00 

5  00 


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00 
00 
43 


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1  00 
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1 

2 

6 
1 

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50 
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00 
50 

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Leavitt,  M. 
Leavitt,  Mrs 
Manning,  E 
Matthew,  G 
iferrltt,  C. 
Merritt,  Mrs 
McGivern,  R 
McAvity,  T. 
McNichol,  J 
Melick,  Hen 
Melick,  John 
Merritt,  Mrs 
McKean,  G. 
Millidge,  Th, 
Monison,  Mi 
Major,  Mrs. 
pickerson,  J_ 
iVicholson,  M 
-Vobbs,  Rev.  , 


lii^inunii. 


1  00 
5  81 

$63  67 

6  25 

86  31 

123 


J144  23 

''  $1  00 

,.  5  00 

t  •,  ,6  00 

,v  i    4  00 
,'.i    1  00 
6  00 
6  00 
J.  40  00 
10  OO 
„;     6  00 
,      3  00 
/     100 
2  00 
2  43 
6  00 
1  00 
600 

1  50 
100 

2  00 
50 

6  00 
100 
2  00 
100 
2O0 
300 
7  00 
2  00 
100 
100 
2O0 
500 
10  OO 
200 
2  0(1 
100 
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00 
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00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
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French,  Miss  • '  1 

Fairweather,  Geo.  E.  5 

Fallis,  Wm.  ,  1 

Gilbert,  H.  T.        ^   ^'  10  00 

Gregory,  C.  2 

Gregory,  J.  W.  '  [  5 

Gregory,  R.  W.  5 

GorBoii,  Mr.  4 

Hovt,  J.  A.  4 

Hoyt,  R.  C.         "•    •  1 

Hazcn,  Mrs.  R.  M.  1 

Hammond,  Mrs.  1 

Huyghue,  8.  ..*  1 

Henry,  Chas.  2 

Harrison,  Wm.  F.  25  00 

Hazen,  Miss  "     '  5  00 

Hazen,F.  B.       '  '  10  00 

Haniugton,  A.  H.  5  00 

Hanford,Mrs.T.  T.  1  00 

Hawkins,  Mrs.  1  00 

Hughes,  John  E.       '  1  00 

Jordan,  G.  S.  1  00 

Jones,  S.  ■',  ■  25  00 

Jarvis,  C.  E.  L.        ■     '  10  00 

Kerrison,  A.  C.  1 

Kirkpatrick,  C.  1 

Lee,  T.  W.  4 

Lester,  E.  H.         "  ^  1 

Leonard,  R.  ,"  2 

Lawton,  W.  G.      '  5 

Leavitt,  Mrs.  F.     ;  '  :  1 

Leavitt,  Mrs.         ,'       '  1 

Manning,  E.  4 
Matthew,  G.  F.            '*'     3 

Merritt,  C.  .•  40  00 

Merritt,  Mrs.  C.       ,'  10  00 

McGivern,  R.  P.      "^  10  00 

McxVvitv,  T.  &  Sons,  10  00 

McNichol,  J.  &  Son,  10  00 
Melick,  Henry  2 

Melick,  John  5 
Merritt,  Mrs.  Thomas  8  00 

McKean,  G.  5 

Millidge,  Thomas  1 

Morrison,  Mrs. 
Major,  Mrs.  '  "•         2 

[Nickersou,  J.  S.  1 

Nicholson,  Miss  E.  3 

Nobbs,  Rev.  S.        ,  5 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


00 
00 


00 
uO 
50 
00 
00 
00 
00 


Nicliolson,  John  W. 
Needham,  Miss  •, 
Otty.H.  P. 
Owen,  Mrs. 
Prince,  W.  L. 
Patton,  Thomas 
Perley,  W.  C. 
Pattison,  W. 
Partelow,  Miss  Annie 
Parker,  Mrs. 
Pidlcr,  Mrs.  ' 

Patton,  C.  . 

Puddington,  J.  C.         * 
Perkins,  Miss 
Peters,  Mrs.  &  the  Misses 
Ranney,  H.  R. 
Robinson,  M. 
Robinson,  B. 
Ritcliie,  Mrs.  W.  P. 
Ray,  C.  R. 

Stephenson,  A.         '  '    " 
Smith,  D.  A. 
Stvirdee,  E.  T. 
Sturdee,  H.  L. 
Sturdee,  H.  Russell, 

Savage,  J. 

Seely,  J.  J.      « 

Seeds,  Mrs. 

Seeds,  J.  A.        . 

Seeds,  T.W.        ',  '; 

Sears,  D.  '  ' 

Sharp,  F.  S. 

Scammell  Bros. 

Sears,  John 

Smith,  John  R. 

Scott,  Walter     , . 

Sisson,  Miss 

Stephenson,  Mrs. 

Tucker,  John    , ,  " 

Tisdale,  Mr. 

Tisdale,  Miss       ■ '  ' 

Thompson,  Miss     , 

Thurgar,  J.  V. 

Weldon,  C.  W. 

Whitney,  G.W. 

Walker,  Dr.  Thos. 

Whitney,  Charlotte 

Waterhouse,  L.  H. 

Whiting,  W.J. 


25  00 


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I. 
I, 


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2  00 

1  00 

3  00 

1  00 

1  00 

4  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

1  00 

9  00 

4  00 

10  00 

10  00 

10  00 

5  00 

1  00 

2  00 

3  00 

10  o6 

20 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

25  00 

5  00 

3  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

10  00 

5  00 

2  00 

4  00 

20  00 

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124 


Woods,  Miss  S. 
Yarborough,  J.  D. 
Sunday  School, 
1st  Collection, 
2d        do. 


I. "I 


76 

2  00 

65  65 

114  93 

108  13 

$972  59 


UPHA.M  &  SAINT  MARTINS. 
Upham, 


Baird,  Wm.  ^        $1 

Baird,  John 
Barnes,  Henry  ' 

Connors,  James        V 
D. 

Debow,  Stephen 
Debow,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  C. 
Debow,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  E. 
Debow,  W.  H. 
Debow,  Richard     ;    , 
Debow,  James  f 

Debow,  Mrs,  C.  E.   ,'  ' 
Debow,  Elizabeth     " 
Debow,  Arthur  W. 
Demill,  Miss  1 

Demill,  Henry  -       '"         1 
Druinmond,  Susan 
Drummond,  David 
Drummond,  Thos. 
Ferguson,  John 
Ferguson,  Benbow  1 

Forsyth,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  R.      1 
Foster,  Richard  1 

Foster,  Mrs. 

Fowler,  Mrs.  H.  1 

Fowler,  Mrs  J.  M.  1 

Fowler,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Fowler,  Mrs.  D.       '  1 

Fowler,  J.  M.  4 

Fowler,  Joseph  A.  2 

Fowler,  Victoria  2 

Fowler,  Sarah  A.  1 

Fowler,  Gilbert  S.  1 

Fowler,  A.  Sherwood        1 
Fowler,  W. 
Fowler,  O.  Percy     '  ' 
Fowler,  Warren  C .      ' 
Haulyn,  Mrs 


00 

50 

60 

60 

80 

00 

00 

00 

72 

00 

00 

60 

25 

50 

00 

00 

60 

60 

63 

50 

00 

50 

00 

50 

00 

00 

50 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

25 

50 

60 

25 


Hanlyn,Gco.  62 

Hastings,  Robert  2  00 

Hoay,  John  1  00 

Hodgins,  John           ■  "        60 

Ireland,  Rodert  '          50 

Kilpatrick,  Mrs.         ,  ' .        60 

Kilpatrick,  Benj  50 

Kilpatrick,  Mrs.  Johu  50 

Kilpatrick,  Martha  30 

Kilpatrick,  Alex.  .,       60 

Kilpatrick,  John       .  '        50 

L.                              •■■''  ■     25 

Lackie,  Robert  1  00 

Lisson,  Christopher  1  00 

Lyne,  Jane  50 

McLaren,  Irvine  50 

McLaren,  Maria  50 

Myles,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  1  50 

Missionary,  S.  P.  G.  10  00 

Patterson,  Ellen  1  00 

Poley,  Wm.              '  1  00 

Robertson,  Mrs.  50 

Robertson,  Mrs.  Jas.  25 

Sherwood,  J.  Ford  1  00 

Sherwood,  R.  C.  2  00 

Sherwood,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  A.  1  50 

Sherwood,  Amelia  25 

Sherwood,  Herbert  H.  25 

Smith,  Edward  1  00 

Smith,  Caleb              .  ,        60 

Smith,  Amelia        "  ".  '       05 

Steele,  Mrs  N.       '   '..'  60 

Steele,  Mrs.  John  50 

Steele,  Herbert  A.     '  ,       25 

Steele,  Georgie  25 

Thompson,  Geo.  50 
Yaughan,  Alex.  (2  years)  1  00 

Warrel,  Ellen  &  Sarah  50 

Warrel,  Alex.  50 


Sermons, 


St.  Maktins. 

Anderson,  Geo.     ' 
Anderson,  Wm. 
Anderson,  Thomas 


$72  37 
10  92 

83  29 


1  00 
1  00 
100 


Aiulerso 
Carson, 
Carson,  ] 
Cassidy, 
Chapmar 
Charlton, 
Charlton^ 
Croiik,  E; 
Durkee,  '. 
Foster,  M 
Foster,  Jc 
Fowler,  \ 
Friends, 
Ingram,  A 
Love,  Wa 
Love,  Am 
Miller,  Go 
Osborne, 3 
Osborne,  H 
Osborne, S 
Osborne,  "V 
Parker,  Mr 
Pattenson, 
Patterson,  ( 
Patterson,  I 
Patterson,  I 
Rogers,  Dr, 
Rommel,  F; 
Rommel.  Fi 
Rourke,  Mr 
Rourke,  Mr 
Rourke,  W. 
Skiilen,  Mrj 
SkilJen,  Mrs 
Sweet,  Mrs. 
Sweet,  Alon 
Taylor,  Mr. 
Tracy,  Mr. 
Vaiighan,  M 
Vaughau, M 
Vaughan, Mi 
Virtue,  Geor 
Fanemake, 
Walker,  the 
.Whitney,  Mi 
Whitney,  Jog 
IVvood,  Thos. 


m^K 


125 


Auclorson,  John 

Carson,  Mrs.  Jos. 

Carson,  Mrs.  R. 

Cassidy,  Mrs. 

Chapman,  Mrs. 

Charlton,  Mrs.  A      < 

Charlton,  John       ' 

Oronk,  Ezra 

Durkee,  Mrs. 

Foster,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  E.  H. 

Foster,  John 

Fowler,  Mrs. 

Friends, 

Ingram,  Mrs. 

Love,  Wm. 

Love,  Ann  J. 

Miller,  Gottlieb 

Osborne,  Mr.  &.  Mrs.  Jas.  2 

Osborne,  Mrs.  Jos. 

Osborne,  Sarah  A. 

Osborne,  Wm  Jr.  1 

Parker,  Mrs.  1 

Patten  son,  Mrs.  D. 

Patterson,  Geo.  B.  2 

Patterson,  Samuel 

Patterson,  Sarah 

Rogers,  Dr.  1 

Rommel,  Fred 

Rommel,  Fred  Jr.  . 

Rourke,  Mr. 

Rourke,  Mrs. 

Rourke,  W.  H.  &  family 

Skillen,  Mrs.  A. 

Skillen,  Mrs.  R. 
[Sweet,  Mrs.O.     .i 

Sweet,  Alonzo 
I  Taylor,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  2 

Tracy,  Mr. 

Vaiighan,  Mrs.  Simon        1 

Vaughau,  Mrs.  D.      1 

Vaughan,  Mrs.  Oapt.  Wm.  2 

Virtue,  Georgre 

Wanemake,  Mrs. 
I  Walker,  the  Misses  1 

I  Whitney,  Miss 
I  Whitney,  Jos.  P.    , 

Wood,  Thos. 


00 
50 
50 
00 
60 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
60 
76 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
60 
00 
00 
60 
00 
57 
46 
00 
60 
60 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
60 
00 
20 
00 
00 
00 
60 
60 
00 
60 
60 
60 


$46  67 


Sermon, 
Upham, 


7  93 

$64  60 

83  29 

$137  79 


WELLINGTON  &  DUNDA8. 


J.  McKee, 

Mrs.  H.  B.  Smith, 

Mrs.  E.  Long, 

Charles  Seeley, 

John  H.  Hyslop, 

James  Bateman,  ''  • 

Mrs.  James  Lucas,       *' 

Mrs.  James  Bateman,    • 

Mrs.  John  Harshman, 

Miss  Amelia  Harshman, 

John  Mclntyre, 

R.  Bowser, 

J.  "Wetmore, 

M.  J.  Johnson, 

Mrs.  Meracious  Atkinson, 

Mrs.  John  Smith, 

E.  A.  Charters, 

H.  F.  Donkin, 

Capt.  R.  Douglas , 

A.  T.  Smith, 

Mary  E.  Chapman, 

Mrs.  Robert  Dysert, 

Rev.  H.  M.  Jarvis, 

Mrs.  H.  M.  Jartis, 


$1  00 

3  00 

26 

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98r 

40 
40 
00 
00 
40 
00 
00 
60 
2  00 
2  00 


00 
00 
20 
20 
00 
00 


^ESTFIELD. 

Baxter,  J. 
Baxter,  S. 
Belyea,  D.  W. 
Belyea,  J.  A. 
Belyea,  J.  Q. 
Burgess,  W.  &  Mrs. 
Campbell,  S. 
Caulfield,  J.  W.         .  ; 
Crawford,  Mrs.  G.     ]  . 
Day,  Thomas 
DeVeber,  N.  H. 
Friend,  ir 

Hamm,  D. 


$23  96 

$  0  60 
60 
2  00 
60 
00 
50 
00 
60 
00 
00 
00 
60 
00 


.tMii 


(*■ 


I 


1^ 


ffaytcr,  C. 
Lane,  J.  and  Mrs. 
Lingley,  A.  and  Mrs. 
Linf^ley,  L.  and  Mrs. 
McBoth,  Joseph  &  Mrs. 
McMnrdo,  Captain 
Mission  Box,       .,    , 
Nase,  W.  H.      """ 
Nase,  J.  M. 
Nase,  Miss  S.      .,  ^    ;. 
Nase,  H.  Jun.       ,  ,,,,  j 
Nase.  IT.  '•"  ,  •- 

Parker,  C.  F.  ,  i  , 

Smith,  W.  C.       ■    ,,  )|,-; 
Smith,  Jolin  .i     .,  , 

Stevens,  James    ^ 
Stevens,  B.  H. 
Thompson,  Joseph 
Trott,  Mrs.  H.  ,, .    i 

Wagner,  R.  ... , 

Walsh,  J. 
Wilhams,  Z. 
Woodman,  The  Misses 
Woodman,  A.  M. 
Woodman,  Rev.  E.  S. 
Col.,  St.  Peter's  Church, 
Col.,  St.  James'  Church, 
Col.,  Lands  End, 


.i>(. 
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1  00 
1  00 
1  28 
1  00 

1  00 
10  00 
,  .  97 
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2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 

60 

I  00 

1  OU 

1  00 

1  00 

25 

,      60 

...J  50 

u;  60 

•  60 

3  00 

4  00 
10  00 

5  24 

6  92 
3  24 


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$75  00 


WOOD&^TOCK. 


Annett,  Mary  ^ 

Atkinson,  W.  F. 
Atkinson,  Jennie 
Barker,  Evans 
Beardsley,  J.  D.  &  family, 
Bedell,  J.  Jarvis 
Bell.Thos.  -     ; 

Black,  George        ••'.'•'• 
Bourne,  H.  W.     '•     ' 
Bourne,  F.  W. 
Brvant,  Frank     "    '•    '' 
Bull,  Abner         -"'    ' 
Bull,  Mrs.  C.  C.  (2  y'rs). 
Bull,  C.  H. 
Bull,  R.  S.  and  Mrs. 
Bull,  F.  W.  and  Mrs. 


50 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
60 
00 
00 
00 


Bull,  Mrs.  G.  N. 

1  00 

Bull,  Warren  C.        :i' 

1  OU 

Bull,  Allan                  i 

1  00 

Bull,  C.  P. 

1  00 

Bull,  Barton 

50 

Carman,  O.  M.         i' 

1  00 

Carman,  C.  R.            '• 

1  00 

Carman,  Julia  E. 

50 

Carman,  S.  J.             !< 

1  00 

Carman,  Miss            .  ''' 

1  00 

Carman,  Fan nv  L.  i.    i 

1  00 

Clark,  Robert '           It 

1  00 

Clark,  Mrs.  R. 

50 

Clnff,  Richard 

1  00 

Cluff,  Mrs.  R. 

1  00 

Cluff,  Lavinia 

50 

Cluff,  Louisa  J.  D.  ' 

.'     50 

Cochrane,  Vrs.  T.    h 

60 

Cochrane,  W.  H.      1'  , 

25 

Connell,  Jahn 

1  00 

Connell,  W.  M. 

2  00 

Connell,  Mrs.  W.  M. 

1  00 

Connell,  Anna  McD. 

1  00 

Cook,  John  and  Mrs. 

1  00 

Craig,  Gabriel 

1  00 

Cox,  George  and  family. 

3  00 

Oeakin,  William          j 

1  00 

Dibblee,  John 

2  GO 

Dibblee,  W.  F.  and  Mrs. 

2  09 

Dibblee,  D.  L.          n.  . 

75 

Dibblee,  Allan        ■■■V.  . 

1  00 

Dibblee,  Altred    H    //  . 

1  00 

Dibblee,  Jarvis   -  .>  'I'  . 

1  00 

Donaldson,  Mrs. 

1  00 

Dougherty,  Benjamin 

1  00 

Dougherty,  Joseph 

3  CO 

Dugan,  James  "        .  ■■>  , 

1  00 

Edwards,  James           ;< 

50 

Edwards,  Mrs.  J.      '     " 

25 

Edwards,  T.  and  F. 

20 

Everett,  Mrs.  \\.  H. 

Evans,  T.  L.  and  Mrs. 

1  00 

Evans,  T.  L.  Jr. 

1  00 

English,  Mrs.  A.  P. 

1  00 

Fowler,  Rev.  LeB.  W. 

4  00 

Friend, 

2  42 

Friend,                   .      .i  . 

•25 

Griffith.  B.  P. 

1  00 

Griffith,  F. 

1  OO 

(Jrcon,  Tl 

Grover,  1 

Garden,  I 

Garden,  f 

Giu'don,  C 

Garden,  J 

Golden,  J. 

Gibson,  ^ 

Hiizcn,  W 

Heiidersoi 

Hamilton, 

Jennings, 

Jordan,  Ja 

Jordan,  W 

Joliiison,  i\ 

Ka  lagan, J 

Kctchum,  ( 

Ketchum,  i 

Ketchum,  1 

Kctchum,  ( 

Ketchum,  I 

Ketchum,  I 

Lilly,  John 

Leighton,  J 

Loa)ie,  Mrs 

Lee,  John 

Marshall,  Jc 

Maclauchlar 

Mowbray,  T 

Mowbray,  J 

McCoy,  Jan 

McCoy,  Mrs, 

McKinley,  Ii 

McKinney,  , 

McKinuey,  » 

McLoskey,  1 

McLoskey,  J\ 

Muiiro,  Davi 

Merritt,  D.  I 

Letts.  Alfi-ed 

Neales,  Rev. 

Neales,  Mrs. 

Neales,  Berth 

Jeales,  Stanli 

Orr,  Henry 

Philips,  Hem 

Pilkiugton,E 

I  Peabody,  Ste 

eabody,  Mrs 


127 


Cfieon,  "thomas        ",    , 
Grover,  11.  W. 
Gjirdcn,  Mi'h.  H.  McG 
Garden,  G.  H. 
Gai'don,  Charles 
Garden,  Julius  T. 
Golden,  J.  H. 
Gibson,  Wm.  and  Mrs. 
Hazcn,  W.  C.  and  Mrs. 
Henderson,  Margaret 
Hamilton,  Eliza 
Jenning^s,  John  and  Mrs. 
Jordan,  James 
Jordan,  "William     .  *  . 
Johnson,  Maggie 
Karagan,  John         f 
Ketchum,  G.  H. 
Ketchum,  J.  D. 
Ketchum,  Mrs.  James 
Ketchum,  Chas.  W. 
Ketchum,  R.  B.  and  Mrs. 
Ketchum,  Blanche 
Lilly,  John 

Leighton,  J.  S.  , 

Loane,  Mrs.  John 
Lee,  John 

Marshall,  John  and  Mrs. 
Maclauchlan,  Mrs. 
Mowbray,  Thos.  and  Mrs. 
Mowbray,  John  L. 
McCoy,  James 
McCoy,  Mrs.  J. 
McKinley,  Mrs.  James 
McKinney,  James    , 
McKinney,  Joseph 
McLoskey,  Thomas 
McLoskey,  Mrs.  T. 
Munro,  David 
Merritt,  D.  F.  and  Mrs. 
Letts,  Alfred 
Neales,  Rev.  Thos.     * 
Neales,  Mrs.  m"*.  !. 

Neales,  Bertha  A.    ,1  .   • 
Neales,  Stanley  C.    . 
Orr,  Henry 
Phihps,  Henry 
Pilkiugton,  D.  W.  . 
Peabody,  Stephen 
eabody,  Mrs.  AHeu 


00 
00 
(JO 
00 
00 
00 
00 
GO 
00 
50 
00 
00 
50 
50 
1  GO 
60 
7  00 
f)  00 


J!»' 


50 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
75 
25 
2  00 
1  00 
75 
1  50 
90 
60 
50 
00 
00 
GO 
GO 
00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
50 
50 


Raymond,  C.  W.  and 
family,  ^  , 

Raymond,  P.  H.         r 

Raymond,  Mi's.  P.  H 

Rice,  Mrs.  ,,- 

Rankine.  James  E.'' 

Smith,  \V.  I).  .; 

Smith,  Mrs.  S. 

Smith,  W.  V.  B.  (iu 
mem.) 

Smith,  R.  E.  Guy 

Smith,  B.  H.  &  Mrs. 

Shea,  Mrs.  Wm. 

Simpson,  Julia  B.      j 

Speer  Robert  Sr. 

Speer,  Joseph 

Speer,  Oliver 

Sproul,  Mary  M. 

Stecves,  Mrs.  J.  A.    ' 

Sunday  School 

Town  send,  Edward  H. 

Tupper,  J.  R.  Jr. 

Upham,  Henry        '  f^ 

Upham,  Augustus 

Upham,  Charles 

Wade,  Mrs.  S.  H.      '\\ 

Watson,  Samuel 

Watson,  James 

When  man,  John 

Wetmore,  R.  G. 

Wetmore,  James  P. 

Wetmore,  Mrs.  A.  K.  S. 

Wlnslow,  J.  C. 

Winslow,  Mrs.  J.  C. 

Winslow,  Norman  W. 

Winslow,  Jessie 

Winslow,  Minnie 

Winslow,  Lottie        ,    , , 

Winslow,  Paul 

Williams,  E.  W.  &  Mrs. 

Welch,  R.  B. 

xjrz 


24  00 


1  00 

60 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

3  GO 

1  GO 

1  00 

2  GO 

50 

2  GO 

1  00 

1  00 

1  GO 

25 

1  00 

1  GO 

1  GO 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  GO 

1  00 

1  GO 

1  00 

50 

1  00 

50 

50 

5  00 

2  50 

50 

60 

60 

,.60 

60 

2  GO 

1  00 

3  GO 

II. i' 


$219  61 


Jacksontown,*'  '■.'"■' .';'; 

Broderick,  Mrs.  A. .,,   /.  !  ..•'♦0 
Broderick,  Lizzie,    , . '  •  1. 1  .  fW 


Emory,  Cliarlos 
Emory,  Mrs.  C. 
Emory,  Scott, 
Emery,  Mr».  S. 
Emery,  Charles  H. 
Emery,  Margaret  A. 
Emory,  Alma  II. 
Emory,  Bertha  £. 
Emery  Hamilton, 
Emery,  Mrs.  H.         " 
Emory,  Frank         .  •, 
Emery,  LeBaron,    '    * 
Emory,  John  N.     ' 
English,  John        ' 
Harper,  Jamos 
Harper,  Mrs.  James, 
Harper,  John  N. 
Harper,  Annie  H. 
Harper,  John 
Harper,  Wm.  G. 
Harper,  Mrs.  Wra.  G. 
Harper,  John  F. 
Harper,  Herbert  W. 
Payson,  Whitney  &  Mi 
Simonson,  John  N. 
Simouson,  Albert 
Simonson,  Mrs.  A. 


128 


50 
60 

1  00 
60 
26 
26 
26 
26 

2  00 
1  60 

60 
60 
60 

I  00 

I  00 
60 

I  00 
60 

}  00 
60 
60 
25 
25 
00 
00 
00 
60 


Simonson,  Earnest  W. 
Simonson,  Clement 
Simonson,  William 
Vail,  B.  B. 


25 


2.^ 
1  (K) 
1  00 

$23  00 


1  00 

2  00 
1  00 

60 
50 
1  00 
26 
26 


:/'        .■ 


Watkrville. 

Wiggins,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Wiggins,  8.  8. 
Wiggins,  Mrs.  8.  8. 
Wiggins,  Mary  E. 
Wiggins,  Annie  P. 
Wiggins,  George  8. 
Wiggins,  Soloman  C. 
Wiggins,  Esther  E. 

Collections. 

St.  Luke's, 
Christ  Church,   <    ' 
St.  Peter's, 
Benton,  • 

Oak  Mountain,  •, 

.    Total,        $266  58 

■     ,',  I.  '  ' 


]:^; 


(«. 


:^  '         LISTS  FOR  1874.  'l 

TOO  LATE  FOR  LAST  REPORT,   f' ' 


ST.  JOHN  CHURCH,  NASH- 
WAAKSIS. 


Edward  N.  Brannen, 
Mrs.  J.  Bailey 
John  Crummer, 
Benj.  Crummer, 
Justice  &  Mrs,  Gill 
Norman  Hftllett, 
Miss  Manson, 
Mrs.  David  McGibbon, 
Mrs.  Ludlow  McGibbon, 


'^i, 


$1  00 
ih50 

60 
60 
1  20 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


Mrs.  Charles  McGibbon,  50 

Agues  McGibbon  25 

Harold  B.  McGibbon  26 

Stephen  Pugh  l  00 

Richard  Pugh        .^il'.  .  50 

Mrs.  Smith,  i  QO 

Prudence  A.  Dunphy,  50 

Mrs.  Henry  Cox,      '  25 

George  P.  Clements,  20 

Mrs.  John  Ladds,  1  00 


ll-l.^. 


iy. 


20 


129 


St.  Fall's  CiiURcn, 

Upper 

Kkhvick. 

Abrahnm   Burt, 

f    CO 

A.  T.  IWm, 

60 

Wliitciium  Burt, 

.     ,      60 

Mrs,  Mar     Brcwpr, 

20 

Adoiiijah  Morehouse, 

40 

Thonius  Russel, 

1  00 

Henry  Burt, 

1  00 

Murray  T.  Blair, 

•     1  00 

Jeremiah  Burt 

•     1  00 

Mrs.  Leonard  Tripp, 

60 

St.  Johns  Church, 


$6  60 
13  20 


$19  80 


PKINCE  WILLIAM  &  DUM- 
FllIES. 


$13  20 


Allen,  Miss 
1  Allen,  Jacob 
i  Brymer,  William 
Brown,  Albert 
Brown,  James 
Brown,  John 
Brown,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Brown,  Miss  Maggie 
Carruthers,  William 
I  Davidson,  Henry 
I  Davidson,  Mrs.  Henry 
[Davidson,  John  C. 
JDavis,  Josiah 
lEdmondson,  Isaac 
lEdmoudson,  Thomas 
lEllegood,  Mrs. 
lEilegood,  Miss 
■Ellegood,  William   '* 
Ellegood,  John  -"  ' 

^llegood.  Miss  Maria 
rraser ,  Alexander    ; 
Fraser,  George         '" 
Fraser,  Clement       ;  ' 
Fraser,  Thomas  L. 
rraser,  John  M . 
Fraser,  William      "     " 
Vaser,  Miss  Maggie 
Braham,  William  &  wife 

17 


'w 


60 
60 
00 
00 
00 
60 
26 
26 
00 
00 
00 
20 
00 
60 
26 
00 
50 
60 
00 
00 
00 
80 
60 
00 
00 
00 
20 
60 


Graham,  Mis'i  Bessie    '  'fH 

Graham,  Miss  Lizzie  1  00 

Graham,  GillxMt  Jr.  30 

Grahiim,  Mrs.  Gilbert  26 

Graham,  Gilbert  8r.  'I© 

Graham,  Patrick          -*  TO 

Grant,  Byron  1  CO 
Gartley,  Andrew             ' '   '  I© 

Gartley,  Mrs.  John  95 

Gartley,  Miss  Fcmelino  26 

Harper,  Mrs.  John  60 
Harper,  Wesley  &  Chipman  26 

Harper,  Miss  Fanny  26 

Hammond,  William  1  00 

flazen,  Mrs.  1  00 
Panington,  Rev.  E.  A.  W. 

&  Wife,  6  00 

Henry,  James  2  00 

Henry,  Mrs.  James  100 

Henry,  Miss  Ann  E.  25 
Henry,  Wm.&  wife  (B.L)l  00 

Henry,  J.  &  wife,  (B.  L.)  1  00 

Henry,  James  S.  60 

Henry,  Thomas  9/9, 

Henry,  Miss  60 

Henry,  Arthur  60 

Henry,  Mrs.  Arthur  50 

Henry,  William  A.  1  00 

Henry,  John  A.  1  00 

Henry,  Mrs.  John  A.  1  00 

Henry,  James  A.  2  00 

Henry,  Mrs.  James  A.  60 

Henry,  Arthur  Wellesley  26 

Henry,  Andrew  &  wife  60 

Henry,  Mrs.  John  80 

Henry,  John  Sr.  50 
Hood,  George  Sr. 
Hood,  Mrs.  Geo. 
Hood,  John 
Hood,  William 
Ingram,  George 
Jones,  Thomas 
Kirkpatric,  Thomas 
Lockart,  Thomas, 
Lockart,  Miss  Elizabeth 
Logan,  William  &  wife 
Love,  James  &  wile 
Love,  Miss  Mary  Sc  W. 
Love,  George 


III 


■I 


130 


^r;- ' 


'*    ';■* '  '■■'. 


}i 


Love,  John 

Love,  William  &  Nelson 
Mays,  Mrs.      . ;  .;,  .»  .  'i 
Mays,  Mist, 
Miller,  Mrs.  Robert 
Miller,  Mrs.  John 
McDonald,  Miss  Susan 
McMannus,  Mss 
McMannus,  Albert 
McCutchen,  Charles  Jr. 
McCutchen,  Mrs.  &  Miss 
McCutchen,  Joseph 
McMuUen,  Robert 
McMullen,  Mrs.  Robert 
McMullen,  William 
McMullen,  John 
McElwain,  Samuel 
Rainsford,  Cummiugs 
Resteen,  Israel 
Strange,  Henry    ,  , 

Strange,  Mrs. 
Strange,  Miss  Emily 
Saunders,  Mrs.  -,  , 

Vance,  Alexander        * 
Vance,  Mrs.  Wm. 


o>: 


Total, 


' '  ROTHESAY. 

Bradwell,  Robert 
Dickson,  Edward        ,.  < 
Dickson,  Albert  ,/ 

Dickson,  Jos.  H. 
Elliot,  James 
Elliott,  Isabel 
Fairweather,  C.  .H 
Ford,  Mrs. 

Fowler,  Miss        ,,^,,j  -^f 
Dobbin ,  Mrs .  J .    ? ''  , 
Hall,  S.  S.  ^-^-" 

Henderson,  Mrs.  Geo. 


50 
00 
00 
00 
40 
30 
60 
00 
60 
60 
50 
50 
25 
25 
25 
25 
50 
60 
50 
00 
50 
5'v. 
50 
40 
25 


$75 
Offertory,  (W.  &  O.)  8 
General  purposes  6 

Mission  Box,  2 

Collection  made  in  Albert 
County,  not  reported 
,     last  year.       ,  .,  4 


78 
11 
31 
32 


86 


$97  33 


$1  00 

1  00 

60 

1  00 

50 

25 

50  00 

1  00 

52 

■  1  00 

10  00 

1  00 


{.,)■ 


Keator,  J.  D.  M. 
Keator,  Mrs.  J.  D.  M. 
Keator,  Mrs. 
Langstroth,  A. 
Otty,  A.  C.  ' 

Partridge,  Mrs. 
Prince,  Chas.       '  '^   ,' , 
Prince,  Elias 
Prince,  Ida 
Prince,  Mrs.  Geo. 
Ritchie,  Hon.  Chief  Jus. 
Ritchie,  Mrs. 
Roberts,  Mrs.  Geo. 
Robinson,  T.  M. 
Pettingell,  Mrs.  Jas. 
Saunders,  J. 
Saunders,  T.  W. 
Stevenson,  Mr. 
Townsend,  Robt. 
Collections —         ,  •/    , 
Parish  Church,     .  ■ 
St.  Luke's, 
Rothesay,  ,i,.  , 


2  GO 

1  00 

1  GO 

1  00 

4  00 

11  27 

,  1  GO 

1  00 

30 

1  CO 

20  00 

5  00 

50 

15  00 

50 

,  1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  U 
4  11 

7  11 


.  1 1  i  .'  ■ 


$150  00 


SPRINGFIELD  &  JOHNSTON. 
Springfield. 


Adams,  Joseph    , 
Benson,  Wm.       ,\-^ 
Benson,  P.  J.  < 

Benson,  Setli  \'     , 

Charlton,  Mrs. 
Crawford,  Abraham 
Fairweather,  Abraham 
Huggard,  John  (1873), 
Huggard,  Wm. 
Huggard,  James       »     , 
Huggard,  Jas.  Mrs.  ^ 
Huggard,  Rd.  Jr. 
Huggard,  Rd.  Jr.     ,\  \ 
Huffgard,  Stephen      .-^ 
Hickson,T.  (1873,)^';  j 
Johnston,  Wei.        \ . -• 
Keirstead,  Alfred      ,)' !. 
Keirstead,  J.  D.  S. 
Kellier,  Miss 
Miuzie,  Mrs.  \,^^{]^ 


1 


'2b 

1  00 
50 
25 

1  CO 
25 
25 

100 
00 
75 
50) 
26 
451 
50 

1  001 

1  oo! 
1  oo 

1  001 
50 
50 


Northro 

Northro 

Northro 

Northro 

McAfee, 

Northru] 

Pei-kins, 

Rogei^s, 

Scovil,  ^. 

Scovil,  ^ 

Scovil,  i\ 

Spragg.  ] 

White,  y 

Offertory 

do. 

do. 


For  Forei 
Collection 


Colgan,  Jf 
Murray,  A 
Long,  San 
Pearson,  ' 

I  Pearson,  1 
McKee,  Tl 
Taylor,  Ge 
Ward,  Joh 
Ward,  Jol 

I  Offertory,  < 
do. 

Springfield, 


SUSSEX 

Arnold,  O. 
I  Arnold,  Mr 
,  Arnold,  Nel 
,  Arnold,  Mri 
Arnold,  T. 
Arnold,  Ed 


m : 


131 


2  00 

I  00 
1  00 
1  UO 
4  00 

II  27 
1  00 

■  1  00 

■  30 
1  00 

20  00 
5  00 
50 
'•  15  00 
50 
1  00 
'     1  00 
1  00 

1  00 

2  34 
4  11 

7  11 

$150  00 
HNSTON. 


1  00 
50 
•25 

1  GO 
25 
25 

100 


im 
0 


Northrop,  J.  W. 
Northrop,  Lewis 
Northrop,  Amelia 
Northrop,  Mrs.  Z.  J. 
McAfee,  Mrs. 
Northrup,  Eli 
Perkins,  Joseph  - 

Roj'ers,  Mrs. 
Scovil,  Mrs.  J.  (1873) 
Scovil,  Miss  Ella.  (1873) 
Scovil,  Mrs.  Geo. 
Spragg,  Mrs.  Geo. 
White,  Vincent 
Offertory,  Trinity,  (Oct.) 

do.  do.     (June) 

McLeods,  (Oct.) 

do.  (Jlo.     (June) 


50 
60 
20 
25 
20 
25 
25 
00 
54 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
74 
47 
48 


||32  43 
For  Foreign  Missions,  3  68 
Collection  for  Synod  Exp.  1  39 


Johnston. 

Colgan,  James  1  00 

Murray,  Ann  50 

Long,  Samuel  1  00 

Pearson,  W.  2  00 

Pearson,  T.  H.  1  00 

McKee,  Thos.  (1873,)  50 

Taylor,  Geo.  1  00 

Ward,  John  60 

Ward,  John  Mrs.  25 

Offertory,  St.  John,  (Oct.)  1  50 
do.  do.    (June)  1  32 


0^  1 

Springfield, 


$10  67 
32  43 

$43  10 


SUSSEX  AND  STUDHOLM. 

Sussex. 


100 
60 
50 


Arnold,  O.  R. 

$  3  00 

Arnold,  Mrs.  O.  R. 

2  00 

Arnold,  Nelson 

6  00 

Arnold,  Mrs.  Nelson 

4  00 

Arnold,  T.  0. 

2  00 

Arnold,  Edwin 

1  00 

Arnold,  George,  8. 
Barnett,  John 
Burgess,  Edwin 
Burgess,  Mrs.  E. 
Beer,  Col.  E.  B.      ; 
Beer,  Mrs. 
Beer,  Miss 
Arnold,  Robert  K. 
Cripps,  Charlotte 
Coggon,  George 
Fairweather,  William 
Fairweather,  Mrs.  W. 
Flewelling,  R.  J.    .     t 
Forge,  Frank  ^ 

Golding,  Henry 
Uallett,  Joseph 
Hallett.  William 
Hallett,  Mrs.  W. 
Hallett,  Fanny  G. 
Hallett,  John  B. 
Hallett,  James  M. 
Hallett,  Oliver  Jr. 
Hallett,  Isaac 
Hornbrook,  John  W. 
Hazen,  Charles 
Howse,  William 
McElmen,  A.  T.  D. 
McMillan,  William 
McMillan,  Mrs. 
Medley,  Rev.  Charles 
Medley,  Mrs.  Charles 
Morton,  F. 
Marven,  John 
McLeod,  James 
Sear,  William 
Trites,  John  S. 
Vail,  Mrs. 
White,  G.  H. 
White,  H.  A. 
White,  W.  H. 
Two  Collections, 


Studholm. 

Barbarie,  O.  A. 
Ellison,  George  Jr. 
Friend,  A 
Friend,  A 


1  00 

2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
6  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
90 


2  00 


2 
2 
1 

2 
2 
2 

2 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
50 

1  00 

2  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
00 


10  00 
5  00 
8  00 


1 
1 
1 
1 
6 
2 
2 
2 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


12  17 
$112  07 


2  00 
50 
60 
25 


w: 


132 


Foshay,  Isaac  4  00 

Foshay,  Charles  60 

Poster,  Robert  1  00 

Hornbrook,  Joseph  1  00 

H.  T.  and  A.  M.  35 

Johasoii.  David  Jr.  1  00 

Parlee,  Mrs.  Henry  1  00 

Parlee,  Mrs.  Zachariah  50 

Parlee,  Ernest  25 

Parlee,  Wellesley        ^  I  00 

Parlee,  Mrs.  W.  1  00 
Parlee,  Norman  Whittier      ?5 

Parlee,  Mrs.  Edmund  50 

Pearson,  George  1  00 

Peters,  AV.  T.  1  00 

Biedle,  Casper             '  40 

Riley,  Warren  50 
Saunders,  Col.  John         10  00 

Secord,  Mrs.  Giiead  1  00 


Secord,  James 
Secord,  Mrs.  Elias 
Secord,  Mrs.  James 
Sinnott,  Albert  J. 
Sharp,  Mrs.  Robert 
Sharp,  George  H. 
Sharp,  Mrs.  Samuel  J, 
Sharp,  Isaac  (1873,) 
Sharp,  Isaac  (1874,) 
Sproul,  James 
Wiles,  James 
Two  CJollections, 


Sussex, 


,      1  00 

■       60 

50 

1  00 

5  UO 

1  00 

50 

2  OO 

3  00 

1  00 

2  00 

9  83 

,   $57  03 

112  07 

$169  10 


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APPENDIX  A. 


'       DEVISES  AND  BEQUESTS  TO  THB  SOCIETY.         "l 

I860.  John  Bell,  Shediac,  |40.     '  '    ;•    ",       '  r!     •..•.;  1..    rUi''  -r  > 

1801.  Sarah  Bell,  Shediac,  $40. 

1863.  Eliza  Bell,  Shediac,  $80.  ',.,,..      ,   ,\  ;'      ']      / 

Stephen  Wiggins,  St.  John,  $2,000.  '  '  • ' 

J.  F.  Allison,  Sackville,  $200.  !  '  *    w  ,        /.'  .  ; 

1866.  F.  W.  Hatheway,  St.  John,  $2,000. 

Ml89  Simonds,  St.  John,  $1,600.  '  •    'r'!.     .-,]■•.     ■>. 

Hon.  Chief  Justice  Parker,  St.  John,  $1,720. 

1867.  Mrs.  Rawleigh,  St.  John,  $2,000.  '''U   -j-^    i     uij    li 
1870.  Mrs.  Ann  Hall,  St.  John,  $800. 

1873.  Miss  Parker,  St.  Andrews,  6  shares  Bank  of  New  Brunswick  Stock.' 

1874.  Samuel  Scovil,  Cambridge,  Q.  C,  a  property  on  the  North  Market 

"Wharf,  St.  John,  subject  to  certain  Trusts,  valued  at  $9,000. 

1875.  Miss  D.  Brinley  Hazen,  St.  John,  residue  of  her  Real  Estate,  esti- 

mated at  upwards  of  $25,000. 
The  following  have  not  yet  been  realized : 

Chief  Justice  Chipman,  St.  John,  the  reversion  of  $40,000.      '' ' '     ' ' 
Mrs.  Sarah  B.  De Wolfe,  St.  John,  one-fourth  of  the  residue  of  her 

Estate 


FORM  OF  BEQUESTS  AND  DEVISES  IN  WILL. 

1.  A  Bequest  of  a  Sum  of  Monet,  or  Shares  of  Stock,  or  Paid 

Dbbbntitres,  for  the  General  Purposes  of  the  Society. 

I  give  and  bequeath  to  the  "  Diocesan  Church  Society  of  New  Bruns- 
wick," the  sum  of  Currency,  (or  shares  of  stock  in  the 
Bank  of  ),  standing  in  my  name  in  the  Books  of 
the  said  Bank,  or,  (if  Debentures,  describe  them  briefly),  upon  trust,  to  be 
by  the  said  Diocesan  Church  Societjr  applied  to  and  for  the  uses  and  pur- 
poses  of  the  said  Society,  as  specified  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation,  and 
none  ether. 

2.  A  Devise  of  Real  Estate  for  the  General  Purposes  op 

THE  Society. 

I  give  and  devise  unto  the  '*  Diocesan  Church  Society  of  New  Bruns- 

I  wick,''  all  and  sin$^lar,  Ac,  (Describe  the  Real  Estate  clearly.)    To  have 

and  to  hold  the  said,  ^Ssc,  unto  the  said  Diocesan  Church  Society  of  New 

Brunswick,  and  their  successors,  forever;  upon  trust  to  hold  and  apply 

the  same,  and  the  rents,  issues,  and  profits  thereof,  and  the  proceeas  of 

I  the  sale  thereof,  should  the  Society  sell  the  same,  to  and  for  the  uses  and 

[purposes  of  the  said  Diocesan  Ghuroh  Society,  as  apecifled  in  the  Act  of 

]  Iiuiorpontion,  and  none  other. 

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APPENDIX  B. 


The  sum  total  of  the  Contributions,  as  reported  for 
the  current  year,  is  in  all  $6,768.30. 

N.  B.  It  is  particularly  requested  that  contributions 
to  the  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund  may  be  sent  to  the 
Secretary  of  the  Fund ;  or,  if  remitted  with  other  monies 
to  the  Treasurer  D.  C.  S.,  that  an  accurate  statement 
•of  the  amount  intended  for  the  W.  and  O.  Fund  may 
accompany  the  remittance. 

The  Rev.  John  Pearson,  having  resigned  the  office 
of  Secretary  to  the  above  named  Fund,  H.  L.  Sturdee, 
Esq.,  St.  John,  has  been  appointed  in  his  place. 


Addendum.— Life  Member,  1875— Rev.  F.  H.  J.  Brigstocke. 

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Officers  of 
Prayers  of 
Constitutio 
Rules,  &c., 
Clergy  Wid 
List  of  Cleri 
Report, . . . . 
Abstract  of 
Proceedings 
Auditors'  R( 
Report  of  S( 
Report  of  Be 
Schedule  of  ] 
Anniversary 
Report  of  Ei 
Treasurer's 
Abstract  Re 
List  of  Life  ]S 
Do  do 
Subscriptions 

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Appendix  a 

Appendix  B 

Notice  of  Soc 
tory,.... 


H.  A.  CROPLEI 


CONTENTS. 


Page 

Officers  of  the  Society, 3-4 

Prayers  of  the  Society, 5 

Constitution, 6-13 

Rules,  &c.,  of  the  Board  ot  Home  Missions, 14-22 

Clergy  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund :  Rules,  &c., 2"-2(j 

List  of  Clergy, 27-28 

Report, 29,03,44,45 

Abstract  of  Missionary  Reports,  &c., 03-44 

Proceedings  of  General  Committee, 46-55 

Auditors'  Report, 49 

Report  of  Schedule  Committee, 50 

Report  of  Board  of  Home  Missions. 55 

Schedule  of  Income  from  Globes, 55-56 

Anniversary  Meeting, a 58 

Report  of  Executive  Committee, 59-62 

Treasurer's  Accounts, 63-80 

Abstract  Return  from  Parishes  and  Missions, Sl-87 

List  of  Life  Members, 88-89 

Do       do              Deceased, 90 

Subscriptions  for  1876, 91-128 

Do.               1874, 128-132 

Appendix  A. — Bequests  to  Society, 133 

Form  of  Bequests, 133 

Appendix  B.— Sum  total  of  Contributions, 134 

Notice  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund,.  . .     134 

Notice  of  Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge  Deposi- 
tory,  Last  page  of  cover. 


H.  A.  CROPLEY,  PRINTER,  WILMOT'S  BLOCK,  QUEEN  ST.,  PREDERICTON. 


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