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AN  ACT  to  incori)or;ite  the  lucinltois  oftlic  "  J-ynodof  tlie  DioooAO 
of  Montreal,"  and  to  merge  "Tlic  Church  Soeu'ty  of  the  Dio- 
ccHo  of  Monti'fiixr'  ill  siich  Synod. 

WirEUiJAS,  hy  virtue  of  the  Act  passed  in  the  Session  heM  in  tho 
I'.ith  and  liOtli  years  of  Majesty's  reign,  intituth-d  "An 
Act  to  enahh)  the  Members  of  tlie  I'niti-d  Church  of  England  and 
Ireland  in  Canada  to  meet  in  Synod,"  tho  Bishop,  Clergy  an<l  l.aity 
of  tho  said  Church,  in  thr  Diocese  of  Montreal,  in  this  Province, 
were  duly  organized  as  a  Synod,  by  thenajncof  "The  Synod  of  tho 
Diocese  of  Montnal,"  and  fruincd  a  Constitution,  and  made  Canon 
Jiules  and  Picgulations,  ibr  tlie  management  and  good  government 
of  tlie 'said  Church  in  tlie  said  Diocese,  and  of  its  projterly  and 
nfl'airs,  and  it  is  exj[jedient  to  incorporate  tho  members  of  such 
Synod. 

And  whereas,  within  tho  said  Diocose  of  Montreal,  there  exists  an 
incorporated  Society,  known  as  "The  Churcli  Society  of  tho  Diocese 
of  Montreal,"  duly  inr,ori)orated  as  such  under  and  l)y  virtue  of  an 
Act  passed  in  tlie  Session  held  in  tho  14th  and  ir)th  years  of  Her 
Majesty's  iicign,  intituled  "An  Act  to  provide  for  the  establishment 
of  a  Church  Societ}  1  the  United  Church  of  England  and  Ireland 
in  each  Diocese  of  th;i..  Church  in  Lower  Canada,  and  for  other  pur- 
poses connected  with  the  recent  division  of  the  Diocese  of  Quol)ec,'' 
and  it  is  expedient  to  merge  such  Society  in  the  said  Synod;  Her 
Majesty,  therefore,  enacts,  A'c. : 

I.  The  Bishop,  Clergy  anil  Laity  of  the  said  Church,  in  the  said 
Diocese,  who  presently  are,  and  hereafter  shall  or  may  become 
members  of  the  said  Synod,  shall  be.  and  are  hereby  declared  to  be 
a  Body  Corporate  and  Politic,  in  name  and  in  deed,  by  the  name  of 
"The  Synod  of  the  Diocose  of  Montreal,"  and  by  such  name  shall 
have  a  peri»etual  succession  and  a  common  seal,  with  power  to 
change,  alter,  break,  or  make  new  the  same,  as  often  as  they  shall 
judge  expedient,  and  they  and  their  successors  by  the  same  name 
shall  and  may  sue  and  bo  sued.  imi)lead  and  be  impleaded,  answer 
and  be  answered,  in  any  Court  of  llecord  or  other  place  of  Judi- 
cature withiu  this  Province,  or  elsewhere ;  and  they  and  their 
successors,  by  tho  name  aforesaid,  shall  be  able  and  capable  in 
law,  to  purchase,  take,  have,  hold,  receive,  enjoy,  possess  and 
retain,  without  license  in  Mortmain  or  Lettrcs  iV Amorlhsement  all 
messuages,  lands,  tenements  and  immovable  property,  money, 
goods,  chattels  and  movable  property,  by  any  and  every  des- 
cription of  title,  whether  gift,  purchase,  devise,  lease,  or  other 
description  of  title  whatsoever;  and  the  same  to  let,  lease,   mort- 


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same  in  the  titlo  undor  wliich  they  aro  or  may  bo  licM,  and  to  do, 
liorl'oini  and  oxcciUo  all  and  ovory  lawCnl  act  and  thin^' uscl'ul  .mikI 
uc'cossuiy,  lortho  jiuiposcs  alorosaid.  in  as  lull  and  aniplo  a  nuvn- 
nor,  CO  all  intt'iits,  constructions  and  pnritoscs  whatsoever  as  any 
other  I'.iuly  Politic  or  Corporatt!  by  law  may  or  ouglit  to  bo. 

II.  'I'hc  said  incorporated  Synod  shall  have  j)u\ver  from  fimo  to 
lime  to  amond,  repeal,  or  alter  the  jiresont  Constitution,  Canons, 
llules  and  llogulations  of  the  afoje.-aid  Synod,  in  suoli  manner  and 
to  such  extent  as  they  may  deem  (ixpedieiit;  l»ut,  until  so  amended, 
repealed,  or  altered,  the  Constitution.  Canons,  liules  an<l  Regula- 
tions ol"  the  said  Synod  presently  subsisting  and  in  force,  shall  lie 
and  continue  to  be  the  Constitutions,  Canons,  llulos  and  itogulations 
of  the  Coi'iioration  aforesaid,  created  by  this  Act. 

III.  From  and  al'ter  the  passing  of  this  Act,  the  al'orosaid  Corpo- 
ration of  *•  The  Church  Society  ol"  the  l)iooes('  of  Montreal"  shall 
bo  merged  in  the  s-ud  ('orporation  of  ••  Tlie  Synod  of  the  Diocese 
of  ilontroal,''  and  all  messuages,  lands,  tenements  an<l  immov- 
able proi)erty  generally  nhatsoovei",  and  all  right,  title  and 
interest  therein  and  thereto,  and  all  mon<\v,  <lel)ts,  evidences  of 
debt,  goods,  chattels,  (■hos«^s  in  action,  and  movable  iiroj)erty 
gen(M'ally  whatsoever,  and  all  righ%  titl"  and  interest  therein  luul 
thereto,  of  every  kin<l  and  description  whatsoever,  jiroscntly  be- 
loiming  to  the  said  Church  Societv,  orin  the  course  of  tioconiini'  so. 
shall,  from  and  after  the  ])assing  of  this  Act.  be  vested  in,  and  lie 
the  absolute  property  of  tl:e  Slid  Synodj  subject  however,  to  the 
same  trusts  and  conditions  by  wliirli  the  same  .are  held  by  the  said 
Church  Society  ;  which  trusts  shall  beexeeiito'l  by  the  saidSyno<l  ; 
and  from  and  after  the  i):issiiig  of  this  Act,  all  the  powers  and 
privileges  generally  whatsoevei- oi" the  said  Church  Society,  from 
whatever  source  deriv(^d,  shall  l)ealisolutely  vested  in  the  said  Synofl 
who  shall  thereui)on  be  entitleil  to  exercise  the  same,  as  fidly  and 
effectually  to  all  intents  an<l  purposes  whatsoever,  as  the  said 
Church  Society  might  or  couKl  exercise  the  rame,  if  this  Act  liad 
not  been  i)assed. 

IV.  All  suits  i)ending,  or  judgments  rendered  in  the  name  of  the 
said  Church  Society,  may  be  continued,  j^rosecuted  and  executed 
by  and  for  the  benetit  of  the  said  Synod,  in  the  name  of  the  said 
Church  Society,  as  fully  and  effectually  as  if  the  same  had  originated 
and  subsisted  in  the  name  of  the  -aid  Sjiiod  itself. 

V.  This  Act  shall  be  a  Public  Act. 


OPINION  OF  Till-:  CIIANCKLLOK  ON  TIIK  KFFKCT  OK  TIIR 
Ad  OF   I'AIILIAMKNT. 

M»»xtiu.:ai,,  r>tli  March,  180S. 
Hi;v.  AM)  Bkah  Siu, 

The  ibllowing  communications  arc  sulmiittcd  for  the  inforniation 
of  tlio  ('l(M-f.'y : 

'I'Ik!  Aiiialjiamittioii  15111,  subniittod  to  lli(>  L<>gislntiirp  of(^nrl.oc, 
]>y  the  ('liurchS)ci('tyof  tlu"  l)ioccs(' of  Moiitn-al,  and  tlic  Diocesan 
Synud,  having'  become  law,  thcCliurcli  .Society  has  ceased  to  exist, 
nn<l  is  now  ctlectually  merged  in  the  Diocesan  Synod. 

'i'he  Synod,  by  tli(^  mere  i)assing  of  the  Act,  hns  become  vested 
with  all  th(>  pi-opertyof  theChuic'hSociety,  and  entitled  and  bound 
to  exerciser  all  its  powers  and  privileges,  and  to  carry  out  all  di<> 
trusts  which  t\u\  Society  was  bound  to  fullil. 

Tlie  Synod  is  now  a  Corporation,  and  its  i)rosent  Constitution, 
Canons,  Rules,  and  Kegulations  arc  to  continue  in  force  until  duly 
amended  or  repealed. 

As  tho  Synod  is  i)rovided,  under  its  Constitution,  with  Secreta- 
ries, a  Treasurer,  and  a  Kegi-strar,  it  would  seem  that  no  i<ractical 
dillieulty  can  ari.so  in  carrying  on  the  ordinary  business  hei-otofore 
managed  by  the  Church  Society,  and  specially  so  by  its  Secretary 
and  'Iroasurer,  xmtil  the  Synod  can  lawfully  meet  and  pass  I'ogula- 
tions  for  tho  more  efKcient  management  of  its  aflairs  under  the  new 
organization. 

Under  the  Constitution,  the  Synod  camiot be  lawfully  sununoned 
together  earlier  than  the  third  Tuesday  in  Juno,  except  by  the 
Bishop.  The  coimnissary  lias  power  to  preside  at  meetings  of  tho 
Synod,  in  the  absence  of  the  Bishop,  but  has  no  authority  to  sum- 
mon tho  Synod  to  meet.  Nothing,  therefore,  but  business  of  an 
ordinary  kind,  such  as  the  Secretai-y  and  Treasurer  of  the  Church 
Society  were  in  the  habit  of  attending  to,  without  special  authori- 
ty, can  bo  done,  until  the  needed  regulations  shall  be  in  force.  As 
I  said  l)efoie,  however,  I  presume  no  j'l'J^ctical  difficulty  will  be 
encountered  under  such  a  state,  of  things. 

Montreal,  29th  February,  1808. 

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I  undiTstand  that  tho  i'tl't'c't  of  tilt'  Act  rctu'iitly  piissofl  for  tlio 
IiK'orponition  of  th«' Synod  und  Clmicli  Society,  liiishcon  lotraiisfci' 
tlio  diitit'sof  tlic  S«'crttary  of  the  Church  Society  to  mo,  as  Secreta- 
ry of  the  Synod.  It  will,  however,  he  impi-acticahle  for  nie  to  dis. 
charge  those  duties,  in  consi>(|ueni'e  of  my  having  aeiu-pted  a  ciill 
to  another  siihein^  of  lahoui',  which  will  nei'essitate  in  a  short  time 
my  removal  from  this  city.  May  I  ask,  then,  tliatyoii,  imdertheso 
circumstances,  will  ht«  so  good  as  to  perform  those  duti(>s  for  me, 
so  far  U3  matters  connected  with  the<'huri'h  Society  arc  concern- 
ed. 

I  remain, 

Yours  truly, 
EDWARD  SULLIVAN,    Cla:  So:    Si/nod. 


MoNTKKAr-,  4tli  Mardj,  iSftS. 
My  Dkai£  Di:.  Bai.cii, 

I  will  he  muchgratilled  if  you  will  kindly  accede  to  Mr.  Sullivan's 
reijuest  in  the  letter  on  the  other  si<le.  It  appears  tome  to  ho  the 
only  moans  of  glutting  out  of  a  possihlo  difficulty. 

Very  truly  yours, 


JOHN  BETiniNE,  Errl    Connnhmry. 

I  shall  thoreforo,  in  compliance  with  thoroiiuo.st  of  the  Ecclesias- 
tical Commissary,  and  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Synod,  continue  to 
discharge  those  duties  of  the  Secretary  of  Diocesan  Missions  which 
cannot  he  postponed  until  tho  mooting  of  tlu^  Synoil  in  -luno. 

LKWLS  P.  W.  BALCII. 

MuXTUKAL  March  5,  1SG8. 


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Tho  Anntai,  Si:um(>\  lor  tlio  Widows'  a\d  OnnrAXs'  Fcnd  is  ap- 
pointod  l.y  th(i  J.ouu  Ilisiioi-  to  bo  proached  (lining  tho  month  of 
Jlny. 

An.l  tlKitfor  tho  Missiovakv  ri-ui'osi:s  of  the  Society  during  tho 
month  of  St'i»teinl)('r. 

ttfiX„  Parliouliir  attontion  is  call(>d  to  this,  as  it  is  dosirablo  that 
tho  ("olUM-tionsshoul.n)o  math;  tlu'onghout  tho  Diocosoat  tlio  samo 
time,  anil  all  returns  forwariled  to  tho  Troasuror  about  tho  samo 
<late. 


The  Tnasurorship  of  tho  Following  Funds  is  retained  by 
'\\  H.  Anhkuson,  K<i\, : 

Tho  S.  P.  a. 

Tho  Bishopric  Endowment  Fund. 

Tiio  Cathedral  Debt  Liquidation  Fund. 
That  of  tho  following  by  Jamio;  IIutton  Esq. : 

Tho  Church  Society. 

Tlu;  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund. 

Tho  Clergy  Trust  Fund. 

Tho  Parochial  Endowment  Fund. 


The  Publications  of  tho  S.  P.  C.  K.  are  kept  in  stock  by  Daw- 
son Bkos.,  and  sold  at  tho  most  reasonable  rates. 

Tho  Depot  for  Tracts  is  hi  tho  Office  of  the  Society. 

The  Seci'otary  will  attend  at  the  Office  every  day,  (Stitunlays  ex- 
cei)tod)  from  10  to  11  A.  M.,  and  at  such  other  times  as  any  mora- 
1>or  may  roipiiro. 

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IN  TUB 


DIOCESE  OF  MONTREAL,  18G7. 


MOST  IlEV.  rilANCIS  FULFOJfD.  D.D, 
Lord  Bisuop  of  Mom'real  (1800;  am>  Metkopolitan  (ISCO 


Canons. 


CITY  OF   MONTllKAl. 

ncan VKHY  IJKV.  .lOIIN  BKTIIUM:,  D.D. 

Archdeacon VKX.  \V.  T.  LKACU,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.    — " 

KKV.  P.  W.  LOOSi:Mt)l{E,  JI.A.        - 
"     REV.  L.  r.  \V.  BALCII,  D.D.  ■— 
KEY.  M.  T()\VN.SEXD,  M.A.  — '" 
Ki:V.  (".  IJANCUOFT,  D.D.  — ' 
UEV.  AV.  ANDERSON. 
REV.  W.  B,  BOND,  M.A.,  Rural  Ih'un. 
THE  VEX.  THE  ARCHDEACON.   . — 

•   -j  REV.  CANON  LOOSE.MORE.   

\  t  REV.  CANON  BA  LC  H . 

i:isho2}'s  Exam'fiChaplainSr  See'y.llEy.  CANON  LOOSE.UORE,  MA.  — " 

I  REV  CANON  BOND,  M.A.,  R.D. 

)  Assist.. Mill. 


a  \  Honor  aril  Canons. 


Bishop's  Chajilains. 


Sv.  George's  Church. 


rREV.  CANON  BANCROFT,  D.D.   - 
Trinitv  Church i  ukv.  J.  r.  DUMOLLIN,  Assist.  Mhi. 

(  REV.  J.  ELLEGOOD,  3I.A. 
ST.  James  the  Apo.stle j  j^^.^,   ^^   WRIGHT,  M.D.,  Assist.  Min, 

St.  Stephen's  Church REV.  W.  B.  CURRAN,  B.A. 

St.  Luke's  Church REV.  M.  S.  BALDWIN,  B.A. 

fREV  E.WOOD,  M.A. 

St.  John  THE  Evangelist ■(  nV,V. NORMAN. 

[rev.  C.A.DANIEL,  A.tsist.  Min.   — -" 

.St.  Thomas REV.  J.  A.  MACLEOD,  M.A. 

.ST.  Mauy,  Uochelaoa REV.J.D.  BORTHWICK.      " 

rhaplain  to  the  Forces REV.T.  U.  M.BARTLETT,  M.A.  -^"^ 

Chaplain  to  the  Montreal  G.  Jlosp' t. REV  .E.  WOOD,  SLA.    - 
Chaplain  lo  the  Gaol *REV.J.  D.  BORTHWICK.  "  ' 


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*AnnOTT,  KEV.  C.  P South  Slukehj. 

ALLAN,  IlEV.  J St.  rincent  da  Paul. 

ANDERSON,  RZV.  CANON,  Rector Soi-et. 

BANCROFT,  REV.  C,  Assist.  Min.  

BRATinVAirE,  REV.  J.,  M.A.  (ret. ) Chnmhhj. 

*J$RA  n  11 VVAITE,  REV.  F.  G.  C.,  M  .A Onslow. 

BRETIIOUR,  REV.  W.,  M.A Ormstown. 

BROWN,  llEV.  W.  R.,  Assist.  Min Aylwin. 

*C0DO,  REV.  F Aylmer. 

CONSTANTINE,  REV.  L,  M  A Stanhridgc  East. 

DARNELL,  REV.  II.  F.,  Rector St.  Johns. 

♦DAVIDSON,  REV.  J. C Coicansrille. 

DAVIDSON,  REV.  J.  B.,  M.  A.,  Rector Frellghsburg. 

♦DUVERNET.  REV.E.,  M.A.,  Rural  Dean Hemminoford. 

EARLY,  REV.  W.T Huntingdon. 

EVANS,  REV.  II.  J Christieville. 

*FESSENDEN,  REV.  E.  J.,  Assist.  Min South  Bolton. 

*FORTIN,  REV.  A.  L Elij. 

FOR  TIN,  REV.  O.,  B.  A.,  Assist,  Min Sorel. 

FULTON,  REV.  J.,  M.A llusseltown. 

F VLES,  REV.  T.  \V West  Drome. 

GODDEN,  REV.  J.,  Rector Dunham. 

GODDEN,  REV.  T.,  B.A Mascouche. 

*GRIB  REV.  J Portage  du  Iqrt. 

♦IlEATON,  REV.  G.,  M.A Montreal. 

JENKYNS,  REV.  E.  H Mansonville. 

JOHNSTON,  REV  .J Hull. 

JOHNSON,  REV.  T.,  (ret. ) Ahbottsford. 

JONES,  REV.  W Granbg. 

JONES,  REV.  J.,  (ret. ) Granbg. 

K  AAPCllE,  REV.  C.J Thome. 

LANCASTER,  REV.  C.  H.,  Assist.  Min Clarencevillc. 

LEACH,  VEN.  ARCHDEACON,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.. Lachine. 

LEWIS,  REV.  B.  r.,  B. A Sabrevois. 

LINDSAY,  REV.  D.,  M.A Waterloo. 

LINDSAY,  REV.  R.,  MA Brome. 

LOCKHART,  REV.  A.D Lacolle. 

LONSDELL,  REV.  R.,  M.A. .Rural  Dean&  RcciorSt.  Andrews. 
•MERRICK,  REV.  W.  C,  M.A Berthier. 

MACMASTERS,  REV.  J.,  Retired. 
*MERRICR,  REV.  J Kildare. 

3I0NTG0MERY,  REV.  U.,  Rector Philipsburg. 

MUSSEN,  REV.  T.  W.,  M.A IFest  Farnham. 

♦NEVE,  REV.  F.  S Grenville. 


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TYKE,  RET.  J Pointe  a  Cavagnol. 

KOIJINSON,  REV.  P.,  M. A Abbottsford. 

R0I5IXS0N,  REV.  GEO.  C Clarendon. 

ROLLIT,  REV.  J Laleflcld. 

♦SEABORN,  REV.  W.M liavdun. 

*SEAMAN,  REV.  J yorth  Wakefield. 

*SII AND,  REV.  A New  Glasgow. 

SLACK,  REV,  G.,  M.A.,  Rural  Dean Bedford. 

*SMITII,  REV.  J Sutton. 

S3irni,  REV.  r.W Eardley. 

*STRONG,  REV.  S.  S Duckingham. 

♦SUTTON,  I  vEV.  E.  G Edu-ardstoicn. 

TAYLOR,  REV.  A.  O Milton. 

iHORNDYKE,  REV.  C.  F .'....  Chambly 

.TOWNSEND,  REV.  CANON,  M.A.,  Rector  ......  Clarencerille. 

WHITTEN,  REV.  A.T JFest  Shetford. 

VVUBTELE,  REV.  L.  C Acton. 

YOUNG,  REV.  T  A Coteau  du  Lac. 


♦Receiving  Stipends  from  Diocesan  Cburcli  Society, 

CnANCELLOU  OK  TUB  DiOCKSE, 

The  Worshipful  STRACUAN  BETIIUNE,  Q.  C, 


Reoistkab  of  this  Diocese, 
L  J.  GIBB,  Eiiq. 


Candid.\te9  for  Deacons'  Ouders, 

HENRY  BURGESS,  Student  in  Theology,  Bishop's  College,  Lonnoxvillo, 

JAMES  II.  DIXON,  formerly  a  Student  of  Bishop's  College,  Lcnnoxvillo, 
and  Catechist  at  Morin. 

JAMES  D.  3I0RRIS0N,  Clarenceville. 


PRAYERS 

TO  BE   USED    AT    ALL  MKETINGS  OF  THE  SOCIETY,  AND  OP 
ITS  SEVERAL  ASrSOClATIOxVS. 


Prevent  us.  0  Lord,  in  all  our  doings,  with  Thy  most  gracious 
fiivour,  and  further  us  with  Thy  continual  help ;  that  in  all  our 
works,  begun,  continued,  and  ended  in  Thee,  we  may  glorify  Thy 
Holy  Name,  and  finally,  by  Thy  mercy,  obtain  everlasting  life, 
through  Jesus  Christ  our  Lord.     A^nen. 

0  merciful  God,  who  hast  made  all  men  and  hatest  nothinf;  that 
Thou  hast  made,  nor  wouldest  the  death  of  a  sinner,  but  rather, 
that  he  should  be  converted  and  live  ;  Have  mercy  upon  all  Jews 
Turks,  Infidels,  and  Heretics,  and  take  from  them  all  ignorance 
hardness  of  heart,  and  contempt  of  Thy  word ;  and  so  fetch  them 
home,  blessed  Lord,  to  thy  flock,  that  they  miy  be  saved  among 
the  remnant  of  the  true  Israelites,  and  be  one  fold  under  one  Shep- 
herd. Prosper,  0  Lord,  the  labours  of  those  Societies  of  the  Church 
in  the  land  of  our  Fathers,  which  Thou  hast  deigned  to  use  in  the 
promotion  of  this  object,  and  which  have  nourished  the  Church 
in  the  Colonies ;  and  bless  in  like  manner  with  Thy  Holy  Spirit 
and  Providential  succour  the  Society  in  whose  cause  we  are  now 
met,  and  the  undertaking  which  we  have  now  in  hand.  "  Prosper 
Thou  the  work  of  our  hands  upon  us ;  0  prosper  thou  our  handy- 
work,"  for  the  sake  and  through  the  merits  of  the  same  Thy  Son 
Jesus  Christ  our  Lord,  who  liveth  and  reigneth  with  Thee  and  the 
Holy  Ghost,  one  God  world  without  end.     Amen. 

Our  Father,  which  art  in  Heaven,  Hallowed  be  Thy  Name,  Thy 
kingdom  come.  Thy  will  be  done  in  earth.  As  it  is  in  Heaven. 
Give  us  this  day  or  daily  bread.  And  forgive  us  our  trespasses, 
As  we  forgive  them  that  trespass  against  us.  And  lead  us  not 
into  temptation  :  But  deliver  us  from  evil :  For  Thine  is  the 
kingdom,  The  power,  and  the  glory,  For  ever  and  ever.    Amen. 


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Although  the  Churcli  Society  has  ceased  to  exist,  j'et  tlio  follow- 
ing may  be  useful  to  the  Synod  when  legislating  for  the  incorpo- 
rated Synod  and  is  therefore  jirinted. 


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IXc'OUPORATED  BY  THE  SXATU  IK  OF  CANADA,    14  AXD  15   ViCTOKIA,  Cm\ 
171,  FOR  PR0510TIXG  THE  FOLLOWING  OIUKCTS,   VIZ: 

1st. — The  encouragement  and  sui)port  of  Missionaries  and  Cler- 
gymen of  the  United  Church  of  England  and  Ireland,  within  tlie 
Diocese  of  Montreal,  including  the  creation  of  funds  towards  the 
augmentation  of  the  Stipends  of  poor  Clergymen ;  and  towards 
making  a  provision  for  those  who  may  bo  incapacitated  by  age  or 
infirmity,  and  for  Widows  and  Orphans  of  the  Clergy  of  the  said 
Church  in  the  said  Diocese. 

2nd. — Circulating  in  the  said  Diocese  the  Holy  Striptures,  and 
such  j)ublications  as  have  the  sanction  of  the(/'hurch,  viz. : — I'rayer 
Books,  Homilies,  Catechisms,  Collects,  and  C/anons,  with  the  addi- 
tion of  Books  and  Tracts  circulated  by  the  Society  for  Promoting 
Christion  knowledge  in  London. 

3rd. — Obtaining  and  granting  aid  towards  the  endowments  of 
Parishes  or  Missions,  according  to  the  establishment  of  the  said 
Church  in  the  said  Diocese,  and  the  management  of  all  matters 
relating  to  such  endowments. 

Ilis  Excellency  the  Governor-General,  if  a  member  of  theCliurch 
of  England,  shall  be  requested  to  become  the  Patron  of  the  Soci- 
ety. 

The  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese  of  Montreal  shall  be  the  Presi- 
dent of  the  Society,  and  shall  be  ex-officio  Chairman  of  all  UKH^tings 
of  the  Society,  and  of  all  Committees  thereof,  at  which  he  may  be 
present.  The  Vice-Presidents  shall  consist  of  such  Chairmen  of 
the  different  District  Associations  of  the  Society  as  are  heroiiiaftor 
provided  for,  and  such  others  as  shall  be  nominated  at  the  Gener- 
al Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society  from  among  its  members. 


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The  Patronaoe  op  the  Rectories  in  this  Diocese  is  by  an 
Act  of  the  Legislature  (U  &  15  Vic  :  c.  175)  and  by  recent  act 
of  Parliament  now  vested  in  the  Synod. 


At  a  general  meeting,  -held  on  5th  October,  1852,  it  was  re- 
solved : — 

Resolved, — That,  in  accordance  with  the  terms  of  an  Act  i:)asscd, 
14  k  1.')  Vict.,  c.  173,  respecting  the  patronage  of  certain  Rectories, 
estahlished  by  letters  patent  in  Canada,  on  a  vacancy  in  any  Rec- 
tory so  established  in  the  Diocoso  of  Montreal,  the  Churchwardens 
of  the  Parish  Church,  having  received  notice  of  such  vacancy  from 
the  Lord  Bishop,  shall  proceed  to  summon  a  meeting  of  the  Ves- 
try, as  constituted  under  the  Church  TL'm})oralities  Act,  (notice  of 
such  Inti'nded  meeting  having  l)oon  affixed  to  the  door  of  the 
Church  on  two  previous  Sundays,)  for  the  purpose  of  chooshig  two 
or  more  Clergymen,  in  priests'  Orders,  whose  names  shall 
be  forthwith  returned  to  th(>  Bishop,  in  order  that  his 
Lordship  may,  if  they  shall  be  i'ouiid  otherwise  canoni- 
cally  (jualitied,  select  one  of  them  for  institution  to  the 
said  lli'ctory  ;  and  no  informality  in  the  manner  of  choo- 
sing sufh  Clergymen  by  the  Vestry,  shall  invalidate  the  institu- 
tion, unless  notice  in  writing  shall  have  been  sent  to  the  Bishop, 
or  his  Connnissary,  within  twenty-one  days  from  the  date  of  the 
nomination.  But  if  no  such  nomination  shall  be  made  by  the  ves- 
try, and  returned  to  the  Bisho}),  or  his  Connnissary,  witliin  three 
calendar  months  from  the  date  of  notice  of  the  vacancy  sent  to 
the  Church-wardens,  then  the  right  of  presenting  an  Incumbent 
or  Minister  to  the  said  vacant  Rectory,  shall  rest  absolutely  with 
the  Bishoj). 

No  2)ubl.c  meeting  was  held  in  January.  The  Metropolitan  and 
Central  Board,  deeming  it  (4xi)cdient  under  existing  circumstances 
to  postpone  the  Public  meeting  until  June. 

The  annual  business  meeting  was  held  in  the  Cathedral  School 
Room  Tuesday  21st. 


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CHURCH  SOCIETY  OF  THE  DIOCESE 
OF  MONTREAL. 

The  Annual  Business  Meeting  of  the  Churcli  Society  of  the 
Diocese  of  Montreal  was  held  in  the  Cathcilivil  Si',hool  Kooni  at 
noon  on  Tuesday  last,  the  Vi;uv  Rkv.  thk  1)i:a\  in  the  Cliair.  By 
the  recjuest  of  the  Chairman,  the  Secretary,  Rev.  CaxoxBalcii,  D.D., 
oi)ened  the  meeting  with  prayer. 

The  Dean  suggested  that  it  might  he  advisable,  in  view  of  the 
proposed  amalgamation  of  the  Cluirch  Society  with  the  Diocesan 
Synod,  which  would  probably  be  eti'ected  in  June  next,  to  re-elect 
the  officers  of  this  Society  until  that  time. 

Rev.  Canon  Bancuokt,  D.D.,  moved,  seconded  by  Rev.  Mr. 
LoxsDKLL,  ''Tliat  the  various  office-bearers  be  re(iuestcd  to  con- 
tinue in  office  until  that  time,  Avliich  was  carried. 

Tup:  Dean  explained  that  in  conscfjuence  of  the  absence  of  Ilis 
Lordship  the  Metropolitan  in  England,  and  for  other  reasons,  the 
Annual  Public  Meeting  of  the  Society  would  not  take  place  this 
year  until  Easter.  The  Annual  lleport,  however,  would  now  be 
read  by  the  Secretary. 

Rev.  Canon  Bai,cu  read  the  Report,  whicli  is  as  follows, — the 
Treasurer's  Statement  being  read  in  its  i)i;oper  i)laco  by  Mr. 
James  Ilutton : — 

The  Central  Board  of  the  Diocesan  Church  Society  in  presenting 
their  Seventeenth  Annual  Report,  do  so  with  a  devout  expression 
of  gratitude  to  Cod,  for  the  blessings  which  lie  has  graciously 
vouchsafed  to  the  Society,  during  the  year  that  is  past. 

The  Officers  of  the  Society  and  the  Missionaries  in  the  field,  in 
good  health,  with  diligence  and  Hdelity,  have  discharged  their 
respective  duties. 

The  reports  of  the  Diocesan  Clergy  are  herewith  submitted, 
giving  details  full  of  interest  to  every  member  of  the  Chui'ch. 

Before  making  tlie  analysis  of  those  rei)orts,  or  indicating  the 
work  which  lies  before  us  for  the  coming  year,  there  are  one  or 
two  matters  of  special  interest  which  demand  attention. 

We  are  again  deprived  by  absence  of  the  wise  counsel  and  hearty 
sympathy  of  our  venerated  and  beloved  Bishop.  But  our  loss  is 
the  Church's  gain,  in  other  directions.  The  Society  for  tlie  Pro- 
pagation of  the  Gospel,  to  which  the  Colonial  Church  owes  a  debt 
of  gratitude  lasting  as  time  itself,  has  availed  herself  of  the  Metro- 


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politan's  presence  in  England,  to  obtain  his  valual)lo  aid,  by  scr- 
mons,  public  addresses,  and  more  private  eftbrts,  to  enlarge  tlie 
Society's  revenue,  and  to  increase  her  efficiency.  Our  Bishoi)  is 
thus  paying  back,  part  of  the  debt,  which  the  Church  in  Canada 
owes  to  the  Church  at  Home. 

The  important  part  ho  has  taken  in  the  late  Council  of  Lambeth 
should  also  reconcile  us  to  the  loss  we  sustain  by  his  absence. 
The  real  bearing  and  abiding  effects  of  that  great  Synod  of  the 
Church,  cannot,  for  some  years  to  come,  be  duly  estimated.  Time 
must  be  allowed  for  the  moral  forces  gathered  in  the  Council  of 
the  19th  century  to  work  out  their  legitimate  effects.  Of  one  thing 
we  may  rest  assured — the  unity  of  the  Church  will  be  strengthened, 
and  its  missionary  life,  be  increased  by  that  Synod. 

Before  long  his  work  in  England  ended,  we  hope  to  welcome  to 
his  Diocese  our  Bishop  and  liis  amiable  wife,  wliose  grace  and  affa- 
bility made  the  See  House  so  pleasant  to  the  Clergy — and  for  whose 
continued  health  and  happiness  they  sincerely  pray. 

Another  fact  of  special  interest  is  this:  We  meet  to-day  as  the 
Church  Society  of  the  Diocese  of  Montreal  for  the  last  time.  The 
Act  of  Parliament  incorporating  the  Synod  of  the  Diocese  and  the 
Church  Society  into  one  corporation,  is  now,  or  will  be  soon,  in 
force.  Henceforth,  with  every  right,  immunity  and  privilege  of 
each  separate  corporation  carefully  preserved  in  the  new,  but  with 
superadded  facilities  for  good,  we  shall  occupy,  we  trust,  an  enlarg- 
ed sphei'o  of  usefulness. 

IXCO.MK    AND   EXPENDITURE. 

It  appears  from  the  Treasurer's  report  that  there  was  received, 

In  1SG6  from  subscriiitions  and  collections  $5103  00 

From  legacies 375  00 

In  1HG7  from  subcrii)tions  and  collections 5391  67 

Legacies 00 

Grants  to  Stations,  18GG $4714  67 

"    "        "   1877 5540  81 

The  income  from  collections  and  subsciptionsiu  1867  ex- 
ceeds iiie  income  of  18GG  by 288  67 

Th<>  income  from  the  city  parishes  in  18GG  was  less  than 

that  of  the  year  18G5  by 468  72 

The  iucreiisc  from  the  city  parishes  in  1867  over  that  of 

lS6Gis 62300 

The  increase  of  subscriptions  from  the  country  in  1866 

over  that  of  1865  was $79  93 

The  decrease  in  1867  from  tliat  of  1866  is 559  CO 


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The  grants  in  1SG7  in  excess  of  those  of  ISGG,  and  tho 
docrcaso  of  income  from  soukj  ruri.shos  and  Stations, 
together  witli  tho  ordinary  expenses,  leave  a  hahinco 

due  the  Treasurer  of JjlltO  (j!) 

All  the  Parishes  and  Stations  visited  by  tho  Secretary,  inertsased 
their  collections,  some  of  them,  largely.  This  abstract  is  nf)t  com- 
plete, because  all  tho  returns  have  not  b(»en  made.  The  Tieasurer 
and  Secretary  will  make  a  thorough  analysis  of  the  reports  of  botli 
years,  and  in  the  i)rinted  report  furnish  tho  Church  with  all  the 
information  which  may  be  desired.* 

We  come  now  to  tlie  (question, — What  shall  we  do  for  tho  better 
.sui)port  of  missions  ? 

Look  at  the  facts  for  a  moment.  Facts  are  said  to  bo  tho  foot- 
prints of  God, — their  logic  is  the  voice  of  God. 

If  in  obedience  to  the  Divine  command,  the  Gospel  is  prcu-licd 
to  every  creatm-e,  so  far  as  the  Dominion  and  the  British  L'loviucos 
in  North  America  are  concerned,  the  ten  dioceses  now  erected 
within  its  borders  must  do  the  work,  and  the  Metropolitical  Diocese 
of  Montreal  must  do  her  fair  share  of  it.  God  re(]uiros  this  at 
our  hands,  because  lie  i)Ut  us  here,  and  gave  us  the  ability  to  do 
tho  work. — Ability  and  opportunity  are  God's  coniunmd  in 
Providence. 

Without  anticipating  what  properly  belongs  to,  and  must  in 
time  become  the  work  of  a  general  Missionary  Society  of  British 
North  America,  let  us  conllne  our  attention  to  the  Dioc(vse  of 
Montreal,  and  let  us  try  and  combine  th(i  thorougluu^ss  of  sp.ulo 
culture,  with  the  broad  furrow  of  tlie  plough.  After  carel'ul  con- 
sideration by  the  late  Secretary  and  tlie  Treasurer,  they  estimate 
that  20,000  persons  belong  to  the  Church  in  this  Diocese.  By  the 
Chancellor  of  the  Diocese,  after  investigation  made  by  him,  tho 
number  is  supposed  to  be  still  greatcu-.  On  consulting  tlu;  statis- 
tical work  of  Mr.  Lowe,  the  Year  Book,  we  find  it  stated  tliat  tho 
Chvu'ch  of  England  in  (iueljec,  formeily  (Lower  Canada.)  eon- 
tains  03,487  members.  We  have  no  means  of  ascertaining  what 
proportion  of  this  number  belong  to  the  Diocese  of  Montreal ; 
but  we  are  sale  in  assuming  that  the  Church  jjopulation  is  20,000. 
The  probability  is,  that  it  is  much  greater ;  and  this,  of  course, 
woukl,  for  all  the  purposes  of  our  argument,  make  every  point 
taken  still  stronger,  and  the  conclusion  more  safe  and  reliable. 

*  Tho  publication  ofllie  .loiiiiial  lias  t)e('ii  deliiyud  in  order  to  coniploto  the  ana- 
lysis, but  up  to  tlie  i)rpf*i'iit  diitc,  ."\larcli  23rd,  only  a  lew  rt'pli«'s  to  tlio  circular  liavo 
boon' received.  If  all  are  rcciived  in  tinu!  it  will  be  given  in  a  supplementary  re- 
port at  the  meeting  ot  the  .Synod  in  June. 


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Those  20,0(X)  persons  arc,  by  God's  command,  in  tlieir  several 
«l<'gr.  OS  and  stations,  entrusted  with  the  work  of  maintaining 
the  Church  for  tliomselves,  and  extending  its  blessings  to  those 
who  are  destitute  of  the  moans  of  grace. 

This  requires  money  and  personal  labour.  By  the  Lord's  ordi- 
nance, Himself  the  great  missionary,  missions  are  just,  righteous, 
holy  works.  They  honour  (Jod  and  bless  man.  They  are  not  gra- 
tuitous acts  of  pity,  but  higli  and  noble  acts  of  duty ;  the  highest 
and  noblest  work  man  can  do— angels  would  be  honoured  by  dis- 
cJiarging  it,— angels  and  archangels  have  been  employed  in  some 
of  its  subordinate  function-!. 

We  show  our  appreciation  of  missions  by  the  labour  we  bestow 
and  the  money  we  give,  and  the  prayers  we  otter. 

Our  present  income,  by  which  we  mean  moneys  given  to  the 
Board  to  distribute,  is  |5,391.  When  a  parish  or  station  gives 
money  to  build  a  fence,  paint  the  church,  put  up  an  organ,  or 
j)ay  their  clergyman,  they  are  all  part  of  the  duty  of  maintaining 
tlie  Church,  and  are  good  works,  but  begin  and  terminate  in  them- 
selves. What  we  now  speak  of  relates  to  missions  in  their  proper 
sense,  and  the  amount  is  |5,391.  Shall  we  go  on  as  we  have  done  ? 
tloing  no  more,  attempting  no  more?  That  is  impossible.  Our 
income  from  the  S.  P.  G.  is  every  year  becoming  less ;  soon  it  may 
cease  altogether.  On  the  other  hand,  the  number  of  stations  and 
places  demanding  missionary  labour  in  the  Diocese  is  increasing, 
and  the  faithful  men  now  in  the  field  are  not  half  supported  a* 
they  should  be.  The  Board,  feeling  this  pressure,  have  voted  more 
money  than  they  have  in  hand,  and  hence  the  deficit  in  the  treasury. 

What  shall  we  do  ?  Go  backwards  and  retrench,  stand  still  and 
struggle  to  keep  from  sinking,  or  go  forward,  and  with  bold  and 
determined  effort  win  conquests  for  our  master?  Forward  is  the 
word.  The  Church  is  aggressive,  and  must  be  if  she  is  a  living 
Church.  To  retreat  and  retrench,  is  voluntary  decay.  To  aim 
only  at  maintaining  present  status,  is  to  ensure  feebleness  of 
heart  and  effort,  if  not  actual  paralysis.  Life,  growth  and  success 
with  God's  blessing  attach  to  the  onward  policy — (Ex.  14,  15). 

The  Board  have  no  radical  changes  to  propose.  The  plans  now 
in  operation  are,  so  far  as  they  go,  good,  especially  those  in  charge 
of  the  Daughters  of  the  Church.  What  we  need  is,  more  work, 
and  more  frequent  work.  Where  one  cent  has  been  given,  to  see 
that  two  are  hereafter  given,  where  it  has  been  given  once  a  year, 
to  see  that  it  is  given  twice  or  four  times, — better  still,  weekly, 
^'requent  Ruri-decanal  meetings  pervaded  by  the  missionary  ele- 

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ment;  viHits  of  the  Socrotary,  undor  the  dirocf  ion  of  the  Rector  oi- 
Jncumbont,  circulating  Missionary  information  ;  overall,  the  watch- 
ful eye  and  wise  counsel  of  the  Bishoj),  giving  unity  and  force  to 
every  effort,  strengthening  the  weak,directing  the  j»ovverful.  These 
and  kindred  efforts,  combined,  determine<l,  i)ersevering,  must, 
vs'ith  (iod's  blessing,  train  up  a  generation  of  Cluu-chmen,  who  will 
not  lean  upon  the  S.  l\  (i.,  or  any  external  aid  ;  but  will  bless  (Jod 
for  the  courage  to  be  self  reliant,  and  to  live  and  labour  for  Him ;  and 
joyfully  to  take  even  the  spoiling  of  their  goods  for  the  Church's 
sake. 

Our  present  income  from  all  sources  is  about  |6,()(M),not  equal  to 
three-fourths  of  acent  per  week  for  each  of  the  2(),()(M)Church  peoj)le. 
Now  if  one  person,  one  family,one  parish,  can,  by  j)rop(»r  exertions, 
be  brought  to  see  the  claims  of  the  Missions  in  their  just  light,  so 
as  to  feel  it  a  i)rivilege  as  well  as  a  duty,  to  give  an  average  of  at 
least  10  cents  i)er  week,  2  i)ersous,  2  families,  2  parishes  may  bo 
induced  to  do  the  same.  If  the  obligation  and  duty  or  privilege 
rest  on  one,  they  do  ecjually  on  all.  Why  not  attem])t  to  bring  the 
whole  C'huich  uj)  to  the  same  standard  ?  It  has  been  done  and  far 
beyond  this  mhiimum,  by  others, — why  not  by  us  ? 

Supi)Ose  it  is  some  trouble?  To  do  without  the  means  of  gracA 
involves  greater  troul)les.  It  is  not  our  way, — granted, — and  if 
our  way  is  a  poor  way  of  doing  things,  the  soon<'r  we  abandon  it 
for  a  wiser,  the  better.  It  is  impracticable, says  another.  Thisde- 
jiends  on  the  light  in  which  we  regard,  and  the  mode  in  which  wo 
attempt  it.  Suppose  a  man  wishes  to  get  from  the  1st  to  the  2nd 
story  of  a  house.  If  he  folds  his  arms  in  des2>iiir  and  says  it  is  im- 
j)racticable — he  will  not  attempt  it.  This  is  a  wrong  way  of  re- 
garding the  matter.  Suppose  he  tries  with  one  step  to  go  from  the 
bottom  to  the  top  of  the  stairs  he  will  find  this  is  a  wrong  way  of 
^loing  it,  but  if  he  take  one  step  at  a  time  and  keep  on,  he  land.s 
at  the  top,  securely  and  easily.  So  of  this  work.  Let  us  take  one 
step  at  a  time.  The  first  step  is  to  satisfy  ourselves  what  is  the 
right  thing  to  do — the  next  is  to  persuade  others  to  be  of  the  same 
mind,  and  so  on  until  full  success  crown  our  efforts.  Or  suppose  you 
go  to  a  labouring  man  or  a  laundress,  and  ask  for  50  cents  for  tho 
Church,  probably  they  will  say,  it  is  beyond  their  means.  Go  on 
Monday  and  ask  for  one  cent  and  who  will  refuse,  and  so  of  each 
Monday,  and  this  one  cent  alone  given  by  the  20,0(X)  weekly  would 
yield  $10,(X)0  per  annum,  instead  of  the  $6,000  we  now  receive,  and 
no  one  would  feel  the  burden.  But  is  it  our  aim  to  give  to  God 
what  costs  us  nothing  ?    Do  we  wish  for  a  standard  so  low,  that  th« 


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rocommondiition  of   any  i)l;m   is,   that    nol)0(ly  fools   the  tax  ? 
Suroly  not. 

But  it  irt  a  new  i)hin,  says  anotlicM'  of  thoso  ohjoctors— who  aro 
l>oworful  to  obstruct,  but  fecblo  to  help  on  Missions.  'J'l,,'  alloL'a- 
tion  is  not  correct,  the  phui  is  not  n(.'W.  It  is  as  old  as  Christianity 
itself,  it  is  the  Apostles'  way,  it  is  the  Bible's  i.hm.  <'Let  every 
one  of  you  upon  tlm  Hrst  day  of  the  week,  liy  by  him  in  store  as  " 
God  hath  prospered  him." — (1  Cor.  xvi.  2.)  ' 

We  admit  that  novelties  in  reli<,'ion  are  dangerous  in  proportion 
as  tJK'y  arc  new— an<l  whilst  the  world  hiis  improved  in  science  and 
art,  she  cannot  imi)rove  the  Church  or  the  Sacraments,  Cod  has  fold- 
ed up  in  the  book  of  creation,  wonderful  secrets  and  hu:ts  to  reward 
the  study  and  toil  of  man.     The  mariner's  compass,  the  electric 
cable,  and  the  stcMim  engine,  were  in  their  elements  and  jjowers  in 
the  (Jarden  of  Kd«>n.     But  thousands  of  years  el  ipsed  before  men 
ii'ai»e<l  thair  mini  fold  benelils.     Not  s  j  with  Revelation.     Its  truth 
an<l  facts  come  from  God,  i)erfect  and  comi)lete.  Not  a  principle  es- 
sential to  the  Church,  but  may  be  found  in  Revelation.     Its  orders 
and  oi'dinanees,  its  growth  and  work— motives,  rewards  and  princi- 
ples of  Missions,  all  are  in  the  Book.  Weekly  offerings,  systematic, 
habitual    giving,  working,   praying.     Neither  lias  modern  piety 
been  able  to  devise  a  better  mode  of  maintaining  Missions,  than 
th<^  weekly  otic  rings   enjoined  in  the   8crii)tures.     [The  ]{oman- 
ists  and  the  Methodists  have  practically  found  its  value.]     We 
have  recognized  it  in  previous  rei)orts,  in  resolutions,  speeches 
and  boxes.     The  late  -ludge  McCord,  several  years  since,   urged 
the  weekly  otl'ering  and  the  minimum  average  of  5  cents.    But  the 
<'hurch  has  reduced  it  to  j)ractice  only  on  a  limited  scale,  and  ia  a 
j>artial  manner.   To  give  it  a  fair  trial  we  must  h  ive  living  personal 
agency.     The  Secretary  must  be  ready  at  all  times  when  directed 
by  the  Bishop  or  re(iuested  by  the  clergy,  to  give  his  aid,  in  such 
a  manner  as  they  deem  best.     The  laity  must  be  taught  that  they 
have  a  share  in  this  work,  by  the  Lord's  own  appointment.    The 
children  of  the  Sunday  School  and  Parochial  School  must,  witli 
line  upon  line,  and  precept  on  precept,  be  fed  on  Missionary  food. 
The  Missionai-y  box  should  be  a  household  fixture,  a  recognized 
necessity  of  every  cliurchman's  home,     I^et  us  avow  distinctly  and 
boldly,  that  we   mean  no  half-way  measures,  but  thorough  work, 
growing  and  increasing  work  j  work  that  will  honour  God  and  blesa 
man. 

Others  have  done  so  and  succeeded.  We  can  do  so  and  succeed. 
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(liHtinct  arul  |iractioiilil»>  object.  Wo  mUMt  attempt  groat  things,  if 
wo  would  acooinpliHli  them.  No  man  and  no  Chiireh  acIlievo^ 
t'uelj  results  l»y  accident.  TlH'y  must  he  sharply  and  str()n;.'ly 
defined.  I)ifli«'ulties  wo  iXpoet.  It'  there  Wore  none  where  would 
he  tho  test  of  our  faith,  or  proof  of  our  love?  I)inieultios  are 
■.'onorally  in  proportion  to  the  greatness  of  the  work  to  he  aeoom- 
jilishod.  And  the  dang«'r  we  iiave  to  guard  against,  is  that  of 
ht'lieving  ditlieulties  insuperahle,  which  only  nujuire  a  resolute 
effort  to  comiuer.  Now  what  wo  proposes  for  tho  coming  year  of 
our  now  organisation,  is  to  make  tlu^  minimum  avt'rago  of  oojitri- 
hution  for  each  of  the  li(),(K)()  persons  belonging  to  the  Chinch,  at 
10  cents  weekly.  What  tho  lioard  asks  every  member  of  the  Synod 
to  do — what,  in  fact,  is  the  groat  woik  to  b(^  accom])lished  for  tho 
*^teady,  enlarged  and  successful  working  of  missions,  is  to  establisli 
as  a  minimum  rate  of  average  contribution  for  tho  2(),0(X)  C'luu'oli 
jiooplo  of  this  Diocese  not  loss  than  10  cents  per  week.  This  is  ;i 
definite  object  for  every  clergyman  to  sot  before  himself  and  his 
people,  lie  may  work  it  in  any  mode  ho  and  his  vestry  and  ptojilo 
may  think  best;  but  tho  Board  asks,  as  tho  (,'hurch's  agent,  with 
tho  known  sanction  of  our  Bishoi),  for  every  such  earnest  ottbrt, 
with  the  .solemn  conviction  pressing  on  our  consciences,  that  wo 
nnist  come  to  .some  such  result  if  wo  would  j)rosper  and  have  tho 
Lord's  blessing,  with  a  firm  belief  that  it  is  a  plan  wise,  feasible 
and  full  of  promise  for  good  to  the  whole  C'hurch, — tho  beginning 
and  earnest  of  greater  things, — the  Bible  plan  of  sui)i)orting  mis- 
sions. Tho  i>rimitive  Christians  sold  all  they  had  and  laid  the 
j)rice  of  their  possessions  at  the  apostles'  feet,  so  that  distribution 
of  food  and  raiment  might  be  made  to  their  poorer  brethren. 

God  asks  us  to  give  living  bread  to  tho  soul,  and  what  is  oui 
lesponse  so  far  as  such  gifts  are  concerned?  Hardly  a  cent  a  week, 
although  God  foods  us  three  times  a  day,  though  His  angels  aro 
ministering  spirits  about  our  paths,  though  He  gave  His  son  to 
redeem  us  by  the  sacrifice  of  Calvary,  though  His  tlirone  of  grace 
U  ever  accessible  to  our  wants,  and  sorrows  and  sins;  though  He 
gives  us  the  consolations  of  the  Gospel  in  this  world  and  the  man- 
sions  of  bliss  in  the  next, — in  return  for  all  this,  as  a  Church,  as  a 
]>eople  highly  favoured  in  every  respect;  politically,  with  a  bene- 
ficent Government;  socially,  with  every  blessing  we  could  reason- 
ably ask  ;  and  spiritually,  with  a  pure  Apostolic  Church ;  what  is  the 
measure  of  the  proof  which,  of  all  proofs,  God  most  esteems  as  the 
daily  evidence  of  our  devotion  and  grateful  acknowledgment  for 
all  these  blesshigs?    Little  more  that  three-fourths  of  one  cent 


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thon  ask  too  nmeh?  Is  it  a  heavy  bin-den,  grievous  to  be  borne. 
whiMi  we  ask  that  our  niinintuni  average  h.-real'ter  shall  b.^  at  least 
ten  eontrt  weekly?  We  do  not  take  the  Law'n  standard  and  ask  a 
tenth  of  the  whole  income.  Ten  cents  a  week  is  but  #5.20  por  an- 
num. Will  any  person  be  oppressed  by  siieli  a  measure?  Ami  yet, 
this  would  swell  our  in(M)me  to  over  #100,000.  |t  would  support 
deeently  the  Missionaries  now  in  the  field,  and  would  make  the 
minitnum  stipend  of  a  single  (,'UM-gyman  about  sUTiK),  ami  that  of  .^ 
married  ClergynuMi  not  less  than  !fl,(HH»  per  annum.  It  would 
(loul)le  the  stations,  and  enable  the  Hishop  to  plant  a  (Jhureli 
wherever  and  whenever  need.«d.  What  is  more,  it  would  far  more 
than  double  the  al)ility  of  the  ( 'hurch  to  obey  her  Lord's  command, 
"for  look,"  saysScriptur.',  "what  a  man  layethout,  it  shall  be  paid 
liim  again,  (Jod  will  bo  no  man's  debtor.''  "There  is  tliat  scat- 
tereth,  and  yet  inereaseth." 

The  Board  will  close  their  Uei)ort  l>y  reminding  the  <'lergy  who 
occu})y  the  smaller  stations,  Dk;  outlying  posts  of  the  eamp  of 
Israel,  how  important  to  the  safety  and  success  of  the  great  cause 
of  missions  it  is,  that  those  posts  should  bo  held  by  able  and  faith- 
ful  men.  They  may  appear  small  and  comparatively  unimportant. 
Tlie  work  done  may  not,  in  the  annual  report,  swell  out  in  numbers 
or  amounts  ;  but  this  is  no  sound  rule  of  judgment.  TheUedeomei' 
Jiad  but  one  solitary  woman  as  a  congregation  when  he  preached 
the  glorious  sermon  of  the  water  of  life  ;  three  disciples  only  were 
present  when  Moses  and  Eli^is  talked  with  Christ'on  the  Mount ; 
the  infant  Church,  twelve  in  number,  were  in  the  banjue,  when  II o 
walked  on  the  waters  and  calmed  their  fears.  Mary  alone  was 
firoxy  for  the  human  race  to  welcome  the  ris^ii  King  on  the 
morning  of  His  resurrection,  and  the  Judge  of  all  the  earth  declare<l 
of  the  widow's  gift,  she  hath  cast  in  more  than  they  all.  Numbers 
and  amounts  are  no  necessary  or  infallible  elements  of  just  calcu- 
lation in  that  kingdom  which  ('hrist  says,  is  not  of  this  world.  But 
the  rule  is  thus  :  "  she  hath  done  what  she  could"— "she  hath  cast 
in  her  all."  The  humble  missionary  who  in  the  Gatineau  or  the 
Townships  in  winter's  cold  and  summer's  heat,  faithful,  loving, 
untiring,  does  and  gives  all  he  can,  is  equally  near  artd  dear  to  the 
Saviour,  as  if  he  ministered  in  the  glorious  Abbey  or  crowded 
("athedral  of  St.  Paul.  In  proposing  a  minimum  limit  of  average 
con*  ibution  for  the  coming  ye;ir,  the  Board  are  satisfied  it  is  one 
quite  within  the  power  of  any  station,  ami  a  much  larger  average 
should  be  attempted  by  many  of  the  parishes,  and  with  these  sug- 
gestions they  beg  leave  to  surrender  their  trust,  and  earnestly 


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j)ray  that  under  our  new  organization,  liberal  things  will  V>e  devised,, 
and  so  by  liberal  things  shall  we  stand. 

Rev.  Caxox  Balch  explained  that  it  was  proposed  to  analyze 
the  sources  of  revenue  of  the  Society  during  the  past  year.  Some 
parishes  had  largely  increased  their  contributions,  and  yet  there 
was  a  deficiency,  which  must  come  from  somewhere.  It  was 
proposed  to  ascertain  how  this  arose,  so  that  an  exact  statement 
of  the  deficiency  might  be  laid  before  the  Society. 

Ven.  Akchdeacon  Leach  would  move  that  the  Report  be 
adopted,  and — since  it  seemed  particularly  well  calculated  to  have 
a  beneficial  effect  upon  the  finances  of  the  Church — that  it  be 
printed  and  circulated. 

Rev.  Geo.  Slack,  Rural  Dean  of  Bedford,  seconded  the  motion. 
lie  was  sure  that  they  must  all  have  listened  to  it  with  deep  satis- 
faction,  and  nothing  could  do  more  good  than  its  circulation.  He 
felt  a  good  deal  of  difhdonce  in  differing  from  the  Secretary  iu 
regard  to  the  average  which  he  had  placed  before  the  people. 

Rev.  Canon  Bond  said  that  the  suggestions  contained  in  the  ro. 
port  had  fi'equcntly  been  thrown  out,  but  had  never  before  boon 
demonstrated  as  feasible,  and  therefore  had  not  been  acted  ui)Oii. 
lie  suggested  that  the  part  of  the  report  which  had  been  rea<l 
should  be  printed  apart  from  the  details,  and  extensively  circulated. 

Vex.  Akchdeacon  Leach  agreed  to  amend  his  motion  in  tliis 
sense,  and  it  was  then  carried. 

The  Secretaky  explained  that  there  was  no  report  from  the  Mis- 
sion Board,  because  all  the  returns  had  not  been  sent  in. 

On  motion  of  the  Rev.  J.  B.  Davidson,  seconded  by  the  Rev. 
Canon  Bancroft,  it  was 

Resolved,  "  That  the  Secretary  be  respectfully  reciuested  to  con- 
nect with  the  recommendation  of  5  or  10  cents  weekly  contribu- 
tion, a  further  recommemlation  that  Auxiliary  Church  Aid  Associa- 
tions be  formed  in  every  Parish  or  country  station  with  suitable 
officers,  to  carry  the  plan  mto  execution,  and  that  the  Secretary 
thereof  be  requested  to  report  progress  to  the  Central  office,  and 
transmit  contributions  at  least  once  in  three  months."     Adopted. 

After  the  recej^tion  and  i-eference  of  the  Rev.  R.  Lindsay's  rejiort 
on  the  "Sustontation  Fund"'  anil  the  transaction  of  some  otlior 
business,  the  Society,  on  motion  of  the  Rev.  G.  Slack,  seconded 
by  Major  Camjtbell,  imanimously  instructed  the  Secretary  to  enter 
on  the  record  of  the  Church  Society,  a  suitable  resolution,  ex])ress- 
ing  its  sense  of  the  loss  sustained  by  the  Church  in  the  death  of  the 
late  Presiding  Bishop  of  the  Church  in  the  U.  S.  and  to  traiisniit 
a  copy  of  the  same  to  the  family  of  the  deceased ;  and  then,  the 
meeting  was  closed  by  the  Very  Rev.  the  Dean,  who  pronounced 
the  Benediction. 


23 

The  following  are  the  returns  from  the  Churches  in  Montreal. 

CHRIST  CHUUCH  CATHEDRAT,. 

The  Very  Rev.  the  Dean  of  Montrecil  reports : 

Communicants  .—Easter oqq 

-Averago '■■■    jg^ 

Whole  number  about goo 

Holy  Communion:— Y'lTit  Sunday  in  the  month  at  11  a.m. 
Third  Sunday  in  the  month  at  9  a.m. 
Services  .-Sunday  at  11  a.m. :  3^  p.m. :  7  p.m.  Seats  free  at  evening  seryice. 
Daily  at  11^  a.m. :  throughout  the  year. 
"         4  p.m.  from  October  to  Easter. 
"         5  p.m.  from  Easter  to  October. 

Offices  .—Baptisms r^Q 

Marriages J7 

Burials 34 

Sunday-school  at  2j  p.m. 

Teachers.  Scholar.". 

Number  on  the  Books 34  256       290 

Average  attendance 30  175       205 

From  \st  Dec,  1867,  to  Vlth  Jan.,  1868. 
Clothing  Society  .-—Meeting  on  Saturdays  weekly  during  the  winter. 

The  following  sums  have  been  paid  to  the  Church  Society  for  the 

year  18G7 : 

Annual  Subscriptions $785  75 

Missionary  Boxes 75  95 

Collections  for  Mission  Fund 459  53 

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The  following  amounts  have  been  raised  for  local 

purposes : 

rew  Rents $8000  03 

Offertory 2903  30 

Cathedral  Debt 8213  00 

Church  Home. 

Special  Collection 54  33 

Annual  Subscription 272  37 

Clothing  Society. 

Special  (.'olk'ction 65  55 

Annual  Subs^criptions '. 140  00 

Diocesan  Synod 20  00 

The  Poor  (Special  Colloc;ion) 139  84 

819808  39 

The  following  sums  have  been  contributed  for 

other  purposes : 

Indian  Mission mi  ^ 

Anglo- American. 

Church  at  I'arls °-'  ''J 

Ladies'  Benevolent  Institution '^  ^^ 

St.  Mary's,  llochelaga _!?_^ 

#275  70 
Total *21405  32 


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The  Collection  for  tho  Widow's  and  Orphan's  Fund  was  uninten- 
tionally omitted.     It  is  proposed  to  make  up  the  deficiency  next 

year. 

ST.  George's  ciiurcu. 

Rev.  Canon  Bond  and  Rev.  E.  Sullivan  report : 

Communicants :-  Easter 210 

Average 186 

Whole  number  about 460 

0^'ces.— Marriage? .30 

Baptisms 'JS 

Burials 27 

Services  .—Sundays,  Wednesdays,  and  Thursdays  (Mission  School ),  through 
out  the  year,  twice  a  week  during  Lent;  Services  preparatory 
to  Lords  Supper,  Friday  evenings. 
Sundnyschools  .—Teachers'  services,  Sunday  afternoons  and  Friday  even- 
ings throughout  the  year. 
Attendance  (largo't)  486. 
On  tho  Books  567. 
District  Visiting  Society  .—'Meeting  Tuesday  after  Sacrament  Sunday. 
Dorcas  Meeting  Society  .—Wednesday  from  October  to  Lent. 

Contribution?  in  1867  for  Church  Society: 

Church  Missions  Regular  Sermon ?105  67 

"  "        preached  by  Canon  Balch  out  of  which  is") 

to  be  taken  an  average  for  the  Widows  and  Orphans'  > Total. . .  ,302. 

Fund,S20100 J 

Subscriptions  and  Donations 

Church  Missions  (Thanksgiving  Day )  46  28 

For  Local  Purposes : 

Weekly  Collections $1581  58 

Pew  Konts 4620  50 

Offertory  for  D.  V.  S 30"  00 

Wood  for  poor 261  68 

Dorcas  Society  (about) 350  00 

Sunday-schools  (2) 276  25 

Collections  in  Sunday-school  for  Missionary  purposes : 

City  Mission .«120  00 

Bible  Woman 100  00 

New  Mission  house 670  00 

Contributions  for  other  purposes  : 

Sabrevois  Mission .'?80  00 

Pan  Anglican  100  00 

Labrador  Mission  ^about) 300  00 

TRINITY  CHURCH. 

Rev.  Canon  Bancroft,  and  Rev.  J.  P.  Dumoulin  report : 

Communicants  .—Christmas  Day 2(«"> 

Candidates  confirmed 30 

Holy  Communion  .—First  Sunday  in  the  month  at  11  a.m. 

On  Easter  and  Christmas  Day  at  9  a.m.,  and  11  a.m. 
5en?ice8 .—Sunday  at  11  a.m. :  7  p.m. 

Wednesdays,  7J  p.m.  in  Lent 

Fridays,  4  p.m.  and  Good  Friday  at  11  a.m.  and  7  p.m. 


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Offices  .—Baptisms 5T 

Marriages 42 

Burials 37 

Sunday-school  at  3  p.m. 

Largest  attendance,  No.  1 302 

No.  2 48 

3  Libraries,  1551  volumes. 
Church  Society, 

Subscriptions $88  50 

Sermon  for  Missions 86  01 

"Widows  and  Orphans "0  09 

Pew  rents  Eastor  to  Easter  {paid  in) 3575  10 

Sunday  Collections 1639  35 

Collected  by  Box  L.  L.  in  the  Church  for  building  fund  . .      696  65 

Quarterly  Collection 137  98 

Extra  Collection  for  Poor  in  Nov 131  53 

"  "  Christmas 116  31 

Dorcas  and  other  Debts 180  00 

Diocesan  Synod 20  00 

Sabrevois  Mission 12  00 

Sunday-  chool 376  82 

Toung  mens'  Association 168  5ft 

$7298  70 
CHURCH    OF   ST.    JAMES   THE   ATOSTLE. 

Rbv.  J.  Ellegood  reports  : 

Missionary  purposes ^1271  25 

Widows  and  Orphans 30  00 

Local  purposes 4600  00 

Special  Missionary  purposes 39  50 

$4910  75 
ST.  Stephen's  church. 
Riv.  W.  B.  CuRRAN  reports  :— Baptisms  60  j  Marriages  18 ;  Burials 


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Subscriptions  to  Church  Society $68  50 

Missionary  i)urposcs 32  00 

Widows  and  Orphans'  Fund 15  0*> 

Contributions  to  local  purposes  including  pew  rents,  55 

collections,  and  about 1^27  0* 

Total $1927  50 

ST.    THOMAS   CHURCH. 

Rev.  J.  a.  McLeod  reports: 
Collected  for  Clmrch  Socictij. 

Missionary  purposes $12  32 

"  2nd  Collection....      5  52 

Widows  and  Orphans'  Fund 6  40 

Subscriptions 20  00 


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Collected  for  Sunday-school. 

Library,  Festival,  &c 90  IT 

"       for  Synod 3  26 

Sunday  Collections 117  67 

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DEANERY  OF  BEDFORD. 

ABBOTSFORD,  ROUGEMONT,  AND  MILTON. 
Rev.  F.  Robinson  reports  that,  although  he  has  not  yet  receivo(( 
full  returns  he  is  confident  that  a  detailed  financial  statement 
would  show  an  aggregate  income,  for  the  whole  Mission,  during 
the  past  year,  of  five  hundred  dollars,  including  interest  on  the 
Endowment  Fund,  and  $140,  raised  and  expended  in  the  erec- 
tion of  a  Horse  Shed  at  Abbotsford. 

Much  to  the  regret  of  the  Incumbent  and  Congregation  of 
Rougcmont,  the  labours  of  the  Rev.  C.  F.  Tliorndike,  at  that 
place,  were  discontinued  in  July  last,  and  the  Sunday  duty  there 
has  again  wholly  fallen  upon  the  hands  of  the  Incumbent. 

The  Rev.  Mr.  Thorndike  was  unwearied  in  his  labours,  and 
especially  amongst  the  younger  members  of  the  Congregation, 
who  all  entertain  a  grateful  and  affectionate  remembrance  of  his 
faithfulness  and  kindness  towards  them. 

In  August  last,  by  appointment  of  the  Bishop,  the  Rev.  A.  (>. 
Taylor  removed  from  the  Deaneiy  of  St.  Andrews,  to  Milton  in  this 
Deanery,  where  he  is  labouring  faithfully,  as  well  as  at  St. 
Ilyacinthe  and  South  Roxton,  in  which  places  he  holds  services  on 
alternate  Sundays. 

It  is  pleasing  to  state  that  Mr.  Philip  Norman  of  St.  Simon  lias 
signified  his  intention  of  contributing  one  hundred  dollars  towards 
creating  an  Endowment  Fund  at  St.  Ilyacinthe,  or  increasing  the 
Fund  at  Abbotsford,  as  may  be  heieafter  found  most  desirable. 

Mrs.  11.  Robinson,  (of  Watei'loo),  has  placed  at  the  disposal  of 
the  Incumbent  of  this  Mission  the  sum  of  one  hundred  dollars 
towards  increasing  the  Endowment  Funds  of  Abbotsford  and 
Rougemont. 

May  these  examples  "  provoke  others  also  to  love  and  to  good 
works." 

Missionary  purposes  Abbottsford S4  50 

"  "         Rougemont 6  00 

Widows  and  Orphans'  Fund  Abbottsford 4  40 

'<  "  Rougemont 3  60 

««  "  Milton 1  55 

Endowment  Fund  Abbottsford 63  04 

"  "     Rougemont 30  00 

Thanksgiving  Abbottsford 10  00 

•'  Rougemont 4  00 


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Collected  at  Missionary  Meeting : 

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$5  00 

BEDFORD. 

The  Rev.  George  Slack  in  sending  his  Annual  Report  regrets  to 
be  obliged  to  say  that  the  amount  of  the  Annual  Subscriptions 
from  this  Mission  have  fallen  short  of  that  which  was  contributed 
last  year.  The  only  reason  that  can  be  assigned  is  one,  which 
must  be  admitted  to  have  weight— viz :  the  general  failure  in 
the  grain  crops  and  the  shortness  of  the  retuin  of  dairy  produce 
which  constitutes  the  chief  dependance  of  this  part  of  the  coun- 
tiy.  Farmers,  mechanics,  professional  men  and  merchants  all 
unite  in  declaring  it  to  have  been  one  of  the  hardest  years  that  has 
been  known  for  many  years  past.  The  details  of  amount  raised  in 
tliis  Mission  during  the  past  year  are  as  follows.  In  addition  to 
these  the  Incumbent  has  to  return  thanks  for  the  liberal  present 
from  Mr.  Spence  of  seven  beautifully  illuminated  texts,  which 
have  been  placed  over  the  windows  of  the  Church  : 

Annual  Subscriptions.  . .  847.50 

Collection  for  general  purposes 5.00 

"  for  Widows  and  Orphans  Fund 6.75 

Missionary  Meeting  in  October 8.25 

Collection  on  Thanksgiving  Day 5.38 

Subscription  to  add  to  S.  S.  Library 6.00 

Added  to  Endowment  Fund 104.26 

Total *183.14 

BROME. 

The  Rev.  R(  bt.  Lindsay  writes: — The  work  of  the  Mission  has 
]»roceedcd  as  usual.  Our  subscriptions  to  the  Society  are  not  large 
this  year  as  we  are  making  an  etibrt  to  support  an  assistant  to  take 
charge  of  outlying  districts.  By  the  assistance  of  the  Rev.  (.'. 
Bancroft,  jun.,  three  new  outstations  have  been  opened  and 
regularly  attended  and  an  extended  work  being  carried  on.  Our 
Church  School  has  been  enlarged  at  an  expense  of  $650  and  in  suc- 
cessful operation  under  Mr.  J.  S.  Archibald,  B.A.,  of  McGill  College. 
I  have  much  pleasureinacknowledgingmany  acts  of  kindness  and 
particularly  the  presentation  of  a  crate  of  crockery  from  the  ladies 
of  the  Congregation  of  St.  Paul's  Church,  Knowlton,  by  Mr.  L.  M. 
Knowlton  and  Mrs.  Dr.  Foster. 


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Missionary  delegation $24,21 

Church  Society 22.00 

Missionary  Sermon 10.30 

Thanksgiving  Sermon 6.25 

Widows  and  Orphans 7.41 

Subscription  to  Mission 380.00 

School  Building 500.00 

Offertory  Collections 130.00 

$1080.17 
BROME  WOODS  AND  FULFORD. 

The  Rev.  T.  W.  Fvf,ES  .sends  in  the  following  account  of  money 
collected  in  his  Mis.sion  during  the  i)iist  ye.ar : — 

HOLY  TRIXITY,  BRUME  WOODS. 

For  rarsonage: 

Proceeds  of  Fostiral $92  40i 

Subscriptions  of  I'arishiouers 155  85 


Contributions  towards  Clergyman's  support 

Offertory 

For  Church  Society : 

rroceeds  of  Missionar   Meeting —     84  70 
Clergyman's  Subscription 7  50 


$247  75i 
60  75 
12  471 


12  20 
2  70 


Collections  in  Sunday  School 

Total $335  88 

ST.  STEPHEN'S,  FULFORD. 

Contributions  towards  Clergyman's  support $12  50 

Offertory 3  64 


Total. 


$16  14 


Subscription  to  Church  Society  Rot.  T.  W.  Fyles. 

Missionary  purposes 

Local  purposes 


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4  70 

339  02 


Total $352  02 

BOLTON. 

The  Rev.  E.  J.  Fe.s.sendkx  wiites : — The  Church's  woik  in  thin 
part  of  the  Mission  of  Potton  and  Bolton  has  suffered  during  the 
last  two  years  from  serious  <'  lets  and  hindrances."  The  new 
Church  in  East  Bolton  remains  still  unconsecrated.  There  has 
been  as  yet  no  confirmation  held  amongst  us,  and,  owing  to  your 
Missionary  being  in  Deacon's  orders,  the  Holy  Communion  ha^ 
been  administered  at  rare  and  uncertain  intervals.  Still,  we  aie 
able,  through  God's  blessing  on  work  thus  imperfectly  done  in  His 
name,  to  report  that  our  Congregations  have  steadily  increased. 


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and  that  several  heads  of  families  have  been  added  to  the  Church. 
A  Parsonage,  with  a  glebe  of  two  and  three-fourth  acres,  thi-ougli 
the  praiseworthy  /.eal  and  liberidity  of  the  people  of  Willard's 
Mills,  has  been  purchased  in  their  village,  which  is  about  equi 
distant  from  the  Churches  of  East  and  South  Bolton.  In  East 
Bolton  a  very  fine  cabinet  Organ,  costing  $123,  has  been  pur- 
chased and  placed  in  the  Church.  The  Organ,  duiing  the  past 
year,  has  beee  i)layed  by  Miss  Annis  Randal,  a  young  girl,  to 
whom  the  Congregation  owes  many  thanks  ;  and  I  would  also 
say,  that  the  melodeon  of  John  Hall,  Esq.,  is  now  played  by  his 
ton,  John  Hall,  jun.,  in  our  services  at  Willard's  Mills.  Hereto- 
fore our  services  in  this  place  have  been,  for  the  most  part,  with- 
out music  or  singing. 

Subscriptions  to  Cliurcb  Society $5  00 

Local  purposes $3^,4  94 

COWANSVILLE  AND  SWEETSBURG. 

The  Rev.  J.  C.  Davidson  writes:— All  things  have  gone  on  with 
usual  regularity  in  this  Mission  during  the  past  year,  and  the  ibl- 
lowing  are  the  subscriptions  and  collections  for  1867: 

Churcli  Society $47.25 

Uissionary  deputation 9.00 

"           Sermon,  Cowansville 3  20 

"                "       Sweetsburg 0.45 

Tbanksgiving 4.05 

Widows  and  Orpbans 1.82 

Weekly  Collections,  Trinity  Cburcb,  Cowansville. . .  71.72 

"           Cbrist  Cburcb,  Sweetsburg 15.45 

Pew  rents.  Trinity  Church,  Cowansville 99.00 

Church  Decorations 6.55 

Endowment  Fund 150.00 

Clergyman's  support 229.50 

11637.99 

DUNHAM. 

The  Rev.  J.  Godden  wiites : 

I  am  sorry  to  say  that  our  collections  towards  the  funds  of 
your  Society  have  not  been  equal  to  those  of  last  year,  although 
special  meetings  were  held  by  the  Rector  in  different  parts  of  the 
parish  with  the  view  of  stirring  up  an  increased  Interest  in  the  mis- 
sionary work  of  the  Church.  Last  year  we  could  report  an  increase 
•f  $13  over  any  former  year ;  but  this  year  we  have  fallen  back,  and, 
by  a  strange  coincidence,  in  exactly  the  same  amount  of  $13.  On  the 
whole,  however,  1  am  glad  to  say,  more  money  has  been  raised  in 


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llie  pai'irth  than  during  last  year,  and  I  am  thankful  to  be  able  to 
report  another  great  work,  done  by  the  Ladies'  Association  towards 
the  completion  of  the  Parish  Church.  The  basement  has  been 
made  habitable,  chiefly  with  funds  wliich  tliey  had  on  hand,  at  an 
oxjtense  to  them  of  $110 ;  and  we  have  commenced  to  take  advan- 
tage of  that  great  accommodation  by  the  holding  of  Penny  Read- 
ings therein,  which  we  hope  to  continue  every  Thursday  p.m. 
through  the  winter.  During  the  year  we  have  commenced  the 
nucleus  of  a  Parish  Library,  which  numbers  nearly  20()  volumes, 
and  which  i)laces  within  the  reach  of  the  parishioners,  at  a  very 
cheap  rate,  an  amount  of  valuable  reading  not  otherwise  to  b<» 
liad.  To  Mrs.  Lowe,  of  Montreal,  we  are  indebted  for  a  donation 
of  useful  books  towards  the  Library.  The  young  members  of  the 
Congregation  have  erected  a  new  fence  to  the  Kectory,  and  also 
l>aid  for  a  book-ease  for  the  Rector's  use,  both  at  a  cost  of  $45.77, 
In  material  things,  then,  we  have  made  considerable  progress,  fr*- 
our  church  is  now  very  church-like  and  respectable,  and  all  that  we 
need  to  muk  >  the  facilities  and  conveniences  which  we  possess 
honorable  to  Uod  and  real  blessings  to  ourselves,  is  a  more  boun- 
teous supply  of  divine  grace.  May  it  come  down  upon  both  i)riest 
and  people — yea,  as  ''rain  upon  the  mown  grass."  Many  thanks 
to  the  kind  Collectors  for  their  interest  in  the  Society's  work,  and, 
not  least,  to  the  Organist  and  the  other  members  of  the  Choir, 
who  have  given  us  their  valuable  assistance. 

The  following  are  the  amounts  contributed  during  the  yc,»r, 
■exclusive  of  the  Rector's  stipend. 

Church  Society  subscriptions 872  00 

"  "        Missionary  Mcpting 9  09 

"  "        Sabbath  Scliool 102 

982  11 

Offertory  for  ordinary  purposes 71  55 

"           "    Brome  Woods  Mission 6  17 

"       Pan  Anglican 4  20 

"       Thanksgiving  day  towards  Endow- 
ment Fund 5  70 

"       Holy  Communion         "       do....  7  45 

95  07 

Collected  towards  Library 108  65 

Fitting  up  Basement  for  use 18  00 

Kew  Fence  to  Kectory g;26  77 

Book  Case  for     do       : 20  00 

45  77 

Total $349  50 


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FKELIGIlSBrRG. 

Tlio  Rov.  J.  Bl'urows  Davidson  writes : 

The  amounts  actually  paid  t'.iis  year  surpass  those  of  any  pre- 
vious one  in  the  history  of  this  parish,  excei)ting,  perhai)s,   the 
contributions    towai'ds  the   C'hurcii   itself  at   its   erection.    '  The 
finest  organ  out  of  the  cities,  in  hower  Canada,  now  adorns  our 
ancient    temple,   and    more    suitably   enables   each  worshipper 
worthily  to  render  our  weekly  sacrifices  of  praise  and  tlmnksgiv- 
jng.  as  we  sing  with  the  assistance  of  sucli  lofty  melody  to  the 
Lord.     This,  with   att»>ndant  improvements  in  the  chancel,  in- 
volved an  outlay  of  about  !?11()0.    The  fences  of  the  Chiu'chyard 
liave  been  almost  entirely  renewed,  at  considerable  cost ;  and  Gods 
acre,  and  the  entire  Church  enclosure,  present  no  longer  a  dila- 
}.idate<l  and  decaying  appearance,  but  rather  one  of  neatness  and 
taste,  indicative  alike  of  life  and  godliness.     We  most  thankfully 
record  the  desire  thus  manifested  in  really  liberal  and  Chiistiau 
hearted  contributions  to  ''do  good"  and  to  be  ''lich  in  good  works" 
—showing  in  this  practical  way  an  appreciation  of  that  blessing  of 
the  Lord  which  alone  m.fketh  rich.     We  trust  too  that  these  ma- 
terial improvements  are  not  unaccompanied  with  those  constant 
renewings  w  God's  Holy  Spirit,  whereby  the  spiritual  members  of 
the  Fold  are  to  be  continually  advancing  in  the  acquisition  of  the 
virtues  and  graces  of  our  Holy  Faith  "  to  the  measure  of  the  stat- 
ure of  the  fulness  of  Christ."  Notwithstanding  these  large  disburse- 
ment.s  in  the  Parish,  it  is  a  matter  of  particular  gratilication  that 
the  sum  total  of  our  aid  to  the  Church  Society  is  in  excess  of  last 
year,  as  will  be  seen  from  the  amount  paid  in  towards  the  Rector's 
stipend.  Some  are  slow  to  learn  ''that  they  who  preach tlie  Gospel 
live  of  the  Gospel."     Too  long  assistance  and  freedom  Irom  an 
imperative  duty  have  so  blunted  their  perceptions,  that  it  appears 
almost  hopeless  to  bring  the  principles  of  honour  and  justice  of 
ordinary  life  to  bear  upon  the  maintenance  of  the  spiritual  labourer. 
So  called  self-sustaining  Rural  Parishes  seem  to  imply  the  comple- 
ment, at  least  in  part,  of  self-existing  Rectors.   The  Future  of  this 
Parish  in  this  respect  is  somewhat  brightened  by  the  fact  that  in 
another  year  from  next  March  the  endowment  notes  will  be  paid, 
after  which  the  investment  of  the  same  will  bring  in  some  definite 
quarterly  income,  through  which  support  will  be  rendered  less 
precarious  than  entire  dependence  upon  forgetful  voluntary  con- 
tributors.    To  the  credit  of  a  few  of  our  most  noble  and  generoas 
members  be  it  said  that  they  fully  exemplify  the  prompt  and 


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choorful  givor.  Tlio  nectov  again  acknowleilgOH  many  npccial  acts 
of  kindncsH.  On  roview  of  tho  gonoral  i)ro.spority,  vouchsafed 
from  on  Higli,  wo  would  laiso  our  Ehcnozer  and  say  vvitli  dec]) 
giatitude  "  llithoito  liath  the  Lortl  lielped  us."  We  thank  (Jod 
and  take  courage.  May  every  successive  year  only  add  to  the  fail- 
records  of  the  past. 

Church  Socic'ty  siibjcriptiong *64  W) 

MiMHioiiury  C'ullociioii8 19  00 

Dioct'san  Synod 2  76 

Willows  and  Orphiins 5  07 

I'innaclc  and  Church  Society  Endowmont 70  90 

TowurdH  Kt'<'tor'8  Stipend— paid .310  00 

Organ.  L.  L ll(K)  00 

Sunday  Colloctlons  and  Fence  Subscriptions Wlh  S4 

Lad'sB'  Society— Surplicp,  Screen,  State  L 47  02] 

Total »1947  08^ 


ORANBY,  NORTH  SHEKFoRD  AND  SOUTIF  ROXTON. 

The  Rev.  W.  ,)ones  at  Granhy  reports  that  having  heen  relieved 
of  a  portion  of  his  work  in  South  Roxton  by  tlio  re-appointment  ol' 
a  Missionary  in  the  adjoining  township  of  Milton  ;  ho  hfts  roopeno<l 
liis  former  station  at  Shettbrd  Mountain  under  circumstances  of 
some  encouragement.  The  people  there  are  liapjtily  beginning  to 
perceive  that  in  religious  matteis,  as  in  all  others,  unity  is  all 
important ;  and  tliat  no  work,  great,  good,  or  permanent  can  be 
effected  without  it.  In  numbers  and  punctuality  their  attendance 
is  encouraging,  and  I  trust  we  may  long  continue  "  with  one  mind 
and  one  mouth  to  glorify  God  even  the  P'ather  of  Our  Lord  Jesus 
Christ. 

The  Missionai'y  is  now  enabled  to  visit  North  ShoHbrd  every 
Sunday,  both  sumniei'  and  winter,  and  the  good  effect  is  already 
visible  in  a  sm  ill  increase  to  our  congregation  in  that  jjlace  and  in 
their  contributions  towards  the  support  of  the  Church. 

At  Granby  our  people,  amid  many  solicitations  from  tlie  various, 
active,  stirring,  Christian  communities  by  wliich  they  are  sur- 
rounded, continue  stea<lfast,  and  betray  no  desire  for  change. 

Our  contributions  for  local  purposes  have  been  very  large  during 
the  past  year :  we  have  ptiid  over  $3(J()  on  the  Parsonage  debt  account 
and  150  in  improvements,  the  contributions  to  the  Society  and  aUo 
to  the  Missionary  have  been  diminished  thereby. 


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Tho  Missionary  dosiros  to  montion  witli  nmch  gratitude  tlio  fol- 
lowing persons  who  Imvc  kin<lly  coll.'ctcd  for  this  IJeport: 

Mrs.  F.  C.  Gilmour ;  Mrs.  Alex.  Giilhraitli ;  Mrs.  Esther  Standish: 
Miss  Ellen  Hoherts ;  Mr.  Oliver  Warren;  Mr.  James  lieynolds; 
Mr.  Annesley. 

Subscriptions  to  Cliurch  Society  St.  Goorgc ^27  TO 

"  "  St.  I'etcrH ','.....       4  26 

'  "  Soutli  Koxton 0  00 

''"<^i' 627  60 

"     100  00 

SliHsionarv  purpo.ses 4  qq 

"        '        "        ZIZZ'.:'.'.'.'.      276 

"        203 

Widows  und  Orphans' Fund gig 

'.y.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.  157 

171 

Missionary  Mooting 10  52 

TliaiikHgiviiig  day 3  2,5 

"     \.\\'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.''.'.       300 

S859  25 

PIIILIPSBURG  AND  PIGEON  HILL. 

The  Rev.  11.  MoNrnoMEUY  writes: — On  a  review  of  the  past  year 
we  foci  in  duty  bound  to  aoknowled{»e,  that  through  the  good 
hand  of  our  (Jod  having  l)een  upon  us  His  cause  has  continued  to 
prosper  in  this  Parish.  The  general  income,  notwithstanding  a 
great  depression  in  trade  and  tho  very  light  harvest  we  have  had, 
is  somewhat  increased.  Tho  congregations  continue  undiminished. 
Tho  debt  on  tho  premises  at  Philipsburg  is  considerably  liquidated, 
while  the  balance  duo  on  the  Organ  at  Pigeon  Hill,  the  only  debt 
there  remaining  at  the  beginning  of  the  year,  is  now  entirely  wiped 
off;  so  that  wo  can  almost  say  ice  are  out  ofJehf,  and  at  liberty  to 
enter  ui)on  any  new  scheme  which  may  be  deemed  most  likely  to 
advance  tlie  interests  of  the  cause  we  have  at  heart  amongst  us. 

Earnestly  desiring  the  continuance  of  the  Divine  presence,  and 
trusting  that  the  ensuing  year  may  be  one  of  still  greater  spirit- 
ual prosperity,  we  thank  God  and  take  courage. 

The  contributions  for  the  year  are  as  follows : 


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Offertory  at  Communion 9  44 

Collection  for  general  purposes  of  Church  Society..  7  00 

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ilo       fur  Willows  iiiid  Orpliiinit (j  (K) 

do        I'or  Dioccsmi  Synod 135 

do        for  Hundny  .Scliool  Lihniry 6  US 

do       TImiilc.iK'vinK  dny    140 

SiibscrlptionK  for  ('lMiri:li  Soi'icty 'M  'M 

do           und  |i('\v-iriit!*  towards  !^•(•tor'lt^<til)erld  I'M  00 

Net  ttvailH  of  two  concerts  for  Organ  Fund 40  00 

Totttl U'<ioC>  W 

I'UiKON  HILL. 

Weekly  Otlbrtory sifU  70 

OH'crtory  at  C'onuniinion 7  M 

Colk'ction  for  jjcnerui  purposes  of  Cliiireli  Society.  2  aO 

do        nt  Missloniiry  Sli-etinft -i  80 

do        Widows  an  I  OrpiiiinM 2  4'> 

do        Diocesan  Synod 0  ()5 

do        Sunday  Scliool  Library 1  35 

do       Tiianksj{iviuK  day 0  iV2 

Subscriplionsfor;,'eii(Tal  purposes  of  L'liurcliSocioty  I'A  00 

do        for  Rent  of  Cliurcli  Lot     12  01) 

do        towards  Rector's  StiiiiMid  for  lSi;;-7 Di  10 

Ladiea'  Association  towards  balance  duo  on  Ur^an .  02  ;Jl 

Total &2()2  02 

Income  of  Ulebo lii»  OO 

Total  income  of  rarisli 8tJ47  71 

rOlTON. 

Tho  Rov.  E.  II.  Jkvky.vs  writes : — Tliis  circular  was  missont  by 
being  forwarded  to  Duiihani  instead  of  Mansouville,  P  i.^  and  con- 
soqucntly  did  not  corne  to  hand  until  Monday,  Dec*Mnl)er  23rd. 
I  had  spoken  to  tlie  (,'hurchwardens  u^^on  the  (lUesLion  of  making 
their  annual  collections  for  the  Church  Society,  itc,  but  they  ail- 
vised  me  to  put  it  off  until  the  spring,  when  the  collections 
would  be  greater.  I  was  not  aware  then  that  the  yearly  accounts 
of  the  Society  would  be  made  up  by  the  -1st  January. 

The  statement,  therefore,  under  the  circumstances  is,  that  they 
have  subscribed  $l(X)  towards  the  clergyman's  salary,  and  >:l<25 
have  been  expended  in  the  repairs  of  the  Church  Tho  Church 
at  East  Bolton  has  also  purchased  a  new  bell,  at  the  cost  of  $L'25. 

SOUTH  STUKELY. 

The  Rev.  C  P.  Abbott  writes: — Changes  during  the  past  year 
have  occurred  in  my  mission,  which  I  think,  are  too  important  to 
be  passed  over,  viz :  the  removal  of  two  devoted  Chmch  families 


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(old  inhiiMtanls)  tlui  ho;uls  of  which  htwo  boon  twoof  my  provious 
(;imrchwai(hMis;  iin.l  another,  who  was  ulso  a  Clmivhwanh'n  a  I'.'W 
years  sinco,  and  who  ri«i)ros(.ntod  my  con-n'«ation  at  tli.>  JJiocosau 
Synod  hist  yoar,  after  a  short  iWnosi  cndod  hi.s  earthly  raco. 

At  th(>  HuMtiiigdon  min.>,  which  isa  eompirallvoly  now  station,  I 
continue  a,s  last  yoar  to  giv(^  fortnightly  s.M'vices,  and  from  the  ro- 
gularity  of  attendance)  of  many  of  tluMu,  and  their  demeanour 
thereat,  I  am  hoix'.ful,  that  they  are  attondod  with  much  religiou.s 
honotlt. 

I  acknowledge  with  pleasure  the  gift  of  $'}{).{){)  towards  an  endow, 
mont  fund  from  L.  II.  Hohinson,  Esij.,  of  Waterloo;  also  iJaO.OO 
from  Mrs.  S.  liohinson. 

The  I'oUowing  sums  have  been  raised  iu  ui>  mission  during  the 
yoar. 

Aniinul  subscription  to  ("liurch  Society 824  75 

Aniiiinl  .St'rinon  for  Missioniiiy  purponcs l  21> 

"                  "        Willows  anil OrpliHii'.s  Fund...  2  12 

Collection  on  tlianksjjivinj; 132 

At  nioi'tin;^  of  Dcputiiti'Wi (J  8i 

Sundiiy  <  XliTtory 20  00 

Towards  oxpcnsiKs  of  >Synod 1  QO 

Hack  I  nsnranco 25  50 

Towards  .Support  of  .Mi>sionary 101  85 

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STANBRIDGE  EAST. 

The  Rev.  J.  Con.st.wtink  writes : — Our  subscriptions  to  the  Church 
Society  are  not  large  this  year,  the  Church  having  still  many  (;laim.s 
for  local  purposes  which  are  pressing.  Otherwise  we  are  thankful 
to  have  hatl  a  year  fully  as  iirosperous  as  any  heretofore.  We  liavo 
had  .several  additions  to  the  Church  fabric  or  furniture  during  the 
year:  among  them  a  circular  gable  window  for  the  Chiuu;el,  very 
kindly  presented  by  Mr.  Spence  of  Montreal:  two  other  gable 
windows,  also  a  memorial  window  prcsentetl  by  Mrs.  E.  Cornell. 
All  these  are  in  .stained  glass.  We  have  also  obtained  two  Corona' 
for  lighting  the  Church  at  evening  Service,  an  improvement  which 
is  much  appreciated.  A  new  fence  has  also  been  erected  hi  fi'ont 
of  the  Churchyard.  There  is  still  much  to  be  done  iu  succeeding 
years. 

But  of  more  importance  than  these  material  matters  is  thi^  spir- 
itual work,  and  this  has  been  encouraging.  The  enlarged  atten- 
dance at  the  services  has  been  fully  maintained,  avid  with  an  in- 
creasing devotion.  The  Sunday  School  has  fully  maintained  its 
former  efficiency.    It  is  especially  noteworthy  that  the  daily  even- 


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ing  service  in  the  summer  season  ^vas  remarkably  well  attended 
for  a  rural  village.  We  have  been  able  to  maintain  all  special 
services,  and  with  an  increase,  and  we  are  still  hoping  for  enlarged 
devotions  and  charity. 

Subscription  to  Church  Society S  23  15 

In  Parish 18  25 

Missionary  durposcs 2  50 

W.  &  O 2  75 

Local 253  37 

Total »282  02 

SUTTON. 

The  Rev.  J.  Smith  writes  : 

The  works  of  our  hands  have  been  prospered  during  the  past 
year,  results  have  been  attained  that  call  forth  devout  acknow- 
ledgment to  Almighty  God  for  His  blessing  on  our  humble  labours. 

The  church  at  Abercorn  is  completed,  except  the  bell-turret,  smd 
was  opened  for  divine  worshij:)  on  the  10th  July  last,  upon  which 
date  two  years  had  elapsed  since  the  laying  of  the  corner  stone. 
It  was  a  day  of  grateful  interest  to  the  friends  of  the  church,  who 
have  struggled  through  all  difficulties  and  succeeded  in  erecting 
an  edifice  creditable  to  their  zeal  and  energy.  The  sermon  was 
preached  by  the  Rural  Deim,  Rev.  G.  Slack,  the  following  clergy- 
men also  took  part  in  the  services :  the  Revs.  Canon  Street  of 
Chicago,  F.  Wadleigh,  Rector  of  Bei-kshire,  Vermont,  R.  Lindsay, 
J.  B.  Davidson,  T.  Mussen,  and  your  missionary.  The  occasion 
was  edifying  and  impressive,  the  large  congregation  manifesting 
a  deep  interest  in  the  services  of  our  Zion.  A  harvest  home  festi- 
val was  held  in  the  month  of  Octo])er,  the  proceeds  of  which  en- 
abled the  ladies  of  the  congregation  to  make  a  payment  of  $100 
on  a  cabinet  organ,  there  s*^ill  is  a  considerable  balance  due,  and 
they  are  exerting  themselves  to  raise  the  required  amount  during 
the  present  winter. 

On  the  conclusion  of  evening  service  on  Christmas  night,  the 
largo  congregation  adjourned  to  the  adjoining  school  house;  where 
a  Christmas  tree  was  freighted  with  numerous  articles  both  useful 
and  ornamental,  provided  for  the  children  of  the  Sunday  School. 
Your  missionary  was  surprised  and  gratified  to  find  that  he  with 
several  members  of  his  family  was  kindly  remembered  at  this  plea- 
sant gathering.  The  kindness  of  Mrs.  J.  Ilutton  of  Montreal,  has 
again  to  be  recorded,  who  has  presented  a  carpet  of  very  suitable 
design  for  the   chancel ;  your  missionary  has  also  to  thank  the 


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Rural  Dean  for  a  chancel  chair  similar  to  the  one  noticed  in  last 
year's  Report. 

The  congregation  of  Grace  Church  has  to  mourn  the  loss  of  three 
valued  members,  they  departed  in  tlie  faith  of  Jesus,  and  the  com- 
munion of  His  church.  Mrs.  Squier  the  latest  survivor,  widow  of 
Capt.  Stiuier,  was  suddenly  warned  to  set  her  "house  in  order," — 
active  in  life  in  the  interests  of  the  church  she  remembered  it  in 
death  by  bequeathing  of  the  little  she  hud  at  her  disposal  the  sura 
of  $50  to  the  enilowment  fund.  One  of  the  congregation  has  ren- 
dered himself  eligible  to  become  a  member  of  the  church  society, 
the  first  ever  returned  for  this  mission.  Although  forming  an  en- 
dowment fund,  and  otherwise  largely  drawing  upon  the  resources 
of  the  people,  still  it  is  hoped  that  this  will  not  remain  a  solitary 
instance  of  making  some  direct  return  to  the  society,  without  whose 
fostering  care  the  mission  could  not  exist. 

FINANCIAL  STATEMENT. 

SUTTON. 

Church  Society $23  00 

Widows  and  Orphans 2  50 

Tlifuiksgiving 1  50 

Offertory 21  Gl 

Missionary's  Support 19ti  50 

Insurance •■  •    1"  00 

Endowment  (Interest) 120  Ct) 

Total ^80  11 

ABERCORN. 

<:hurch  Society *4  50 

Thanksgiving 1  00 

Missionary's  Support 101  00 

Offertory 1'' 00 

■Church  edifice 200  00 

Cabinet  Organ 1*^  ^'^ 

Total g^82  50 

Total  increase  of  Mission $802  61 

WATERLOO. 

The  Rev.  David  Lindsay  writes : 

In  making  up  our  annual  Report,  I  cannot  refrain  from  expressing 
my  sense  of  the  obligation  we  are  under  to  the  deputation  meetings 
for  the  interest  which  is  taken  in  the  Church  Society.  We  have  also 
a  collector  whose  heart  is  in  her  work,  and  to  whom  the  Society  is 
indebted  for  the  unwearied  labour  she  has  bestowed  in  gathering 
the  offerings  of  our  people.  The  Church  is  I  trust  doing  her  Mas- 
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which  there  is  a  Sunday  School,  thus  endeavouring  to  do  our  p-^rt 
in  training  up  the  young  in  the  principles  of  true  religion.  Dur- 
ing Lent  we  had  a  course  of  lectures  upon  missionary  labour  iu 
different  parts  of  the  world.  The  offertory  was  divided  between 
the  two  great  societies  of  the  English  church.  The  society  for  the 
propagation  of  the  Gospel,  and  Church  Missionary  Society,  so  that 
we  might  have  some  sympathy  with  the  glorious  work  of  this  asso- 
ciation. We  have  also  during  the  jjast  year  cqmmenced  a  sub- 
scription list  for  a  new  church  in  Waterloo,  whicli  has  to  my  mind 
Ijeen  most  liberally  signed.  We  received  many  gifts  at  Christmas 
time,  for  all  of  which  I  desire  to  express  my  sincere  thanks.  The 
kindly  spirit  which  dictated  them  is  highly  to  be  prized,  far  more 
than  their  value,  which  was,  however,  generous  ;  and  indeed  when 
I  think  of  the  many  calls  which  are  made  upon  the  people  of  this 
mission  and  the  way  they  are  met,  I  feel  we  never  need  be  afraid. 
If  we  cfin  only  awaken  love  for  Christ  and  His  Gospel,  your  society 
and  its  objects  will  ever  meet  with  a  welcome  support  and  be  en- 
abled to  carry  on  the  work  of  its  honoured  predecessor  theS.  P.  G. 
in  sending  the  glad  tidings  to  every  destitute  place  in  this  impor- 
tant diocese.     The  financial  return  is  as  follows : 

Collected  lu  St.  Luke's  Church,  Waterloo $196  93 

Offertory :— Lent  Lectures 12  18 

"  Thanksgiving,  S.  S.  Library 0  81! 

*«  "Wiiiows  and  Ori.hans 10  44 

'•  Christmas  day  S.  S.  expenses 7  95 

"  I'an  Anglican 5  05 

"  For  ordinary  purposes    130  85 

"  Deputation  meeting 20  00 

Collected  in  Christ  Church,  Frost  Village 40  21 

Offertory:  Thanksgiving  S.S  6  75 

"           Widows  and  Orphans 1  00 

"           Christmas  S.  S.  expenses 13) 

"          Ordinary  purposes ....  24  28 

"           ran  Anglican 2  00 

■     "          Deputation  meeting 4  83 

Ladies'  Association,  St.  Lukes 83  19 

Church  Society  Annual  collections 130  24 

Endowment  of  Subscriptions  6t5G  20 

Total $1,11G  77 

WEST  FAIINIIAM. 

The  Rev.  T.  A.  Mus.sex  writes : — In  submitting  my  returns  for  the 
past  year,  I  have  to  report  an  increase  in  the  amount  of  our  annual 


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subscriptions  to  tlifi  Church  Society,  a  gratifying  fact,  indicative  of 
a  growing  interest  in  the  general  welfare  of  the  Church  in  the  dio- 
cese. The  services  of  the  sanctuary  are  regularly  attended,  and 
the  desire  to  see  the  house  of  God  decent  and  comely  in  all  its 
parts  is  evinced  in  the  readiness  with  which  its  wants  are  supjilied. 
Several  members  of  the  Congregation  have,  with  great  liberality, 
contributed  various  gifts  for  its  improvement  and  adornment,among 
which  I  have  great  pleasure  in  mentioning  a  handsome  Chancel 
railing,  a  Communion  table,  and  a  reredos,  painted  by  Mr.  Spence. 
A  rich  pall  has  also  been  presented. 

The  widow  of  the  late  J.  C.  Allsopp,  Esq.,  has  placed  to  his 
memory  in  the  chancel  a  stained  window,  containing  groups  in  the 
side-lights,  representing  respectively  the  raising  of  Jairus'  daugh- 
ter and  the  resurrection  of  Lazarus.  A  full-length  figure  of  our 
Lord,  invested  with  the  insignia  of  his  office,  as  the  Good  Shepherd, 
occupies  the  central  light.  Scrolls,  with  suitable  inscriptions,  are 
also  introduced.  It  would  be  well  if  this  example  were  more 
generally  followed.  Costly  monuments  in  the  graveyard  soon 
cease  to  be  objects  of  interest,  and,  in  time,  deteriorate  and  per- 
ish. But  a  memorial  which  adorns  the  house  of  God  insensibly 
encourages  a  greater  reverence  in  the  worshippers,  and  shares  in 
the  care  bestowed  on  the  Church. 

A  brick  School-house,  of  two  stories,  is  in  process  of  erection, 
on  land  in  rear  of  and  belonging  to  the  Church.  George  "Whit- 
field, Esq.,  of  Barbadoes,  a  former  resident  in  this  Mission,  has 
very  liberally  contributed  $300  towards  the  building  fund.  We 
are  in  hopes  that  the  building  will  be  ready  for  occupation  next 
spring,  when  a  long-felt  want  will,  I  trust,  be  supplied,  and  our 
young  people  furnished  with  the  means  of  acquiring  a  superior 
education,  under  a  permanent  and  progressive  system  of  manage- 
ment. The  control  of  the  School  will  be  vested  in  the  Licum- 
bent  and  Vestry  of  the  Mission. 

Thomas  Mussen,  Esq.,  has  presented  a  Bell  for  the  School,  and 
to  Messrs.  James  Mavor  &  Co.  we  are  indebted  for  an  inscribed 
marble  slab,  to  be  inserted  in  the  front  of  the  building. 

Our  returns  are  as  follows : — 

Annual  Subscriptions  Church  Society S^oS  66 

Collection,  Missionary  purposes 2  83 

"           Widows' and  Orphans' Fund  3  32 

"          ThankFgivinj?  Day 2  88 

"          Missionary  Meeting 15  86 

"          D'ocesan  Synod 2  00 

"          SundaySchool 8  35 


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Kndowmcnt 22  CS 

Ladies'  Association 30  05 

General  Purposps 207  II 

Clergyman's  Salary  14600 

School  Building  Fund 597  SO 

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WEST  SKEFFORD. 

The  Rev.  A.  T.  Wiiittux  writes : — In  presenting  a  report  of  this 
mission  for  the  past  year,  I  am  thankful  to  say  there  is  some  en- 
couragement in  the  work  up  to  the  present  time,  and  sufficient 
grounds  to  give  hopes  of  more  in  the  future.  It  pleased  God  to 
afflict  me,  the  past  summer,  with  a  long  and  severe  illness ;  but 
through  the  kindness  of  the  neighbouring  clergy,  the  mission  was 
not  left  unprovided  with  services.  There  is  I  trust  a  growing  at* 
tachment,  amongst  the  young,  to  the  services  and  ordinances  of 
the  Chm'ch,  though  not  so  general  as  we  could  desire.  May  God 
in  mercy  enable  each  in  our  sphere  to  be  foithful  in  the  discharge 
of  the  important  duties  that  devolve  upon  us  ministers  and  people : 
then  may  we  expect  to  see  the  Church  increase  in  numbers  as  well 
as  in  love  to  the  Saviour  and  zeal  for  the  promotion  of  God's  glory 
in  the  salvation  of  sinners. 

I  have  to  return  my  sincere  thar.ks  to  Mrs.  I.  J.  Gibb,  of  Mon- 
treal, for  a  donation  of  $20.00  towards  the  purchase  of  an  organ, 
and  to  Mrs.  Adams  for  the  sum  of  $42.00  to  procui-e  a  baptismal 
font,  for  St.  John's  Church,  West  Sheflbrd. 

FINANCIAL  STATEMENT. 

Church  Society $25  25 

Clergyman's  Support 14150 

Offertory  Collections 27  43 

Thanksgiving  collection 2  03 

Missionary  collection 4  45 

Collection  for  Synod 2  00 

For  Missionary  purposes 1  59 

Local  expenses 42  73 

Lamps  for  pulpit  aud  desk 5  00 

$251  98 

Baptisms Ift 

Marriages 4 

Burials 12 

Average  Communicants 2S 


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DEANERY  OF  HOCHELAGA. 

BERTIIIER. 

The  Rev.  W.  C.  Mkrrick  writes :— In  endeavouring  to  cstaMi.-^li 
a  parish  of  our  scriptural  and  Catholic  Church  in  any  new  place, 
—one  of  the  great  objects  before  us,  after  supplying  the  spiritual 
need  of  those  now  identified  with  us,  in  the  present  stage  of  Mis- 
sionary work  in  colonies,— four  foundation.':  of  a  temporal  nature 
are  very  necessary,  a  Church,  Parsonage,  Sustentation  or  Endow- 
ment fund,  and  a  Parochial  School  house.  Having  been  permitted 
by  the  good  hand  of  God  upon  us,  to  make  a  goodly  advancement 
in  the  first  three  of  these  objects,  during  the  past  years,  as  presented 
in  former  reports,  our  attention  has  been  mainly  directed  last 
year  to  the  erection  of  a  suitable  school  building. 

By  the  blessing  of  God  upon  the  efforts  made,  I  have  the  plea- 
sure to  announce  to  the  Society,  an  onward  step  in  this  important 
movement.  The  foundation  stone  was  laid  in  faith  on  the  30th 
July,  and  the  building  has  so  far  progressed  as  to  be  covered  in. 
It  stands  on  land  adjoining  the  Glebe  and  in  a  central  part  of  the 
town,  acquired  at  the  suggestion,  and  mainly  through  the  generos- 
ity, of  the  ladies  of  the  Manor  house,  Lanoraie,  to  whose  liberal- 
ity the  Church  of  Christ  in  the  valley  of  the  St.  Lawrence  is  so 
much  indebted.  It  is  built  of  strong  frame-work  on  a  substantial 
stone  foundation,  will  be  lined  with  brick,  has  two  full  stories, 
with  large  attic  if  necessary,  and  while  furnishing  a  room  36  feet 
by  20,  for  school  and  other  public  purposes,  will  contain  ample 
accommodation  for  a  teacher's  family.  We  trust  "if  the  Lord 
will,"  to  have  the  building  ready  for  full  occupation  after  the  en- 
suing mid-summer  recess,  and  it  is  the  prayer  of  many  hearts 
among  us,  that  God  may  accept  this  offering  to  His  cause  and 
render  it  a  means  of  extended  good  in  the  community. 

A  second  investment,  on  landed  Scurity,  of  $500,  has  been  made 
for  the  endowment,  and  the  following,  as  required  by  the  By-law 
of  the  Central  Board,  is  the  present  state  of  the  fund :  Mortgages 
on  real  estate  $1500;  Subscription  notes  $60;  interest  $102.65; 
total  $1662.65. 

It  was  our  great  privilege,  during  the  summer  to  receive  visits 
from  two  of  the  chief  pastors  of  our  Church.  The  Bishop  of 
Quebec,  when  on  his  way  to  the  portion  of  the  extended  Mission 
under  my  charge,  in  his  Lordship's  Diocese,  kindly  took  part  in  a 
special  service  at  Berthier,  and  next  day  was  accompanied  to 


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Riviero  clu  Loup,  by  a  large  number  of  the  Congregation  and  other 
friends,  in  a  steamboat  chartered  for  the  occasion.  It  was  a  season 
of  much  interest  and  I  trust  good  to  all.  In  tlic  following  month, 
July,  we  were  cheered  and  benoiitted  by  the  i)rescnce  and  minis- 
trations, at  a  confirmation  service  here,  of  our  own  esteemed 
Bishop  and  Metropolitan. 

In  the  earlier  portion  of  the  year  a  school  festival  was  held,  at 
which  in  the  presence  of  the  parents  and  visitors,  prizes  were  pre- 
sented to  every  pupil  in  the  day  school,  according  to  their  various 
grades  of  merit,  and  the  oijportunity  was  taken  of  making  presen- 
tations of  "Church  Services"  to  Miss  Mary  Forneret  and  Miss 
Georgiana  Coyle,  for  the  purpose  of  marking  the  high  estimation, 
in  which  their  untiring  services  in  the  choir  are  held  by  the  con- 
gregation. With  regard  to  the  Church  Society,  I  feel  it  a  cause 
i'or  tliankfulness,  that,  notwithstanding  the  pressure  of  many  local 
calls,  which  are  severely  felt  in  a  small  community  like  this,  some- 
thing has  been  done  each  year,  by  contributing  to  its  cause,  to 
promote  the  progress  of  the  Church  in  the  newer  Missions ;  and 
there  is  an  incident,  which  I  may  mention,  as  a  stei>  of  another 
kind  in  this  direction,  which  has  afforded  me  no  little  satisfaction 
and  encouragement,  the  unanimous  decision  of  our  Sunday  School 
children  last  autumn  to  forego  their  usual  sui')iily  of  Ijooks,  and 
to  devote  the  amount  of  the  collections  on  hand  to  the  i:)urchase 
of  a  library  for  the  neighbouring  Sunday  School  of  the  Mission  of 
Kildare. 

May  God  raise  up  among  us  all,  an  increased  missionary  s})irit, 
that  co-operating  together,  we  may  i)rove  how  much  may  be  done, 
even  by  a  small  community  when  properly  alive  to  Christian  duty; 
and  may  feel  the  blessedness  of  being  permitted  in  any  degree, 
to  advance  the  kingdom  of  Christ  and  to  confer  religious  benefits 
upon  others. 

The  following  are  the  amounts  raised  for  Church  purposes  during 
the  year : 

Church  Society,  Mission  FnwiX S?54  80 

Widows  and  Orphans'  Fund 14  00 

I'an  Anglican  Synod,  expenses 10  00 

Offertory  Collections  (including  So3,  on  Christmas  day  for 

Missionary) 1G2  19i 

Tew  rents  iff60.50.  Donations  ¥37.25,  towards  Missionary's 

support 97  75 

Endowment  Fund 102  65 

School  Building  Fund 132  82 

I.,and  for  School  and  Globe  purposes 97  02 

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Sunday  School  purposes 25  tX) 

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COTEAU  DU  LAC. 
The  Rev.  T.  A.  Yorxo  reports  :— The  following  sums  were  col- 
lected in  this  Mission  for  Church  purposes  during  the  year  1867 : 

Subscriptions  to  Cliurch  Society ^17.25 

Sermon  for  Missionary  Purposes 5  25 

"        for  Widows  and  Orphans 4.05 

Tiiaiiksgiving  Day 2.30 

Towards  Clergyman's  Stipend C6.50 

I'ow  rents 43  95 

OfTertory 19.78 

I'arochial  Library 5. 50 

Sunday-Scliool  Collections 7.50 

Poor  Fund 7.26 

Towards  cxpctises  of  Synod 1.23* 

Total  S180.12 

ELY  AND  NORTH  STUKELY. 

The  Rev.  A.  L.  Fortin  writes  : — This  is  what  has  been  raised  in 
tlus  Mission  during  the  year : 

For  ^lissionary's  support 960.75 

For  Widows  and  Orphans' Fund 2.50 

For  Church  Society 7.50 

KILDARE  AND  RAMSEY. 

The  Rkv.  Joskpii  Mkrricic  writes  : — ^The  Mission  of  Kildare  and 
Ramsey,  upon  the  duties  of  which  I  entered  in  July  last,  is  situated 
in  the  north  eastern  section  of  the  district  of  Montreal.  It  com- 
prises a  portion  of  the  settlements  of  British  origin,  at  the  rear  of 
the  French  parishes,  and  formerly  was  included  in  the  extensive 
Mission  of  Rawdon.  There  are  about  40  families  who  identify 
themselves  with  the  Church,  28  in  the  Tomiship  of  Kildare  and  12 
at  De  Ramsey. 

The  people  have  always  taken  a  warm  ?nterest  in  the  Church  of 
England,  and  though  few  in  number  have  accomplished  some  im- 
portant steps  in  the  founding  of  a  parish,  a  comfortable  church  has 
been  built  and  furnished,  around  which  a  neat  cemetery  has  been 
enclosed  and  laid  out.  It  is  proposed  in  the  ensuing  winter  to  erect 
a  tower  answering  for  a  porch  and  belfry  for  the  church,  together 
with  a  shed  to  receive  vehicles  during  the  hours  of  divine  service. 
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glebe  and  residence  for  the  Missionary.  The  people  have  contri- 
buted largely  towards  the  object,  and  aid  was  obtained  from  the 
venerable  S.  P.  G.  and  kind  friends  in  Montreal.  Three  fifths  of 
the  property  has  been  sold,  thereby  jjroducing  an  entlowment  of 
$84.00  a  year,  which  proves  a  great  help  in  sustaining  the  Mission. 
The  most  pressing  want  now  is  the  repairing  and  tinishing  of  the 
parsonage  for  which  we  hope  etforts  will  be  made  (D.V.)  next  sum 
mer. 

Divine  service  with  Sunday  School  is  held  each  Lord's  day  in  the 
fore-noon  at  Kildare,  and  a  Bible  and  singing  class  during  the  week. 
Ramsey  and  Lake  Cloutie  are  served  alternately  upon  the  Sunday 
afternoons.  A  good  day  school  under  the  Colonial  Chuicli  and 
Scliool  Society  is  in  operation  in  Kildare,  and  a  Dissentient  Scliool 
at  Iliimsey,  doing  a  good  work.  A  school  is  mucli  needed  at  Lake 
Cloutie,  in  a  French  locality  lor  the  English  speaking  children  and 
others. 

I  beg  to  acknowledge  with  many  thanks  the  following  gifts  : — 
Twenty-four  valuable  and  well  chosen  books,  as  a  commencoment 
of  a  library  for  our  Sunday  School,  fn  >m  the  St.  James'  Church 
Sunday  School,  Berthier;  two  oak  chair.s  for  the  chancel  of  our 
church  from  William  Bursey  Esquire  ;  we  have  received  also  seve- 
ral gifts  and  experienced  many  acts  of  kindness  from  the  congre- 
gation at  Kildare  since  our  arrival  amongst  them. 

Offices :  Baptisms,  2 ;  Burials,  2 ;  number  of  Communicants  in 
Mission,  35. 

FINANCIAL  STATEMENT. 

Proceeds  of  Thanksgiving   Service,  Mission  Fund.  $4  70 

Missionary's  own  Subscription 7  50 

Towards  support  of  Missionary,  subscriptions,  &c..  63  50 

Total $75  70 

MASCOUCIIE  AND  TERREBONNE. 

The  Rev.  T.  Goddex  reports : — The  circumstances  bearing  on  a 
Mission  of  this  description  convey  very  little  matter  of  import  for 
publication,  when  mostly  we  have  to  depend  on  the  common  tem- 
poral efforts  as  a  source  for  information,  for  generally  it  is  difficult 
to  predicate  with  any  certainty  the  spiritual  condition  or  advance- 
ment of  individuals,  much  less  a  congregation ;  for  that  inner  life 
is  "  hid  Vvich  Christ  in  God,"  which  is  not  always  foreshown  as  the 
cause  for  the  temporal  growth  of  any  Mission.  On  the  same  prin- 
ciple the  many  scenes  and  occurrences  which  natm-ally  come  under 


45 

a  Missionary's  notice  from  time  to  time,  are  not  of  a  character  for 
publicity,  and  may  bo  omitted,  though  these  particulars  and 
details,  lie  is  aware,  may  add  an  interest  to  his  report  which  it 
rar.'ly  yields  without.  This  Mission  like  many  such  in  this  i.ro- 
vince,  composed  of  a  paucity  of  old-country  people,  scattered 
among  a  large  French  population,  has  in  it  no  tokens  of  increase 
as  in  most  English  and  Protestant  communities,  where  a  gradual 
growth  is  visible  in  numbers,  and  Church  interest.  If  we  cannot 
speak  favourably  of  the  former,  the  latter  we  think  has  in  no  Avay 
diminished.  The  services  during  the  year  have  been  duly  main- 
tained and  appreciated,  and  the  principal  holy  days  of  the  Church 
observed.  The  order  and  decorum  of  the  congregation  has  been 
very  creditable,  and  the  responses  and,  singing,  an  index  of  life  and 
feeling,  no  less  of  a  character  comparably  laudable,  and  Church 
like.  From  death,  and  removal,  which  the  Congregation  this  year 
has  witnessed,  I  once  feared  being  able  to  make  any  retu'-ns  to  the 
Society  or  in  fact  seeing  the  Church  maintained  under  the  condi- 
tions of  the  few  years  past ;  but  I  am  thankful  I  can  forward  to  the 
Society,  lai'ger  receipts  than  the  preceding  year.  Regarding  the 
Church's  support  some  were  disposed  to  add  to  their  former  sub- 
scriptions, yet  a  deficiency,  respecting  the  arrangement  with  the 
Clmrch  Society,  exists.  The  death  to  which  I  allude  was  of  the 
Hon.  J.  Pangman,  deeply  lamented  ;  he  was  ever  liberal  in  the 
matters  of  the  Church,  and  mindful  of  the  comfort  of  the  Clergy- 
man. The  measure  of  his  loss  we  trust  is  being  filled  up  by  his 
son  and  successor  who,  we  hope  will  continue  to  follow  his  father's 
exami)le.  To  him  and  his  lady  and  few  other  members  of  the  Con- 
gregation, we  are  greatly  indebted  for  the  beautiful  and  appro- 
priate decorations  of  the  Church  for  Christmas.  I  would  do  injustice 
to  my  feelings  were  I  to  allow  this  opportunity  to  pass,  and  no 
mention  made  of  the  great  loss  the  Church  sustained  on  the 
departure  to  England  of  Mrs.  Pangman,  wife  of  the  late  deceased. 
I  will  reiterate  my  words  of  last  year's  report  that,  "  she  was  always 
foremost  in  every  good  word  and  work,  exemplary  both  within  and 
without  the  Church."  To  her  I  would  record  my  sincere  thanks, 
for  the  gift  of  ?20  each  to  myself  and  wife,  on  her  bidding  us  fare- 
well. I  am  also  indebted  to  a  lady  in  Montreal  for  a  very  service- 
able and  compact  pocket  communion  service, — a  "Christmas  ofi'er- 
ing"— which  I  often  felt  the  need  of,  and  which  I  dearly  value 
hoping  many  will  follow  her  example,  to  those  in  want. 

The  number  of  our  communicants  during  the  year  has  been  good 
— on  Christmas  day  35  partook  of  the  sacred  rite.  Four  burials- 
five  baptisms,  one  marriage  were  registered. 


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Financial  Stafcment. 

MASCOl'CHK. 

Subscription  to  riprgyinau'8  .supiJort 8820.00 

"              to  Cliurcli  Society 41.50 

OfTi'itory  Collection 28.00 

Collection  lor  Missionary  purpo.«o O.Ol 

"           for  W'idowa  luid  Orphans 8.70 

"           for  Tliank!<g  vinj;  Day 5.08 

"           by  Mr.  Triost,  deaf  and  dumb,  (Mas.  &  Tcrro.). . . .  10.27 

«42t5.10 
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Subscription  to  Clergyman's  support ?56.00 

"  to  Church  Society 0.25 

Collection  for  Missionary  I'urposc 2.-7 

"       for  Widows  and  Orpliuns 2.55 

"       for  Tlianksgiving  Day 1.25 

"       for  Synod  (Mae.  &  Tcrro.)  18G»J-G7 2.00 

Total 

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NEW  GLASGOW  AND  KILKENNY. 
Tlio  Rev.  A.  Siiaxd  writes  : — I  beg  leave  to  say,  that  everything 
tlirougliout  this  mis.sion  is  in  a  more  prosperous  condition  than  I 
have  ever  seen  it.  The  churches  in  Kilkenny  have  both  been  re- 
markably well  attended  during  the  past  year,  and  the  new  church 
at  Cote  St.  Arabroise,  is  always  well  lilled  and  often  crowded.  And 
we  have  had  many  proofs  of  warmattachmont  from  people,  of  other 
denominations,  who  have  manifested  much  good  will  and  friisnd- 
ship  towards  the  church  of  England.  During  this  fall,  I  have  visit- 
ed and  catechized  in  almost  every  house.  Between  lifty  and  sixty 
families  have  been  visited  and  a  great  number  of  chiklrcai  cate- 
chized, and  in  discharging  this  duty  I  have  travelled  not  much 
short  of  180  miles.  The  people  of  Kilkenny  have  subscribed 
nearly  $17  for  the  Church  Society  and  Widow's  and  Orphans'  fund 
and  the  people  of  New  Glasgow  have  subscribed  about  §5,  both  in 
advance  of  last  year,  and  with  prospects  of  an  increase,  and  they 
have  paid  their  stipends  honoural:)ly. 

RAWDON. 
The  Rev.  W.  Mister  Seabouk  reports : —  ' 

For  Church  Society : 

Key.  W.  Jlinter  Seaborn ^7  &) 

MiscellauGous 8  25 


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Tor  a  Surplicn -.„„  ,^ 

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I'Dri'xiK'iiso  of  Synod J  .. 

Forwunlod  to  M.  II.  (Juult,  Ksij ]  cr 

.Suiidiiy  Collection  for  wiirmiiiK,  &c.,  the  Church...    20  00 

Also  8112.22  t  .wards  tho  misHlonuiy's  .stipend.    Names  of  sub- 
scriber.s  printed  in  tho  ni)pendix. 

SOREL. 
Tho  Rkv.  Canon  Anderson  rei)ort.s :  Baptisms,  10 ;  Marria<,'(>s,  2  • 
Burials,    10;  Communicants,    Easter,   57— Christma.s,   40.  "  Total 
nunibor  in  tho  parish,  113.    This  total  exhibits  an  increase  of  lour- 
teen  on  tho  number  reported  last  year,  notwithstanding  tho  death 
of  some,  and  tho  removal  of  other  members  of  the  Congregition. 
This  addition  to  tlio  Church  membership  is  owing  to   the  very 
gratifying  fact  that  nearly  the  whole  of  an  interivsting  class  of 
Conlinnation  candidates,  who  were  this  year  the  recipients  of  that 
apostolio  rite,  immediately  afterwards  united  themselves  with  the 
Churcli  as  communicants.      Among  the  Confirmation  candidates 
was  an  adult  female,  a  convert  tVom  Romanism,  being  the  fourth 
French  Canadian  adult  and  head  of  a  family,  who,  on  as  many  suc- 
cessive occasions  in  which  coniirmation  has  been  administered  in 
this  parish,  has  seceded  from  tho  Church  of  Rome,  and  united 
with  the  Church  of  England.  sul)se(iuently  maintaining  strict  ad- 
herence to  tho  Church,  and  Christian  consistency  of  life  and  wnlk. 
The  contribution  to  Foreign  Missions  amounted  this  year  to  !ij<ll6 
the  free- will  offerings  of  a  few  willing,  some  of  them  anonymous, 
donors  to  tho  Lord's  cause.     One-third  of  this  amount  was  trans- 
mitted,  through  tho  kindness  of  James  Lindsay,  Esq.,   London, 
England,  lirother  of  tho  Rev.  R.  Lindsay,  Knowlton,  to  the  well- 
known  and  excellent  negro  Bishop  of  8iorra  Leone,  the  Right  Rev. 
Dr.  Crowthor,  for  mission  work  in  Africa;  and  the  balance  was 
paid  to  the  Rev.  Canon  Bond  for  the  Colonial  and  Continental 
Church  Society,  in  support  of  their  useful  and  important  both 
scholastic  and  mission  work  at  Sabrevois.  St    Francis,  and  else- 
where.    And  in  additioii  to  these  subscriptions,  the  further  sum  of 
$32  was  raised  after  special  sermon  in  aid  of  the  same  mission. 
The  ladies  of  Sorel  and  its  vicinity  also  contributed  liberally,  both 
in  money  and  material,  to  the  very  successful  bazaar  held  in  Mon- 
treal last  winter  in  aid  of  a  parsonage  house  for  the  missionary  to 
the  Indians  at  St.  Francis.     The  Church  in  that  interesting  field  of 
labour  is  now  completed,  and  will,  it  is  hoped,  be  consecrated  next 
spring,  and  the  Parsonage  House  is  also  finished,  although  some 


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dobt  still  remains  upon  the  latter  linil(linj»,  which  the  Missionary 
trusts  will  shortly  ho  discharged.  Tlu>  contrihutions  to  the  Cijurch 
Society,  from  suhsciiptions  and  sermons  comhined,  amount  to 
$I4().S4,  an  advance  on  th<>.  amount  raised  last  year,  and  for  tiio 
collection  ot"  the  suhscri])tions,  the  (Society  is  again  in<l(>hted,  as 
for  several  years  past,  to  t!ie  self-<h>nying  etl'orts  of  Mr.  .lames 
Jones.  The  hope  was  expressed  in  the  previous  report  that,  with- 
out hiivhig  recourse  to  bazaars  or  concerts,  tho  Lord  would  put  it 
into  the  hearts  of  the  friends  of  tho  Church  to  contribute  a  sufK- 
ciency  for  the  accjuisition  of  a  nuu-li  neetled  organ.  And  now,  tho 
Lord's  fulfilment  of  that  hope  is  most  thanl^fuUy  recorded.  With 
the  good  hand  of  their  God  upon  them,  some  ladies  of  Sorel,  Miss 
Kittson,  Miss  Lunan,  Miss  Turner,  and  Miss  Nelson  were  success- 
ful  in  raising  the  handsome  sum  of  ^41'.>.Tr)  from  diHerent  kind 
friends  in  the  parish  and  elsewhere.  And  with  this  amount,  ft 
very  sweet-toned  ree<l  instrument,  by  Mason  and  Hamlin,  was 
l^urchased  from  Messrs.  Gould  A;  Hill  of  Montreal.  In  grateful 
recognition  of  the  etibrts  of  Miss  Kittson  on  this  occasion,  and  of 
her  gratuitous  services  for  a  lengthened  jieriod  in  playing  tho 
organ,  an  elegant  gold  watch  and  chain  was  recently  presented 
to  her  by  tho  Congregation.  Several  tokens  of  good-will,  wholly 
unsolicited,  and  from  parties  not  resident  in  the  parish,  have 
this  year  been  presented  to  the  Church,  ami  which  are  now 
thankfully  acknowledged,  namely,  $25,  (in  addition  to  other  acts 
of  kindness)  from  G.  Matthews,  Escp,  of  Hudson;  towards  tho 
improvement  of  the  Burial-ground;  $'20  (being  $10  for  tho  En- 
dowment, and  $10  for  the  Indian  Mission),  from  Mr.  T.  Pope, 
formerly  of  Sorel,  now  of  Montreal,  and  $10  from  Captain  Mac- 
farlane,  H.  M.  100th  Regiment,  for  Clnu'ch  Society  Missions. 
The  Church  in  Sorel  has  this  year  sustained  a  great  loss  in  tho 
death  of  the  late  Mrs.  John  Anderson,  one  of  the  most  liberal 
and  unvarying  supporters  of  the  Church  in  every  work  of  faith 
and  labour  of  love.  After  long  adorning  tho  doctrine  of  God 
her  Saviour  by  a  most  meek  and  consistent  Christian  life,  she 
came  to  her  grave  full  of  years,  like  a  shock  of  corn  full  ripe, 
followed,  as  for  a  mother  in  Lsrael,  by  the  respect  and  the  re- 
grets of  the  whole  community.  It  is  matter  of  devout  thank- 
fulness to  God  that,  in  tlie  face  of  a  diminishing  Protestant 
community,  the  parochial  contributions  for  Church,  charitable, 
and  missionary  purposes  are,  in  the  aggregate,  considerably  in 
excess  of  those  of  last  year.  And  it  is  prayerfully  hoped  that,  in 
this   particular,  the  future  may  not  only  be  like  the  past,  but 


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that  of  tlu«  (Ir.nois.  i,s  of  .soiuo  of  tlio  Corintlihns  of  oM  it  uvw 
ho.  also  tf^stilied,  tliiit  tlu'y  <*  first  guvo  their  own  hoIvom  to  tlie 
Lord." 

!•■  I  i\  AiN  C I A 1.  .S  r  A'l  i:.M  KM. 

I'HW   Kl'llfS jsgog  ^,(j 

^'"'''''"•y .*.'.'. ".".".'.'.'"lU7  00 

*•"<'"' 410  75 

Clniicli  SocleJy  Siibscrlptioiis 95  25 

Clmrrli  Sdcit'tv  ScriiKin 27  |2 

SciiiiKii  liii  \V.  and  o \i  I' 

.Salitcviii'i  Mi.'iKidn 82  00 

rolniiiiil  1)11(1  ("(.iitiiicnfal  Cliurcli  Society. .     110  00 

Uiirinl  (.rdtiud  Iiniinivcniciit  48  70 

^^lm(luy  .Scliool  Liliniry 22  00 

Kiitlowiiii'iit  I'uiid 7000 

I'an  Ati{,'lii'aii 7  q^ 

'^'"'nl Sl,387  29 

Tho  Rev.  ().  FoitTiN  writes:— My  work  in  the  Diocoso  of  Montreal 
boin.L'  chii'ily  anion-,'  Romanists  I  have  not  been  able  to  rniso  any- 
thing in  aid  of  tlio  ditforont  ol)jocts  carried  on  by  tlie  Churcli  in 
tliM  said  Diocese. 

ST.  VINCENT  DE  PAUL. 

Tho  Rkv.  J.  Alf-an'  has  forwarded  Subscriptions  to  tho  Churcli 
Society  to  the  amount  of  rMO  from  himself  and  family. 

DEANERY  OF  IBERVILLE. 

CHAMBLY. 

The  Rev.  C.  F.  Tiioundikk  writes : — Under  tho  headings  of  the 
tabular  report,  I  have  given  the  different  amounts  raised  in  this 
parish  during  tho  current  year.  I  am  sorry  to  have  been  obliged 
to  send  on  the  money  for  the  Church  Society  before  receiving  all 
the  collections,  but  my  charge  here  is  so  recent,  that  the  neces- 
sary arrangements  for  collecting  have  not  been  made  sufficiently 
early,  and  one  section  of  the  parish  remains  which  has  not  as  yet 
handed  in  its  contributions.  A  very  handsome  stained  glass 
Chancel  window  has  been  presented  to  the  Church  here.  It  is 
partly  the  gift  of  W.  J.  Howard,  Esq.,  and  partly  the  bequest  of 
the  lute  Mrs.  W.  J.  Howard.  The  centre  light  represents  our 
Lord  blessing  the  little  children,  that  to  the  north  a  figure  of  the 
Blessed  Virgin,  and  to  the  south  St.  John  the  Evangelist,  The 
window  is  the  work  of  Messrs.  Sullivan  and  Sweetman  of  Liver- 
pool. 

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"              "    Mission  purposes 6  42 

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Endowment  Fund 388C  00 

Tlieuksgiving  Day 3  80 

CHKISTIEVILLE. 

The  Rev.  H.  J.  Evans  writes: — Church  matters  have  been  ad- 
vancing quietly  in  this  parish,  as  heretofore,  but,  as  is  generally 
the  case  with  a  small  Protestant  congregation  in  the  midst  of  a 
dense  French  Roman  Catholic  population,  there  is  very  little  pro- 
gress to  be  shewn  on  pa2)er. 

The  Clergyman  of  this  parish  feels  thankful  that  he  can  report  that 
theservicesof  the  Church  are  regularly  attended  by  attentive  congre- 
gations ;  also,  that  durmg  the  year  a  new  roof  has  been  put  on  the 
Church,  and  paid  for  by  the  j^roceeds  of  a  Strawberry  festival  and 
sale  of  work,  held  by  the  ladies  of  the  parish  in  July  last.  Wo 
have  had  to  mourn  the  loss,  during  the  year,  of  four  of  the  oldest 
of  our  people — live,  if  we  include  one  who,  though  a  resident  in 
Christieville  for  only  a  year,  has  always  been  a  lirm  supporter  of 
the  Church  in  this  country,  and  has  been  for  many  years  a  mem- 
ber of  the  Church  Society. 

The  following  is  a  table  of  moneys  raised  in  the  parish  during 
the  past  year. 

ANNUAL  SUBSCRIl'TIOXS  TO  CUUIiCII  SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  Corran SO  iJO 

Mrs.  Cousins 0  25 

Mr.  Duffin 0  30 

Rev.  11.  J.  Evans 7  50 

Mrs.  H.  J.  Evans 100 

Mrs.  Irving 0  25 

Miss  Laircount 0  50 

Mr.  McGuiuis 5  00 

Mr.  Ryder 0  50 

Mrs.  Lawyer 0  25 

Caroline  Tyler 100 

Mr.  Whitfield 5  00 

Mr.  Tearson 0  50 

Collection  at  Deputation  Meeting,  including  ?2.50 

from  Sabbath  School  Scholars 10  40 

W.  &  O.  Fund 8  00 


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Mission  Fund 

Tow  Uonts 

Weekly  Oir^'itory 

Donations  to  Cliurch _ 

Strawberry  Festival 

Oirertory  at  Holy  Coinmunion [[]      jg  jq 

Contributions  towards  IJromc  Wood  Parsonage  ....       G  50 


650 
66  00 
28  23 
31  47 
83  00 


$275  08 
Library  and  Cliurch  Society,  in  bankable  funds, ...      21  23 

CLARENCEVILLE. 
IxcLUDiKo  St.  George,  St.  Thomas  axd  IIenryville. 

Rev.  Canon  Townsend  and  Rev.  C.  11.  Lancaster  report: — Our 
report  tliis  year  again  shows  signs  of  Church  progress  and  bears 
with  it  the  evidence  that  the  hearts  and  energies  of  our  people  are 
still  warm  in  the  cause  of  that  Church  to  whose  service  they  were 
pledged  at  tiie  baptismal  font.     In  proof  of  this  we  may  remark 
that  an  additional  one  hundred  dollars  has  been  raised  in  the  two 
13arishes  of  St.  George  and  St.  Thomas  towards  the  stipend  of  the 
assistant  minister,  while  at  the  same  time  he  is  pleased  to  be  able 
to  record  many  other  substantial  proofs  of  appreciation  in  the  way 
of  gifts  and  offerings,  to  himself  and  wife,  of  various  kinds.    With 
regard  to  the  material  fabric  we  are  able  to  state  that  the  parish 
Church  of  vSt.  (Jeorgc  has  been  much  improved  during  the  past 
year,  chiefly  by  an  addition  to  the  Chancel  of  a  handsome  triplet 
window  of  stained  glass,  the  work  of  J.  C.  Spence,  Esq.,  of  Mont- 
real, and  presented  as  a  thank  offering  for  the  service  of  Almighty 
God  by  the  Rev.  Canon  Townsend,  Rector  of  the  parish.     Otlier 
additions  and  alterations  have  also  been  made  in  the  Chancel  which 
has  tended  much  to  improve  the  ai^poarance  of  the  sacred  edifice 
and  to  furtlier  the  fulfilment  of  the  apostolic  injunction   "  Let  all 
things  be  done  decently  and  in  order."     Amongst  these  additions 
we  may  name  a  very  richly  embroidered  altar  cloth  and  a  beautiful 
and  emblematic  Reredos,  the  latter,  an  Easter  offering  from  that 
true  son  of  the  Church,  J.  C.  Spence,  of  Montreal.     The  ceiling  of 
the  Chancel  has  also  been  illuminated  in  blue  and  gold,  and  the 
walls  of  Chancel  and  Nave  appropriately  tinted,  besides  other 
improvements  on  the  exterior  of  the  building.    A  new  organ  for 
St.  George's  Church,  built  upon  the  Scudamore  principle,  is  also 
in  process  of  completion  at  the  factory  of  Messrs.  Warren,  Mont- 
real.    In  St.  Thomas'  parish  all  the  local  eflbrts  of  the  parishion- 
ers  have   been  directed    to  the  one  laudable  object  of  freeing 


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their  neat  and  substantial  church  edifice  from  the  debt  which 
still  encumbers  it  and  it,  is  pleasing  to  note  that  these  efforts  are 
rapidly  bringing  to  a  completion  the  desired  achievement,  and  wo 
look  forward  confidently  to  the  coming  year  producing  its  happy 
realization.  The  Sunday  schools  of  both  parishes  are  in  a  flourish- 
ing condition,  and  the  children  of  each  are  now  catecliised  fort- 
nightly in  the  presence  of  the  Congregation  at  the  afternoon  ser. 
vice.  A  Sunday  school  festival  and  Christmas  tree  was  held  in 
St.  George's  parisi.  m  January  la,-,t  when  prizes  and  gii'ts  were  dis. 
tributed  to  the  children.  Our  annual  ''  Harvest  Home"  in  con- 
nection with  the  two  parishes,  took  place  in  September  last  and 
was  held  this  year  in  the:  parish  of  St.  Thomas.  It  was  a  great 
success,  and  the  sum  of  $100  exclusive  of  ( Jtfcrtory  ^  '  ^^  ^  i  ^alized 
by  the  same  for  the  purjjoses  of  the  Church.  Tlie  Lac  •«  ^  cieties 
of  both  parishes  are  active  as  usual  and  foremost  in  every  work 
connected  with  the  Church.  Our  communicants  are  steadily 
increasing,  and  altogether  we  have  much  reason  to  be  thankful  to 
the  Giver  of  all  good  for  the  prosperous  condition  of  the  Church 
in  this  Rectory. 

It  is  worthy  of  remark  that  on  Christmas  Day,  although  the  roads 
were  in  a  bad  condition  for  travelling,  40  communicants  partook 
of  the  Sacrament  of  the  Lord's  Sujjper  in  St.  George's  Church. 

Services:  Sundays,  Morning  and  evening.  Afternoon,  Litany  and 
Catechizing  at  alternate  Churches.  Evening  Prayer  with  Jjocture 
on  P"'ridays  at  St.  George.  Service  with  sermon  on  all  Festivals 
and  Siiints  days  throughout  the  year.  Holy  Communion  monthly 
and  on  the  greater  Festivals  at  each  Church. 

The  following  is  the  statement  of  amounts  raised  during  the  past 
year : — 

TAHISU  OF  ST.  GEORGE. 

Assistant  Minister's  stipend  from  Hector $100  00 

do                     do       Iromrarisli 200  00 

Ladies'  Society 40  f)7 

Subscriptions  towards  Altar  ClotL 20  00    , 

do              do       Organ 150  00 

Christmas  Tree  lor  Sunday  School  I'rizcs 2f)  00 

I'roceeds  of  "  Harvest  Home" (Jo  80 

Collections  for  Missionary  i)urposc8 4  08 

do              Widows  and  Orphans  Fund 1  67 

do              Dioc(?san  ftynod 1  46 

do              liishop's  Fund 163 

do       on  Christmas  Eve  for  Church  Decoration  1  70 

Subscriptions  to  Church  Society 26  50 

Offertory 46  25 

$700  65 


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PARISH  OF  ST.  TIIOJIAS. 

AssiBtaut  Minister's  Stipend  from  Rector 8^100  00 

do                    do       from  I'nrisli 200  00 

Doiintioii  to                  do       South  St.  Thomas 25  oo 

Ladies'  Society.Soiroe  &c.,  applied  to  Church  debt.  75  00 

Proceeds  of"  Harvest  Home"  with  Offertory 79  80 

CoHoctious  for  Missionary  purposes l  55 

do               Widows  and  Orphans  Fund 2  00 

do               Diocesan  Synod 0  90 

Pew  rents 50  00 

Subscriptions  to  Cliurch  Society 11  97^ 

Offertory 18  55 

$664  77J 

EDWAPtDSTOWN. 

The  Rev.  E.  G.  Sutton  writes : — Necessity  has  this  year  forced 
nie  into  the  difficult  and  distracting  work  of  building  a  house  to 
shelter  myself  and  family.  There  being  no  Parsonage,  and  no 
prospects  of  obtaining  one,  it  was  the  only  course  open  to  me  ;  but 
1  am  thankful  to  say  that  much  of  the  care  and  expense  attem^mg 
it  has  been  saved  me  by  the  willing  assistance  rendered  by  the 
people  in  every  part  of  the  Mission.  I  take  this  opportunity  of 
gratefully  acknowledging  that  assistance  so  freely  afforded  by  all. 
On  the  whole  I  have  to  report  that  the  general  aspect  of  the 
Church's  work  in  my  sphere  of  bibor  is  hopeful  and  encouraging. 

Subscriptions  to  Mission  Fund $22  37^ 

Missionary  Mooting  Collection 8  60 

do          Sermon       do       2  33 

Widows  and  Orphans 1  88 

Total  sent  to  Church  Society $35  23i 

Support  of  Mission $123  80 

Offertory  Collections 33  llj 

Sundry  Church  Expenses 16  75 

Contributions  for  Local  purposes 178  66^ 

Total »213  90 

1IE.M.MINGF0RD. 

The  Rev.  E.  Dlviminet  writes :— Owing  to  absence  from  my 
mission  during  the  month  of  December  the  amount  of  subscriptions 
to  the  Church  Society  is  much  less  than  that  of  last  year.  I  hope, 
however,  next  year  to  make  up  the  deficiency. 

The  do})t  so  long  resting  on  St.  Luke's  Church  has  I  am  thank- 
ful to  say  been  reduced  to  $70,  and  1  hope  next  Easter  will  see  it 


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entirely  effliced.  The  Church  population  in  this  Mission  has  fop 
sometime  past  been  gradually  decreasing  from  the  fact  of  young 
persons  of  both  sexes  removing  to  the  United  States  whore  there 
is  a  much  greater  demand  for  labour,  and  where  the  remuneration 
for  services  rendered  is  much  higher  than  in  this  Section  of 
Canada.  St.  Luke's  Church  since  last  Easter,  hns  through  the  zeal 
of  the  Churchwardens,  been  mucli  improved  both  internally  and 
externally. 

Tlie  Sunday  School  under  the  Superintendence  of  Mr.  Edwin 
Eichardson  has  been  successfully  kept  uj). 

I  cannot  conclude  this  report  without  thanking  many  of  my 
people  for  many  acts  of  kindness  and  especially  for  services  per- 
formed in  the  Glebe. 

FINANCIAL  STATEMENT. 

Annual  Subscriptions  to  Cluirch  Society SI')  00 

Collections  Widows  and  Orphans 4  50 

Missionary  pur])08cs .- 4  00 

Tlianks;jiviug  day 4  25 

After  Jlissionary  meetings 15  00 

Contributions  for  removal  of  debt  on  St.  Luko's  Church. . .  63  00 

"              Sunday  School  Library 17  00 

"  Towards  Clergyman's  Support  including  I'ew 

rents 175  OO 

"              ForFont 30  00 

"              OflTertory 50  00 

"              For  stove  pijjts It;  00 

ii?3'J3  75 

LACOLLE. 

The  Rev.  A.  D.  Lockhakt  writes : — The  following  sums  have  been 
raised  in  this  parish  for  Church  purposes  during  the  past  year : 

Paid  instalment  on  the  parsonage 5?100  00 

Insurance  on  Church  I'roporty,  1S6G 12  50 

Do           do                 do        1867 14  1(1 

Missionary  Meeting  for  Church  Society 8  00 

Collected  for  Sunday  School  Library' 20  50 

Sermon  for  Missionary  ])urpose.s  of  Church  Society 4  00 

Do      lor  Wide  trs  and  Orphans 4  25 

Collected  towards  expenses  of  Synod 2  00 

Do     towards  I'an  Anglican  to  England 4  00 

Rev.  A.  D.  Lockhart's  Subscription 7  50 

Paid  in  towards  Clergyman's  Salary  from  I'ew  rents 

and  Subscriptions 360  84 


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ORMSTOWN. 

The  Rev.  W.  Brethour  writes:— The  following  sums  were  col- 
lected for  Church  purposes  during  the  past  year  of  1867: 

Towards  Incumbent's  Salary $150  00 

Offertory  Collections 30  00 

Annual  Missionary  Meeting 5  35 

Donation  to  organist 20  00 

Towards  tinishing  parsonage 32  75 

«238  10 

FRANKLIN. 

The  Rev.  J.  Fultox  writes:— I  have  great  pleasure  in  being  able 
to  report  an  increase  in  the  year's  subscriptions  to  the  Society  and 
also  a  donation  to  myself  of  sixty  dollars  from  the  congregation 
at  Franklin.  We  have  likewise  prepared  the  Burial  Ground  tit  for 
consecration  having  surrounded  it  by  a  substantial  stone  wall  and 
iron  gate,  making  it  one  of  the  best  enclosed  burial  grounds  in 
the  district. 

At  Ilavelock  owing  to  the  sudden  and  continuous  cold  weather 
we  have  not  been  able  to  complete  the  plastering  of  the  Chan- 
cel, but  hope  to  do  so  when  the  weather  moderates.  We  will  yet 
require  to  expend  one  hundred  dollars  to  complete  it  as  in- 
tended. 

I  have  nothing  further  of  any  special  interest  to  report  as  the 
year  that  is  past  has  only  afforded  another  illustration  of  what  I 
liave  before  experienced  that  those  who  can  and  ought  to  support 
Christ  Church  liberally;  have  not,  and  many  from  whom  I  looked 
for  little,  have  done  what  they  could. 

Subscriptions $32  95 

Towards  Huiial  Ground  at  Franklin 27  00 

Donation  to  self 61  00 

Collected  Jlissionary  Meeting. 

At  Franklin 5  00 

At  Ilavelock 3  CO 

Widows  and  Orphans 2  50 

Missionary  purposes 2  00 

Offertory 25  00 

Synod 2  00 

$161  05 

ST.  JOHNS. 

Tlie  Rev.  II.  F.  Darxkll  writes :— In  forwarding  the  customary 
returns  from  this  parish,  the  Rector,  (Rev.  H.  F.  Darnell,)  would 
remark  that  the  services  of  the  Church  have  been  conducted  in 


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the  usual  quiet  and  orderly  manner  and  have  been  upon  the  whole 
exceedingly  well  attended.  Complete  unanimity  has  prevailed 
among  those  who  have  co-oi)cratcd  in  the  work  and  substantial 
progress  has  been  made  both  with  respect  to  the  spn'itual  and  tem- 
poral condition.  The  annual  meeting  on  behalf  of  the  Church 
Society  was  well  attended,  and  highly  interesting  addresses  were 
delivered  by  the  Rural  Dean,  and  the  Rev.  R.  Lindsay,  who  formed 
the  deputation.  Whilst  it  must  be  admitted  that  some  of  our 
church-members  might  evince  a  deeper  interest  in  this  Society 
which  is  now  the  main  stay,  and  will  soon  j^erhaps  be  the  sole  stay 
of  the  Church  in  the  poorer  portions  of  this  diocese,  it  is  yet  only 
fair  to  others  to  observe  that  they  have  come  forward  generously 
to  assist  in  defraying  the  debt  yet  remaining  upon  our  school 
building.  Several  sums  have  been  paid  in  towards  this  fund  dur- 
ing the  past  year,  and  more  are  in  course  of  collection,  it  is  there- 
fore within  bounds  of  reasonable  expectation  that  in  our  next  re- 
port wo  may  have  the  pleasure  of  recording  its  total  liquidation. 
Our  high  school,  which  has  been  considerably  repaired  and  im- 
proved at  the  joint  expense  of  the  Church  Corporation  and  the 
School  Commissioners,  re-opened  last  term  under  most  favourable 
ausi)ices.  From  its  healthy  and  accessible  situation,  and  the  well 
known  zeal  and  ability  to  the  present  head  master,  (Mr.  Masten,) 
it  bids  fair  to  take  a  high  place  among  the  educational  institu- 
tions of  the  Province. 

The  Church  has  been  recently  beautified  by  the  presentation 
of  a  second  elegant  stained  glass  window  by  J.  C.  Spence  of  Mon- 
treal in  memory  of  the  daughter  of  R.  Wright,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  this 
place,  erected  by  her  grandmother,  Mrs.  Wright,  of  London,  Eng- 
land ;  whilst  Mr.  James  Macdonald  exchanges  the  Chancel  win- 
dow, recently  erected  by  hnn,  for  one  of  a  handsome  and  more 
suitable  character,  now  rendered  a  memorial  of  his  deceased  wife. 
— '^Dominion  dai/,^^  was  observed  in  this  town  with  every  manifes- 
tation of  loyal  feeling  both  by  the  English  and  French  residents. 
Divine  service  was  held  in  St.  James'  Church,  in  which  the  Revs. 
Mr.  Street,  of  Chicago,  and  the  Rev.  J.  Slack.  Rural  Dean  of  Bed- 
ford, assisted;  after  which  a  suitable  address  was  delivered  by  the 
Rector.  The  attendance  was  very  satisfactory.  The  remainder  of 
the  day  was  devoted  to  out-door  sports,  followed  by  a  general  illu- 
mination of  fire-works  in  the  evening.  Large  numbers  of  people 
poured  into  the  town,  but  everytliing  was  conducted  in  the  most 
peaceable  and  creditable  manner. 


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Pow  rents  paid  in j,^,j^  j ^ 

Sunday  Olloitory 330  00 

Holy  Coinniunion  OITiTtory  for  poor 713  qo 

Cliiircli  Society  Subscriptions 67  50 

Collt'ct'ul  f.T  MisHioniiry  purposes,  per  Uural  Doan 16  00 

Wi JoH    :i  ,1  .  jrplmn's  Fund g  yo 

Subscription  to  Debt  on  High  Scliool 33  (jo 

From  i^adips' Association "9  77 

Subscription  to  Charitable  and  Bcnovolent  objects  in 

a^l'l't'"" 3000 

Stained  windows 259  00 

From  Collections   and    Lectures   for   Sunday  School 

^'•l>'"ary 45  3^ 

For  "llluh  Mission,"  (Uishop  Crowther,)from  Sunday 

Scl'oul 2500 

Diocesan  Synod 5  qq 

Total S1G55  C8 


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DEANERY  OF  ST.  ANDREWS. 
AYLMER. 

Tlie  Rev.  F.  CoDD  writes  : — la  my  last  years  report  I  alluded  to 
the  loss  we  were  sustaining  by  the  removal  of  several  of  our  Church 
families  from  this  locality.  As  the  pecuniary  loss  which  tlie  Mis- 
sionary has  thus  sustainetl  is  not  likely  to  be  counterbalanced  by 
the  greater  liberality  of  our  remaining  numbers,  it  has  necessitat- 
ed my  removal  to  another  sphere  of  labour,  and  Aylmer  has  been 
placed  by  the  Bishoi>  under  the  charge  of  the  minister  of  the  ad- 
joining mission  of  Eardley. 

In  consequence  of  my  inability  to  refer  to  the  Church  books  of 
Aylmer,  my  financial  rejiort  includes  only  the  half  year  between 
April  Ist  and  October  1st.  Bearing  this  in  mind  and  also  that  the 
collections  for  the  Church  Society  are  not  included  in  this  half 
years  report,  it  will  appear  that  the  deficiency  as  compared  with 
former  years  it  but  a  small  sum. 

The  several  special  collections  ai'e  all  included  this  year  under 
the  heading  Offertory  CoUections.  The  amount  raised  during  the 
time  above  mentioned  is  as  follows : 

Towards  Clcrpyman's  salary S133  72 

UU'ertory  Collections 53  48 

Towards  tlic  I'arsonage  House  (now  building) 128  00 

S320  20 

I  enclose  collection  for  Widows  and  Orphans'  Fund 2  50 

Mission  Sermon ^  ^^ 

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AYLWIN,  TTPPER  GATINEAU. 

Your  missionary  having  only  received  charge  over  this  Mission 
in  July  last,  cannot  be  expected  to  have  much  to  report.  How- 
ever, short  as  the  time  has--  been,  something  has  been  done  to- 
wards building  up  the  people  in  our  most  holy  frith. 

In  sending  this  report,  I  may  say,  that  it  is  one  of  few  things 
that  remind  me  of  my  connection  with  the  diocese  of  Montreal ; 
so  far  is  this  Mission  away  from  the  Cathedral  city,  and  so  far  is 
its  Missionary  away  from  a  brother  clergyman  (the  nearest  being 
about  27  miles),  that  he  is  apt,  for  the  most  part  of  the  time,  to 
forget  that  ho  is  in  the  Province  of  Quebec,  connected  with  the 
diocese  of  Montreal.  It  may  be  that,  at  no  very  distant  date,  it 
may  become  part  of  a  new  diocese,  having  the  city  of  Ottawa  as 
its  centre, 

Your  Missionary,  upon  his  arrival,  found  the  Church  people  de- 
lighted in  having  once  more  among  them  one  duly  conunissioned 
to  preach  the  Word  and  administer  the  Holy  .Sacraments.  They 
had  nearly  given  up  all  hope  of  se(Mng  their  beloved  Church,  and 
the  Church  of  their  forefathers,  established  among  them  ;  but  once 
they  saw  a  priest  of  that  Church  among  them,  and  for  them,  their 
hopes  revived,  and  they  gladly  welcomed  their  pastor. 

Thanks  to  the  exertions  of  the  pcoi^le  while  under  the  care  of 
their  first  missionary,  the  Rev.  A.  C.  Nesbitt,  your  Missionary  had 
a  good  and  handsome  parsonage  to  enter  into.  This  parsonage  is 
a  good-sized  house,  in  the  cottage  Gothic  style,  built  of  wood,  and 
in  plan  cruciform.  The  design  was  one  of  Mr.  Nesbitt' s  own,  and 
reflects  credit  on  his  architectural  talents,  for,  when  properly 
finished,  it  will  be  one  of  the  best  parsonages  in  this  deanery.  Its 
full  completion  has  been  prevented  by  an  incubus  of  debt.  This 
debt,  however,  has  within  the  last  few  weeks  been  greatly  lessened 
by  the  sympathy,  kindness,  and  exertions  of  our  dearly  beloved 
Metropolitan,  who,   though  in  England,    and  i)ressed,  no  doubt, 

forgot  us  not,  but  sent  us 


with  other  and  more  urgent  business, 


out  the  welcome  sum  of  '<'2'2{).  This  sum  will  take  away  half  of 
our  debt,  at  the  least.  During  the  fall  our  people  gathered  and 
erected  a  neat  stable  on  the  Parsonage  ground,  which  cost,  in 
laboui',  &c.,  about  $80.  There  remains  yet  work  to  l)e  done,  to 
make  the  Parsonage  comi)lete,  e.r/.,  painting  interior  and  exterior, 
fencing,  &c.  Some,  if  not  all,  of  this  work  will  be  done  probably  dur- 
ing next  summer.  The  services  of  the  Church  are  given  in  the  Mis- 
sion as  follows :  on  two  consecutive  Sundays  services  are  given  in 


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All(»yno,  and  Aylwin  eacli  Sunday.  In  Alleyne  (14  miles  from 
rursoniigo)  the  congregation  gathers  in  a  dwelling  house ;  hut 
soon  we  expect  to  enter  into  a  proper  Church  building,  for  the 
people  in  Aylwin  have  this  fall  covered  in  the  walls  of  a  building 
originally  put  up  for  a  Union  meetingdiouse.  It  is  intended,  as 
soon  as  i)Ossiblo,  to  have  this  building  properly  finished  for  the 
use  of  the  Church  only.  For  what  has  been  done  for  the  Church 
in  this  township  thanks  are  due  chiefly  to  Mr.  Ileeney  first,  and  to 
Mr.  Carruthers  next,  for  by  them  and  their  sons  has  the  building 
been  taken  in  hand,  and  put  in  its  present  forward  state.  Our 
congregations  in  this  Aylwin  are  generally  pretty  large,  and  are 
made  up  of  all  classes  of  belief. 

In  Aylwin  our  congregation  meets  in  the  Pres])yterian  preaching 
house.  Hero  the  number  of  Church  people  is  much  larger  than 
anywhere  else  in  the  Mission.  The  services  are  very  regularly 
attended  by  the  peojjle.  The  congregations  average  here  about 
60  persons.  This  number  is  greatly  increased  in  the  summer  by 
people  who  are  now  away  from  home,  or  who  have  not  the  means 
of  being  carried  to  Church,  the  roads  thereto  being  exceedingly 
rough  and  rocky.  The  Sacraments  have  been  duly  administered 
— that  of  I5aptism  when  required,  and  that  of  the  Eucharist  on  the 
major  Sundays.  Our  communicants  are  very  few  at  present,  num- 
bering only  ten  persons.  This  number  is  larger,  however,  than  at 
first.  There  are  persons  who  would  be  communicants,  but  who 
are  prevented,  by  various  circumstances,  from  being  so.  A  great 
number  will  not  commune  because  they  are  not  confirmed.  As 
we  expect  His  Lordship  the  Bishop  up  here  next  summer,  for  Con- 
firmation purposes,  one  will  naturally  expect  the  number  of  com- 
municants to  be  increased. 

Till  within  the  last  month,  the  children  of  Aylwin  were  gathered 
on  Thursdays  for  two  hours'  instruction  in  Catechism  and  singing 
by  their  pastor ;  but  thanks  to  the  Colonial  Church  and  School 
Society,  we  have  been  enal^led  to  open  two  Church  Day  Schools ; 
one  in  Aylwin,  and  the  other  in  the  township  of  IIincks,on  the  other 
side  of  the  Gatincau.  By  these  Schools  about  40  children  are 
brought  under  secular  and  religious  instruction,  which  they  would 
not  otherwise  receive,  for  there  are  no  other  schools  of  any  kind  in 
the  whole  Mission.  Every  third  Sunday  your  Missionary  goes  up 
northward  to  the  township  of  Cameron,  where,  at  the  Depot  farm 
of  the  "  Hamilton  Brothers"  (distant  from  the  Parsonage  25  miles), 
he  holds  an  afternoon  service,  the  congregation  being  for  the  most 
part  composed  of  the  clerks  and  other  persons  employed  in  this 


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lirm,  with  ono  or  two  families  who  reside  in  the  vicinity.  One  of 
tlieso  families  uro  Fren<^h  rrotesiunts,  to  whom  your  Missionary 
has  i)aicl  visits  and  baptised  some:  of  their  children,  usin^  tho 
['"rencli  version  of  tlie  J'rayer-hnok.  On  my  way  up  to  this  last- 
mentioned  station,  I  stoj»  for  th«^  night  previous  in  the  house  of  a 
lumbei-er  some  lifteen  miles  below,  but  three  miles  back  in  tho 
bush,  where  next  morning  a  congregation  gathers  for  i>rayersand 
sermon.  To  comlurt  our  service  there  in  the  usual  way  is  rather 
a  task,  for  many  of  them  cannot  read,  and  by  far  the  greater  numV)er 
havi'  never  heard  our  servit^^  or  seen  f(Ur  ritual.  Indeed,  to 
those  among  thein  who  are  Church  nicMubers  by  virtue  of  their 
baptism,  the  services  and  the  ceremonies  of  tlieir  Church  were 
both  alike  novel.  There  is,  however,  a  decided  improvement  of  late 
in  the  way  tho  services  are  used,  though  there  will  be  always  the 
difficulty  of  making  the  service  congregational,  seeing  that  so 
very  i'ew  know  how  to  read. 

Being  but  a  short  time  u^)  liere,  I  caimot  jiresent  a  great  list  of 
contributions  either  to  tlie  Minister's  stipend  or  any  other  pur- 
pose. The  people  seldom  or  neviu"  have  money  before  the  spring, 
when  they  receive  it  for  logs  maile  dui-ing  the  winter — the  mak- 
ing of  timber  being  the  only  way  by  which  the  people  are  able  to 
subsist.     Whit  has  been  done  is  stated  below. 

During  the  last  six  months  there  have  been,  in  connection 
with  the  Mission,  9  baptisms  and  .3  burials. 

suDscKirnoNS 

TOWARDS    MlN'ISTEIl'S  BTII'KND. 

In  kind !?2S  00 

In  Cash ICO 

Total !i?2'J  00 

By  Stable  in  Labour SSO  00 

"  (y'lmrch  CcUeclions  in  Ayl win 7  53 

"  Thanksf^iTiiiff  ( •iFcrtory  for  Church  Soci  ty 2  GO 

"  Subscriptions  to  Church  SociL-ty. 

lioT.  \V.  U.  Brown 7  00 

Mrs.  lirown 1  50 

OH  f,3 

Tot.il $127  f)3 

CLARENDON. 

The  Rev.  Geo.  C.  Robinson  writes : — The  amount  raised  in  this 
mission  during  the  past  year,  exclusive  of  foreign  aid,  is  in  excess 
of  that  of  the  previous  year,  notwithstanding  the  absence  of  so 


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populiir  an  ol.joct  of  liborality  as  the  purclmso  of  iiChu.rh  l„.ll 
A  call  for  improvomentH  in,  and  nUout,  tlio  Parsona^'o,  was  faiily 
rcspondi'.l  to,  and  a  much  noedod  ad.lition  l.uilt  at" an  outlay  of 
nl.out  liTO  dollars.  A  dd.t  of  about  OO  .lolbu-s  remains  upon^lio 
building,  but  will  probably  be  all  paid  bofoio  East.-r.  Witli  a  littlo 
more  expense  the  house  will  be  a  credit  to  the  mission,  and  eom- 
fortablo  for  its  occupants. 

The  mission  was  visit. -d  in  August  last  ])y  the  most  reverend 
the  Metrojiolitan,  for  the  purpose  of  administering  the  rit<^  of 
Conlirmalion.  Forty  persons  ri'ncwed  their  baptismal  vows  before 
God,  and  in  presence  of  a  hu'ge  and  devout  congregation.  It  was 
an  occasion  which  called  forth  deep  thankfulness  for  the  i)ast,  and 
way  a  stiundous  to  increased  exertion,  in  humble  dependence  upon 
the  Divine  blessing,  for  the  future. 

The   attendance   at   pul)lic  worship   is   good,  and   the  Sunday 
schools  are  flourishing.     Tlie  numl)er  of  connnunieants  is  slowly 
but  stt>adily  increasing.     May  God  grant  increase  of  grace  to  both 
ministi'r  and  people,  for  Jesus  Christ's  sake. 

The  contributions  for  Church  purposes  were  as  follow  viz: 

Animal  Subscriptions  to  Church  Society ijss  38 

Collection  at  Missionary  Meeting 550 

Ollertory,  Church  Society (j  19 

"          Widows  and  Orphans' Fund  2  50 

"         Ordinary 4933 

Subscriptions  towards  Clcri^yinan's  Stipend 29150 

"            buildin;,' addition  to  Tarsiinage 94  50 

Donations  Croni  without  the  Mission  lor  do     55  00 

Contributions  in  labour  tor                       do     20  00 

Proceeds  of  Soiree  in  aid  of  building  fund 40  75 

Collected  for  Sunday  Schools 10  10 

Donations  from  without  the  Mission  lor  do 17  75 

Total $034  50 

The  jx'ople  have  also  shown  many  substantial  proofs  of  kindly 
feeling  towards  their  minister  and  his  family,  whoso  thanks  are 
heartily  tendered  for  the  same. 

EARDLEY. 

The  llev.  Pkrcy  W.  Smith  writes : — In  once  more  reviewing  the 
work  of  the  Church,  in  this  mission,  notwithstanding  pecuniary 
discouragement,  I  have  every  reason  to  be  thankful.  The  congre- 
gations have  shown  a  decided  increase,  more  interest  has  been 
manifested  in  divine  things,  and  there  has  been  an  addition  to  the 
number  of  communicants.     The  visit  of  the  Bishop,  has  I  think, 


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cft(!ct('(l  u  (U>(!i(li><l  cliiingo  for  tho  l)ottor.  IIo  on ooi in !;,'<>( I  the 
l)('0])lo,  nnd  ho  ns  a  natural  conso(iuonco,  has  Htrongthciu'd  tlui  in- 
flucnco  of  thoir  missionary. 

During  tln'  i)!»st  year  I  Iiavo  l)ai>tize(l  thirtoon  infants,  and  ofH- 
ciau'd  at  two  I'unorals. 

I  jnention<'d  that  I  had  mot  with  some  "jiocuniary  discourage- 
ment;" and  as  1  am  bound  to  give  a  faithful  rciiort  of  tlio  work 
dono  hero,  it  would  bo  well  to  parti(nilari/e.  Tho  amount  of  the 
ministor's  stli)ond  in  this  mission,  is  wholly  inad(»(|uati'.  Thf  sum 
total  of  my  last  years  receipts  was  only  $4:!'). 00;  house  rent,  and 
expense  of  keeping  horse  out  of  tills,  leaves  hut  a  small  margin 
for  housi'hold  and  personal  expenses.  Thci  mission  has,  1  knntc, 
been  well  canvassed,  nnd  nil  that  enn  bo  ensured  is  !?1')0,00,  tho 
Church  Society  granting  !?300.0().  I  shall  midce  no  suggestions  n.i 
to  a  remedy  of  this,  but  lonvo  tho  facts  ns  they  stand. 

CJRENVILLE. 

The  liev.  F.  S.  NicvK  writes: — Thv.  state  of  the  mission,  and  tho 
occurrences  within  it  have  been  so  similar  to  those  of  jtiTH-eding 
years,  that  the  missionary  has  nothing  of  interest  to  report,  unless 
it  be,  that  n  cabinet  organ  having  boon  substituted  for  a  hand  ono 
in  the  Church  at  Crenville.  The  musical  part  of  the  worship  of 
God  has  been  greatly  improved.  Tho  sum  total  raised  in  the  mis- 
sion during  the  year  is  $1.'86.45. 

HULL. 

The  Rev.  J.  Johnston  writes : — During  tho  j)ast  year  we  havo 
lost  some  truly  excellent  members  of  our  Congregati*  n  at  St. 
James'  Church,  Hull,  in  consequence  of  thoir  i-cmoval  to  (Juebec 
and  Toronto.  Our  Congregation  is  ns  yet  neci^ssarily  fluctuating 
and  must  so  continue  to  be  until  the  village  of  Hull  sh.'Jl  be('omo 
better  settled.  Most  of  the  Congregation  attend  fi'on-.  a  distance, 
still  the  Church  is  well  tilled.  Much  earnest  int'  rest  has  been 
shewn  by  the  Congregation  generally  in  carrying  on  the  work  of 
the  Church  among  us,  as  may  be  seen  from  the  etlbi'ts  mad(>,  by 
them.  Tho  fourteen  hundred  and  thirty  dollars  raised  have  been 
exclusively  contributed  by  our  own  people. 

I  hoi>e  during  this  new  year  we  shall  be  able  to  do  more  for  tho 
work  throughout  the  Diocese,  but  as  yet  we  have  had  so  much 
upon  our  hands  within  the  mission  that  we  have  not  done  nuich 
for  that  good  cause. 


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Upon  the  wholo  I  thank  (rod  tho  givor  of  every  Mossing  f'oi' tho 
miinirost  advunceiuont  we  havo  boon  pcM-niittotl  to  Nvitnos»  in  thia 
portion  of  his  liold. 

Tlio  niiioun  <  rnis'-U  durliij^  tho  j  .'nr  Imvo  bmi,  for  local  purpost's..  ipi KW)  oo 

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NoKTir  ,'  \KEFrELD. 

Tho  Ki'V.  .John  Se'Mav  wntos  :— hi  'viewing  tho  past  year  if  wo 
were  to  judge  hy  the  U))p''ovomont  wo  havo  mado  financially,  this 
Mission  has  come  l.ir  short  of  formt>r  years. 

I  think  this  lias  been  owing  to  tlie  Huhscripti'ns  to  the  (.'hurch 
which  should  have  l»ecn  paid  last  year  l)ut  were  not  colloctcil  until 
April  last.  But  although  in  money  nKltt»'r^  wo  havo  cunie  farsliurt 
of  other  years,  it  ia  "-'ith  thankfulness  to  tho  Chief  Shephi>rd  tliat 
I  see  a  maiked  improvement  IidIIi  in  tho  regular  attendance  of 
the  Congregations,  and  also  an  increase  in  the  number  of  connnu- 
nicants. 

Owing  to  bud  health  I  had  to  give  up  many  of  the  outstations 
during  (he  sunnuer. 

It  hi  'en  impossible  for  \is  to  collect  anything  for  the  (;imrch 
Society,  as  all  we  can  collect  has  gone  to  pay  otl'  tho  debt  due  on 
the  Chiu'ch  and  Parsonage. 

1  am  h  i))py  in  acknowL  dging  the  sum  oi':?42.()()  from  ^Irs.  Adams 
of  Montreal,  to  purchase  a  font ;  also  ijr^U.UO  from  Alonzo  Wright 
M.r.P.,  towards  Church  debt. 

MONKY  COLLIX'IKD  DUHINU  THK  YKAU. 

(MiTfryiiiun's  Salary .*98  00 

Tdwanls  t'liurch  Debt 80  00 

Otr.Ttory  t'olU'ction    28  49 

Total •'?20G  '19 

OFFICES. 

Baptisms,  25;  Conlirinatioii,  21;  Marriages,  0;  Rurials,  2. 

(WSLOW. 

The  Rev.  J.  C.  Buaitiiwaite  writes  :— There  is  but  little  out  of  the 
ordinary  routine  of  work  in  the  Mission,  to  notice  particularly. 
On  Passion  Sunday,  we  had  our  first  Service  in  th.   new  Church  of 
St.  Matthew's,  North  Onslow,  and  on  Palm  Sunday,  in  the  new 


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Church  of  St.  Mark's,  Bristol.  In  August,  the  Bishop,  attended  by 
the  Rural  Dean  of  Bedford,  as  Chaplain,  visited  the  Mission,  and 
confirmed  two  men,  and  four  women  and  girls,  at  St.  John's  the 
Evangelist,  Onslow ;  four  girls  at  St.  Matthew's,  North  Onslow ; 
and  one  youth,  and  five  women  and  girls  at  St.  Mark's,  Bristol.  The 
Bishop  preached  at  St.  John's  the  Evangelist,  and  at  St.  Mark's  ; 
and  the  Rural  Dean  of  Bedford,  at  St.  Matthew's.  It  will  be  a 
great  gain  to  the  North  Onslow  part  of  this  Mission,  if  a  Clergy 
man  (especially  if  he  be  in  priest's  orders)  can  bo  sent  to  reside 
there.  Between  North  Onslow  and  pait  of  Clarendon,  Bristol,  and 
perhaps  i^art  of  Thorne,  plenty  of  work  can  bo  found  for  him  to 
do.  I  trust,  that  before  lohg,  it  will  be  found  practicable  to  send 
a  Clergyman  to  reside  in  North  Onslow,  especially  as  there  is  now 
a  Church  there,  in  which  he  can  minister.  North  Onslow  and  its 
neighborhood  requires  more  work  bestowed  upon  them,  than  either 
Mr.  Robinson,  of  Clarendon,  or  I,  can  bestow,  living  as  we  do  from 
eight  to  ten  miles  from  these  stations. 

The  number  of  Communicants  at  St.  John's  the  Evangelist,  for 
1867  were  75  men,  189  women,  =  2G4 ;  at  St.  Matthew's  North 
Onflow,  10  men,  16  women,  =  26 ;  at  St.  Mark's,  Bristol,  1  man, 
2()  women,  =  21 ;  at  Steel's  School-liouse ;  1  man,  12  women,  =Ui. 
There  were  also  2  men,  and  8  women  and  girls  admitted  to  Com- 
munion for  the  first  time. 

The  numlter  of  Marriages  for  the  year  were  4;  Bai^tisms,  9; 
Burials,  6. 

The  items  of  money  contributed  were : 

Missionary  Jluctiii;; So  05 

Offertory  during'  Holy  Wock,  for  Mission  Fund 3  42 

do        (Ml  Eii-tcr  day  for                     do           ....  4  08 

do        on  Wliifsuiidiiy  for  Diocosan  Synod 2  00 

do        on  llarvf'st  Homo,  J  hanksgivingdiiy  for 

.Misssion  Fund 4  .^il 

do        fur  Widows' aiuKn-plians' Fund 2  40 

do        iKWiuiis  I'an-Anglican  >Synod f)  2ii 

do       >li>sion  Fund,  (St.  Matthew's  N.  Onslow)  (»  07 

do                 do            (St.  .Mark's,  Bristol) 120 

do                   ilo             (Sl('('l'.s  Scliool-liouse). ...  0  00 

do        j.v'ncral  at  .St.  John's  the  Fvi'.      ,  Onslow  47  01 

do        fortnightly  at  St.  Mark's,  IJi  i.,i  ,)1 IS  3.') 

do               do          at  St  Matthew's,  N.Onslow..  3  52} 

do               do          ut  Steel's  School  house 3  30) 

Collected  by  Jlr.  Walton  Smith,  forCh  iiiiild.  Fund  155  00 
Subscriptions    towards    tinisliing    St.    Matthew's 

Church,  ^•orth  Onslow,  and  St.  Mark's,  Uristol. .  150  03 


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Collected  by  a  member  of  tlin  Congregation,  for 
Carpet  and  Cusliiuiis  for  the  Chancel  of  St.  John's 
the  Evangelist  Chnrcli 23  gs 

Collected  for  Sunday  .School  Christmas  Tree  and 
for  prefents  for  the  Choir j-  qq 

Subscriptions  for  Church  Society 15  qq 

Towards  Missionary's  Stipend 218  '5 

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PORTAGE  DU  FORT. 

The  Rev.  J.  Gribule  writes :— The  services  of  the  Church  have 
been  continued  regularly  in  this  mission  during  the  past  year.  A 
Confirmation  was  held  in  the  summer  by  the  Lord  Bishop  of  tlie 
Diocese,  the  sixth  which  has  been  held  here  since  the  formation 
of  the  Mission  in  1856,  when  nine  persons  were  confirmed  eight  of 
whom  have  since  become  communicants. 

I  am  glad  to  be  able  to  report  an  increase  in  the  subscrijjtions 
to  the  Church  Society,  from  !?18.00  last  year  to^SU.lO  this  year. 

The  amount  raised  during  the  year  is  as  follows : — 

Subscriptions  to  Clergyman's  stipend $178  25 

do  in  produce  do     35  35 

Offertory  devoted  to  do  54  94 

do  do  current  expenses 19  78 

Collected  for  Insurance 10  00 

do    expenses  of  1'.  A.  Synod 3  00 

do        for  Church  Society 22  GO 

Sermon  for  .Missioimry  Fund 3  53 

Collected  after  Missionary  Meeting 5  12 

Thanksgiving  collection  fur  Mission  Fund..       100 
Collection  for  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund       1  CO 

$334  57 

HAVELOCK. 

Collected  for  Clergyman's  stipend 18  GO 

Oftertorii's 5  35 

Collected  for  Church  Society 7  50 

Sermon  lor  Mission  Fund 0  Uu 

32  40 

.«3GH  97 

ST.  ANDREWS. 

The  Rev.  K.  Loxsdell,  Rural  Dean,  writes  :  —  Oxn*  Congregation 
I'ontinues  much  the  same  as  during  the  last  year  with  respect  to 
nimibers.  It  is  a  cause  of  thankfulness  that  order  and  reverent 
ibuueanour  prevail  in  the  House  of  God  amongst  those  who  come 
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their  allegiance  to  their  Saviour  by  partaking  of  the  most  blessed 
means  of  grace — the  memorials  of  his  Cross  and  Passion. 

I  may  be  permitted  to  record  here  my  grateful  acknowledg- 
ment of  the  handsome  gift  of  a  very  fine  pair  of  sleigh  robes  pre- 
sented to  me  by  my  kind  congregation  a  few  days  since. 

Mrs.  Edward  Jones  has  very  kindly  furnished  our  Chancel  with 
a  handsome  Episcopal  chair. 

The  sums  collected  in  the  parish  during  the  past  year  are  as 
follow : — 

Subscription  for  Church  Socioty  Missions SCO  25 

Sermon  for  Missions 10  50 

ThankHgiving  Day 7  00 

Widows  and  Orphans 3  00 

Towards  expenses  of  Synod 2  00 

Collected  at  parocliial  Missionary  Meeting 9  00 

Contributions  for  Local  purposes 600  00 

Total  8704  05 

THORNE. 

The  Rev.  Mr.  Kaapcke  reports  : — Being  in  charge  of  this  Mis.«ion 
since  September  22nd,  1867,  I  have  very  little  to  rei)ort  about  the 
Church  in  Thorne.  I  tind  a  large  field  of  labour,  and  it  is  my 
constant  prayer  that  God  would  make  mo  a  faitliful  labourer  in 
patient  submission  to  his  good  pleasure.  In  many  instances  I  can 
discover,  I  hope,  a  growing  zeal  for  religious  duties  and  Divines  , 
vices.  The  attendance  in  Church  has  been  pretty  good  in  general ; 
but  very  small  is  the  number  of  connnunicants  as  yet. 

Services  are  held  twice  each  Sunday  (besides  ibur  on  Christmas, 
and  several  in  German,  my  native  language.) 

Number  of  communicants:   Leslie,  3;  Thorne,  3;  Clarendon,  (I. 

I  have  received  several  presents,  though  small  in  value,  yet  very 
welcome. 

Towards  my  salary  there  has  been  contributed  till  now  in  liay 
and  oats  $9;  given  in  work  for  stable,  $9;  Sunday  collections,:<2.2(t]. 

During  the  winter  1866-67,  \  have  taken  great  pleasure  in  visit- 
ing an  English  settlement  in  Portland,  in  the  rear  of  Buckingham, 
and  to  eat  the  Lord's  Supper  with  them,  and  constantly  the  cry 
sounds  in  my  ear : 

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VAUDREUIL. 

The  Rev.  J.  W.  Pyke,  writes  :-The  progress  of  Church  work  in 
this  Mission,  during  the  past  year  will  best  appear  from  the  accom- 
panying statement.     During  the  psust  summer  two  new  Churches 
have  been  so  far  completed  as  to  enable  us  to  open  them  for  Di- 
vine worship :    one  at  Como,  a  neat  gothic  structure   of  stone, 
capal)le  of  seating  from  25U  to  300  people.    This  church  has  a 
very  pretty  western  window  of  stained  glass.  The  ceiling  is  boarded 
and  stained,  with  open  roof.    The  other  Chapel  is  a  smdl  wooden 
building  erected  for  the  accommodation  of  the  Church  people  at 
Cote  St.  Charles,  an  English  settlement  in  this  neighborhood.    It 
will  seat  about  150  people.     In  the  erection  of  these  two  churches 
$1,800   have   been  expended,  a  large  proportion  of  which  sum 
has  been  given  by  the  people  themselves  and  others  interested  in 
or  connected  with  the  place.     St.  James'  Church,  Hudson,   the 
parish  church  built  in  1842,  has  also  been  thoroughly  repaired 
outside,  and  enclosed  with  a  neat  substantial  fence  the  past  sum- 
mer.    The  outlay  on  this  work  including  the  paying  off  of  an  old 
debt,— the  only  one  of  ihe  Church— has  been  overf!350.    Towards 
the  ordinary  expenses  of  the  Church  $275  have  been  paid  -a ;  and 
we   have  sent   to   the  Treasurer  of  the  Church  Society    for   its 
purposes  $43.87.    Thus  it  will,  I  think,  be  manifest  that  there  has 
been  neither  want  of  will,  nor  lack  of  liberality  on  the  part  of 
those  connected  with  this  Mission,  whether  residents  or  temporary 
residents,  to  supply  the  wants  of  the  Church,  local  as  well  as 
general.     May  this  blessed  spirit  of  liberality  increase  among  us 
till  the  members  of  the  Church  everywhere  feel  it  not  only  a  duty 
but  a  sweet  and  blessed  privilege  to  give  to  God  of  thoii  substance 
for  the  service  of  the  sanctuary,  as  freely  as  He  has  given  them. 

The  decorations  at  St.  James',  at  this  season  of  sacred  joy  in 
honor  of  the  Nativity,  are  beautiful  and  appropriate.  The  arches 
of  the  Chancel,  the  windows  and  pillars  are  all  wreathed  with  ever- 
green festoons  which  hang  in  graceful  folds  from  one  window 
to  the  other.  Over  the  altar,  round  the  Chancel  wall,  is  placed  in 
i-aised  letters  the  text  "  Glory  to  God  on  High,"'  and  on  the  walls 
of  the  Church  api)ears  the  appropriate  text  "  Unto  you  is  born  a 
Saviour  which  is  Christ  the  Lord." 

The  Ladies  of  the  choir,  who  have  been  always  foremost  in  this 
good  work,  were  occupied  two  days  in  beautifying  the  sanctuary, 
assisted  by  a  few  of  the  Congregation. 


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The  Bishop  visited  the  Mission  in  August,  confirming  34  young 
people  iui<l  consecrating  the  ground  around  the  church  and  tlio 
Imrial  ground  adjoining. 

There  are  three  full  services  every  Sunday ;  one  in  each  of  the 
churches  during  summer,  and  two  in  winter.  The  average  attend- 
ance throughout  the  year  upon  these  services  is  100.  At  one 
(.'omnmnion  there  were  41  recipients;  the  total  number  of  com- 
municants is  now  120. 

For  Building  Fund .«982  00 

I'ew  Keiits 176  00 

OlFertory • I(i2  00 

Aiiiiiial  Subscription  to  Cliurcli  Society 23  50 

CollpctiouH                         4o                     17  87 

Synod  purposes 2  50 

Insurance 3  75 


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The  following  Reports  were  received  too  late  to  he  put  in  their 

pioper  place  — 

.SABKI<:V0I8. 

List  of  subscribers  to  Church  Society  for  1867 : 

llev.  B.  r.  Lewis    :?7  50 

Charles  Koy,  son 4  OO 

Mii'lanie  C.  Koy 0  50 

Miss  Uoy (»  25 

Miss  S.  Uoy 0  25 

Ed.  Koy 1  (10 

Thos.  II.  Kyan    100 

II.  Kyan 0  '25 


!«I4  75 

Forwarded  of  the  above  .$14.50,  to  the  Treasurer  through  Mr. 
Bond,  and  also  $2.50  the  collection  after  sermon  for  Church  So- 
ciety. The  above  sums  were  remitted  since  1st  .lanuary,  186H. 
Please  find  enclosed  two  dollars  for  B.  P.  Lewis,  and  two  dollars 
for  E.  Roy  as  quarterly  subscriptions  for  Church  Society,  also  40c. 
for  Miss  Rondeau,  and  40c.  for  Jean  Roy;  also  25c.  of  balance  due 
Oil  subscriptions  as  per  aliove  list. 

I  came  to  Sabrevois  in  July  last,  and  being  only  part  of  the  year 
in  t>he  million  had  no  sermon  for  the  Widows  and  Orphans'  Fund. 

Yours  faitlit'uUy, 

BEN  J.  P.  LEWLS. 

P.  S.  Please  have  my  name  on  the  clergy  list  put  dovvn  as  mis- 
sionary at  Sabrevois  instead  of  Brandon,  and  adtlress  all  commu- 
nicfttions  for  the  latter  place  to  the  lay  missionary  there,  Mr. 
Plulip  Dfe{Jruchy.  B.  P.  L. 


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8T.  JOHN  THE  EVANCIELLST'S  (Fukk  Skat)  T'ITAPEL. 

Tlie  Rev.  EiiMUND  Wood,  the  llev.  Charles  A.  Daniel,  and  tJie 
Kev.  Robert  W.  Norman  rei)ort : — 

Olll'i-tory  fnim  Easter  18i!7 S1822  00 

Clmrcli  Society  (Colk-ctcil  by  Miss  O'Connor) '     ys  00 

Free  Scliool  for  poor  ciiildn-ii j^q  (,q 

HewiiiR  Society  for  poor y-Q  qa 

I'liid  for  Wood  for  poor |,y)  />« 

Collected  for  Sunday  School  Festival sc,  Qg 

do                 do          do    Library,  &c 12:j  35 

'^'ota' S24;iiM3 

The  Curate  acknowledges,  with  thanks,  a  supply  of  Wood  for 
the  VviH^  School.  tVoni  the  Vestry  of  the  Cathedral,  dining  the 
winter  ;  also  gil'ts  of  Rooks  for  Sunday  School  Liljrary,  and  gi^ts  of 
elotliing,  and  hlaidcets,  and  Christmas  Dinners  for  the  jjoor.  from 
members  of  the  Congregation  of  the  Chapel. 

The  following  Services  are  held : — 

Daily  Morning  Prayer  (throughout  the  year)  at  7  a.m. 
"     Evening       '<  "  •<  at  a  i-.m. 

except   on  Wednesdays  when  there  is  Service  with   sermon  at 
7.80  P.M. 

Holy  Comminiion:  All  Sundays  and  Saints"  Days,  at  8  a.m. 

Second  Sunday  in  each  month  at  12  xoox. 

The  Litany  is  sung  on  Sunday  afternoons,  as  a  separate  service, 
at  4.15. 

In  Lent  there  is  an  .additional  celebration  of  Holy  Communion, 
on  Thursday  mornings,  and  a  Sermon  on  Friday  evenings. 

Number  of  Communicants  at  Easter,  217. 

Valuable  offerings  have  been  made  by  Mr.  J.  C.  Spence  and 
others,  which  the  Curate  of  the  Chapel  gratefully  acknowledges. 

Litany  anil  Sermon  on  Sundays  at  the  Hospital  of  which  the 
incumbent  is  Chapter. 

ST.  LUKE'S  CHL'RCIL 

The  Rev.  Maurick  S.  Baldwix  writes:— I  beg  to  report  that  we 
expect  by  the  coming  Eistei'  to  be  entirely  iVee  from  dcl)t,  by 
which  time  we  will  have  piid  oif  some  fifteen  hundred  dollars  of 
indebtedness — a  proof  of  much  earnestness  and  zeal  in  these  times 
of  ai>athy  and  carelessness. 


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FINANCIAL  STA'lEMKNT. 

Expended  in  Parish $1072  00 

Ou  C'lmrch  debt 700  00 

Iniiirovomeuts  on  Cliurcli 400  GO 

For  Poor 61  37 

Church  Society 27  00 

Widows  and  Orplians 8  32 

Soldier's  Home 22  00 

From  Sunday-school  for  Cliurch  Missionary  Society 20  00 

From  Sunday-school  for  Homo  Society 25  00 

$2335  09 
David  Smith, 

II.    II.    GlODDES, 

Wardens. 
ST.  MARY"  8  CHURCH,  IIOCHIilLAaA. 

There  lias  been  a  steady  increaso  in  the  work  and  prosperity  of 
this  parish  for  the  last  year.  The  numbers  attending  both  morn- 
ing and  evening  services  are  satisfactory,  and  the  evening  service 
is  commending  itself  to  the  favorable  notice  of  others  besides  the 
members  of  the  Anglican  Church.  The  best  thanks  of  the  Con- 
gregation are  given  to  the  Dean  of  Montreal  and  the  Rev.  Canon 
Balch.  To  the  first  for  permitting  a  collection  in  the  Cathedral  in 
aid  of  the  funds  of  the  Church,  and  to  the  latter  for  kindly  advo- 
cating the  claim  in  an  earnest  and  eloquent  appeal  to  the  congre- 
gation. To  the  Incumbents  of  St.  James'  and  St.  Stephen's  they 
also  return  their  sincere  thanks  for  collections  received  from  the 
respective  Clmrches.  The  Sunday  school  is  still  in  a  flourishing 
condition,  the  Incumbent  himself  catechising  the  children  every 
Sunday.  Owing  to  unavoidable  circumstances,  the  amounts  collected 
for  the  past  year  are  reserved  for  a  future  occasion. 


ERRATA. 

27,  instead  of  $15— $150.79. 
36,  $299.92. 

38,  instead  of  Endowment  for  Subscriptions,  read  Subscriptions  for 
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Tli.>  ( •llioo  Ro;vr(«rs  foi-  the  lust  yoar  of  tlio  Hopamte  oxistonce  of 
tlu*  Cliiircli  Sx'ii'ty  wert^  n^  I'ollovv  : 

PATRON. 

His  ExiKM.nsTv  Tin-;  Jlu.m  IIonokaiim.;  Lnui)  ViscorNT  Moxi  k,  Gov- 

kunouOknkkai,  ov  liuiTisii  NoiiTii  Amkuica,  \,(\,  A(!.,  Ac. 

PRESIDENT. 
'I'm:  Most  Uuvkuknd  thk  Lonu  iJisiioi-  of  Montueai,  and  Mktko- 

riM.lTAN. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS. 


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lion,  Mr.  -lustioo  Ayhviii. 

Hon.  Mr.  .Iusli('(>  Uudglcy. 

C.  I'liillips.  Ks.]. 

Mnjor  <  'iiiiii)l)(.'ll,  C.C. 

Col.  Stcphi'iis  Hakcr. 

Tho   \'cry   R(^v.   The   Doan  of 

Moiitrt'iil. 
'rUo  Veil.  Ari'luleaoon  Lciich. 


The    Prinoipiil    of    Lcimoxville 

Collcg*'. 
Ilov.  Ciinoii  TownsoiKl. 
Hov.  Canon  Bancroft. 
Kcv.  ('anon  Anth^rson. 
'!lit<  Rural  Doiins. 
.1.  Mutton,  Es(i. 
T.  15.  Andorson,  Escj. 


^      MEMBERS  OF  THE  CENTRAL  BOARD. 

Foil  TiiK  Yhau  1867. 

The  Prosidont,  Vico-Pro.sidonts,  and  the  other  Officers  of  the 
S<icioty;  all  ofH(!iatinj;  Clerjryinon  of  ovo-ry  (Church  and  Chapel  of 
tho  LTnited  Church  of  l-lngland  and  Ireland  within  the  Diocese, 
being  nienihcM's  of  the  kSocietyi  and 


UKI'UESENTATIVKS. 


Parish  or  MisaioN. 


T.  MUSSKN 

S.  V.    liAdO 

(j.   NV.  .SlMl'SON.    .. 
11.    TlKlMA.-^ 

Ci.  ISaunston 

M.  II.  (.ault 

'1'.  Sl.Ml'.IDN 

Jackson  IfAiJ 

S.  K.  Dawson 

J.  Why  IK 

,j.  .swasston 

1{.  Tavi.ou 

J.    llUTTOX 

1.  J.  (iiim  

K.  t).  SiiKi/roN 

1)1!.  Scott 

A.  F.  CiAi'i/r 

Gkouuk  ilorFATi'. 


Cathedral. 


C.  J.  nilYIXJKS. 

C.  Walk  KM  — 

W.  CoolMUt.    .. 

Cj.  IIasdvsidb. 
J.  U.  Savauk.  . 


St.  CJcorge's,  Jlontreal. 


Trinity  CUurcli,  Montreal. 


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C.  Smai.lwood. 

W.  TUIINKU 

T.  R.Johnson.. 

R.  A.  YouNO 

R.  CONKOY , 

E.  E.  SirELTON.. 

S.  U.  SMITH 


a.  Dawson 

H.Tuo.-vtAS 

H.  S.  FoSTEll 

K.  S.  Whitney  .. 
Sir  W.  Johnson. 

W.  McGlNNIS 

Cait.  C.  S.  Uow. 
J,LOWK 


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St.  Stephen's,  Montreal. 
St.  Luke's,  Montreal. 
Aylmer. 

Bcrthier. 
Brome. 


Chambly. 
Chilsticville. 
Clareiiceville. 
Frclighsburg. 


—  Arnold , 

B.  ClIAMHERLIN  . 

F.  D.  KuLPORi).., 
T.  B.  Anderson 
W.  Bauuett  . .. 


I  Granby, 


E.  Jones,  jun , J 

G.  SlMTSON I 

C.  S.  Pierce 

J.COOTE 


R.  W.  Shepherd. 
W.  Donahub 


llemminjrford. 

Philipsburg. 

Russulltown. 

St.  Andrews. 

St.  Johna. 

Vaudroull. 
West  Farnham. 


MISSION  BOARD. 

Rev.  Canon  Bancroft. 

Rev.  II.  F.  Darnell. 

Rev.  Canon  Bond,  Rural  Dean  of 

ITochelaga. 
Rev.  E.  Duvernet,  Rural  Dean  of 

Iberville. 
Rev.  R.  Lonsdell,  Rural  Dean  of 

St.  Andrews. 
Rev.    G.  Slack,   Rural  Dean  of 


Bedford. 


Rev.  R.  Lindsay. 

Rev.  D.  Lindsay. 

E.  E.  Shelton,  Esq. 

Robert  Leach,  Esq. 

J.  Simpson,  Esq.,  St.  Andrews. 

R.  A.  Ellis,  Esq.,  Waterloo. 

M.  H.  Gault,  Esq. 


Rev.  Canon  Balch. 
Rev.  G.  Slack. 
Rev.  E.  Duvernet. 
S.  E.  Dawson,  Esq, 


The  Treasurer  and  Secretary  of  the  Society. 

BOOK  AND  TRACT  COMMITTEE. 

Rev.  Canon  Loosi:moue,  Chairman. 

Rev.  R.  Lonsdell. 
Rev.  D.  Lindsay. 
G.  Moffatt,  Esq. 


WIDOWS'  AND  ORPHANS'  FUND  COMMITTEE. 

E.  E.  Shelton,  Esq.  |  M.  H.  Gault,  Es(i. 


T.  B.  Anderson,  Esq. 
G.  Moiiatt,  Esq. 


James  Hutton,  Esq. 


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CLERaY  TRUST  FUND  COMMITTEE. 

The  Lord  Bishop  of  Montreal.     1  T.  B.  Anderson,  Esq. 
The  Very  Rev.  The  Deun.  '  Jamos  llutton,  Esq. 

Bev.  G.  Slack.  ! 

And  all  the  Clergy  who  have  commuted. 

ENDOWMENT  FUND  COMMITTEE. 


Rev.  Canon  Bond. 
T.  B.  Anderson.  Esq. 
E.  E.  Shelton,  Esq. 


James  ITutton,  Esq. 
Robert  Leach,  Esq. 


INVESTMENT  COMMITTEE. 
I.  J.  Gibb,  Esq.,  the  Treasurer,  and  Secretaiy. 

HONORARY  COUNSEL. 
Strachan  Bothune,  Esq.,  Q.  C. 

NOTARIES. 

Messrs,  Gibb  and  Hunter. 

AUDITORS. 

Messrs.  J.  H.  Winn,  and  G.  W.  Simpson. 

SECRETARY. 


TREASURER. 

James  Hutton,  Esq 


Rev.  Canon  Balch,  D.D. 


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LIFE  MEMBERS  OF  THE 

DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 


PATRON. 

His  Excellency  the  Governor  General  Viscount  Monck. 

PKliSIDKXT. 

*The  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese  and  Metropolitan. 


•His  Excolloncy  Lt.  Gen,  Sir  John  Michel,  K.C.B.,  Administrator 
of  the  Government. 

Right  Honorable  Sir  Edmund  ifeafl.  Bart..  K.C.B. 

His  Excellency  Ll.  Go)i.  Sir  W.  F.  AVilliams  (of  Kars)  Bart.,  K.C.B. 

General  Sir  W.  Rowan,  K.C.B. 


*Anderson,  'V.  B.,  ]\Iontreal. 

Ayhvin,  Hon.  Judge,     " 

Badgley,  Hon.  Judge,  '' 
*Bon<  I.  Rev. Canon,  R.D.,  Montreal 
'Lraithwaiti  .  Rev.  J.,  Chambly. 
'Ciimpljoll,  Major.  C.B.,     '' 
•Crawford,  John.  Montreal. 

(/'hristie.  Mrs..  (Jhristieville. 
•(iault.  M.  H. 
•Gil)]).  Isaac  J..  " 

*Gil)l).  Mrs.  I.  J..       " 

(Jritfin.F.,  " 

•Johnston,  W.  P..  Montreal. 
•Lovell.  Jolm,  " 

Miiokie,  (Japtain. 

Mackie,  Rev.  Gc^x.D.D.,  Engl'd. 

Macrae,  William,  St.  Johns. 

Maclai-en,  James.  Montreal. 

Modbury,  W. 


Montague,  W. 

Montiz'inibei-t,  E.,  Quel)ec. 
•Pangmau,  Mrs.,  Mascouche. 

Pil^on.  Mrs.  C.  Jersey. 
•Robinson.  Rev.  F.,  AbI>ottsford. 

Sealv.  J. 

Sewell.  Rev.  H.  D,,  Quebec. 
•Shelton.  E.  E..  Montreal. 
•Simpson,  G.  W.,       '* 
•Smith,  Alexander,  "' 

Smith,  (ieorge,         '' 

Stavner,  T.  A.,  Toronto. 

Stuart.  Henry,  (J.  C,,  Montreal. 

Taj'lor,  Maj.Gen., R.A., England. 
•Thomas,  hcmrv,  Montic^il. 

Wait.  R(!V.  W.W..  Fngland. 

\Vill)rahun.  Rev.  C.l'.,"  England. 

Williams,  John, 

Wilniot,  Col.,  R.A., 


*  Annual  Subscribers  also. 


ORDINARY  MEMBERS  OF  THE  CHURCH  SOCIETY 


IN    THE   CITY   OF   MONTREAL. 


Abbott,  lion.  ). 
Akers,  Capt. 
Adams,  Mrs. 
Bacon,  Mrs.  G.  11. 
Bakor,  Mrs.  J.  C. 
Bagg,  S.  C. 
Bagg,  Mrs, 
Balch,  liev.  Canon. 
Baich,  Mrs. 
Balch,  Miss. 
Balch,  Lewis. 
Balch,  Alfred. 
Balch,  Kate. 
Baldwin,  Rev.  M.  8. 
Bancroft,  Key.  Canon. 
Barnston,  George. 
Bartlett,  Rev.  T.  11.  M. 
Bartlett,  Mi's , 
Bi'thune,  Stii-cban. 
Bethun:^  Mr-   A.  H. 
Blac'twood,  Mi..-,-i. 
Bond.-T.  B 
Bo',vk'.  •,  P/i. 
Brew-it.  r  G. 
Brooke,  John 
Brown,  Willx  .m. 
Brown,  Mrs.  W. 
Budden.  H. 
Bulmor,  £1. 
Campbvli,  R.,  jun. 
Carter,  George. 
Chamberlin,  B. 
Cochrane,  M.  IT. 
C'onverse,  J.  A. 
Cowie,  Mrs. 
Covvie,  Miss. 
Crathorn,  Mrs. 
Crawfoi'd,  Mrs.  John. 
Crawford,  M.  A.  E.  L. 
Crawford,  E.  S. 
Crispo,  F, 
Cunningham,  Mrs. 
Curran,  Rev.  W.  B. 
Davies,  W.  II.  A. 
Dawson,  S.  E. 


Day,  J.  J. 

Dean,  Very  Rev.  the. 

Drake,  J.  M.,  M.D. 

Drummond,  Mrs. 

Dumoulin,  Rev.  J.  ?. 

Dyde,  Colonel. 

Ellegood,  Rev.  J. 

Elliott,  John. 

Empey,  Alex. 

Falkuer,  J.  S. 

Ferres,  J.  M. 

Ferres,  John  M. 

Fowler,  R.  J. 

Phraser,  Dr. 

Fulford,  Mrs. 

Gault,  A.  F. 

Gault,  Mrs.  A.  F. 

Gault,  Mrs.  M.  11. 

Geddes,  Charles. 

(iibb,  Beuaiah. 

Gibb  Charles. 

Gi!)b,  J.  D. 

Gii)b.  Mrs.  J.  D, 

(iodfrev,  Mrs. 

Hall,  Mrs.  B. 

Hamilton,  R.  H. 

Hai'ris,  J, 

Hill,  Mi's.  Benjamin. 

Hollan<(,  Mrs. 

Holland.  PhiHp. 

Hooper,  A.  (.". 

Hmvard,  Dr. 

Howard,  Mrs. 

Ilutton,  James. 

Hutton,  Mrs. 

Hutton  Mrs.  W.  II. 

Johnson,  T.  R. 

Johnson,  Professor. 

Kerry,  John. 

King,  E.  H. 

Lane.  John. 

i  Leach,  Yen.  Archdeacon. 
i  Leach,  Robert. 
i  Lindley,  Charles. 
I  Loosemore,  Rev.  Canon. 


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Lovell,  John. 
Jjovell,  Mrs. 
LudLiin,  W. 
Macdonald,  W. 
Macdougall,  D.  Lorn. 
Macdougall,  H. 
Mackay,  Mrs.  11. 
Mackay,  Robert. 
Macrae,  George. 
McLeod,  Rev.  J.  A. 
McMillin,  J.  P. 
Moffatt,  Mrs. 
Moffatt,  Miss 
MofFatt,  George. 
Molson,  Mrs.  M. 
Molson,  Thomas. 
Morgan,  Mrs. 
Morhmd,  Thomas. 
MulhoHand,  11. 
Mussen,  Thomas. 
Mussen,  Mrs. 
Mussen,  Henry. 
Newdigate,  Major. 
Parkui,  James. 
Rae,  Mrs.  Jackson. 
Ramsay,  Mrs. 
Ramsay.  Mrs.  W.  M. 
Redpath,  Miss. 


Robertson,  Mrs.  A. 
Rose,  Mrs. 
Ross,  Miss. 
Routh,  II.  L. 
Sache,  W. 
Schneider,  T.  H. 
Scott,  C.  J. 
Scott,  Dr. 
Scott,  Gilbert 
Shaw,  George. 
Simpson,  Mrs.  A. 


IN 


Simpson,  Mrs.  G.  W. 

Simpson.  Thomas. 

Skakel,  Mrs. 

Smallwood,  Dr. 

Smith,  G.  F.  C. 

Spence,  J.  C. 

Stanwaj',  George. 

Stanway,  Mrs. 

Stephen,  George. 

Stephen,  Mrs. 

Stewart,  Mrs. 

SuUivan,  Rev.  E. 

Sutherland,  Dr. 

Svvanston,  ,J. 

Swinburn,  Mr. 
j  Tate,  Miss. 
i  Taylor,  Reuben. 
I  Tempest,  John. 
}  Thomas,  Mrs. 
!  Thomas,  E.  E. 
j  Thomas,  Henry  W. 
!  Thomas,  Claude. 

Thomas,  Amy. 

Thompson,  S.  II. 

Thompson,  Mr. 

Townsend,  W. 

Townsend,  Mrs. 

Tuggey,  Charles. 

Turner,  William. 

Whyte,  Mrs.  J.  J. 

Whitney,  II.  H. 

Whyte,  John. 

Williams,  Miles. 

Williams,  Miles,  jun. 

Winn,  J.  II. 

Wooil,  Rev.  E. 

Woodward,  Mr. 

Wright,  Rev.  W. 

Wright,  Mrs. 

THE   COUNTRY    I'AKISIIES. 


Abbott,  Kev.C.P.,  South  Stukely. 
Allan,  Rev.  J., St. Vincent  de Paul. 
Anderson,  Rev.  Canon,  Sorol. 
Anderson,  Mrs.  John,  Sorcl, 
Armstrong,  James,  Sorel, 
Baker,  Mrs.  W..  Dunham. 
Baker,  W.  S.,  Dunham. 
Baker,  A.  L.,  Freliglisburgh. 
Brown,  Rev.  W.  R.,  Waterloo. 
Christie,  Mrs.,  Christievillc 
Clark,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  Sorel. 


Codd,  Rev.  F.,  Aylmcr. 
Constantino,  Rev.  I.,  Stanbridge 

East. 
Coote.  J.,  St.  Jolms. 
Cuthbert,  Miss,  Berthier. 
Cuthbert,  Miss,  Sorel. 
Darnell,  Rev,  H.  F.,  St.  Johns. 
Davidson,  Rev.  J.  C,  Covvansville 


Davidson,   Re; v.  J.   B. 


Frelighs- 


burtrh. 
Dodwell,  Rev.  G.  B.,  Chambly, 


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Donalmo,  W.,  West  Farnhiim. 
Duvernet,  Rev.  I'LJIeiumingtbi'd 
Ellis,  K.  A.,  Waterloo. 
Evans,  Rev.  II.  J.,  (Jhristio  U. 
Fenn,  Rev.  N.  V..  Sabrefois. 
Fortin,  Rev.  A.  L.,  Ely. 
h'oster,  lion.  A.  B.,  Waterloo. 
Fulton,  Rev. .].,  Husi^eltown. 
(iilson,   Von.   Ari'lui*s»cou,  Van- 
couver, 
(todden.  Rev.  John.  Dunham. 
<  iodclen,Rev.Thomas.  Mascouche 
Gribble,   llev.  .lohn,  Portag-  du 

Fort, 
llimtingdon,  lion.  L.,  Waterloo. 
Jones,  Rev.  J..  Granby. 
Jones,  Rev.  W.,  (Iranliy. 
Jones,  lion,  R..  Christieville. 
Johnson,  Rev.  T.,  Abbottslbrd. 

Lancaster,  Rev.  C.  11.,  Clarence- 
ville. 

Lewis,  Rev.  B.  P.,  Brandon. 

Lindsay,  Rev.  D.,  Waterloo. 

Lindsay,  Rev.  R.,  Brome. 

Lo-,khart,  Rev.  A.  D.,  Lacolle. 

liontrueuil,  i5aronde,  St.  Johns. 

Lonsdell,  Rev.  R.,  St.  Andrews. 

Lon-dell,  Mrs.,  St.  Andrews. 

Lowe,  John,  Frelighsburgh. 

Macdonald,  J.  K.,  St.  Andrews. 

Macdonald,  Mrs.  J.  K.,  St.  An- 
drews. 

McGinnis.  Williuni,  Christieville. 


Merrick,  Rev.  J.,  Morin. 
Merrick.  Rev.  C..  Bertliier. 
Montgomery,  Rev.   11..    riiilips- 

burg. 
Mussen,  Rev.  T.  W.,  W(>st  Fani- 

ham. 
Mussen,  Mrs.  T.  W.,  West  Earn- 
'     ham. 

,Neve.  Hev.  F.  S.,  (Jrenvillr. 
:  Pyke.  Rev.  J.,  Vaudreuil. 

Reid,  Mrs.,  Frelighsburg. 

Robinson,  Rev.  (i.  ('.,  (Jlarendou. 

Robmson,  Mrs.  11.,  Waterloo. 

Seaborn.  Rev.  W.  M.,  Kildare, 

Shepherd,  Capt.  R.W., Vaudreuil. 

Slack,  Itev.  George,  Bedford. 

Smith,  Rev.  John,  Sutton. 

Smith,  Walton,  Onslow. 

Strong.  Rev.  S.  S.,  Buckingham. 

Sutton.  Rev.  E.G..  Edwardstown. 

Tate,  Rev.  F.  B ,  England. 

Thompson,  Rev.  .1. 11.,  Engl;;nd. 

Thorndike,    Rev.  C.  F.,  Rouge- 
mont. 

Townsend,  Rev.  Canon,  Clarence- 
ville. 

Westover,  Col.  D.,  Frelighsburg. 

i  Westover,  Mrs. Asa,Freligh.  burg. 

IWhitten,  Rev.  A.  T.,  West  Shef- 

I      ford. 

I  Williams.  John.  Waterloo. 
Young,  Rev.  T.  A.,  Coteau  du 
Luc. 


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LIST  OF  CONTItlJJUTOKS  FOR  1867. 


MOMTUKAL. 


CATUKUllAL. 


The  Lord  Bishop *oO.OO. 


Abbott,  Hon.  J.C 

Abbott,  Mrs 

Adiiiiis,  Jamei  D 

Ai   kTsoii,  T.  H. .     

Audorsou,  rutricL 

A.  15 

Brooke,  John 

UaflglL'v,  Mrs 

Kal'-li,  JJev.  Canon  andlaniily. 

I'.acon,  G.  11 

J^iijfK,  S.  C 

liugfi,  Mrs 

HaKg,  U.  S.  O 

UaKf^T,  Catherine  S 

iiagH,  A  melia  J 

Hagf?,  Mary  11 

Ba«(,',  Helen  F 

HetUune,  A.  B 

Hakcr,  Mrs 

Harnston,  Geo 

lietliuno,  Strachan 

15ellin{,'bani,  .Sydney  Mrs 

Blackwood,  Miss  

Coaverse,  J 

Converse,  J .  A 

Campbell,  11.  jun 

Carter,  (jao 

Catchpole,  Mi.'^s 

Cainj)ll>('ll,  .1 

Clerk,  J  Jiia 

CloUHtui;    ,1.S 

Co wie,  Mrs 

Cowie,  A.  M.  Iv 

Cowio,  Miss . . 

Cowie,  11 

Dawson,  S.  E.  Mrs 

Day,  virs.  Ch.  Justi<'<' 

Davidson,  Tbos 

The  Very  Kev.  ihe  Dean 

Evans,  Alessrs 

Hmjjey,  A 

Evans,  J  auc  

Ekcrs,  Mrs 

Ford,  Col 

Friend 

Eraser,  Dr 

Friend  per  Ilev.  the  Dean 

Fowler,  1{.  S 

Fowler,  Mrs 

Fowler,  Miss 

Friend  by  Miss  Cowi«; 

Gordon,  Jas. .   —   

Grant,  II 

Glass,  Mrs 

Geddes,  Mrs 

Uault,  M.  11 


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Gibb,  Miss 

Gibb,  B 

Gongh,  A 

Hall,  Henj.  Mrs 

Hoilanil,  Mrs 

Holland,  r 

Holmes,  Miss 

Mill,  B.  Mrs 

Hill,  B.  Mrs 

11  o we,  M  rs 

Handeock,  Mis 

Hoo])er,  A.  C 

Huntingdon,  Mrs 

Hallowell,  William 

Jones,  J.  -M 

Joyce,  3Irs 

Johnson,  II.  A 

King,  Airs 

Kerry,  J 

Leiich,  Ven.  Archdeacon 

l-egge.  Miss  E 

Legge,  Miss  C 

Legge,  Miss  Annii; 

Lowe,  J 

Ludlam,  William 

Loosemore,  Bev.  Canon 

MacCnlloch,  Ford 

.MucCulloch,  Mrs.  F 

MacCiilloch,  Mrs 

MucCulloch,  Mr.  F  

MacDonald,  DcBellefeuil 

Mae  Donald,  William 

MacDougall   D.  Loru  Mrs 

Mc  Kenzie,  Fred 

Mnssen,  Henry 

Musscn,  Thos 

Mnssen,  JItk 

Mussen,  William 

Morland,  Messrs.  Watson  &  — 

Molson,  .Maikland  Mrs 

Molsoii,  I'hos 

Moifatt,  Miss 

Moffatt,  Mia 

Murray,  .Mrs 

Murrav,  Sliss 

Niehol,  C 

Ogilviy,  Thus 

Ord,  General 

Ord,  Fanny  Miss 

t)rd,  (jeneral  Major  UGti 

()rd,  Faimy  Mi,-s  r<ii  1         

Tarry,  Mrs. 

I'au!^  MibS 


2  50 

2  50 

1  00 

5  00 

4  00 

G  0<» 

5  00 

5  00 

1  00 

5  00 

5  00 

4  00 

0  50 

5  00 

2  50 

200 

2  00 

5  titl 

1  00 

5  Oo 

7  50 

1  00 

1  IX) 

1  00 

5  OO 

15  #0 

7  50 

4  00 

4  CO 

1  00 

1  0(» 

1  00 

5  00 

5  Oil 

5  00 

5  (Hi 

5  0«| 

5  (HI 

3  00 

5  (M^ 

5  Ot) 

5  00 

6  00 

5  00 

1  0(1 

1  Oil 

1  0<l 

2  Oo 

4  00 

4  0'> 

4  0(' 

4  tMi 

2  W> 

1  00 


85 


riiillips,  Mrs.  {University  Street)  82  00 

I'liillips,  Mrs 2  00 

rarkiii,  ,J   r,  (iq 

I'arkin,  MiH8 j  fjo 

Pardy,  Miss 1  00 

lioSS,  Miss 5  ()Q 

IJoss,  I>.  A  2  (i(. 

Kitchio,  T.  VV 3  qq 

I{at',  .lucksou 4  00 

«linu',  ti r,  ,|„ 

Skc'ltoii,  Mrs 2  IV 

Sniitli,  Mrs 0  !io 

.Skakcl,  Mrs f,  „q 

Siiniisoii,  <i.  W 10  00 

.Simpson,  J\Irs.  U.W 10  OU 

Simpson,  Alex.  Mrs 5  oo 

Siiiipwon,  Thos f,  00 

»Saiil)orn,  M.  8 2i() 

Sniitli,  Jlisses 2  00 

SutluTlanii,  J>r f)  oo 

.Swanston, .) 5  (k) 

'rr'nii)est,  J  no 5  00 

Tyl<"",  Mrs.  U.  8 4  00 

Tl/Hn,  Mrs 5  oil 

Tare,  Mrs f,  tx) 

Tate,  Miss 2  oO 

Tate,  Miss  Fanny 2  t)i( 

Taylor,  Itonben 5  !H) 

Turner,  Misses 2  00 

Tooke,  Mrs.  Thos 1  (hi 

Tugjiy,  Clis 5  oi) 

Thomas,  llenrv 20  (i(j 

'1  honias,  Mrs      2 )  00 

Thomas,  Mi.sh  Kva .'i  (H) 

'I'homas,  Mi,'  s  Ann f,  00 

Tliomas,  H    \V 600 

Thomas,  Claude 5  Oi) 

Vonner,  Mis 2  00 

W.  I' 300 

Webster,  A.  C.  Miss 2  00 

White,  .1.  J.  Mrs a  00 

Wood,  Kup.  Mrs 4  00 

Wheeler,  W .  U.  D .'j  Oo 

Williams,  Miles ,000 

AVillwoii.  H 1  00 

Whvn*.,  J .  J ,5  (K) 

Ittitteiwuary  Boxes ^ 75  95 

ST.  GSCRUE'.H   CHtTBCM. 

Henutield,  Mr?;,* ,.„.  100 

Itpauiield,  Mrs.  It.  jun 0  50 

IMackman.  t'lus 5  00 

Bond,  Itf'V.  (  au«ai 4  00 

liond,  .Idiin  li ,')  (H) 

Hroch,  Mrs.  .1 2  OO 

IJroiidsdon,  .J.  li 4  00 

lUidden,  H.  A 5  00 

llulmcr,  H 5  (K) 

C'Implin,  Kdward 4  0<» 

Cliarters,  ICd ward 1  00 

<'hri.stian.  S.  li 5  00 

t'laro,  W.  H 10  00 

(Mork,  Alex 2  00 

Coclirane,  M.'  H 5  00 

(  raw tjrd, .John 50  00 

l>nrey,  I'ml'^.-sor 2  00 

DcOcturcey,  i'Jiza I  00 

Dennie,  Airs 2  00 

Donnelly,  Mrs 1  Od 

Dupuv,  Miss 0  60 

lilliott,John 10  Co 


i:>'»"^-«-H j^i  00 

[/■••'•"^.•'.M :::;:■;;:::•  Im 

I'lM-ies,  John -  nn 

iM.otner,  Mis 1  ,,,< 

Krcor.Mrs.  K.  ,S .,  n" 

t  Miiiil,  (by  Aliss  Gault).. .  .'...'.'."  0  25 

^'"iilt,  Mrs ,  -  n,, 

<.ault,  Mi.ss '.     o 

<. unit, Miss !•• :.::: ^.,^^ 

(iuuit,  A.  F...             ;;  ;, 

(.ault.  Mrs.  A.  fV. ■.:■.■.; ''.  ^ 

t<il)b,  .Mrs.  J..) r,-  ,w. 

Oibb,.I.U "r^ 

!-*'t»''-v''^ ::::::::•;::  ^S 

(■odtrey,  Dr ,-,  ^„) 

(.odtVey,  Mrs ;  r,  ,|,) 

(■raliain,  Mrs i  qq 

Helliwell,  Mrs.  J.  1! 2  (10 

llenshaw,  F.  \V 2  00 

I  licks,  rrotessor •"  00 

{j'"'^v'        ■.;;;•.;;  ,,50 

owaid,  Dr.  K.l- ...  r,  qo 

Howard,  .Mrs  II.  V ,r,  (X) 

Ilutton,  .laniL's pi  qo 

Hutton,  Mrs .';  p,  qO 

lluttoii,  Mis.  W.  U 4  oo 

John.son,  I'lol'essnr 5  00 

.lolnison,  W.  1' !.15i0t 

.iones,  Hun.  Kobert In  00 

Kennedv  \V 1  qo 

l'^!",fi.  '•'••> 5  00 

Kirkwood,  J.  K 1  qO 

Lanii)loii;/|i,H.S 5  00 

Lewis,  Mis., 2  OO 

Lovell,  .John lo  (}0 

Lovell,  .Mrs lo  on 

Lunn,  Miss 1  00 

MacDutr,  Thos 2  00 

Milne,  .Mrs. l  oit 

.MoHiitt,  (M'or^e 20  00 

Monk,  .Mrs.  (jeoige 2  00 

Moore,  .Mrs '. 1  Qo 

Morpan,  .Mr< 2  00 

.Moss   .Mrs.  W 1  00 

Mulliolland,  Henry lo  00 

Meld,  .Alls.  !•; 1  00 

Niviii,  .Mr.  W 1  00 

Parker,  \.  I) 2  50 

ratterson,  Mrs 5  00 

J'limsoll.  ,)olin 2  0) 

Ueddv,  Dr 2  00 

Keeves,  .Mrs 1  00' 

Uouth,  II.  J 5  00 

Uyan,  .Mrs    2  00 

Scott,  Dr.  W.  F 10  00 

.seott,  (    J 5  00 

Schneiji'-r,  I'bos.  II 5  00 

Seiiltht.rp,  .lames 2  00 

Slielton.  K.  K 20  00 

Shepherd,  .Mrs.  li.  VV 5  O'J 

Shepherd,  II.  W 2  00 

Simms  &  Co.,  U 10  OO 

Smith,  O.  F.  <.' 5  00 

Stsin wuv,  Oorge 20  00 

Stanwav,  »rs 10  00 

Striheni,  Mi> 0  tO 

Sullivan,  Uer   E 7  £0 

Tate,  .Mrs 1  00 

Thoma^,  C.  1* 1  00 

Thompson,  Mr    1  00 


'•'"i 


Sttt 


.,  )i 


■  ■.■'..'"jr-  ■■■;' 


m 


vS 


M' 


86 


Vnss,  Miss *1  00 

Vi'if,  Mrs 0  ir, 

Waddell.Mr.  S 2  00 

WftiHl,  Ali'x 1  (10 

Wliitnoy,  11.  II b  00 

WhifiiPV,  Mrs.  N.  S ^00 

Williams.  Miles,  jun fi  00 

Workmnii,  Mrs 6  00 

firm  r.o 

Jligi'ioniiry  Hoxos 37  STi^ 

i?70386i 

CHUnCH  OF  HT.  JAMK8  TUB  APOSTLE. 

December  18G7. 

Collected  hy  Mrs.  H'oodirard. 

Wright.  IJov.W.,  M.D 7  50 

"\Vrigi4t,  Mrs' 2  50 

Woodward,  Mrs 5  CO 

Urummond,  Mrs 10  00 

JMy.  Mr.  .J.  J 5  00 

Kprrv,  Mr.  A 2  (K) 

IJedputli,  Miss 5  00 

»37  00 

Collected  by  ^f>•a,  Dorinin. 

Archer,  Mrs 5  00 

Stuart,  Mrs.  11 2  (lO 

Lamb,  3Ir« 1  00 

I'orteoiis,  Mrs 1  no 

Isaacson,  Mrs 1  <"i 

IJiirhuid,  iMrs 8  OO 

Slacken/ie,  Mrs 5  00 

»  $18  00 

Collected  bji  A.  Friend. 

Hill,  Miss     2  00 

Gale,  Mii-s 2  (K) 

riiiirips,  Mrs.  W.  E 2  00 

Kyte,  Mr.«.  V 1  00 

Eadie,  51  rs 1  00 

Laslett,  Mrs 2  00 

Crispo,  ,Mis 0  ")() 

Cramp,  Mrs 2  00 

Freer,  Mrs.  W.  M 2  (JO 

9U  50 

Collected  by  Mr.  C.  Linhy. 

Hull,  Mr.  J.  S 5  (H) 

MathowMin,  Mr,  h 5  00 

Liuley,  Mr.  C 3  (M) 

Linley,  Sirs S  00 

J^inloy,  Miss 1  00 

.«17  00 

Collected  by  Mi$3  Ramsay. 

Raillie,  Mrs 1  00 

Hlack,  Mrs  L.  S 4  OO 

('rat  hern,  Mrs 5  00 

Kftii.suy ,  Mrs ,  5  0 


Clarke.  Mrs JfS  00 

Tliomp80ii,  Mrs.  S 6  00 

$23  (10 

Collected  by  Mi,<is  Freer. 

Ellepood,  I{ev.  J 8  00 

Kayiiei,  <  'apt 5  00 

Haynes,  Mrs f)  oo 

Kose,  ,J.  lion 5  OO 

Winn,  Mr.  J.  II 5  00 

Winn,  .Mrs 2  IK) 

Winn,  Miss 2  00 

Winn,  Miss  M.  L .  2  00 

Ailken,  Mrs 2  00 

Mnrniy.Mrs.il 100 

Freer,  Mrs 3  (Xt 

Freer.  Miss 1  00 

Dorwin,  Mrs 2  00 

Mackay,  Mrs.  U 5  (K) 

llurrows.  M  iss 2  00 

Kay.  Mr.  F 5  OO 

Kevnolds,  M r.  T 5  00 

Sm'itb,  Mr.  Alex 10  00 

h'eford.  Mrs 2  OO 

Workman,  Mr.  W 4  00 

(  rispo,  Mr 5  0*) 

^Missionary  Boxes 5  75 

J8(5  75 

Total  collection »1'JC  25 

(J.  M.  FUKKU 

Sec.-Treas.,  Jan.  Gtli,  1868. 

BT.    JOllK   THE  KVANGEMST'S    OHAFEI-. 

Akers,  Capt 82  OO 

Anldjo.  Jliss 2  00 

Maker.  Mr 1  00 

liartlett,  Key.  11.  M 10  «K» 

Cash 0  25 

Cash (»  50 

Curry,  ftir 1  00 

Class,  Sundav  School 1  Ot) 

Daniel.  Kev.'C 5  0I» 

Drake,  Dr 2  00 

Davidson,  Capt 100 

Karle,  Mrs 5  OO 

Falkiner,  Mr.  J.  S 5  00 

Friend 2  OO 

Frost.  Mr 0  12': 

llHfUS(r,,n.Mr 2  5(> 

llandcock.  Mrs 0  50 

llaiman.  Mr 0  50 

Hempstead.  Mr 1  OO 

llannlton,  Mrs.  .lohn 5  OO 

.loiies,  Miss 1  0(» 

.lones,  Mrs.  Dr 0  60 

Keith.  Mrs ]  00 

Mead,  Mr- 0  50 

McKireber.  Mrs 0  50 

Norman,  Kev.  U.  W 2  00 

Noxon,  .Mrs 0  50 

I'ipon,  Mrs 2  00 

I'rentiee,  Mrs 5  00 

Hoss,  Mrs.  A 2  (H) 

Knssell,  Mr 0  50 

Shutcr.  Mrs 0  50 

Shaw,  Mr 1  00 


' .'  !■ 


87 


;;i  (1(1 
00 

(10 


Stuart,  Mrs.  W. W ^55  oo 

Swinburn,  Mr 5  (jg 

Sponco.  Mr.  J.  C ,  5  00 

Tatt",  Mr \  0  f,o 

Thomas,  J[r.  W 2  00 

Tew.  l)r 0  r,o 

Wood,  Ut'V.E (i  (X) 

VouiiB,  Mrs 2  50 

Young,  Alias j  ()^) 

...    ,             ^                                     »yO  H7J 
Missionary  boxes 8  00 


S'JH  87i 


ST.   STKl'HENS  CIIUUCH, 

Collected  by  Mhsts  Smith. 


Koclh,  Mrs SO  fjO 

50 
00 
00 


Howes,  Mr. 
Cnrriin,  W.  II.  1{ht. 

('larli(>,  i<'.  Mrs 

Craino,  Mr 

Dyer,  Mr 

Dunninj;,  Sir 

Enipson,  .Mr 

i'niicott,  Mr 

Kl(l)itt  &  IVardon.. 

Fuller,  Mr« 

Fennie,  John  S 

(iaiablo,  -Mrs. .   .... 

Harris,  Jlr 

1 1  arris,  Mr.  .Tohn  . . 
llaunhfon,  Mr.    .. . 

Ileaiy,  Mrs 

.lolinstoii,  Mrs 

Hall,  Mr.  J.S 

Kyte,  Mr 

ilorton,  .Mr.  (i.  M.. , 

Moville,  Mrs 

iMcCrudden,  Mrs... 

ISniallwood  Dr , 

.Scott,  .Mr.  G , 

Nniifli,  Mr.  Alex 

Smith,  Mrs.  Alox. . 

.Smith,  Mrs 

.Smith,  Miss  M. . .    . 

.Swain,  Mrs.  (i 

.Swain,  Misg 

.Scott,  Mrs.     

Tate.  .Mrs.    

^'onii^i,  .Mrs 

White,  Mr.  Harry.. 
Wilson,  Mr.  W  .  .. 


Total  ..   SG8  60 


PT.  TnOMABCHUilCH. 


Fcst,  W $1  00 


Gaw,  II. 

Hawkins,  r 

Jones,  Hon.  U.(W.  &0.). 

Mason,  Jolm 

McLpo.I,  Rev.. I.  A 

TlKMupson,  .loseph 

Vincent.  H 

White,  Thos  

Sums  undor  oO  cts 


0  hd 

0  f)l) 

5  00 

2  00 

7  "lO 

1  00 

1  00 

.  1  0. 

0  M) 

TniMTY  ciiuncir. 

Ilancron,  Uuy.  Canon  D.D «:  f,0 

I'ninl,  C.  J \  /,, 

15ailey,  Jumcs  D i  rL 

("hapiiuui,  Geo r    ,„ 

<'ratl.ern,llio3 V.     r  q 

<'lmrdi,J .;•. Vm 

HuMouJin,  Uov.J.l'..,:; 7  r" 

I'letchcr,  W id) 

tiarth,  It ;;;;•  { o,; 

(jarth,  Chas r.  no 

Cioiildon.  J 1  00 

Haldimand,  Mrs •>  00 

Henderaon.  W '. t  ^M 

Henderson,  L).  H "   "  r^  00 

.ludgo  Edgar ;.■.■;.■;  2  r,„ 

ii  Atricani,  Goo 200 

"".'"i.W; •••'••  2  (to 

I'rincp.  Henry   1  mi 

I'eii.A.j..... :;;;:;  \l\ 

SavagcJ.G 1000 

h'l--".  J 1  00 

Smith,  W.  0 2  0 » 

Walton,  J.  A '.',[  2  dO 

Walton,  Mrs ...,..'  3  ii') 

Wray,  Joa 1  o,, 

Walker,  W.S 1  00 

Cash 1  (II) 

$88  &0 


!gi20  00 


DKANERY  OP  BEDFORD. 
BEDFORD. 

FOIl  CHURCH  80CIKTY. 

Collected  By  MUs  Alcomhrack. 

Adams,  Kelson SI  00 

Adams.  Abel 0  7;') 

Alcombrack,  Ebi^nnzer 1  00 

Alcombrr,ck,  Hichard 1  (10 

Borden,  A.  M 1  (h» 

Beck,  Alexander 1  00 

Butler,  Mrs.  H 0  .'iO 

Knight,  Mrs  A.  S 0  50 

Martin,  Sarah  M 0  50 

.Martin,  Annie 0  50 

.Martin,  Mrs.  Itichard 0  50 

Uixford,  E 1  00 

Reid,  James 0  ,50 

Woodbury, -Mrs.  I'hilip 0  50 

Woodbury,  Miss  L 0  50 

Whitcomb,  U.  M 0  50 

Sll  25 

Collected  by  Miss  M.  Foster. 

Brown.  M«.  N.  S SO  50 

Brown,  Mrs.  A.  L 0  50 

Briggs,  .Mrs.  J,  N 1  00 

Caslott,  Mrs.  E  0  50 

Dickenson,  R.  N.  P 2  00 

Dickenson,  .Mrs.  R 100 

Decker,  Mrs.  R 0  50 

Decker.  Barnaban 0  50 

Moigs.Mri.D 1  00 


•.., 


M. 


mw 


'•■j;i;>.i 


i.ifij 


I 


88 


MoiffH,  IMii.  M Jl  (10 

Olivor.  W 0  f)(» 

Niillcy,  (icorpo 0  M 

Sums  under  oO  ceutB 0  W) 


ISIO  00 

Cillcctidhy  Mr.  11.  L.  Sl-tch. 

Harnos,  Lyman SO  75 

Crei'lor,  J«ri'iiiia]i 0  fiO 

Frolipli,  (inllowHv 1  (lO 

llnnvcr,  Mrs.  .lohn 0  T)*) 

Mills,  John. \ 0  W) 

MillH.  Mrs.  JdliuX 0  50 

Mills,  (iiillowiiy 0  W) 

I'ritiiincrniiin.  Mrs.  U 0  M 

.Scliodicratt,  Mary 0  Td) 

SuiMK  inidt'r  f>0  ctiitH 0  50 

Sf5  75 

Col'ected  hy  Rev.  G.  Slack. 

Corr/,  Jirotlicrs $2  00 

<'oroV,  John  11 1  00 

(^Inflin,  Alrn 1  (M) 

MoutIc,  John 1  00 

Slorgan,  William 2  00 

Son)v,  Jo.s»'ph 1  ro 

.slack,  Ucv.  (jleo 7  50 

Slack,  MrK 2  00 


Chait. 


$17 
Watson. 
»1 


50 


Collected  by  Mr 

PIioliis,  Hiram SI  00 

Ueiil,  John 0  5(> 

V'auKlnin,  ^'elfion o  ,')0 

Watson,  Charles 100 


S3  00 


Total S-17  50 

150LT0N. 

FOR  OnOAN   IJf  E.   nOLTON,   CFIUUCH. 

Uaispd  ir  r>.  Holton,  Oyster  .Sup- 
per proceeds  of SS7  10 

I'roceeds  of  Concert 7  00 

Davis,  Hetsy i  oo 

Channel,  S.  S 1  00 

Mattiin,  Mr (),'■,() 

I'oinel,  David ()  50 

Smyth,  M.&T 175 


^4H  94 
liaised  »n  Waterloo. 

Lindsay,  Rev.  D $0  50 

Kobinson,  II.  L l  oo 

Fourdrinier,  F.  K 0  50 

Foster,  Slack  &  Co 1  CO 


Allen.  C. 
Williams,  John 
Small  sums 


1  00 
1  00 
0  50 

»5  50 


Total  Amount  raised 5554 

Amount  still  due  Mr.  Jas.  Austinps 
who  purchased  the  or;;an,  and 
has  paid  for  it $68 


94 


14 


rcin  tinRCH  sotJK'iv. 

Taylor,  W ift]  oO 

Austin,  Jas.  jr i  00 

Sargent,  Ale.x 100 

l''t'HMenden,  Mrs \  oi) 

Sargent,  Mis 0  60 

\\  iUiuuis,  Mrs n  50 


*5  00 
0 


IlKOMi;. 

Fo.ster,  U.  S 52  0^ 

SVilliumH,  S.  R -^  ot> 

llewson,  Isaac l  (i<) 

Alills,  F 1  ()0 

Lvncli,  Mrs 1  0'' 

Cliandler,A \  o') 

I'rinie,   hr 1  5O 

llancrott,  Mrs i  o'> 

Harber,  Misa  10'* 

Chandler,  K 1  yO 

Chandler,  A l  0'* 

Fo-ttcr,  Mrs.  S.  W 0  ,50 

I'ettcs,  Mrs.  >' 0  55 

Scott,  Airs,  (i .  1 0  70 

Lindsay,  Rev.  1> 7  5 


FOR  MISSION  AT   KNOWI.TON. 

Foster,  H.  S $(){»  no 

Dunkin,  C.   lion r,{)  00 

Knowlton,  L.  M ai»  CO 

llewson,  Isaac  15  00 

Mills,  F (i  00 

Mills,  Albert \>  no 

Lynch,  Thos lo  00 

\\  heeler,  Mrs -j  oO 

lloneyman,  J 5  oO 

I'ettes,  N 10  00 

Uepan,  W.  O 5  OO 

Kimball,  L 4  00 

Mitchell.  A.  E 2  00 

Archibald,  J.  .S li  (»o 

Marsh,  I' 0  50 

Sanborn,  J    400 

Knowlton,  T.  A 10  (lO 

Foster,  S.  W 25  (  0 

Farmer,  J 2 

IJall,  Jacob 2 

Tibbetts,  K 4 

Tibhetts,  U 2 

(iilnian,  Mre 2 

Hall,  J 2 

Fldridgc, '->■ 


Sanborn,  J 1 

Wil.sou,  F 2 


Marsh,  S 2 

Thompson,  W 1 

Farmer,  G 2 

llewson,  Jos 1 

I'ibus,  John  1 

Chumberlan,  T 4 

I'atterson,  M 3 

i'atterson,  G 1 

Holston,  F 1 

Macfarlane,  J 4 

Kobb,  G 4 

Foster,  Ur 25  00 

Hlunt,  F  2  00 

Knowlton,  11 3  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 

00 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


89 


imoMK  conNKns. 

rhniminn.Tlios  u,j  „o 

rrimc,  Dr.   I.  M ,•  ,,„ 

,\V"'"r' '.!•'' •  alioo 

(  haii.ll.-r,  h 7,^ 

•;;"""'■<    :,• 100 

',"          '-^^ 2(K) 

*  ,  <• 100 

''"""•  •' 1  00 

?J,I'"»<'1|-  <-" 1  00 

'•'"'.  •'  loo 

•  •loi.  Mn 2  00 

I'otts,  il   2  (to 

r'H*:!'.  I- '.'.'."  f)  00 

riitcli,  A 1  (JO 

.Iiicksoii,  K ".  J  1^) 

I{<iKiTS,  ."Mrs .'.'.'..'.  1  ID 

(Miuiidlfr,  A ]i)  (lO 

VVilsim,  F "[  2  00 

'J'hoiiipson,  .J 2  00 

Wilson,  s....:  1  (,(, 

Hunter,  VV.C ,r,  oo 

<lill('n,  Mrs.  J \  oo 

•inms.(} 5  00 

(!liimillpr,  Miss /■,  (»\ 

''Hprcoii,  K 1  (Ml 

(Ihaiidlcr,  U.  M f,  0(i 

O'Maley,  J .3  00 


imOMK  \\'Of)I)H. 

J'or  Parsonage. 

ShufHlt,  J.  D I??r)  00 

Moiratt,  W 31)  00 

Courtney,  T if,  oO 

Palmer,  K.  M lo  00 

Mc(  'rum,  M 10  00 

.IiM)l<iiison,  J.  Wm 5  oO 

Williamn,  A .i)  00 

'Jetty,  .1 7  00 

Wiiitelicnd,  I> 1  00 

Scot',  Jeilcdiali 5  00 

Hasliiij;s,  .loim 5  00 

llaHtiii},'s,  Amos. ., 2  00 

Scott,  Ira 2  00 

Robl),   W 1  00 

JltMiliam,  KnoH 5  00 

Scott,  .John.,  jr 1  00 

MolFatt,  .loliu 1  00 

McClay,  Win 0  75 

Smitli,  Henry 1  50 

Sliul'elt,  .1 2  00 

Shufclt,  Lnvi 7  00 

MeCnini,  G  2  00 

Wilkiikson.Thos 9  00 

McClay,  J 2  50 

S155  35 

For  Clergiiman's  support. 

Scott,  Jedcdiah 5f5  00 

rainier,  K.  M 5  00 

Getty,  James 5  00 

Courtney    1 5  00 

.lenk  nson,  J.  W 2  00 

I'eacoek,  II.  V 8  00 

Shulelt,  J.I) 5  00 

ShuCult,  II.  D 2  00 


<onistook,  .Sarah  «.,«,, 

l'»\>i>'jjH..i.  n... ■■.■.■. ■.■.■.::;:■••  :;  J^ 

Itarb.r,  .Iol,n T, 

l«arl.rr,  Diiwd o 

McCrum,  Martlia '.■..  'I  rll 

Mollatt,  W lf,\ 

Whit.lu.ud.l /,  'r 

Cook,  Otis '.'.'.'.".'.'.'.'.  ofr, 

S'iO  76 

For  n,r>iyninn''<  support. 

Graves,  .liinien  C ft.T  "5 

(iraves,  J.  I) '\ j,  ."• 

Arni^lrnnir,  Hotiprf ...'..'.."'  4  Tii) 

ISIiiin,  J.  ,s '"  1  (ui 

i'l.eips.  K.I- ■.:■.::::.•■  ]  oo 

ISooih,  It.  (,  2  (^^ 

McLauphliii,  A 1  00 

?12  50 

rOWANSVILLK  AM)  .SWKFTS- 
lU'IU;. 

l-OIl  CI.KIKiVMAJi'S  PlIPl'OUT. 

Adniiis,  (ieorge })!20  oO 

Abbott,  A.  8 2  00 

Haker,  Geo.  B -ir,  00 

HoriKlit,  (ieo r,  00 

Howker,  I).  A ]  oo 

Rowker,  M.  II 1  oi) 

Brown,  Ur.  Clias 4  oi) 

Hrown,  L.  S 2  50 

IJnclianan,  G.  C.  V 10  00 

Cftiter,  Wm.jun 500 

Church,  Henry ;{  I'o 

Cotton,  Dr c,  01 

Cotton,  (icorpo 14  ;)'> 

Cotton,  I  homas fi  no 

Cowan,  Peter 10  00 

Dent,  John 2  fO 

Dent,  Joseph 4  X) 

I  )ohert V,  Robert 4  00 

Ford,  Auj^ustus 2  00 

Ford,  John 4  00 

Fuller,  E.  I) 8  OO 

Fuller,  Hiram .'i  00 

(Joddard,  Eli.sha 1  0  > 

Hall,  Cnlvin 4  00 

Hurlburt,  Anmi=8 2  00 

Jones,  Joseph 5  00 

.Icnes,  Lafavetto 1  00 

Kathan,  William 5  00 

Kathan,  Carter  C 4  00 

Kempt,  Ed-'on 5  00 

Miller,  Edward 2  00 

McKinlev,  Wm 2  00 

McLaufihlin.  Wm 1  00 

Pharaoh,  Jolm 2  00 

Pickle,  Abraham 3  00 

Robertson,  W 1  00 

Ruiter,  (ieor^e 1  OO 

Ruitor,  James 10  00 

Scott,  P.  P 1  00 

Shulelt,  George 10  00 


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Smith,  Misfl.Tane 81  00 

Snii'hoiio,  Mrs 2  00 

Traver,  Hiram 8  00 

Vinccnt.N 1  00 

Wells,  &  Quackenboss 3  00 

Williaiiis,  Uoorgc 2  00 

Wood,  Dr 2  00 

Wood,  Samuel 2  00 

Total 8229  50 

FOU  CIICUCH   SOCIKTV. 

Collected  by  MisK  Davidson,  and  Miss 
Brown. 

Adams,  Geo 81  00 

Adams,  Mrs.  Geo 1  00 

Adams,  G.  U 0  50 

Adams.  Mrs.  G.  A 0  50 

IJori(,'lit,  G 0  50 

J{orif,'lit.  Mrs.  G 0  50 

Hori(flit,  Hiram 0  50 

Uoright,  Curtis 0  60 

IJakor,  G.  IJ 1  00 

Uaki'r,  Mrs. G.  B 1  00 

Brown,  Mrs.  Chas 1  00 

Jtucliauan,  Mrs.  G.  C.  V 0  50 

Carter,  Mrs.  William 2  (lO 

Cowan,  Peter 1  00 

Cotton,  <ieo 100 

Cotton,  Tlios 1  00 

David.'son,  ilrs.  A.  G 1  00 

Davidson,  Uev.  J.  C 7  50 

IJent,  Mrs.  Jos 0  60 

Dent,  ilrs.  John 0  50 

Ford,  I'rueman 0  50 

Ford,  John • 0  50 

Ford,  Mrs.  T 0  50 

Friend 0  50 

Fuller,  Mrs.  D 0  50 

Fuller,  3Iiss  E 0  50 

Galer,  Xelson 0  50 

Goddard,  K 0  50 

Goddard.  Mr.x.  E 0  60 

Hail,  Calvin 1  00 

Hall,  Mrs.  Calvin 1  00 

Hall,  F.T 0  60 

Hull,  O.N 0  50 

Hurlburt.  A 0  50 

Jon«s,  Mrs.  J 0  50 

Kathan,  .Mrs 0  50 

Kemp,  Edson 1  00 

Kemp,  Mrs.  Edson 0  50 

Lalann",  Miss 1  00 

Mair.  Mrs 2  00 

Martin,  H.  IJ 1  00 

McLaughlin,  .1.  A 1  00 

O'ilalloraii,  Mrs 1  00 

Terry,  T.  11 1  00 

Pickle,  Peter 0  50 

Ituiter,  .Miss  Agnes 0  50 

"'••'•■"'*    "—  1  00 


Shufolt,  (ieo 

ShufVlt,  Mrs.  (i 0  50 

Wood,  Mrs,  Saml 0  50 

Welsh,  Miss 0  50 

Sums  under  50  cents 2  25 


Total 84S  25 

Bovey,  W.  A.,  for  last  year 1  00 

Total $47  25 


DUNHAM, 

Collected  hy  Mm.  Jos.  Baker,  and  Miss 
Baker. 

Baker,  Mrs.  Wm Sf5  Oo 

Baker,  W.  C 1  00 

Baker,  Mrs.  W.  C 1  00 

Baker,  Jos.  .S l  00 

Baker,  Mrs.  Jos.  S 1  00 

Baker,  Col.  Stevens 1  Oo 

Baker,  Mrs.  Slevons 100 

Baker,  Miss 0  50 

Baker,  C.  E 0  50 

Baker,  Dalusia 0  50 

Beattift,  Mrs 1  00 

Church,  H.  A 0  50 

(Jharsley,  liobert 1  0<t 

Childs,  Mrs 0  50 

Dunning,  Mrs. .   1  (M» 

Dunning,  Miss 0  60 

Foss,  Mrs 1  00 

Gibson,  J.  B.,  M.D 1  00 

Gibson,  Mrs 1  i'O 

Gear,  Mr 0  50 

Hollingsworlh,  Almira 0  50 

Jones,  Wm 0  50 

.lones.  Mrs.  W 0  .^0 

Loo,  John 0  .00 

Lee,  Mrs.  J 0  .W 

Lee,  H.  S 0  50 

( Miver,  James  1  00 

O'Brien,  Francis 0  5it 

I'agnello,  Henry 0  50 

Staniland  Miss 0  ."io 

Sums  under  50  cents 1  00 

Wood,  Thos.  l'ls(i 1  00 

Wood,  Mrs 1  00 

Wood,  Bufus 0  ,50 

Watson,  E.  L .  1  00 

830  50 

Collected  by  Miss    Teneyck  and  Miss 
(la  lev. 

(ialcr,  C.  S 81  0» 

Longwav,  Mrs 0  50 

Meigs,  Mrs.  A 1  00 

Meigs,  Mrs.  L 0  5<» 

Martin,  Mrs 0  50 

Millar,  Mr.  K 1  UO 

Uykerd.  Asa 1  00 

Kykerd,  Mrs 1  (K» 

Teneyck,  Henry 0  50 

Teneyck,  Mrs.  Jane 1  (X» 

Traver,  Levi 1  (V» 

Terrill,  Mrs.  T 0  50 

Worden,  John 0  50 

Sums  under  50  cents  1  0<» 

?11  00 
Collected  by  Miss  Alice  Baker. 

Baker,  C.  .S 81  00 

Baker,  Mrs.  C.  S  1  00 

Baker,  Joseph 0  ."iO 

Burnum,  Mrs 0  5o 

Chamberlin.  B..  Esq 5  00 

Chamberlin,  Miss  C 0  TO 

Coatsworth,  Charles 0  5i» 

Selby,  Thomas 1  fK) 

Sums  under  50  cents 0  50 

$10  50 


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91 


CoUectetl  by  Miss  O'Brien. 

nukor,  W.  S sr>  00 

Miircliall,  Mrx.  Jas 0  60 

O'lliioii,  Mr«.  I{ 0  5' 

O'lJiifii,  Miss*  Alice  0  50 

Sunia  under 50  cents 1  26 

»7  76 

Collected  hi/  Misx  Abbie  Brown. 

Krown,  E 81  00 

IJrown,  C'.  T.  C 1  00 

OlpiiKon,  If 0  25 

Oliver,  James 1  (lO 

Staiiilaiitl,  S.  II.  S 0  50 

?3  75 

Chamberlin,  Miss  M.  A $1  00 

Gudiieu,  Kev,  J 7  50 

Total S72  00 

FKELIUllSmJUG,  ST.  ARMAND 
EAST. 

FOR  CHURCH  BOCIKTY. 

Collected  btj  Rev.  J.  Burroios  Davidson. 

J.  Hurrows  Davidson $7  50 

Mrs.  Keid .  5  00 

Miss  Wostovcr 100 

Mis.s  Julia  Westover 1  00 

Miss  (^aroline  Titteinore 0  25 

Asa  Westover 1  (10 

Jlrs.  A.  Westover 1  (lO 

Miss  Mary  Uosonberger ii  50 

Rust;el  (iilsou 7  00 

A.  I>.  Haker 5  00 

D.  Westover 5  00 

Mrs.  O.J.  Kemp 1  00 

A  Friend— as  usual 1  00 

W.  M.  I'atfison 1  00 

F.J,  I'arker 1  00 

Mrs.  Chamberlin 2  00 

Lester  Reynolds 0  50 

Miss  Marv  Reynolds 0  50 

]Mrs.  H.  Reynolds 0  50 

II.  N.  Whitman 1  00 

Mrs.  r.  Whitman 0  50 

C\  F.  Warner 0  50 

Mrs.  r.  F.  Warner 0  50 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.C.  Itliun 0  50 

T.  V.  Whitman 0  50 

Mrs.  T.  V.  Whitman 0  60 

Mrs.  lliram  Krans 1  00 

Mrs.  G.  L.  Krans 0  26 

IJinfrham  Krans 0  50 

(J.  L.  Krans 1  00 

tFanies  Westover 1  00 

Mrs.  James  Westover 1  00 

James  (;.  Tell 1  00 

A(|uila  Knap  100 

Iliiniphri'v  Chadburn 0  60 

(Minrles  W.  Hastablo  1  00 

J.B.  Seymour 0  50 

»54  50 


GKANHY. 

Annesley,  J.,  and  family $2  50 

Apothecary,  G o  60 

Anderson,  W .". '  o  75 

Brack,  Mrs.  A j  oo 

Brack,  John "..'"  i  oo 

Brack,  Mrs.  John j  oo 

Butterworth,  S ; ."."  i  75 

Baillie,  Mrs 2  CO 

Baird,  Mrs.  R.,  and  family  ....'..'.  2  00 

Bordwine,  '^liss 2  00 

Bradford,  John ,.',  10  00 

Cairns,  Mrs 300 

Coburn,  M q  50 

Coupland,  F ".  1  oO 

Cook,  I'eter ',  1  00 

Cummings,  Mrs '.  1  oo 

Cutler,  U.  W l  oo 

Drew,  George 0  50 

Erskine,  Mrs 1  oo 

Frizzell,  Thomas 0  50 

Furgesson,  A l  oo 

Furgcsson,  Thomas l  oo 

iTost,  W 1  00 

Gray,  W 1  00 

Gray,  Mrs.  W 1  00 

Gray,  Miss 0  25 

Griggs,  Jared 2  00 

(ifiggs,  Alonzo 2  00 

Griggs.  Truman 2  00 

Gilmour,  F.  C G  00 

Gilmour,  Dr.  W 6  00 

Gilmour,  Edward 4  CO 

Harris,  Olden 0  JO 

Horner,  James 1  CO 

Johnstone,  Thomas 1  f  0 

Johnstone,  Andrew 0  tO 

Kennedy,  Robert 1(0 

Kennedy,  James 2  (0 

Moran,Mrs 1(0 

Mitchell,  Aug 0  fO 

Mitchell,  Aug.,  jun 0  15 

Mitchell.G.S 1  (0 

Murray,  James 1(0 

McLane,  Thomas 0  f 0 

Musgrove,  W 0  fO 

Neil,  Joseph 1  <  0 

Nicol,  Robert 2(0 

Penny.  Samuel 2(0 

Pow,'Thomas 1(0 

Payno,  Josiah 4(0 

I'aync,  Mrs.  Josiah 1(0 

Pilsworth,  W 0  fO 

Reynolds,  James 0  .'0 

Reynolds,  Mrs.  James 0  f 0 

Reynolds,  Miss 0  55 

Ray,  .'Samuel 2(0 

Ray,  Mrs.  Samuel  1(0 

Ray,  (harles 3  10 

Rav,  Mrs,  Charles 1(0 

Roder,  George 0  f 0 

Rodor,  William 1  CO 

Smith, S.(' 6f0 

Streeter,  W 1  f 0 

Spackman,T   4  00 

Starr,  Henry 1  CO 

Savage,  Alonzo 4  OO 

Vipond,  John 1  <;0 

\\oolley,  Frederick 2  rn 

Watson,  Robert 0  50 

Watson,  Thomas 1  CO 


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IT. 
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3 


92 


Wntpon,  Mrs.  Tliomas 91  00 

Wullact',  Mnry 1  00 

WiM'cdon,  llfiiry 1  00 

AVhitcomb,  l)r 12  00 

Warren,  Oliver 4  00 

Wurrcn,  Miss 1  00 

Warren.  (ioDrpo 1  00 

Wilkins,  Mrs.  .1 1  00 

WilkiiiH.  Miss  Mnry  1  00 

Wood,  Franklin fi  00 

Williams,  Mrs.  Daniel 0  60 

West,  John  4  00 

FOR  CHUBCH   SOCIETY. 

Abbott,  Dr 1  00 

Hordwine,  Miss 0  f)0 

Bradford,  John 2  00 

Ulainpin,  Mrs 0  f>0 

Gilmour,  V.V 1  00 

(iilmour,  Kdward 0  50 

Cairns,  M  rs 0  50 

Spackman.T 0  .W 

Jones,  Kev.  J 7  50 

Jones,  Hcv.  W 7  50 

Warren.  Oliver 0  50 

Warren.  Miss 0  ."iO 

Wood.  F 1  00 

.Sava;je.  Alonzo 1  00 

(.'umininKH,  Mrs 0  50 

Wilkiiis,  Mrs 0  .50 

Eight  Subscribers  25  cents  each  ...  2  00 

8  27  50 

KOUTII  .SIIKFFOHD. 

Ashton,  William 5  00 

Ashton,  Williaip,  No.  2 3  00 

Ashton,  Henry 2  00 

Ashton,  Matthew 2  00 

Ashton,  Uaniul 2  00 

llurton.  .lames 2  00 

(jleer,  NelBon 1  W) 

Ualbraith,  Alexander 3  00 

Galbraith,  Mrs.  Alexander 1  00 

Gtilbraith,  John 3  00 

Heffcrnon,  Mrs.  W 2  00 

Hetferuon,  .lames 1  00 

Hefl'ernon,  .John  1  50 

Hettl-rnon,  Robert 1  00 

Kennedy,  Walker 1  00 

Kennedy,  Robert 1  00 

Kennedy,  Miss 1  00 

J.«wis,  fczekiel 1  (X) 

Ix>wis,  .lames 1  oo 

I^ewis,  Mrs.  James 0  50 

Martin,  C 2  00 

Martin,  .Sylvester 100 

Martin,  Mrs.  SylvestiT 0  60 

Martin,  Elijah  .   2  00 

Martin.  Mrs.  Simeon 1  00 

Nicol,  John 1  (K) 

Outhet,  Mrs.  8 2  00 

Oiithet.  11.  U 3  00 

Spencer,  J.  C 2  00 

Spencer,  Abel 1  50 

Siandish,  Joseph 2  00 

Standi"!!,  Mrs 1  oo 

Standish,  William 1  (K) 

Staudish,  Mrs 1  oo 


Scott,  Jlatthow J|tt  50 

Savn(,'t«,  Abraham 3  00 

Savage,  Mrs.  Abraham 1  (X) 

Savage,  (  liarles 4  00 

Savage,  Sylvester 3  (X) 

Savage,  William  1  00 

Sava,!;e,  Mrs.  William 1  26 

Savage,  Itoberl 1  iK) 

Savage,  Erastus 0  50 

Talbert.  (ieorge 3  00 

Whitcomb,  Leonard 0  50 

Omitted  in  jtiul  Jlf/Kirts. 

Savage,  Miss  Amanda,  180;") 5  00 

18,0 5  00 

Koii  rnuncii  kkiktv. 

Ashton,  Mrs.  W 0  50 

Asliton,  Mrs.  W.,  No.  2 0  50 

Savage,  Abraham  0  50 

.Savage,  Mrs.  Sylvester  1  00 

Subscriptions  linder  50  cents 1  75 

«4  25 

riiiLirsBiitci. 

Collected  by  Miss  Whitwell 

and  .Misa  .Munsou «'J8  OO 

Cheesman,  C.  U fl  00 

Cheesman,  Mri< 1  <K> 

1).  cker,  L.  W 1  dO 

Duel,  Mrs.  John. .  :  i>  50 

(iili.ert,  Mrs.  (i.  W 1  M 

Gilbert,  Mrs.  D.  11 1  00 

Henderson,  .lohn 1  00 

Jam*>son,  Mrs.  S 1  00 

Keeiian,  Mrs 1    0 

.Montgomery,  Rev.  11 7  50 

Munson,  Miss 0  50 

Nvo,  D.  T,  R 0  50 

Olcott,  Miss 1  00 

Roberts,  (  hcster 1  00 

Roberts,  Mrs.  T.  R 0  50 

Russoll,  Mrs 0  50 

Smith.  .Mrs.  W.  W 1  00 

Somerville.  Mrs.  A 0  50 

Strict,  Mr.  L.  F 1  00 

Strict,  Mr.  II.  IJ.      .   1  00 

Strite,  Mrs.  L 0  60 

Whitwell.  Mrs 2  50 

Wickliir.'.  Samusl 0  6<) 

Young  5Iis8 1  00 

PLEASANT  VALLEY. 

Collected  by  Miss  N.  Hun- 

gcrford »1  88 

Duel.  James »0  50 

Hung'-ribrd,  A.  A 1  '  0 

Sums  under  5  )c 0  38 

CKNTllE    UOAI>. 

Collected  br   Miss  Throope 
and  .Miss  Rosenberger. ...  ffO  d't 

Bingham,  Mrs.  C »0  50 

Luke  Mrs.  r.  2nd 0  50 

Moore,  .Mrs.  Hon.  I'.  H I  00 

Rosenbergor,  Mrs.  E 0  50 


m 


93 


fiewcll.  Mrs.  A 5050 

1  liroopc,  Mis^ 0  1 0 

Sums  uiuI«t60c '.  3  15 

For  Clcrtfyinnii'n  Mippiid, 

iucliidmjr  |H'W  rents !?1&6  00 

Ilrij,'hiuii,  .J.S.,  M  D 9  6  0) 

JSuilcy,  Lutlicr 5  (jo 

CliccMiiiui.  C.  U 1 )  0  I 

Cr  issftt,  Mn 2  00 

l>('CKcr,  L.  \V 10  00 

I'L'llcrs,  Mrs {•,(>) 

Ford,  Miss 3  (.(j 

Hi'iuliM  noil,  .lolin {■)  0(1 

Ciclliiiijis,  1M1J8 1  fo 

Iliilt,  Mrs 2  00 

.lanifsoii,  H J'HK) 

•l()linsi>ii,  ,1 3  (J, I 

Kwiuiii,  .Mrs 3  (i(j 

Krans,  (jiiriior 5  00 

I^'ikt'.  r.  K 5  00 

J-u  c,  i'.  K.  (2n(l) 5  00 

Mociri-,  lion.  1'.  II 15  OO 

M"on',  II.  I> 2  00 

MorKiiM,  \V 3  00 

Murray,  Mr 6  00 

>M',  1).  I'.  II 8  0,1 

Oliott.  Miss 6  (1(1 

Hol)(v,-i,  T.  U 10  00 

Ku!<sell,  Mrs 10  (lO 

Shctlur,  Miss 3  (^0 

Sinitii,  \V.  W 10  00 

Smith,  John a  00 

Smitli,  I'ctcr 8  00 

Strict,  II.  B 8  00 

Stritf,  L 6  00 

Tiin.opc,  II   S 5  00 

Whilwcll.  W.O.,.M.U 10  00 

Yo  .iig,  Miss 3  00 


PIGEON  HILL. 

Collpctod  by  Miss  Julia  \V. 

Viitcs  61  75 

llitcht'll,  (ipo 8050 

Yiitcs,  I'ctpr 0  60 

Sums  under  60c ft  7c 

Collected  by  Miss  Adelaide 

Yules  and  Miss  S.  Drury.  S7  10 

Briniiner,  Miss  Cliarlotte 61  00 

I^rinimer,  Miss  Chanty 1  00 

Buihr,  Mrs 0  50 

(inthrie,  D.  G 0  5't 

llilman,  Mrs.  E.  U 0  50 

Jidinson,  Kdwin 0  50 

Marti",  Mrs 0  <)0 

Moul,  Miss 0  50 

Thomson,  Miss 1  00 

Yates,  Mrs.  K 0  60 

Hums  under  50c 0  50 

For   Stipend  fo  Clergyman 

ISCC-T . .  $94  10 

Affir,  Mrs «1  00 

Alhee,  J.  W 4  00 

HinRhHm.  Mrs.  C 4  00 

Bisse't,  II 1  00 

Bockus,  Mrs 3  50 

Boclius,  D 3  50 


Crimnier,  1'.  C.  &  L g4  oo 

It.unni.'r,  II.  &  C *.T  0  > 

Camniil,  .Martin 1  ,,,< 

Canipliell  the  Misses  ....■" <>  m 

CrosK-tt,  Miss ;::;  ft,H) 

tinruiner,  .1.1' 1  ,u, 

Gutiitrie,  ij ;;••; { ;, 

Guilierii',  D.  (i '" j  qo 

Iltilsupple,  John 1  0(1 

lliliiiaii,  Joseph '  2m) 

J^/"''"' J"'"' ■.'.■.■■.■.■.■.■.■.■  1  50 

Mirlm,  Mry 1  |,n 

.Mitchell,  E.  H  ■■.'■.■'.■".  4  Oo 

Mitchell,  Chas '  4  oy 

Mitchell,  George 3  on 

I'alnier,  L.  U.. '. 1  1,0 

'cils,  Mrs.  h 1  on 

I'elKMissK '.'..'.'.'.'.'.  1  vo 

I'riinmernmn,  I'eter 3  00 

I'rininiernian,  F ,s  00 

I'rinniieini  11,  J.  J 2  OO 

Kosenberper,  Dp   icl ..  s  iO 

Sap''r.''M 300 

f^apT,  N 3  00 

Smiih,  Mrs.  V 3  50 

Tittemore,  II 3  o.j 

Tittemore,  U.  L 2  CO 

Tittemore,  ( 'harks 2  00 

Thomson,  Miss 5  (,() 

Yates,  K 4  00 

latcs,  Ciipt,  r 3  00 

Small  sums 1  50 

rOTTON. 

CLKROYMAN'8  STIPEND. 

liaised  at  Wlllard's  Mills. 

Marsh,  Palmer $10  00 

Arthur,  John 10  00 

McGowan,  II.  W 10  00 

Willard,  John  C 10  00 

Hlaisdale,  John 10  00 

Hall,  John  C 10  00 

Merriman,  F.  G 10  00 

Plielns,  S 10  00 

Hinds,  Mrs 1  (h) 

Fuller,  Luther 2  00 

Fuller,  Mr 1  00 


The  subscriptions  at  E.  Bolton  have  not 
been  taken  up,  owing  to  recent  changes 
in  the  mission. 

FOR  FABSO^AOZ. 

Merriman,  F.  G 26  00 

Hall,  John  C 26  fMi 

Willard,  John  C 25  OO 

McGowan,  H.  W.,  M.D 5  OO 

Halds^vorth,  Beuj 3  OO 

Sargent,  Alex 2  00 

MacMannis,  John 5  0(  1 

Austin,  Jos.,  jr 5  00 

Thompson,  P.  E 1  00 

Allen,  Wm 1  00 

Taylor,  J.  W 2  (Ki 

Channel,  Henry 2  00 


;,  •' 


■■"I 


94 


Uamlal,  Wm iJl  00 

I'caiiley,  Kdwiii ;f  O" 

Ad»ins.  Charlas ;i  pO 

rorklns,  li.  A 2  00 

Manson.li.N : J  00 

I.oneloy,  K 1  0» 

rorklnsVU 100 

Maiison.  N 1  00 

Downing,  U JOO 

Mauaon,  D.  A 1  00 

Maniou.U 2  00 


SOUTH  STUKELY. 

FOR  CLKBOTMAN'A  STIPEND. 


Armstrong,  1* 

Urown,  J 

Blake,  A  

Itrid^e,  VV.  II 

HVL7.7.0,  H.  U 

liruokti,  H.  L 

Itlake,  S 

Clarke,  D.  L 

Carrs,  Mr 

Cniwlbid,  T 

(Menion.",  11 

(.'haniieil,  F.  1*.... 

Cairns,  (r 

Dobaon,  T 

Dunl  p,  R 

(Jreavea,  S 

Giddinj<3,  G 

(ioddarii,  C.  A.... 

(jialbraitli 

Ham,  Mra 

Jlumiihrcy,  W — 

Kuowlton,  S 

Knowlton,  L.  VV. 
Knowlton,  M.  A.. 
Knowltou,  W.  K. 
Knowlton,  L.  H. . . 

Lobb,  U 

Ubby,  L 

Martin,  H.  J 

Martin,  It.  Ci 

Alartiu,  G.  A 

Mudge  G 

I'arsons,  W 

I'earaon,  R 

I'oamon,  II 

IVrdue,  T 

refers,  R 

rnrkcr,  .S.  S 

Parker,  Mrs.  H... 

Kicliardson,  C 

Kogan,  r.  M 

Spencer,  G.  H. .. . 
Sargount,  W.  A. . 

Htuart,  T.  J 

Savage,  J 

Sheplierd,  J 

Sarg  ant,  R.  A. . . 

Taylor,  L 

Tangey,  W.  11... 
TamTalyn.  W.  A  . . 

Todd,D.T 

TrecthGWoy,  T.  . . . 

Willard,  W 

\f  hitehouse,  K. . . , 
Williams,  S 


.1112  00 

0  60 

2  10 

0  .^0 

0  50 

6  00 

4  60 

1  00 

3  00 

1  00 

105 

1  20 

1  00 

1  00 

3  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

0  50 

2  50 

1  <0 

1  00 

1  00 

050 

0  50 

«  00 

1  00 

1  00 

0  60 

0  50 

0  5't 

1  (JO 

100 

1  00 

0  50 

050 

2  00 

1  00 

0  60 

101 

10  00 

1  50 

200 

1  00 

300 

200 

100 

2  60 

100 

060 

1  00 

1  00 

10  00 

1  00 

200 

Warren,  J 93  00 

Wells,  J 1  00 

W  hitney,  C 0  60 

Whitney,  B 0  iO 

Worth,  J 1  00 

To'ttl 8101  85 

P.  S.— The  Hon.  L.  8.  Huntingdon'! 
subscription  for  18G6,  «10.00. 

FOR  OnURCU  iOCIKTY. 

Collected  bi/  the  Jlev.  C.  P.  Abbott. 

Rev.  C.  P.Abbott.... 

Abbott,  Mrs 

Blake,  A ••••.., 

Brooks,  H.  L 

Blake,  S 

Bailey,  Mrs.  L 

Bailey,  Miss  A 

Brown,  Mra 

Billinga,  W 

Currier,  II 

Channel],  J 

Channel],  Mrs 

Dunlop,  R 

G.  ddard.C  

Goddard.  Miss  M.  A. 

Hand  .'<ide,  Mrs 

Jonno  N.  D 

Ivnowlton,  II.  L  .... 
Knowltou,  Mrs.  S.  P. 

Knowlton,  S 

Kni'eland,  G 

Libby,  M 

Latty,  T 

Martin,  Mrs.  M 

Martin,  Mrs.  N 

Martin,  Mrs.  L 

Martin,  Mr.  L 

Martin,  Mra.  W 

Mizer,  G  

Parker,  airs.  S 

Parker,  Mrs.  P 

Rouan,  P.  M 

Rogan,  M'S  

Rooney,  Mrs.  T 

Rooney,  Mrs.  J 

Sargcant,  Miss  A 

Sargeant,<).  H 

Sargeant,  A 

Sargeant,  W 

Stuart,  T 

Shepherd,  Mrs.  H.. ., 

Slieuherd,  .J 

Taylor,  L 

Whitney,  R 

Whitney,  C 

Williams,  8 

Whitney,  L 
Willard,  W. 


R. 


«7  80 

1  00 

0  26 

0  26 

0  26 

025 

0  26 

0  26 

0  60 

0  25 

0  26 

026 

0  26 

0  25 

0  26 

0  25 

0  25 

0  25 

0  25 

026 

026 

0  26 

0  60 

025 

0  60 

0  26 

0  26 

0  25 

0  26 

0  26 

0  26 

5  60 

0  60 

0  25 

0  25 

0  25 

0  25 

1  00 

0  75 

0  25 

0  26 

0  25 

0  60 

0  26 

0  25 

0  50 

025 

1  60 

STANHRIDGE  EAST. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Gilmour. 

Baker.  Jlrs.  J.  C fl  00 

Gilnour,  Mrs 1  00 

El(ior,  Mrs 0  50 

Stauton,  Mrs 2  60 


% 


00 
00 
50 

12  50 


Tuckor,  Miss $0  2r) 

l*ulmt'r,  Mis 0  fjO 

For  Local  I  'urposes 6  6i> 


Collected  by  Miss  Liicy  Baker. 

Coroy.lirs j)i  oi 

Oorcy,  Mosox 1  OO 

Bakor,  Thomas l  00 

.SandtTsoii,  I) o  50 

Cort'j^,  J.  C 1  00 

A  Friend 0  50 

For  Local  I'urpuses 4  75 


Collected  bij  Miss  P.  May  Cornell. 

Coriicll,  Mrs.  Z J|0  50 

Cornell,  Mrs.  E 0  50 

Cornell,  Mrs.  S.H 1  75 

t'oniell.  Miss  P.  M 100 

Coninll,  (".II 1  00 

Coriipll,  M.  K 0  75 

Coriu'll,(".  K 0  50 

Knight,  Mrs.  E.  C 0  50 

Ulivur,  A 0  25 

Anderson,  ().  U 0  40 

For  i^ocal  Purposes 7  00 


Ilev.  \.  Constantino's,  subscription  S7  50 

Collection  lor  W.  &  O.  Fund 2  75 

"         "    Missiy  Purposes. . .    2  5i) 

"    Synod 2  00 

Special  Collection 3  00 

Special  (Missionary  Meeting) 6  39 

Collected  lor  Sunday  School 8  10 

Special  Offering ....    3  00 

l*or  Ladies  Society 18  80 

For  I  ncidental  Expenses 8  53 

Offertory 63  27 

Special  Offertory 5  53 

(iablo  Windows  &  ilounting 40  00 

Cornell's  Mrs.  window 35  •  0 

Sponce's,  Mr.  gable  window 25  00 


Siihscripiions  for  Lamps. 

Urigg:*,  W.  .F 51  27 

Cornell,  .Mrs.  K 1  00 

Cornell,  Mrs.  Z 1  00 

Vincent,  Mrs 0  50 

.lenne,  Mrs 0  25 

Elder,  Mrs 0  5t 

Sheldon,  A 0  25 

Gardner.  I> 0  50 

Pierce,  W 1  00 

Free.  J.  A 0  50 

Free,  Miss 0  2.5 

Palmer,  Mrs 0  23 

Oliver,A 0  60 

Baker.John l'»  00 

llakcr.T 1"0 

Corcy.B 100 

Corey,.T.  C 100 

llhienrd.L.F 0  47 


SUTTON. 

POn  CUUUCH  SOC'IKTY. 

Boright.  Mrs.  (i.T §1  00 

Horight,  Mrs.  S.  N CO 

Davison,  A so 

f>ycr,C.C 500 

Pypr,  it,.  A 1  00 

i?yer.A. 50 

Irary,  Asa i  oo 

Frary,  G.G i  oO 

Hamilton,  Mrs so 

pjnP.K ;  1  00 

Lalanne,  Miss i  oo 

Niblock,  A 100 

Scotield.  Mrs ."".*."  50 

Smith,  Kevd.  J 7  60 

Squior,  Mrs.  S 1  00 


FOR  MISSIONAUT'S  BLPPORT. 


Allen,  Jeremy 

CoopUnd,  John 

Boright,  G.  IL  &  S.  N. 

Copeland,  T 

Davison,  A 

Dyor,G.C... 

Frary,  Asa 

Frary,  G.  G 

Frary,  G.  VV 

Ur.le,.>.  W 

Hunt,  A 

Hunt,  J.  P 

Kemp,  E 

Lalleur,  A 

Lalanne,  Miss 

MoHktt,T 

Newton,  T 

Niblock,  A 

Uobinson,  J 

Uoyce.E.  C 


815  00 

2  00 
15  00 

1  00 

3  00 
,    30  00 

15  00 
.  10  00 
.  10  00 
400 
.  3  00 
,  6  00 
.  20  0-) 
.  1  00 
.  5  00 
.  3  00 
,.  8  00 
.  3  00 
,.  «00 
.      1  W) 


ABERCORN. 

FOR  CUUUCH  800IBTY. 

Anderson,  J.  D $   50 

Fayo.  R.  E 1  00 

Nield,A 50 

Jaquays,  H.L 50 

Soaton,  B  1  00 

Seaton,  Mrs 50 

Spencer,  R 50 


FOR  MISSIONARY'S  SUPPORT 

Boright,  Dennis $5  00 

Fayo,R.  E 8  00 

Newton,  S 4  00 

Nield,  A 12  00 

Jenny,  C 6  00 

O'Brien,!' 10  00 

Robinson.  S.  &  A «  00 

Ross,  G.  W 5  00 

Sampitr,  Levi 6  00 

Sawyer,  Ed 6  00 

Seaton, B 14  00 

Shepherd.L.  L 5  00 


^ 


h 


,:J 


■l 


96 


Sppncor,  It 

Willey,  Jainos. 


$10  00 
5  00 


3M 


WATKHLOO. 

FOR  CnU«CII   SOCIETY. 

Collected  by  Mn.  Ellis. 

Arnold.  A 1  00 

Arnold.  Mrs 0  60 

AlliMi,  D.  L 0  60 

Allen.  K.  n 1  00 

Allen,  Miss 0  50 

Asliton.  Mrs.  U 0  75 

IMackwood,  John 2  00 

Hell.  W.J 0  60 

ButU'r,  Mrs.  J.  C 1  60 

Uiitlcr,  Eninift 0  50 

IJiitltr,  Lucia 0  60 

IJiittor.-'hv,  Ur 1  00 

IJcanl,  >Irs.  C 0  5" 

IJucon,  .Mrs.  H 0  60 

Booth.  Miss  M.J 1  00 

Chamberlain.  Miss  .M.  T 0  6(J 

Clark,  Mrs.  \V 1  OO 

Cousens.  Mrs 0  50 

Derry,  Mrs 0  50 

Kastiniui,  Mrs 0  60 

Ellis.  It.  A 5  00 

Kills,  Mrs.  R.  A 2  00 

Ellis,  Louisa 0  50 

Ellis.  Charlotte 0  50 

Erskino,  Dr 1  00 

Erskine.  Mrs 1  00 

Ellis,  Mrs 0  50 

Ellis,  Mii»s 0  60 

Ellis.  t>.  \V 0  50 

Ed^'arton,  J.  W 1  00 

Fonrdrinior,  F.  E 1  00 

Fonrdrinier,  Mrs 1  Oo 

Fisk,  Newnell 0  50 

Flood,  Mrs 0  50 

Foster,  Hon.  A.  IJ 5  00 

Fostor,  Mrs 2  00 

Foster,  C.  W 1  00 

Goold,  VVm 0  50 

(jalor,  Mr.  and  Mrs 1  00 

lloldon.  Mrs 0  50 

Hall.Mrs.  C.  S 0  50 

Hall,  Mrs.  II.  C 0  50 

Hall,  Miss  U.  A 0  50 

Ilungerford,  Miss 0  60 

Howard,  Mrs 0  50 

Hill,  Mr .• 0  50 

Hill,  Mrs 0  50 

Hamilton,  Miss 1  00 

Johnston,  Mins  L 1  00 

Jameson,  Ur 1  00 

Jameson,  B.  W 0  50 

Jameson,  Albert 0  50 

Jameson,  Henry  E 0  60 

Jackson  Mr.  and  Mrs 0  50 

Knowlton,  Mrs.  A.  E . .  0  50 

Knowlton.Mr.  A.  E 0  60 

Keef,  Elleu 0  60 

Lay,  Mr • 0  60 

Lindsay,  Kev.  D 7  60 

Lindsav,  Mrs 1  00 

Lindsav,  Ruth 0  50 

Lindsay,  William  0  50 

Lindsay,  Walter 0  50 


Lc".  — 80  60 

Laing,  R.  W i  (ki 

McCurdy,  — o  5(i 

Noyes,  J.  1' o  60 

Nutting,  M  rs.  II .  s i  oo 

I'armeleo.  Mr.  W.  G 1  0(» 

I'armalee.  D.  E l  no 

Tickle,  Mr i  oo 

Robinson,  Mrs lo  oo 

Robinson,  ILL 4  oo 

Robinson,  Sirs.  11 .  L 4  (Hi 

Robinson,  F.  U o  .'io 

Robinson,  tJ.  E o  ,10 

Robinson,  Ellen 0  50 

Robinson,  Mrs.  E 1  OO 

Robinson,  Mrs.  J a  00 

Robinson,  W.  II  0  oO 

Riopel,  .S.       n  M 

Reynolds,  E.  .S 0  50 

Reynolds,  Mrs.  E.  S. 0  50 

Reynolds.  Mrs 0  75 

Slack,  T 1  00 

Slack,  E 2  00 

Slack.  Mrs.  E 2  00 

Sache.  Mrs 1  00 

Snodgraf=s,  A 1  00 

Tenny.  Mrs 0  60 

Taylor,  Clara 0  50 

Taylor,  Mrs.  W.  A.  .. .  1  00 

Taylor,  J .  and  R 1  00 

Webster,  .Mrs 0  60 

Willard,  .Samuel 0  .10 

Vonng,  Mrs.  (J, 0  .Kt 

\oung,  JamosA 0  5tt 

Young,  .Miss  M.J 0  50 

Sums  under  50  cenU 5  Oi) 


*110  GO 
Collected  by  Misa  Armstrong . 

Armstrong,  Mrs.  J 0  60 

Under  60  cents 1  27 


81  77 
Collected  by  Miss  M.  A.  Ashton. 

Carter,  Mrs.  T.  II $0  50 

Codd,  Mr.  James 100 

Codd,  Mrs.  James    100 

(;odd,  Mr.  Henry 0  50 

Dampier,  Mrs 1  00 

Dampier,  Miss 0  50 

Foster.  W.  D 1  Oo 

Under  60  cents 100 

Total $0  50 

Colleoted  by  Rev.  I).  Lindsay. 

Dimock,  Mr $0  50 

Ashton,  R 0  50 

Cash  2  00 

Friend 1  00 

Jones,  Thomas o  50 

Lawson,.F 0  50 

Parker,  J.  M 0.10 

Winchester,  Mr.  U 2  00 

Williams,  John 2  00 

Armstrong  School-house 1  87 

$11  37 

Total »130  24 


'■■A 


97 


Bmhtr mc.nl  and  SithfrriuthuM  for  CUv' 
!/!/ man's  .Snlary. 

Intrrost  on  Mortj^affe,  Sl.OOO,  for 

tlie  year,  Mm.  KobiiiMnn 60  00 

IntiTi'st  (111  .Morfcajro,  *1.600,  for 

tlio  year,  lion.  A.  H.  Fontcr. .  ..  90  00 
IiittMc^t  on    .MnrtjfUKo,    ?«»,  for 

the  yt'ar,  flio  late  J  UohinHon,.  SO  00 
iMfcrcst  on  Mortgage,  !if500,  for  tlio 

year,  U.  A.  Kills 30  00 

InttToston  Mortnago,  t50'>,  fortho 

year,  11.  L.  Koi.iuHou 30  00 

On  otiior  Invt'.xtinonts 105  20 

Arnistron^f,  •!.  (' 4  00 

Arnistron;;,  .Mrs.  .Tainu^ 2  00 

Aiin-'tron>r,  h'obcrt l  00 

Afijiton,  llciiry 4  OO 

..\-ihfiin,  Danii'l 4  oo 

Arnold,  AtnbroHC, 15  0() 

Allch,  (}.  11 4  00 

..Mien.  1).  L 2  00 

A^liton.  It.,  jnn 1  (K) 

illac.kwootl,  .lolin 2  00 

ItntliT,  .MrK.  .1.  C 250 

Kovvinan,  John 2  00 

Itooth,  .lolm  3  00 

IJootli,  lhi)?li 2  00 

<;o(M,  .lanu'.i 5  00 

•  odd,  Henry 3  00 

f'artpr,  VV.  J 3  00 

Carter.  1'.  II 4  00 

Carter.  Tlionns  2  00 

<'urfis,  I' 4  00 

('atclijHile,  A 100 

Crowliurst,  W 2  00 

(,'obnrn.  (_i,   2  00 

Cook.  VV 2  00 

Clark,  W 4  00 

Counen.x,  K 2  00 

Cutler,  K.  NV 1  00 

J)iuiock,.l 0  50 

Ki.xon,  A • 2  00 

Knirick.  I) 2  On 

Krskinc,  l)r 15  00 

i:(lKar>s(ni,  J,  ]\ 3  00 

Fonrdrinier,  F ". 10  00 

Foster,  (.'.  W 6  00 

Fisk,  Xowell 2  00 

Flood,  W.  II 2  00 

Foster,  \V.  D 2  00 

Fescncien,  Elsie 1  00 

( ;  rior,  Jamos 2  00 

Hall.C.  .s 4  00 

Harris,  Lloyd    100 

Hill,  E..) 1  00 

Hill,  John 1  00 

ilill,  Hubert 4  00 

Jones,  J.  U 2  00 

Junes,  Thomas 5  00 

Jones,  Thomas,  jun 1  00 

Jackson.  J 2  00 

Kcef.  J 1  50 

Lpwi?,  Ainasa 5  00 

Lewis.  G.  S 1  00 

Lawson,  .lohn 4  00 

Lav,  J.  H 5  00 

Lee,  Selby 4  00 

Laing,  11.  W 5  00 

McKcnna,  T 2  00 

Martin.  Mrs.  J.  S 1  00 

31cLaughlin,  — 1  00 


Moffat,  U »1  00 

Midr«,  Isaac o  ru, 

M"',^^w'"i :.;;::;::  iw. 

Muirs,  ■  nrius j  q^, 

Mctiovern,  David ,", 1  oo 

McLean,  Robert ["  "  1  ;;(, 

Nixon,  Joseph i  00 

I'armfloo,  w.  U unit 

I'armuleo,  D.  E 4  ^ 

{I'^kio.o  :::::::::  Jgi 

learson.  W r>  W 

learson,  J ^  («i 

w«.';'-w :.:::::::  oS 

I'orfer,  Laura 3  00 

riiillips,  Joiin 15,, 

I'ay ton,  Uennoy "  •>  (K» 

rarkcr,J.  W. 2  (J, 

Uichardson  &  Tittemoro '>  w 

Keynolds,  Mrs.  Z 5  oo 

llpynolds,  E  ;> 4  00 

S'ack.E ;  ir.o,, 

^•ttck,T 10(H) 

.Snodgras.s,  A 2  00 

Suodgrass,  .1 2  (lO 

.Spearman,  Mrs 0511 

Seymour,  J 2  0(i 

Temple.  A 2  00 

I  aylor,  Samuel 2  00 

Taylor,  James l  oO 

Taylor,  VV.  A 2  00 

'i>'uny,  A 2  00 

iodd.  J.  0 2  0(1 

Unwin.  J 1  f,,i 

Williams,  'nhn 20  00 

Williams    -..Milam 4  (H( 

Winche.HKi-, 'Jri    5  (k) 

Webster,  J 2  Od 

Vounp.  C 4  (M) 

Uout  of  Ulebc,  F.  V 8  Oil 

!5(]65  20 
WEST  FARNHAM. 

Allsopp,  Mrs.  G.  C Ill  00 

AIUopp,  M 0  50 

Hrodeur,  Mrs  50 

Brown,  VV 2  00 

Buck,  R i  00 

Chillingworth,  H 1(0 

Cook.  L  0  5i» 

Corran,  E 6'i 

Dickson,  W 1  0(t 

Donahue,  W. 10  00 

Douglass,  J 1  (.O 

Friend 1  Oo 

Hage,  J 0  50 

Hibbard,  W.  L 1  0'» 

Hoskiiis,  VV 0  5'i 

Uoskins,  ^Vliss 0  50 

Hungerl'ord:  J.  A 1  Oi» 

Hnngerf'ord,  Mrs.  J.  A 1  00 

Ingalls,  M 1  Oil 

Leslie,  J 1  00 

McCleary,  Miss 0  &•: 

Meigs,  II.  0 1  (0 

Meigs,  D.  B 1  fO 

Meigs.  Mrs.  D.  B 1  00 

Moshcr,  Jas 1  Oil 

Musson,  Rev.  T.  "W 7  50 

Mu-sen,  Mrs.  T.  \V 5  On 

Oshier,  1' ■ 1  00 

Oshier,  E 1  Oi- 


.('III 


G 


ti 


98 


I'earnon,  W $1  00 

I'tarson,  R 0  60 

rondleton,  K 1  00 

Kiploy.  Mrs.  E.  H 0  60 

KobtTtsuii,  J 0  60 

Uobi.rt»ou,  W 1  CO 

Soalo,  J 2  00 

Sealf,  O a  10 

he.le.  VV 0  60 

Tabor,  Mri 0  50 

Truax,  Mrs.  U 1  00 

Welch,  (i.  (66  fc  67) 2  00 

WellH.F.  B 1  60 

Wilson,  W 1  to 

60  60 

Discount 1  H 


968  G6 
Clergyman' H  Sulanj, 

Alliopp,  Mrs.  (t.  C  SRl-i  00 

Allsopn,  Mrs.  J.  C 10  "  0 

«uck,K  4  00 

Chilllngworth,  11 6  00 

Corran,  E 1  60 

Dickion,   W 1  00 

I>on«huo,  W 16  00 

Douglass,  J 4  CO 

Flrniin,  U 3  00 

Friend 2  00 

HoHkins,  J 2  00 

Ifunjtorford,  J.  A 10  O^ 

Ingalls,  M 2  0« 

Loslitt,  J 4  (to 

Mitchel,  G 1  00 

Mosher,  1 4  00 

Meigs,  D.B  5  00 

Ushier,  r 2  00 

I'eaMon,  W(66fc67) 4  0' 

I'earson,  U.  (06  &  «7) 4  00 

Kipley,  E.  H 10  00 

Robertson,  J 0  60 

Robertson.W 50> 

Robinson.  J 800 

Seale.0 5  00 

8tarke,A 2  00 

Taber,  Mrs 1  00 

Traux,  Mrs.  G 5  00 

Welch, G 300 

Whitlleld,G.( Barbados) 10  00 

Wilson,  W 5  00 

9146  00 
WEST  SHEFFOKD. 

FOB  CHUECH  80CIETT. 

Allen,  Miss  Anna..... SO  26 

«ell,  Samuel 0  50 

Bell,  Richard 0  60 

Bell,  Mrs.  Samuel 0  25 

Itoll,  Samuel,  iun 0  26 

BaM,  Mrs.  (widow) 0  60 

Bbi;  Mrs.  Nelson 0  50 

Booth,  Mrs.  (widow) 0  60 

Booth,  John  T 0  55 

Booth,  MissE.  E 0  25 

Booth,  Miss  Victoria 0  50 

Booth,  JamesT 0  50 

Booth,  Mrs.  James  T 0  50 

Booth,  Tliomas  E 0  50 

Early,  Charles 0  60 


Cox,  Miss f 0  M) 

llayeti,  Mrs.  James 0  20 

llaypR,  Mrs.  William 0  60 

Hayes,  Wni.  Jun 0  60 

Kilburn,Mr8 0  26 

Kamsar,  Mrs o  25 

Nash,  AliHH 1  00 

Scott,  Sptnscr 1  00 

Savage,  Mrs 0  26 

Savage,  Mr».  Jun 0  25 

Stuppel,  Mm , 0  60 

Todd,  Mrs.  John 0  26 

Todd,  Miss  M.  A 1)10 

Todd,  Miss  N 0  26 

Tail, Mrs 1  00 

Wood,  John 0  60 

Whitten,  Rov.  A.  T 7  60 

FOB   CLKROYMAX'H  SlTPOllT. 

Allen,  Mis«  Aiiim *2  00 

Allen,  Abralinin 2  00 

Booth, 'I  lionias,  2nd  2  (H> 

Booth,  Jiime.s  T ('.  CK> 

Booth,  Andrew 4  <0 

Booth,  Thos.E 4  00 

Bell,  Nelson 3  00 

Bell,  John 2  00 

Carty,  Charles 3  00 

Coolcy,  11 10  (0 

Davics,  W 6  00 

Hayes,  James ; 6  (K) 

Hayes,  Mrs.  J 2  00 

Hayes,  W 2  00 

Hayes,  Henry 2  00 

Hayes,  Mrs.  H 1  00 

llenrv,  Jones 5  00 

Kllburn,  6  00 

Knott,  Charles 4  00 

Levingston,  Elmer 4  00 

McKenney,  Elmer 2  00 

Quail,  Richard 3  00 

Ramsay,  William 6  W 

Roberts,  Duke 5  00 

Roberts,  William 5  00 

RobertH,  Hallan 6  00 

Scott,  Spenser 5  00 

Stuppel,  Mrs 4  00 

Tait,  Geo 3  00 

Todd,  Wm 2  00 

Wallace,  W.  T 1  00 

Wood,  John 8  50 

9121  50 
GRANBY  SOUTH  RIDGE. 

roB  cnuBcii  socibtt. 

Cunningham,  William $0  50 

Dimond,  George 0  60 

Latf y,  Mr 0  60 

Neil,  John 0  50 

Neil,  Samuel 0  60 

Taylor,  John 0  50 

925  20 

rOR  OLEBOYMAN'S  BVPPOBT. 

Cunningham,  Wm 93  00 

Cunningham,  Robt 2  00 

Dimond,  SamI 2  00 


.  90  no 

.     0  20 

.    0  60 

.     0  50 

.    026 

.     0  26 

.     1  00 

.     1  00 

.     0  25 

.     0  26 

.     0  50 

.    025 

.      1  00 

.     0  26 

.     1  00 

0  50 

.     7  60 

T. 

.  #2  no 

.     2  00 

.     2  00 

.     0  00 

.     4  (0 

.     4  00 

.     3  00 

.     2  00 

.     3  00 

.   10  (0 

.     5  00 

.     6  00 

.     200 

.     200 

.     2  00 

.     1  00 

.     6  00 

.     5  00 

.     4  00 

.     4  00 

.     2  00 

.     3  00 

.   6  no 

.     5  00 

.     600 

.     5  (lO 

.     6  00 

.    4  no 

.     3  00 

.     2  00 

.     1  00 

.     8  60 

90  60 
0  60 
0  50 
0  50 
0  50 
0  60 

9|i26  20 

f3  00 
200 
200 

99 


Kennedy,  Thomas i  oo 

Liitty ,  JiimcH 2  00 

Neil,  Siimuol 3  oo 

Noil,  .John 2  00 

rHrk«T,  II  1  (X) 

Hobinonn.  TI108 loo 

Meal,  Kdward 1  oo 

Taylor,  .John l  00 

Taylor,  Joseph 1  oo 

S20  00 
Total till  60 


DEANERY  OP  IIOCHELAGA. 
IJKUTHIEH. 

FOR    CHURCH    SOC'BrV. 

Collected  hg  Atisa  Dixon  and  Mi$$  For- 
ncrtt, 

Itost wick,  MrH 91  60 

Uiurk,  Mrs.  K.  A 3  oo 

C'uthbort,  Miss 5  oo 

CutJibcrt,  Mrs.  Oct 1  00 

Clt-niunts,  Niny 0  6  > 

Coyk'.John 1  oO 

Dixon,  Mrs loo 

Dumaray,  Mrs 1  50 

Fornoret,    C 2  00 

Fowler,  VV 1  oo 

Forneret,  G  060 

Gurent,  Mrs 1  00 

Friend 1  Ott 

Kittson,  A 100 

&Ic  Williams,  Mrs l  00 

McConncll,  \V l  00 

Merrick,  Kev  W.  C 7  10 

lialston.  D 0  60 

MIBBIONART  BOSKS. 

Clark,  Miss 17  05 

Dixon,  Itcrtha 0  50 

,lulitt  and  Hal 3  26 

I'arsonago 3  00 

Total 64  80 

COTEAU  DU  LAC. 

KOU  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 

UaTcrhill,  W.C SO  50 

Caverhill,  Mrs 0  60 

French,  Gcrshom 0  50 

Grange,  Thomas 2  00 

Ilosmor,  H.  1' 0  60 

Houston,  Mrs 1  00 

Mace,  Henry 0  60 

I'easp,  CO 1  00 

Terry,  Alexander 0  60 

lloay,  William 0  60 

Koebuck,  Henry 1  00 

Scott,  Joseph 0  50 

Sullivan,  Ralph 0  60 

Valance,  William 0  25 

Young,  Rev.  T.  A 7  60 

Total «17  25 


ELY. 

»OR  CHURCH  SOCIHTT. 

Rev.  A.  L.  Fortin »7  60 

WORTH  ELT. 

FOR  OLBHUTMAN'B  SUPPORT. 

Collected  by  Mr.  W.  F.  Davidton. 

A  Friend. 91  r,o 

Hartlett.G 1  00 

Hartlett,  Ira 1  oO 

Hartlett,  W 1  00 

Davidson,  J.  L 1  oo 

DavidHon,  Thomas 1  0(» 

Davidson,  M.  W 2  00 

iJavidHou,  Mrs.  M.  W 1  25 

Davidson,  W.  F fi  o<» 

Davidson,  W.  L 2  00 

Holmes,  J.  A loO 

Lancaster,  Mrs.  R l  00 

Mi'Douald,  Jas l  oO 

Millrtte,  Octavo 1  00 

Parker,  J 1  oo 

I'hillips.M.  J 0  5(» 

Truax,  G.R l  00 

BOSCOBEL  AND  NORTH  STUKELY. 

FOR  CLKRQYMAH'S  SUPPORT. 

Collected  by  Mr.  David  Oborne. 

Beers,  Elizabeth !S4  00 

Caasidy ,  Thomas 4  00 

Cookman,  John 1  00 

<'ookman,  Samuel 0  60 

Copping,  George 3  00 

Copping,  Henry 2  00 

Copping,  James 1  00 

Kcvnan,  Charles 2  00 

Kicid,  Eleanor 1  00 

Kidd.Mr 1  60 

Oborne,  David 2  00 

Oborne,  James 6  00 

Shepherd,  Thomas 1  00 

Shepherd.  William 1  00 

Soliman,  William 1  00 

Truax,  Ada 0  60 

Truax,  Anna 0  50 

Truax,  Benjamin 6  00 

Trump,  Thomas 1  00 

MASCOUCHE. 

FOR  MIBBIOMART'B  SUPPORT. 

Alexander,  John f40  00 

Alexander,  Thomas 8  00 

Alexander,  Henry 4  00 

A  lexander ,  William,  sen 4  00 

Alexander,  Launcelet 2  00 

Bereton,  Henry 8  0© 

Bereton,  Arthur 3  00 

Connor,  Patrick 20  00 

Ewan,  Andrew 30  00 

Ewan,  Mrs.  Robert 6  00 


lit 


100 


( I  mint/,  .lumen fi  00 

llodL'soii,  (  lirlKtoplitT H  00 

llctlii>riii|{toii,  lliuiiiRt 4  (10 

lliitflii  on,  Mil 'i  00 

Hill,  C.fOiK'' *  '"J 

IIuiiiihIi,  MIpii 1  00 

Mi.oilv,  Willlftiu f)  00 

l-aiiui'iian.  J-  »» '^  Wt 

rftiiKmun,  Mm    (wi(l) 20  00 

rHiiKiiian,  Mii«!4  Louisa f>  Oo 

rniijjmiiii,  Kdward 6  •  0 

I'aiiprion,  .lolin 10  00 

UubiiiMtii,  llioiiiaH,  noil 82  00 

Kob  iiHoii,  llioiiius,  juii D  00 

KotiiiiMiu,  Itodi'rick,  sen 5  CO 

KcltiiiMiii,  Uodorick,  juii 4  00 

l{ol)iii»nii.  (icornf f»  *'0 

l{obiii>on,  Willinin  (Thomas). ...  4  00 

Ki  bill-. ,11,  |{icliard 4  00 

KobiiiHon,  llciiiy 4  00 

Will  Iter,  «ic((rf;«' 6  00 

AVIii.c,  AiiiliDiiy 6  ©0 

WriKlil,  Uobert 2  00 

Total... $336  00 

KOK  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 

Alexander,  Tlionias »0  60 

Ab'X.uidor,  Henry 0  60 

A  l('xundt»r,  Eliza 0  6(i 

A  Kriend W  6" 

Alexander,  Mr«.  Francla 0  60 

Hell,  Mrs 0  60 

Breretoii,  Henry 0  60 

t'oiuior,  I'utick  •' 60 

Kwan,  Andrew 1  W 

Kwun,  Mrn.  liobert 0  60 

Uwan,  Koberi,  jiiu 0  60 

l<"o.'<ter,  Mrs.  John 0  6  i 

<jiodden,  Uev.  Thomas 7  60 

Hill,  George 0  60 

Hodgson,  rlirietiipher 0  60 

Jlannh,  Kliou 0  60 

rangnmn, .).  H |  jq  q^ 

Paiiginaii,  Mrs ) 

I'angiiiun,  Mrs.  (wid) I  jq  qq 

ranginau,  Mrs.  James ) 

Itobinson,  Thomas,  sen 1  00 

Itubiiin  II,  Mrs.  T.,  sen 1  00 

Jtobinson,  Altiurt 0  6) 

Kobinson,  Tlionia.',  jun 1  00 

Kobincon,  William  (Thomas) <i  60 

K  Vinson,  Kichaid 0  60 

Kill  ins.  n,  George 0  60 

Wright,  Mrs.  John 0  60 

Walker,  George o  60 

Total «41  60 

TKRUKBOKNE. 

FOR  MlflaiONARY'S  BUPl'ORT. 

Jloody,  Matthew «30  00 

McKenzie,  Johu ti  00 

Moody,  Thomas 4  00 

Middlemost,  Joseph 4  00 

Marshal),  Kogor 4  00 

Taugmau,  J. 11 809 

Total «58  00 


ron  ciiuncH  sociktt. 

Moody,  Matthew  (fiiniily) %2M 

Sloody.  Mrs.  Thomas 0  6') 

ftlcKeiizie,  .lohii 1  00 

Middleniiikt,  Mrs 0  60 

bums  under  60  cent* 0  76 

Total «6  'if. 

NKW  (iLASOOW. 

Stormnuth,  John »0  60 

htepheiii-on,  Ualph 0  6U 

.Ste|)henxon,  Mrf.  Kalph 0  26 

Campbell,  Mm.  (  hrisiopher 0  60 

.stepiieiiHon,  Mrs,  I'eter 0  60 

Neville,  George 0  25 

1  iviiigiiton,  llenry U  60 

l-ifingiton,  John 0  2.'» 

Hudson,  Mr.  Robert I  00 

Hudson,  Mrs.  Uobert 1  0(i 

'iotal »5  86 

KILKENNY-UITEK. 

McMorri.H,  James  sen 80  60 

MuMorris,  James  jun 0  2*) 

McMorriB,  Kdwuid  Jun 0  2-% 

Hamilton,  William 0  U5 

English,  John 0  25 

Brophy,  George ((60 

McMorris,  John  jun 0  26 

Kiiglish,  William 0  2r) 

Taylor,  Henry 0  26 

Taylor,  Uobei  t 0  2r. 

A  friend Q  V- 

Allen,  Isaac 0  60 

W^rd,  John 0  26 

Irwin,  James  jun 0  25 

Irwin,  James  sen 0  60 

Movillc,  Kohert 0  3.^ 

Neville,  George  juu 0  Tij 

Dunbar,  Mrs 0  20 

Dnibur, John 0  25 

Allflu,  IJiehard 0  60 

Total m  73 

KILKENNY-LOWEU. 

Collected  hif  Min^  Mary  Hamilton  ami 
Alits  JltUn  IIumiltoH. 

Brophy,  William SI  CO 

Fra.ser,  William 0  26 

Eraser,  Sarah  Ann 0  25 

Fra'ier,  Jumes 0  26 

J>ay,  Mrs.  Charles 0  20 

V  ay,  James 0  26 

Foster,  Andrew 0  60 

Burton,  Tli<miaH 0  6i) 

Hamilton,  William 0  40 

Nickel,  Abraham 0  60 

Johuston,  William 0  'A* 

Foster,  llichard 0  25 

Brown,  Mrs 0  12 

Allen,  John 0  25i 

Cochran,  Mrs 0  10 

Wadsworth,  Kobort 0  12 1 

Kickel,  Mrs.  John 0  12;; 


101 


0  W) 

1  (K) 
0  CO 
0  7f. 


»0  f.O 

0  CO 

0  2f. 

0  M 

0  r,o 

0  26 

0  f)<i 

0  '>:, 

1  00 

1  0(1 

«0  60 

0  '2.j 

0  2r. 

0  '^5 

,  0  25 

0  60 

0  26 

0  25 

0  26 

0  2.". 

0  V> 

0  0« 

0  26 

0  25 

0  W 

0  3.''i 

0  12] 

0  25 

0  26 

0  60 

»tj  TS 

clBrknon,  Mm.  Jo^ioph 0  26 

Morrld.m   Mri.   Win.. 0  12J 

r(i.»k»».  Mm.-Iohn 0  26 

llfn)l«>rH<)n,ll><>iiiM 0  12^ 

▲  frioud 1  00 

Total t7  02J 

NViauwiand  Orpliaiii .*)  oo 

Total »10^ 

K.WVDoX. 

TOWARDS  MIMSTKB'H  STU'END. 

Unyco.  1{ *«00 

l!(.yco,  \V 3  00 

llrowii,  l{ 3  00 

Hrown.  \V 3  00 

<  Nipping,  11  ,  sen R  00 

("(ippiiiK,  ll.Juii 2  00 

<;i)pphi)f,  <i 1  60 

(  (ippiiiR,  Joseph 2  00 

CoppiiiKfT 150 

(•oppiiiK.  W «<)() 

roiiltni,  Mr 2  60 

(^iiiiiiiiipliuni,  Mr 2  0(1 

DiiWKon.  J 2  00 

(irav.T    6  00 

lliimilt.m,  A 47  00 

l.iiw,  W 100 

l.inouy,  Mrs 3  00 

Martin,  W 2  00 

.MuKon,  <i 3(X) 

Mason,  R 1  00 

Nori»li,  Mrs 125 

ravton,  II 4  00 

I'lRott,  T 5  00 

Itobinsoi!,  U (5  00 

Korko,  31 »•  00 

ScrOK'Ry,  S 6  00 

.*<crojtK'T.  W 4  00 

tSmitb,  IL.scn 3  00 

Smith,  .losopli 4  01 

Smith,  VV  3  00 

■Swift,  .lames 6  00 


.Swit 


50 


.Swilt,  U 2  60 

Tourney.  H 2  00 

WoisU,  W 300 

§112  22 

80UKL. 

Foa  cnuRcn  society. 

Collected  by  Mr.  James  Jones. 

Anderson,  the  late  Mrs  John....  $10  00 

Anderson,  tho  Rev.  Canon  .    ...  7  60 

Anderson,  Miss 2  00 

Armstrong,  C.  L 2  00 

Armstrong,  James 2  OC 

Allen,  Edward  C 00 

Allen,  James  2  00 

Al  on,  Aaron 1  00 

Hutterv,  Mrs 2  iiO 

Mell,  Miss  0  50 

Bramley,  Miss  . . . :  1  50 

Burgess,  John 100 

Cutiibert,  Misi 10  00 


(;iarkf.  Mm.  E.  A 6  00 

«  urttT,  Miss 0  60 

Dorgc.  Jaooh  \V  1  OO 

East,  Frederick 0  60 

iMillcr,  Mis 0  60 

Kliilav,  David i  flO 

I-'riend,  A 1  60 

i'inh,  Kalph 1  Oft 

Koshrooke,  Captain 1  05 

Forgrave:*,  Ji>iin 1  lit) 

Fleming,  William 0  60 

(.ilil),  Mr 2  00 

Hart,  Mrs,  H 1  00 

Holbrnugh,  Mr-».  T 1  00 

JohuHon,  Mrs.  K 0  60 

Johnstone,  l)r 2  00 

Lunan,  William 2  00 

MeNanghton,  T.  W 2  00 

.Mountain,  Edward ..  1  00 

UaNhall,  Mrs 1  00 

.  acfirlane,  Capt.,  II.  M.   100th 

Regiment 10  00 

Meigs,  Mr 1  00 

Martin,  Mr 1  00 

McLoughlin,  Mrs.  U.  U 100 

Kettletod,  T I  00 

I'ldwarth,  Miss 0  60 

ranghourn,  Mrs.  0.  W 0  60 

Smitli,  William 1  60 

.saxton,  William 1  26 

.Shoppard,  Janu  '  1  00 

Woolley,  Thimias 2  00 

Wurtelo,  C.  T  1  00 

Wurtelo,  »Irs.  C.  T 1  00 

Wurtelc,  E 1  00 

Wright, 0  60 

Vincent,  Mr* 0  60 

Total 9%  25 

COLONIAf.,  CONTINENTAI.,  AND 
KOKKIUN  WI.'JSIONS. 

Anderson,  the  late  Mrs.  John  . . .  .910  0 

A.  A 3  00 

Ancmymous 0  50 

Anderson,  Miss  J.  II 2  00 

Allen.  Mrs.  E 1  "0 

Allen, James 100 

Hrown,Miss 2  00 

Hramley,  Miss 2  00 

U.T...:. 4  00 

H.M  400 

Cutlibort,  Miss 60  00 

Charley  and  Helen 0  .37* 

D.T... 406 

Friend.  A 10  OO 

Fo.>*brooke,  Captain 1  00 

Forgraves,  John 1  00 

Kittson,  Mri  0  12* 

L'lnan,  William 2  60 

I'olwarth.  Miss 0  50 

Thank-offering 6  00 

Saxton,  William 100 

WooUoy,  Thomas ....  100 

Total »110  00 

ENDOWMEItT  FUIfD. 

Pope,  Mr.  T.  (contribution) SIO  00 


-i,i 


102 


TOWAKVB  OROAV  FOR  CHKI8T  CHCBOB. 

Collected  b]/  the  Rev.  Canon  Anderson. 

Tarter,  Edward  Q.  C »10  00 

Matthew8,G 23  00 

Scott,  W  6  00 

A'^on  Iffland,  Dr 6  00 

Total J44  00 

Collected  by  Mita  Lunan. 

Allen,  A.  E «4  00 

Aiid,  W.B 400 

Uuttery,  W 10  (0 

Buttery,  Mri 5  00 

Bell,  W 1  00 

Carroll,  Y 2  50 

CraiEO,  Sergt.,  K.  O.  B 5  00 

Carter,  W.  0 0  CO 

Dedman,  Corporal.  R.  E 0  f.0 

Deibishire,  H 0  50 

Finlay,D :....  5  00 

Jisli,  K 4  00 

Fosbrooke,  Captain 2  00 

Fell,  A.  G 1  00 

Forgrave,  J.,  jun 100 

Fleming.  Mrs 0  60 

Gowin,  Mrs 2  00 

Hutchison,  J 2000 

Hunter,  J 6  00 

Jeremy,  J 1  00 

Lunan,  W 10  00 

Lunan,  W..  jun 6  00 

3Iartin,  A 5  00 

McNaughton,  W 2  00 

Nisli,  A.G 2  00 

renton,  Mrs 2  CO 

Kooney,  J 2  00 

Sliepperd,  Chs 4  00 

Saxton,  J 0  50 

Vincent,  Mrj 1  00 

Vallance,  H 1  00 

Woolley,  Sergt 4  00 

Woollcy,  W 4  00 

White, 4  00 

Wright,  Mrs 2  OO 

^  $127  50 

Collected  by  Alisi  Nelson. 

Pickon,  Mrs $4  00 

Friends 6  00 

Johnston,  Mrs.  B 100 

Monteith,  Mrs 0  50 

Sawtell,  A     2  00 

Well-wislier 4  00 

Wurtole,  Mrs.  A 1  50 

»19  00 
Collected  by  Miss  Turner. 

Arnstrong, C.  L >5  00 

Armstrong,  J.,  Q.  C 5  00 

Armstrong.  F 5  00 

Armstrong,  C.  N 100 

BailcyJ 6  00 

Bowles,  Mrs  , , 2  00 


Campbell,  Mrs.  W. 2  0© 

Dunn,  T.  H 5  OO 

Ounn,  C.  E 2  00 

i<>aser,  A.  R 5  OO 

Fry,  Mrs 2  00 

Friend 1  00 

Friend 0  50 

GloTer,  Mrs 1  0(> 

Home,  W 5  00 

Johnston,  A 2  00 

Jones,  Mrs 100 

Merrick,  Kev.  W.  C 2  OO 

Mountain,  M.  G.,  Mrs 2  OO 

Mountain,  Edward 2  00 

McGie,  Mrs 1  OO 

I'aston,  Mrs 2  00 

Scott,  H.  S 2  00 

Scott,  Mrs 1  00 

Shaw,  Mrs.  S 150 

Turner,  Miss  H.  E 3  00 

Wood,  Mrs.  G.  A.  L 5  25 

WurteU,Mr8 1  00 

872  25 
Collected  by  Miss  Kittson. 

Anderson,  Miss $5  00 

Antrobus,  J 1  00 

Bramley,  G.  H 10  00 

Bramley,  Edward 7  00 

Buttery,  Miss 1  OO 

Cuthbert,  Mies 20  00 

Clark,  Mr 10  00 

Cowie,  Mr.  and  Miss 5  OO 

Cash  collected  by  Miss  M.  B. 

Kittson 5  00 

Lemaray ,  Mrs  4  00 

Elliott,  Edward 2  0(> 

Friend 1  (K) 

Friend 0  26 

Gourd,  Miss 1  00 

Hart,  A 400 

Johnstone,  Mrs.  J.  E 3  00 

Johnstone,  Dr 2  00 

Kittson,  Mrs , 2  00 

Kittson,  H.N 1  00 

Lemoine,  L 125 

Leith,  Edward 0  50 

Macl'herson,  Mrs.  A.  F 10  00 

McNaughton,  J.  B 10  OO 

Marshall,  Mrs 2  00 

McGi«,  A 1  Oi» 

Nelson,  Captain 1  f  0 

Parsons,  E.  H 15  00 

Sawt«ll,  Dickson 23  00 

Stayner,Mr8 6  00 

Swuoney,  Mils 100 

Wurtelo,  C.  J.  C 3  (0 

$157  00 


DEANERY  OP  IBERRVILLE. 
CHAMBLY. 

FOE  CHURCH  SOCIETY, 

Collected  by  Miss  Bur  land. 

Mrs.  Samuel  Bell $0  50 

Miss  Burland 1  00 


•=s:- 


2  09 

6  00 

2  00 

BOO 

2  00 

1  00 

060 

1  OO 

BOO 

200 

1  00 

2  00 

2  00 

200 

1  OO 

2  0« 

20O 

1  00 

1  50 

3  00 

5  25 

1  00 

00 
00 
Do 
(K) 
25 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
OO 
25 
60 


103 


Mrs.  Ben.  Burland SO  50 

Miss  Carpenter 0  50 

Mr.  Ed8on 0  50 

Mr.  Inglodew 100 

Air.  Matt.  Ineledcw 0  50 

Mr.  John  Ingledew 0  50 

Mr.  SuinmouB 0  50 

Mrs.  Vitty 1  00 

Smaller  sums 1  00 


$7  50 

Collected  by  Mist  Eliot. 

Captain  Auitin S 

Mrs.  W.  B.  Austin 100 

Mrs   Brown 0  50 

Mr.  Chaloux 0  60 

Mr.  R.  A.  Cooper 100 

Miss  Jane  Cooper 0  50 

Mr.  Charles  Cooper 0  60 

Dr.  Gl0n 1  00 

MtssEliot i  00 

8ir  VV.  Johnson,  Bart 2  00 

Miss  Johnson 0  50 

Mrs.  Marjr  Ann  Johnson 0  50 

Msis  Annie  Johnson 0  50 

Capt.  Johnson 1  50 

Lieut.  Lowe 1  00 

Dr.  McDowell 6  00 

Mrs.  Owen 100 

Mr.  John  Watts 160 

Miss  Watts 0  60 

Mr.  Yule 6  00 

Mrs.  Yule 2  50 

Mr.  J.  Yule 1  00 

$28  60 

Collected  by  Miu  Sarah  Ward. 

Major  Campbell $20  00 

Mrs.  Gelineau  0  60 

Mrs.  Linsdaj 0  50 

Mrs.  Mark 0  50 

Mrs.  Stoddart  (widow) 0  60 

Mr.  Sparks 1  00 

Mr.  Thos.  Ward 0  r,0 

Miss  Sarah  Ward 0  60 

Miss  Mary  Ward 0  60 

Smaller  sums 0  50 

SIr.Farrell 1  00 

$26  05 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Findlay. 

The  Rev.  J.  Braithwaite  (paid) . .  S 

Mr.  J.  Braithwaite  (paid) 

Mr.  Bower 0  50 

Mrs.  Bower 0  50 

Mr.  John  Chaloux 0  50 

Mr.  Cooke 0  50 

Mr.  Findlay 1  00 

Mrs.  Findlay 1  00 

Mr.  G.  Fillingham 1  00 

Mrs.  Sylvia  0  50 

Mr.  Stoddart 0  60 

Rev.  C.  F.  Thorndike 10  00 

Mrs.  Thorndike .  5  00 

Miss  Thorndike 2  00 

Mr.  Willett 1  00 


Miss  Yule fs  00 

Smallar  sums i  60 

S30  60 

Collected  by  Mr.  J.  N.  Britsett. 

Mrs.  Brissett  0  50 

Mr.  J.  N.  Brissett 0  60 

Mrs.  Calcoto 1  09 

*Mr.  Farrell 1  00 

Mr.  W.Stoddait 0  50 

Mr.  Peter  Stoddart 0  50 

Mr.  John  Stoddart 0  50 

Mrs.  Stoddart 0  50 

Mr.  l^n 1  00 


*Sent  with  the  former  collection!. 
CLARENCEVILLE. 

FARISH  or  BT.  OEOROB. 

Collected  by  Mita  Maggie  McNeil. 

Bullock,  J 1  00 

Curtis,  James 2  OO 

Hunter,  John 1  00 

ilunter,  Mrs.  Thos 1  00 

Lancaster,  Rev.  C.  H 7  .50 

Longeway,  A 100 

Macfle,  &lrs.  John 1  00 

Macfie.  Mrs.  Robert 0  60 

Nutt,Mr8.E.  A 1  00 

Sawyer,  D 1  00 

Stewart,  Col.  C 1  00 

Townsend,  Rev.  Caron 7  60 

Townaend,  Krs 1  00 

$26  50 

PARISH  OP  ST.  THOMAS. 

Collected  by  Miss  C.  Derick. 

Derick.P.C 100 

Derick.  MissP 1  00 

Filer,  Mrs 0  60 

Gunn,  Mrs  0  50 

Griggs,  Mrs.  M  1  00 

Lodge.Mrs.S 0  50 

StrutherF,  Mrs  1  00 

Sums  under  60  cti 1  40 

$6  90 

Collected  by  Ui$s  Sarah  Vaughan. 

Derick,  Norman  H 100 

Derick,  Mr.  T 0  50 

Flagg,  Mrs 100 

Sums  under  60  cts 3  (i2i 

$5  07i 
EDWARDSTOWN. 

FOR  CHURCH  SOCIETY.  . 

Collected  by  Miss  Sutton $2  12^ 

>'       "  Jliss  Sever 185 

"       "  Miss  M.  J,  Toynton.    1  67i 


'!^i 


104 


Collected  by  Slis-s  Wlieatloy 3P1  12i 

"  Miss  E.L.Sutton....     1  07i 

Sutton,  Rpv.  E.  G »7  50 

Toynton,  John 0  62] 

T  wecdie.  3Ir9 0  50 

Wheatley,  G 1  00 

Sums  under  60  cents 6  97^ 

S16  60 

SUPPORT  OK  MIBSlOJf, 

Charters,  J «5  00 

Charters,  W 1  00 

Curry,  J 1  00 

Curry,  W 1  30 

Grasby,  J 1  50 

Hart,  G     1  75 

Livinpston,  Mrs 2  00 

McComb,  F 2  50 

McFee,  &  Boyd 1  00 

McFee,  M 1  00 

Nolen,  Mrs 9  <  0 

Sever,  Mrs.  J 2  60 

Sever,  A 7  55 

Stacy,  K 2  50 

Stacy,  H 4  80 

Stacy,  T 2  50 

Stacy,  J 0  60 

Stewart,  Mrs.  R 0  50 

TeIlard,Mr8 1  50 

Toynton,  R 4  00 

NVheatley.  G 4  00 

Wilson,  Mrs.  W 1  00 

Sums  under  CO  cents 0  25 


Law,  Alfred $1  00 

I'arker,  Mrs.  A.  D 1  00 

WrJRlit,  Robert 1  0C< 

A  Friend 0  60 


mS  75 


HAVELOCK. 


CHURCH  SOCIETY. 


Collected  by  3Irs.  Wilson  &  Miss 
Raskin »2  80 

Sums  under  50  cents 2  17i 


SUPPORT  OF  MISSION. 

Raskin,  T $1  00 

Raskin,  0 1  00 

Cowan,  Mrs.  W 0  50 

Flood.  K 100 

Flood,  J 1  0« 

Maxwell,  W 1  50 

McKee,  J. 1  00 

McNauffhton,  A 0  50 

Rroceeas  of  Tea  Meeting 20  50 

Sums  under  60  cents 0  25 


HEMMING  FORD. 


$28  26 


For  Church  Society. 

Beacant,  W 81  00 

Beatic,  Martin • 100 

Clarkson,  Francis 1  00 

Du  Vernet,  Rev.  E 7  60 

Hodgson,  John 1  GO 


J15  CO 


Towards  svpport  of  Misaionartj. 

Cookman,  Major  W SS  00 

(bookman,  Francis .  10  00 

Collins,  Charles C  00 

Ellorton.  Charles  (1866-7) 16  DO 

Fisher,  Miss 2  00 

Keddy.  Mrs £  00 

McClelland,  Duncan 4  00 

Quest,  John S  00 

Quest,  Robert 5  OO' 

Whyte,  Robert 8  00 

A  Friend 12  50 

Total »81  60 

HUNTINGDON 

For  the  Pariovage  Fv.n(i. 

Smith,  Mrs.  D »5  C0> 

Howe,  Wm 4  OO 

Coulter,  John 10  00 

Boyd,  A 2  50 

Henderson,  Henry 1  60 

Donnelly.  Wm 1  50 

Ewing,  Mrs 1  00 

Johnston,  Meredith 5  00 

McClean,  Wm 12  50 

Henderson,  John 2  50 

Piatt,  Hy.  senr 4  OO 

Cottingham,  2  00 

Morrison,  John 50  CC' 

Fee,  John 5  00 

Henderson,  Archibald 10  00 

Neely,  John 5  00 

Breadner,  Joshua 5  OO 

Levers,  Matthew 6  00 

McCoy,  Jas.  senr 2  00 

Foster,  Jas 5  00 

Layers,  George 5  00 

McClean,  Kd 10  OO 

Shaw,  Robt 10  00 

Blachford.  C 7  50 

GilliKan,  Brian 2  50 

I'eake,  Mrs 1  hO 

Irwin,  Thos 8  00 

Kyle,  John 3  00 

M  cCoy,  John 4  OO 

Henderson,  Thos 2  50 

Thompson,  Hy 4  00 

Burns,  John 2  00 

Piatt,  H.  senr S  00 

Fee,  John 6  00 

Sparrow,  Robt 2  00 

Foster,  Arthur 7  00 

Henderson,  John 2  50 

McCoy,  George 4  OO 

Henderson,  Samuel 2  00 

McKie,  John 1  50 

McCoy,  Jas 2  50 

By  the  Rev.  E.  Du  Vernett. .  »2  00 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Smith 1  00 

Miss  Wyde 2  80 

"          MissFrarey 2  00 


■X: 


s;i 


00 


00 

oo 

01) 
00 
00 
00 
00 

oo 

50 

60 


105 

Collected  by  Miss  rcuke 2  Gb  Harrinpton,  .lane 0  50 


Miss  Bruce 1  52 

'<  Miss  Han ett 2  00 

"  Mrs.  Bissetr 2  00 

Total f244  97 

Contributions  towards  neit'/oice  armmd 
Parsonage  lot. 

Coulter,  Menry SI  00 

Uytlc,  John 2  50 

IJissett,  Jas 0  50 

Bradford,  airs 0  50 


Karriuntoii,  John 0  50 

Uarriiipton,  .Iiiinec 0  26 

harriiijiton,  Diivid 0  25 

Cottiufjhuin,  Mrs.  John 1  00 

Cottiuffhani,  William 0  50 

Cottingham,  Mis 0  50 

("ottiMRlinni,  James 0  50 

Cottingham,  Samuel  1  00 

CuUen,  Mrs 0  25 

Coulter,  William  0 

(iilbert,  Mrs 2 

tircer,  Andrew 0 

Hooker,  Edwin 1 

Hooker,  William 1 


!!!^^Ft;-;i,i„---;:-:: :::::  S20  Kidney.M-s 1 


Uradford,  Sophia 0  20 

Bradford,  Thomas 0  20 

Bifsett,  Fredic 0  20 

JJooth,  John 1  00 

McGarvcy,  John 1  00 

Leslie,  Wm I  00 

Shaw,  Robt 1  00 


00 
50 
00 
00 
(0 


$9  GO 


Additional  Confribiitious  towards  liqui- 
dating Parsonage  Debt. 

Marshall.  Mrs 8?0  M 


Munro,  Allan 
Botham,  Wm 


00 
00 


Clark,  Kobt \  ^^ 

Booth,  John »  00 

Bell,  James j.OO 

Bennicks,  John 1  00 

Chalmers.  Alexander J  00 

Barrett,  Wm 5  00 

Hunter,  Wm 0  50 

Third,  Wm 100 

Kelly,  Hugh 0  50 

Dineen,  John..  l  ou 

Purcel,  John 1  f  5 

Sillies,  John 0  50 

Smith,  David 0 

Sparrow,  John 1 

McNarland,  llobt 1 

Fury,  John : 1 

Sparrow, 1 


Laberge,  Jlrs 0  50 

Leggite,  John 0  60 

Lucas,  Charles 0  60 

Lucas,  William 0  50 

Lynch,  Mrs  0  25 

McAlister,  Daniel 1  00 

Morrison,  Isabella 0  25 

McNeil,  Mrs 0  50 

McCormick,  II.  K 1  00 

McCarty,  James 0  50 

Moe,  Mrs 0  50 

Onterson,  Miss 0  50 

I'ickard,  James   0  25 

Porter.  William 0  50 

Rembcrs,  Bobert  0  50 

Beid,  James 0  50 

Bice,  Mrs 0  50 

Sadler,  John 0  50 

Sadler,  Mrs.  Thos 1  00 

Sadler.  Joseph 100 

Sadler,  Abraham 0  6^ 

Simpson,  James 1  OO 

Sadler,  Thomas 0  50 

Sadler,  James 0  50 

Sproul,  Edward 0  50 

Taylor,  John 0  75 

Taylor,  John 0  25 

Traverse,  William 0  50 

Williams,  William 1  OO 

Williams,  Thomas 1  00 

Whithall,  William 0  25 

Whithall,  James 0  50 


S  6  25 


RECAPITULATION. 


Contributions  for  Parsonage f244  97 

"  "     Fence 9  60 

Contributions  towards  liquidating 

Paisonage  Debt 26  25 

Sunday  Offerings  about 30  00 

Missionary  Purposes o  W 

Widows  &  Orphans  Fund l  00 

Clergymans  Stipend 28d  00 


8599  82 


ORMSTOWN. 


Collected  by  James  Cnttingham  for  Re- 
pairs on  Parsonage  House. 

Alexander,  Mrs    8100 

Armstrong,  Francis o  <aj 


RUSSELLTOWN. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  George  Itowe. 

Ames,  Fisher  &  Son SI  00 

AUchin,  Mrs.  T 1  00 

Carson,  Hugh 1  W 

Futton,  Robert 1  00 

J'utton,  Miss  Louisa 0  25 

Futton,  Rev.  James 7  50 

Hogel,  Phinehas 1  00 

Hogel,Mrs   A 0  25 

Hapgood,  John 0  60 

McMillan,  John 0  60 

Bodgers,  Mrs.  K 2  00 

Bowe,  George {  w 

Bowe,Jos.  P 100 

Plat.t,Mrs 0  20 

Wallar,  Mrs.  Richard 0  25 

S18  45 


I 


106 


Collected  by  Mita  Mary  Jane  McCort. 

Barrett,  Wm »1  00 

nuchanan,  Arthur 1  00 

Buchanan,  John 1  50 

Hamilton,  John 1  50 

Saunders,  Thomas 1  00 

McCort,  James 160 

McCort,  Thomas 0  50 

Orr,  William 0  50 

Subscriptions  under  60  cents 4  50 

810  00 

Collected  hii  Miss  S  Saunders  and  Miss 
Elizabeth  Foabourg. 

Cliff.  Joseph ISO  60 

Cliff,  Mrs.  Jos 0  60 

Colscn,  Chas 0  25 

Foabourg,  Mrs.  L 0  25 

Fosbourc  Miss  L 0  26 

Fosbourg,  E.  L 0  25 

Gilmor,  Mrs.  W 0  25 

Johnston,  Wm 0  25 

Napper,  John (»  50 

Roberts,  Mrs.  W 0  50 

Roberts,  Jos 0  25 

Saunders,  Wm 0  60 

Saunders,  Mrs.  W 0  25 


S4  50 


Donation  to  Self. 

Allchin,  Thomas 85  00 

Ames,  Fisher  &  Son 6  00 

Carson,  Hugh 6  00 

Cowau,  Mrs 3  00 

llapgood,  John 0  60 

Uogel,  Phinehas 6  00 

McSlillan,  Wm 3  00 

Kirkland,  Wilson 3  00 

I'ollica,  Peter 6  On 

Rodgers,  Robert 5  00 

Kowe,  (ieorge 5  00 

Rowe,  Jos.  r 5  00 

Rowe,  3IoBes 2  00 

Rowe,  Joseph 1  00 

Rowe,  Hiram  B 0  50 

Wallar,  Robert 1  00 

Wallar,  Richard 2  00 

Wright,  Joseph 2  00 

801  00 

Toivards  Burial  ground  at  Franklin. 

Allchin,  Thomas 83  60 

Carson,  Hugh 1  oO 

Cowan,  Mrs 1  60 

Gentile,  Hiram 1  00 

Moe.  R.  &  L 1  00 

McMillan,  Wm 1  00 

Price,  Mrs 1  00 

PoUica,  Peter 2  00 

Rowe,  George 2  00 

Rowe,  Joseph  P 2  00 

Rowe  UiramB 100 

Rowe,  Asher 100 

Wallar,  Robert 1  00 

Wallar,  Richard 1  50 


Wilkinson,  Robert 81  00 

Wright,  Joseph 5  00 

Hogel,  Phinolias  2  00 

Towns,  David  Mrs 1  CO 

827  00 

ST.  JOHNS. 

CIIUBCH  SOCIETV  SUBSCRIPTION. 

Allan,  Mrs 80  50 

Bissett,  Mr 2  00 

Bresford,  iirs 1  00 

Cooto,  Mr 6  00 

Coote,  Mrs 2  00 

Dwvis,  Mr 0  60 

Do  Longueuil,  (Baron) 6  00 

Drumm,  ilr 1  00 

Drumm,  Mrs 0  50 

Drumm,  Miss 0  60 

Fletchf,  Mrs 0  50 

Futvoye,  Mr 1  00 

Hall,  Mrs : 2  00 

Harrison,  Mrs 1  00 

Hibbard,  Mrs.  C 0  26 

Lyons,  Mrs 1  00 

Macrae,  Mr 5  00 

Macdonald.  Mr.  E 2  60 

Macdouald,  Mrs.  vV 100 

Macdonald,  Mrs.  L.  G 1  00 

McGiunis,  Miss 1  00 

McGinuis,  Mr.  R 1  00 

McGiunis,  Mrs.  R ICO 

McGinnis,  Mrs.  R.  ((or  last  year)  .  1  00 

Mott,Mr 1  00 

Osgood,  Mr 0  50 

Osgood,  Mrs 0  50 

Peirce,  Mrs 2  00 

Peirce,  Miss 0  60 

Peirco,  Mr.  C 1  00 

Peirce,  Mrs.  C 1  00 

Russell,  Mrs 0  60 

Smith,  Mrs.  E 1  00 

Simmonds,  Mrs 0  50 

Steele,  Mrs  0  25 

Vaughan,  Mrs 1  00 

Vaughan,  Mr 1  O'J 

Ward,  Mrs  0  50 

Warminton,  Mr 1  00 

Grant,  Mrs 0  50 

Darnell,  Rev.  H.  F 7  50 

85750 

ST.  REMI. 

CUURCH  SOCIETY. 

Collected  by  Miss  S.  Lawless —  82  10 

"  Mrs.  J.  Dunn 1  e2J 

Dunn,  J 80  50 

Elvidge.  W 0  60 

Sums  under  50  cents 2  60 


SUPPORT  OP  MISSION. 

Bedard,  Mrs 85  00 

Boutwell,  Miss 1  00 


107 


00 
00 
00 
CO 

00 


Conars,  Mrs 3  60 

Duncan,  Mrs 8  00 

Dunn,  J 10  00 

Dunn,  Joseph 6  CO 

Lawless,  J 3  20 


«41  80 


DEANERY  OF  ST.  ANDREWS. 
AYLUER. 

TOWARDS  CLEROVHAN'B  SALARY. 

Bell,  Mrs $10  00 

Kockus,  Cant 6  OO 

Church,  C.  H 10  00 

Chamberlain,  It 6  00 

Conroy,  R 16  00 

Cuzner,  M 300 

Dickson,  Mrs 2  00 

Driicoll,  A 10  00 

Holt,M 9  00 

Klock,  R.  H 9  60 

Kenny,  W 2  60 

Lang,  J 2  60 

Meech,  Mrs 6  00 

Martin,  W 2  00 

JIurphy,  J 6  50 

Fark»r,  H 5  00 

Riteliie,  R 422 

Russell,  5  00 

Sayers,  R 2  60 

Know,  J.  A 9  00 

Thistle,  W.  R 16  00 


S13S  72 


CLARENDON. 

FOR  CHURCH   SOCIETV. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Heath. 

Craig,  J  10  60 

Craig,  Wm 1  00 

Evana,  Mrs 0  60 

Friend 100 

Heath,  Mrs 1  00 

Macfarlane,  M 0  60 

Nere,  Miss 1  00 

Steel,  J 0  50 

Small  sums 0  13 


Collected  by  Misa  Corigan. 

Armitago,  Wm 80  60 

Armstrong,  A 0  60 

Armstrong.  R.  sen 0  60 

Corrigan,  R 0  60 

Hamilton,  Wm 0  50 

Kennedy,  Wm 0  50 

Sliaw,  Jas 0  60 

Smith,C.A 0  60 

Small  sums 4  06 


Collected  by  Misses  Seaman  If  flanna. 

Dagg,  Richard fO  60 

Meo,  JohnU 0  50 

Uanna,  A l  oo 

Hodgins,  G 0  50 

Judgson,  G.  M 1  00 

Seaman,  Wm 0  50 

Tracey,  Jas o  50 

Workman,  A 0  50 

Small  Sums 3  25 


Collected  by  Misa  Wilson. 

Elliott,  A »0  50 

Hodgins,  Ralph 0  50 

Hodgins,  John  0  60 

Hodgins,  J Q  60 

Hodgins,  Thos 0  60 

Wilson,  Wm 0  50 

WilBon,  Elizabeth 1  00 

Small  sums 2  45 

Abbott,  Thos 0  50 

Hodgins,  Jas 100 

Robinson,  Rct.  Geo,  C 5  00 

Robinson,  Mrs 1  00 

Robinson,  A.  k  E 0  60 

Robinson,  H.  &  G 0  60 

Smart,  A 1  00 

Total 981  38 


For  Clergyman's  stipend. 

Abbott.  T »2  00 

Armitage,  Wm 1  00 

Armstrong,  A 4  00 

Armstrong,  R.,  sen 8  09 

Armstrong,  John 0  50 

Bailey,  A 2  00 

Black,  T 3  00 

Brown,  J 1  50 

Brownleo,  A 4  00 

Brownlee,  H 6  50 

Caldwell.  James 2  00 

Caldwell,  S 5  00 

Carr,  R 2  00 

Corrigan,  J.,  sen 2  00 

Corrigan, T 6  00 

Cotie,  Mrs.  J 100 

Cowley,  Capt 4  00 

Craig,  J 0  50 

Dagg,  Charles,  1st 2  00 

Dafe,  Wm 2  00 

Dailey,  J 2  00 

Elliott,  H 6  00 

Fiiilay,  Geo 0  60 

Fletcher,  J 2  00 

Eraser,  Mrs 0  60 

Eraser,  Wm 2  00 

Hanna,  A 13  00 

Hamilton,  W 1  00 

Heath,  E 12  00 

Hobbs,  Jas 6  00 

Hobbs,  Wm 2  00 

Hodgins,  Geo 8  50 

Hodgins,  Geo 2  00 

Hodgins,  Geo 3  00 

Hodgins,  Geo 1  50 


''.1  ^^ 

11 

f' 

J- 

108 


il^  US 
m  mm 


Jlndpins.  K 94  00  1 

Uddpiiis,  K 5  00 

lldill/iiis,  K 1  00 

llo<l;,'inti,  .las 16  50 

lloilxiiis.  Jas If)') 

llodgins,  Hd (5  00 

Hodgiii3,  lUl 4  00 

llddjfins,  Wm GOO 

llodpins,  Wni 4  00 

llodRins,  Win loo 

llod^rins,  John 1  00 

Hodgins,  Thos 1  00 

Il()d);iii8,  Thos 1  00 

llod);in,s,  3!rs.  M 100 

Hodgins,  Mrs.  S 1  00 

Johnston,  Thoi 2  00 

Johnston,  T 1  00 

Judgsoii,  G.  M 8  00 

Kelly,  Jas 6  00 

Little,  F 1  00 

Lvon,  Ur 10  00 

M'(>p,  W.  &  J 2  00 

Moran,  J  0  50 

Montreviilf ,  K  0  50 

Morrison,  Isaac 1  W 

Murphy,  J     100 

Kohin.son,  Jas  5  00 

Uooncy,  L) 0  50 

Soaman,  S 3  00 

Shivw,  Jas 10  00 

.sliHW,  Win 4  00 

Smart,  A 13  00 

Smart,! 3  00 

Smiloy,  T 2  00 

Smilcv,  K 2  00 

Smith",  J 3  50 

Smith,  M 3  00 

Smith,  r.  A 2  00 

Smith, Mrs.E    0  60 

Sturgeon.  A 0  60 

Wilson,  Ih09 9  00 

Wilson,  Thos 3  00 

Wilson,  .las 4  00 

Wilson,  Jas G  00 

Wilson,  Wm 6  00 

W  il  ^on,  Elizabeth 2  00 

Workman,  A 3  50 

Whelan,  1'.,  jun 100 

Young,  Mrs.  J 100 


Total »294  60 

EAUDLEY, 

FOR  CHURCH   SOCIETY. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  N^athan  Jowsy. 

Clergyman's  subscription Sf7  50 

A  friend  to  the  cause 0  25 

Smith,  Miss 0  50 

Herdman,  Mrs.  W 0  26 

Hcrdmau.  Mrs.  J 0  75 

Beeby,  Mias  E 0  50 

Herdman,  Mrs.  C 1  00 

Lusk,  J 060 

Leonscnow,  V 0  25 

Evoy,  Miss 1  00 

Moore,  Mrs.  I^vi 0  60 

I'roulx,  Miss 0  26 

Moore,  J 0  25 

Moore,  E 0  50 


Andrew.s,  G }!!0  25 

Vi' right,  N 0  50 

Total S14  75 

(i  RENVILLE. 

TOWAUU8  MISSIONARY'S  SUPPORT. 

Bnrch,  Mrs $4  00 

Porunian,  Mrs 100 

Foreman,  John 1  00 

Hildroth,  Geo 3  00 

Murray,  Jns 2  00 

McMillan.  D 4  00 

Owens,  ( )wen 20  00 

Owens,  Thos 6  00 

Owens,  William 6  00 

Owens,  Geo 1  00 

Pridham.  Edwin 20  I '0 

Kecves,  Daniel 10  00 

Whinfiold,  Geo 5  00 

Whinfield,  Mr 1  Oft 

Whinfield,  Mrs 1  00 

Welden,  Mrs.  Thos 1  00 

Willman,  Afrs.  E 1  00 

Willman,  Mrs.,  sen 0  50 


LA   PETITE   IfATIOH. 

Carson,  Wm S2  00 

Carson,  Jas.  Si  Robt i  25 

Dole,  Lt.-Col 5  00 

Cochrane.  Jas 6  00 

Reily,  Robt 2  00 

Reily,  John  Sc  Mrs 5  00 


AUGMENTATION. 

Crawford,  John $9  00 

("rawford,  John,  jun 6  75 

Kelly,  Robt 4  00 

Kelly.  Jonathan 2  00 

Morrow,  George 3  00 

Stewart, 2  (H) 

Falloon,  Mrs 0  75 

Falloon,  John 1  00 

Morrow,  Mrs 1  0() 

Tompkins,  John 1  00 

Collected  for  Church  Society. 

Crawford,  Misses 0  50 

Forsyth,  D.  G 100 

Foreman,  Mrs.  W 0  60 

McMillan,  Mrs 0  60 

Neve,  Rot.  F.  S 7  50 

Neve,  Mrs 1  00 

Owens,  Mrs.  0 1  00 

Owens,  Owen 1  00 

Owens,  T.  &  W 2  00 

Owens.  Mrs.  G 0  60 

Pridham,  Edwin 2  10 

Pridham,  Alex 0  75 

Reeves,  D 1  00 

Reeves,  Mrs.  D 1  00 

Wilson,  Mrs.  R 0  50 

Williamson,  Miss 0  60 

Sums  under  50c 1  54 


109 


liyriH',  Jolni 0 

Jirophv.   Mr 1 

Clark, Ur 1 

CrRvv'^rd,  Mi'sec 1 

Cumuiiiig,  Mr.  &  Mri 1 

Dixon,  Mrs 1 

Dewar,  M  rs 1 


For  purchasinff  an  organ  for  St.  Mat- 
theto'i  Church. 

IJurch ,  M  rs  SI  00 

Ik'swurick,  Wm 0  60 

IJurna,  .Jamos 0  50 

-    -  "  f.0 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 

Evorett,  Mr 0  50 

Foronian,  Mrs.  T \  00 

Foi-einaii,   'hos 1  00 

Foreman,  Mrs.  W *'  50 

'  00 

50 

0  50 

0  60 

1  00 


roPH  &  Co »40  0(1 

feiiiitli,  Walton 50  CO 


$155  O'l 


For  St. 


Ferguson,  Jas ^ 

(iodwin,  Geo 0 

tiill,  .liiss 

lirew,  Mi>i8 

lieatli,  Mr«.  C 

Howard,  John 0  50 

Hope,  Isaac 1  00 

Wftfclo,  Capt 1  00 

Hildretli,  Mre.  G 1  00 

Hutchinson,  Cico 0  60 

Hamilton,  Hon.  Jas 10  00 

Hamilton,  Robert,  (Quebec 5  00 

Hodgins,  Jas.,  Clarendon 1  00 

liawlcy.  Miss 0  50 

H  igginson,  Thoa 3  00 

Johnston,  Mrs 0  60 


Matthew's,  Korth  Onxlvw,  and 
St.  Mark's,  JSristot. 


Hamilton,  Brothers StO  00 

P.O.  S 1  30 

My  2  riiotographs  2  00 

K.  B 036 

Mrs.    Adams,    for  Font   lor    St. 

Matthew'8,  Onslovr 44 

Collected  by  Friendn  in  England.     12 

Turner,  Mr   

A.  B 

L.  C.  &  Co 

E.  L 

Kev.  Douglas  Bontflower  6 

St.  James,  Montreal,  part  •!' offer- 
tory      15  00 

Hopkins,  J.  W 1  0<> 

Smith,  A 5  00 

A  Friend 5  00 


00 
48 
00 
00 
00 
0<) 
00 


D. 


D. 

T.. 


0  60 

1  00 
1  00 
0  60 
200 


60 
00 
00 
00 


Kirkpatrick, 

Little,  Mr 

McVean,  Mrs 

Mackin.  Mrs. 

McMillan,  D 

McxNeil,  Wm 1  00 

Murphy,  Miss 0  60 

Neigle,  Mrs 0  50 

^eve,  Kev.  F.  S 6  00 

Owens,  Owen 2  00 

Owens,  Wm 2  00 

Owens,  George 100 

I'orter,  Mr 0 

I'ridham,  Alex 1 

rridham,  Mrs.  Fred 1 

llitchic,  John 1 

Kobinson,  li 0  50 

Keevos,  Dan  2  00 

Shepherd,  John 1  00 

Williamson,  Miss 2  00 

Wilson,  Mrs.  K 1  00 

Williamson.  D 1  00 

Walker,  Miss 0  50 

Welden,  James 0  60 

Whinlield,  George 2  00 

Whinlield,  N 1  00 

Whinlield,  Miss 100 

Welden,  Mrs.  T 0  50 

Welden,  Mrs.  K 0  50 

Under 50c 0  95 


ONSLOW. 

Collected  for  Church  Building  Fimd. 

Burstall,  J.  &  Co S40  00 

Gilmour,  Allau 26  00 


Collected  by  Mrs.   C.  DelAsle,  {for  St. 
Mark's,  Bristol.) 

Bradley,  Mrs $3  OO 

rercival,  S 4  00 

Magrath,  Bolton 4  00 

Smith,  Mrs.  W 1  00 

Smith,  Miss  A 0  50 

Fenwick,  Miss 0  5(» 

Muuro,  J.  &  W.  11 1  OO 


$150  08 

Collected  by  a  member  of  the  Congrega' 

tion,for  Carpet  and  Cushions  for  the 

Church  of  St.  John's  the  Evangelist, 

Onslow. 

Percivftl.  Mrs SI  00 

Snow,  Mrs 0  50 

Smith,  Isabella  J 0  50 

Wright,  Charles 0  50 

Thompson,  Carrie 0  50 

Wright,  riilomen 0  60 

Wright,  W  etherall 0  50 

Armstrong,  3Ir 1  00 

Conroy,  Mrs 0  50 

Foupore,  J.,  MP 1  00 

Beane,  M 0  60 

Amm,  J 0  60 

Flockhart,  A 1  00 

Shattuck,  J.  B .  0  50 

McCrea,  John 0  50 

McKaskel,  Donald 1  00 

kicliards,  Hiram 1  Oi) 

F.  B 1  00 

Meredith,  B 1  Oi) 

Serimgeour  W 0  50 

Harrison,  Mrs 0  60 

Wyman,  Mrs 0  60 

Davis,  Mrs.  E 0  60 

Davis,  E.,  juu 0  75 

Smith,  Walton 1  00 


110 


\m 


Mli 


•,*;■; 


Smith,  Mrs.  Walton »2  00 

Hiinsworth,  Miss 0  36 

hy  Hovcutcen,  25  cents 4  25 

928  85 

Colleeted/or  Sumlay  School  Chriatmat 
tree,  and  for  preaentt  for  choir. 

Aarot,  J SO  60 

Aylwiii,  G.  C,  M.D 1  00 

Jteano,  Mra 1  00 

Black,  Theodor* 100 

Brathwaite,  Rev.  ¥  ii 1  Oo 

Davi«,Mr8.  E 1  00 

Davis,  Henry 100 

Flockhart,  A 1  60 

liccder,  Chas 1  W) 

McClcllan,  James 0  50 

Meredith,  E 0  60 

Percival,  A.  G 10' 

.Smith,  Walton 4  00 

Tliompson,  R 0  60 

Tliompiion,  W 0  60 

Wyman.  J 1  00 

fl7  00 

For  Church  Society. 

Amm,  Joseph 80  60 

Aylwin,  G.  C,  M.D 1  00 

Beane,  Mrs 0  60 

Black,  Theodore 0  26 

Brathwaite,  Rev.  F.  G.  C 1  00 

Campbell,  Mrs 0  60 

Davis,  Mrs.  E 1  00 

Davis,  Henry 0  60 

Friend 0  60 

Ireland,  Ellen 0  'i& 

Leedor,  Chas 0  60 

McColgau.Mrs 0  25 

M.  E 0  26 

Percival,  S  1  00 

Smith,  Martha 0  50 

Smith,  Walton 6  00 

Smith,  William 0  26 

Wright,  Mrs 0  25 

Wyman,  Jos 1  00 

$16  00 

Towards  ^f%saionar}|  Stipend,  St.  John's 
the  Evangelist,  Onalmo. 

Agret,  James 85  00 

Allen,  George 2  00 

Amm,  Josepli 6  00 

Armitage,  Richard  jun 4  00 

Aylwin,  Geo.  C 12  00 

Beene,  Mary 4  00 

Black,  Thos 4  00 

Bradley,  Albert 1  00 

Davis,  Edward 5  00 

Davis,  Henry 3  00 

Flockhart,  Alex 10  00 

Hutchison,  Mrs 4  00 

Leeder,  Chas.  R 3  00 

McKay,  W.  H 4  00 

Meredith,  Edmund 3  00 

Moore,  Benjamin 6  00 

Munro,  John 2  00 


Munro,  W.  H 82  00 

I'ercival,  Samuel 15  00 

Shattuck,  G.  B 2  00 

Smith,  Walton  &  family 75  00 

Smith,  William 6  00 

Sunitrum,  Samuel 2  00 

Thompson,  William 8  00 

8185  00 

St.  Matthcxo'a,  North  Onslow,  If  Bristol. 

Armitage,  John  son 81  00 

Armitage,  Ricliard  sen 2  00 

rhiliips,  Henry 3  00 

86  0* 

Steel's  School  House,  for  1866. 

Campbell,  A 81  00 

Campbell,  William 2  CO 

Davis,  James 2  00 

Davis,  Joseph 2  00 

Douglas,  Robert  Mrs 2  00 

Jrvin,  John 1  00 

Irvin,  Robert 1  00 

McKinney,  Robert 1  00 

Reynolds,  Samuel 2  00 

Turner,  George 2  00 

816  00 

St.  Mark's,  Bristol,  for  1866. 

DeLisle,  C.  A 80  60 

DeLiale,  L 0  50 

DeLisle,  M.  A 0  60 

Gilpin,  Henry 1  60 

Gordon,  Mrs 0  26 

McCarra,  James 0  00 

McLormick,  H.  R 0  66 

McFall,  Andrew 1  50 

I'otts,  William 1  00 

Sheffield,  Joseph 1  00 

Taber,  E 4  00 

PORTAGE  DU  FORT, 

FOR  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 

Amy,  Mr 81  00 

Batey,  Mr 1  00 

Bennett,  Mr 0  26 

Cash 0  60 

Diaper,  Mr 0  26 

Everill,  J 0  50 

Gorby,  Miss  A 1  00 

Gorby,  Miss  M 1  00 

Gribble,  Rbv.  J 7  50 

Gibbons,  Miss  C 1  00 

Ingram,  Miss  S.  J 0  60 

Murphy,  Mr 1  00 

Murrell,  Miss 0  25 

Purvi8,Mr 1  60 

Reed,  Mr 1  60 

Rimes  Mr 100 

Rimes  Mrs 1  50 

ShearnMr 100 

Sullivan,  Miss 0  26 

Mann,  Miss 0  80 

Lambert  Mr 0  50 


Ill 


BUUDOCK. 

Arnold,  Mr  0  M 

liiRrain,  Mr 1  (Mj 

.hulgson,  Mr 2  00 

Grant,  Mr 2  00 

SomerviUo  M.  F 1  00 

Worrell,  Mr 1  00 

SxibacribeilfoT  Clergyman  in  Portage  (hi 
Fort. 

Amy,  Mr «8  00 

Jieniiett  Mr 1  00 

Batey,  5Ir 2  00 

Burrows,  Mr 2  00 

Diaper,  Mr 1  00 

(jlorW  Mr 2  00 

(ilichriit,  Mrs 2  00 

Hall,  Mr  1  00 

Uoare.  Mr 4  60 

Uumphroy ,  Mr 1  50 

Hardinee,  Mr *  00 

Luker,  Mr 2  W 

Bl'Fetera,  Mr 2  00 

M'Luughliii,  Mr 3  00 

Murphy,  Mr 2  00 

I'urvis.  Mr ,*  xx 

Uiine8,Mr.J 12  00 

Kim8s,Mr.C »  00 

Kos8,Mr 200 

Kiinkin,  Mr 5  00 

Slicarn.  Mr 8  00 

Slack.Mr 6  00 

Shouldyer,  Mr 0  25 

rhacher,  Mr 1  00 

lj8borne,  llev.  H 100  00 

\Velm,Mr 3  00 

S172  25 

Produce  List  in  Portage  du  Fort. 

Wallace.  W 8  60 

Wallaco.P 7  00 

Amy, Mr   7  50 

Gosling,  Mr 7  00 

Diaper,Mr 0  75 

Purvis,  Mr *  "Jj 

Lambert,  Mr }^ 

Reed,Mr 1  »0 

Clarke,  A 0  50 

,933  35 


Hodgson,  J.  R 0  75 

Jones,  E 0  60 

McLaughlin,  Mrs.,  jun 0  60 

Copleston,  Mrs 100 

Coplcston,  {;.  F 0  60 

Copleston,  M.  E 0  25 

Copleston,  Herbert 0  25 

E»erett,Tb08 0  60 

»5  25 

Collected  by  Miss  Barnstoii. 

Macdonald,  Mrs.  J.  R 5  00 

Wainwright,  Mrs.  J 0  60 

Mcintosh,  Mrs 1  00 

Jones,  Edward,  jun 100 

Burwash.  Mrs 1  00 

Burwash,  Miss 0  60 

Albright,  Mrs.  Nelson 6  60 

Hyde,  Nelson 1  00 

Burwash,  Mrs.  Matthew 0  60 

Sll  00 

Collected  by  Miss  de  Hertel. 

Hooker,  Mrs.  G 0  50 

Center,  Mrs.  J 025 

Cole.  Mrs 0  25 

Rainy,  Mrs 0  25 

Albright,  Mrs.  C 0  26 

Robertson  Mr.  H 1  00 

Center,  Alfred 0  25 

$2  75 

Collected  by  Miss  F.  Hoy. 

Schneider,  G 200 

Forbes,  Mrs.  W.  B 1  00 

Gaudry,  Mrs.  C 0  25 

Forbes,  Geo.  S 0  60 

Friend,  A 0  25 

Jones,  Geo 0  85 

I'alliser,  Mrs 0  25 

Learing  Joseph 0  60 

Forbes,  Mrs.  Com —  0  50 

Stykeman.  Mrs.  O 050 

Hoy,  Francos 0  26 

Jones,  Mrs 0  50 

S6  75 


Subscribed  for  Clei'gyman  'n  Havelock. 

Ingram.Mr 2  60 

Judgson,  Mr '  "" 

Judgson,  Mrs.,  Collected  by 4  50 

Somerville,  Th08 1  00 

SomerTille,  Wm 2  00 

Huston,  Mr 160 

S18  60 
ST.  ANDREWS. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Copleston. 


Crosby,  M.  L . . . 
St.  Denis,  Alex . 


050 
060 


Collected  by  Miss  S.  A.  Burwash. 

Burwash,  Albert 0  50 

Burwash,  Captain 1  00 

Burwash,  Matthew 0  60 

BurwashM 0  25 

LeRoy,M 100 

Howard,  Doctor 1  00 

Albright,  W 0  60 

Wainwright,  Mrs.  J.  W 0  25 

$5  00 

Collected  by  Miss  E.  Kempley. 

Short,  Captain  J 2  00 

Lonsdale,  Rev.  R 7  60 

Lonsdale,  Mri. .  5  00 


112 


]MiicNaiiKlit<'ii,  Mrs 0  r.(i 

Kuniplcy,  Mth 0  r.O 

lvoin|)l<'.v,  .MiHH 0  2') 

Kciiiplcv,  Mi"^  Klizii 0 '2.') 

JMcArtliiir,  Mf.  W.  H 0  50 

McArflmr  W.  H 0  W 

rallisfr.  Jo^cpli 0  2.') 

."MoArtlHir,  Mrs.  II.  F,  A I  (Mi 

I''rit'iiil,  A 0  2') 

JoiU's.  .Mi."!! 0  tii) 

.Sinip-toii,  Mrs 100 

KobtTLM)!!,  v.,  M.I) 0  25 

K'niHTfsoii,  Mri.  \V 0  f.d 

Frifiiil  A 0  r.O 

.SiiniisDii,  iMrf.  t> 1  00 

Sini|is()ii,  Kiiicry 0  2.') 

Clirnic,  .Mrs.  VV.U 1  (H) 

Sudifrliiiid,  Mrw 0  W) 

lliiiisiiii,  Mi» 1  Oo 

Siniii.son,  Sirs.  .M.  D 0  75 

Wfi;.'liiiiiim,  .Mrs 0  2.'i 

AlNri-lit,  .Mrs.  M.  .SLii 0  2;') 

MncODiiald,  Areli 0  50 

Wanloss,  Thos 0  50 

I'lirktM-,  Jolm 0  25 

WaiiliMs,  Mr->.  M 0  25 

Mavraiul,  Mr.^ 0  25 

Hctliiiiic,  Mrs 1  00 

Jictliuiic,  Mr 1  00 


$2!)  50 

Total $00  25 

VAUDKKLIL. 

FOi;  CllUKCH   HOI  IKTY. 

Aurto,  Richard 0  50 

Aiido,  Mrs.  U 0  50 

ilodffsoTi,  .lolin 2  00 

Ivisdii,  •laiiiu!; 1  (XI 

lvi..«)ii,  Mr-s 0  50 

Jlatllicw.-i,  (ieorf;c,  jiui J  Oo 

I'ykc,  K(,'V.J.  W 7  50 

I'vkf,  .Mrrt 1  00 

I'vkc,  Miss 1  00 

I'Vlif,  .Miss  Mary 1  0  t 

Ifobiiisi.ii.  .1.  N 1  00 

Uoljiii.-Di),  (Jliristopiior 0  50 

.Sliepiiord.  n.W 6  00 

Sprigginj,'?,  Kdward 1  00 

«23  50 

To  Como  nnd  (^oto.  St.  I'lnirlci^  < 'Impels, 
and  Repairs  to  St.  Janws  Church. 

Aiido,  Kicliard 1  00 

AdaiiLS,  Mrs lo  00 

I'l'eiikiiisliip,  .Jo.<it'pli 5  00 

I'.oiul,  l{i;v.  Cauon 5  0') 

l?faiiliold,  1{ 8  00 

Iirydf,'es,  CI  1  0'^> 

Canicroii,  John 5  00 

Carter,  (jl 2  00 

David.son.  Mrs.  Ann 0  00 

Dow,  William 10  OO 

(iibb,  J..1 50  00 

(.iltb,  Mrs.  J.J ()0  00 

(iibb,  J.  1) 150  00 

Uibb,  15.  (En-land) 13'J  20 


(iibb,  n.,  Jiin.,  do    .  . . 

(iibb,  (• 

(•rabain,  ^V'illialll 

Iliitton,  .laiiii's 

Ilaniilton,  lion.  John. 

Hamilton,  Kobcrt 

Ilajfar,  (i.  !•' 

Ilod^-'on,  William 

Iliid^'son,  John 

llod/isoii,  (ii'orf(o 

Ilodtri'soii,  W 

ilod;;(!son,  .lolin 

llodjfHon  llrothyrs 

Ilalcro,  Andrew 

McCuish,  Jiilin 

Muttlicws,  (}('or;,'i',  ni)U. 

Mathison,  .1    A 

.Matthews,  (ioor^^e,  jun. 

I'yke,  .lames  W 

I'ark,  .lames 

Parsons,  Timothy 

I'arsons,  'riiDnni.s 

I'vke,  .Miss 

I'yke.  .Miss  Mary 

riirkin,  .lamcH 

Keay,  I) 

Kohinson,  I{.  (i 

Itobinson,  W.  >« 

Uobinson,  Albert 

.Shepherd,  liev.   .Mr... . 

.Shepherd,  Airs 

Shei)herd,   II.  W 

.Sclineider,  T.  11 

.Schneider,  ('.  W 

Sehni'ider,  .lohn  .Mark  . 

.Sim|)son,  Isaac 

.Saiinderson,  .lo.scph.. .. 

.Stejilicnson,  Nancy 

Simpson,  .Joseph 

.Simpson,  Leah 

'rhom])son,  .lohn 

Thompson,  llejiry 

'Tliomjison,  William. . . . 

Titiin,  .1.,  jiin 

Whitiock,  .Mrn 

Williams,  Miles 

Williams,  Mrs 

A  Friend 

In  .small  sums 


00 


5  ()0 

1  00 

2ii  (fl 

10  IM 

10  00 

10  0(1 

111  II  1 

52  (111 

lo  O'l 

I  00 

1  IK» 

1  5) 

1  00 

5  o't 

125  0  1 

2  O'l 

5  00 

lo  O'l 

2  0) 

1  Hi 

7  0') 

5  00 

5  00 

2  00 

0  (•„-) 

11  (10 

1  00 

1  00 

52;')  00 

50  00 

10  00 

25  0') 

20  0) 

5  (10 

lo  (H) 

0  ,•'» 

1  00 

5  00 

4  0) 

1  (h) 

1  00 

1  (Kl 

5  00 

2  00 

50  00 

lo  («l 

6o  (N) 

15  50 

Collections  in  Como  Chaj    1  for 
18(io,  18tiiJ,  and  ISiiT 


100  00 


S1826  00 

Sul>scri])fi<»is    (oimnls    Staimd    (Itas.t 
W'indoirfiir  St.  Mury's  Vhapd,  Como. 

Angu.s,  (i.  F 10  00 

Ilapar,  .lohn 10  00 

Hodcson,  .1 5  00 

Matthews,  G .  II.,  jun lo  oO 

Matthewi-,  Georfje,  son 5  (Id 

Heay,  U lo  (lO 

Shepherd,  K.  W.,  sen 10  Oi 

Shepherd,  1{.  W^.,  jun 

Schneider,  T.  H 

Torrance,  C 

Torrance,  F 

Williams,  .Miles 

Kobinson,  K.  G 

$liW7  00 


3  0  1 

;;  (HI 

3  0) 

1  t;o 

10  01 

1  00 

CONTENTS. 


Act  f>r  Jii(.'<>rpoi;ati<)U '•*> 

('liiiiu't'lli)i'",s  0[>ini(iJi •'i 

Notices 7 

List  of  Clcfgy f^ 

riayns •  H 

Conslitutiuii 1- 

rati'oiiagc  of  loctoiios 1  •> 

IJcpoi't  of  Annual  Meeting - i^ 

Hoi)Ovts  fi-oni  tli:'  several  ravishes .;.*{ 

'rnl.ulai' stivtemont  of  contrihutions  ill   the  cUfFevent  Tar- 

ishes "J 

•  'ri'easui'Ci's  accounts T-) 

J/ist  of  Office  bearers 77 

'<      Life  Members f^<> 

''      Ordinary  Mi'iubcrs ^^ 

''      Contributors  for  18()7 — <  -ity  <>f  Montreal .S4 

T)<'anev>-  of  Jk'dford ''^7 

irochelaga -»^» 

<'  IbiMville J"-" 

<<  St.   Andrews 107 


Tlie  reporfc-of  the  llev.  Mr.  Eirly,  of  I[untiiigdon.  was  rrc-ivod 
too  late  for  publication. 


