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FIFTY  FIRST  REPORT 


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CHURCH  SOCIETY 


oi'   I  UK 


DIOCESE  OF  QUEBEC. 

FOR    Tllli  YEAR  ENIMXG  31st  DECEMBER, 


1S92, 


ESTABLISHED    7th    JULY,    1S42, 


(,)rEl5KC: 

»'HINTi;i>    AT    Tin:    "MOKMNC    ClIKUNKM:"    I IKI-ICI'. 


nsroTiCE!. 


The  Church  Society  was  established  in  1842. 

Its  ol)jo(ts  are : 

1.  A  ^lissioii  Fund  to  aid  in  payinu'  Missionaries  to  >tiug- 
gling  Congregations. 

2.  A  (leneral  Fund  to  aid  in  tlic  erection  of  Churches  and 
ParsGnages,  in  the  education  oftlie  chiUlrcn  of  the  CMergy, 
to  aid  Congregations  in  niainlaininu-  sciiools  lor  tlieir  diihl- 
ren,  and  lor  the  uiMieral  expenses  ol'the  Society. 

:].  A  Widows'  and  Oi-plians'  ImuuI  lor  the  Clergy. 

4.  A  Pension  Fund  !'<)!•  agct]  and  inlirni  Clergy. 

').  A  Fund  to  provide  higher  education  I'or  the  children 
ol'the  Clergy. 

(5.  To  provide  ljil)les.  Prayer  Hook.^and  religious  publica- 
tions, either  gratuitously  or  at  reduc(  d  piiccs. 

Its  a  Hairs  are  nuiinvu'i'd. 

1.  Py  the  Central  Hoard  and  its  sub-Conmiittecs. 

(a)  The  Central  Hoard  is  composed  ol"  all  the  Clergy  li- 
censed within  the  l)ioces(%  the  Churchwardens,  and  others 
elected  by  the  Society,  being  members  ol'the  Corporation. 

{h)  The  sub-Committees  are  the  Finance,  the  Laiul,  the 
Investment  and  Education  Committees. 

2.  By  th(»  Clergy  Trust  Committee,  which  manages  {<i) 
the  Bishopric  Endowment  Fund,  (/;)  thecai>ital  arising  from 
the  commutaiion  ot"  the  Cleruy  Peserves,  and  (r)  thelOndow- 
ment  Funds  ol'the  several  ^Missions  and  Conuregations. 

o.  By  the  Diocesan  Board  of  Missions,  composed  of  clergy- 
men and  laymen  elected  by  the  ('hurch  Society  and  by  the 
Synod. 

This  Board  pay.s  all  the  Missionaries  of  the  Diocese,  and 
receives  i'or  this  puri)o.se  (a)  the  annual  grant  of  the  Society 
for  the  Propagaticm  of  the  Gospel,  (b)  the  ]\lission  Fund  of 
Church  Society,  (r)  the  contributions  or  assessment  of  the 
Congregations  served  by  the  ^Missionaries,  {(/)  a  grant  from 
the  Clergy  Trust,  (e)  the  interest  of  the  Invested  Capital 
of  the  Mission  Fund. 

All  letters  refening  to  the  assessment  or  contributions  of 
Congregations  should  be  addressed  to  thePev.  Canon  Von 
inland,  Bergerville,  the  Secretary,  or  to  Mr.  John  Hamilton, 
the  Honorary  Treasurer  of  the  Diocesan  Poard. 

All  other  letters  and  contributions  should  be  addres.sed 
to  the  Pev.  Canon  Pichardson,  147,  Grande  Alice,  Quebi'c, 
the  Secretary,  or  to  Mr.  Edwin  Pope,  P.  O.  Drawer, 
505,  Quebec,  the  Treasurer  of  thi;  Church  Soci«'ty. 


Officers  of  the  Society. 


X^l*C9i(iiIciit  : 

TIIH  I.OKD  ULSHOl'  OF  t.tUKriKC. 

SiecreUti-ti  : 

KKV.  lAXOX  KICHAHDSON.  (,)Ui:iJKC. 

'ri-ciism-ci- ; 

KDWIX   l>()l>K,   KS(,).,  (Vl'KDKl*. 

Xtciiisti'iii*  : 

K.  C.   MKltKDITH,   KS(,».,  (.H'KIUX'. 

Scct-ctm-y    (Dioccsiiii    X^oiii-il) : 

ItKV.  i.'.WoX   \\)S  IFFLAXD,  BEHIJKHVILLK.  I*.  (,). 

Hon.    'ri-caisiii-ci-    (Dioccsiiit    Hoiiril)- 

■  inilX  IIA.MILTOX,  KS(,>.,  (,)UEHI':('. 

i>cci-c»jii-u    ((Clci-o«^    Ti-usst   (Couiiiiittcc): 

I'ICV.  (JAXOX   inCITAKDSOX,  (,)UKBI'X'. 

ri-Ciisin-cr    ((£lci-iiy    Ti-urs)    (pciiuiiii t  ice)  : 

l-:i>vviX  1H)1'K,  Esq.,  (,)UKI'.I'X'. 

Sccccliii-y.'ri-ciisiii-ci-    ( I>cposiicii-u)  ; 

1;KV.  a.  .).  r.ALFOUR,  M.A. 

Sccicriii-y    (St.    l-i-iiiicis    Diati-ict    JVssoriaitictii)  : 

i;i:v.  cAXox  thorxki.ok,  siikkurookk. 

•lloii      Ti-c.ir.iii  CI-    ^Sl.    riiincis    Dialiict    A  asociiilioil) : 

('.   1-:.   I'JCKKV,  JvSl,).,  SllKKBllOOKK. 


OOnsr  TENTS. 


Altstrnct  of  Proceed iiiffs  of  Ci'iitral  IJoiinl 

Act  16  Vict.,  chap.  8'.i,  ("onsulidatioii  KiHlowmciit  Funds  

ACCOINTS. 

iSalaiicc  Sli',>ot  Dioccsaii  Chiucli  Society 

Misliopric  I'liidinN  incut    • 

IJisliop  Williams'  ( 'oiiiiiieinoration   Fmid 

Jiisiiop  Wiiliaiiirf  .Memorial  Midsiuii  Fund— List  of  Subscribers. 

JJourfi-  Louis  Ayhvin  Fund 

Clergy  Trust ■ 

Colonial  and  Continental  Cluucli  Society 

Craniiiinrnc  (Ihdie 

Dcpusitory  l^'niid 

I)io(  esan  lioard  K'cvcnuc   Aci'oUMf  

do  ilo     Sn|iplcnicnla;y  Account 

ndiuestic  and  Foreign  .Missionary  Society 

iv.lucation  Fund 

do  do     for  Children  of  the  Clciuy 

(Iciieial   Fund , 

List  Securities  lield  by  Clcrj.;y  Trust  Coninnllce 

List  Seem  itics  held  iiy  Churili  Siiciety , 

liocal  Einlowinenl  I'und  

-Mis.'iitai  Fund 

.Montinorenci  Fmlownieni  Fund .. 

Niccdet  Fndownient  Fund 

J'ension  Fund 

I'licebe  (Jhailertcui  .Memorial  Fund 

St.  .Mi(  liael's  Kndownieiit  Fund 

The  Mountain  i'hidow  ment  Fund 

The  Crosse  Isle   Fund , 

Widows'  and  Urpluui's  Fund 

Chi'Iu  II  SoCIKTV. 

Annual  Meeiiny; 

Clergy  td'  the  Diocese 

Collections  in  aid  Bishop  of  New  Ibnndland  s  Fund,  St.  Joint's  Fire.. 

Connnittees 

Contributions  throughout  the  I>iocese,  for  the  Uhurcli  Society. 

(.'ity  (d'  (Quebec  

Rural  Deanery  of  Ab'gantic 

do        (b)  St.  Francis 

do         do  (iaspe 

Late  Lists 

Contriliutions  througiujut  the  Diocese  forCJhnrtdi  Purposes 

(Contributors  of  ><oO  and  upwards,  deceased 

Forms  of  Jk-tpiest 

Legacies 


Life  .Members 

Notice — objects  of  the  (Jhurch  Society 

Oflicers  of  the  Society 

Prayers 


Vice-Presidents,  Central  Board,  .^c,  itc 

Kepouts. 

Central  Board 

(.'hnrch  ll(di)ers'  Association 

("lerg'y  Trust  (■omnnttee  

Diocesan  Board 

Domestic  ami  F(nTign  Missionary  Society. 

Ivxtrncts  Archdeacon's  J{eports '.. 

.^lissionary  Reports 

St.  Francis  District  Association  

AVoman's  Au.xiliary 

Special  Xotice 

Stated  Meetings , 

Statistics  Registration 


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Clergy  of  the  Diocese  of  Quebec. 

BISHOP: 
The  Ivight  llovd.  Andrfav  Huntkr  Dunn,  D.D., 

consecrated  181'2. 

DEAN  : 

Tho  Very  lievercnd  II.  W.  NouM.vx,  D.D,  D.C.L. 

ARCHDEACON : 

The  Venerable  Henuy  Kue,  M  A.,  D.D. 
CANONS: 

Rev.  A.  A.  Von  Iffland,  M.A. 
Kcv.  Thomas  Riciiakd.son. 
Rev.  John  Fosteh,  M.A. 
Rev.  Georoe  TiioRNELOE,  M.A. 


—  Adams,  Uuv.  Tlioiinis    m.a.,  d.c.i Principal  of  ISisliDp's  College  ami  Rector 

oft  lie  (li'iiiiiiuiir  Selinol,  Lennox  ville. 

-  AdcDck.   Rev.  W.  C Fitcli  Uuy. 

Allnatt,  Rev.  V.  .).  H.,  d.d I'roCessor  of  [)iv,  .    v    lii.-lioii's. 

I'ollejxe,  Lenno.v    ille. 

Halfoiir,  Rev.  A.  ,J.,  m.a.,  Rector St.  J'eter's,  Qneliec. 

Hall,  Ki'v.  .Josiali (irimlstoiie  Island.  Magdalen  Island. 

Ball.  Rev.  T.  L.,  m.a.  (retired) Leiiuowille.     R.  (). 

lilayl()(ds.  Rev.  Thomas,  .m.a Danville. 

15()\le.  ReT.  F.,  M.A Fast  Framjiton.     p.  0.  Ileniison. 

lirooke,  11.  A-,  n.A  Peninsula,  (iaspe. 

lirooks,  C.  II.,  M.A i!arn.stoii.     P.  (J.     W'nys  .Mills. 

l!nrrai;c,  Rev.  il..  m.a.  (retire(l) llalley. 

Cliapmiin,  Rev.  T.  S.,  m.a.  (retired)  Marhleton. 

Colston,  Rev.  R.  \V..  m.a  Di.dswell.     P.  O.  Marldeton. 

Co.\.  Rev.  .J.  C  Hrompton.     P.  (t.  Windsor  Mills. 

l)elil)ai;e.  Rev.  ,1.  P>.,  v,.\> lionrj;  Louis. 

»•        Dickson,  II.  .\  Ranliorouiiji. 

Faulconer,  Hev.  W.  (L,  Rector Fpper  Irtdand.    P.  O.  Maple  ('.rove. 

Foster,  Rev.  (Janon.  m.a.,    Riii'al  i)ean...Coatieooke. 

Forsythe,  Rev.  W.  T.,    Rector Stanstead. 

FollKM'jiill.  Rev    R.  ,1..  (,'nrate Slierl.ruoko. 

V      Fuller,  Rev.  11.  S.,  Rector liury.     P,  (>.  Robinson. 

Fyles.  Rev.  T.  W.,  M.A Cli.-iidaiu  to  the  Immiirrauts,  Levis. 

Ilardinji',  Rev.  (i.  T Sandv  l)ea(di,  Gaspe.  ' 

^        Ilephnrn,  Rev.  .[.,  m.a.,  Rector .Melbourne. 

Horner,  Pu-v.  D Durham.     P.  (>.  Kirkdale. 

Husband.  Rev.  E.  15.,  Rector New  Carlisle. 

Kemp,  Rev.  .John,  ii.i).  (retired) Leeds. 

Ker,  Rev.  M.,  d.d.  (retired) Niagara.  Ontario. 

Kiug,  E.  A   AV.,  m.a Waterville. 

Lariviere.  Rev.  L.  V.,  ii.A  (Quebec. 

livster,  Rev.  W.  O.,  it. a.,  Rural  Dean.. ..Cape  Cove,  Ga.spe. 
^      Murray,  Rev.  (1.  II.  A.,  it. A..    .Harford.     P.  O.  Di.Kville. 

Nicolls,  (J.  (t.,  m.a Shigawake,  Oaspe. 

Norman,  Very  Rev.  R.  W.,  d.d.,  Dean... Cathedral,  Onebee. 

Noble,  \V.  T.,  Rector Triuitv  Church,  Quobec. 

Parker,  Rev.  G.  II.,  Rector Coniiiton. 

Parkiu,  Rev.  E.  C.  (retired) Montreal. 


6 

Clehoy  of  the  Diocese  of  Quebec— Continued. 

Pcliy.  I!cv.  II.  .1..  MA  Catlicdnil.  Quelii'C. 

Itirlmiond,  l{cv.  .1.  I» Ciisi.i'  ISasiii. 

l!i,hiinlsoti.  lU'V.  CaiioM.  Si'nvtiuy  Cluircl.  J^.xifly.  IN'ctdr,  >  .  Paul  ^.  I/'K''"''  ■ 

Uiepol,  l!fv.  S..  .M.A.,   M.I V..lr,nli.T.     I'.  (».  \  MlrarlK'i;  \  ilh.-.-. 

.      liois  VciKTul)U'  II..  I'.i).,  Anh.it'ao.ti.   Ivximi.    (  Implaiii,    i^isli.)].  ,s    (  omniissiin, 

Tnivi'lliiin  Auent  oftlie  Diorc^aii  ISiiani,  i,ciiiiu.\vill.'. 

|.,„.    Kcv    !• .7....'liiviTnfH.'<.     1'.  C».  (ilcii  Miirni>. 

.\     |{(,l»Tls„ii.  UVV.  A.  11.,   Ui'ctor Katon.     I'.  0.  CodUr^iiiiv. 

Hothom,    Ucv.  .1 '.•^'''''•■';    .      ,,   M 

llmld,  l!cv.  T..   11. A ^t.  Joliii  s,  McihoiiriH;. 

V     Siarlh.  I!<'\.  A.  C,  m  a..    !{•  ctor..  I,.'iiiio,\ville. 

,■     iScoll.  Kfv.  I''.  <!..  M.A.,    llcftiii- DniimiioiHivillf. 

Sinitli,  Ki'v.  F.  A.,  (ictiivd)  M(.ii1itm1, 

\     Htuvi'iis.  Hcv.  A.,  M.A.,   licctor  llatlcy. 

.Stnart,  l{cv.  II.  C.  m.a..  lU'ctor Tliice  Rivers. 

SiillifilaiKl.  Ri'V.  (1.  A..  ii.A St.  Sylvr.-^lcr. 

;      Svkf.s  1{''V.  .1.  .S Kiii-si'v.     ['.  (>.  .Vdciiiiani  1  lac.-. 

\      Tamils,  Itc'V.  H.  ('  ,  m.a  .Ma^uj:. 

Tlioiiiiison.  Ilt'v.   Jsaac.  Ki'dur Ia'vI.-j. 

TlioriK'luc.  Ki'v    <'aiioii.  m.a..  Kector..  ..Sli  rt.rookc. 

Von  Ifllaiid.  l{>\.  Laiioii.  Secictaiy  l)i<>cc.-;iiii  llianl  ami  Syimd.  I.'cftor,   M.   Mic- 

hai'l's.  (,)iK'l]i'c. 

Walters,  Hfv.  C.  IJ Point  St.  Prler.  Ca^^iu-. 

Wa.^IiiT,  IJi'v.  C.  IJ Purtiifiif. 

Wutkiiis.  Ilev.  M.,  m.a.,  Pioti'S.-;or  (it  Clas-ics,  Hislmir.s  ('(illcjrc  LciiiKiwillc. 

AVi'ii'v,  Hfv.  Kdwiii Kivii'.ic  dii  Lruip. 

\\illiaiiit«.  Picv.  L.  W'.,  m  a.,  llcctdr SI.  Maltlicw  s,  QiicIm'c. 

"Williams,  l!<'V.  T.  A..   Curate  St.  Maltlicws.  (,)iicliri'. 

Wilkiiu-oii,  Kev.    I!.  G.,   h.a.,   Puifcfsor  df  Past. nail  Ik  (dony,    ni-l;.,]!' -  C.dlej;.' 

lii'iiiidw  ilk'. 

AN'rioht.    Pev.  II.,  n.A EaslAiiKn-* 

Wiirudc.  liev.  L.  ("..  m.a Afloin  ale 

Vatcs,  IJc'v.N.  P.,Tutdr liisliop's  College,  l.eiiiKi.willi.' 


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PRAY  E  R  S 

TO    IMC   USED   AT  AIJ.  .MI:i:TL\(IS  of  the  SOriETV  AND  OF  ITS 

HEVEl.'AL   ASSOCIATIONS 


LET    US   I'KAY. 

JiOrd,  have  mercy  upon  us. 
Clirisi,  have  morcy  upon  us. 
Lord,  have  morcy  upon  us. 

PuEVENT  us,  O  Lord  in  all  our  doini^s,  with  Thy  most  lira- 
cious  i'avour,  and  further  us  with  Thy  continual  help;  that 
in  all  our  works,  begun,  continued  and  ended  in  Thee,  we 
may  i^lorily  Thy  Holy  Name,  ^hhI  Hnally,  l>y  Thy  mercy, 
obtain  everlasting  lil'e  ;  through  Jesus  Christ  our  Lord. 
Anie//. 

O  mercil'ul  Clod,  who  hast  made  all  men,  and  hatest 
iU)tliing  that  Thou  hast  made,  nor  wouldestthe  death  ol'a 
sinner,  but  rather  that  he  should  be  converted  and  live, 
have  mercy  upon  the  Heathen,  aiul  thosi^  who  are  in  error. 
Take  I'rom  them  all  ignorance,  hardness  oi"  heart,  and  con- 
temi)t  of  Thy  Word,  and  so  letch  them  home,  blessed  Lord, 
to  Thy  Hock,  that  they  may  be  saved  among  the  remnant 
oi"  the  true  Ifsraelites,  and  1)0  made  one  lold  under  one 
Shei)herd,  Jesus  Christ,  Our  Lord,  who  liveth  and  reigneth 
with  Thee  and  the  Holy  Spirit,  one  (Jod,  world  without 
end.     Amen. 

O  God,  from  whom  all  holy  desires,  all  good  counsels, 
and  all  works  of  piety  and  charity  do  proceed,  we  beseech 
Thee  prosper  with  Thy  blessing  the  designs  of  this  Society. 
Comfort  with  Thy  grace  those  bene  factors  who  contribute  to 
its  support,  Dless  the  ministry  of  Thy  servants  the  Clergy  ; 
the  endeavour  of  all  who  are  engaged  in  spreading  Uie 
knowledge  of  true  religion  in  the  Dominions  of  our  Sove- 
reign, and  the  labours  of  those  Missioiuiries  who  are  pro- 
claiming the  same  in  this  Province.  And  may  Thy  Holy 
Spirit  direct  all  our  consultations  to  the  advancement  of 
Thy  glory,  and  the  good  of  Thy  Church,  through  Jesus 
Christ  our  Lord.    Amen. 


Aliiiiiihty  Saviour,  wliu  hy  tlio  riiilit  haiid  of  God  art 
oxallod.  and  hast,  received  of  Ihe  Father  tlie  promise  of  tlie 
Holy  Spirit,  slied  I'ortli  Tliy  lii-lit,  and  ^race  on  this  <lark- 
Avorld.  0  Tlioii  \v!i<»  lovesl  a  cheerlul  i«iver.  liiant  Thy 
peoi)h'  grace  th:'l  they  may  minister lil)erally  oi'  tlieir  suh- 
stance  to  th(»  makinu'  kno\vn  of  Thy  name  tiirouiihoiit  the 
world,  (live  Thy  l)iessint>-  to  all  who  are  lahourinii'  to 
spread  the  knowledue  oT  Thy  truth,  and  especially  to  those 
Missionary  Societies  which  have  ministeied  to  the  need  of 
our  Church  in  this  Land.  Prosper  the  work  in  which  tiiey 
are  engaged,  aiul  make  them  tho  honoured  in.strumeiils  ol 
.spreadmu' Thy  uospel,  and  proclaiming  Thy  great  aiul  glo- 
rious name.  Hear  us  mercilul  Saviour,  in  these,  our  pray- 
ers, and  to  Thee,  with  the  Father,  and  the  Holy  CJhosI, 
he  ascrihcd  all  honour  and  glory   I'or  ever  and  ever.  Anivii. 

()  God  the  Father  oi"  our  Lord  .lesus  Christ,  our  only 
Saviour,  tho  Prince  ol'I'eace,  give  us  grace  seriously  to  lay 
to  heart  the  great  dangers  we  are  in  by  our  uidnippy  divi- 
sions. Take  away  all  hatred  and  prejudice,  juid  whatsoever 
else  may  hinder  us  I'rom  godly  Union  and  Concord  ;  that, 
as  there  is  but  one  JJody,  and  one  Spirit  and  one  J  lope  ol 
our  Calling,  one  Lord,  one  l^iiih,  one  IJaptism,  one  God 
and  Father  ol' us  all,  so  we  may  hencel'orth  bo  all  oi  one 
heart,  and  oi"  one  soul,  united  in  one  holy  bond  ol"  Truth 
and  Peace,  of  l'\iith  and  Charity,  and  may  with  oiu'  miml 
and  one  mouth  glorii'v  Thee  ;  ihronuh  Jesus  Christ  our 
Lord.     Amen. 

Our  F'athor,  which  art  in  heaven  ;  Hallowed  bo  Thy 
Name  ;  Thy  kingdom  come  ;  Thy  will  ))e  done  on  earth  as 
it  is  in  heaven.  Give  us  this  day  our  daily  bread.  And 
I'orgive  us  our  trespasses,  as  we  ibrgive  them  that  tresi)ass 
against  us.  And  lead  us  not  into  temptation  ;  ))ut  deliver 
us  from  evil  ;  ibr  thine  is  the  kingdom,  the  power  and  the 
glory,  for  ever  and  ever     Amen. 


Till-  CMURCII  SOCIETY 


OK   TIIK 


DIOCBSK   03P   QXJ:fii3B33C. 


I'ATKON: 
lll>    K\<  KI.I.KNtV    liii;   (i(i\||;Min  <ii;Ni;K.\li. 


1 


I'UKslhKN'r: 
Till.  Ki<iiir  l!i.\r.iiKMi  tiii;  Louh  Uisiku'  ui    (»»i  iitcc 


\'I('I':  l'l!i;s||)|.;\'l's  : 


Sic  William  M.T.'.litli.  D.C.  L.. 

i:.   Ilaniillnii,  D.C.I.., 

.\i.  Sli(|i|i,iii|. 

W.  C.   Willi. ■I.-. 

i;.   II.  Sinitli, 

It.  W.   llciicUci.    |).(  .1..,   (■|iaii..llnr 

of   r>isl|<i|i°.s  (  '()llt';ft', 
'I'lir   l:t.     \\v\.    'I'lir     L<.i'.l     l',i.sli,,|>    nt' 

Nia,<j,ara. 
W'lifialilc  Aiclhli'aron  l!uf.  |>.|).. 
Captain  .Ashe.  K..\., 


Hull.    Ceo,    FlAilli',    !>.('.  L.,    .Ill(lt,'p 

N'ii'i'  .Adiiiiialt y  C'nni, 
(  Icui;,'*'  \'t'a.'<('_v, 
Ivlw  ill  A.  .loiK  s, 
.laidt'i*  I'attoii,  jr. , 

•  laiiicN  l»iiiil)ur,  <i>.C., 
.1.   I'..   Kc.isytli. 

( lc(ii'L,'t'  l,aiii|i.siiii.  I'  A., 
.M.  licll    liviiic.  Cum.   (Ji'ii.,  C.IJ., 
(  ..M.C. 

•  luliii  llaiiiilluii. 


cKN'riiAi-  noAiii): 

Tile  I'lcsiiliiit,  liic  \'i<c  |'i<'.-ii(|(.||ts.  ntn\  ii//  n/lii  /•  iijli'ri  rs  of'  //i,  S(if!i/i/,  all 
Clci^iyiiifii  lici'ii.M'il  within  tlir  hi.icisc  ami  tlic  Wanlcns  ut  ix  cry  Clmicli  ni- 
Cliapi'l,  liciiin  mciiilx'rs  ut'  llic  ( 'ui  puial  iuii.  ami 


C.  .hid;;.". 

W.   H.  Cait.r, 

n.  .1.    I'latt.ii. 

U.CaiiiplKll,.\I.A.,  LL.r... 

K.   I'upc, 

K.  .1.  Half. 

i:.  K.  i)..i.fii, 


r.  II.  N'unis, 
.1.  C.  Muiv. 
C.    U.    White, 
.luhii  I'.iiistall.  sr.. 

I".    A.    ^•uMllL;.     .\l..\    , 
K.    II.    W.l.le. 


W,  If.  A.  Kikhanlt, 
llcniiaiiii  N'uiiiiy. 
1'].  A.  I  loan-. 
II.  T.  Ma.hiii, 
I!,  'riiriier, 
.1.  Winti.1.1, 


H<)\()R.\KV   COl'XSKL: 
linn.  C.  Fiviuo.  <).('..  :  .las.  Dmil.ai-.  Ivsi,.,  (^t.C..  j  Ceuigc  I.anip.son.  I-lsip,  15,  A. 


Al'DiroKS 


C.  . I  mine, 
Stuart  H.  Dunn, 
Frank  Hulluwav, 
.J.  It.  H.  Wiiii.;, 


'i'UKAsUUKR: 
Edwin  Topu. 


Artlmr  Aliorii, 
.1.  A.  Heady, 
(;.  H.  White, 
T.  H.  .loiH-.s. 


SKCRKTAItV: 
Kuv.  Ciinuu  Riuluirdaou. 


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COMMITTEES 


(III  all  rniniiulliis  llim  slmll  fhrni  <i  i/iioiin>i  iiiih  ■■'■•<  ullii  iinsi  orihrrd.) 


FINAXC'K  COMMIT'IKK 


'rri'iisiiri'i'  of  tlio  Society,  ('liaiiiniui 


\V.  (;.  Wintelo, 
K.  H.  Smith, 
JJ.  ("iiniplK.'!!, 
W.  H.  Cart  Of, 


Hull 


(Jeo.  Veiiscy, 

J.  FfiUiiiltoii, 

Rev.  Canon  \'on  Itlland, 

'I'lu'  N'cry  Wvv.  tin'    Ucan  of  (^'lu  lice 

Tiu"  S(>(  rotiir\'. 


KDUCATIOX  AM)  DKI'Osrroi! V  COMMITTKK 


'I'lic  fiOril  iSislioj).  Ciiaiiinan. 

I!ev.  H.  .].  IVtrv, 


\V.  !(.  Cartel, 

C.  Judge, 

\V.  C.  Wuitele, 

riev.  CanoM  Von  Illlanil, 

Tlu;  Sectetaiy, 


Kev.   L.  W.   Wiliiiuns, 

'I'lie  \'vv\  llev.  the    lleanof  (.^Micliei', 

Uev.  A.  .).   I'.alfoiif, 

The  'rreasuief. 


r.AM)  CO.MMlTrKK 


J-:.  Voiui 


<leo!'^i'   \'ea.se\',  CliairiMii 


\V.  II.  Vi'Atvi. 


The  Secfetai'V, 


1 XV KST.M  KXT  COM  M IT'I'I-] K 


'I'lie  Treasuref. 


U.  Ilaiiiilton 


Geo.  Vcasey, 


.1.  C.  M 


oi'O. 


H.  II.  Smith 


-Jolin  Jiiu'stall,  souf, 


i 


li 


DIOC3SSit:N'    3SOii.3RX>. 


THK  LOHI)  I'.ISHOP,  ITtKSlDENT. 


( KlicUil  III/  IIk  Sf/iKii/.J 

Wvv.  Ciiiioii  l''<).st(;r,  .M.A., 
Hvv.  H.  .1.  I'.tiv,  .M.A.. 
K(;v.  L.  W.  Wil'liiuii.s.  M.A. 
(Jco.  Wnisi'V, 
\V.  (i.  NVuitolt;, 
\{.  H.  Siiiitli. 


(  Eliitiil  1)1/  till    I'/uirc/i  Sur'iiti/.) 

Hcv.  (!.  }I.  I'iuker, 

Very  Rev.  Deuii  Noiiiiiiii,  1).  1)., 

lUv.  A.  .1.  Hiilfour,  M.A., 

\\.   Haiiiiltdii, 

W.   II.  Caitei', 

('.  iIikIi'o. 


(  K.i-Ofiir'ii,  Ml  )ii!)irs.  ) 


Tlie  Aii'li'liMi'dii  of  ((tiu'lu'c, 
Tilt'  Clcrit'al  Sccictaiy  ot  S\iioil, 
'I'lic  SciietaiN   oF  (   liuiili  SiK'ietN', 


The  Ti'ea.surei'  of  Syiioil, 

The  'I'rciisiui'r  of  (  iiiir(  li  Soiiely. 

'I'lie  \a\\  SciretaiN  ut  S\i:i](l. 


SKCKK'I'AKY  : 
Uev.  CaiK  n  Voii  llllaud,  M.A. 


noxoiiAiJV  'i'iii-:.\sri!Hii 

.loliii  Haiiiiltiiii. 


CXa3G:3RG-'Y'    TRUST    COMMITT3E3E. 


TIIK   LOUD   I'.ISIIOI'.    CIIAI  U.MAN' 


Ivcv.  T.  S.  ('luipiiiaii, 
llev.  Caiiou  \'()ii  HHaiiii, 
lUv.  Kelix  Px.yle, 
Ke\'.  Canon  Uicliaril.soii, 
R"v.  Lennox  W.  Williams, 
Very  Uev.  Dean  Noiiiian, 
llev.  A.  J.  Uiilfour, 


R.  Hamilton, 
\V.  (J.  Wnrtele, 
('.  .finlge, 
(ieo.   N'l-a.sev, 
R.  If.  Smith, 
K.  .L    Hale. 
John  Hamilton, 


trf<:asui;kR: 

Kduin  i^)[)e. 


SKCRI<yrARV  : 

Reverend  Canon  Hieiuii'd.son. 


X()TA1{^'  OF  THK  SOCIETY 

K.  I!.  Meredith. 


REOISTRAR  01'^  THK  DI0C1':SK 
E.  0.  Memlilli. 


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STii.T3EII>  MBSaSTIXTG-S. 


ANNUAL  MEETING   OF    THE   CllUrtCII   SOCIETY. 

Wednesday 1894 Tth  F(.'])ruaiy. 


CENTRAL  BOARD. 


Tuesday 180n 21st  Febniary. 

Tuesday "    21st  March. 


Tuesday , 

Tuesday,. 

Tuesday,. 

Tuesday... 

Tuesday.., 

Tuesday.., 

Thursday , 


.18th  April. 

.     "    IGth  May. 

,     "    lOth  iSepteniber, 

,     "     21st  NovemlxM-, 

,     "     r.lth  I)eceinl)er. 

1894 lOlh  .Tauuary. 

"    8tli  Felmiary. 


ii 


CLER(}Y   TRUST   COMMITTEE. 

Wednesday 189.^ 8lh  Fehruary. 

Wednesday "     19th  April 

Wednesday "    2ist  June. 

Wednesday "     20th  Sei)tem1)er, 

Wednesday "     20ili  December, 

Wednesday 1894 31st  .Tanuary. 

Wednesday "     Hth  February. 


DIOCESAN   BOARD. 


Wednesday 1893 loth  February. 

Wednesday "    17th  May. 

Wednesday "    IGth  August. 

Wednesday  "    ISth  November, 

Wednesday 1894 , 21st  February. 


L3 


ANNUAL  MEETING. 


The  annual  meetinii-  of  the  Church  Society  was  held  in 
the  Cathedral  Church  Hall,  on  Wednesday,  the  1st  of 
February,  at  two  P.  M. 

Present,  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Quebec  in  the  chair,  the  Very 
llev.  the  Dean  of  Quebec,  the  Ven.  Archdeacon  Roe,  the 
Revs.  Canon  Von  lilland,  L.  "W.  "Williams,  T.  A.  Williams, 
Messrs.  R.  Hamilton,  R.  H.  Smith,  C.  Judge,  H.  J.  Pratten, 
Edwin  Pope,  J.  Dunbar,  Q.  C,  Geo.  Lampson,  E.  J.  Hale, 
John  Hamilton,  G.  R.  White,  W.  H.  A.  Eckhardt,  Mrs.  John 
Hamilton,  Mrs.  Colin  vSewell,  Mrs,  Sharpies,  Miss  Mon- 
tizambert,  Miss  Dunn,  and  the  Rev.  A.  J.  Balfour,  acting- 
Secretary. 

After  prayers,  the  minutes  of  the  last  meeting  were  read 
and  confirmed.    • 

The  reports  of  the  Central  Board,  Diocesan  Board,  and 
Clergy  Trust  Committee  were  read,  adopted  and  ordered  to 
be  printed.  The  rejiort  from  the  St.  Francis  District  Asso- 
ciation was  also  read,  received  and  ordered  to  be  printed  in 
the  Annual  Report  of  the  Church  Society. 

Statements  of  the  accounts  of  the  Church  Society,  Diocesan 
Board,  Clergy  Trust  Fund,  Bishopric  Endowment  Fund, 
and  Local  Endowment  Funds,  were  presented,  adopted  and 
ordered  to  be  printed. 

Nineteen  new  members  were  elected,  the  Lord  Bishop  of 
the  Diocese  and  the  Rev.  T.  L.  Ball,  as  "  Life  Members." 

The  Vice-Presidents  were  re-elected. 


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"    i 


i»(  ; 


If:   i 


Tho  lollowinu'  uvntlomeu  vvero  thou  eloctod  to  serve  on 
tlie  Central  Board  :— Messrs.  C.  Judge,  W.  II.  Carter,  H.  J. 
Tratten,  II.  Campbell,  E  J'ope,  K  J.  Hale,  K.  U.  Dobell,  T' 
li.  Norris,  J.  C.  ]More,  (>.  It.  White,  Jchn  liurstall.  sr.,  T.  A. 
Youni,^  E.  II.  Wade,  W.  H.  A  ICekhardt,  Hermann  Young, 
E.  A.  Hoare,  H.  T.  Machin,  K.  Turner  and  J  Winlield. 

The  following  were  elected  m(>mbers  ol'  the  Diocesan 
Board  :— The  Very  Kev.  the  Dean,  Revs.  G.  H.  Parker, 
A.  J.  Balfour,  Messrs.  K.  Hamilion,  W.  H  Carter  and  C. 
J  udge. 

And  the  following  elected  meml)ers  of  the  Clergy  Trust 
Committee,  viz  : — The  Very  Rev.  the  Dean,  lu'vs.  T.  S. 
Chapman,  F.  Boyle,  Canon  Von  IHland,  Canon  Richardson, 
A.  J.  Balfour,  L.  W.  Williams,  and  Messrs.  R.  Hamilton, 
W.  G.  Wurtele,  C.  Judge,  E.  J.  Hale,  Geo.  Veasey,  R.  H. 
Smith  and  John  Hamilton. 

The  thanks  of  the  Society  were  then  given  to  the  Honorary 
Counsel,  the  Hon.  Geo.  Irvine,  Q.C.,  .lames  Dunbar,  Esq., 
Q.C.,  and  Geo.  Lampson,  Esq.,  and  also  to  the  Auditors,  for 
their  respective  services  during  the  past  year. 

The  following  amendmtmt  to  Article  XIII  of  the  By-Laws, 
agreed  to  for  the  lirst  time  at  the  last  annual  meeting,  was 
linally  adopted  : 

"  That  Article  XIII  be  amended  by  adding  after  the  word 
"Diocese,"  in  line  live  of  paragraph  live,  the  following: 
"and  the  ministrations  of  the  Church  in  the  poorer 
districts." 

The  following  alterations  were  then  read  for  the  lirst 
time  and  await  conlirmation  : 

That  Article  XIII  of  the  By-Laws  of  the  Church 
Society  be  amended  by  striking  out  th<'  following  words 
in  Section  C,  beginning  with  lirst  word  of  eleviMith  line  of 
of  said  section  :  "all  the  members  of  the  Board  l)eing  also 
members  of  the  Corporation  of  the  Church  Society,  one  half 
of  whom  in  each  order  shall  be  elected  by  the  Church 


I 


15 

Society,  and  the  other  halt'  by  the  Synod  of  the  Diocese, 
the  members  of  the  IJoard  to."  and  substituting-  the 
following  therefor  :  "  who  shall  be  elected,  one  half  of  each 
order  by  the  Church  Society  and  the  olher  half  by  the 
Synod  of  the  Diocese.  All  the  members  of  the  Board  shall 
be  members  of  the  Corporation  of  the  Church  Society ; 
and  the  eh'cted  members  shall." 

That  Article  Xlll  of  the  By-Laws  of  the  Church  Society 
be  amended  by  striking  out  the  following-  words  in  Section 
B,  lines  eleven  and  twelve,  page  fifty-three  :  "to  the 
extent  of  not  more  than  two-thirds  of  the  surplus  revenue," 
and  inserting  the  word  "surplus"  between  the  words 
'  the  "  and  "  revt^nue,  "  in  the  tenth  line. 

That  Article  IV  of  tht^  By-Laws  of  the  Church  So(>iety 
be  amended  by  striking  out  the  word  "  two"  in  the  lirsi 
line,  and  substituting  therefor  the  word  "  three  " 

A  resolution,  expressive  of  sincere  regret  at  the  enforced 
absence,  through  illiness,  of  the  Revd.  Canl^on  Richard- 
son.  Secretary  of  the  Church  Society ;  of  the  esteem  in 
which,  for  his  personal  character,  his  talents,  his  valuable 
services,  he  is  universally  held;  and  of  hope  for  his  speedy 
restoration  to  health  and  active  duty,  was  passed. ' 

The  meeting  was  then  closed  with  the  Benediction.     ' 


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45  VICT.,  CHAP.  80. 


All  Act   to  authorizi'  the  Church  Hocioty  of  the  Diocese  of 
Quebec,  to  coiifsolidate  cerluiu  Kndowinont  Funds. 


i    i 


M    ! 


[Assented  to  2'ith  May,  1882.] 

Preamble.  WiiKREAS  the  Chui'ch  Society  of  the  Diocese  of 
Quebec  has,  by  its  petition,  rei)resented  that  it  is 
in  charue  of  certain  endowment  funds  for  the  sup- 
port of  various  Parishes  and  Missions  within  ihe 
Diocese  of  Quebec,  and  has  prayed  that  th(»  said 
Church  kSociety  should  be  authorized  so  to  distri- 
bute any  losses  which  may  occur,  through  failure 
in  investments,  as  to  make  them  fall  i)roportionat(>- 
ly  over  the  whole  ot  such  endowments  held])y  the 
Society  ;  and  whereas  it  is  expedient  to  grant  the 
prayer  of  the  said  petitioners ;  Therefore,  Her  Ma- 
jesty, by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of  the 
Legislature  of  Quebec,  enacts  as  follows : 

1.  The  Church  Society  of  the  Diocese  of  Quebec 
is  authorized,  so  far,  to  consolidate  the  said  end<nv- 
ment  funds,  so  placed  and  hereafter  to  be  placed  in 
the  hands  of  tln^  said  society,  under  deeds  of  trust 
for  investment,  as  to  enable  the  said  Church  Society 
to  distribute  any  losses  that  may  occur  through 
failure  in  investments  proportionately  over  the 
whole. 

2.  The  said  consolidation  of  th(^  said  intrusted 
endowment  funds  shall  extend,  only  so  far  as  to 
enable  the  said  Church  Society  to  distribute  any 
losses  that  may  occur,  through  I'ailure  in  invest- 
ments proportionately  over  the  whole,  and  for  no 
other  purpose  whatsoever. 


Consoli- 
ilatioii  of 
eiidow- 
iiieiit 
\\\\u\i  of 
society  tor 
eertaiii 
imrposes. 


('oi)suli- 

(liitioii 

liiuiteil. 


NoTK.  -The  following  | lavishes  or  missions  ha\o  ayroed  to 
rhe  l)y  l;i\v  on  the  consolidation  of  endow  ineiits,  viz  : — 
Barfoi'u  and  Hereford,  Cape  Cove  and  Perce,  Cooksliire,  Dnds- 
\ve!l,  (iaspe  Basin,  Ireland  and  Sonth  Inverness,  Levis,  Mullciie, 
Inverness,  Iliviere-dn-Lou|),  lioiu'g  Lonis,  Kingsey,  Magog  ;ind 
(Jeorgevilk  Stansteatl,  Durham,  Leeds,  IJronipton  and  Windsor, 
Sandy  Beach,  Hatley.  Couticook,  INIelhonrne  and  Richmond, 
Frampton  East  and  West,  Compton,  St.  Sylvester,  Portneuf, 
Three  Rivers. 


i 


17 


ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE  CENTRAL  BOARD  FOR 

THE  YEAR  1S02. 


(Prosuntcd  t<.  the  Churcli  Society,  February  1st,  180r,.) 


vi/  :— 
Duds- 
alliaie, 

run  "^'"^ 
indsor, 
mutiul, 
ntneiif, 


Since  prcsonlino-  our  last  Annual  Report  to  th(3  Church 
Society,  three  events  of  great  importance  have  occurred, 
Avhich  ^vill  over  make  the  year  18i)2  a  memorable  one  in 
the  annals  of  the  Diocese  of  Quebec ;  we  need  hardly  say 
that  we  rel'^r,  lirst,  to  the  death  ol'  our  beloved  Bishop  in 
the  month  of  April  last,  then,  secondly,  to  the  choice  of  his 
successor,  in  the  month  olMune,  and,  lastly,  to  the  fact  that 
on  the  7th  day  of  July  last,  our  Church  Society  completed 
the  iii'tieth  year  of  its  existence. 

By  the  death  of  our  beloved  l>ishop  the  greatest  possible 
loss  has  beiallen  this  Diocese.  Though  not  the  originator 
of  the  Church  Society,  he  devoted  so  much  time,  thought, 
and  interest  to  its  welfare,  that  it  throve  apace  under  his 
administration  ;  as  was  happily  the  case  with  all  our  Church 
organizations. 

Bishop  Williams  not  only  watched  over  the  w^elfare  of 
the  Society,  but  ins])ired  others  with  somewhat  of  his  own 
energy  and  enthusiasm  ;  Clergy  and  Laity  alike  under  his 
example  and  guidance,  strove  to  promote  its  well  being,  and 
thus  are  we  enabled  to  shew  a  iinancial  condition  as  remark- 
able in  its  present  prosperity  as  it  is  encouraging  for  the 
future. 

However,  we  could  not  be  long  left  without  a  Chief 
Shepherd  to  watch  over  the  spiritual  afliiirs  of  the  Diocese  ; 
and  so  in  the  month  of  June,  at  a  meeting  of  the  Synod, 
specially  summoned  for  the  purpose,  we  were  called  upon 
to  elect  his  successor,  when,  by  the  blessing  and  guidance 
of  the  Holy  Spirit,  the  Reverend  Andrew  Hunter  Dunn, 
Vicar  of  All  Saints,  South  Acton,  England,  was  unanimously 
chosen  lor  that  very  arduous  and  responsible  position ;  and 
was  consecrated  in' Christ  Church  Cathedral,  Montreal,  on 
Sunday,  18th  September,  1802,  during  the  session  of  the 
Provineial  Synod. 

Then,  as  we  have  already  stated,  on  the  7th  day  of  July 
in  the  same  year,  our  Church  Society,  a  society  w^hich  has 


18 


n  I 


done  so  much  in  our  Diocrso,  complotod  Ihe  aOtli  year  ol'its 
existence  ;  and  when  we  bear  in  mind  its  conii)arativo 
small  beiiinning,  in  tlie  year  1842  ;  review^  the  steady  and 
solid  work  which,  since  then,  it  has  been  instrumental  in 
accomplishing-;  and  now  see  the  great  power  and  usel'ul- 
ness  which  it  wields  in  the  Master's  cause,  we  have  indeed 
reason  to  thank  God  and  courageously  i)ress  I'orward  to  yet 
wider  and  nobler  ends. 

On  comparing  the  receipts  of  the  year  1802,  with  tin; 
year  1891,  we  regret  to  have  to  record  a  sliglit  decrease,  as 
will  be  seen  by  the  Ibllowing  statement : — 


'  I 


1891. 


ISlP;.'.         I   llKMTilrfC.       IhH'ICilSC. 


'! 


IfM 


GLMienil  Fund Sl,r.<)()  .01  Sl,<!t;7  72 

Mission  Fnnil  i    :\,m)  2i>  ;;,;;i7  SI 

Pension  Fiinil l,i<H'J  1!»  I, mm  ().< 

Widows'  iind  Uiplnins' Fund  :       is.s  .'Ki  270  tM 

Education  of  idiildiun  oi  Ciciirv 


S    22  70 
1(12  A-i 


.•JN,")  :;ii 


!.^7,tiJ:5  o5 


■jl)0 


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1 1  I   .s,> 


S7,(;2:i  i'l;    s  I •■•7  20 


Xet  J''(.'!eii;L' 


^  '2\t\  7'J 
1117  2(1 


;»  ;V.) 


GENERAL    FUND. 

{To  aid  in  the  erection  of  Clua'ches  and  Pars:>na<i^e>i,  in  the 
s//j)port  of  Schoo/s  ;  in  the  promotion  of  Loral  Endoir- 
ments  ;  in  the  Eduration  of  the  rhi/dren  of  the  Clerd//  ; 
and  for  the  general  expenses  of  the  management  <f  the 
Society.) 

During  the  past  year,  the  ibllowing  sums  have  been  paid 
from  this  fund  : 

$400,00  outhts  for  4  clergymen. 
$100.00  towards  a  new  Church  at  Malbaie. 
$100.00  towards  a  new  Parsonage  at  Sandy  Eeach. 
$100.00  towards  a  new  Parsonage  at  Windsor  Mills. 
$5U. 85  to  the  fund  for  the  Education  of  the  children   of 
the  Clergy. 


10 

And  tho  following gvaiiis,  whir !i  hud  already  l)e(ni  made, 
but  which  had  lap.sed  owing  to  their  not  having  been 
claimed  within  12  months,  have  been  renewed,  and  are  now 
waiting  to  be  paid,  vi/  : — 

$100.00  towards  a  Parsonage  House  at  Fitch  Bay. 
$100.00    towards  a  new    ('hurch    at   llopetown,    in  the 
parish  of  New  Carlisle. 

MISSION  FUND. 

{For  the  paijmenl  of  /he  Sfijwfi'ls  of  3I/s>ifonan'i'.^,  in  roiniertion 
unlh  the  Annual  Griiiit  from  tlie  Socicf//  for  the  Propaiia- 
tion  of  I  he  Gospel  in  forr./g-n  /nir/s  :  Assessments  from  the 
Rural  Congreg'aUons :  A  <>;rant  from  the  Cleru,!/  Trust 
Fund,  and  the  interest  (f  the'  Invested  Ca/)it<d  of  the  Mission 
Fund,  administered  by  the  Diocesan  Board.) 

This  l<\ind,  w^e  are  sorry  to  say,  sliows  a  decrease  from  the 
amount  subscri})ed  last  year  ol"  s;l(i2.44.  This  ought  not 
to  be.  Such  an  important  Fund  as  this  should  recei-'e  the 
Avarm  sui>port  of  evi'ry  Church  meml-'jsr  in  the  Diocese,  and 
should  never  be  allowed  to  fall  buck. 

The  report  of  tlu^  Diocesan  Board  will  furnish  a  full 
account  of  the  Missionary  lal)ours  of  the  Society. 

PENSION  FUND. 


the 


paid 


u   of 


{For  the  support  of  aged  and  infirm  Clergymen) 

Six  Clergymen,  after  many  years  of  faithful  hard  w^ork  in 
this  Diocese,  are  now  receivinu-  th(nr  well  earned  pensions 
from  this  Fund,  amountinuin  tiie  agu'regute  to  !^2,510. 

This  Fund,  we  may  remark,  owes  its  lormation,  under  God, 
to  the  wisdom  and  foresight  of  our  late  beloved  Bishop  ;  and 
was  established  in  commemoration  of  the  251  h  anniversary 
of  the  Church  Society,  as  a  thank-olfering  to  Almighty  Grod 
for  his  abundant  blessings  u[)on  this  Society  during  the  iirst 
25  years  of  its  existence.  This  one  fact,  if  nothing  else, 
should  serve  to  ]K;rpetuate  the  memory  of  Bishop  Williams 
in  the  Diocese  of  Quebec,  so  lonu'  as  there  remains  a  recipient 
of  a  pension  from  this  F'und. 

We  are  sorry  to  notice  a  decrease  in  the  amount  sub- 
scribed to  this  important  Fund  for  this  year  of  $31.42,  as 
compared  with  the  previous  year. 


20 


h 


ii 


\y ! 


widows'  and  orphans'  fund. 

Aiinuitios  to  tli.'  amount  oC  $2,081.25  havo  Iuvmi  paid 
clurini'-  tho  past  year  lo  ton  widows  and  oii^lit  chiidivn  of 
ClergyiritMi,  who.al  the  time  ol' their  doceaso,  worocoiiiiocted 
with  this  Dioce.se. 

Olio,  hitherto  an  annuitant  to  [ho  extent  ol'STo  per  annum, 
through  coming"  oi'  age,  is  no  longer  a  claimant. 

Tlie  widow  of  the  Kev.  U.  Cr.  Ward,  who  relinquislied  lier 
pension  in  the  monlii  of  October,  l<St»(),  has  again  been 
placed  on  the  list  of  annuitants  from  this  Fund. 

We  are  ^lad  to  be  able  lo  state  that  the  pensions  paid  to 
widows  of  the  clergy  of  this  Diocese  have  since  January  1st, 
18J)2,  been  raised  from  tiiree  to  four  hundred  dollars  per 
annum. 

The  followinu'  Clergymen  have  made  the  re(|uir(Ml  number 
of  payments  to  this  Fund,  in  accordance  with  artich'  14  of 
the  By-Laws : 

Reverends  ^Messrs.  Smith,  Lyster,  Ker,  Archdeacon  Uoe, 
Kemp,  Von  Tllland,  Burrage,  Washer,  Thompson,  Foster, 
Hep])urn,  Richardson,  ]3oyle,  Allnatt,  Sykes,  T.  L.  Ball, 
Blaylock,  Richmond,  Chapman,  Harding,  Stevens,  Thorne- 
loe,  Wurtele,  Scarth  and  Petry. 

The  ibllowingare  in  course  of  completing  their  payments  : 

Reverends  Messrs.  l^'les,  Riopel,  Stuart,  Adams,  Forsyth, 
Faulconer,  Walters,  Fuller,  Robertson,  Husband,  Adcoek, 
Balfour,  Rothera,  Weary,  Hebbage,  Murray,  Cox,  Larivicre, 
Scott,  Horner,  Dickson,  Wright,  Brooke,  Brooks,  \l.  J. 
Fothergill  and  T.  A.  Williams.' 


i 


'!t  i 


EDUCATION     FUND. 

Your  Board  begs  to  acknowledge  again  with  deep  grat- 
itude the  annual  grant  of  eighty  pounds  steiling  for  the 
cause  of  Education  in  this  Dioceses  from  that  I'aithful 
handmaid  of  the  Church,  and  the  tried  friend  of  this 
Diocese,  the  Colonial  and  Continental  Church  and  School 
Society. 


21 

Tlio  loUowiiig'  T«'i!ch«'rs  ;uul  Schools  havo  roceivod  aid  IVom 
this  Fund  during  ihv  past  year. 


NaMK    (IK   SrlUlDL. 


TlCAllIKIt. 


I'oiiiu^  f,()iiis  N'o.  1  . 
lliMir^-  l.diiis  No.  2 
lion  ^i  Lniiis  Si).  ;t. 


Miss  .Murj^iiri't  Proctor 
.Miss  (JiitliniiR'  I'roetor 
.Mrs.  II.  I'vIl- .. 


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Miss  I'iiiiiiit'i'soii 
Miss  K.  LcCiiU 


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!^.iii(ly  Di'iuli ...  Miss  A.  .M.    Hull  ... 

Vork  UiviT .Mrs.  L.  'I'lioiiipsoii, 

lluliliiiiii.'Kl Miss  Lininriu'do 


Stiiiistcaij. 


Mrs.  W'iiidroiii 


Miss(;il 


more 


Kust  Fniiiiptoii Aliss  M.    IIm;;Iii'S 

West  Friuiiiitdii 


I> 


tlU'llf 


.Miss  .Vcllic  ilii^'hcs 
Miss  Wouij 


Miss  iliiuiinoiKl.. 
.Miss  Tlioiniisoii 


Miirblctoii  ;  Miss  I'iiilliiis 

L.'ilii'iulor. 


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From  fho  n't  urns  made  by  iW  Teachers,  and  by  the 
several  Clergymen  in  whose  Mi.s.sions  these  f^chools  are 
situated,  we  gatiier  that  the  grants  are  much  appreciated, 
and  that  a  great  good  is  being  done  by  their  means  for 
the  cause  of  the  Church  in  the  Diocese. 


EDUCATION   OF  THE   CHILDREN   OF   THE   CLERGY. 


grat- 

'  the 

thful 

this 

School 


The  subscriptions  shew  an  increase  of  $115  over  those  of 
the  i)revious  year.  This,  we  are  bound  to  say,  comes  entirely 
from  the  CMty  of  Quebec,  the  amount  received  from  the 
whole  of  the  (^ountry  Missions,  for  this  F'und,  being  only 
$8.10.  Surely  there  must  be  great  fault  somewhere  to 
account  for  such  a  mea2:ro  result. 

Grants  to  the  amount  of  $500  have  been  made  during 
the  past  year  from  this  Fund,  towards  the  Education  of 
Children  of  six  Clergymen  in  this  Diocese.  Our  warmest 
thanks  are  again  due  to  Mr.  Robert  Hamilton,  for  his  very 
generous  donation  of  $280  towards  this  object. 


22 

LKdACIKS. 

Duviiijv  the  pasi  your  th."  sum  ofiftoOi  ]v\s  l)ooii  iveiMv^d 
oil  jiccouiit  oltho  ^iauoi'  Loga.y  lor  the  Ma^oo-  Kudowm.-ul 
l^'uiul. 

DKroSITOIIY. 


\i     \ 


{foi'  the  sale  of  Bibh's,  Prni;rr  Hno/iK,  fTi/nm  B()o/,'s,   Sumhifi- 
School  Hooka,  an<l  of/wr  fiscl/il  and  indnuUve  piibliralmna.) 


OOMPAUVVTIVH  ST.VTF.MI-:\T  OF  S.VIiE.S,  1801  AND  1<S'J2 


I  . 


ISDl. 


8.-.  r.ii.i(s 

Ill  Ti'siiunciits   ... 

IS2  I'liiycr  l!iM)k:<.. 

.";;(■>  llyiim  r)(i(il\s  .. 

.Ml  .Misccllnnc(iu:^ 

II I  Ahniiiiiu'ks  ...- 

132  Cards 

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I'j  'rt'siiiiiiciit.s 

::(ili  I'liiycr  Knuks  , 

;;ii|  llyi'iiii   Hooks  

,>r.l  .MisiMJlMIH'OllS. 

;;iiSI  .Miiiaiiacks 

2sl  (,'a:ils 


.>i;;,2s  L'7      :.:ii  i 


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Free  Granh,  lo  he  paid  for  bfj  (he  Church  Sorielf/. 

KW  Prayer  Hooks I?l."'  ()0 

S7,')  Cutci'liisins  1;')  27 

2:'.ll   Tiai'ts  lli  CO 

Postaiif  oil   aliovc 2  II 


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The  best  and  warmost  thanks  of  I  ho  Church  i^oriety  are 
duo  lo  the  Honorary  Socroiary-Troa.suivr  of  tho  Dopository, 
the  Revd.  A.  J.  IJalfour,  lor  his  ready  and  elhoieiit  help  in 
the  charg-o  of  th(^  Depository. 


OIJITUAKV 


On  the  20th  day  of  Apnl,  1802,  the  Right  Reverend  J.  W. 
AYilliams,  fourth  Ui.shop  of  Quebec,  after  an  Episcopate  of 


w. 


23 

n<»arly  I  wont  y-ninf  years,  on hM'od  inlo  liis  n\st.  Ol'liiiii  it  can 
l)('  truly  siiitl  ihiit  his  works  do  Inllovv  him.  1I««  has  h'lt  a 
murk  upon  tho  Diocese  wliicli  is  never  likely  to  bo  ellaced. 

Tliouyli  our  popuhitioM  is  sparse  and  our  peoi)h>  not 
wcidthy,  the  liiian(;ial  condition  of  the  Diocese  can  compare 
fnvourahly  with  that  of  hiruer  and  more  wealtliy  Dioceses. 
Tile  l)an(l  ol'eaniest  hiymen,  wlio  have  devoted  tlieir  attention 
to  the  various  I'unds  of  t!ie  Church  Society,  have  contributed, 
by  their  llnaiicial  knowledge  and  business  capac^ity,  in  no 
sliiiht  degreo  to  this  ]iai)py  static  ot  things.  It  was  the  lat«> 
liishoji's  good  fortune  to  secure  such  valuable  coadjutors  ; 
and  all  tliese,  from  Iheir  nn])ounded  respect  for  his  person 
and  oUice,  esteemed  it  a  i)rivilege  to  work  with  and  under 
him 

We  hiive  also  to  record  witli  much  regret  tlie  death  of 
the  Honourable  (^ol.  AVm.  Rhodes,  a  Life  ^Ieml)er,  and  a 
warm  friend  of  the  ,Miarch  Societv,  who  was  called  to  his 
rest  in  the  early  part  of  the  year. 

THE   ASS()(;iATIOX   OF   ("IlUIiCII    IIELPEKS. 

Our  best  thanks  are  due  to  onr  friends  of  the  Church 
Help(»rs'  Associntion,  for  their  successful  exertions  on  behalf 
of  the  Church  Society,  by  which  is  shoAvn  an  increased 
colli ribution  to  its  I'^inds  of  more  than  ^300  as  compared 
with  the  previous  year.  No  doubt,  as  this  Association  becomes 
better  known,  even  greater  results  may  be  looked  for  in  the 
future. 

Their  exiunple  should  stir  up  thi^  Country  Districts  to 
greater  exertion  ;  for,  if  even  the  same  ellbrts  had  been  made 
by  them  this  yinir  as  in  the  past,  instead  of  a  deiiciency  of 
about  twenty  dollars,  there  ^vould  have  been  an  increase  of 
ov«M-  three  hundred  dollars  in  the  Society's  income  lor  the 
current  year.  Is  it  too  much  to  hope  that  at  the  end  of 
another  year  there  will  be  a  better  state  of  things  to  report; 
tor  it  must  be  remembered  that  if  the  revenue  of  the  Society 
diminishes,  it  is  not  the  City  that  will  suiter,  but  the  Church 
in  the  Country  Districts. 

IJISIIOP  WILLIAMS'  AIEMOUI  V      MISSION  FUND. 

Immediately  after  the  death  of  our  late  beloved  Bishop, 
the  question  was  mooted  of  raising  a  w^orthy  memorial  of 
one  so  respected  throughout  the  Diocese. 


24 


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1 


The  subjoct  was  considoretl  at  the  meeting  of  the  ^ynod, 
in  Juno.  In  the  monih  of  October  a  pubUc  mi'etiiig  Avas 
held  in  Quebec,  presided  over  by  our  present  Diocesan,  to 
consider  what  would  l)e  tlie  best  form  of  memorial,  one 
that  would  be  of  permanent  use  in  the  Diocese,  and  keep 
the  Bishop's  memory  ever  before  us  ;  when  it  was  decided  to 
.  raise  a  sum  of  money,  twenty-live  thousand  dollars  at  the 
very  least,  the  interest  of  which  should  g"o  towards  the 
maintenance  and  extension  of  the  Church's  missionary  work 
which  he  had  so  much  at  li«>art.  One  thing  perliaps  more 
than  another  that  suggested  the  memorial  taking  this  form, 
was  the  fact  that  the  late  l>ishop  himself  strongly  felt  the 
necessity  for  such  a  Fund;  iri  order  to  meet  the  reduction  and 
final  withdrawal  of  the  grant  which  we  receive  from  the 
Venerable  iSociety  for  the  l'roi)aLiation  of  the  G(>si)el  in 
Foreign  Parts,  and  also  because  he  saw  the  ]iecessity  of 
employing  more  men  in  the  Diocese,  if  ejir  missionary  work 
was  to  be  maintained  and  extended. 

AVe  are  glad  to  be  able  to  report  that  the  sum  of  nearly 
twenty  thousand  dollars  has  already  been  sul)scril)ed,  and 
good  hopes  are  now  entertained  that  the  Memorial  Fund 
will  reach  thirty  thousand  dollars  before  it  is  finalh'  closed. 
The  Venerable  Archdeacon  Ivoe  has  offered  to  visit  any 
Parish  or  Mission  to  which  he  may  be  invited  and  fully  ex- 
plain  the  object  of  the  Fund.  We  would  strongly  jidvise 
Clergymen  who  have  not  done  so,  to  avail  themselves  of  the 
Archdeacon's  oiler,  as  there  should  be  no  Church  family  in 
any  Parish  or  Mission  to  which  the  opportunity  has  not 
been  given  of  contributing  to  so  worthy  an  object. 

NEW  MEMBEIIS. 

At  our  last  annual  meeting,  one  hundred  and  thirty-seviMi 
fresh   names  Avere  added  to   the  list  of  members  of  iho 
Chiirch  Society. 
The  whole  of  which  is  respectfully  submttted. 
Quebec,  1st  February,  181t3. 

A.  H.  Quebec, 

Chairman. 
Thomas  Riciiaudson, 
Secretary. 


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ABSTRACT  OF  niOCEEDINGS   01'    THE   CENTRAL 

BOARD  DURING  1802. 


January  19th. — Annual  Report  cousidorod  and  adopted. 
Letter  from  Edward  Rawlings,  Esq.,  Manag-ing-  Director  of 
Guarantee  Co.  of  N.  A.,  in  re :  basis  of  agreement.  Reso- 
lution re  :  balance  of  "Wilberforco  Memorial  Fund.  Report 
of  Depository  Committee.  Discount  to  Clergy  on  cash  pay- 
ments only.  Grant  of  ^100  toward  Depository  asked  for. 
Its  consideration  deferred.  Recommendation  of  Vice-Pre- 
sidents and  Members  of  Central  Board,  to  be  elected  at 
Annual  Meeting.  Increase  of  Annuity  to  Widows  of  Clergy- 
men, S-IOO.  Orphans  (limited  number),  |oO.  Ratiiied  by 
Bishop. 

February,  4th. — Election  of  Auditors,  Finance,  Educa- 
tion and  Depository,  Land  and  Investment  Committees. 
Days  of  meetings  Jixed.  Committee  on  Clerical  Reports. 
Certilicates  of  Pension  and  W.  and  0.  Fund  from  Rev. 
Henry  Wright.  Letter  from  Hugh  Wilson,  Esq..  re  :  grant 
to  teacher  at  West  Frampton.  Letter  from  Rev.  F.  B(>yle 
on  same.  Secretary's  instructed  reply.  Letter  from  Rev. 
J.  C.  Cox  re  :  grant  to  Parsonage  at  Windsor  Mills.  E.  J. 
Meredith,  Esq.,  appointed  Notary  of  Church  Society,  and 
by  the  Bishop  appointed  Registrar. 

February  IGth.— Letter  from  E.  J.  Meredith,  Esq., 
accepting  office  of  Notary  of  Church  Society.  Opinion  of 
Honorary  Counsel  re :  investing  Church  Funds  in  Upper 
Canada, — unfavourable ;  and  a  like  opinion,  re  :  sale  of 
property  in  Frampton  donated  by  Mr.  E.  Smith.  Question 
of  mortgage  on  land  in  Valcartier  referred  to  Land  Com- 
mittee. Report  of  Secretary  of  Depository,  Reduced  scale 
of  prices,  sanctioned.  Application  for  $  100  not  acceded  to 
but  all  grants  made,  to  be  paid  for  by  Church  Society. 


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"March  22iu1. — Report  of  Connnitioo  oppoiiiled  to  mnke 
arrangrmoiils  for  Jubilee  celobriition  of  Church  Society. 
Sp^'cial  Services,  ]>ishop  of  Niagara  the  preacher.  Historical 
Sketch  of  Church  Society,  during  the  half  century,  prepared 
by  the  Archdeacon,  to  be  printed  and  circulated  with  Annual 
Reports.     Thanks  to  the  Archdeacon  for  this  work. 

Aprtl  10th. — Resolution  of  Sympathy  with  Rishop  Wil- 
liams in  his  illness.  Mortgage  on  land  in  Frampton  to  be 
removed  on  receipt  of  i$  150.00  from  Francis  Lehouillier. 
Report  ol'  Land  Committee,  conditions  on  which  the  Church 
Society  would  take  back  the  Yalcartier  Glebe,  sold  to 
McBain,  but  covered  by  mortgage.  Colonial  and  Conti- 
nental Church  and  School  Grant  renewed. 

May  17th. — Resolution  expressing  th(»  deep  and  mourn- 
ful sense  of  the  serious  and  heavy  loss  which  has  befallen 
the  Church  through  the  death  of  Bishop  Williams.  Report 
of  Education  Committee,  grants  to  Schools  for  1892.  Report 
of  Finance  (*ommittee,  u'rants  to  several  Clergymen  in  aid 
of  the  Education  of  their  children.  $100  towards  I'arsonage 
at  Windsor  Mills.  Application  for  out  lit  grant,  from  Rev. 
G.  G.  Nicolls.  Bishop's  stipend  to  be  paid  to  end  of  quarter. 
Mr.  McBain  to  retain  the  \'alcartier  Glebe  J  and  purchased 
from  the  Society  and  pay  ')  p.  c.  on  Principal. 

]\[ay  25th. —Special  Meeting.  Report  of  Finance  Com- 
mittee, allotting  gi-ants  in  aid  of  tlie  Education  of 
children  of  the  Clergy  — to  ])(^  referred  back  to  said  Com- 
mittee— because  based  on  incomplete  information. 

June  1st. — IJeport  of  iMnanre  Committee,  on  o-vaiils 
for  Edueation  of  children  of  Clergy,  adopted. 

SeptExMBEII  20th.— L(>tter  from  :\lrs.  Williams,  gratefully 
acknowledging  the  Episcopal  Stipend  for  the  Quarter. 
Letter  from  Rev.  L.  W.  Williams,  acknowledging  Resolution 
ofSymi>athy.     Letter   from  Rev.  J.  C.    Cox,   thanking  the 


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Board  for  rone  wing  the  grant  of  WO  towards  his  Parsonag'o. 
Letters  from  Revs.  J.  Kothera  and  T.  Bhiylock,  and  from 
Mrs.  Yial,  thanking  the  Board  for  its  educational  aid  in 
behalf  of  their  respective  children.  E,ep>)rts  of  Finance 
Committee  on  Mr.  Fauleoner's  letter  regarding  Pension  to 
Mrs.  Ward.  Pension  to  he  granted.  $50  towards  new 
Church  at  Beattie's  Settlement,  per  Kev.  J.  Rothera.  Appli- 
cations for  Educational  aid  from  Rev.  W.  Gr.  Lyster  for  his 
son,  and  from  Rev.  J.  B.  Debbage  for  his  daughter.  Funds 
Exhausted.  $100  to  Rev.  C.  H.  Brooks,  for  outfit.  Appli''  'tion 
from  Rev.  II.  C.  Stuavt,  for  grant  towards  new  Church  and 
School  at  Radnor  Forges.  Consideration  deferred.  Report 
of  Education  Committee.  Grants  to  Schools  at  Labrador, 
Magdalen  Islands,  Cape  Cove,  West  Frampton,  Marbleton, 
Bourg  Louis  No.  3.  Letter  from  Mrs.  Jenkins,  asking  to 
have  Pension  allowance  transferred  from  a  son  to  a  daughter. 
C  ranted. 

November  15th. — Resolution  of  welcome  to  new^  Bishop. 
Letter  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  Jenkins.     Alike  one  from  Mrs. 
Ward,  of  Lower  Ireland,  for  renewal  of  Pension.     Revs.  C. 
H.  Brooks  and  H.  A.  Brook(%  duly   qualified  to  participate 
in  benefits  of   Pension   and  W.  and  O.  Funds.     AV.  and  O. 
Cerlilicate    from    Rev.   R.    J.   Fothergill,  defective.      Con- 
sideration  deferred.     Report   of  Finance  Committee.     Ap- 
plication from  Rev.  E.  W.  Weary,    for    aid   towards  a  new 
Church,  defective  ;  consideration  dr'fernxl.    Outfits  of  $100 
each  to    Jievs.    G.  (r.    NicoUs,  G.  J.  Sutherland  and  II.  A. 
Brooke.     A])plication  from   Rev.  G.  G.  NicoUs,  for  leave  to 
pay  arrears  on  W.  and  O.  I'und,  and  thus  save  consequences 
of  lapse  ;  Ibrbidden  l)y   By-Law.     Grant   to  Parsonage  at 
Fitch  Bay  renewed.     Letter   from   Archdeacon    Roe,  with 
list  of  Congregations  that  respoiuled  to    appeal  in  l)ehalf  of 
Diocese  of  Newfoundland,  enfeebled   by  great  lire  at   St. 
John,  ij;!, 548. 01  sent.     List  to  be  printed.  Report  of  Educa- 
tion  Committee.     Leiter    from    R(!v.   W.    G,   Lyster,   re: 
teacher  ol*  School  ai  Cape  Cove  No.  1.     Grant  to  Cape  Cove 


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No.  2.  (rrant  to  School  at  East  Framptoii.  Approval  of 
Miss  Gilmore  for  Stanstead,  of  Mrs.  L.  Thompson  for 
Sandy  Beach,  and  of  Miss  Louisa  Thompson  for  Portncuf. 
Report  of  W.  and  0.  Fund.  List  of  Clergymen  who  have 
completed  their  payments  and  of  those  in  course  of  com- 
pleting. Clergymen  to  be  reminded  that  their  subscriptions 
to  W.  and  0.  Fund  are  due  on  1st  of  May  in  each  year, 
failing  this,  they  may  become  disqualified  and  be  required 
to  begin  anew,  liules  regulating  the  management  of  the 
Society's  Funds. 

December  20th. — Letter  from  Canon  Thorneloe,  re: 
Rev.  R.  J.  Fothergill's  W.  and  0.  certificate.  Fresh  cer- 
tilicate  from  Dr.  Austin,  of  Sherbrooke.  Mr.  Fothergill 
admitted  to  participate.  Rev.  T.  A.  Williams  qualiiied  to 
participate  in  Pension  and  AY.  and  O.  Funds.  Application 
from  Rev.  E,  B.  Husband,  for  renewal  of  grant  to  Church 
in  Hopetown  ;  referred  to  Finance  Committee.  Letter  from 
Rev.  Josiah  Ball,  re  :  School  aided  by  Society  in  Magdalen 
Islands  ;  referred  to  Education  Committee.  Report  from 
Treasurer  of  Church  Society,  adopted.  Changes  in  method 
of  presenting  Financial  Report,  suggested  by  Treasurer  ; 
referred  to  a  committee ;  to  be  adopted  if  approved  of.  Seal 
of  the  Church  Society  to  be  renewed. 


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EEPORT  OF  THE  DIOOESAN  BOARD  OF  MISSIONS 

TO   THE 

Diocesan  Church  Society   for  the  year  1892. 


The  following-  is  the  abstract  of  the  revonul?  account  of 
the  Diocesan  Board  for  the  year  ended  Dec.  31st,  1892  :— 


Dk. 

To  Stipends ft21,0S4  fa 

"    Petidions ()4;5  ;52 

"   Special  .Missionurv  Work.  l,:!.il  IH) 

"    Cinuits  for  Viii'iUiun  Fund  210  0(1 

"    (JeiRTiil  i'lxpeiises  21.')  78 

"   Special  iOxpeiises 22  50 

'■    Balance 1,4U  19 


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By  Balance  from  1891 8  2,79,T  49 

"   Asseris-ments  received 10,2()G  ;>'.• 

"   S.  P.  Cr.  Grant  for  18;t2...     0,327  H4 

"   S.  P.  G.     "       Pensions..        242  i;{ 

"   Mission  Fund  4,747  Ol 

»'    Clerjry  Trust  Fund 4,500  00 

"    Vacation  Fund  donation.  75  15 

'"   ititerost  on  depo.'^its 4o  ;!2 

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A  comparision  of  the  above  with  the  statement  for  the 
previous  year  shows  an  increase  of  over  |1,200  in  the 
amount  paid  for  stipends,  and  over  |300  for  special  mis- 
sionary work,  both  items  indicating  a  fuller  occupancy  of 
the  lield  of  labour;  but,  in  order  to  meet  this  increased 
expenditure,  your  Board  has  been  obliged  to  draw  upon  the 
surplus  revenue  of  the  Clergy  Trust  Fund  for  the  full 
amount  allowed  by  the  By-law,  and  at  the  same  time  wit- 
ness a  reduction  of  over  $1,350  in  the  balance  on  hand  at 
the  close  of  1891.  In  other  words,  this  means  that  the 
Board's  expenditure  has  exceeded  its  revenue  from  all 
sources  by  over  $1,350.  At  the  present  rate  of  expenditure, 
the  balance,  now  standing  at  $1,441.19,  will  have  disap- 
peared by  the  end  of  1893,  and  the  prospect  of  an  actual 
deficit  in  1894  wdll  have  to  be  faced. 

And  the  outlook  here  presented  acquires  a  darker  hue  in 
view  of  the  withdrawal  of  the  grant  from  the  S.  P.  G.,  which 
cannot  be  continued  to  the  Diocese  for  more  than  a  few 
years  on  a  rapidly  diminishing  scale.  The  Society  did  not 
reduce  the  grant  for  1893  only  in  consequence  of  the  death 
of  the  late  Bishop,  but  has  clearly  intimated  its  intention  of 
doing  so  in  1894. 


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111  conveying  to  the  Archdeacon  the  Society's  decision, 
lor  the  reason  slated,  not  to  reduce  the  grant  I'or  lSt>-'i,  tiie 
Secretary  at  the  same  time  expressed  the  desire  ol'  tlie 
S.  P.  G-  i'or  some  proposal  on  the  part  of  the  Diocese  by 
which  the  "  Society's  grant  could  be  relincjuishcd  at  an 
early  date." 

Your  Board,  after  long'  and  careful  consideration,  rerom- 
mends  the  following  scheme  of  reduction  to  be  submitted 
by  the  Bishop  : 

I.  That  the  Society  be  requested  to  continue  thi'  grants 

of  Jl'loO  and  ..t*.")0  for  the  Missionary  on  the  Lai)i-a(l()r 
Coast  and  for  the  Chai)lain  to  the  Hosi)ital  forser^Mces 
to  sailors,  res})ectively, — the  latter  to  cease  when  the 
ollice  next  become  vacant. 

II.  That  the  balance  of  the   grant,   XOOO,  hi   reduced  as 

follows,  viz  : 

That  the  grant  be  €700  for  the  years  1804  and   180.5; 

t'oOO  for  the  years  ISOO  and  1807,  and  jL-IOO    for  the 

years  1808  and  1800,  after  which  tiic  grant  is  to  cease. 

Your   Board  <'annot   of  course  aliirm   that  this  pro})osal 

will  be  accepted  by  the  S.  1'.  Cr,  The  urgent  claims  jiiessing 

upon  the  Society  for  an  extension  of  their  work  in  the  more 

purely  missionary  field  among  the  heathen  may  di-mand  a 

more  speedy  withdrawal  of  the  aid  so  long  contributed  to 

old  Colonial  Dioceses;  Imt  tlie  existence  of  a  stroiig  feeling 

in  the  minds  of  many  churelimen  in  the  Diocese  iri   favour 

of  an  early  relinquishment  of  all  further  assistance  on   the 

the  one  hand,  and  the  pressure  oi  our   own   obligations  on 

the  other,  have  indicated   the   necessity  of  some  schtnne  of 

reduction  that  seemed  to  reconcile  the  interests  of  the  work 

in  the  Diocese  with  the  views  oi  the  Societv. 

Whether  the  Society  accept  this  proposal  or  not,  the 
situation  is  sulUciently  grave,  and  your  l>oard  woukl 
earnestly  dr^w  the  attention  of  members  of  the  Church  in 
the  Diocese  to  the  need  ot  additional  and  special  elforts 
from  every  quarter  to  prepare  for  the  crisis  at  haiul  and 
endeavour  to  avert  the  danger  of  having  to  withdraw  our 
hands  from  missionary  work  which  has  strong  claims 
upon  us. 

Among  the  direct  means  by  whieh  help  ought  to  be 
rendered,  the  following  may  be  suggested  : — 


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1.  7A<;  spciu/t/  cowpleUnn  of  the  BisJio/)  Wil/iams  Mcmo' 
rial  Mission  in  ml,  as  origina/l//  ronlcni/i/aled,  and  Us  aii^i;- 
mentation.  —  It  now  reaches  over  !&20,000,  so  that  the 
iiiiniinum  sum  named— •|2i3, 000 — may  be  looked  upon  as 
assured  ;  and  to  expect  tliat  the  iinal  returns  will  exceed 
that  amount  by  several  thousands  is  surely  justiUed  l)y  the 
verv  gratil'yinii'  results  which  have  thus  lar  Ibllowed  the 
appeal  on  behalf  ol"  this  Fund. 

2.  Additionnnl  wljscriplions  and  /arger  oj/'crlories  for  the 
Mission  Fund. — This  is  almost  the  only  source  ol'  income 
capable  ol' any  degree  of  expansion,  and  the  Fund  of  the 
Church  So'^iety  which  ministers  to  the  most  important 
needs  of  the  Dioces;'.  Contributions  have  shown  no  material 
increase  for  some  years  past.  Its  speeial  imi)ortance  and 
necessity  to  the  missionary  work  of  tiie  Diorese  at  the 
present  time,  it  is  hop;'d,  will  l)e  more  fully  recognized. 

3.  Assessments. — Whilst  your  Board  cannot  count  upon 
any  very  large  addition  to  its  income  from  this  source  ibr 
some  time  to  come,  some  increase  niay  reasonably  be  ex- 
pected, gradually  rising  as  some  of  the  newer  Missions 
grow  stronger.  When  it  is  considered  that  the  aggregate 
assessment  of  eight  among  the  more  recently  established 
Missions  amounts  to  only  i§l,oi3o,  or  less  than  an  average  of 
$200  each,  the  dili'erence  between  tins  point  and  self-support 
surely  suggests  the  expectation  of  improvement. 

Your  Board  has  ol)served  on  the  other  hand  that  in  cer- 
tain cases  where  numbers  have  })een  reduced  by  deaths  or 
removals,  congregations  expect  a  proportionate  reduction 
of  assessments,  and  the  i)lea,  when  justiiied,  has  been  ad- 
mitted. In  future,  it  is  plain,  the  iinancial  dilliculties  to 
which  reference  has  been  made,  will  render  it  impossible 
to  concede  any  reduction  in  the  assessment.  If,  from  any 
cause,  the  members  in  any  congregalion  are  diminished, 
greater  eil'^^'-^s  must  ])e  made  to  meet  the  assessment;  and 
if  that  is  found  on  trial  to  b(^  impracticable,  the  Diocesan 
Board  will  then  be  compelled,  however  unwillingly,  to  i)Ut 
in  force  the  recommendation  made  by  the  Synod  in  1881, 
to  meet  an  emergency  similar  to  that  now  threatened,  and 
unite  two  Missions  into  one. 

The  Diocesan  Board  was  constituted  only  a  few  months 
previous  to  the  death  of  Bishop  Mountain.  Its  entire  work 
therefore  may  be  said  to  have  been  carried  out  under  the 
guiding  hand  of  our  late  revered  and  lamented  Diocesan. 


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Ilis  careful  oversiglit,  unJlaggiiig  interest  and  ready  partici- 
pation in  its  important  and  anxious  labours  during  his  long 
episcopate  are  be.st  known  to  those  who  were  privileged  to 
assist  him  in  the  solution  of  the  many  dilFiculties  which 
lrt)m  time  to  timi^  engaged  the  consideration  of  the  Board, 
and  it  is  perhaps  unnecessary  on  this  occasion  to  say  any- 
thing more  in  recognition  of  his  wise  and  active  agency  in 
the  conduct  of  the  missionary  work  of  the  Diocese  ])eyond 
transcribing  the  resolution  adopted  on  the  18th  May  last, 
which  reads  as  lollows; 

"  The  Diocesan  Board  take  advantage  of  this  first  meeting, 
since  the  death  of  their  late  lamented  President,  to  place  on 
record  their  deep  sense  of  the  nol)leness  of  his  character  as 
a  Bishop  in  the  Church  of  Ood,  their  profound  coniidenco 
in  the  wisdom  of  his  administration  of  the  Diocese,  and 
their  alfeclionate  attachment  to  his  person,  which  has  grown 
deeper  and  deeper  as  time  wi'ut  on. 

The  members  of  the  Board  are  necessarily  l)rought  into 
the  closest  and  most  conlidential  relations  with  the  Bishop 
of  Quebec  in  the  administration  of  the  atlairs  of  the 
Diocese  ;  and  their  knowledge  of  the  many  admirable 
qualities  of  the  late  revered  Bishop  as  arulerof  the  Church  is 
consequently  larger  than  that  of  others.  The  members  of 
the  Board  feel  it  their  duty  and  privilege  to  ])ear  their 
witness  to  the  absolute  impartiality,  justice  and  lairness  of 
the  late  Bishop  as  well  as  to  the  great  al)ility  which  he 
ever  displayed  in  all  matters  that  came  before  the  JJoard, 
and  to  record  their  persuasion  that  to  him  is  largely  due 
the  distinguished  success  which,  under  God's  blessing,  has 
attended  the  labours  of  the  Board  in  the  extension  of  the 
work  in  this  Diocese." 

There  are  at  present  thirty  Missions  aided  ])y  the  Diocesan 
Board,  all  of  which  enjoy  the  blessing  of  a  resident  Clergy- 
man. Labrador,  which  completes  the  number  on  the  full 
list,  is,  for  the  time  being,  served  by  a  Catechist  and  ^School 
Master.  There  are  besides  four  self-supporting  Parishes 
which  have  retained  their  connection  with  the  Board. 

The  work  which  is  being  done  in  these  Missions  an<l 
Parishes  as  well  as  in  some  outlying  stations  is  set  forth 
with  many  interesting  particulars  in  the  reports  of  the 
Cleigy.  A  very  valuable  summary  of  the^jrogress  made  in 
the  t>t.  Francis  District  will  be  found  in  the  usual  report 
transmitted  to  the  Church  Society  ;  and  the  special  work 


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(3arried  on  at  Scotstown,  Lake  Mcu'iiiitic  and  Hereford, 
under  the  direction  oi'  tlio  Archdeacon,  is  narrated  in  his 
report  on  those  i)laees.  Tiie  impression  to  be  u-athered  Ironi 
all  these  sonrces  oi' information  is  that  the  Missionaries  of 
this  Diocese  are  entitled  to  hiu'h  praise  I'or  the  unsparing 
way  in  which,  amidst  L'reat  dilHculties,  they  devote  them- 
selves to  the  work  of  Christ  and  His  Church. 

The  Archdeacon  has  discharged  the  duties  of  General 
INlissionary  Agent  during  the  past  year  with  his  usual  zeal 
and  devotion  in  addition  to  the  trying  and  important  labours 
which  devolved  upon  him  on  the  death  of  the  late  Bishop. 
It  is  only  right  that  your  Board  should  take  this  opportu- 
nity of  expressing  its  high  appreciation  of  the  manner  in 
Avhich  all  those  various  duties  were  fulfilled. 

The  following  appointments  have  been  made  during  the 
past  year  : — 

The  Jievd.  G.  G.  Nicolls  to  the  Mission  of  Shigawake. 
The  lievd.  H.  A.  Brooke  to  the  Mission  of  Peninsula. 
The  ]ievd.  G.  J.  Sutherland  to  the  Mission  of  St.  Sylves- 
ter. 

TheRevd.  C.  H.  Brooks  to  the  Mission  of  Barnston. 
The  Kevd.  J*].  A.  W.  King  to  the  Mission  of  Waterville. 

All  which  is  respectfullv  submitted. 


A.  Vox  Iffland, 

Secretarv. 


A.  H.  Quebec, 

President 


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Report  of  the  St.  Francis  District  Association  of  the  Church 
Society  for  the  year  1892. 


Although  the  total  amount  oi"  money  iais«'(l  during  the 
year  lor  Church  purposes  is  less  by  some  !^2,()00.00  tlian 
that  oi'  last  year,  the  reports  of  tht'  various  Parishes  and 
Missions  ol'the  District  are  on  the  whole  very  encourauing. 
They  show  abundantly  that  life  and  activity  have  charac- 
terized the  Church  throughout  the  year.  The  Ibllovving 
facts  will  serve  to  illustrate  this: 

A  total  amount  of  i|2;j,801».38  has  been  raised  in  the  Dis- 
trict during  the  year  for  the  general  work  of  th*>  Church; 
of  which,  the  sum  of  i^3,l()2.U2— some  $771.82  more  tlian 
last  year —  has  been  devoted  to  extra  parochial  objects. 

The  Darish  of  Danville  devotes  one-seventh  of  its  income 
for  the  year,  and  the  Parish  of  Sherbrooke  one-iifth  of  its 
income,  to  outside  objects. 

AVhile  a  few  reports  refer  to  [luctuations  of  jiopulation 
and  to  losses  sustained  through  tlnM-enioviil  of  I'arisiiioners 
— as  many  as  thirty  Church  people  having  removed  during 
the  year  from  one  ]\Iis.sion  — it  is  evident  thnt  in  most 
Parishes  steady  progress  has  1)i'(Mi  made.  We  lind  the 
usual  increast;  and  improvement  of  Church  property 
recorded,  many  reports  making  mention  of  repairs  and 
additions  to  their  Churches,  their  Parsonages  and  their 
Burying-grounds.  Di  Hereiord  the  sum  of  ^  100  and  a  site 
for  a  new  Church  have  been  otiered  as  a  free  gift.  The 
Hector  of  Richmond  reports  the  hap]n'  termination  of  the 
long  pending  suit  and  an  award  of  $2,000  towards  th(^ 
reconstruction  of  the  Parish  Church.  He  also  reports  the 
building  of  a  new  Parsonage  which  is  already  nearly  free 
from  debt.  The  Incumbent  of  Fitch  Bay  and  G(H^rgeville 
also  reports  his  Parsonage  nearly  paid  up.  The  Principal 
of  Bishop's  College  reports  the  year  one  of  restoration,  the 
College  Chapel  having  been  so  far  rebuilt  tliat  a  Service  of 
Dedication  was  held  in  it  in  the  month  of  October  last.  He 
adds  that  suificient  funds  have  been  provided  to  warrant 
the  undertaking  of  further  work  ;  and  that  the  stalls  alone 
remain  to  be  provided  for.  A  conditional  subscription  of 
$700  will  be  available,  he  says,  when  $2,500  more  shall  be 
in  hand. 


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Ikll  il  is  not  to  niiilcrini   proo-re.s.s  alone  that  the  rej^ortw 
hear  witness.     Solid  ecUuationiiil  work  continues  to  be  done 
at  Leiiiioxville  and  Coniptoii.   lloth  places  deserve  iar  more 
su[)port  ihiin  they  receive.    In  Durham  a  I'arochial  Mission 
has  been  conducted,  with  excellent   results,  ])y  one  of  our 
Diocesiin  Cleriiv,  h*<'V.  l*]dwin  Weary.  And  the  Jlevd.  Canon 
liuilock,  of  l^eeds,  lilnuland,  is  to  conduct  a  Mission  in  Sher- 
lirooke  in  th(?   coming'  l^ent.     An  increase  of  celebrations  of 
Holy  Communion,  si)eakinu-  of  a  truer  estimate  of  the  value 
of  that  great  Sacrament,  together  with  a  n'eneral  brightening" 
of  the  Services  by  more  and  heartier  music,  has  been  reported 
from  more  than  one  or  uvo  of  our  Parishes.  The  report  from 
Magou'  tells  of  an  orgMui/ation,  ••  Tht;  Associated  Promoters 
of  Worship,  "  established   to  increase  the   heartiness  of  th(^ 
Services  of  the  (Uiurch.  A  District  Choir  Association  has  ])een 
organized    under  the   eliicient   musical   leadership   of  Mr. 
Arthur  ])orey,  of  Sherbrooke,  and  must,  in  time,  lead  to  a 
great  ly  imi)roved  taste  in  Church  music.    11  uder  the  auspices  ' 
of  this  Association    very    successful  Choir   ]'estivals  have 
been  held  in  Sherbrooke,  Cookshire  and  Hatley,  the  good 
eifects  of  which  are  very  evident.    The  Church  is  much  in- 
debted to  My.  Dorey  for  his  self-denying  labours,    liishop's 
College  has  continued  to  be  a  centre  of  Missionary  life  and 
ellbrt.     The  ]?rofessors  have,  as  usual,  given  cheerful  aid  to 
their  brethren,  the  Parochial  Clergy.     And  the  members  of 
the  Bishoj)S  Colleue  lirotherhood  of  Peaders,  under  their 
Warden,  the  Pevd.^P.  G.  AVilkinson,  Prof,  of  Pastoral  Theo- 
logy, have  had,  and  have  used  to  good  effect,  many  oppor- 
tunities of  serving  the  Church  and  of  gaining   experience 
as  Lay-Peaders.     Some  t\.  elve  Missions  and  I'arishes  have 
had  the  beut'lit  of  their  services.    And  one  report,  referring 
to  their  work,  says: — and  it  is  no  small  praise — "after  a 
vacancy  of  lunirly  a  year  they  handed  the  Mission  over  to 
th(!  newly  appointed  Incumbent  in  a  healthy  condition." 

In  addition  to  such  facts  as  the  above,  evidence  of  the 
advance  made  by  the  Church  duiing  the  year  is  found  in 
the  character  and  tone  of  the  work  done. 

One  of  the  most  hopeful  features  of  the  past  year's  work 
is  the  quickened  interest  ot  clergy  and  people  in  the  train- 
ing of  children.  In  proof  of  this  it  may  be  slated  that  most  of 
the  reports  bear  witness  to  the  efforts  being  made  to  in- 
crease the  eiliciency  of  our  Sunday  Schools ;  while  in  the 
rei)ort  from  Hatley  we  are  told  of  a  most  successful  Sunday 
School  Teachers'  Conference  held  iu  that  place,  at  which 


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woro  present  teachers  and  eler^-ymen  from  various  Piirishos 
and  Missions  liir  and  near.  Nor  anMhe  clergy  any  longer 
content  to  dei)end  entirely  npon  the  ministry  ol'  JSnnday 
Schools.  ( )ne  ]\Iissionary — and  he  represi-nts  nniny — sjjcaks 
ol'  giving  instruction  to  the  children  himsell'  hy  public 
oatecliising  and  the  use  ol  charts.  vVnother  s])caks()i' visiting 
the  district  schools  and  having  many  children  thushroughi 
under  religious  instru»  tion.  And  a  third  says:  "  1  lind  my- 
sell' resiKUisihle  lor  teaching  Sacred  History  in  a  school  ol 
eighty  pupils." 

Quite  akin  to  this  awakened  interest  in  the  teaching  of 
children  is  the  evidently  growing  attention  paid  to  the 
bringing  ol'children  to  the  ISacrament  ol'  l)iegeneiati(tn.  Tlu' 
statistii  s  this  year  show  a  marked  increase  in  the  number 
ol"  children  admitted  through  the  appointed  gateway  ol' 
Baptism  into  Christ's  Holy  Church.  The  total  nund)er 
reported  is  three  hundred  and  eighty-six.  The  Mission  of 
Waterville  alone — one  ol'the  newly  establish«?d  Missions — 
reports  thirty-three  children  and  twelve  adults  baptized. 

Another  good  feature  in  the  outlook,  is  the  awakening 
of  conscience  on  the  subject  of,  "how  to  raise  money  for 
Church  purposes."  "While  the  benelit  of  social  gatherinus 
and  of  co-operative  work  is  fully  recognized,  the  blessedness 
of  pure  giving  is  emphasized.  Tv-o  rei)orts  si)e:dv  with 
undisyuised  thankfulness  of  the  successful  change  from 
old  methods  of  money  making,  in  which  in  one  form  or 
another  a  return  is  obtained  for  money  contri))uted,  to  direct 
and  real  giving.  Under  this  head  the  words  of  a  laynum 
quoted  in  one  of  these  reports  are  worthy  of  repetition  : 
"  AVhen  1  endeavour  to  follow  the  rule  of  laying  ])y  period- 
"ically  a  certain  amount  for  God,  I  never  have  any  dif- 
"  iiculty,  if  only  my  aim  is  to  cancel  God's  del)!  lirst ;  and 
"  what  is  more  I  have  never  been  sorry  lor  it. 

Yet  another  encouraging  sign  of  the  times  is  the  increas- 
ing appreciation  of  good  literature  as  a  means  of  extending 
the  inlluence  and  principles  of  the  Church. 

^^everal  reports  acknowdedge  with  gratitude  the  liberality 
of  the  Ven.  JS.  P.  C.  K.  in  granting  additions  to  Sunday 
School  Libraries.  One  refers  to  the  valuable  character  of 
these  books,  treating  as  many  ofthem  do,  of  Church  History 
and  Church  Doctrine,  and  all  of  them  being  sound  and 
wholi'soHio.  In  another  report  the  Missionary  expresses 
his  conviction  that  a  general  distribution  of  Churchly  tracts 
throughout  his  large  country  Mission  would  greatly  strength- 


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on  his  hiinds.  The  o]ily(iuostion  appi'ars  tobn  linw  t<)o])iaiii 
nioiu'V  to  l)ny  th«'  lUHM'ssury  tracts.  Y«'t  aiiotluT  clcri^ymau 
si)t'ak.s  withapprt'ciatioii  oltlu;  vi.sit  of  tho  recently  employed 
('(►ll)()rteur  and  says  :  "  he  was  well  received,  and  I  have  had 
niiiny  eiKiuirics  askini;'  when  he  is  coming  auain." 

Iiut,  ol"  all  the  evidences  oi  healthy  lii'e  revealed  by  the 
reports  ol'  the  year  Just  closed,  the  chiel  place  ol  importance 
must  be  liiven  to  tlie  signs  ol' a  growinu'  missionary  si)irit. 
N(>  Church  can  be  progressive,  we  might  almost  say  no 
Church  can  live,  except  it  be  possessed  by  the  spirit  of 
Missionary  zeal.  It  is  distinctly  hopei'ul  therelbre  when  our 
district  reports  tell  us  ol'  !i>10S0.55  raised  in  the  y<  ar  ibr 
Foreign  and  Domestic  Missions  ;  ol'  $280.1;^)  given  to  the 
suH'ering  Ciiunh  in  Newioundland  ;  and  «>r  s;^  10^2.25  con- 
tributed to  our  own  Diocesan  Church  Society.  But  it  is 
yet  more  hopeiul  when  wi'  read  of  the  revival  of  Missionary 
Meetings;  of  laity  takinir  a  part  at  these  meetings  in  advo- 
cating the  cause  of  the  JJlessed  Master  ;  of  women  pressing 
to  the  front  in  Missionary  work ;  and  of  the  Woman's 
Auxiliary  grown  to  be  an  essential  ])art  of  our  Parochial 
machinery,  above  all,  when  we  read  of  Missionaries  whose 
aitions,  speaking  more  powerfully  than  words  could  do, 
declare  that  their  one  concern  is  to  extend  their  Master's  King- 
dom ;  one  visiting,  during  the  last  two  months,  and  largely 
on  I'oot,  some  one  hundred  and  sixty-four  families  scattered 
over  an  area  \en  miles  square;  another  taking  four  services 
on  a  Sunday  and  driving  eighteen  miles  to  do  it ;  yet  an- 
other serving  seven  stations,  and  with  apostolic  ardour 
reaching  out,  not  content  \  ith  the  bare  limits  of  his  duty, 
to  minister  to  a  remote  settlement  of  ])eople  living  over  the 
border  in  the  neighbouring  State  of  Vermont. 

It  is  a  natural  sequel  to  all  this  that  there  are,  at  least, 
two  centres  of  Church  work,  Scotstown  and  Hereford, 
where  th(^  appointment  of  a  resident  missionary  is  imjiera- 
tive  if  the  work  is  to  go  on  as  it  should.  While  thanking 
God  for  the  state  of  things  which  the  reports  of  the  year 
disclose  it  is  plainly  our  duty  to  pray  that,  having  opened 
the  way  in  these  ])laces,  He  would  also  give  us  the  means 
and  the  men  for  the  work. 


All  respectfully  submitted, 

George  Thokneloe,  M.A., 

Secretary, 


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ACTON 

The  Rev.  Louis  C.  Wiirtele  reports  :— 

Two  years  ago  the  village  of  Actoiivalc  was  incor- 
porated into  the  Town  of  Aclon.  J^aturally,  iVoni  the 
additional  privileges,  secnired  by  ^avh  a  stej),  ii  was 
expected  the  place  would  thrive  una  be  more  prosperous, — 
that  factories  would  bo  built,  and  many  other  oix'nings 
presented  to  the  young  i'ur  the  api)licaiion  ot  their  dillerent 
talents.  None  of  these  cxiieetations  have  as  yet  been  realized. 
There  still  remained  in  the  town  one  solitary  boot  iiu.'tory, 
giving  employment  to  about  sixty  hands,  and  one  morning 
last  ^Spring  it'was  reduced  to  aslics.  In  about  a  fortnight 
afterwards  the  workmen  all  left  tills  locality  to  lind  else- 
where means  of  support  for  their  lamilics. 

In  reality,  the  Town  of  Acton  is  a  ciMitral  place,  just  lialf 
way  between  Montreal  and  Sherln-ocke.  on  the  line  of  the 
Grand  Trunk  Railway.  There  is  also  here  a  large  market 
Imilding,  at  which  every  Saturday  meats  and  vegetables  of  all 
kinds  can  be  bought,  at  a  I'ar  lower  rate  than  at  either 
Sherbrooke  or  Montreal,  making  it  a  v«ny  cheaj)  place  to 
live  in  ;  besid(^s  this,  the  town  has  good  water-works,  ])y 
■which  the  houses  are  all  supplied  with  water.  These  and 
many  other  advantages  b«'long  to  the  place,  and  yet  the 
public  outside  do  not  appear  to  be  aware  of  them  ;  at  least 
they  do  not  come  to  avail  themselves  of  them,  and  tln^ 
inhabitants  are  meanwhile  hoping  and  lioping  on. 

Thus  it  is  evident  that  the  temi)oral  prospects  of  this 
Mission  are  not  very  assuring,  nor  cheering.  However,  it 
is  with  a  thankful  heart,  that  the  Incumbent  can  report  the 
attendance  at  the  Church  Services  to  be  gradually  increas- 
ing ;  the  attendance  also  at  tlic  Holy  Communion  has 
shown  a  very,  good  average.  Alihouii'h  the  member*  of 
the  congregation  are  fewer  in  numl)tM',  they  aie  more  regular 
in  their  attendance  at  Church  than  in  ])ast  yiMrs. 

During  the  year  were  held  six  Socials,  aflbrding  a  good 
opportunity  for  friendly  intercourse  among  the  parishioners 
as  w^ell  as  netting  $1().9G    for  defraying   Church   expenseg 

The  request  of  his  Lordship  for  the  celebration  of  the 
Holy  Cv)mmunion  on  Thanksgiving  day  was  joyfully  com- 
plied with,  as  no  better  manifestation  of  our  thankfulness 
for  mercies  received,  could  be  given  than  by  tln^  participa- 
tion in  the  Holy  Eucharist.     It  is  an  act  oi"  gratitude  every 


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tirao   we  participate  ;  how  much  move  then  it  should  he  so 
on  a  day,  specially  appointed  as  a  day  ol"  thanksgiving. 
Baptisms,  7  ;  Burials,  5. 

I'ai'ocliiiil  Hxiiendilure  :  Diocesan  Hoard,  8270.00  ;  Interest  on  Parsonage  Loan, 
.S';;i.OO;  Woixl  and  Sundries,  S2(5.70;  Kaster  Ofleriiiif,  Sl()..0O ;  Total  .$370.20. 
kxtra  Pjirocliial :  Church  Society,  .S2.'). 00  ;  Forei<;n  Missions,  SS.fi.j  ;  Domestic 
Missions,  S.'>.M  ;  .Vowfoundland,  §2.00,  Total,  S,33. 15.     Grand  Total,  §403.35. 


ASCOT   CORNER  AND    WESTBURY. 

The  llev.  II.  E.  Wright  reports  :  — 

In  making  a  report  of  work  done  in  this  Mission,  I  have 
nothing  remarkable  to  relate,  either  in  the  way  of  success 
or  of  failure. 

It  has  been  a  time  of  continued  effort  to  place  the  Church 
upon  a  iirmer  basis  than  it  has  hitherto  occupied.  In  some 
parts  of  this  Mission  former  Missionaries,  carried  away  by 
a  too  fervent  zeal  to  add  to  the  Church,  have  hurried 
people  on  and  made  them  members  of  the  Church  before 
they  fully  understood  the  full  import  of  their  actions — they 
were  not  built  up  in  the  faith — and  as  soon  as  offences  came 
immediately  they  fell  away.  I  now  find  it  much  more 
dilhcult  to  deal  with  these  people  than  with  those  who 
have  not  yet  been  brought  under  the  influence  of  religious 
training. 

On  the  whole,  however,  I  am  thankful  to  relate,  there 
are  signs  of  improvement,  especially  among  the  young. 

Finding  it  difficult  to  approach  the  parents  directly,  I 
have  tried  to  do  so  through  the  children,  and  have  hopes 
of  accomplishing  much  good  in  this  way. 

Owing  to  the  demand  that  is  made  upon  my  time  in 
conducting  the  regular  S»  nices  of  the  Church,  I  have  not 
been  able  to  give  as  much  attention  in  certain  parts  of  the 
Mission  to  Sunday  Schools  as  I  thought  necessary.  To 
remedy  this  defect  I  applied  for,  and  obtained  permission 
to  visit  the  District  Schools  in  those  parts  weekly  and  teach 
the  children  as  I  would  in  our  own  Sunday  Schools.  I 
have  in  this  way  over  forty  children  under  regular  Church 
instruction,  besides  those  in  my  Sunday  School  at  East 
Angus. 

I  am  happy  also  to  relate  that,  at  a  Vestry  Meeting, 
called  for  the  purpose  at  Westbury  Church,  it  was  proposed 
and  carried  unanimously  that  Services  be  discontinued  there 
and   that   the   two  congregations  of  Westbury    and  East 


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An<jus  form  but  one,  with  Chiist  Church,  East  Aiiffus.  as 
Ihoir  Parish  Church.  This,  I  Ihink,  is  ah-endy  productive 
of  good,  and  will  facililate  Church  work  very  much. 

Christ  Church,  East  A/fgf/s. — During  the  past  year,  the 
Church  at  East  Angus  has  been  consecrated  to  the  service 
of  God,  being  the  last  Church  consecrated,  I  believe,  by 
our  late  beloved  Bishop.  The  Church  has  also  been  improv- 
ed by  the  addition  of  a  good  stone  Font,  matting,  and  Altar 
cloth.  The  Church  grounds  have  also  been  cleared  of  stones 
and  stumps,  and  surrounded  by  a  substantial  fence.  The  I'ar- 
sonage  has  received  two  coats  of  paint  :  A  carriage  house 
has  also  been  erected  on  the  Parsonage  property.  The  heai'ty 
thanks  of  the  people  are  due  to  Mr.  T'lnlay,  the  managing 
director  of  the  Royal  Pulp  and  Paper  Company,  through 
whose  generous  assistance  we  have  been  able  to  accomplish 
so  much. 

The  Ladies'  Guild  has  also  oarned  the  gratitude  of  all 
by  their  patient  and  persevering  ellorts  to  make  the  House 
of  God  more  lit  for  the  worship  of  Ihe  great  Creator  of  all. 
They  have  made  our  Church  what  it  is. 

I  have  Sunday  School  here  every  Sunday,  and  now  have 
Services  both  morning  and  evening  every  Sunday  but  one 
in  the  month,  and  they  are  w^ell  attended  by  all. 

Ascot  Corner. — Services  have  been  held  here  regularly 
every  Sunday  during  the  past  year,  but  they  are  not  at- 
tended as  they  should  be. 

I  held  Services  for  eight  consecutives  evenings  during 
last  Lent ;  they  were  well  atteiuled  and,  1  think,  did  some 
good.  The  iinancial  position  of  this  congregation  is  better 
than  at  any  time  since  my  work  here  began.  It  is  in  this 
part  of  my  Mission  that  I  teach  in  the  District  Schools. 

Westhunj. — Services  were  held  here  regtilarly  till  about  one 
month  ago,  when  the  people  decided  to  unite  with  the  con- 
gregation of  East  Angus.  I  owe  great  thanks  to  Miss  Katie 
Chester,  who  was  the  organist  in  this  Church,  and  now 
kindly  assists  us  in  the  same  capacity  at  East  vVngus. 

Baptisms,  15  ;  Burials,  2;  Con  firmed,  "). 

Assessment  for  Dioces.an  Board,  .SlSd.dO;  Foieigii  mihI  DonifStic  Missions, 
82. :U:  (jbiircii  and  Parsona^'e  lnii)r()viMni'nts,  .'riioc.dd ;  .">vnod  Dncs,  Sl.ttU  :  St. 
.John's  Fire,  .^6.00  j  Pension  Fund,  ::jl.  11.— Total,  ."?_".»',i,7.">.  ' 


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BARFORD   AND   HEREFORD. 

The  Rev.  Gr.  H.  A.  Murray  reports  : — 

In  taking  both  a  retrospective  and  a  prospective  view  of 
the  Church's  work  in  this  Mission,  in  comparing  the 
barriers  that  have  already  been  surmonted  with  those  that 
still  beset  the  path  of  advance,  there  is  much  reason  to 
thank  Grod  and  take  courage. 

With  the  help  of  two  students  from  Bishop's  College, 
Lennoxville,  regular  Services  have  been  maintained  at  the 
seven  following  stations,  each  of  which  I  shall  treat  of  sepa- 
rately : 

St.  CulhherCii  Church,  Dixinlle. — This  being  the  head- 
quarters of  the  Mission,  Morning  and  Evening  Services  are 
held  every  Sunday.  Owing  to  demands  elsewhere,  the 
Evening  Service  was  omitted  a  few  times  this  year.  The 
attendance  at  the  10.30  A.M.  Service,  compared  with  the 
total  number  of  actual  members  of  the  congregation,  has 
be^n  very  good. 

I  cannot  speak  so  encouragingly  of  the  Sunday  evening 
and  Wednesday  evening  Services,  both  of  which  are  usually 
but  thinly  attended.  At  the  latter  I  have  just  b(^gun  a 
course  of  addresses  on  the  history  of  the  Christian  Church. 

The  Holy  Week  Services  were  fairly  well  attended  ;  and 
those  of  Easter  were  bright  and  hearty,  with  a  good  num- 
ber of  communicants. 

I  am  hapyy  to  say  that  there  is  a  slight  increase  in  the 
numl)er  oi  Sunday  School  scholars,  and  that  the  lessons 
are,  for  the  most  part,  well  prepared.  I  superintend  the 
school  and  teach  the  senior  class ;  Miss  M.  Damen,  whose 
elhcient  services  I  have  lately  secured,  teaches  the  juniors. 

Our  library  has  been  increa.sed  by  about  iiftv  volumes  of 
S.  P.  C.  K.  books. 

The  few  members  of  the  Ouild  meet  regidarly  and  are 
doing  good  work.  We  have  to  thank  them  for  a  pretty  new 
superfrontal  and  dossal  curtain,  which  improve  the  appear- 
ance of  the  Chancel  very  much  ;  we  have  also  to  thank  the 
St.  Matthew's  Guild,  Quebec,  for  making  the  same  gratis. 

8t.  Lawreuce  Church,  Barford. — Added  to  the  regular 
fortnightly  Services  at  2.30  P.  M.,  Rev.  Dr  Adams  has  been 
kind  enough  to  give  this  congregation  four  Morning  Ser- 
vices, with  a  celebration  of  the  Holy  Communion  at   each. 

Miss  Ward,  an  old  and  respected  member  of  the  Church 
here,  entered  into  her  rest  last  June. 


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The  Special  Offertories  Ihroncliout  the  year,  as  well  as 
the  subscriptions  to  the  CMiurch  Society,  irom  this  congre- 
gation, have  been  very  liberiil. 

St.  PauCs  Church,  Sfauho/if. — Our  late  rin-ered  Bishop, 
whose  death  was  dcei)ly  I'elt  all  over  the  ^Mission,  visited 
this  Church  on  the  I'Mh.  of  last  December.  His  Lordship 
confirmed  eleven  candidates,  all  from  Averill,  Vermont, — 
two  of  whom  he  also  baptized.  They  all  received  the  Holy 
Communion  at  the  same  Service.  The  Bishop's  solemn  and 
impressive  address  was  listened  to  ])y  a  large  and  attentive 
congregation. 

Services  are  held  alternately  at  10.:><I  A.?t[,  and  7  T.M.  one 
Sunday  by  a  student  ;  and  at  4  I'M.  the  next  by  myself. 
This  is  the  usual  order,  and  it  is  seldom  changed,  except 
that  I  take  the  student's  place  when  there  is  to  be  a  cele- 
bration of  the  Holy  Communion.  The  congregation  is  not 
as  large  as  it  ought  to  be;  still,  of  late,  the  attendance  has 
been  better,  and  the  singing  and  responding  more  hearty. 
Owing  to  press  of  work  in  other  parts  of  the  Mission,  I  was 
obliged  to  suspend  the  regular  Friday  Evenini>'  Services  for 
a  time ;  I  have,  however,  begun  them  again  under  en- 
couraging prospects. 

Mrs.  Hui»-hes  and  Mrs.  K.  Marsh  take  elUcient  charge 

CD  ^ 

of  the  Sunday  School,  which,  thouuh  still  small,  is  larger 
than  in  the  past ;  but  the  co-operation  of  the  parents  in  this 
branch  of  the  Church's  work  is  sadly  lacking. 

Last  February,  at  the  solicitation  ol'  a  few  members  of 
the  congregation,  1  called  a  meeting  for  the  purpose  of 
organizing  a  Ladies' Oui  Id.  A  good  number  turned  out; 
the  Guild  was  organized,  and  the  members  of  it  deserve 
much  credit  for  what  tliey  have  accomi)lished  thus  far. 
The  proceeds  of  the  iirst  sale  amounted  to  .^70.00,  which 
amount  was  applied  towards  a  new  b(41  for  the  Church  ; 
this,  together  with  a  sum  my  predecessor  left  me  for  the 
same  jiurpose,  and  what  1  succeeded  in  collectinu',  making 
in  all  -^lli.SO,  was  sufficient  to  i^ay  for  a  400  lb.  bell,  whose 
sweet  tones  now  call  the  congregation  to  worship. 

Our  thanks  are  certainly  due  to  Mrs.  A.  M.  Stetson,  not 
only  for  the  liberal  way  in  which  she  encouraged  the  Guild 
but  also  for  the  improvements  she  made  in  the  appearance 
of  the  Chancel  by  the  addition  of  a  new  curtain,  super- 
frontal,  and  hanging  for  the  Lectern.  Her  aim  is  to  beautify 
God's  House. 


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Church  of  the  Advent,  Pen'ijboro\—1\\Q  uow  Church 
spoken  of  in  my  last  report  was  consecrated  Docomber  12th, 
1891,  and,  at  the  same  Service,  eleven  persons  received  the 
Apostolic  rite  of  Confirmation,  all  of  whom  received  the 
Holy  Communion. 

Two  beautiful,  large  banner  lamps,  an  Altar  cloth  and 
hanging's  for  the  Prayer  Desk  and  Ijcctern,  are  tangible 
proofs  of  the  good  work  that  is  being  done  by  the  Guild. 

We  owe  our  best  thanks  to  the  Church  Helpers'  Asso- 
ciation, Quebec,  for  a  neat  and  serviceable  Communion  Set ; 
also,  to  Miss  Nish,  for  her  gift  of  Fair  Linen. 

This  congregation  is  steady,  and  the  Service  is  always 
hearty.  In  most  cases  I  have  been  obliged  to  have  the 
celebration  of  the  Holy  Communion  at  7.80  or  8  A.M.  ; 
and  on  each  occasion  the  attendance  has  been  very  good. 
Last  Christmas,  at  the  8  A.M.  Service,  out  of  a  congregation 
of  about  thirty,  there  were  twenty  communicants,  eight  of 
whom  were  members  of  one  family  ;  and  at  7.80  A.M.  on 
Easter  Day  there  was  a  congregation  of  forty,  twenty-six 
of  whom  communicated. 

I  hope  the  day  is  not  far  distant  when  this  deserving 
conoregation  shall  have  a  weekly  instead  of  a  fortnightly 
Sunday  Service.  When  the  weather  is  such  that  the 
scholars  can  come  to  the  Church,  Mr.  Nish  and  Mrs.  Birch 
attend  to  the   Sunday  School  work. 

AU  SaifiVs  Church,  Hereford.  —  Morning  Service  has  been 
held  weekly  during  the  Christmas  and  Mid-summer  vaca- 
tions, and  fortnightly  the  remainder  of  the  year.  The 
attendance  during  the  Summer  months  was  fairly  good.  In 
warm  weather  nearly  thirty  children  come  to  Sunday 
School.  Through  the  kindness  of  Archdeacon  Roe  and  the 
S.  P.  C.  K.,  there  is  a  Sunday  School  Library  of  iifty  volumes. 

It  is  vain  to  hope  for  satisfactory  results  here  un  il  a 
resident  clergyman  can  be  appointed.  The  people  need 
some  one  to  go  in  and  out  among  them,  who  would  be  at 
the  same  time  a  pastor,  teacher,  counsellor,  and  friead. 
There  are  so  many  claims  upon  me  nearer  home  that  it  is 
impossible  to  exercise  such  pastoral  supervision  as  is  ne- 
cessary to  the  spiritual  welfare  of  the  people,  who  are 
hungering  for  more  ministrations.  The  majority  of  the 
families  who  reside  in  this  vicinity  are  in  some  way  or 
other  connected  with  the  Church.  A  Missionary  would  find 


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plenty  to  do  in  Iho  towusliip  of  IltTi'lonl  alone,  whicli. 
apart  IVoni  this  congn'gjition,  includes  those  ol'  IVrryboro' 
and  Hall's  Stream. 

On  Ot'tober  !Mh,  I  l)iij>iis('(i  two  adidts  and  live  children  ; 
thore  lire  several  others  looking  I'orward  to  Bai>tisni  at  an 
early  date. 

llairs  S/rcafii. — Instead  of  holding  lln*  Services  at  IJeeeher 
Falls,  Vermont,  as  heretofore,  they  are  now  held  in  the 
school  Inmse  hen*  on  the  same  Sundays  as  ihey  are  held 
at  Hereford;  and  the  same  remarks  with  regard  to  the 
attendance,  etc.,  which  have  already  heen  made  under 
that  place,  will  npply  here:  tlie  oidy  dillerence  is  that  the 
Adventists  are  now  in  the  Held. 

My.  Bean  has  kindly  ollered  a  site  for  a  new  Church 
and  $100  towards  its  erection.  This  would  be  the  most 
convenient  place  for  the  In^ad-quarters  of  the  Mission  of 
Hereford. 

Arerill,  Vermont. — As  I  send  a  report  to  the  Bisho'))  of 
Vermont  every  quarter,  I  need  say  but  littli^  here.  Being  a 
lluctuating  population,  (Uir  congregation  has  sutiered  from 
removals.  Sunday  School  work  is  carried  on  under  the 
competent  supervision  ol  Miss  Ames  assisted  by  other 
painstaking  teachers. 

Though  I  have  be«Mi  blessed  with  the  best  ol  health  since 
I  come  to  the  Mission,  yet  1  thouuhl  it  desirable  to  have 
a  change  last  Summer  ;  accordingly,  having  obtained  leavt' 
of  absence,  I  spent  a  month  at  rortneuf,  during  which  time 
I  relieved  llev.  C.  B.  Washer.  Mr.  Dowdell,  a  student  of 
Bishop's  College,  who  has  been  working  in  the  ]\[ission 
since  last  April,  and  has  given  general  satisfaction,  carried 
on  the  work  here. 

Mr.  C.  Jv  r)ishop.  another  studeni,  has  done  good  work 
at  Hereford  and  Averill. 

I  have  to  thank  Ivev.  Dr.  .Vdams  lor  coming  to  my  assi.st- 
ance  so  often  ;  I  have  also  to  thank  Ven.  Archdeacon  Koe, 
and  Revds.  Canon  Fostt>r,  A.  Stevens.  1.  M.  Thompson,  AV. 
T.  Forsytht>,  and  N.  P.  Yaies.  for  special  sermons. 

On  the  Avhole,  the  iiiiancial  atlairs  of  the  Mission  are  on  a 
sound  basis  ;  and  though  the  spiritual  condition  of  the  i-on- 
gregations  is  far  from  being  up  to  one's  ideal,  nevertheless 
the  leavening  inlluence  of  Gods  Holy  Spirit  may  already  be 
working  secretly  in  In^arts  that  one  least  suspects.     Let  us 


45 

imt  have  l-iilh  in  1  ho  promise  given  l)y  the  great  Head  of 
the  Cliunh,  and  let  that  I'aith  be  the  incentive  to  persevere 
in  the  glorious  work  ihat  lie  has  placed  vis  Jierc^  io  do. 
liaplisnis,  .'U  (8  adults)  ;  Conlirmations,  22  ;  iUirials,  0. 

nAUKOHl)    FIXANCIAl.  STATKMr':NT. 


KxTliA    I'AlvMICIllAI 


1) 


I. 


3    O 


X 


I'lnirch  Siirii  i)j  ,■ 

()ll('rl()rii's 

('iillfciioiis 10  7,-, 


Missions,  Ihiiiicslic  : 

OMV'rtdiifs 

(Miildri'ii's  Lciitcii  (tllcrlorifs  .. 

Ftti'cigu 

.Tows 

I^islioii  of  .Vi'wfoiiiiilIaiHi , 

Hisliop's  College  

('Impel ".'...'.'.';!! 

IJisliop  Williams'  Memorial  I'ulpit. 
Suh-Dcaiierv  Clerieal  l.ileiatui'e... 
iSviiod  Assesssiiieiit 


!?      «.'• 


o  a  o 


i:  "3  r- 


Total. 


•1    'JS 

i 

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-^    IS 

0   7.) 

j 

VI 

(10 

0  5(1 

■1  :!C. 

s 

•  >.) 

I    11! 

C.   Oil     . 

2  ;i() 

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15 

1    71 

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•1  !l,") 

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s:-> 

1   (id 

1  ;u 

•> 

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I  a:\ 

!?     f. 


t   11 

;{  45 


1  ;{() 


1  10 
1  1'5 
I  05 
0  50 


li  (10 
I    55 


To.al. 


I    00 


I    00 


0  SO 

1  00 


0  so 

1  00 


>;;;;»  sC)    si(>  ss    S'.'i  g-i    si 5  ni 


S    c. 


21   05 

;u  TO 


15  f.;i 

H  45 

S  00 

5  65 

II  05 

(1  25 

ti  00 

b  27 

2  02 

4  00 


SI 2:!  57 


rAIiOCIIIAI,. 

Assi'ssnuMit  to  Dioi'e.san  Hoard 

Kaster  OU'eriiig 

Parsonage  l\e|)airs  and  Insiiiiuue  . 
(■hiireli  improvement  (see  I'eport)... 

(M'gaii  and  Wooden  Font 

Pivspiit  to  Organist 

Otrertorii's  ("or  geneial  purposes 


75  00 

.'i  '!'* 

•J  5  00 

20  00 


50   00 
15   00 


5  no 

'.()   01 


;!5  00 

2  04 

20  00 

i;!7  50 


.  I      54  45 


.".0  00 

1  (iO 

10  00 

25  05 

(  70  00 

1    S  00 


5  75 


Total SITS  aa 


190  00 

(>  9(> 

70  00 

182  55 

I  78  00 

5  00 
110  21 


S(>5  00    §248  !)i)    S150  40    St)42  72 


Grand  Total,  Harford ■S2I8   10   SHI  88   $271  G.'?   SUi5  50 


ST6()  2i) 


i\l 


4B 


IIEREFOIID    FINANCL\L  STATEMENT. 


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,1  f 

It.'   ' 


il  ^1 


■,1 
ii 

;! 
II 

■ 

KxrnA   I'AiiociiiAi,. 

Hall's  Stream. 

y,         Heecher  Falls, 

and 
^         Parts  adjacent. 

Total. 

Mission  Fund 

S       e. 

0  7'.» 
0  r.2 

S 

0 

4 

c. 

:>r, 

4S 

S      e. 
1  :?5 

Kisliop  of  \e wtoiiiidiatid 

5   00 

Total 

SI  :n 

S  ;» 

04 

$fi  ;i5 

P.u:o('iiiAi,. 

Contributed     towards     Student's 
Salary,  ite.  : 

Otlertories 

0  4r> 

27  75 

70  on 

10  00 

I.i 
;jo 

;5 

2'! 

50 

12  85 
2fi  00 

S;!4  54 

Subscriptions  and  otlierwise 

>S4  51 

Organ  for  Hereford  Clmrcli  and  llciit. 
tor  Hall's  Stream  Orj^an 

t;!  50 

Church  Improvement 

10  00 

: 

Total 

SI14  21 

set 

41) 

5;i 

S:)8  8.5  ' 

S202   55 

Grand  Total,.  Hereford ; 

SlJi  i)2 

S.J4 

S.'{8  85 

S200  uu 

Grand  Total,  Barford  and  Hereford..' 

1 

$97t)   19 



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BAKXSTON. 

The  Rev.  C.  H.  Brooks  reports  : — 

Rev.  Joseph  Eames  lei't  in  December  1891  to  settle  in 
Lancaster,  N.  H.  From  that  time  to  the  end  of  August 
1892,  the  jervices  were  conducted  by  the  ^Students,  Wilson 
and  Kerr. 

1  began  my  duties  as  Lay  Reader,  September  1, 1892,  and 
was  ordained  in  the  Church  at  Way's  Mills,  October  2nd, 
by  Bishop  Dunn,  about  two  hundred  persons  being  present, 
and  much  interest  awakened  ;  are  not  local  Ordinations 
more  generally  advisable  ? 

Special  Confirmation  held  at  Barnston  Corner,  September 
29th,  by  Bishop  Dunn,  for  Rev.  C.  Brooks  and  wife. 

Since  September  1st,  excluding  Ordination  day,  the  morn- 
ing congregation  at  AVay's  Mills  has  averaged  fifty-one,  and 
the  fortnightly  Sunday  evening  Service  twenty-tw^o. 


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Tho  roL^Mihir  S  Tvices  aiv  :  Suiicluy  morning',  10.30,  Way's 
Mills;  JSunday  tiltenioon,  2  30,  Baniston  Corner;  Sunday 
evenini^,  7,  alternately  Way's  Mills  and  Barnston. 

Thanksgiving'  Services  were  held  :  Way's  Mills,  morning, 
and  Barnston  Corner,  evening. 

A  Ivirnace  has  just  l)een  placed  in  the  Way's  Mills  Church, 
an<l  works  very  satislactorily,  and  a  horse-shed  of  eight 
stalls  just  completed  at  Barnston  Corner,  where  granite 
underpinning  lor  the  Cluiich  is  also  provided;  the  Ladies' 
Guild  in  each  place  meets  Ibrtnightly,  and  raises  money  for 
such  objects  as  the  a])ove.     We  need  a  bell  at  Way's  Mills. 

In  about  two  months  time  1  have  visited  one  hundred 
and  sixty-four  families,  mostly  scattered  farm-houses. 

At  Jiarnston  (Vjrner  the  evening  attendance  is  the  largest, 
but  neither  averages  over  twenty  ;  a  few  strangers  are 
l»i'ginning  to  come  in,  and  things  look  slightly  more  hopeful 
than  at  first ;  the  ground  however  is  unoccui)ied,  and  the 
Church  idea  seems  scarcely  to  exist ;  Way's  Mills  district  pro- 
mises much  larger  things,  and  was  wisely,  I  believe,  selected 
as  the  centre  of  the  Mission. 

I  am  aj^pointing  two  lady  eommunicants  in  each  case,  as 
district  visitors  for  each  of  tlu>  six  out-stations  with  which 
our  pari.sh  divides  itself ;  have  also  collectors  appointed  to 
canvass  each  neighborhood  in  behalf  of  the  Church  Society, 
ike.  The  whole  township  needs  to  be  saturated  with  first- 
class  tracts,  largely  on  Church  topics. 

The  tone  of  things  is  hopeful ;  the  assessments  will  be 
increased  the  coming  year,  and  fruits  of  godliness  will  appear, 
we  believe,  to  God's  glory. 

\\\ii/'x  J^//,v.— Assesriiiient,  SIO.OO  :  Fiiiuiicl'  in  Cluu-cli,  843.00  :  >;l'x1uii.  $10.00; 
Oflertory,  ?s0.11.-  Totjil,  $102.11. 

/i'lrn.itoii  Co/'wc/-.  —  Ass«\-;siiipnt,  >i;!0.i)(i  :  Sexton,  $10.00:  Offertorv,  SO.SO  i 
Othur  puqiosrs,  S70. 00.— Total,  $1 10. 8li.— Grand  total,  $212. Dl. 


bishop's   college,  LENNOXVILLE. 

The  Rev.  Thos.  Adams  Reports  : — 

At  the  end  of  another  Christian  year,  we  have  cause  to 
look  back  with  gratitude  and  to  look  forward  with 
hopefulness. 

This  year  has  proved  to  be  one  of  restoration,  though 
somewhat  incomplete.  During  this  year  we  have  not  been 
able  to  exercise  the  use  of  our  Chapel.  The  Sunday  Services 
and   the  celebrations  of  the   Holy  Communion  have   been 


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held  in  St.  Goorav's  Church,  the  Colh'i^o  statF  having-  been 
responf^ible    lor  one   ol"  the  sermons  on   Sundaj's.      Daily 
Mornini^  and  J'jVening'  Prnyer  have  been  regularly  held  in 
the  Colleg-e  Library,  which,  however,  has  been  much  crowd- 
ed.   We  owe  a  debt  of  gratitude  to  our  Kector  ai,  d  colleague, 
the     Rev.    Professor  Scarth,    lor   welcoming    us  into   the 
Parish    Church    and   allowing   us   its  frequent   use.     The 
progress  of  the  restoration  has  been  as  ibllows  :   A  contract 
was  awarded  to  Messrs.  Lcmaire  &  Son,  of  Sherln'ooke,  for 
18,000  in  round  iigures  :  tiiis  sum  exceeded  the  funds  avail- 
able, but  three  members  of  the  committee  made   themselves 
responsible    for  the  (>xcess.     This  contract  provided  for   the 
rebuilding  of  the  walls,  glazing,  most  of  t  lie  roof  and  heating, 
but  omitted  plastering  and  the  inner   sheating   of  the  roof 
as  well  as  the  stalls  and  seating.     In  the  Chapel,    partially 
restored,    a  choral  celebration  was  held  on  the  occasion    of 
the  first   visit  of  the   Bishop  (October  4th).     The   Bishop 
himself  cele])rated  and  was  the  preachi'r.    It  was  then  felt 
that  th(!  Winter   could  not  be  laced   in  the  Chapel    in   its 
unplastered  state,  and  some  additional  subscriptions  coming 
in  at  this  time,    it  was   resolved   to   plaster  thi'  Chapel   at 
once  and  to  complete  the   roof.     This  has  now  been  done, 
and  the  stalls  and   seatinu'  remain  to    be  done.     We   have 
gone  on  the  principle  of  doing  everything  solidly,  and  also 
of  doing   the    more    essential    parts    first  ;    but    it    may 
be   remarked  that    the  part  which   remains  to  be    done    is 
that   which  is  most   distinctive  of  a  College   Chapel.     The 
question   of  an  organ  is  now    before  the  committee  ;   fortu- 
nately we  have  at  least  ,91,()00  available  for  this  object.    As 
regards  the  funds  required  for  the  completion  of  th«^  Chapel, 
we   have  a  conditional  promise  of  $700  from  Iv.  Hamilton, 
Esq.,    available   when   $4,000    shall  have  been   subscribed 
otherwise ;  to  earn  this  gift  of  $700,  about  $2,500   or    more 
is   still  required.     It   is  very   important  that   the   College 
Chapel  should  be  fully  and  adequately  restored,  as  an  object 
lesson   daily  placed  before   those  who  are  to  be  in  a   few 
years  our  clergy  and  laity.     We  shall  be  able  to  hold  our 
Services  in  the  Chapel  in  the  approaching  Lent  Term  ;  but 
Ave  shall  also  hope  to  complete  the  internal  wood-work   at 
no  distant  date. 

The  Divinity  House  was  entered  upon  for  its  own  proper 
use  in  January,  1892;  its  rooms  had  been,  during  1891, 
ocr-upied  as  class  rooms  by  the  Schoo?      lu  October,  1892, 


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It'll  luUlitioiiiil  loimirs  wore  completed,  I  has  giving  increased 
acconnnodiitioii. 

Specijil  SiTvicos  of  dodiciiiioii  \v(M'e  held  in  the  Divinity 
Hou.se  and  in  the  kSchool,  on  fSt.  Matthias'  J)ay,  on  wliioh 
occasion  onr  nncrcd  liishoj)  Willinins  was  with  us  I'or  the 
last  time.  H»^  Inul  iiev<n'  j)reach(!d  or  spoken  to  us  with 
ii'reatcr  ell'ect  or  vigour  ihiin  on  than  well  remembered 
occasion. 

The  AVarden  of  the  Brotlierhood  oT  Lay  Keaders  will  give 
n  detailed  rci)ort  ol'  tlic  work  done  by  that  association. 

JSome  oi' our  old  students  have  entered  on  the  work  of 
the  ministry : 

As  deacois,  the  Kev.  IT.  A.  Ihooke,  B.A.  (Peninsula)  ; 
and  a  former  pupil  of  the  school,  llev.  Charles  Jirooks, 
M.A.  (Baruston). 

As  priests,  the  Kev.  B.  G.  Wilkinson,  B.  A.,  Professor  of 
Pa.storal  Theolouv  ;  the  Rev.  H.  K  Wrio-ht.  B.A.  (Animus); 
the  J{cv.  11.  A.  Dickson,  M.A.  (Uandboro) ;  Mr.  AV.  T.  Lipton, 
]>.A.,  has  l)een  accepted  as  a  candidate  for  Holy  Orders  by 
the  Lord   Bishop  of  Ontario. 

Mr.  J.  N.  Kerr,  B.A.,  has  gone  to  work  in  Labrador  as  a 
Lay  i leader. 

Owinu'  to  the  A'ncancy  of  the  See  ]io  conlirmation  was 
held  this  year,  a  class  is  now  being  prepared  for  oonlirm- 
ntion.  Besides  this  the  Princiind,  as  Chaplain  of  the  school, 
has  two  other  classes  every  Sunday  —  a  communicants' 
class  and  junior  class.  l]veiy  Sunday  evening  a  Service  is 
held  l)y  tjie  Principal  for  the  l)oys,  in  the  AVilliams  HaP.. 
An  interesting  address  was  given  on  September  25111  by 
an  old  boy,  Kural  Dean  Porneret,  of  Hamilton. 

The  Colh^ge  Missionary  Union  has  held  each  Term  its 
Special  Services.  Celebration  at  7.15  A.M.  Evensong  with 
special  sermon  at  5  P.M.  Meeting  at  1M  P.M.  The 
preachers  have  been  ]iev.  Alfred  AVheeler,  of  Island  Pond, 
Vt.;  the  Rev.  0.  H.  A.  Murray,  M.A.,  of  Dixville;  the  Rev. 
F.  Gr.  Scott,  M.A.,  of  Drummondville.  The  special  speakers 
have  l^een  :  the  Rev.  Principal,  on  "  Madagascar  "  ;  the 
]tev.  N.  P.  Yates,  B.A.,  on  "Work  amongst  the  Esqui- 
maux"; the  Rev.  Charles  Brooks,  M.A.,  on  "  AYork  in 
Constantinople "'. 

Students'  papers  have  been  read  bv  Messrs.  T.  N.  Kerr, 
B.A.,  on  "BLshop  Steere"  ;  E.  R.  AVdson,  B.A.,  on  "St. 
Patrick"  ;  N.  M.  Bayne,  B.A.,  on  "  St.  Columba." 


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The  year  has  seen  an  addition  to  th«'  present  (\)lloiio  Staff 
])y  the  appointnKMit  of  thi'  licv.  J].  Cr,  Wilkinson,  J».A„  to 
the  cliair  of  Pastoriil  Tlit'oioyy.  It  is  nraiilyinu'  to  iind  one 
oi  our  own  uradualcs  so  well  able  to  take  up  tliis  inipoitant 
Avork.  The  new  i)roft',ssor  has  <iiven  iioodauyuriesof  .suctt'ss. 

The  Special  Lenten  additional  Service  at  74^  i\.M, 
histinii' till  S,  was  held  daily,  llelplul  readings  were  givi'U 
from  Dean  J'agct's  "Sj)irit  of  Discipline." 

The  Principal  has  rcc<'ntly  undertaken  to  have  the 
Sandhill  Church  sui^plicd  once  a  fortnight,  thus  giving 
that  Church  a  Service  every  Sunday  afternoon. 

During  the  year,  the  Principal  has  prenched  at  Milhy, 
Sandhill,  Sherhrooke,  Georgeville,  Dixville  (.'>  missions), 
North  Ilatley,  lilustis,  Montreal  (St.  James). 

Internal  -  I  J, ,,^,,,,^,^.^  "  i;{  i'.^ 

^  ;iO  [,[) 

(Jliiircli  ('XpiMiscs,  Ac,  Kaily  Cclchiiitions 21  ;">(• 

Exttrujl — .Mu(la<4iisfar — (Missionary  Union)  t'orSt.  ruiii's  College  11  <!•> 

i^lilj  (t") 

Ollerini^s  tbr  all  otlici'  tihji'cts  inei'tjed  in    tliose  of  St.   (Icoi-ne'.s    ('liiiit'li>  Leii- 
noKvilh'. 

Ueci'ivcd  diiiin^^''  the  yv.w  for  ('Ii,i])cl  resforntioii,  SI,''""- 
Towards  coiiinlL'tio!!  of  Diviiiitv  lloiisr.  S.MH'. 


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BROTHERHOOD  OF  HEADERS,  13.  C.  L. 

The  Warden  of  the  Colk'ge  Brotherhood  of  Peaders  hegs 
to  hand  in  the  following  report  of  work  done  during  the 
X'>ast  year  : 

Mr.  .1.  N.  Kerr,  B.A.,  conducted  Sunday  Services  at 
Scotstown  regularly  up  to  1st  July  last.  During  the  Christ- 
mas valuation  he  stayed  there.  During  July  and  August 
hist  Mr.  Kerr  had  charge  of  Barnston. 

Mr.  W.  T.  Lipton,  B.A.,  took  Services  at  Hereford  for 
three  Sundavs  durinu'  April. 

Mr.  H.  A.  Brooke,  B.A.,  assisted  the  Pvev.  W.  T.  Forsythe 
up  to  1st  September  ;  being  left  in  charge  of  the  Parish  for 
six  weeks  during  July  and  August. 

Mr.  E.  K.  Wilson,  B.A.,  had  charge  of  Barnston  during 
the  Christmas  vacation  and  conducted  Sunday  Services 
regularly  there  from  1st  December  to  1st  July,  lie  took 
charge  of  New  Carlisle  on  17th  July  and  remained  there  till 
ryth  September.  Since  October  2nd  he  has  taken  Services 
on  alternate  Sundavs  at  Scotstown. 


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Mr.  \.  M.  nnyiu',  HA.,  has  coiuluctcd  Services  rou'ularlv' 
oil  kSiiiulavs  IhrouLiliout  ilie  year  at  Lako  Mof;'"^*i^i  '""I 
stayecl  (lien'  to  take  cliar^c  ol'  tlie  Mis.sioii  during  tlio 
Chri.stinas  and  Suiinner  vaealions. 

Mr.  C.  Iv  IJisliop  look  duly  undor  tlie  Uev.  (}.  Murray 
IVom  l.sl  DeeenilivT  to  April.  He  had  tharu'e  ot  Hereford 
durinii'  iIk;  ^Hd-.slUlllller  vacation,  and  has,  since  lh«'  hogin- 
ning  ol  tlio  academical  year,  taken  the  iSunday  Services  at 
Milhy. 

Mr.  A.  ]I.  Moore,  during  tli«'  Chrislmas  holidays,  had 
charge  oI' St.  Sylvestrc,  and  <liiriiig  the  Suinnier  vacation 
had  (diarge  ol"  Aclon  for  six  weeks  ;  and  took  Services  on 
six  Sundays  at  Windsor.  Since  tlu^  re-opening  ot"  the 
College,  he  lias  taken  Services  at  Scotstown  on  alternate 
Sundays. 

Mr.  W.  r)arlon  took  Services  on  two  Sundays  at  Hereford 
in  Noveniher,  1S!M.  And  during  the  illness  of  Ihe  liev  1. 
Thompson  took  his  duly  (mi  six  Sundays  about  Easter  last. 
Has  taken  occasional  Sunday  Services  since  the  re-oi)eu- 
ing  of  the  College. 

Mr.  K.  C.  Avery  assisted  the  Kev.  .T.  Hepburn,  at  Ivich- 
mond.  from  ath  June  to  2iid  October.  Since  Octolx-r  0th, 
has  been  assisting  the  lie  v.  \V.  'P.  Forsythe  at  Stanstead. 

In  addition  to  the  above,  Messrs.  Almond  and  Dowdell, 
associate  members  of  the  lirotherhood  of  Headers,  have,  under 
the  sanction  of  the  Lord  Hishop,  Liiven  help  to  Clergy^meu 
as  follows : 

Mr.  J.  Almond — Services  on  alternate  Sundays  since 
0th  October,  uiuler  the  Rev.  T.  Blaylock. 

Mr.  T.  Dowdell. — Hereford  and  Dixville,  under  the  Rev. 
Cr.  H.  Murray,  April  1st,  and  1st  .luly.  During  the  Sum- 
mer vacation  Mr.  Dowdell  was  for  one  month  at  Dixville, 
and  during  September  at  Portneuf  on  three  Sundays. 

For  thirteen  Sundays,  beginning  last  December,  JNlessrs. 
Barton  and  Avery  conducted  Services  at  Suilield. 

On  tlie  eighth,  tenth  and  twelfth  Sundays  after  Trinity, 
the  "Warden  took  Services  at  Scotstown  and  Canterbury 
(and  Sunday  School),  twice  with  a  celebration  of  the  Holy 
Communion.  On  the  ninth  Sunday  after  Trinity,  he  took 
the  Services  at  Cookshire  and  Johnville.  He  has  also 
taken  Services  and  celel)raied  the  Holy  Communion  at 
Milby,  on  the  2nd  October  and  6th  November. 

Mr.  W.  T.  Lipton  is  now  at  Macon,  Out.,  and  hopes  to 
be  ordained  by  the  Bishop  of  Ontario  at  his  Advent  Or- 
dination. 


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BOURG    LOUIS. 

The  Rev.  J.  B.  Debbagv  reports : 

The  year  just  endiiiL>'  is  one  that  will  ])e  long  remember- 
ed here  ibr  the  great  amount  oi' sickness  itJid  many  deaths 
by  which  its  iirst  months  were  marked.  Most  ol'  my  time 
last  "Wiiiter  Avas  taken  up  in  visiting  the  sick  and  dying. 

I  am  thanki'ul  to  say  that  there  has  been  much  to  en- 
courage me  in  my  work.  In  the  iirst  place  1  may  mention 
the  great  improvement  in  the  n]ipearance  ol"  the  ])lacc, 
caused  by  the  building  of  a  new  board  i'ence,  nicely  white- 
washed, three  acres  long  by  the  road  in  ironi  ol'  the  Par- 
sonage. This  was  paid  lor  out  ol"  the  proceeds  of  1  he  second 
concert  spoken  of  in  my  last  IJeport.  The  road  itself  was 
also  nicely  built  and  rounded  up.  Then  a  sidiwvalk  was 
made  from  the  7oad  to  the  rarsonage.  All  this  made  a  very 
great  dilference  in  the  a])pearance  of  the  [)lacc. 

Our  Services  hav(!  been  well  attended,  and  the  singing 
and  responding  have  improved.  I  have  two  ^^ervices  in  th«* 
Church  every  Sunday.  I  have  also  thret*  outposts,  to  one 
of  which  I  go  every  second  Sunday,  and  to  each  of  the 
other  two  every  fourth  Sunday.  1  have  also  S.'iviees  on 
week-days. 

There  is  one  thing  in  regard  to  which  a  great  change  of 
feeling  for  the  better  has  taken  place  :  this  is  in  reference 
to  the  AVomen's  Auxiliary  of  Domestic  and  Foreign  Missions. 
This  is  now,  I  trust,  an  established  institution  in  Dourg 
Louis.  It  has  now  fifty  memljers,  and  it  is  ho])ed  that  ten 
more  will  be  added  soon. 

Thanks  to  the  grants  from  the  Church  Society,  we  have 
now  three  schools  in  operation.  No.  'A  has  btH'u  r(>-o])ened, 
under  one  of  its  former  teachers,  alter  having  been  closed 
two  years. 

Last  year  I  could  chronicle  several  visits  made  to  us. 
This  year  w^e  have  had  only  one.  This  was  IVom  the  ]\ev. 
A.  J.  Balfotir,  who  kindly  came  and  helped  us  to  reali/e 
the  antiquity  and  history  of  our  Church  by  the  aid  of  his 
Lantern. 

We  are  expecting  a  visit  from  our  new^  Bishop.  I  have 
no  candidates  for  Conlirmation  ready.  Our  lamented  late 
Bishop  conlirmed  twenty-live  here  last  year;  but  our 
present  Bishop  has  kindly  promised  to  come  vvithoid  wait- 
ing for  me  to  have  candidates  ready. 


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Our  pt^opk'  hiive  iakeii  o-yeat  pains  in  decorating  our 
Church  ior  ChrisUnas,  and  it  looks  woU.  It  is  a  beautiful 
little  Church  inside ;  the  roof,  however,  greatly  needs  re- 
coverinii'.  I  am  hoping  to  raise  funds  to  do  this  next  Spring. 
The  ladies  of  the  Church  Helpers'  Association  have  ex- 
pressed a  r(\idiness  to  help  us,  if  our  people  will  do  their 
part,  as  I  trust  they  will. 

I  have  been  collecting  towards  the  Bishop  Williams 
Memorial  Fund.  Fifty-two  dollars  and  seventy-five  cents 
have  already  been  paid,  and  some  eight  dollars  more 
promised.  This  will  make  our  contribution  over  sixty 
dollars. 

Baptisms,  11  ;   i\[arriages,  1  ;  Burials,  11. 

Cliuicli  Sofifty.  -SI  1.7.1 :  A.-^sffsincnt.  S'l'l'-O"  :  Kastor  O'leiiiijj.  S<'.7.S  ;  Foreij^ii 
Missions.  S'l.""  :  Doincsiic  Mi,.<si()ii..<.  Sl.'Kl;  ^\'olll('l^s  Aii.Kiliiiiy,  SI2.1;'. ;  Jews' 
.Mis.sioii  FiiiHl,  $l.(Hi:  Hisliop'ri  I'dlicjii',  Sl.tH)  :  CIiiutIi  aiu]  I'liiSDiiagL' improve- 
tiiciits,  .$4S.Hr) :  Hislmp  Wiliiaii):?  Mi'iiional  Fuud,  !?(i0.50  ;  Otlicr  ptiipoi^i'S,  !?'.):"). 38, 
—  Total,  S-'iM.-).;;'.*. 


1JR0:\IPT0N   AND    WINDSOR. 


The  K'ev.  J.  i\  Cox  reports  :  — 

AVith  the  assistance  of  our  Lay  Reader,  the  usual  jSer- 
vices  have  ])een  kept  up  at  the  three  Churches  belong- 
ing to  this  Mission,  viz  :  At  St,  (Jeorge\s,  AYindsor  Mills, 
twice  each  Sunday  ;  at  Christ  Church,  Brompton,  once,  and 
at  Grace  Church,  Hardwood  Hill,  once  on  each  alternate 
Sunday  ;  but  in  Winter,  while  the  roads  were  bad,  only  once 
a  month.  The  distance  1  have  to  drive  on  the  Sunday  that 
I  hold  Service  at  the  Hill,  is  twenty  miles  ;  and  when  the 
roads  are  very  b;id  I  am  unable,  after  a  Service,  and  a  cele- 
bration of  tjie  Holy  Communion  at  Brompton,  to  reach  this 
Church  in  time  for  an  afternoon  Service.  As  we  have  very 
few  peo])le  now  left  at  th(»  Hill,  the  congregation  here, 
especially  in  Winter,  is  small  and  is  com])osed  chielly  of 
young  boys  and  girls,  some  of  them  English  boys  from 
the  Home  in  Sherhrooke,  placinl  here  with  farmers,  who 
come  to  be  catechised,  and  remain  for  a  short  Service.  In 
Summer,  however,  we  usually  have  a  larger  attendance  ; 
but  consisting  chiefly  of  dissenters,  unfamiliar  with  our 
I'rayer  Book.  Some  benefit  is  derived  here  from  the  use  of 
the  paged  Prayer  Book,  as,  by  its  means,  they  are  better 
able  to  follow  in  the  Service. 


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Last  Winter  there  was  more  than  the  usual  amount  of 
sickness  among  my  people  at  Windsor  Mills  ;  one  iamily, 
especially,  that  of  my  senior  Warden,  was  greatly  aillicted; 
every  member  of  his  iamily  (as  well  as  that  of  his  sons  near 
by,)  being  very  ill  with  La  Grippe,  at  about  the  same  time. 
This  sickness  resulted  in  the  death  of  one  of  the  sons,  a 
very  steady,  promising  young  man  and  a  general  favorite 
with  the  entire  community,  here,  as  well  as  in  Durham, 
his  former  place  of  residence.  This  young  man, — wiiose 
death  was  a  loss  to  the  Mission, — was  a  brother  of  the 
esteemed  clergyman  at  Hat  ley. 

During  Advent  and  Lent,  special  week-night  Services 
were  held  at  Windsor  and  IJroniiiton,  and  were  liiirly  well 
attended.  AVe  have,  during  the  iia.st  year,  sullered  greatly 
by  removals;  no  fewer  than  thirty  persons,  whom  we  re- 
garded as  belonging  to  us,  having  lei  I  the  Mission,  in  addi- 
tion to  those  lost  by  death.  In  eonsefjuence  of  this,  the 
number  of  our  communicants,  particularly  at  Windsor  Mills, 
has  diminished  rather  than  increased,  and  the  number  of 
scholars  at  St.  George's  Sunday  School  is  small. 

During  the  year,  several  so(  iais  have  been  held  at  the 
Parsonage  and  elsewhere.  By  means  of  these,  a  two-fold 
object  is  attained  :  ilrst,  to  raise  funds  for  Church  purposes; 
secondly,  to  cultivate  a  friendly  s[)irit  Ijetween  members  of 
our  Church,  and  all  others  who  may  attend  them. 

The  usual  entertainment,  on  these  occasions,  consists  of 
music  and  readings.  Our  Roman  Catholic  friends  often 
render  us  good  assistance. 

The  chief  difiiculty  with  which  this  Mission  has  to  con- 
tend, is  the  Hnancial  one.  The  ell'ort  to  make  up  the  as- 
sessment each  quarter,  seems  to  be  a  continual  source  of 
anxiety  to  the  Church- Wardens,  both  here  and  at  Bromp- 
ton.  This  difficulty,  particularly  at  AVi.idsor  Mills,  may  in 
part  be  due,  the  past  year,  to  the  fact  that  we  have  been 
called  upon  to  do  our  utmost  to  pay  olf  the  debt  on  the  new 
Parsonage;  the  great  incentive  fordoing  this  at  once,  being 
that  we  might  be  able  to  claim  the  conditional  grant  of 
$100  made  to  us  ])y  the  Church  Society  ;  likewise,  the 
promise  from  Mr.  Robert  Hamilton,  of  i|^2o.00  (besides  the 
$50.00  previously  donated),  on  like  condition,  vi/.  :  that  by 
the  payment  of  these  two  sums  our  rarsonnagc  ])roperty 
here  should  be  absolutely  free  from  all  debt. 


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Last  Spring,  the  Archdeacon,  after  urging  upon  our 
people  the  necessity  of  trying  to  raise  the  amount  required, 
in  order  to   cLiim  the  above  grants,  kindly  offered,  as  an 


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contribute  tne  sum  ot  one  dollar  lor 
every  U^n  dollars  raised  before  the  first  of  December. 

Having  raised  $100.00,  I  have  received  the  Archdeacon's 
cheque  for  $10.00 ;  and  am  now  able  to  claim  the  Society's 
grant,  and  also  that  promised  by  Mr.  Hamilton.  The  pro- 
s])ect,*therefore,  of  being  entirely  free  from  debt,  has  at 
length  dawned  upon  this  struggling  Mission  ;  and,  best  of 
all,  we  have  a  fine  respectable  Parsonage,  near  the  Church. 

At  ]>.  "iipton,  fortnightly  meetings  from  house  to  house 
liave  lj' '■  h^ld,  and  thereby  money  raised  for  Parish  pur- 
poses i  ,io  Church  sheds  have  been  rc-shingled,  the  men 
giving  tneir  labor  gratis  ;  also,  curtains  for  the  windows 
{provided.  AVe  have  money  in  hand  for  a  Chancel-chair. 
We  ari'  much  indebted  to  Miss  Riches,  organist,  as  also  to 
Mrs.  Knapp  and  Mrs.  G.  Ward  our  Sunday  School  Teachers. 
The  Senior  class  I  usually  take  myself. 

I  should  not  omit  to  give  a  word  of  praise  to  the  few 
members  of  the  AVomcn's  Association  at  AVindsor  Mills. 
Though  few  in  number,  they  hold  themselves  responsible 
for  the  clothing  of  an  Indian  girl  belonging  to  the  Regina 
Indian  Reserve  in  the  North- West. 

Pastoral  calls  since  April  1st,  1892,  225. 

Baptisms,  9  ;  Burials,  5. 

»S7.  (if'iir(/c' !i,  f'/ii/x/ 

Wiiidsor  Cliiirch,             Total. 

Milh.  Ilruiniilun, 
1*  AliuCIllAI., 

Assessment  I'or  Dioccsiui  Board I?  120  00  S  lOo  00  S  220  00 

I'lirsoiinu-c  FiiiKl  20MK)  -d;  00  250  00 

Kiister  OllV-rtorv ;^  22  2  3:5  a  bb 

Geiieiiil  H.xpeii'scs 24  00         2  4  00 

Totiil S:5.n  22  S148  on  .'^Ul!)  .")5 

OH'iJi'tory,  Gi'uce  Clmrcli,  Jlaril wood  iJ ill 1  4.5 

.^50 1  00 

KxTliA    l'AI!(MlliAI,. 

("Iniicli  Socii.'ty  S     11    7.")  S      S  02  ,S    20.37 

i'"(ir('i;/ii  Missions \   7.">  2  40  4   15 

l)uuR'?li(' Missions  2  00  1  7a  4  35 

For  tlic  .lews 145  1  ;',2  2  77 

Hisiiop's  ("ollctrc 100  0  87  187 

til.  John's  File o  82  2  85  G  G7 

Total :?    22  37         §    17  81         $    40  18 

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EURY. 

The  Rev.  IT.  S.  Fuller  reports  :— 

Work  in  this  Parish  has  gone  quietly  forward  during  the 
past  year,  leaving  perhajis  little  "worthy  of  reeord,  beyond 
the  recognition,  on  my  part  of  the  kindly  s])irit  of  helpful- 
ness and  sympathy  whieh  has  characterized  the  conduct  of 
so  many  of  our  Church  nnnnbers  durinu'  my  term  o.f  ollice 
in  this  Parish,  and  which  has  contributed  so  greatly  to  the 
comfort  of  life  in  Puiry. 

In  material  things  we  may  report  progress,  both  in  the 
case  of  St.  Paul's — Robinson  Village— and  in  that  of  St. 
John's  congregation,  while  indications  have  not  been 
lacking  of  a  strong  progress  in  s)>iiitual  aliaivs,  and  notably 
in  an  increasing  spirit  of  g<)od  icllowship  betwixt  our 
Church  members.  Naturally  enough,  ciicumstances  have 
from  time  to  time  arisen  of  an  irritating  and  even  depressing 
nature,  still  the  past  years  have  carried  wilh  them  ample 
compensations  in  facts  of  another  kind,  facts  which  in 
themselves  have  been  encouraging  as  indications  of  the 
existence  and  growth  of  a  healthier  tone  of  feelinu'  and  a 
more  complete  recognition  of  the  laws  which  should 
govern  the  Christian  life. 

Financially,  we  have  never  been  in  as  good  a  posilion  as 
one  could  wish  ;  for  while  our  resources  have  ])een  small, 
the  demands  upon  them  have  ]x»en  proportionately  great, 
and  while  not  questioning  the  Avise  intention  which 
prompted  the  act  of  cutting  r)ury  adrift  from  the  l»oard, 
one  may  be  pardoned  for  feeling  that  the  act  was  in  itself 
premature,  and  that  it  would  have  l)een  better  for  the 
Parish  had  the  severance  been  less  hastily  brought  about. 

Of  St.  John's  congregation  one  may  report  that  the  stipend 
has  always  been  paid  with  a  fair  deuree  of  ])unctuality,  for 
which  we  have  to  thank  our  good  Church-Avarden,  ]\lr. 
Jas.  Wyatt,  and  also  the  members  who  so  readily  responded 
to  the  calls  made  upon  them. 

From  the  position  occupied  by  tliis  Cliurch  the  attendance 
must  always  be  a  somewhat  slender  one,  unless  land 
now  lying  idle  in  the  vicinity  shall  be  taken  ui>,  in  which 
event  matters  might  materially  alter.  At  present  the 
attendance  varies  from  soni(^  lilteen  or  twenty  to  an  occa- 
sional forty,  with  an  attendance  at  the  Holy  Table  of  some 
ten  or  a  dozen  persons. 


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The  members  of  ihis  Congregation  have,  during  tho  past 
two  years,  phicod  a  very  neat  and  .substantial  fence  around 
two  sides  of  the  grave-yard,  purchasing  the  materials  by 
subscriptions  taken  up  among  such  persons  as  w^re  inter- 
ested in  the  grave-yard,  and  themselves  furnishing  the 
labour  necessary  to  its  erection. 

Mr.  Martin,  under  IJishop  Mountain,  Lay  Reader  in  this 
Pariah,  and  for  many  years  of  his  life  one  of  the  most  active 
members  of  this  congregation,  has  laid  both  Cleruyman 
and  his  fellow  worshippers  under  great  oblii»aiion  by  his 
re.idy  zeal,  and  his  earnest  efforts  to  promote  the  comfort  of 
those  attending  at  St.  John's,  shovelling  paths,  lighting  fires 
and  perlbrming  all  such  good  offices  as  lay  within  his 
power,  and  this  apart  from  all  renumeration  or  exjiectation 
of  it.  From  love,  and  high  sense  of  duty  and  privilege.  '•  A 
Door-keeper  in  the  House  of  the  Lord." 

At  Lingwick  (St.  Peters),  our  congregation  is,  and  ahvays 
has  been,  an  exceedingly  small  one,  and,  so  far  as  we  c:in 
now  see,  is  one  with  no  prospect  of  any  marked  increase 
of  membership  in  the  future,  being  composed  as  it  is  of 
souK^  half  dozen  families  (and  these  not  many  mcnnbers  of 
the  Church)  surrounded  by  a  Scotch  Presbyterian  pojiula- 
tion.  In  this  district  there  has  always  been  a  very  marked 
display  of  affection  on  the  part  of  members  towards  the 
Church,  and  this  has  led  them  to  clhiix  closelv  to  her 
through  all  discouragement  and  dilficulty.  One  can  only 
hope  that  ilui  scheme,  now  under  consideration,  of  creating 
a  new  Mission,  to  be  composed  of  Scotstown,  Canterbury 
and  Lingwick,  with  ])arts  adjncent,  will  be  carried  out,  and 
that  the  early  continued  faithfulness  of  these  people  to 
tln'ir  Church  will  be  rewarded  by  more  fre([uent  oppor- 
tunities in  the  future  of  attending  the  Services  so  highly 
valued  by  them. 

In  Canterbury  it  has,  for  years,  l)een  desirnbh;  that  more 
frequent  Services  should  be  held,  as  it  was  possible  to  visit 
this  })arish  for  Service  only  once  each  month.  During  several 
months  past  additional  Servic(^s  have  been  sui>plied  from 
Jjennoxville,  l)Ut  if  we  are  to  retain  our  hold  at  this  point, 
it  is  necessary  that  it  shall  be  under  active  and  direct 
clerical  supervision  ;  with  the  present  prospect,  that  if  this 
be  (lone  at  once,  a  fairly  strong  Church  formation  will  result 
within  the  next  two  years. 

Bain's  School- House. — At  this  point  a  monthly  Service 
has  been  held — the  Service  alternating  with  that  held  at 


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be  possible  to  make  this  more  I'requent,  unless  it  shall  seem 
more  desirable  to  employ  the  time  at  some  other  point. 
This  eong'reg'ation,  at  present  small — and  with  no  more 
probability  of  any  increase  in  numbers  —  at  one  time 
possessed  a  Church  ;  but,  having  determined  upon  build- 
ing a  new  edifice,  at  a  point  which  would  accommodate 
themselves  and  the  people  of  Canterbury,  tore  down  the 
old  building,  and  having  the  misfortune  to  lose  the  new 
structure  by  a  heavy  wind  storm  were  left  without  any 
Church  building,  and  their  discouragement  being  yet 
deepened  by  serious  trouble  which  at  the  time  aros^e  within 
the  Mission,  work  was  never  again  resumed. 

St.  Pauts  Church,  Robinson, — I  have  the  pleasure  of  re- 
porting Services  continued  throughout  the  year  without 
break.  Services  each  Sunday  in  the  morning,  and  Evening 
Prayer  twice  each  month.  Holy  Communion  (as  at 
St.  John's  and  St.  Peter's)  once  a  month  and  at  the  time  of 
the  Grreater  Feasts.  The  congregation  is,  as  at  other 
points,  exceedingly  well  conducted,  but  variable  in  num- 
bers. Many  coming  from  distant  points,  sometimes  the 
numbers  reaching  140  to  150,  and  sometimes  sinking  down 
to  a  possible  30  or  40.  Holy  Communion  well  attended. 
Highest  number  47. 

The  Sunday  School  seems  to  be  doing  a.  good  work,  and 
is  continued  throughout  the  year,  some  of  the  children 
coming  distances  of  two  and  three  miles. 

Some  forms  of  the  activity  possible  in  more  clearly  settled 
districts  prove  very  little  succesful  here,  but  a  good  lady  of 
the  congregation  has  on  foot  a  small  Society  of  Church- 
AVorkers  among  the  children  from  which  much  may  be 
iioped.  Already  it  has  supplied  some  $22.00  toward  the 
needs  of  the  Church  fabric,  and  we  will  hope  for  other  and 
different  results  through  its  instrumentality. 

The  property  has  been  much  improved  by  i\\(^  addition 
of  a  new  horse-shed  comj^leted  and  paid  for,  also  a  new 
fence  along  the  front  of  our  property,  strong  and  put  up  in 
an  excelhnit  and  workmanlike  manner.  13oth  were  erected 
by  Bees  formed  by  our  people,  the  latter  being  completed 
together  with  much  other  work  by  a  Bee  formed  of  some 
forty  Churchmen  and  supervised  by  Mr.  Anthony  Allison, 
the  funds  for  material  having  been  in  part  paid  from  rent 
of  Glebe  land  for  Agricultural  Show.  These  moneys  having 
also  been  got  together  by  the  good  oflices  of  Mr.  A.  Allison. 


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It  has  been  somewhat  slow  work  getting  thiiij^s  into 
shape,  but  much  had  to  be  done,  and  however  willing  our 
people  might  be,  the  means  to  the  end  \vpr<*  small. 

Baptisms,  11 ;  Marriages,  9  ;  Burials,  6. 

CIuiitIi  Society,  SKl-l'O  ;  Raster  Offeriiisr,  $13.00  ;  Forei;^!!  Missions,  S\'>-2:>  ; 
DoiiK'Stie  Missioiij,  $10.7;")  ;  Jews'  Parociiiiii  and  Mission  Fund,  $1.00  ;  Cluuelinnd 
I'iirsonagc  Improveaients,  $37.00  ;  Oilier  iinr|)oses   S.J77.0.">. — Total,  $700.11. 


CACOUNA. 

The  Church-Wardens  report : — 

The  clergy  nominated  by  the  late  Lord  Bishop  to  do 
duty  at  Cacouna  during  the  season  of  181)2  were  the  Rev. 
C^mon  Thorneloo,  for  the  month  of  July,  and  the  Uev.  A. 
J.  lialfour,  for  August. 

The  Church  of  St.  .Tamos  the  Apo.stle  was  opened  on 
Sunday,  the  3rd  July,  the  Rev.  A.  T.  Williams  doing  duty 
that  day — and  the  last  Services  were  on  Sunday,  the  4th 
September,  when  the  Rev.  R.  II.  Cole  did  the  duty  ;  the 
Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Niagara  preaching  in  the 
morning,  and  the  Rev.  Canon  Mills  in  the  evening. 

There  were  mon*  than  the  usual  number  of  clergy  visit- 
ing Cacouna  this  season  in  consequence  of  the  opening  of 
the  Clergy  House  of  Rest  on  the  1st  July,  1892. 

Tiie  foUowinf,^  were  the  colleetions  :  For  Mission  Fund,  $.")(;7.1;> ;  For  I'riision 
Fund, SI !.''•• ;  For  Bishop  of  Newlonndland  Fund  in  aid  of  loss  livd-'ire,  ,$ls;i.4G  ; 
Ordinary  Collections,  !:(-'l0.47.    Total,  $l,:!02.GS. 


CAPE  COVE,  (iA.<I'E. 

Rev.  W.  G.  Lysler  reports  :  — 

The  S(^rvices  of  the  Church  have  been  performed  as 
usual  during  the  past  year ;  as  to  these  there  is  nothing 
new  to  rei)ort  ;  nor  can  I  say  anything  new  about  our 
Sunday  School,  which  has  been  as  well  attended  as  usual. 

The  four  daily  schools  have  been  in  operation  during 
part  of  the  year. 

Miss  Dumaresq,  who  had  taught  faithfully  for  five  years 
in  School  No.  1,  having  resigned,  some  dilliculty  was  ex- 
perienced in  finding  a  qualified  successor. 

We,  at  last,  secured  a  very  comj^etent  and  energetic 
teacher.  Miss  Emerson,  who  has,  so  far,  given  much  satis- 
faction. 


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^[iss  Lo  G-allais,  also  a  qualiiied  teacher,  has  taken  charge 
of  a  small  School  No.  2,  in  which  the  children  oi'  the  few 
rair)ili(\s  in  the  district  have  commenced  their  education. 

Without  the  grants  oi' the  Church  Society,  we  could  not 
keep  both  these  .schools  open  at  the  same  time. 

During"  Summer,  the  loundations  of  the  Parsonag-e  were 
examined,  and  having  been  found  very  defective,  were  in 
part  renewed. 

The  roof  also,  which  was  in  a  bad  condition,  was  prop- 
erly shingled  and  painted  ;  and  the  roof  ol  the  barn  received 
a  much  needed  coat  of  paint. 

On  the  20th  of  December,  a  Christmas-tree  entertainment 
was  given,  wliich  proved  quite  a  success.  The  admission 
fees  were  devoted  to  the  i)ayment  of  a  debt  Jbr  new  school 
furniture  ot  an  improved  description,  which  our  active 
chairman  of  trustees,  ]\[r.  Jas.  Baker,  had  procured  for  No.  1. 

Our  oruanist,  ]Miss  Cass,  who  for  four  years  had  con- 
ducted the  musical  part  o l'  the  Services  in  St.  James'  Church 
with  g-reat  kindness  and  sidf-denial,  resigned  her  position 
on  the  occasion  of  her  marriage  in  September,  when  a  few 
members  of  the  congregation  presented  her  with  a  suitable 
gift,  as  a  sliiiht  loken  ot  their  esteem  and  gratitude. 

The  remark  made  in  my  last  re])ort  as  to  the  valued  ser- 
vices oi*  the  L:iy  lieaders  and  Sunday  School  teachers,  are 
equally  applicable  this  year;  it  is  therefore  unnecessary  to 
repeat  them. 

It  will  ))e  seen  that  the  contrilmtions  of  the  ]\[ission  ex- 
ceed those  of  last  year,  and  avernge  about  iifteen  dollars 
])er  Inmily. 

Baptisms,  10  ;  Marriages,  G  ;  Burials,  5. 

AssoisuMiil  Idi'  l)i(ni's;m  !i(((ir(l,  S''"'"-""  :  <  >tf(M't()ry,  Sl.'>l.s;t:  I'cu-rciif,  ['erco, 
S'l'.ili':  Foreign  .Mi^^sioiis,  SIS. . ",(1  :  Domestic  Missions,  .SI  1.21;  (ioiKial  FuihI, 
.s:).")',! ;  Mission'  ImiimI,  SI(;.:!l'  ;  I'cnsioii  JmiiicI,  SI. (Ml ;  SI.  .Tolin  ("atlicdrjil,  .S:'.1.4li  ; 
Kaslcr  <;-it't  to  (Mor^i'vinaii.  Sii.'.S();  ( 'iraiit  ti'a  •■elliiit;'  cNpeiisi'S,  L'ei'ci-,  :?L'0.Oil. — 
Total    ST'.U.liO. 


OO.VTICOOK. 

The  Iiev.  Canon  Foster  reporls  :  — 

The  Church's  work  in  this  Tarish  has  not  been  marked 
by  any  unusual  incidents  during  the  current  year. 

The  usual  Services  at  St.  Stephen's  (the  Parish  Church), 
and  at  Christ  Church,  North  Coaticook,  have  been  kept  up 
with  unfailing  regularity. 


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T\iQ  altciidaiico  at  iSt  Stephen's  is  about  (he  same  as  that 
of  last  yoar  ;  that  at  Christ  Church  shows  a  iiiarivcd  increase. 

The  Sunday  Schools  at  both  Churches  are  kept  up  all  the 
year  round. 

Mr.  J.  J.  Fiske,  Advocate,  and  Manan-er  ol  the  Coaticook 
Knitting"  Mill,  has  kindly  taken  my  place,  as  superintcn- 
dent  of  St.  Stephen's  Church  Sunday  School.  I  have  a  chil- 
dren's Service  and  catechising  on  the  second  Sunday  in 
every  month. 

The  Ladies'  Guild  of  St.  Stephen's  Church  kindly  provided 
funds  for  much  needed  repairs  on  the  Sexton's  house.  They 
are  novv'  hard  at  work  raisinu;  i'unds  lor  the  decoration  of 
the  Church,  and  the  building  of  a  Church  Hall,  in  which 
we  can  hold  week-day  Services  and  Sunday  School. 

The  Ladies'  Guild  at  North  Coaticook  have  just  purchased 
three  handsome  lamps  for  use  in  Christ  Church,  and  they 
hope,  during  the  "Winter,  to  raise  sullicieni  funds  to  pay  for 
several  much  needed  improvements  in  the  interior  of  the 
(Church.  On  Sunday,  the  second  of  October,  his  Lordship, 
the  Bishop  of  Quebec,  paid  a  visit  to  tlie  Parish,  and 
preached  at  St.  Stephen's,  in  the  evening,  to  a  large  and 
appreciative  congregation. 

1  have  to  thank  the  AVardens  of  both  Churches  for  their 
unvarying  kindness  and  co-operation  i)i  all  Cluirch  work 
during  the  current  year. 

Baptisms:  Infants,  G  ;  Ad\dts,  o. — Total,  0  ;  ^larriages,  3; 
Burials,  o. 

Diocosiiii  lioanl  Asaessniciit,  .SToO.Oi)  :  Foi'c'i;^!!  Mission:',  ."^l.ti.".  :  Oonicstic 
Missions,  Si. <•!)  ;  .Mission  l'"nn(l,  Sl.'l"  ;  I'cnsion  i'uiiil,  $l.ii(i  ;  ImivcIojics,  I'lintin.M', 
(itc,  8r.!.r)0  ;  Kncl,  lij^^litinji,-  and  Insni-anco,  STO.dO  :  Clioristci's  salary,  S-'>  00  ; 
(ii'iicral  Purposes  Fnini,  .si.Oil  ;  Snn(l;i\--Sfliools,  ,'>Ji).ll(i  :  IJcjiairs  to  Sexton's 
hoiisi',  S:iO.(io  :  Sud'crcrs  I'loni  St.  .lolin's  lire.  .•sin. do  ;  Synod  due-.  .•<i0.iiO  :  Cas- 
so('i\.  Surplict' and  stole  tur  (Jlinreii,  SIT. nil  :  (Ulier  expenses,  Sl.i.on  :  MiisliT 
Ull'eriug  to  Hector,  .>S1  J.oo.— Total,  SOUl.i;;. 


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CO-AH'TON. 

The  Rev.  G.  H.  Parker  reports  :— 

The  work  of  the  Parish  has  gone  on  much  as  usual  dur- 
ing the  past  year. 

In  December  last  the  Bishop  consecrated  the  Cemetery 
which  belongs  to  the  town,  and  is  used  by  the  inhabitants 
generally. 

The  members  of  the  AVomen's  Auxiliary  have  b(>en  quietly 
working  ;  and  in  the  Autumn  a  barrel  of  clothing  was  sent 
off  to  the  North-West,  valued  at  ^T-j. 


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T]u'  Ladies'  Collo^o  continues  its  nsefulnoss,  doing  f^ood 
and  solid  rduciitional  work.  It  Avere  much  to  ho  Avishod 
thai  a  warmer  and  more  i>eneral  interest  were  taken  in  the 
Institution.  Thus  far  only  seven  Parishes  and  ^lissions 
have  forwarded  oH'erlories,  viz  :  Sandy  JJeach,  15.30  ;  Quebec 
Cathedral,  IH.IU;  King'sey,  $2.24;  Compton,  814.00 ;  St. 
Peter's,  Quebec,  si-l-OO  ;  Monlmorenci,  $1.25;  Sherbrooke, 
$21.78.  It  seems  to  be  forgotten  that  the  Committee  of 
Management  are  very  much  worried  from  time  to  time  to 
meet  necessary  outlays,  and  that  the  work  they  are  doing 
is  the  work  of  the  Church  in  the  Diocese,  and  they  ought  to 
be  relieved  of  unnecessary  anxiety.  The  numbers  during 
the  term  just  ended  were  : — IJoarders,  28 — Day  scholars,  11. 

Baptism,  5  ;  Burials,  0, 

Clmrch  Society,  Si 7. ()(i;  liiurel  cloiliiiifj:,  STi^.nO;  (Uerjryman'sStipend,  .<!S0n.00  : 
KiisUT  Ollciiiij,^  S.ifj.Ul';  Foreip:!!  Missions,  !?:''•<'(•;  Dmiu'stic  Missions,  S^-"" : 
lll'cnsion  Fimd,  i-;17.l'i'' :  .lew  s"  Piirooiiiiil  unci  Mission  Fnnd,  S-O.tid  ;  Compton 
L.TdJL's'  Colicjii',  Sl4.(Hi;  Clmrc'li  iirid  Parsonngt!  Improvements,  iS;{5.6ft ;  Other 
purooses.  .Sl,")2.(il.— Totitl,  ."^I.O.SC.'JS. 


DANVILLE. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Blaylock  reports : — 

Just  after  tlu^  close  of  our  last  anniversary  meeting,  our 
late  revered  Bishop  visited  this  Parish  and  confirmed  can- 
didates in  Danville  and  Lome.  This  was  his  last  conlirm- 
ation,  I  believe,  in  the  Eastern  Towjiship.s,  and  it  is  hard  to 
realize  that  we  "  shall  see  his  face  no  more".  We  may  well 
believe,  however,  that  his  work  was  accomplished,  and  that 
he  is  at  rest  in  the  Paradise  of  Ood. 

Last  March  the  Venerable  Archdeacon  of  Quebec  held 
an  Archediaconal  meeting  in  the  Village  of  Danville,  which 
was  attended  by  the  clergy  of  the  surrounding  Parishes. 
Papers  were  read  by  them  as  well  as  by  the  Hon.  lly.  Ayl- 
mer  and  Judge  Hemming.  The  Archdeacon's  address  was 
one  of  singular  interest  and  dealt  with  Church  progress 
during  the  past  half  century  in  this  Diocese.  The  weather 
prevented  many  from  the  outside  Churches  attending,  but 
notwithstanding  a  proiitable  day  was  spent,  which  ended 
with  a  rousing  missionary  meeting,  and  a  good  collection, 
for  Domestic  Missions.  Several  Church  families  having  moved 
into  Kingsey  Falls,  I  have,  with  the  help  of  a  student, 
opened  the  Church  there  again  and  now  hold  fortnightly 
Services.    The  people  pay  four  dollars  towards  the  expenses 


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of  oach  St'ivico,  and  so  f^ir,  the  Church  has  been  ^vell  fillod 
\vith  atloiitivo  coiiiirouations.  I  hope  soon  to  start  a  iSun- 
(lay  Service  at  Ashestos.  At  Lome,  owini^'  to  the  people 
nearly  all  having'  lel't  to  work  in  the  States,  our  conure- 
uation  hiis  iMllen  oil' considerably.  We  have  also  to  regret 
the  removal  of  Mr.  G^eo.  McKeajre,  jr.,  a  good  churchman 
and  warden,  and  a  re.uiy  worker  lor  the  good  of  this  congre- 
gation.  The  Sunday  School  greatly  misses  him.  A  good 
fence   has  been    placed  around  the  ('hurch  i)roperty    here. 

In  Trouthrookc  the  congregations  continue  good,  though 
here,  also,  we  have  to  deplore  losses  by  removals,  which 
have    weakened    the    Church    linancially    and    otherwise. 

The  Sunday  School  under  Mr.  .Tas.  Wilson  is  doing  good 
work  and  is  by  fwr  the  best  attended  in  the  Parish. 

In  Danvilh?  we  have  at  any  rate  held  our  owni  in  numbers, 
])erhai)s  iu;ide  some  progress;  certainly  in  unsellishness  ; 
the  amounts  for  Foreign  and  Domestic  Missions,  Church 
Society  and  other  extra  parochial  objects  are  much  the  lar- 
gest ever  r;iised  in  the  Parish,  reaching  the  sum  of  $11)3.00, 
over  one  xev(uilh  of  our  total  incomings. 

AVe  have  secured,  at  a  cost  of  $60.00  and  by  means  of  a 
generous  grant  from  the  S.  P.  C.  K.,  a  handsome  addition 
to  our  Parish  Library  It  contains  many  books  in  Church 
History  and  doctiine  which  are  read  and  appreciated.  It 
will,  1  hope,  do  much  to  promote  intelligent  church  manship 
amongst  us. 

Conlirmations,  Vl\  r)a])tisms,  15  ;  Burials,  16  ;  Marriages,  3. 

/>„,(/•///,— AiJ.ses.-Jinurit,  ^.'{.'iO.nO;  Clmrcli  Society.  $t!).7'.> ;  OHertoiy,  $126.70; 
KutiTtiiiiinitMil,  for  IJlimrv,  .*.")2.0<»:  Kastcr  iiiid  Xiiiiis  UM'iM-iiiu',  §.')r).!i(i  ;  Domestic 
Mirffiioti-?.  S")t>. ,"),") ;  i''ur('i;;u  Missions  and  .lows,  S'''-'!.!'! ;  iSt.  Joiiu's  Fire,  r^-il.;)0  ; 
I-iidics'  Guild  lor  Ityiiiii  i>ooks,  S-1"".— Total,  .ST.J'J.  IG.' 

/",-ir«"— .Asscssniciit,  orjO.Od  -.  Cliiurh  Society,  SIO  :>h  ;  Oirortoiy,  $:!!». 10  ;  Do- 
itK'rftic  .^'iji.sioIl.s,  Sl.i;i;  Korci;;-!!  Mission^  and  Jews,  S:!.0() ;  St.  Juiiii's  Fire,  $;5.85  ; 
(h'ii-aii  iJciiaiis,  87.00:  Clmridi  Fciici',  .S•.^").a'.l.— Total,  .S20l.o2. 

7V(</////y'"</.— .\s.s"Ssiiiont,  $1112.51) ;  ( XlVrtoi'v,  .s22.0l  ;  Domestic  Missions.f.S'^.SO  ; 
ForeiLTii  Missions,  $.!.(i(l  :  St.  Joliii's  Fire,  Sk;')!') :  lii'pairs  i*arsoiia;ae  iJani,  §15.00  ; 
I'lelmildiMj--  (Jliiirch  Shed,  ^iMi.jO.— Total,  S'!:itJ.!H)—(iraiid  Total,  S12'J7.SS. 


DRUM.MONDVILLE. 


The  liev.  F.  G.  Scott  reports  : — 

There  is  nothing  to  record  in  the  history  of  this  Parish 
during  the  past  year.  The  Services  in  the  Church  have 
been  held  regularly,  and  a  fortnightly  Service  is  now  held 
at  Mitchell,  a  small  settlement  thirteen  miles  distant,  where 


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th<Mv  are  .s('V(Mm1  commuuicaiils.  I  must  lake  lliis  cippor- 
tuiiity  of  i)iil)li('ly  tliankiiiu-  tlic  churcli-vvardciis  lor  many 
acts  ol' kiiuliicss,  and  cspocially  Dr.  Henimiim'.  who  acted 
as  lay  reader  I'or  several  Sundays  duriii;^-  my  illness  in  the 
Winter, 

r)a[)tisms,  H  ;  ISIarriage,  1  ;  Burials,  4. 

CiiiitfiliutiiMis  Cor  Cliiiicli  iHU'iiosc.-J.  S.iT.lT:  Cliiircli  Sucicty,  .■-!'>. :>i'> ;  Assi'hs- 
ini'iit  (nr  |ii(ici'3im  lloiinl,  :i:'2(it;.l  1  ;  JvistiT  (»ii<riii;,s  S>.1-;  i''i)ici,uii  Missions, 
87.111:  l)i)iii('slic  .Mis-iioriH,  ^10. ,')•>;  .li'W.s'  I'aroi'liiiil  lunl  Mission  KiiMil,  $l'.-'.> ; 
I'l'iisioii  Fniwl  ol'  (.'liiin-li  {Socioty,  S-.-'I"  :  liislKip  of  New  t'oiiti'lliiiKl,  87.77. — 
Total,  s;](;;..i):;. 


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DUDSWEIiL. 

The  Rev.  R.  Walter  Colston  reports  : — 

In  handing-  in  my  annual  report,  I  think  that  it  ouijht  to 
b(^  ])reraced  by  a  l)riei'  ac<ounl  ol'  the  work  ol"  Dudswell's 
lirst  iiK.'umheiit,  tiie  Rev.  T.  S.  Chapman,  a  work  uni<pie 
in  our  Diocese, 

]Mr.  Chapman's  work  in  Dudswell  bei^'an  on  January  1st, 
184l>.  when,  as  travdlinii"  Missionary,  witii  a  lovinn'  com- 
mission over  the  whole  ol'the  Eastern  Townshijjs,  \n\  lirsj 
visited  this  Mission.  On  the  occasion  ol' this  visit,  many 
inquired  what  had  brouL^ht  an  "  Episcopal  "  to  Dudswell, 


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This  was  not  quite  true.  There  were  a  I'ew.  A  mere  handi'ul 
ol"  Church  peoi)lc.  So  stronu'  was  the  im[)ression  made  by 
Mr.  Chapman  on  the  ix'ople,  that  early  in  1850,  a  very 
urgent  ])etition,  signed  by  a  large  number  of  the  inhabit- 
ants, was  sent  to  the  liishop  ol"  (Quebec,  asking  for  Mr. 
Chapman's  apjiointment  as  incumbent  of  the  Mission.  In 
IMarch,  ls.")(),  he  took  up  his  r«^sidencc  in  Dudswell  ami  bt'gan 
what  proved  to  be  his  lil'e's  work. 

For  over  a  (juarier  of  a  century  Mr.  Cha])man's  minis 
trations  extended  over   the   whole  ol'  the  County  ol' WoU'i' 
and  the  adjacent  i^ortions   of  the    Counties  ol'  Richmond, 
Beauce.  Compton  and  Sherbrooke.     In  this  extended  held 
he  had  ten  permanent  stations. 

Yew  men  are  ]>ermitted,  in  their  lifetime,  to  see  such  full 
results  of  their  labours  as  he. 

In  1850,  along  the  shores  of  the  St.  Francis  from  Sher- 
brooke to  the  wilderness,  there  was  not  one  single  Church. 
Now  there  are  live.  Three  of  W'hich  w^ere  built  by  Mr. 
Chapman,  almost  wholly  by  hi.'i  own  hands  and  largely 
with  his  own  money. 


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til  1S.')0,  whereas  there  were  but  ii  mere  haiuirul  of 
Church  peoph^  in  this  dislrict,  now  ther<'  are  two  re.si(UMil 
Cleriryinen,  and  in  the  mission  of  J)u(lsvvell,  al)uut  one 
liundred  laniilies  h)okinu'  to  the  C'liuicli  lor  rll  religious 
ministrations;  and  this,  not  l)y  immigration,  i)Ut  by  the 
drawini*'  in  ol' stray  and  wanderinj;'  sheep.  There  an>  few, 
if  any  missions,  in  the  J'lastern  Townships,  in  wluch  I  lie 
Church  stands  more  lirmly  in  the  cslinuition  and  iove  ol  ;he 
l)eople.  or  as  regards  numbers  and  iuliuence.  Such  is  the 
position  of  Dudswell  to-day. 

In  1S')0,  the  C'liurch  had  to  depend  upon  thi' wrei.hed 
District  t>chool  Houses  in  which  to  hold  services,  ai  d  t:ie 
still  more  wretched  and  forsaken  little  burial  places  in 
which  to  lay  by  her  departed  children.  To-day  in  JJudswell 
there  are  two  line  and  commodious  Churches  and  two 
grave-yards,  neatly  hud  out  and  well  cared  for,  and.  in 
addition  to  these  a  hrst-class  Parsonage  and  a  Church  ilall. 
It  would  miika  this  report  too  long  to  recount  all  the 
acts  of  self-denying  lovi>  and  burning  zeal  displayed  by  this 
aged  jSIissionary.    1  cannot  forbear  giving  one  or  two. 

When  St.  Paul's  Church  w^as  being  b\iilt,  tht>  supply  of 
material  failed.  Winter  was  close  at  hand.  It  \  is  im])erati  vely 
necessary  that  the  work  should  l)e  i)ushed  R'v  \ard  without 
delay.  Mr.  Chapman  cune  to  the  rescue  and  gave  all  the 
material  he  had  prepared  to  build  himseU  a  liouse.  It  was 
lifteen  years  before  he  succeeded  in  rephicing  it;.  This  w^as 
in  addition  to  a  large  money  sub-scription  and  many  days 
and  weeks  of  hard  manual  hil)our.  For,  in  those  days,  it 
must  ])e  remembered,  thei-e  vere  no  mills  when^  wrought 
work  could  be  done  quickly  and  cheaply  as  now,  all  had  to 
be  done  labouriously  by  hand. 

Some  twenty  odd  years  ago,  being  anxious  that  his  flock 
should  have  all  the  possible  educational  advantages,  Mr. 
Chapman  built,  what  has  ever  since  been  known  as  "The 
Model  School,"  with  his  own  hands  and  furnished  it  in  a 
most  complete  manner,  and  this  without  one  cent's  assist- 
ance from  any  source.  A  few  years  ago,  when  this  building- 
ceased  to  be  used  for  scholastic  purposes,  he  gave  it  and  its 
contents,  as  a  free  gift  to  the  Parish,  to  be  used  as  a  Parish 
Hall. 

1  could  tell  similar  stories  of  Mr.  Chapman's  selfdenying 
zeal  for  God  and  His  Ploly  Church,  in  the  building  of  St. 
Thomas'  Church,  Westbury,  the  Church  of  the  Good  Shep- 


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herd,  Dudswell  Centre,  and  the  Parsonage,  Marbleton  ;  but 
space  will  not  allow  of  it.  In  years  to  come,  when  the  place 
on  earth  of  '•  the  best  friend  Dudswell  ever  had,"  knows  him 
no  more,  the  story  of  his  love  and  zeal — his  exceeding-  gene- 
rosity— his  indomitable  courage,  will  be  told,  by  the  people 
for  whom  he  was  content  to  s^^end  and  l)e  s]>ent.  Truly 
others  have  laboured  and  we  have  entered  into  their 
labours. 

During  the  past  year,  288  Services  and  devotional  Meet- 
ings have  been  held  in  four  centres,  in  this  Mission.  To 
accomplish  this,  your  missionary  iravelled  1979  miles.  This 
is  exclusive  of  the  distance  travelled  for  other  parochial 
work.  There  were  forty-four  celebrations  of  the  Holy 
Eucharist.  There  has  been  only  one  Sunday  vSchool  in 
operation  in  the  Mission,  viz,  at  iSt.  Paul's,  Marbleton.  At 
the  other  Sunday  stations  instruction  to  the  children  is 
given,  by  your  missionary,  and  by  a  set  of  the  "outward 
and  visible  sign  charts,"  which  has  Ix'come  a  necessary 
portion  of  his  missionary  kit.  Tliose  instructions  are  given 
during  the  Service. 

Since  St.  Thomas'  Church,  Westbury.  has  been  closed,  T 
have  given  a  Sunday  service  to  the  people  in  the  south  end 
of  the  township.  This  entails  four  services  every  Sunday, 
with  eighteen  miles  drive. 

As  soon  as  the  roads  settle  two  move  stations  will  bi' 
opened.  With  these  the  ground  will  b(»  fairly  well  covered. 
During  the  past  year  a  branch  of  the  V.  E.  T.  S.  was 
established  in  Marbleton.  I  look  for  good  work  from  it. 
Certainly  there  is  a  great  deal  of  hard  work  to  be  done,  with 
four  licensed  houses  in  the  township. 

According  to  my  usual  custom,  last  Lent,  a  series  of  ten 
consecutive  Services  were  held  in  four  centres.  In  two 
of  these,  they  were  well  attended  and,  I  trust,  with  good 
results.  In  the  other  two  a  serious  outbreak  of  scarlet 
fever  caused  complete  demoralization. 

The  Ladies'  Gruilds  in  Marbleton  and  Dudswell  Centre 
have  done  good  work,  in  the  past  year,  in  assisting  to  pay 
olf  a  portion  of  the  debt  on  the  Parsonage.  Our  thanks 
are  due  to  the  members  for  their  labours  of  love. 

The  Rev.  T.  S.  Chapman  has  spent  the  past  month  in 
repairing  and  renovating  the  interior  and  exterior  of  St. 
Paul's  and  the  Church  Hall.  Thus  adding  to  the  already  great 
debt  of  gratitude  owed  him  by  our  Church  people. 


07 

I  had  hoped  this  year  would  see  our  finatices  placed  on  a 
more  solid  foundation  than  Ibrmerly.  In  this  I  have  been 
disappointed  But  look  for  better  thiugs  in  the  future. 
Your  Society  must  bear  in  mind  that  our  liiumcial  position, 
to-day,  is  in  a  very  large  measure  due  to  the  action  of  the 
Diocesan  Board  some  years  ago,  in  withdrawing-  the  grant 
from  the  Mission. 

During  the  past  year,  collections  for  the  various  funds  of 
the  Church  have  been  made.  Unfortunately  the  Church- 
AVardens  have  used  the  money  for  other  purposes.  I  mention 
this  in  self-defence.  I  do  not  wish  it  be  thought  that  I  am 
inditferent  or  careless  about  these  matters. 

Baptisms,  19 ;  Marriages,  1  ;  Burials,  13. 

Cliiircli  Society  SJ-^'5  ;  Assscssmi'iit  for  the  Diocesan  lioanl.  S-'l''>  •"> ;  Kasier 
Oli'eriiip,  M.V2  ;  Foreij^ii  Missions.  s'A.~i:>  :  l)oni(>stie  Missions,  $1.40;  Clinreli  and 
I'ai'sonau'i'  Improvements,  S*:i7.tj:>  :  Ulliu!'  i)nr|)oses.  .s-jf).;!,').— Total, -Srti'.i.iJS. 


DURHAM. 


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The  liev.  D.  Horner  reports  : — 

As  I  look  back  over  the  events  of  the  past  year,  I  have 
many  reasons  to  thank  Grod  and  take  courage.  The  dis- 
couraging elements  ^vhi(•h  I  hesitated  to  explain  I'ully  in 
last  year's  report,  because  they  mostly  affected  ourselves 
only,  are  gradually  clearing  away,  and  I  earnestly  hope  that 
the  promise  ol'  May  will  bring  forth  fruit  unto  holiness. 

The  Mission  held  at  South  Durham  last  Lent  by  the 
Rev.  Edwin  Weary  was  attended  with  marked  results ;  a 
crowded  Church  night  after  night,  welcomes  everywhere, 
willing  help  from  all  sorts  and  conditions  of  men,  and 
although  to  many  the  Mission  is  now  but  a  nine  days 
wonder  ;  I  am  pleased  to  note  that  the  attitude  of  our  own 
people  towards  the  Church  and  her  Services  is  somewhat 
improved,  and  the  others  have  lost  mu<'li  of  the  prejudice 
heretofore  displayed.  The  Lord  Bisliop  of  the  Diocese  con- 
iirmed  eighteen  candidates  who  had  given  their  names  at 
the  time  of  the  Mission,  and  His  Lordship's  previous  and 
subsequent  individual  interviews  with  the  members  of  that 
place  have  strengthened  my  hands.  But  I  must  not  be 
thought  to  imply  that  all  the  interest  mentioned  above  is 
of  those  whose  praise  is  in  the  (J-ospel. 

Some  were  visibly  impressed  at  the  time  of  the  Mission, 
but  they  happen  just  now  to  be  inseparably  connected  with 


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principles  and  practices  which  that  Gospol  condemned,  so 
they  possibly  await  the  more  convenient  season  \vhen  the 
G-ospel  may  be  made  easy,  w^lien  it  may  not  be  "  too  high  " 
or  "  too  low  "  or  "  too  broad"  ;  when  for  instance  they  need 
not  be  expected  to  do  anything  or  pay  anything  for  their 
religion  ;  when  they  need  not  stand  the  ridicnle  of  friends 
or  follow  a  lixed  manly  resolution,  or  w^hen  that  Gospel 
shall  not  be  "too  broad'  for  their  narroW'-inindedj(\donsies. 

The  fact  is  tliat  we  are  much  troubled  with  spiritual  dys- 
pepsia. The  diet  question  seems  to  be  at  the  root  of  all  our 
diseases,  and  I  am  now'  strongly  of  the  opinion  that  if  our 
digestive  organs  are  allowed  to  rest  awhile,  we  may  l)e 
cured. 

I  used  to  think  that  no  Church  could  be  effected  in  this 
vicinity  without  an  unlimited  supply  of  pastry  and  subse- 
quent head-aches  ;  but  Archdeacon  Ivoo  has  lately  given 
me  a  practical  denial  of  the  suppo.sition. 

It  happened  in  this  way,  our  old  Church  at  L'Avenir 
was  so  saddly  dilapidated,  that  a  new^  one  must  soon  be 
erected  in  its  place  ;  and  the  j^rospects  to  my  mind  shewed 
nothing  but  the  forlorn  hope  born  of  the  "  ilour  barrel ''  : 
so  I  proceeded  to  induce  the  women  of  the  Congregation  to 
gird  on  their  aprons,  and  the  younger  members  to  prepare 
entertainments  for  our  dyspeptic  Christian  ;  l)ut  a  providen- 
tial thought  brought  Dr.  Roe  amongst  us,  and  he  prescribed 
a  medicine  which  has  already  produced  a  riost  wholesome 
effect  ;  and  his  prescription  \'  ;is  this  : — "  i.Jr.  Horner  and 
Dr.  Roe  will  hold  themselves  responsible  lor  $400,  if  the 
people  will  raise  $600,  by  honest  free-will  oilerings."  I  told 
the  meeting  held  there  a  week  later  of  the  Archdea(M)n's 
offer,  laying  stress  upon  the  fact  that  there  must  be  no 
socials  or  entertainments  to  raise  that  amount,  and  th(»  im- 
mediate result  was  that  before  the  day  was  out,  live  hund- 
red and  ten  dollars  was  signed  on  the  paper  drawn  up  ])y 
Mr.  Greorge  Atkinson,  and  I  have  heard  since  that  some 
ninety  dollars  has  been  added  to  the  list. 

So  you  see  that  I  might  have  ruined  their  health,  bodily 
and  spiritually,  had  I  been  allowed  to  have  my  way.  This 
is  only  one  of  a  number  of  instances  whereby  we  have  to 
thank  the  Archdeacon  for  his  kind  attention  to  our  welfare. 

The  Church  at  Kirkdale  is  now^  in  course  of  repair  ;  we 
have  been  forced  to  order  this  work  to  be  done  on  account 
of  the  dangerous  state  of  the  roof  from  which  large  pieces  of 


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plastor  have  already  fallen,  and  other  portions  hang  threat- 
eningly. Wo  do  not  know  the  exact  cost  of  the  improve- 
ments contemplated  because  the  Church  is  being  ceiled 
with  bass  wood,  and  varnished,  and  the  walls  must  be 
recoloured  and  the  seats  repaired.  The  amount  of  seventy- 
four  dollars  has  been  promised  by  members  of  the  congre- 
gation, who  are,  I  have  been  given  to  understand,  more 
prosperous  on  the  whole  than  those  in  other  parts  of  the 
Mission,  and  there  are  gleams  of  hoi)e  that  we  shall  not  be 
allowed  to  saddle  the  disgrace  of  debt,  if  the  determination 
shewn  by  Mr.  Wilson  Lyster,  of  this  place,  is  only  followed 
l)y  others. 

He  told  us  at  our  l.tst  Easter  meeting  that  he  intended 
giving  twenty  dollars  a  year  over  and  above  his  usual 
subscription  for  Church  or  Parsonage  Improvements,  on  con- 
dition tliat  he  was  not  expected  to  provide  for  Tea  Meetings 
to  supply  Church  Funds,  because  he  objected  to  the  prin- 
ciple of  them,  and  he  hoped  we  would  always  be  above  such 
meannesses.  AVhat  a  relief  if  there  were  more  of  us  w^ho 
would  answer  to  every  call  of  religious  duty,  not  grudgingly 
or  of  necessity,  but  with  a  cheerful  and  ready  mind. 

Mr.  Wm.  Henry  Lyster  was  occupied  lately  in  planting 
posts  preparatory  to  fencing  off  a  new  grave-yard  between 
the  School  and  the  Church,  which  is  being  prepared  for 
consecration  as  soon  as  the  Lord  Bishop  can  come  among 
lis  again. 

We  have  over  eighty  dollars  in  hand  at  South  Durham, 
to  be  expended  on  the  repairs  of  the  Church  of  that  place, 
money  raised  by  the  Women's  Aid  Society,  formed  last  year. 
Wt'  intend  using  some  of  it  to  pay  for  two  lamps  which  I 
have  ordered  from  Sherbrooke,  and  also  for  the  purpose  of 
closing  up  (he  holes  and  crevices  against  the  coming  Winter. 
The  rest  will  be  put  in  the  bank  until  next  year,  when  we 
hope  to  ])(^  able  to  strengthen  the  walls  of  the  Church  at 
present  showing  weakness. 

The  Archdeacon,  who  was  at  South  Durham  with  me  a 
few  Sundays  ago,  expressed  the  grief  he  felt  at  the  smallness 
of  the  number  of  those  who  were  prepared  to  receive  the 
Holy  Communion  celebrated  on  that  day  ;  not  one  half,  I 
regret  to  say,  of  those  who  had  been  confirmed  a  short  time 
previously  were  present  to  receive  the  Spiritual  Food  of 
the  Body  and  Blood  of  our  Lord  :  and  he  mentioned  that 
he  hoped    to  come  again   soon   and  work  up  a  renewed 


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interest  nmong  the  younger  members  of  the  congregation. 
Wt*  are  looking  forward  to  his  visit. 

Ijeibro  concluding,  I  would  remark  that  Divine  Servict^ 
has  been  conducted  on  Sundays  and  the  greater  Festivals, 
except  on  two  occasions,  when  I  was  prevented  by  impas- 
sable snowdrifts.  The  congregations  are,  on  the  whole,  I 
think,  slightly  on  the  increase  when  compared  with  those 
of  last  year.  On  the  other  hand,  1  have  heard  with  great 
regret,  that  one  of  our  prosporoiis  members,  Mr.  Albert 
Lyster,  has  left  us  lately  for  the  Western  States  on  account 
of  ill-health,  and  docs  iiot  intend  to  return. 

The  only  Sunday  School  in  the  Mission  is  held  at  Kirk- 
dale  and  conducted  by  Mrs.  Horner.  We  sadly  need  an  effi- 
cient band  of  teachers  in  this  and  other  parts  of  the  Mission, 
and  I  am  sure  that  our  Bishop  was  not  asking  a  hard 
thing  w^hen  he  expressed  our  needs  to  the  candidates  at 
South  Durham. 

Among  the  encouragements  I  have  had  during  the  year. 
I  may  be  pardoned  for  recording  the  Ibllowing  testimony 
uttered  by  one  of  the  most  influential  members  of  the 
Church  in  the  Mission  of  Durham. 

One  of  the  men  who  was  appending  his  name  to  the  list 
of  subscribers,  for  the  proposed  new  Church  at  L'Avenir, 
expressed  in  so  doing,  some  doubt  as  to  whether  he  would 
be  able  to  fuliil  the  terms  of  the  obligation  imposed  upon 
himself.  "  Well,"  said  Mr.  George  Atkinson,  '•  have  no  fear 
about  that,  for  my  experience  is,  when  I  endeavour  to  follow 
the  rule  of  laying  by,  periodically,  a  certain  amount  for  God, 
I  have  never  had  any  difliculty,  if  only  my  first  thought, 
always  was.  to  cancel  God's  debt  first  :  and  what  is  more  I 
am  happy  to  say  to-dav  that  I  have  never  been  sorry 
for  it." 

Eefore  concluding,  I  must  express  my  heartfelt  gratitude 
t J  ^Ir.  AV'illiam  Beard,  of  L'Avenir,  for  suggesting  and  earn- 
estly striving  for  what  has  now  blossomed  into  lile.  It  is 
mainly  due  to  him  that  the  peoi)le  of  L'Avenir  have  come 
to  realize  their  need  of  a  new  Church  and  ability  to  build  it. 

Baptisms,  4  ;  Conlirmations,  18  ;  Marriages,  3;  Burials,  10. 


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KlRKDALE. 

L'AVK.NIR. 

SorTii 
Dluiiam. 

TOTALH. 

For  i'auish  plui'osI'.     — 

AsSliSsllR'llt..... 

^     cts. 

180  00 

3  30 

32  54 

$    Cts. 

125  00 

§    cts. 
120  00 

$    cts. 
425  00 

Kiistei"  oH'iTiny 

3  36 

Pill'isll  l'X[)LMlS(.'ri  

Livinps  tor  yoiitl'.  Dmliam  Clmich 
Siil)scri|)tioii  for  new  Altiir  clotli... 

26  68 

24  57 
28  35 

83  7!) 
28  35 

10   00 
41  6'J 

0  82 

0  :u; 

4  53 
I'J  61 

10  00 

Subscrii»tiotis  in  hainl 

70  54 

0  25 
0  38 

112  23 

For  kxtra  i-arocmiai,  oK.ii:f'T.s  : — 
("liiiicli  Socictv 

0  23 

0  27 

1   30 

Foroio'ii  .Missions 

1  01 

I)(>inL'stic  Missions 

4  53 

Bisiioiiuf  Xe\vfoiindland"s  Fund.... 

19  61 

Grand  total 

!^    C8Q  18 

EAT(.)N.  * 

The  Ilev.  Alex.  PI.  Robertson  reports  : — 

I  have  to  report  a  year   of  quiet  regular  work, 

St.  Peter's  Church,  Cookshire. — In  this  Church  we  have 
two  Services  on  Sunday,  morning  and  evening. 

In  addition  to  the  usual  celebration  ol  the  Holy  Com- 
munion on  the  iirst  Sunday  of  every  month,  we  have  also 
had  sin  ^e  Easter  last,  an  early  celebration  at  8  A.M.  on  the 
third  Sunday  of  every  month; — at  9  A.M.  on  Saints'  days 
and  Holy  days. 

We  have  also  Choral  Service  on  the  first  Sunday  evening 
of  every  month.  I  must  thank  the  Organist  and  Choir  of 
St.  Peter's  for  their  faithful  and  efficient  services. 

Our  interest  in  Church  music  was  stimulated  by  a  visit 
Irom  Mr.  Doiey  and  members  of  the  Choir  at  Sherbrooke 
and  Lennoxville,  who  visited  us  on  the  IGth  June,  and 
gave  us  a  Musical  Service,  a  repetition  of  the  Service 
held  in  St.  I'eter's  Church,  Sherbrooke,  by  the  St.  Francis 
Choir  Association. 

The  C'lergy  and  members  of  Choirs  from  the  neighboring 
parishes  of  Angus,  Bury  and  Newport  were  present,  and  all 
enjoyed  the  Service,  and  shall  be  glad  if  Mr.  Dorey  will 
favour  us  i^gain. 

On  Septem])er  30th  the  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese 
visited  this  Parish  for  the  first  time. 

A  class  of  fifteen  candidates,  mostly  adults,  was  presented 
for  confirmaiion.    The  Church  was  beautifully  decorated 


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for  Harvest  Thanksgiving.  The  Archdeacon  and  neigh- 
boring clergy  were  present,  and  the  combined  Service  of 
Confirmation  and  Thanksgiving  was  perhaps  the  most 
beautiful  we  have  ever  had  in  this  Parish. 

The  Sunday  School  is  well  kept  up  with  six  teachers  and 
an  average  of  forty  scholars. 

Two  earnest  teachers  and  Church  workers,  jSIrs.  Sntton 
and  Miss  Mowle,  have  entered  into  rest  in  the  Paradise  of 
God  during  the  past  year. 

A  beautiful  Memorial  Window,  in  memory  of  Mrs.  Sutton, 
has  been  put  into  the  Church. 

We  have  improved  the  heating  apparatus  ;  and  put  in 
the  electric  light,  a  great  improvement  on  the  lamps. 

At  the  last  Easter  meeting,  the  Church- Warden^  epcrted 
all  accounts  paid  up  and  a  credit  balance  on  hand,  for 
which  we  thank  our  wardens. 

The  Ladies'  Guild  and  Missionary  Auxiliary  meet  regu- 
larly as  usual,  and  do  good  work. 

St.  Lu'-es  Church,  Sandhill. — The  Services,  at  this  Church, 
have  been  held  fortnightly.  I  have  long  felt  that  this  was 
a  very  unsatisfactory  state  of  things.  I  am  glad  to  say  that, 
through  the  kindness  of  Rev.  Dr.  Adams  and  other  mem- 
bers of  the  College  Staff,  there  is  now  a  weekly  Sunday 
Service,  and  I  am  sure  that  great  good  to  the  Church,  in 
Sandhill,  will  result  therefrom.  I  have  aho  commenced  a 
fortnightly  Bible  Class. 

Johnville.—  Service  here  is  held  fortnightly  in  the  Hall, 
but  a  weekly  Sunday  School  is  kept  up,  through  the 
devoted  labours  of  Mr.  Oakes  and  his  iamily,  which  in 
some  degree  makes  up  for  the  lack  of  a  weekly  Sunday 
Service. 

A  small  sum  was  raised  by  the  Johnville  Sunday  School 
for  the  purchase  of  a  Sunday  School  Library.  The  S.  P. 
C.  K.  added  thereto  a  most  generous  grant,  and  thi^  result  is 
a  small,  well  selected  library  of  over  eighty  volumes  of  good 
sound  Church  Literature,  which  is  eagerly  read  by  young 
and  old  and  is  doing  excellent  Missionary  work. 

This  Parish  was  visited,  during  the  past  Summer,  by  the 
Church  Colporteur,  M.  Jones,  He  was  well  received,  and 
I  have  had  many  enquiries  asking  when  he  is  coming 
again.  The  publications  of  the  S.  P.  C.  K.  meet  with  a 
ready  sale,  and  only  need  to  be  presented  to  the  people. 

Baptisms,  25  ;  Coniirmations,  15;  Marriages,  7  ;  Burials, 
7. 


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Contrihiitions  for  Chui'cli  purposes,  Sl'^2.34  ;  Church  Society,  $44.37  ;  Assess- 
ment for  Diocesan  liourd,  i^O.JO.dO  ;  Kaster  Ulleriiig,  §15.45;  Foreiji,u  Alissions, 
.S4.21  ;  Domestic  Missions,  84.67;  Women's  Au.xiliarv,  Sl'''-00  ;  Jews'  Parochial 
ami  Mission  Fuml,  s:{.0() ;  I}ish"p'3  College,  Lenuoxville.  $1.45  :  Other  purnoses, 
$10.00.— Total,  S'J37.40. 


FITCH   3UY. 

The  Ivev.  W  A.  Adcock  reports  : 

The  work  of  the  past  year  has  been  of  a  varied  character, 
having"  had  many  dilficullies  to  overcome,  which  cannot 
well  be  mentioned  here.  I  have  endeavoured  to  perform  the 
ministerial  functions  incumbent  upon  me.  The  round  of 
parochial  visitina",  caring  f o  •  the  sick  wilh  many  experiences 
of  joy  and  soriow,  carrying'  on  the  Church's  tServices  in 
diiferent  parts  of  the  Mission  and  keeping  the  Parochial 
machinery  in  working  order. 

At  Georgeville,  the  oldest  part  of  the  Mission.  I  have  to 
record  a  number  of  removals  of  Church  people  who  have 
left  the  cjuiet  country  life  for  busy  centres,  where  they  can 
lind  employment. 

This  means  to  us  smaller  congregations,  and  greater  diih- 
culty  in  meeting  the  assessment.  The  Services  of  the  Church 
have  always  been  bright  and  hearty,  the  singing  good  and 
the  congregation  well  responding. 

The  special  work  of  the  year  has  been  the  renovation  of 
the  interior  of  the  Church.  The  designer  of  the  work  done 
was  the  llev.  R.  C.  Tambs,  the  contractor  being  Mr.  N.  A. 
Beech,  a  resident  of  the  place. 

The  work  has  been  beautifully  carried  out.  During  the 
time  this  was  in  progress,  for  nearly  two  months,  the 
Services  were  hold  in  the  School-House, 

From  kind  friends  in  Montreal  we  have  received  gen- 
erous support  in  this  undertaking.  I  must  here  mention 
Mr.  E.  G.  IVnny's  subscription  of  $')0,  and  Mr.  N.  A.  Beech, 
who  undertook  to  raise  and  pay  $100  towards  the  work. 

Ther«>  is  much  work  to  be  done  on  the  exterior  of  the 
Church,  which,  I  hope,  with  the  assistance  of  kind  friends, 
to  have  completed  next  year. 

During  the  Summer  months,  tw^o  Services  were  held 
every  Sunday,  being  assisted  by  a  zealous  staif  of  helpers, 
to  whom  1  accord  my  hearty  thanks,  viz;  Rev.  Dr.  Adams, 
Hon.  Justice  Tait,  II.  R.  Mudge,  and  Dr.  Codd.  Mention 
must  also  ])e  made  here  of  the  Services  of  our  faithful  or- 
ganist  and  choir,  who  nlways  do  their  best  and  never  fail 


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to  render  their  services  in  all  kinds  of  weather.  The  Ivev. 
Canon  Thornoloo  made  a  visit  to  the  Mission  in  the  early 
part  of  the  year,  bein<>-  sent  by  the  late  Lord  Bishop  in  the 
interests  of  peace. 

The  Revd.  Canon  was  cordially  welcomed  by  the  con- 
gregation and  listened  to  wit'  rapt  attention  in  his  explan- 
ation concerning  the  fnture  welfare  of  the  Mission  and  the 
proper  location  of  the  Parsonage. 

The  resnlt  being,  in  many  respects,  satisfactory.  The 
Ladies'  Aid  has  been  of  great  service  this  year  in  meeting 
the  wants  of  the  Church,  working  with  a  will  and  purpose. 

Fitch  Bay. — The  work  of  the  Church  here  is  st(nidily  pro- 
gressiivg.  The  few  Church  people  wo  have,  are  workers, 
and  seldom  absent  themselves  from  Church  and  the  Lord's 
Table. 

The  future  appears  hopeful.  A  few,  each  year,  becoming 
candidates  for  Conhrmation.  The  Sunday  School  has  been 
well  attended  and  special  etlbrts  are  put  forth  to  train  the 
young  people  for  the  C^hurch. 

The  Parsonage,  which  was  purchased  a  year  ago,  is  not 
altogether  free  of  debt.  I  have  to  raise  and  pay  the  sum  of 
one  hundred  and  sixty  dollars  before  the  grunt  from  the 
Church  Society  and  Mr.  Kobert  Hamilton's  subscription  can 
be  attained.     This  sum  1  hope  to  raise  without  delay. 

The  ladies  of  the  Lay  Helpers'  Association  in  Quebec  have 
presented  the  Church  at  Fitch  Bay  with  a  Communion 
Service,  which  was  very  thankfully  received  and  much 
appreciated.  The  water  has  been  laid  on  at  the  Parsonage, 
at  a  considerable  cost,  with  many  thanks  to  the  people  of 
the  neighbourhood. 

The  Church  grounds  have  been  much  improved  and  con- 
siderable interest  has  been  manifested. 

We  are  in  great  nei'd  of  a  Church  bell,  to  call  the  people 
together  to  worship,  and  the  creation  of  an  endowment  fund 
for  the  Church's  future. 

The  Outstations  of  the  Mission  are  doing  well. 

Baptisms,  7  ;  Marriage,  1  ;  Burials,  4. 

Cliurch  Society,  $1.83;  AsbOssiiK'Ht  for  Dio(;esaii  Board,  §19:^.7r»;  KustiT  OtTi'r- 
iiijf.  .S7.(i.')  ;  Forcij^ii  Mis.sioiis,  SI. a.');  Domestic  Missions,  Si. 7(i ;  Jew.-;'  Parociiial 
ami  .Mission  Fiui.l,  .s2.07  ;  Cimrcli  and  i'arsoiiage  finproicint'iits,  .«!.')33.()0  :  \e\v- 
f'oiiiidlaud  stifl'tTt'i's,  S8  0!) ;  Insurance  on  Cinirch  at  Fiteli  I!ay  for  ."i  years,  ,'$i;j.60  ; 
Other  purpusi'S  881. Ul.— Total,  ^''-If^-ll. 


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VRAMPTON. 

The  Ilev.  Felix  J^oyle  reports: — 

If  ever  I  have  had  reason,  and  I  often  have  had  reasons,  to 
take  np  the  words  of  the  Psalmist  and  say  "  Bless  the  Ijord, 
()  my  soul,"  I  have,  on  reviewinu'  the  work  in  my  Mission 
for  the  year  now  closinj^,  more  occasion  than  ever  to  use  that 
exclamation  : 

(1)  I  have  been  blessed  with  health  and  strength  to  meet 
all  my  Church  appointments,  with  scarcely  one  exception. 

(2)  My  people,  loo.  are,  as  a  general  rule,  manifesting 
more  interest  in  all  kinds  of  Church  work,  and,  as  a  proof 
of  this,  there  never  was  as  much  collected  in  any  previous 
year,  in  money  or  otherwise,  as  there  has  been  in  1802,  as 
will  be  shown  at  the  end  of  this  report. 

It  may  be  said  that  the  above  statements  are  no  proof  of 
spiritual  u'rowth,  or  life.  To  a  certain  extent  that  may  be 
true,  for  "  there  is  only  One  Who  can  search  the  hearts," 
yet  I  must  say  my  convictions  go  with  St.  James,  viz  : — 
that  a  man  can  show  his  faith  by  his  works ;  but  I  am  not 
left  to  outward  works  alone  as  a  proof  of  my  people's 
spiritual  stat(\ 

If  1  consider,  what  I  cannot  help  seeing,  their  punctilious 
attendance  at  the  Services  of  the  Church  on  the  Lord's 
Day,  the  increased  reverence  manifested  when  there,  a 
slight  addition  to  the  number  of  communicants  over  last 
year,  and  I  may  further  add,  re.s])ect  and  liberality  to  my- 
self as  thtir  clergyman.  These  are  marks,  and  many  more 
1  might  mention,  Vv'hi<'h  give  me  fond  assurance  that  the 
spiritual  life  among  my  flock  is  in  a  healthy  state. 

I  am  ])leased  to  state  that  there  is  a  Women's  Auxiliary 
in  active  operation,  established  at  West  Frampton  with  a 
membership  of  twenty,  under  the  presidency  of  Mrs.  H.  L. 
Hodgson,  who  are  doing  good  work.  This  association  sent 
out  of  the  Mission  last  year  !$  12.00  to  outside  charitable 
o])jects. 

I  have  two  schools  in  my  Mission  doing  excellent  work, 
one  at  Springbrook  and  the  other  at  Tenth  Jtange,  E.  F., 
luider  tlie  carefid  supervision  of  the  Misses  Hughes  and 
Wood,  and  1  cannot  refrain  from  thanking  the  Church 
Society  for  their  liberal  grants  to  both  of  our  schools,  with- 
out which  I  do  not  think  we  could  keep  them  in  operation. 
So  much  for  the  bright  side  of  my  report.  But  we  have 
had  our  gloomy  days  too.     1st,  one  family  left  WestFramp- 


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ton  Irt  t  Autumn,  and  another  of  my  leading  tamilies  will 
leave  in  the  Spring.  This  leaves  quite  a  gap  in  a  small 
congregation. 

I  have  had  an  unusual  amount  oC  sickinvss,  and  number 
of  deaths  lately.  We  have  had  lour  burials  at  Ilemison 
within  a  little  over  one  month.  The  lirst  of  the  four  was 
Mrs.  Hender.son,  widow  of  our  late  esteemed  Landlord, 
William  Henderson,  Esq. ;  her  end  was  pi>ace.  The  last 
was  Mr.  George  Crawlord,  of  Standon,  who  has  Idled  the 
olfice  of  Clergyman's  Churrh-Warden,  I  believe,  ever  since 
I  came  here.  He  is  a  loss  to  me,  a  loss  to  the  Churoh,  but 
our  lo.ss  is  small  compared  to  that  of  his  wife  and  his  small 
children,  which  latter  number  eight.  ]May  (lod  com  fort 
them  in  their  sore  bereavement.  I  may  say,  and  truly  say, 
of  my  faithful  friend,  that  he  was  a  loyal  Churchman,  a 
kind  husband  and  an  allectionate  father. 

Bai)tisms,  1)  ;  Marriages,  1  ;  iJurials,  12. 

Chiircli  Socii'ty,  ."?■'>"'."■•;  Asscssiiu'iil  tor  l)i(n'iv«!iii  IJuaiil  .S;i.'!(i.00  :  Knstcr  Ollcr- 
iiiif,  5^2.it2  ;  I''urfi};ii  Missions,  :?  1.(11)  ;  I )uincstio  Missions,  .S;i.28  :  Wonior's  Aux- 
iliiiry,  Sl2.6(t:  IJisiiop's  ('o11i';;'l',  Li'iinnwilii',  .s.i.K.'i  ;  Chnrcli  iiml  I'aisonu;.;!'  im- 
piovciueats,  $70. UU  ;  Oilier  purposes,  .^^^O.  IS.— Total,  S>'>"^'^.-'tl. 


H.Vn.EV. 


I:  ■  ■       . 


""  n:i 


The  llev.  A.  Stevens  reports  : — 

Nothing  apart  from  the  quiet  routine  of  work  incident 
to  the  lot  of  a  country  parish  priest  presents  itself  as  worthy 
of  special  mention.  The  usual  round  of  Services  on  Sundays 
and  week-days  has  been  kept  up  in  the  tiiree  stations  of 
Hatley,  Massawippi  and  Ayer's  Flat  with  no  marked  dill'er- 
ence  in  the  size  of  the  congregations. 

At  Hatley  a  very  interesting  Sunday  School  Conference 
was  held  on  the  27th  of  September,  which  was  presided 
over  by  the  Venerable  Archdeacon  ]{oe.  Nine  of  the  neigli- 
bouring  clergy  and  a))Out  twenty  Sunday  School  teachers 
w^ere  present,  as  well  as  many  ot  the  parents  and  friends  of 
the  pupils  of  the  School  here.  Our  people  were  deeply  in- 
terested in  all  that  took  place,  and  no  doubt  we  shall  see 
good  fruit  from  it  in  our  Sunday  School  next  year.  A  branch 
of  the  Women's  Auxiliary  was  organized  here  in  August 
last  and  now  numbers  sixteen  members.  Great  interest  and 
enthusiasm  have  been  manifested  by  the  ladies  and  they 
have  undertaken  to  cloth  an  Indian  girl. 

Through  the  kindness  aud  zeal  of  Mr.  Arthur  Dorey,  or- 


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H'jinist  of  St.  l\'tor's  Cliurcli,  Sliorbrooko,  a  v«M'y  suocossful 
Choir  I'V'slivul  wiis  held  Iuto  on  tho  ((vc  of  All  Saints'  Day. 
Mr.  Dorey  {^avc  the  wholo  day  to  drilling- the  choir  ofabout 
thirty  voicos,  niado  uj)  IVom  the  choirs  ot'  Ifatley,  Barnston 
and  Stanstoad.  The  Service  jn  the  evening  was  greatly 
appreciated,  and  will  help  to  create  a  taste  for  l)etter  music 
in  our  Services. 

At  Massawippi,  the  woik  has  gone  on  as  \isual.  On 
Thanksgiving  Day  I  had  Service  here  in  the  morning,  with 
a  celebration  of  the  Holv  Communion  lor  the  first  time  in 
the  history  of  our  work  here.  The  communicants  num- 
bered sixteen.  I  luive  to  thank  Mr.  Murray,  who  drove 
over  from  Dixville,  and  preached  a  very  appropriate  ser- 
mon. The  lynion  Churrh  in  wliich  our  Services  !i,re  held,  is 
not  convienent  ibr  a  eelebration,  and  I  hope  the  time  is  com- 
ing when  we  shall  have  a  well  ai)pointed  Church  of  our 
own. 

At  Ayer's  l-'lat  there  is  no  change  to  n'port  except  that 
the  coiigregjitions  have  betm  somewhat  larger  than  last 
year,  owing  chielly  to  the  cominu'  into  the  i)lace  of  a  new 
Church  family,  llnit  of  Mr.  Samuel  Methrington.  Here  also 
we  leel  the  need  of  a  small  Church  of  our  own  in  which 
our  Services  can  be  more  appropriately  conducted. 

liaptisms,  9;  ^Marriages,  4;  Burials,  lit. 

('Iiiircli  Poi'ifly,  Si;;.U):  .\sscssiiiont  for  Diocesan  IJoan].  §100.00;  Plaster 
Oirciiiii;',  $17  U(i  t'Forcit;!)  Mission.-^,  S-<.(lO  ;  Doiiic.^tic  Mis.sioiis,  SI -.-- :  WmiuMi's 
Auxiliary  SIO.'M) ;  Otiier  [uiriioses,  i>2\  1. 1;!.— l\.tal.  ?^TOJ,(»i. 


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INVERXKSf*. 

The  Rev.  Peter  Roe  reports  : — 

The  Services  of  the  Church  have  l)een  regularly  held 
during  the  past  year,  at  St.  Sti^phen's  Church,  the  Church  of 
the  Ascension,  and  occasionally,  when  the  roads  and  the 
weather  permitted,  at  St.  .Tulie  Station.  Holy  Communion 
administered  once  a  month  in  both  Churches.  We  also 
held  Services  in  the  Churches  ou  Ascension  Day  and  other 
days  appointed  by  the  Church  On  the  17th  .January,  we 
had  our  last  visit  from  our  late  lamented  151  hop,  when  he 
conlirnu'd  ten  young  persons  at  Campbell's  Corners,  Church 
of  Ascension,  and  delivered  an  impressive  and  interesting 
address  on  Missiomiry  work  throughout  the  world,  from 
the  time  of  the  Apostles  to  the  present  period.  In  the 
evening   he   preached  in   St.  Stephen's  Church,  from  the 


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Words  of  tho  Lord  :  "  Whiil  lliink  y«'  of  Christ  ?  ''  a  solt'inll 
uiid  most  lu'arf  soarching' address  ;  his  Iti^^t  jiarHnix  inin'ih  lo 
lis  hore  !  I  drovo  his  Ijordsliip  lo  tho  station  on  Monday.  an<l 
])arte(l  ^vith  liini  there  lor  the  last  time  upon  earth! 
His  work  in  tliis  Mission  will  never  Ix!  lori;otten  l)y  those  who 
heard  liini.  Uiir  Sunday  Schools  have  heen  well  attended 
durinn  the  Summer  months.  Mrs.  Iioe  and  daughters,  assist- 
ed hy  Mrs.  Thomas  Henry  AVillon,  managed  the  school  at 
St.  Ste[)hen's.  Mrs.  Dr.  Iveed.  assisted  hy  Mrs.  Kinu',  Miss 
l"]lridu'e,  Miss  Hattie  Watts  and  Miss  McMtly,  laui-ht  the 
scliool  at  Church  ol"  the  Ascension.  Mrs.  IJoe  has  a  larg'e 
Bible  Class  ol' girls  on  Sundays  in  the  i'iirsonaii'c  during' 
the  Winter.  The  two  branches  ol' the  Women's  Auxiliary 
have  heldtheir  reg'ular monthly  meetings,  and  liiivi'  been 
able  to  lorward  iu  cash  and  clothiuu',  etc.,  #7  l.l'o  lo  the  N. 
W.  Territory,  Forasmali  Mission,  where  the  women  are  few. 
this  is  a  i>-ood  record  oi'  their  faith  and  g-ood  woiks  We  had 
our  usual  school  i)ic-ni(;  in  Seplend)er,  very  well  attended. 
The  rei)airs  in  the  Church  of  the  Ascension  wen*  compleled 
in  January  last,  and  the  interior  of  tlie  Church  is  now  much 
mcu'e  comfortable  than  formerly.  The  Association  ofChurch 
Helpers  in  Quo])i>c  g-ave  me  S-^0  towards  this  work,  and  I  col- 
lected altogctlier  #40  there.  Ther**  has  been  nearly  siilOOpaid 
on  account,  but  a  balance  is  still  due  As  there  has  l)een 
a  larg'e  exodus  from  this  Mission  during-  the  pa^t  few 
years,  it  is  a  dilHcult  matter  for  the  Church- Wardens  to  make 
up  the  assessment  for  the  Diocesan  Board.  A  worthy 
member  of  the  Church  in  the  Mission,  who  does  not  wish  his 
name  to  be  pul)lished,  gave  the  Wardens  ^sij  hist  January 
to  make  up  the  delicioicy,  and  an  old  m(Mnb,>r  of  our 
Mission,  now  in  the  Cnited  States,  sent  me  i^'JO  for  thesame 
purpose.  It  seems  almost  that  the  Mission  is  supported  by 
the  generous  gifts  of  a  few.  At  the  request  of  our  Bisiiop,  I 
sent  him  a  memorandum  showing  the  past  and  present 
state  of  this  Mission  during  the  lift een  years  I  have  been  in 
charge.  1  forgot  to  mention  that  the  young  people  of  the 
Churches  and  their  friends  held  an  entertainment  in  the 
Court  House,  Inverness,  which  was  well  attended,  and 
netted  over  $oO,  M'liich  the  Wardens  paid  out  for  painting 
the  outside  and  repairing  the  inside  of  the  Church  of  the 
Ascension,  W"e  had  a  visit  from  the  Archdeacon  on  the  4th 
September,  when  he  preached  for  us  in  both  Churches. 
My  friend  and  neighbour.  Rev.  John  Kemp,  preached  occa- 
sionally when  he  came  over  to  pay  us  a  visit. 


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na|)tisuis,  11  ;  Coiilirmulioiis,  10;  Marriaj^os,  4  ;  Burials,  C. 

Coiiiriliiitiiiiiri  tor  ('liiir<'li  jinrposcrf,  ?r;i.'>2  !•-' ;  (Mmi'i'li  Sucictv,  8:1  t.iMl  :  A-ni's.n- 
iin'tit  for  Dincc-Hii  rMiiitil,  sril.'.tn;  Koit'ijin  .Minsi(ins,  #17. lis  ;  Ddiiii'stir  Mii- 
sioiiM,  S'>.'ll  :  W'omi'n'H  Aiixiliaiv,  *;ri. '.(.'» ;  Jews  I'lUdcliiiil  iiinl  .Mi.«*-<ii)ii  Kinnl, 
#4.71;    Bislioii's    Collfi,'!-     I.i'iinuwillc,    81  .-•> :  (Ulu'r    piiiiio-icH,    .tliL'.Xii.-Tdial, 

S:4:t.5i. 


IllIChVM)  AM)  SOUTH  INVKHNKSS. 


Till'  Ivt'v.  W.  J.  Fault  oner  reports: — 

Hoi  If  Trinilfi,  ll/t/ifr  />v'A///r/.-^  Anollicr  year  has  run 
svvil'tly  l)y,  willi  all  iis  varyiiiii- duties.  As  in  most  scttifd 
pastoral  work  uiiu'h  sameness  is  experienced  i'roni  day  to 
day,  wliieh  invoh'fs  the  need  ol'de('p(?rs[>iritual  sustenance. 

Tolx'i^in  with  Holy  Trinity  Ciiurch,  Ui)pt'r  Ir.'laiul :  on  the 
whole  I  may  report  steady  prog-ress,  but  not  so  much  as  [ 
oould  wish.  The  nuniher  oi'comniuni(!ants  hasiu)t  increased 
this  yvar.  1  am  lookinu'  forward,  however,  with  hope  to 
an  increase  alter  our  Conlirmation  early  in  .lune  next. 

Our  Sunday  Sc^hools  in  the  Scaly  and  Bennett  settlements 
have  doiu)  i>ood  work  unch'r  the  sui)erint('ndence  of  Mr.  W. 
Stewart,  who  as  usual  is  laborious  in  his  ollorts  to  advance 
this  branch  of  work  in  connection  with  our  beloved  Church. 

The  Women's  Guild,  Mrs.  F.  Wood.  President,  and 
Mrs,  W.  Stewart,  Secretary,  has  done  yood  work  and  rend- 
ered material  aid  to  the  Church.  The  Girls'  Friendly  Society, 
under  Mrs.  Faulconer,  Fresident,  and  Miss  IJella  Wood, 
Secretary,  has  accomplished  much  li'ood. 

The  Sunday  Services  have  been  held  reg'ularly  and  have 
been  well  attended  considering  the  long  distance  some  have 
to*come. 

The  Diocesan  Board  Assessment  has  been  more  diflicult 
to  raise  this  year  than  usual,  owing  to  slackness  in  the 
markets  and  business  transactions  generally, 

Our  Oll'ertory  collections  are  not  up  to  their  average 
amounts  this  year  for  the  same  cause.  Two  or  three  of  our 
families  have  removed  to  the  States,  and  none,  I  am  sorry 
to  say  have  arrived  to  fill  up  the  gaps.  Death  also  has  carried 
off  some  of  our  oldest  and  staunchest  members,  and  some  of 
our  young  people  too,  which,  together  makes  our  financial 
})osition,  from  year  to  year,  the  more  dillicult,  but  I  trust  the 
above  trials  will  make  those  that  remain  more  devoted. 

My  Church  AVardens  and  Sides  men  are  making  several 
improvemeuts  about  the  Church  and  Cemetery  and  are  pre- 


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paring  to  build  new  stables  early  in  the  Spring,  improv- 
ments  and  additions,  much  needed. 

Mr.  F.  Wood,  as  usual,  has  assisted  me  in  the  Church  Ser- 
vices. 

The  Bible  Class  at  Mrs.  John  Annesley's  has  been  well 
attended.     The  young  people  are  much  interested. 

I  have  to  thank  Miss  Maggie  Cross  for  acting  so  rMithl'ully 
as  organist. 

I  have  also  to  thank  the  Cathedral  M.  C.  L.  in  Quebec, 
for  so  kindly  and  nobly  taking  up  the  case  ot  a  sick  girl  in 
the  Sealey  settlement,  and  other  friends  also  who  so  kindly 
interested  themselves  in  her. 

Christ  Church,  Lower  Ire/and. — The  Services  here  have 
been  held  regularly  with  a  very  good  attendance. 

The  monthly  Celebration  is  not  so  well  attended  as  I 
would  like  it  to  be. 

The  Sunday  School  under  the  loving  (^are  of  Mrs.  Wm. 
Johnson,  is  making  good  progress,  and  Church  teaching  up- 
held. 

My  two  wardens  have  again  done  faitliful  work.  I  have 
also  to  thank  Miss  May  Marshall  for  acting  as  organist. 

The  Women's  Auxiliary  still  works  on. 

St.  Lukes,  Adder/ tj — Has  bi'cn  reshingled  and  repaired 
inside,  through  the  cHbrts  of  Mr.  Tom  Walsh,  Ihe  Church- 
Warden,  md  by  the  kindly  aid  of  Quel)ec  friends;  and  I  am 
hoping  to  give  the  few  Church  families  there  a  Service  once 
in  three  weeks  early  in  the  New  Year. 

St.  Peters  Black  Lake. — llegular  fortnightly  Services  have 
been  held  here  during  the  year  with  a  Celebration  oc- 
casionally. 

The  congregation  one  and  all  have  shewn  deep  interest 
in  their  Church,  which  has  been  furnished  throughout 

The  beautifxil  chancel  carpet  was  the  gift  of  the  Scottisli 
Canadian  Asbestos  Company,  through  their  manager,  Mr.  M. 
Tenhale.  The  Communion  Linen  was  given  by  Mrs. 
Guilich,  of  Upper  Canada. 

The  material  for  the  Altar  Cloth  was  given  by  Mrs.  Pen- 
hale  ;  and  beautifully  worked  by  Miss  Maltby,  of  Xcw 
Jersey. 

The  silver  plated  Alms  dish  was  presented  by  Miss  Lily 
Penhale,  v  ho  acted  as  organist  until  her  marriage,  when 
Mr.  D.  Wilson  filled  the  vacancy  and  has  ably  presided  at 
the  organ  ever  since. 

We  hope,  through  the  untiring  etroris  of  Mr.  A.  M. 


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Evans,  that  the  Church  at  Black  Lake  will  be  free 
ol'  debt  early  iu  th(^  New  Yi'ar  when  it  will  be  ready 
for  consecration.  The  Women's  Cruild  have  done  raitht'al 
work  in  lurnishing'  the  Church  with  pews,  putting  down 
matting-  in  the  aisle,  and  also  paying  tor  the  new  organ. 
A  succcssCul  sale  of  work  was  held  by  them  in  September. 

Great  praise  is  due  to  INIrs.  Crabtree,  the  President,  ]\[rs.  IM. 
Penhale  and  Miss  Ellen  Prideaux,  Secretaries,  and  all  the 
members  who  have  w^orked  so  untiringly  for  their 
Church. 

Our  sympathy  as  a  congregation  has  been  enlisted  in 
l)ehalf  of  Mr  and  Mrs.  Harvey  Bennet,  who,  during  the 
year,  have  laid  two  of  their  young  daughters  in  the  grave. 

The  S.  P.  C.  K.  made  a  grant  of  jCoO  towards  the  build- 
ing of  this  Church,  through  the  kindness  of  our  late 
beloved  Bishop,  for  which  tln'  congregation  desire  to 
acknowledge  their  sincere  gratitude. 

Si.  Johns,  Thelford. — A  regular  fortnightly  Service  has 
been  held  since  May,  which  has  been  valued  by  the  few 
families  who  live  there. 

There  is  still  a  debt  on  the  Church,  which  I  hope  will  be 
cleared  olf  by  June  next,  when  our  Hishop  will,  we  hope, 
pay  us  a  visit. 

My  two  Church  Wardens  shew  gri^at  interest  in  their 
Church  and  are  trying  to  further  the  wjrk. 

Considering  that  therc^  were  no  Services  there  until 
February,  1S*J1,  when  I  held  a  monthly  Service  at  the  house 
of  Mr.  A  idrew  Johnson,  the  work  has  progressed. 

Baptisms,  18  ;  Marriages,  5  ;  Burials,  14. 

{'Imrcli  Society,  $S.50  ;  A^^sessnuMit  \'ov  I)ii)CC:Jaii  IJounl.  SiioO.OH  ;  KastoriMi'cr- 
iiip;,  S").00  ;  ]''oi'i'i(;ii  Missions.  S7.2.)  ;  Douii-stic  Missions,  St.itT  :  WoniiMi's 
AiixiliiU'v  to  D.  &  F.  Missions,  S2y.il()  ;  ('iiiists  Ciiurcli,  toi-  St.  .loini's  Xcwtbund- 
iiind,  .S^i.im  :  Otiu'f  pnrimsos,  .SJlii.dO  :  Total.  s!»l2.S2. 


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The  Ivev.  John  P.  Kichmoiul  reports  : — 

Since  my  last  report  there  has  not  been  any  great  change 
in  this  Mission. 

'f he  Services  have  been  regularly  held  in  both  Churches 
in  the  Mission  with  the  "X.-eption  of  one  Sunday. 

In  the  Spring  the    annual   sale   of  goods  made  l)y  the 
ladies  of  St.   Paul's  Guild  realized   seventy   dollars.    The 

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Church  has  boon  provided  with  new  himps  and  the  pews 
have  heen  cusliioned.  15oth  those  improvements  were 
provided  for  by  the  Guild. 

The  new  Church  at  Gaspc  South,  to.rephice  the  old  St. 
James'  Church,  has  been  completed,  and  I  hope  will  be  used 
for  Divine  Service  for  the  iirst  time  to  morrow.  A  new^ 
Church  bell  of  400  lbs.  weight,  from  the  Moneely  Boll  Co , 
Troy,  N.  Y.,  was  presented  to  this  Church  by  T.  Murdoch,. 
Esq.,  of  Chicago,  and  through  the  kindness  of  the  Quebec 
S.  S.  Co.  it  was  deliwred  at  Gaspe  without  charge  for 
freight.  A  new  organ  has  boon  purchased  by  this  con- 
gregation. 

A  small  debt  remains  on  the  new  Church,  but  it  will  be 
paid  before  the  Summer,  ^vhon  tlie  people  hope  to  present 
the  Church  to  the  Bishop  for  Consecration.  Sc^venty-three 
dollars  w^ere  raised  towards  the  furnishing  oflhe  Church 
during  the  Summer  by  the  people,  and  one  visitor  gave  ten 
dollars  towards  providing  suitable  Alms  Plate. 

The  site  chosen  for  a  Church  and  church-yard,  in  the 
township  of  York,  w^is  Ibund  unsuitable,  and  with  the 
consent  of  the  Bishop  a  now  site  has  boon  acquired  by  gift 
from  Mr.  C.  Grant,  wiio  was  for  many  years  Church-Warden 
at  St.  .Tame.s'  Church,  and  who  is  said  to  have  been  the  first 
child  baptized  in  the  sottlemont  of  Gaspe  Bay  by  a  clergy- 
man, about  A.  D.  182'3. 

Mrs.  Itichmond  has  been  presented  with  a  handsome 
purse  from  each  congregation. 

Among  the  deaths  which  havo  taken  place  during  the 
year,  that  of  lionjamin  liechorvaise,  severid  times  ('hurch- 
Warden  of  St.  James'  Church,  and  an  aciivo  member  of  the 
building  committee,  is  much  regretted. 

Baptisms,  19;  Marricges,  9;   Burials,  7. 

Si.  /'int/'.s  Cliinrit  (f,'>i.yi''  Vilhiyr). — Forcifrii  Missions,  $■'■•'"  ;  Domestic  Missions, 
SS.HO:  Ai(i  to  St.  .John's,  .Sfi.tiO:  ,M.  F.  C.  Society,  .>?:).  10  :  Pi-nsiou  Fiifd.  Sli.tJt) ; 
Eiistei- Collection,  S.VJ. 'J!)  ;  ( tther  piii'ijose.?.  $i;ts.;u'i;  \ot  paid  inti)  tiie  liaiuls  of 
Wiirdcn,  :^ll>i.(M).     Total.   S:i'.lli.(i4. 

ST.  lanim'  ('lairch.-Vovux^^n  Missions.  SI  02  ;  Cenei-il  Fnnd,  $1.0(1;  St.  .lolin'd 
Mission  Fund,  ^l..")!' ;  i'ension  Fund,  .":<:!.  1.") :  I'ew  rents  and  voluntary,  §22;>.00  ; 
Other  purposes,  Sll."'.i'<';  Faster  CoUoetioii,  $.3.'i;!.  Total,  $.i,")7'. 04. —Grand 
Total,  .S7r.;!.(i8. 


KIN(iSEY. 


The  Rev.  J.  S.  Sykos  reports  : — 

In  looking  back  upon  the  year  just  ended,  we  have  much 
to  be  thankful  for.     It  has  been  a  year  of  good  works 


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Holy  Trinity,  Denisoirs  Mills,  having  undergone  neces- 
sary and  extensive  repairs  and  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
1112,  exclusive  of  the  shingling,  which  was  done  as  a  labour 
of  love  by  members  of  the  congregation,  this  pretty  little 
Church  has  boen  thoroughly  re-novated  ;  re-shingled,  re- 
painted, and  the  plaster  repaired,  and  the  whole  interior 
pajxM-ed,  in  order  to  strengthen  the  plaster.  It  will,  1  think, 
as  it  is  now.  compare  very  favourably  with  any  country 
Church  in  the  Diocese.  Pleasing  as  the  l)uilding  is  to  the 
eye,  it  has  an  adtled  l)eauty  on  Sundays,  when  fairly  well 
lilled  with  a  devout  and  attentive  congregation.  During 
the  past  year  the  attendance  has  considerably  increase  I, 
owing  in  a  large  measure  to  the  re-opening  of  the  Sunday 
School,  which  acts  as  a  feeder  to  the  Church.  l>y  the  re- 
moval of  Mr.  Harmon  Wentworth  to  the  French  Village, 
the  Sunday  School  has  lost  its  iirst  superintendent,  and  also 
the  services  of  Mrs.  Wentworth  as  one  of  the  teachers  They 
will  be  missed,  as  they  were  always  most  ready  to  help  in 
all  branches  of  Church  work.  The  I'ible-Class  in  connec- 
tion with  the  Sunday  School  is  succesfuUy  ^airied  on  by  Mr. 
Wm.  Denison,  and  the  other  teachers  still  c<.>2\'inue  at  their 
posts. 

Christ  Church,  Spooner  Pond,  has  also  beeii  in  .:h.  's-nds  of 
the  painters,  and  is  much  improved.  'I'be  money  re'juired 
for  this  object  being  raised  by  a  select  social  gardtji  party, 
Mr.  John  Evans  kindly  giving  the  use  ot  bi8  giounds  Tor 
that  puri>ose.  The  Sunday  School  has  been  carried  on  liy 
Mr.  Lonsdell  and  well  attended.  Tht'  organ  has  been  suc- 
cessfully manipulated  by  ?Tiss  h]dith  Ha  1,  her  predecessor 
having  gone  the  way  of  all  organists,  the  way  of  matri- 
mony. 

At  St.  Paul's,  Sydenham,  the  attendance  has  'i.  .n  very 
encouraiiing  indeed,  and  the  number  of  children  attending 
the  Sunday  School  larger  than  usual.  In  the  instructiini  of 
the  children  I  have  been  well  assisted  by  Mrs.  Sykes  and 
the  Misses  Lodge. 

The  Sunday  School  Pie-nic,  held  as  usual  in  the  grounds 
adjoining  the  Parsonage,  was  a  grand  success,  every  one 
coming  heavily  laden,  and  departing  relieved  of  their  bur- 
den and  perfectly  happy. 

Early  in  the  year  I  received  from  the  Church  Helpers  a 
Surplice  and  Stole,  for  which  I  heartily  thank  them. 

I'rom  Messrs.  Hy.  McMannis,  Hy.  \Vadleigh,,.Tohn  Wad- 


III 


''^'*t. 


'  :.'.K'IVi-lv.?  'i 


84 

leig-h  and  Joseph  Lodoe  1  have  received  a  load  of  hay. 
These  four  gentlemen  have,  for  ten  consecutive  years,  re- 
gardless of  bad  seasons,  each  given  me  a  load  of  Hay.  Had 
1  to  buy  all  the  Hay  I  requirt\  it  would  be  hard  to  make 
both  ends  meet.  I  should  like  them  to  know  how  much 
their  kindness  is  appreciated.  A  well  stocked  Library  has 
ween  added  to  the  Sunday  School  at  Denison's  Mills,  lor 
which  wc  ihank  the  Venerable  Archdeacon  Koe,  through 
whose  influence  it  was  secured  from  the  S.  V.  C.  K. 

Kaptisms,  10  ;  Burials,  •"). 


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Chiircli  Society 

Assessment....! 

Easter  Olt'erinj^s 

Foreign  .Missions  

Domestic  Missions 

Bisliop's  College 

Compton  Ladies'    College. 

Synod  Assessment 

Jews...: 

Cluiich  Improvements 

Christmas  Offering 

Entertainments  

Newfoniidlantl  Fire , 

Cathedral  Memorial  Pulpit. 

Insurance 

Other  purposes 

General  Collections.  


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LEEDS. 


The  Rev,  J.  Rothers  reports  : — 

During  the  past  ^'■ear  the  work  has  been  carried  on  as  in 
former  years,  with  little  A'ariation  and  I  trust  it,  has  not 
been  in  vain.     I  have  three  Services  every  Sunday,  which 


■■.:   '1 


I 


85 

involve  a  drive  of  aljoiit  twenty  three  miles.     The  gri'eater 
Festivals  oi'  the  Church  are  observed. 

SL  .7(7 mes'  Clnirc.h. — Divine  Service  has  been  held  here 
every  Sunday,  and  on  alternate  Sundays  two  Services, 
the  Rev.  J.  Kemp  taking  a  Service  once  a  fortnight  when 
at  home ;  the  attendance  has  })een  good,  the  lowest  number 
present  l)eing  seventeen,  and  the  highest  one  hnndied 
and  forty.  The  Holy  Communion  has  been  administered 
once  a  month,  the  average  atti'udance  for  the  year  being 
sixteen.  On  January  14th,  we  had  the  pleasure  of  a  visit 
from    our    late    lamented    and    esteemed,    Bishop,    who 


gave 


us   an    address   at   the   Missionary  meeting  on  Mis- 


sionary woi'k  and  our  duty  with  regard  to  it.  On  the 
15th,  his  Lordship  held  a  Coniirmation  when  twelve  were 
confiimed.  The  earnest  words,  he  spoke  to  them,  will  not 
soon  be  ibrgotton.  lie  said  :  "You  are  just  as  it  were  begin- 
ing  life,  I  am  at  the  close  of  it — and  warned  them  of  making 
shipwreck  of  it." 

(3n  Septem])er  17th,  we  took  leave  of  our  respected 
Organist,  who  left  us  with  her  sister,  Mrs  White,  for 
Manitoba.  Miss  Marshall  Jiad  presided  a^  the  organ  and  led 
the  choir  for  many  years  both  willingly  and  well,  and  was 
always  ready  to  assist  in  any  Church  work.  I  am  pleased  the 
Congregation  showed  their  a[)preciation  of  her  services 
by  presenting  her  with  a  purse  of  $50.  The  Ladies'  Aid 
met  fortnightly  during  the  year.  On  December  27th,  they 
had  their  sale  of  work  at  Leeds  Village  ;  but,  owing  to  the 
scA^ere  weather,  very  few  were  present  :  It  was  therefore 
not  so  successful  a>  it  might  have  bt^en. 

The  Sunday  School  has  been  carried  on  successfully, 
Mr.  S.  l>ayne  acting  as  superintendent,  assisted  by  live 
teachers.     Th-'  attendance  has  been  good. 

The  Sunday  School  had  its  pic-nic  on  24th  August, 
at  the  Parsonnage.  Alter  tea.  the  young  people  enjoyed 
themselv(»s  in  games. 

I  held  a  meeting  once  a  week  for  prayer  and  the  study 
of  the  Sunday  School  lesson,  Imt  I  regret  to  say  it  was  not 
very  well  attended.  Week-day  Services  have  been  held  at 
Nelson's  Road,  and  Wilson's  Mills  School  houses  once  a 
month,  both  of  them  are  about  three  miles  from  St.  James' 
Church    The  attendance  has  been  very  Cfood 

St.  Maihs,  Kinnear's  Milh. — Divine  Service  has  been  held 
here  on  every  Sunday,  alternately  morning  and  afternoon. 


'1;  lOT.i  ';l 


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80 


M^ 


Formerly  there  was  Service  here  but  onc*^  every  six  weeks.  1 
commenced  tliis  year  ])y  going  to  Bronghton  on  a  week-day, 
in  order  that  they  may  have  the  Services  regularly. 

The  Holy  Communion  has  been  administered  once  a 
month.     The  av<>r-«ire  attendance  has  been  ten. 

The  Bible  Class,  inch  Avas  held  once  a  w^eek  was  well 
attended  up  to  th*  Fall,  then  it  was  given  up  for  a  time. 

Beatli'^'s  St'UIemcN;. — I  iim  thankful  to  say  the  new  Church 
is  com)-  '  !.l  <v-  hn-  i.is  regards  the  exterior  ;  but  many  things 
are  req  ^lul  Jor  mv,  int(?rior.  The  Church  Society  has 
promised  i:i  %o':\  :or  Avhich  we  are  very  gvatel'ul.  when  all 
that  is  proh.7sed  !^  ifceived,  there  will  still  bo  a  delirit 
ol"  too. 

The  St.  Matthew's  Ouihl  hu.s  kindly  promised  lo  make  us 
an  Altar  cloth  ibr  less  iha)i  hall'  the  cost. 

On  .luly  the  sixth  we  had  a  successful  tea  meeting  and 
entertainment.  After  paying  all  expenses,  !^84  were  handed 
over  to  the  Jjuilding  Fund. 

I  have  a  Scrvict*  every  Sunday,  alternately  afternoon  and 
evening,  instead  of  once  a  forthnight  as  formerly,  'fhe 
attendance  has  1)een  good.  I  have  a  singing  class  once  a 
week,  Avhich  has  been  well  idteiided,  and  1  hope  will  be 
a  help  to  the  Service  in  the  iuture. 

Ilarvei/  Hill  Miiiea. — Tf.e  Mines  have  been  closed  sinee 
last  Fall,  and  consequently  all  the  Miners  havi^lel't  the  place  ; 
they  will  probably  open  iigain  in  the  Spri  ig.  I  conunenced  a 
Sunday  School  here  in  the  new  Sche-ol  House,  and  was 
very  fortunate  in  securing  such  an  elli'  ient  teacher  as 
Miss  Beattie.     I  held  a  few  Services  at  the  same  place. 

Brou}i;hton. — I  go  here  once  in  six  weeks.  There  are  only 
six  Protestant  families  left,  one  being  Presbyterian. 

Since  the  Sunday  Schools  were  closed  in  th(^  Fail,  1  have 
betMi  giving  object  lessons  on  the  Bible  and  Catechism 
at  the  thrx'e  Churches.  Ten  minnies  ar'3  given  to  each  sub- 
ject. T  trust  "by  this  method  our  children  and  those  present 
will  get  a  knowledge  of  the  Bible  and  Catechism,  and  I 
hope  a  desire  to  know  more  about  the  things  eternal. 

In  conclusion  1  wish  to  thank  all  who  have  assisted  me, 
particularly  the  Rev.  J.  Kemp,  J  Prout,  the  wardens,  an'^ 
members  of  the  Choir,  and  especially  Miss  Dora  Marshall, 
who  now  fills  the  ])lace  of  iier  sister  as  organist. 

Baptisms,  28  ;  Marriages,  2  ;  Burials,  5. 


87 


riiurcli  .Socifly 
Assessiiienl 

I'"on'ii;ii  Missions 
Donifstic  ,Mis-iv)ris 
Uisliop's  Collt'nt' 
I'oniptoii  ('ullt'jj;( 
Jews  ((1(111(1  Fiiiiii.v) 
Hislmp  of  N'l'wtuiiiKlliUHl 
Sviutd  As.si'ssiMciit 
Toil  Mocliii}; 

OiKiinist    

Suiiday  Scliooi 
OnUimry  Collccliou 
OtherpiiriKisc 


Total 


S     cts. 

C)\   iit> 

325  00 

S  24 

11 

s 


50 


:!  10 

■1  00 

•A  :>,() 

5  60 

S  00 

m  00 

50  110 

;:  !io 

(U  uo 

US  05 


Si)2:i  OS) 


LEVIS. 


The  Kev.  Thomas  W.  Fylos  reports  : 

At  the  wish  oTlhe  Right  Ilevereiid  Bi.^hop  WiUiams  and 
of  the  Church-Wavdens  of  Levis  I  undertook  the  8erviees 
in  Holy  Trinity  Church  lor  a  sliort  time.  This  short  time — 
the  death  oi"  the  Bishop  luiving-  sto])t  negotiations  Ibi  a 
« lergyman — was  prolonged  till  the  opening  oi'  na\  igation. 
Since  then  the  Kev.  L.  V.  Lariviore  has  performed  the 
Sunday  duties.  1  have  however  been  able  to  render 
occasional  services  in  visiting  the  sick,  ike.  The  congre- 
o-ation  has  been  happily  thus  held  together  in  its  entirety. 
We  all  rejoice  in  the  near  prospect  oi  tlie  eoniing  amongst 
us  of  the  Rev.  I.  Thompson  as  Rector. 

The  different  paroehii  1  aids  are  in  good  working  order. 
The    Svinday   School  prospering    under    the    faithful 

sup'in)]->iideuce  of  Mi.  Grcorgt^  Addie,  who  is  assisted  in 
his  gou'f!  \vork  by  an  able  stalf  of  teachers. 

T.u."  C.'h«,iir>  under  the  leadership  of  Miss  N.  Fiton,  has 
been  well  conducted.     The  Ladies,  Guild   (originated  by 


I 

lid! 


II 


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■'"^Ifl:^ 


88 


the  Rev.  George  Thompson)  has  held  its  weekly  m.'ctiim's 
reuularlv,  aii<l  has  raised  in  the  course  oi' the  year  $120  lor 
Church  purposes.  It  has  just  presented  a  new  stove  and 
oil-cloth  tor  the  hall  of  the  l*arsonage  at  a  cost  oi'  $55.  The 
Women's  Auxiliary  is  nourishing.  It  has  already  sent 
$8lMM)  ibr  Missionary  purj^oses,  and  has  just  voted  $20 
more.  It  has  also  sent  away  donations  I'or  the  Indians  of 
tSa!-kai(;hewan,  and  to  our  poorer  brethren  on  the  coast  of 
Labrador.  Two  Missionary  meetings  have  been  held  this 
year  under  its  aus])i('es. 

Important  rei^airs  have  been  made  in  the  Parsonage 
house  :  anew  lloor  has-been  laid  in  the  kitchen,  all  the 
lower  rooms  have  ])e('n  re-papercd  and  re-i)ainted,  etc,  the 
Avhole  at  a  cost  of  $115,  to  meet  which,  a  special  collection 
has  been  made  by  one  Avho  is  always  ready  to  do  his  full 
share  of  Church  woik,  ]\Ii'.  Tofield.  The  i)arsonage  is  now 
a  desirable  r(>sidence. 

Baptisms,  G  ;  Marriage,  1  ;  Curials,  5, 

Cliiiich   Society,    S<'>.2i;  :  Kustcr  OHV-riiiu',  SI J.Os  ;  Duiin.',-;tic  .Missions,  !f.').l.'); 
Wuiiu'ii's  Aii.\ili;iry,  .>:<;12.  Ij.— Tutiil,  .':=.V.i.Hl'. 


Lennoxvili.e. 

The  Rev.  A.  C.  f^carth  reports:— 

The*  various  amounts  given  to  me  last  vear,  and  mention- 
ed in  my  report,  lor  the  improv«mient  of  the  east  end  of  the 
Church,  together  with  a  snndl  legacy  of  $;')(),  have  been  t'X- 
pended  in  the  followinii' manner  :  A  very  handsome  chan- 
cel kScreen  has  been  erected,  and  ihe  choir  has  been  reseat- 
ed and  the  iloor  raised. 

The  members  of  tht^  Guild  have  presented  to  the  (Miurch 
a  beautiful  brass  eagle  Jjcctern,  and  fair  linen  for  the  Altar. 
Mrs.  rhillip's  donation  has  ])rocured  for  ns  an  excpiisile 
Altar  frontal,  the  work  of  tit.  Matthew's  Guild,  (Quebec. 

I  have  nothing  special  io  record  during  the  past  year. 
The  usual  ^Sunday  t^ervices  have  been  held  and  Festivals 
duly  observed,  large  congregations  attending.  The  Holy 
Communion  has  been  cele})rated  on  the  lirst  and  third  Sun- 
days of  every  month  and  on  all  great  Holy  days.  There 
have  been  altogether  thirty-one  cehibralions  with  an  aver- 
age attendance  of  seventy-six.  This  does  not 'include  the 
early  celebrations  in  conneclion  with  the  Colle'^-e  Services 
which  have  been  held  every  other  Sunday  and  on  Saints' 


■Mm 


89 


(liiys.  Tlio  AVoniaiTs  Auxiliary  continuos  tomoct  ivgularly, 
and  (loos  mucli  <»()0(l  in  kocpini;'  up  a  warm  iutcrosl  iu  all 
Missionary  work.  The  (Children's  Branch  also  mcois  roL«'u- 
larly  onov»  a  week  and  is  larn'oly  attended.  The  Ouild,  (oo, 
I  am  glad  lo  say,  continues  its  useful  labours  in  the  parish. 
Baptisms,  21  ;  ^Marriages,  8  ;    llurials,  5. 


Sociciy.  $l2-niii;  ('Ici'^yiiuiirs  Stinciu],  ^soo.d'i  ;  F-Iastcr  Od'erino-, 
)ii'i);ii  Missions,^!  I.I.") ;  Duiik  stic. Missions.  s:;o.77  :  Woineii  s  Anxilijiiy, 
t'ws'  I'linicliiiii  iiml    Mission  FiiiKi.  8"^  -i"  :     iiisiiop's   Coilcyc,  I,(.'iinu\- 


CIlUlcIl 

SJ.-^.'-'ii;  Fo 
SI  III. (Ill  :  .1 
villc  Slii.sO;  Other  iiiii'iioiii'S,  $7;)li.li 


rutal,  $1,11(1(1. (Ml. 


The  Rev.  Josiah  Dall  reports:  — 

1  have  held  sixty-eight  Services  at  Grindstone,  twenty 
at  Grosse  Isjle,  (thirty  miles  distant),  paid  occasional  visits 
to  Byron  Isl;ind  and  Old  Harry  Head,  and  held  Sujiday  and 
week-day  Services  on  lllntry  Island.  Was  absent  three 
wi'eks  in  .lune,  attending  Synod,  the  iirst  holiday  in  three 
years. 

In  fiiKincial  mailers,  the  sum  of  !ij>223.!»0  has  been  raised, 
ol' which  itflll.Gd  have  been  devoted  to  Diocesan  calls,  and 
the  balance  applied  to  Church  and  Parsonage  improvements. 
Grindstone  Cliurch  has  fieen  painted,  at  a  cost  of  ^55. SO, 
and  the  Parsonage  is  about  half  iinished  at  the  same  cost. 
Labour  and  materials  on  the  Magdalen  Islands  are  very 
costly.  Grosse  Isle  Church-yard  has  had  a  new  wire  fence 
placed  around  it,  as  the  wooden  paling  was  being  con- 
tinually blown  down  by  the  strong  high  winds  which  have 
l)re\ailed  this  Summer  and  Fall.  We  hope  to  shingle  the 
south  side  ol  the  roof,  and  paint  the  building  next  Spring. 

Baptisms,  P,i  ;  Marriage,  1  ;  Burials,  5 

Asscssiiiciil  lowinls  Clcr^Tiiiiiirs  Stipcinl,  Sd-J.;!,")  :  Kaslcr  Od'ciino-,  Sil.OC  ; 
Foiciifii  Missions,  .-ril.s.i:  Domestic  Misisoiis,  $4.2S  :  Pcn.sioii  Furnl,  8!. 2,".  :  .Mis- 
siuii  i''uiiil.  .'ii.'t.dii  :  .lews,  Mission  l'"iinil.  Sl.T.'l  ;  Cinircli  ntui  l'ars(Miaji(^  Iinprovc- 
incnts,  .Slli.iiC):  Speeiil  for  Xcwlonndiand,  .SS.OS  j  Olfertury,  §21.70.  Total,, 
SJ2;!.'.l(i. 


MACOG. 


The  liN'V.  U.  C.  Tambs  reports  :— 

The  usual  Services  have  been  held  during  the  past  year, 
minudy  :  morning  and  evening  at  the  Church  on  Sundays 
with  Sunday  School  in  the  afternoon,  and  fortnightly  (with 


90 


some  little  ivrogulaiity  on  account  oi'bad  travollin*^)  on  week 
evenings  ior  worship  or  in  connection  "svith  the  Minister- 
ini^  Children's  L(»ague,  iit  the  Currier,  Mc.Oermott  and 
Cherry  liiver  neighbourhoods.  The  Ibrtnightly  M.  C.  J^. 
meetings  in  th»^  town  have  been  well  sustained.  We  regret 
the  removal  to  ot  her  parts  ot'tw^o  of  our  most  devoted  JiCague 
secretaries,  Miss  Lydia  Brownsword  and  Miss  Clara  Cur- 
rier. The  Ibrmer  was  also  a  most  valuable  member  of  the 
Choir  and  a  ^Sunday  School  teacher. 

Thanks  to  our  devoted  stall"  of  teachers,  our  Sunday 
School  is  doing  very  well  indeed,  the  attendance  numbering 
at  times  upwards  of  sixty.  The  scholars  bring  their  prayer 
books,  and  are  taught  to  respond  i)roperly.  Their  ability  to 
take  an  active  pari  in  worship  does  much  to  ([uicken  their 
interest  in  the  Services  of  the  Church.  Reverence  is  the 
lirst  thing  insisted  upon.  Better  through  strictness  to  lose 
the  attendance  ol  a  few  boys  than  that  the  School  should 
fail  to  command  respect,  and  parents  will  l)e  less  likely  to 
let  their  children  have  their  own  way  when  they  come  to 

vlize  that  membership  in  tlie  Anglican  Suiulay  School  is 
rivilege  not  to  be  thought  lightly  of.  The  Christmas 
.  .LUering  and  Summer  outing  in  the  name  of  the  Sunday 
School  were  eminently  successful.  The  former  was  graced 
with  the  lairy  scenes  of  "  The  Kainbow  Festival, "  which 
rellected  enduring  credit  upon  the  taste  and  skill  of  Miss 
Fanny  Hall  ;  the  latter  took  the  form  of  a  round  trip  of  the 
Memphremagog  on  the  "  I^ady  of  the  Lake".  The  invita- 
tions embracing  all  the  Fnglish  of  the  District,  and  the  Fitch 
Bay  and  Georgeville  Sunday  Schools  happening  to  have 
their  pic-ni<;  on  the  same  day  and  in  the  same  way,  there 
were  between  seven  and  eight  hundred  of  a  company,  the 
largest  excursion  on  the  Lake  tor  years.  We  wa-n^  happy 
in  having  with  us  on  board  Dr.  Niles,  the  JJishop  of  Mew 
Hampshire. 

With  a  view  to  augmenting  the  Church  clioir  we  have 
started  a  weekly  juvenile  sol-fa  class,  in  ^vhi(dl  work  I  am 
kindly  assisted  by  Miss  Sweenev. 

Following  the  example  of  the  Rev.  H.  A.  ])i<  *n,  of 
Ranborough,  in  his  last  year's  report,  I  gave;  con.^  able 
as.sistance  in  the  Model  School  last  winter.  That  my  etlbrts 
were  ai)preciated  may  l)e  inferred  from  the  fact  that  I  have 
been  recjuested  by  tlie  authorities  to  kindly  continue  the 
work  again   this  year,    consequently    1    now  find   myself 


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91 

i('sp<nisil)lt^  lor  instructing  in  Sncrccl   History    w  viisehoul    of 
eighty  srliolars. 

During  last  Winter  I  gave  a  (ourse  of  illustrated  J'ihle 
lectures  for  adults.  Al)Oul  twenty  attended  i-'milarly,  and 
the  same  are  looking  forward  with  interest  to  :  utinuance 
of  these  eveninns  of  Hihlieal  instruction  durii.  he  cominu' 
winter. 

The  constant  change  and  iluctuation  of  our  J^]niilish 
community  rciuler  the  work  in  this  town,  so  far  as  the 
local  building  up  of  the  Church  is  concerned,  very  unsatis- 
factory. We  have  good  congregations  however,  and  such 
available  space  as  we  Juive  in  the  Church  is  to  be  supplied 
with  additional  pews.  ( )n  Kaster  Day  \vt'  had  Jilty-live 
communicants,  the  largest  number  that  has  ever  receivt'd 
here  at  (»ne  time. 

The  movement  recently  inaugurated  under  the  name  of 
"Associated  Promoters  of  Worship"  is  (piictly  doing  its 
good  work.  The  A.  V.  W.  embrace  the  communicants 
of  the  parish  who,  as  volunteers,  associate  themselves  with 
their  clergyman  to  aid,  under  his  suggestions,  in  making 
the  Services  of  the  Church  more  and  more  Avhat  they  ought 
to  he  and  to  enlist  tlie  interest  of  others  in  a  partici])atiou 
of  the  same. 

Thanks  nuunly  to  the  Ladies' (luild,  the  interior  of  the 
Church  has  been  sheathed  and  looks  very  well  indeed.  This 
work  was  happily  hastened  on  by  the  Summer  visitors 
kindly  gettinu'  up  an  entertainment  amongst  themselves 
aiul  giving  the  proceeds  for  the  purpose. 

The  aisle  is  to  be  recari)eted,  for  which  funds  liave  been 
raised  by  the  young  Jiadies'  Band  of'"  Willing  Workers" 

Tiie  work  at  Cherry  Jviver  continues  as  interesting  as 
ever.  I  had  hoped  to  be  able  to  report  a  Church  built  there, 
but  my  energies  have  not  been  equal  to  the  uudertaking. 
In  a  week  or  two  I  }niri)ose  commencing  Suiuhiy  afternoon 
Services  out  there,  and  hope  by  Spring  to  be  in  a  position 
to  build. 

In  addition  to  school-house  Services  1  have  spent  many 
an  hour,  iirst  in  one  house  and  then  in  another,  in  (hno- 
tional  conversation.  This  work  is  always  warmly  appre- 
ciated, and,  I  have  reason  to  believe,  is  productive  ol  the 
very  best  resuUs. 

With  the  rest  of  the  Diocese  our  congregation,  especially 
tln>  older  members  thereof,  felt  very  deeply  the  death  of 
our  late  beloved  liiahop,  and  words  to  that  eiJ'ect,  together 


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with  oxpiossions  ol"  sympathy  with  his  In'roaved  lamily, 
aro  duly  enibodiv'd  in  our  vestry  records. 

I  desire,  in  coiirhisiou,  lo  express  my  sincere  and  liearty 
tlianks  to  all  my  many  kind  co-workers,  especially  the 
wardens,  Sunday  School  teachers,  League  ollirers,  Choir 
mend)ers,  and  our  able  and  constant  organist,  Miss  Gertie 
Lindsay. 

Baptisms,  18 ;  ^Lirriages,  4  ;  Ihirials,  7. 

Oliurcli  "-' ii'ictv,  :5I  I.TiO  :  l'\irfij^ii  Missimis,  S'!.*''' :  Dtuncslic  Missions,  .SJ.ftO  ; 
liiiliiiu  IIdiik'S  (Sliiiiu'Wiikc),  S'!.  I.> ;  Alissioiis  to  .lews,  S'--'><' :  liisiiop's  (Jollc^jc, 
.S-.il(i  ;  Coinploii's  liadics  ('dilcKi',  S-.""  ;  ('iiiircii  oC  St.  .lohn's  .Vcw  t'ouii(ilrtii(i, 
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MATinAIH. 

The  ]vev.  (l.'orge  Radley  Walters  reports:  — 

The  ye;ir  past  has  been  quite  an  eventiiil  one  in  the 
history  ol'  this  Mission,  as  it  marks  the  oiuMiings  lor  worshi}) 
ol'  our  two  new  Churches:  St.  Peter's,  Malbaie;and  St. 
Luke's,  at  Corner  ol'  the  Beach. 

At  Barachois,  we  have  liecn  enabled  to  erect  the  frame 
Jbr  a  Church,  to  1)0  named  St.  Paul's.  The  two  former 
Churches,  I  am  able  lo  report,  were  (|uite  completed  and 
furnished,  and  free  from  every  cent  of  debt  b(dbre  we 
opened  them. 

We  were  awiiiling  a  visit  from  our  beloved  Itite  l>ishop, 
Avhen  he  was  to  consecrate  them,  instead  there  came  the 
sad  news  of  his  illness  and  death. 

In  the  month  of  June,  we  held  our  iirst  Service  in  ea  h 
Church.  Much  interest  was  taken  in  these  Services,  and 
the  congregations  were  large,  and  the  Services,  bright  and 
hearty.  AVe  now  await  a  visit,  this  coming  Summer,  from 
our  new  Bishop,  when  he  will  consecrate  these  Churches, 
and  also  a  piece  of  land  for  a  grave-yard  at  the  Corner  of 
the  Beach,  kindly  giv'en  for  the  purpose  by  Mr.  ])aniel,  and 
Mr.  Henry  Mabe,  1  am  sure  his  Lordship  will  lind  these 
country  Churches  equal,  both  in  workmanship,  design  and 
internal  arrangement,  to  any  in  his  Diocese.  Mr.  Tou/el, 
snr.,  contractor,  has  really  done  an  honest  and  good  work 
on  them.  I  must  thank  Mr.  Colhis  and  Mr.  LeMarquand 
for  the  kind  interest  they  took  in  giving  their  time,  and 
sending  men  to  cart  and  unpack  the  seats,  which  came  to 
us  from  the  iirm  of  James  Perry  &  Co.,  (Quebec,  and  also 
for  erecting  and  varnishing  the  sar^e, 


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Ksp.^cially  would  I  mention  ilio  kind  interest  lakoii  in 
I'urnishiiin-  Si.  I^uko's  Chuvch,  at  Corner  of  llic  Picacli,  l>y 
the  twolve  laiuilios  ronniiiuf  tlio  con^reiiation  there.  Mrs. 
Goo.  Vibcrt  i)roseiit(Ml  a  r(Mnarkal)ly  haiidsouic  six-liuhl. 
cliaiidclier,  costinu'  sixteen  dollars,  I'roni  the  lirni  oi'  (\»le, 
Montreal;  Mr.  llcMiry  Mahe,  a  very  niecM'hanecl  carpet, 
purchased  in  town,  of"  very  Church-like  design,  whi<h  ad('s 
to  the  beauty  and  (U)nirort  of  the!  huildini;';  Mr.  lOdward 
Mahe,  a  trolhic  chair  in  lii«ht  oiled  ash,  lor  t!ie  chancel, 
niade  hy  th«'  lirni  of  James  IVrry  tS:;  Co,  who  also  made 
th«^  pulpit.  pray«M'  desk  and  lectern  lor  this  little  Church  ; 
Mr  iV'ter  Mahe,  ijave  cocoa  mattinu  lor  the  aisle  ol  the  Church 
Mr.  ChristopluM-  Mahe,  lour  lamps  and  shades,  which  well 
lii^hts  up  the  l)uildini>"  lor  r^venin^' Service,  when  so  held; 
Mr.  James  Viheri  and  Mr.  Philip  Vihert,  lour  very  nice 
bracket  lamps  lor  the  chancel.  A  very  nice  kneelini^- 
cur.hion  lor  trend  ol'tln^  Communion  rail,  ol"  dark  ruby  vel- 
vet, has  been  sub,s<;ribed  lor  and  made,  I  believe,  by  Mrs. 
(ico.  Vibert,  IMrs.  Henry  Mabe  and  others.  All  this  has 
cost  an  ellort,  but  all  has  been  I'reelv  and  lovini^ly  niven 
to  the  little  Church  which  these  pe(>ple  have  taken  so  much 
interest  in  buildini^. 

I  must  not  lorgvt  to  mention  that  we  have  purchased  a 
very  excellent  bell  I'rom  the  linn  ol'  Van-du/en  and  Till,  ol' 
Cincinnati,  ol'  I'our  hundred  pounds  weight,  note  C.  sharj), 
which  is  erected  in  the  s})ire  ol'this  little  Church,  and  bears 
my  name  cast  on  it,  also  the  name  ol'  the  Church  and  i)lace 
aiul  date  otyear ;  its  sweet  tone  can  be  heard  a  long- distance, 
callin<^  tne  dwellers  in  this  little  settlement  to  assemble  lor 
the  worship  ol'  God.  Our  l)uildini^  in  w^hich  we  used  to 
worship  has,  by  an  ellort  ol"  some  ol' the  men  ol' the  con- 
gregation, been  converted  into  a  very  pleasant  and  com- 
fortable school-room  in  which  day  school  is  held.  For  all 
these;  outward  signs  ol' good  feeling  and  fellowshij),  I  grate- 
luUy  lift  my  heart  heav<'nward  and  echo  the  words  cast  in 
large  letters  on  our  sweet  toned  bell  and  say  :  "  Laus  Deo." 

I  wish  I  could  write  as  cheerfully  and  hopefully  of  my 
congregations  on  this  side  of  the  river,  that  is,  in  this  half 
of  my  ]\[ission,  but  here  a  marked  dill'erence  is  at  once 
noticeal)le.  We  have  a  dill'erent  class  of  people  here,  nine- 
tenths  are,  as  I  have  repeatedly  stated,  of  the  poorest  class, 
and  th(»  precariousness  of  the  Summer's  lishing,  upon  which 
they  depend  for  a  livelihood,  seemingly  keeps  th*'m  very 
poor;  this,  coupled  with  the  fact   that  many  have  lari>-e 


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lamilios,  makes  life  a  hard  strug'i^lo  ;  however  these  do 
what  they  can.  At  the  Barachois,  I  am  pleased  to  reiterate 
that  our  little  congregation  has  erected  a  very  strong  frame 
consisting  of  chancel,  nave  and  porch,  with  bell  turret,  set 
upon  exceptionally  heavy  cedar  foundation,  and  seem  to  do 
what  they  can  to  push  the  work  on.  Mr.  John  McCallum 
and  Mr.  Uobertson  have  jiromised  to  give  all  the  boards 
for  boarding  in  the  building,  the  other  members  promising 
sulficient  elapl)oards  and  llooring ;  so  that,  (rod  willing, 
we  hope,  this  ^>pring.  to  board  in,  shingle,  md  clapboard 
this  much  needed  Church.  I  may  say  it  stands  on  land 
deedi'd  to  the  Bishop,  and  the  site  has  ])een  fully  approved 
by  our  venerable  Archdeacon. 

All  our  Services  have  been  well  attended  during  the 
past  year,  especially  has  this  been  noticed  during  the 
{Summer  months,  in  Malbaie  ;  of  course,  duriniv  the  rough 
inclement  Winter,  many  persons  are  unable  to  come  regu- 
larly, from  the  fact  that  they  live  far  removed  from  tin; 
Church  and  have  no  horses. 

1  notice  especially,  and  feel  very  much  encourag(»d  from 
the  fact  that  a  larger  number  of  men  stay  more  frequently 
to  Holy  Communion,  both  here  and  at  Corner  of  the  Jieacii, 
than  when  I  iirst  came  to  this  Mission.  I  iind.  on  looking 
over  my  journal,  only  one  or  two  men  used  regularly  to 
communicate  then.  I  recently  counted  iws  many  as  seven- 
teen men  coming  forward  to  partake  of  that  Holy  Sacrament 
in  Malbaie  Church. 

Our  Sunday  S<'hool,  during  the  past  Summer,  has  ln-en 
regularly  conducted.  My  thanks  are  due  to  Miss  LeOros 
and  Miss  LeGresley,  for  assisting  me  as  teachers,  each 
taking  a  class,  which  enabh'd  me  to  hold  a  class  in  the 
vestry  of  our  new  Church  for  those  who  were  older  and 
preparing  for  Confirmation.  They  also  held  Sunday  School 
on  those  Sundays  when  I  would  be  conducting  Services  at 
other  parts  of  the  Mission. 

I  am  extremely  sorry  to  state  that  the  past  yt^ir  has  been 
a  sad  one  in  several  homes  here,  and  has  also  seen  a  loss  to 
us  of  several  Church  members.  In  the  Buckley  family, 
once  large,  and  strongly  attached  to  our  Church,  two  sons. 
both  grown  to  man's  estate,  were  unfortunately  drowned 
at  sea,  and  in  the  vessel  with  them  another  Chunhman 
of  this  place  and  father  of  a  family.  Within  the  short 
space  of  a  few  years,  I  have  burit  d  the  mother,  four 
daughters,  and  a  married  son  of  this  aillicted  family.    The 


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ag'ed  and  iiiliiiu  father  is  now  lel't  entirely  alone,  blind  and 
helpless.  He  has  the  sincere  sympathy  of  all  here  in  his 
hour  of  sorrow. 

Another,  one  of  the  olderst  inhabitants  and  Churchmen 
in  this  Mission,  Mr.  John  LeGresley,  died  during  the  past 
summer,  lie  was  present  at  the  lirst  Service  held  in  our 
new  Church  in  June  and  Remained  to  partake  of  Holy 
Communion.  Ere  the  next  Sabbath  came,  he  was  called  to 
his  rest,  and  Mrs.  Touzcl,  his  daughter,  mother  of  a  family, 
she  too  has  gone  from  us  passing  out  of  life,  full  of  hope, 
and  trusting  in  the  merits  of  her  Redeemer.  Another 
family  (Mr.  Bowers;,  a  lormer  Church  Warden,  has.  left  us 
to  reside  in  Montreal.  1  am  just  now  returned  home  from 
the  bed-side  of  one,  Alexander  Duncan,  whose  spirit  we 
have  in  prayer  commended  into  the  hands  of  God,  taken 
from  us  in  the  prime  of  manhood.  The  loss  we  have 
sustained  by  Mr.  Duncan's  death  will  be  severely  felt  by  us 
as  a  congreaation.  I  alvvavs  found  in  him,  a  man  ready  to 
sympathize  and  to  help  me  in  Church  work  as  far  as  he 
was  able,  a  generous  giver  he  has  b(MMi  to  our  new  Church. 
His  family  have,  I  am  sure,  the  heartfelt  sympathy  of  all  in 
this  neighbourhood  with    them  in  their  aflliction  and  loss. 

Two  others,  both  married  women,  are  lying  upon  beds, 
from  oir  which  they  will  only  be  taken,  when  death,  which 
is  considered  very  near,  has  done  its  work.  All  these  are 
missed  in  our  small  community,  and  especially  so.  when 
our  assessment,  is  being  made  up.  Those  remaining  finding 
in  hard  to  make  the  full  quota  to  the  Board. 

I  beg  to  say,  I  have  preached  and  begged,  in  this  Mission 
for  the  various  funds,  for  our  Church  Society,  and  outside 
objects,  as  requested  during  the  past  year,  some  of  which 
show  a  triile  in  excess  of  last  year,  and  others  less.  However 
I  am  unable  to  do  more,  among  those  whose  disposition  is 
not  to  give.  I  do,  I  confess,  feel  much  ashamed,  when  1 
compare  the  amounts  collected  here  with  those  of  other 
Missions,  whose  Ministers  are  not  more  zealous  for  the 
good  work  than  myself,  and  who  have  less  trouble  and 
anxiety,  in  raising  large  amounts,  than  I  have  here  in  rais- 
ing small  amounts.  True  we  have  been  building  new 
Churches,  and  are  still  doing  so,  and  much  yet  remains  to 
be  done.  Our  Parsonage  is  old  and  uninhabitable,  yet  I  do 
think,  that  in  spite  of  much  poverty  among  many,  that  a 
few  could  do  a  little  more  for  the  Church  of  Grod  in  thier 
midst. 


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This  is  a  large  Mission  withpeoplt^  living  much  scaltoivd, 
which  involves  much  driving.  "  The  labourer  is  worthy  of 
his  hire,"  thouah  amid  a  people,  who  know  ol'  little  els(> 
other  than  hard  laborious  work,  the  injunction  seemingly 
does  not  hold  good,  lor  in  not  a  lew  instances  here,  a  small 
salary  is  looked  upon  as  a  magniiiiuMit  com|>etence,  and,  some 
ieeling  their  poverty,  when  called  ui)on  I'or  contributions 
to  Church  work,  exclaim:  "The  Minister  should  give  to  our 
support,  not  we  give  to  him." 

An  ellbrt  has  twice  been  made,  by  a  few  members  of  St. 
Peter's  Church,  to  remove  our  old  Church  buildiiiu'  from 
the  grave-yard,  to  a  place  on  the  Parsonage  Glebe.  \  have 
suggested  to  convert  it  into  a  Hall,  the  need  of  which,  all 
readily  admit,  but  seemingly  refrain  from  i)u1tinu-  th(»ir 
shoulder  to  the  wheel.  However,  the  snow  has  conu' 
now,  and  nothing  can  be  done  till  the  Spring,  wIumi  i 
trust  the  old  unsiglitly  structure  will  be  removed  from 
its  present  position.  We  succeeded  in  taking  th(>  tower 
and  spire  down,  and  I  would  thank  those  who  did  so.  T 
must  acknowledge  the  eilbrts  of  my  Church-Wardens,  ]\Ir. 
John  LeGros  and  Mr.  Chas.  LeMarquand,  who  succeeded 
in  collecting  and  remittinu'  our  assessment,  and  were  inter- 
ested in  other  works. 

Baptisms,  30  ;  Marriages.  10  ;  Burials.  11. 

Churcli  Sofiet}-,  S22.IS  ;  Assessment  for  Dioresan  Hoanl,  .s.'iari.dO  ;  Kilter 
Ottering,  Sl.'St!  I  ;  Foreijjfr.  Alissions,  •S.''..l()  ;  Doni' stie  Mijsiniis,  .Si).02  ;  liislio|i -f 
Coliejfe,  Lennuxville.  S-.-*>:  Otiier  purijoses.  SiJOI. (>.'!:  rit.  .John's  Fire  (XcwIoiiikI- 
liuid),  S5. 00. —Total.  S77M  sit. 


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MIF.IJY. 

The  Rev.  Dr.  Adams  reports  : 

This  Mission  Church  has  been  servi'd  throughout  the 
year  by  the  Principal,  Professors  and  Students  of  Bishops 
College.  During  the  greater  part  of  the  year  the  Service 
has  been  at  11  o'clock,  with  a  celebration  of  Holy  Com- 
munion once  a  month.  During  the  Summer  Vacation  the 
Service  was  in  the  afternoon.  Mr.  Elkins,  of  Sherbrooke, 
kindly  took  the  Service  on  one  occasion,  and  Mr.  A.  D. 
Nicolls  has  taken  it  on  several  Sundays.  Owing  to  the 
continued  illness  and  absence  of  Mr.  Tambs,  whose  work 
was  so  valuable,  the  Sunday  School  work  was  intermitted. 
Lately,  Mr.  Bishop  has  revived  the  Sunday  School,  and  this 
work  seems  quite  promisiug. 


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couraging. 


An  ellbrt   is   being   made    to  provide  a  liirnace  for  the 
Church. 

(»(l(>rl(M  V.  ^;jit ;  |;isli(>j.'s  ('()ll(M_r(..  ^;i.50  :  ri-ii-sioi)  Fuiiil.  >;i  j'.s.— Total,  ,'^.'.:{  IS. 


NEW  CAllLISLE   VXD  PASPEIUAC. 

The  Itev.  E.  V>.  Husband  reports  ; — 

tSince  November,  181^)1,  when  I  was  appointed  to  this 
Parish,  I  have  endeavoured,  as  far  as  possible,  to  continue 
the  [Services  carried  on  by  my  predecessor. 

Last  Winter,  in  accordance  v\'ith  the  request  of  our  late 
])eloved  Bishop,  I  also  held  the  charge  of  the  Mission  oi' 
JShigawake. 

Neil-  Carlble. — The  new  Church,  I  am  sorry  to  say,  does 
not  make  the  progress  I  could  wish.  However,  much  has 
been  done,  and  I  trust  next  Spring  the  congregation  will 
mak(!  an  eilbrt  to  finish  the  outside,  so  that  Services  can  be 
held  in  it,  and  the  old  Church  pulled  down. 

In  July,  a  Bazaar  was  held  on  behalf  of  the  Building 
Fund,  realizing  ^825  ;  added  to  this,  Miss  E.  Murison  has 
collected  $227. 

The  Sunday  School  has  been  faithfully  carried  on  by  eight 
teachers  ;  the  conduct  of  the  scholars  being  all  that  could 
be  desired, 

I  regret  to  say  many  are  very  indifferent  as  to  the  welfare 
of  the  Church  ;  in  consequence,  the  assessment  is  collected 
vs'ith  difficulty. 

To  try  and  remedy  this,  I  have  opened  a  Sunday  School 
three  miles  from  the  Church,  under  the  superintendence  of 
Mr.  John  Ray,  and  have  met  with  mu(^h  success.  Thirty 
scholars  have  joined  it,  and  more  are  coming.  1  also  hold 
a  Service  there  every  alternate  Thursday  evening.  The 
attendance  has  been  very  good. 

Pay.pebinc. — The  Services  on  Sunday  have  been  well 
attended,  also  on  Friday  evening,  when  a  short  Service 
and  practice  are  held. 

Our  Sunday  School  is  carried  on  by  four  teachers,  and  I 
trust  is  doing  much  good. 

The  Church  Hall  has  been  completed,  on  which  a  small 
debt  remains,  but  which  will  I  hope  be  paid  off  during  the 
coming  year. 

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111  March  a  succossful  and  enjoyable  concert  was  held 
in  the  Church  Hall,  which  realized  ij:40,  and  was  kindly- 
repeated  lor  the  beneiil:  of  the  new  Church  at  Hop 'town, 


20  being  collected. 

In  June,  an  enjoyable  pic-nic  was  held,  by  the  kind  per- 
mission of  Messrs.  C.  Kobin  &  Co.,  in  their  beautiful 
grounds. 

I  am  glad  to  say  a  branch  of  the  Women's  Auxiliary  has 
been  formed  ;  twelve  members  have  joined,  and  I  hope  more 
will  follow  their  good  example;  also,  a  Guild  oi  Workers, 
^o  pay  off  the  debt  on  the  Church  Hall. 

Miss  Yiel,  our  organist,  left  us  in  May  for  Jeisey,  and 
was  presented  by  the  congregation  with  a  gold  bracelet. 

Hopelown. — I  am  glad  to  say  the  outside  of  the  new 
Church  is  completed,  all  but  the  bell  turret;  a  lloor  and 
stove  have  been  placed  inside,  and  we  hope  to  hold  Service 
in  it  shortly. 

Unfortunately  the  congregation  here  has  ])eoome  much 
scattered;  but,  when  they  see  their  Church  iinished,  1  trust 
they  will  return. 

I  hold  Service  there  every  alternate  Sunday. 

I  look  forward  to  the  coming  year  with  hope,  not  only  as 
to  the  variouii  outward  needs  of  this  parish,  but  also  to  a 
deeper  spiritual  union  with  the  Divine  head  of  tiie  Church. 

Births,  26  ;  Marriages,  (5  ;  Ijurials,  15. 

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NEWPORT. 


The  Rev.  H.  A.  Dickson  reports  : — 

In  looking  back  over  the  work  of  the  past  yc^ar  in  this 
Mission,  I  feel  that  my  report  must  contain  a  record  of 
small  accomplishments  compared  with  the  work  yet  to  be 
done  in  this  wide  field.  I  ^m  sorry  to  say  there  are 
many  who,  during  the  time  covered   by   my  report,  have 


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not  attended  a  Service  of  any  description,  unless,  perhaps, 
a  luneral,  when  to  shew  a  respect  tor  the  creature  which 
they  deny  the  Creator.  But,  allhoui»'h  the  success  which 
"Wc  hoped  lor  a  year  ago,  has  not  attended  our  labours,  still 
we  have  reason  to  he  encourat^ed,  I'rom  the  steady  progress 
that  has  been  made. 

At  Kandboro',  where  I  have  resided  sin(^e  I  came  to  the 
Mission,  as  being  more  central  than  Island  Brook,  this  has 
been  an  uneventful  year,  the  regular  work  having  gone 
steadily  on  with  no  noteworthy  change.  During  Lent,  in 
connection  with  our  weekly  devotional  Services,  I  gave  a 
series  of  addresses  on  the  Creed  and  Ministry,  as  w^ellas 
readings  from  Dr.  Randall's  Tilt's  street  chapel  Lecture  : 
"  Why  I  am  a  Churchman",  ^vhich  were  frequently  fol- 
lowed by  a  few  minutes  catechising  in  connection  with 
the  sul)jects  considered. 

Both  the  Church  and  Parsonagi?  lots  have  undergone 
improvements  at  th*^  iiands  of  members  of  the  congregation, 
and  an  expenditure  of  $23,  provided  by  the  Women's  Guild. 
The  Guild  continues  its  w^ork,  an  I  in  addition  to  having 
had  a  year  of  prosperity  in  its  ordi  lary  undertakings,  has 
been  instrumental  in  raising,  by  means  of  an  entertainment, 
pi5  towards  the  Parsonage  Fund. 

At  Island  Brook,  we  have  had  our  discouragements,  but 
can  again  look  hopefully  forward.  We  have  lost  by  removal 
several  of  our  faithful  few  including  our  oriranist,  two 
Sunday  School  teachers  and  Choir  leader.  AVhile  we 
rejoice  with  those  whose  ranks  of  Church-workers  were 
swelled,  we  could  not  but  keenly  feel  the  loss  which  to  us 
seemed  almost  a  mortal  wound  ;  however,  in  our  weakness, 
those  who  had  hitherto  been  almost  silent  from  beginning 
to  end  of  the  Service,  learned  to  take  their  part,  and  instead 
of  the  congregation  depending  upon  the  few  to  respond 
we  have  now  the  heartiest  Congregational  Service  we  have 
had  since  I  came  to  the  Mission,  as  well  as  having  the 
olHces  held  by  those  ^vho  left,  tilled  by  those  who  are  both 
elhcient  and  willing,  and  signs  of  new  interest  shown  by 
several  individuals,  lead  me  to  hope  that  Island  Brook  may 
yet  shake  off  that  cold  indilference  wliich  has  been  so 
discouraging  in  the  past.  We  have  for  the  last  few^  weeks 
been  holding  cottage  meetings,  which  are  encotiraging  from 
the  interest  show^n  not  only  by  the  attendance,  but  by  the 
signs  of  preparatory  labour  spent  in  studying  out  the 
Scriptural  foundations  upon  which  the  Church's  doctrines 


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and  practices  are  based,  which  is  one  ofilie  chii'l  (»hj«'cts 
of  these  meetings. 

Sin<'e  one  of  tiie  chamclerislics  ol'  I  hi.'  Church  ol'  lilnghuul 
is  that  her  strength,  both  in  numlicrs  and  in  loyalty,  lies 
where  she  is  studii'd  in  the  liuht  of  Holy  Scripture  and  is 
known  just  as  she  is,  I  have  endeavoured  to  put  before  the 
people,  in  as  plain  a  way  as  I  could,  tlie  reasons  Ibv  tin; 
Church's  ritual  and  doctrine,  and  especially  those  parts 
with  which  so  many  in  new  ]\Iis>ions  are  unacquainted, 
that  they  may  love  and  trust  her  for  hohlinir  and  teachinj^- 
those  things  which  they  bi-fore  reuarded  with  suspicion 
and  distrust. 

The  AVomen's  Guild  here  is  llourishiuL;-,  aiid  during  the 
past  year  has  been  l)usy  preparing  to  meet  the  expenses  of 
much  needed  Church  improvements,  towards  which  it 
already  has  over  $00  raised. 

At  Clirton  our  Services  suffered  for  sonu*  lime  from  a 
serious  interruption,  caused  by  diphtheria.  The  school- 
house  we  occupy  being  clo.sed  for  all  purposes  during 
February  and  March,  it  was  some  time  alter  all  danger 
was  apparently  over  before  many  of  those  who  had  hith- 
erto been  regular  attendants  could  rid  themselves  of 
their  newly  acquired  habit  of  staying  at  home  ;  but  all  is 
now  bright  and  we  again  have  our  school-house  well  filled, 
but  I  frequently  have  reason  to  wish  for  heartier  responses. 

At  Learned  Plain  we  have  had  a  reguhir  and  steadily 
increasing  attendance,  and  for  the  last  ten  months  the 
heartiest  Services  of  the  Mission  have  been  held  here,which 
is  chiefly  due  to  the  untiring  exertions  of  a  few  who  have  for 
some  time  shown  their  intereti  in  a  prr.ctical  way  which  is 
being  followed  by  good  results.  The  influence  of  Mr.  Fre- 
derick Bowen  has  ]>een  in  several  v/ays  he!i)ful.  but  espe- 
cially by  his  care  in  training  the  Choir,  which  he  h,  \ds,  not 
only  in  the  musical  part  of  the  Service,  but  also  in  the  re- 
sponses, in  such  a  deli))erate  and  reverential  manner  that 
others  readily  join  in.  And  whih'  thanking  Mr.  Bowen  on 
behalf  of  myself  and  others  enjoying  the  fruitofhis  labours, 
I  cannot  but  express  the  wish  that  we  could  hav<'  in  our 
country  Parishes  and  Missions  more  of  such  old  boys  of 
Bishop's  College  School. 

The  Sunday  School  here,  which  is  the  largest  in  the 
Mission,  like  that  of  Island  Brook,  has  been  continued  without 
interruption  during  both  Winter  and  Summer  ;  this,  I  am 
sorry  to  say,  we  have  not  been   able  to  do  at  liandboro',  on 


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account  of  tin-  thildnMi   liviiii*-  at  such  u  distaiuc  from  the 
Church. 

Baplisins,  lo;  Marriages,  1  ;  Burials,  5. 

Assc-isuMiit  82il(Mio  ;  Oir-rtoriiv!,  Stl'')<l;  Cliiircli  Inipiovcmciita  iil  HaiKUioro', 
$'.t2:'.0(i;  I'iusitiiii^;.-  ImiihI,  8l.).lMI :  St.  .riilin's  l.'^licf,  .Sl.t";  OH'frforif.'^  iiiid  Sub- 
Hcii|iti()ns  tor  Cliiiiili  Soi-iftv, 'f  iL'.Dd  ;  Wumi'ii's  (luild,  ;i<i:i.(i(i ;  Ulbcr  purposi-a 
:«J7..'iO  — Tcttiil,  .■<::sC).  10. 


iVlCOLKT  AND  LoriSEVILLi:. 


The  Kev.  Thos.  Hall  reports  :— 

('ontril)ii(iiins  for  ('Imrcli  iiiirposcs,  !^:!,>..'iO  ;  Clinrcli  Society,  $22.00  ;  Foreign 
Missions,  !?.").(;,>;  Doincslic  .Missions,  ,'*'t.2.'i ;  iiisliop'.s  (Jollfgc,  lii'imo.wiile,  $2.'i,()l) ; 
Cliurfli  Iiiipiuvtinfiits,    JrJlL'H.dO  ;  OtluT  imrposes,  J*(JJ.60.— Toliil,  $278.10. 


PENINSULA. 

The  Rev.  II.  A.  Brooke  reports:  — 

I  was  appoinied  as  assistant  to  the  Kevd.  G.  T.  Harding, 
of  fc?andy  Beach,  in  October  last,  to  take  charge  of  the  Mis- 
sion of  Peninsula  and  Little  Gaspe,  which  is  separated  from 
Sandy  Beach  by  the  Gaspe  Bay, 

In   this  part  of  the  Mission  there  are  two  Churches,  one 
at  Peninsula,  and  the  other  at  Little  Gaspe,  about  ten  miles 
from  Peninsuli.     Since  my  arrival  Services  have  been  held, 
regularly  in  both  Churches  every  Sunday. 

Formerly  at  Little  Gaspe  Service  was  held  once  a  month, 
and  in  some  sea.'^ons  of  the  year  it  Avas  impossible  for  Mr. 
Harding  to  get  there  (>veu  once  a  month,  and  so  they  would 
only  have  one  Service  in  two  months. 

But  now,  wit  h  a  regular  Sunday  Service,  the  congregation 
is  increasing,  and  I  believe  that  there  is  a  very  good  prospect 
for  the  growth  of  the  Church  in  this  part  of  the  Mission. 

Besides  the  regular  Sunday  Services  at  Penin.sula,  I  also 
have  a  Service  every  Wednesday  evening,  followed  by  a 
choir  practice,  and  at  this  Service  I  am  giving  a  course  of 
addresses  explanatory  of  the  Prayer  Book,  showing  the  con- 
nection between  the  dillerent  parts  of  Divine  Service,  and 
also  the  ancient  origin  of  the  Prayers.  The  people  seem  to 
be  very  much  interested  in  these  Services,  and  I  am  in 
hopes  they  will  be  the  means  of  strengthening  their  faith 
in  the  Mother  Church. 

The  Church  at  Peninsula  has  been  greatly  beautified  this 
year  by  the  addition  of  a  new  chancel,  built  at  the  cost  of 
about  eighty  dollars. 


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The  J^unday  Schools  havo  boon  kept  up  in  the  Mission 
with  very  «^oo(l  attcndunco,  (•onsi(U'iin«''  tlie  condition  of  the 
roads.  I  must  tliantc  Mr.  William  Millor,  NUperintiMulcnt 
at  IVninsula,  lor  Ihc  kind  and  unceasing  interest  whii  h  hf 
takes  ill  the  Sunday  School. 

And  I  wish  also  lo  take  tliis  o]>portunity  of  thankinn-  Mr. 
Charles  Bartlctt,  my  Sunday  Sciiool  Suprrinlcndent  at 
Little  Gaspe,  lor  the  able  and  zealous  manner  in  which  lie 
has  conducted  the  Sunday  School  at  J^ittle  Gaspe. 

Besides  the  Si'rvices  above  mentioned,  1  have  arranj^ed 
to  hold  a  monthly  Service*  at  Ship  Head,  a  plac(!  about 
fil'teen  miles  IVom  reninsula,  where  are  still  remaining*  a 
lew  families  lailhlul  to  the  <'hur<h:Mr.  Samuel  Roberts 
having  kindly  ollered  us  the  use  oi'  his  house  for  Service, 
which  oiler  I  j^ladly  accepted. 

Before  concludini;- my  report  I  must  thank  my  (Miurch- 
Wardens  for  their  kindness  and  prompt  attention  to  every 
duty  which  that  office  involves. 

Baptisms,  10;  Marriag«'s,  :! ;  Burials,  ll. 

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r()in\\f:uF. 

The  Rev.  ('.  B.  Washer  reports  : — 

It  seems  that  our  iinaiicial  statement  should  be  accom- 
panied by  a  few  words  regarding  the  work  of  the  year. 
The  work  has  gone  on  in  the  usual  way.  The  Services  at 
Portneuf  and  Halesboro'  have  been  carried  on  with  scarcely 
any  interruption.  The  congregations  have  been  good  at 
Portneuf,  and  they  have  been  better  at  Halesboro'  than 
heretofore.  There  has  been  at  both  places  a  decided  im- 
provement in  the  attendance  at  Holy  Communion,  both  in 
numbers   and   frequency.    The   two   Sunday   Schools  are 


ion 

iittciidcd  })y  iill  tht'  children  of  the  Church  of  suitable  age. 
Portuoui' Church  hiis  been  enriched  by  the  introduction  of 
some  bciiutiful  sliiincd  j^iuss  \vork  inloth(»  west  window,  by 
Mr.  Walter  Greeiioui^h,  of  New  York,  son  of  Mr.  W.  V. 
(jrHMMiough,  of  this  Parish. 

IJurin"^  my  abst^ice,  of  two  months'  duration,  the  Ser- 
vices were  tidien  by  Kev.  Cr.  11.  A.  Murray,  Mr.  T.  Dowdell 
and  Mr.  W.  C.  «cotr. 

Financially  we  are  somewhat  in  advance  of  last  year. 
Altoir,>ther,  we  have  much  to  be  thankful  for.  Our  people, 
thoLijifh  weak  as  to  populaiion,  I  trust  are  strong  in  faith, 
and  daily  growing  in  grace  and  in  the  knowledge  of  our 
jjord  and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ. 

Baptisms,  4  ;  Burials,  G. 

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Assessment  I'or  Diiici'saii  lioanl  IL'.^  00 

Kaslcr  Olli-iitij,' :!  70 

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Doini'stic  Missions  2  .'14 

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RICHMOND  AND  MELBOURNE. 


The  Rev.  James  Hepburn  reports  : — 

Once  again  I  am  led  to  speak  of  the  Church  suit  ;  but 
now  under  very  dillerent  conditions.  We  are  at  last  out 
of  the  embrace  ot  the  law,  and  breathe  more  freely. 
The  damages  awarded  us  will  be  something  beyond 
!|2,000.00,  not  as  much  as  we  expected,  or  thought  we 
would  require  to  put  the  building  in  good  repair.  However 
it  will  be  a  very  real  help  ;  and  will  also  give  courage  to 
the  congregation  to  do  their  best.  The  award  is  given 
to  us  by  instalments  of  .$400  bi-monthly.  Next  Spring  we 
intend  to  be  in  readiness  for  action. 

As  soon  as  ever  the  judgment  was  made  known  to  us  last 
July  we  had  a  hearty  Service  of  thanksgiving  into  which 
a  large  congregation  entered  most  thoroughly.  It  was  a 
happy  coincidence  that  seven  children  were  baptized  the 
same  day. 


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It  would  be  unfair  in  me  were  I  to  withhold  from  the 
Honorable  Col.  Aylmer  the  triVjulc  of  praise  due  to  him  lor 
his  faithful  services  in  this  matter.  The  failing-  hopes  oi 
many  have  been  sustained  by  him  ;  and  personally  1  feel 
I  owe  him  much.  I  see  nothing-  now  to  keep  the  Church 
back  from  peace,  prosperity  and  happimvss.  May  this  hope 
be  realized. 

The  Ladies'  Guild  is  to  be  congratulated  ui)on  an  excellent 
year's  work,  so  that  thvy  have  been  able  to  pay  the  interest 
on  the  debt,  $102,00,  and  reduce  the  principal  by  $160.00. 
They  also  manifested  good,  kindly  feling  in  helping  me  to 
a  most  enjoyable  and  beneiieial  holiday  at  Caeouna.  1  heir 
efforts  to  give  monthly  entertainments  were  very  success- 
ful. And  the  best  result  of  them  appears  to  me  to  be  the 
developing-  of  the  powers  of  the  younger  members,  and  the 
strengthening  of  the  bonds  of  membershij).  One  change  in 
their  conduct  of  affairs,  for  a  time,  I  welcomed,  viz ,  the 
suspension  of  sewing  opeiations,  and  collecting  instead  from 
house  to  house  for  the  payment  of  the  debt  on  the  Church. 
They  gained  more;  than  was  required  for  this  purpose. 

And  now,  I  must  speak  with  pecitliar  pleasure  of  the 
erection  of  a  Rectory.  It  was  much  needed.  The  house  is 
simple  in  design  and  unpretentious  ;  Imt  it  is  well  suited 
to  the  wants  of  an  ordinary  Clergyman's  family,  and  is  more 
than  comfortable,  and  I  greatly  enjoy  it  as  a  home.  To  ease 
the  burden  on  the  building  committee  I  took  the  responsi- 
bility of  a  few  extras,  which  friends  have  helped  me  to  meet. 

"When  a  few^  more  subscriptions  are  paid  the  house  will 
be  free  from  all  liabilities.  If  this  had  been  the  only  work 
of  the  year,  it  is  quite  enough  to  make  all  glad  and  thankful. 
I  owe  many  thanks  to  the  building  committee  for  their 
ready  assistance  whenever  I  called  for  their  services. 

The  sixth  of  October  was  a  day  of  joy  to  be  remembered 
by  the  people.  The  Women's  Auxiliary  of  the  Diocese  held 
their  qtiarterly  business  meeting  here,  and  representativ^es 
readily  gathered  from  the  parishes  around,  as  well  as  from 
the  city  of  Quebec.  The  two  Women's  meetings  were  very 
bright  and  profitable.  No  offence  will  be  given  to  any,  if 
the  name  of  Miss  Montizambert  be  specially  m.^ntioned. 
The  Parish  highly  prized  the  privilege  of  exter.ding  hos- 
pitality to  those  who  took  the  trouble  to  appear. 

In  the  evening  we  had  a  splendid  Missioiuiry  .VIeeting  in 
the  Town  Hall,  a  large  audience  having  drawn  together  to 
see  and  hear  the  new  Bishop.    Canon  Foster  opened  with  a 


105 

good,  instructive  address  on  work  in  Britain  and  the  early 
customs  oi'  Christianity,  relieved  throughout  with  flashes 
of  wit  and  humour;  and  the  subsequent  speakers  never  let  the 
interest  flag  ;  they  were  llev.  A.  H.  Wheeler,  of  Island  Pond, 
U.  8.,  Canon  Brigstock,  of  St.  John,  N.  B.,  Dr.  Heneker,  of 
Sherbrooke,  and  the  Uishop.  It  was  more  than  kind  of  Dr. 
Heneker  to  make  the  effort  necessary  to  come;  and  his 
words  sank  into  every  heart.  It  is  a  mighty  help  to  the 
Church's  work  to  have  laymen  stand  and  speak  so  honestly 
as  he  did.  It  is  idle  now  to  say  that  tha  Bishop  made  a 
very  favorable  impression  upon  all.  Not  that  his  presence 
mad(i  us  forget  the  dear,  kindly  father  taken  away  from  us 
so  suddenly.  No  !  that  could  not  be.  But  every  one  rejoiced 
that  the  standard-bearer  appointed  to  follow  him  should  give 
such  promise. 

Death  has  been  very  busy  among  us 

Removals  also  are  many,  and  particularly  of  late.  Mrs. 
Lloyd,  the  head  of  the  Auxiliary  and  foremost  in  every 
Church  work  will  be  sadly  missed,  as  also  such  good  and 
helpful  families  as  Vicat  (Clarke)  I'eterson,  Young  and 
Jones.  The  two  sisters  of  this  last  family,  members  of  the 
Choir,  had  a  pleasing  memorial  from  the  Choir  on  their 
departure.  I  was  glad  to  have  the  congregations  remember 
the  organists  as  they  did  last  Christmas. 

Baptisms,  44  ;  Marriages,  3  ;  Burials,  26. 

CliiUTh  Society,  t7'J.U5  ;  Towards  Clergymen's  Stipend,  fl,14H:  Kaster  OtJ'er- 
iii",  .Siifi.fiS  ;  Foreign  Missions,  ^10.02;  Domestic  Missions,  Sit.75  ;  Women's 
.\ii.\iliary,  SJS.(t4  ;  Jews'  Mission  Fund,  ,§(5.50  ;  Hisliop's  College,  jjennoxville, 
.i!;;'.r)5;  Cnurcii  andl'arsonage  Improvements.  Si*}00,5(l  ;  Other  purposes  .S10H2.7G. 
—Toldl,  S:;.0T^.1I. 


KlVIERI'>Dn-LOrP. 

The  Rev.  E.  W.  Weary  reports  : — 

It  is  with  much  pleasure  and  satisfaction  that  1  present 
the  reports  of  work  accomplished  in  this  portion  of  the 
Lord's  vineyard  during  the  part  year. 

ViU(ip;e  Church. — Sunday  morning  Services  have  been 
rt'gularly  held,  with  a  celebration  of  the  Holy  Communion 
once  a  month  during  the  Winter  season,  and  fortnightly 
during  the  {Summer  months.  Our  average  attendance  is  about 
thirty.  Last  Spring  the  interior  of  the  Church  was  greatly 
improved  ;  the  old  fashioned  box-pews  w^ere  replaced  by 
modern  open  seats,  thus  giving  accommodation  for  flfty  extra 
sittings.    The  amount  for  pews,  reading  Desh  and  Altar 


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Rails  amounted  to  two  hundred  dollars.  The  visitors 
kindly  paid  the  cost  of  the  alteration,  and  were  all  well 
pleased  and  satisfied  with  the  improvement  made  by  the 
chanffe.  The  buildins:  lias  now  accommodation  for  tw^o 
hundred  and  twenty-liv»;  persons,  and  on  Sundays  during 
the  months  of  July  and  August,  all  the  seats  were  occupied. 

Our  Harvest  Thanksgiving  Service  was  held  this  year  in 
the  Village  Church,  which  was  handsomely  decorated  with 
grain,  fruits  and  flowers.  At  this  Service  we  had  the  great 
honor  and  pleasure  of  our  new  Bishop's  presence.  As  this 
was  his  Lordship's  iirst  visit,  great  preparations  had  been 
made  for  his  advent,  a  magnilicent  arch  had  been  erected 
over  the  gate-w^ay  with  the  words  "  Welcome "  in  the 
centre.  As  the  Bishop  arrived  after  dark,  the  arch  was 
beautifully  illuminated  with  colored  lights. 

The  weather  turned  out  most  disagreable,  still  a  very  fair 
congregation  attended  the  Service.  Full  Choral  Evensong 
was  attempted  by  the  Choir  for  the  first  time  and  was  highly 
appreciated  by  those  present,  all  listened  with  rapt  attention 
to  the  earnest  words  of  the  Bishop.  After  the  Service,  the 
members  of  the  Ladies'  Gruild  gave  a  Social  in  the  Par.sonage, 
for  the  purpose  of  fjiving  the  congregation  an  opportunity 
of  shaking  hands  with  their  Bishop.  A  suitable  address 
from  the  congregation  was  presented  to  his  Lordship 
and  was  read  by  J.  B.  Ferguson,  Esq.,  Church  Warden, 
to  which  the  Bishop  made  a  suitable  reply  in  his  ususual 
genial  manner.  After  refreshment  had  been  served, 
the  guests  departed  to  their  respective  homes,  with  feelings 
of  great  joy  at  the  knowledge  of  having  as  their  head  such 
a  good  and  kind  Bishop.  His  Lordship  left  the  following 
morning  for  Quebec,  taking  with  him  the  best  wishes  of 
his  people  here  and  their  prayers  for  a  long  and  successful 
episcopate  in  this  Diocese. 

On  Christmas  morning.  Matins,  with  Sermon  and  a  cele- 
bration of  the  Holy  Communion  was  held  at  11  A.M.  The 
Church  was  nicely  decorated,  the  Service  was  choral,  and 
the  choir  sang  the  Anthem,  '•  Thine  O  Lord  is  the  greatness." 
A  good  congregation  was  present,  and  the  Service  through- 
out was  most  hearty  and  earnest. 

Station  Church. — Divine  Service  is  held  in  this  Church 
every  Sunday  evening  and  once  a  week  during  the  seasons  of 
Advent  and  Lent.  Our  average  Sunday  attendance  is  thirty- 
five  and  week-day  eighteen.  The  sum  of  one  hundred  and 
sixty  dollars  was  contributed  towards  the  building  comple- 


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tion  fund  by  the  Summer  visitors.  There  still  remains  a  debt 
of  three  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  to  be  paid  before  the 
Church  can  be  consecrated.  We  hope  to  accomplish  this  next 
Summer.  On  the  Monday  in  Advent  week  a  very  interesting 
Missionary  Meeting  was  held  in  the  Church  ;  appropriate 
addresses  on  Home  and  Foreign  Missionary  work  were 
delivered  by  the  Incumbent  and  Messes.  R.  A.  Day  and  I. 
Hill,  suitable  hymns  and  anthems  were  Avell  sung  by  the 
Choir.  On  Christmas  Day  an  early  celebration  of  the  Holy 
Communion  was  held  at  8  A.M.,  fourteen  persons  commu- 
nicated. Full  (-'horal  Evensong  was  held  at  7  P.M.  A  large 
congregation  was  present,  the  Service  was  beautifully  ren- 
dered by  the  Choir,  a  number  of  Christmas  Carols  were 
sung  at  the  close  of  the  Service, 

The  Annual  Sunday  School  Christmas  Tree  was  held  in 
the  building  on  Tuesday,  Dec.  2l)th.  There  was  a  very 
large  gathering  of  children  ;  parents  and  friends  of  the  chil- 
dren had  been  invited,  so  the  room  was  filled  to  its  utmost 
'•apacity,  about  one  hundred  and  thirty  in  all.  The  large 
Christmas  tree  looked  very  beautiful  and  was  bountifully 
laden  withgil'ts,  oranges,  apples,  candies,  etc.  The  children 
sang  several  lively  carols  and  recited  humorous  pieces.  When 
the  tree  had  been  stripped  of  all  the  good  things  it  carried 
and  refreshments  had  been  handed  round  the  evening's 
entertainment  closed  with  the  singing  of  "  God  save  the 
Queen  ".  All  had  a  good  time  and  retired  much  pleased 
with  their  Christmas  fete. 

It  is  with  much  regret  that  I  report  the  death  of  the  wife  of 
my  warden,  J.  B.  Ferguson,  Esq.,  who  died  in  August ;  this 
is  the  first  adult  member  of  the  resident  congregation  that 
has  passed  away  since  my  advent  here  three  years  ago.  We 
all  miss  her  sadly,  for  she  was  a  most  faithful  Church 
worker  and  devoted  member  of  the  "  Women's  Auxiliary." 
It  can  be  said  of  her,  as  of  Dorcas  of  old :  She  was  full  of 


good  works  and  alms  deeds." 


A  large  number  of  visitors  spent  their  Summer  vacation 
here,  and  at  Portage,  St.  Patrick's  and  Pelletier's  Point. 

At  the  Portage  Services  were  held  on  Sunday  afternoons 
in  the  Mission  Room,  which  were  well  attended  ;  the  sing- 
ing was  most  hearty  and  the  responding  good. 

At  Pelletier's  Point,  an  evening  Service  was  held  in  the 
large  drawing  room  in  Bellevue  Hotel  every  Sunday  during 
the  months  of  July  and  August,  for  the  convenience  of  the 
many  visitors  residing  there.     The   average   attendance  at 


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these  Services  was  seventy-five  ;  some  of  the  ladies  and 
gentlemen  formed  themselves  into  a  choir,  and  Miss  Smith 
presided  at  the  piano.  The  singing-  was  very  hearty  and 
the  responding  good.  I  must  here  thank  the  Ivevds.  Petry, 
Balfour,  Hepburn  and  Dixon  for  assisting  me  in  this  good 
work,  the  day  is  not  iar  distant  when  a  Mission  Chapel 
will  be  erected  there,  as  a  piece  of  ground  has  been  kindly 
offered  by  the  proprietor  of  the  Point  for  that  purpose. 

In  August,  a  parlor-concert  was  given  by  several  ladies 
and  gentlemen  residing  there  assisted  by  friends  from  St. 
Patrick,  Cacouna  and  Portage,  in  the  large  room  at  the 
hotel.  The  concert  was  in  every  way  a  grand  success,  the 
room  was  more  than  crowded  and  the  sum  of  seventy  dollars 
was  realized  ;  afew  days  later  a  garden  party  was  held  by  the 
ladies  of  the  Point.  Kiviere-du-Loup  and  St.  Patrick  on  the 
the  grounds  adjoining  the  hotel.  Great  preparations  had 
been  made  and  every  effort  put  forth  by  the  willing  hands 
to  make  the  affair  a  success,  but  owing  to  the  unpropitious 
state  of  the  weather,  the  grounds  had  to  be  abandonned 
and  shelter  sought  under  the  verandah  of  the  hotel.  A 
very  large  number  of  people  had  come  by  train  from 
Riviere-du-Loup  and  with  vehicles  from  the  adjacent 
resorts.  The  Fraserville  brass  band  played  on  the  upper 
verandah,  whilst  the  ladies  were  busy  disposing  of  the 
many  good  things  provided  for  the  occasion.  In  a  short 
time  all  was  sold  and  the  handsome  sum  of  one  hundred 
and  sixty  dollars  netted.  To  all  the  kind  ladies  and  gen- 
tlemen who  assisted  at  the  concert  and  garden  party  I  tender 
my  hearty  and  sincere  thanks.  The  amount  received  at 
both  entertainments  were  given  towards  Church  work  in 
this  Mission. 

The  Saguenay  and  North  Shore  have  received  two  visits 
from  me  this  season.  I  was  sorry  to  be  called  in  ]\tay  last 
to  minister  the  last  rites  of  the  Church  to  the  beloved  wife 
of  Gr.  N.  Forest,  Esq.,  at  Sault-aux-Cochon  ;  she  died  on  the 
19th  May  and  was  buried  in  the  Quebec  Cemetery.  This 
good  lady  was  a  faithful  Church  member  and  will  be  missed 
by  all  who  knew  her.  A  kind  mother,  a  faithful  wife  and 
a  devoted  friend  to  the  sick  and  needy. 

The  small  settlements  along  the  I.  i\  K.  have  received 
each  two  visits  and  the  ministrations  of  the  Church.  I 
must  thank  the  Rev.  A.  W.  King,  formerly  pastor  in  this 
Mission  and  now  in  Waterville  for  his  services  rendered  at 
Father  Point  during  his  vacation  there, 


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The  AVoiiion's  Auxiliary  are  doing  a  good  work  in  a  qiiiet 
and  steady  way.  Meetings  have  been  held  frequently 
during  the  year.  A  sale  of  work  was  held  in  August 
towards  the  new  Church  completion  fund,  in  the  Jarvis' 
Hall,  the  sum  of  thirty-five  dollars  was  netted.  A  barrel  of 
warm  clothing  was  sent  to  the  poor  of  Oreenspond  Mission, 
Newfoundland. 

In  answer  to  the  Venerable  Archdeacon  Koe's  appeals  to 
all  Missions  in  the  Diocese  for  contributions  to  assist  the 
C'hurch  in  Newfoundland,  the  sum  of  fifty  dollars  was 
collected. 

In  conclusion,  I  must  offer  my  sincere  thanks  to  the 
Wardens,  odicer.s  and  all  members  of  the  congregation  for 
their  kindness  to  me  and  mine  during  the  past  year.  True 
sympathy  and  kind  good  will  between  Pastor  and  flock 
have  been  experienced  by  all.  For  the  success  which  has 
crowned  our  feeble  efforts  let  us  one  and  all  offer  to  God 
our  most  humble  and  hearty  thanks.  I  must  also  thank 
the  Messrs.  R.  A.  Davy  and  J.  B.  Fcrgusson  for  acting  as 
Lay  Iveaders  during  my  absence  from  the  Mission,  and  to 
Mr.  J.  Hill,  for  liis  Viduable  services  rendered  in  connection 
with  the  Sunday  v^chool. 

To  the  members  of  the  (!hoir,  I  tender  my  warmest  thanks 
for  the  assistance  rendered  by  them  at  all  the  Services  and 
entertainments.  I  trust  that  the  present  interest  taken  in 
the  Services  of  the  Church  may  long  continue,  for  a  hearty 
Service  and  good  singing  tends  to  draw  to  Church  many 
who  would  stay  away  if  the  Service  was  dull  and  cold. 

Mention  must  also  be  made  of  our  faithful  organist.  Miss 
Hill,  and  also  her  sister,  Jessie,  for  the  valuable  assistance 
they  have  both  so  freely  given  at  the  Village  and  Station 
Churches. 

Baptisms,  4  ;  Marriages,  2  ;  Deaths,  4. 

Assessment,  to  Diocesdii  Board,  S:5o0.00  ;  Domestic  and  Foreign  Missions,  $6.0C 
Church  Society,  S'). 20  ;  Raster  Collection  SK'.OO  ;  Mission  to  the  .Jc -s,  $2.15 
Newfonndland' Church  Appeal,  i?50.00  ;  Repairs  to  Village  Church,  $200.00 
Toward  New  Church  Completion  Fund,  $1(58.00  ;  Church  Expenses,  $168.46 
Mission  Fund,  $2.00.— Total,  $l»02.Si. 


SANDY   BEACH. 


The  Kev.  Geo.  T.  Harding  reports  :  — 

Until  last  October,  the  whole  work  of  what  has  been 
known  as  the  Sandy  Beach  Mission,  was  under  my  charge, 
and  was  kept  up  in   the   same   way   as  before   rex^orted. 


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Since  then,, as  your  Society  is  aware,  the  Rev.  II.  A.  Brooke 
has  had  charge  of  the  new  Mission  on  the  north  side  of  the 
Bay  of  Gaspt',  comprising"  the  congregations  at  Peninsula 
and  Little  Gaspe.  The  gain  to  the  Church,  on  both  sides, 
from  this  extra  strength  is  already  great.  The  reports  which 
come  to  me  Irom  Peninsula  indicate  a  considerable  advance 
in  the  life  and  work  of  the  Church  there.  All  the  signs, 
indeed,  are  encouraging,  and  I  am  inclined  to  think  that 
under  God's  blessing,  which  seems  already  to  be  on  the 
new  enterprise,  great  things  may  be  looked  lor  in  the  near 
future.  It  is  but  reasonable  to  expect  this  :  for  the  people, 
both  there  and  here,  are  really  good,  sound  churchmen, 
with  a  strong  religious  and  devotional  bias,  and  as  I  think 
only  need  increased  ministrations  to  make  them  ad- 
vance rapidly.  I  should  like  to  mention  here  an  incident, 
w^hich  will  serve  to  illustrate  the  prevalent  Church  spirit, 
as  it  will  probably  be  interesting  and  edifying  to  the  Diocese 
generally  : 

An  old  member  (over  eighty)  of  the  Church  atPeninsulu, 
who,  to  my  knowledge,  never  missed  an  opportunity  of 
receiving  the  Holy  Communion,  was  taken  sick  last  Sum- 
mer and  could  no  longer  come  to  the  regular  Services, 
when  I  offered  to  bring  the  Sacrament  to  him  at  the  house, 
he  said  he  should  take  it  of  course,  but  that  he  wished  to 
receiv^e  it  once  more  in  the  House  of  God  and  w^ould  come 
for  that  purpose  if  I  could  arrange  matters  to  suit  his  case. 
His  disease  was  such  that  he  could  not  remain  more  than  a 
few  seconds  kneeling  at  the  Altar,  and  asked  if  I  could 
give  to  him,  of  both  kinds,  first  and  allow  him  to  depart  at 
once.  Of  course  I  gladly  consented.  He  came  a  Sunday  or 
tw^o  afterwards  ;  was  driven  to  the  Church  (half  a  mile)  at 
the  lime  of  reception  ;  was  helped  up  the  aisle,  knelt  for  a 
moment,  received  of  bolh  kinds  before  all  the  others,  as  the 
Church  directs  in  the  case  of  the  Clergy  ;  left  the  Church 
immediately,  and  was  driven  home.  A  few  weeks  after- 
wards he  died.  All  this,  let  it  be  remembered,  was  from 
the  departed  brother's  own  mind  and  knowledge,  without 
prompting  or  in.st'  uotion  from  me,  and  such  a  character  of 
Churchmatiship  is  by  no  means  exceptional.  The  incident, 
of  course,  could  not  but  be  touching  in  the  eyes  of  all,  but 
yet  would  be  looked  upon  here  only  as  just  a  right  and 
natural  thing  to  be  seen  in  the  Church. 

On  this  side  of  the  Bay  also,  I  am  beginning  to  see  what 
I  hoped  and  expected  from  the  additional  strength  which 


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your  iSocicty  has  given  us,  namely,  greater  facilities  for  the 
good  work  of  edifying  the  Body  ol  Christ,  and  a  due  and 
thankful  appreciation,  on   the  part   ot   the   people,  of  the 
better  fcjerviee  which  may  n^vv  he  rendered.     There  is  no 
chance,  here,  it  is  true,  as  there  is  on  the  north  side  ot  the 
Bay,  for  expansion  in  the  way  of  out-stations,  &c.    In  front 
of  us  is  the  sea  ;  at  our  back  an  endless  forest  ;    touching 
us,  on  one  side,  is  the  Mission  of  Gaspe  Basin  ;  and  between 
us  and  Malbaie,  on  the  other,  is  a  wholly  Roman  Catholic 
population.     But  theie  is  a  great  spiritual  work  to  be  done 
within  our  borders,    which    I  am  every  day  more   clearly 
realizing ;  and  I  only  hope  I  may  have  strength  to  carry  it 
on.     A  good  many  ot  our  people,  from  their  location,  age, 
infirmity  and  other  causes  cannot  attend  the  Church,  and 
yet  are  eager  for  the  means  of  grace.     Some  ot  these  I   am 
now  trying  to  minister  to,  and  for  this  purpose  have,  since 
October,    begun   Sunday    afternoon    Services    in    what    is 
called  the  Barathois  School  House,  about  three  miles  from 
the  Parsonage.     These    are   extremely  well   attended,  the 
School  House   being   sometimes    crowded,    although    the 
roads,    thus  far,  have    been   very   bad.     A  Sunday  School 
was   started  at   the   same   time  in  connection    with  them, 
where  over  thirty  children  are  being  carefully   instructed 
by  means  of  the   (-alvary.  Church,  and  St.  Paul  series  of 
Catechisms  :    more  teachers  than  were   required  willingly 
offered  themselves  for  the  work,  and  I  have  now  good  hopes 
of  its  success.   Once  a  month,  too,  I  have  here  a  Catechising 
Service,  which  old  and  young  alike  attend,  and  take  a  part 
in  ;    and  this  also   gives  promise    of  being   successful.   I 
intend,  b(\sides,  to  open  a  week-night   Bible   class  there,  to 
take  the  place  of  the  one   I  used  to  have  every  Winter  at 
Peninsula.     I  am  thankful  to  see  all  the  heads  of  families 
in  the  district   take  a   strong  interest  in  this  movement 
generally,  and  am  much  strengthened  by  the  evident   zeal 
of  some.     Already  there  is  talk  of  building  a  small  Church, 
and  I  am  inclined  to  think  it  would  be  to  the   interests   of 
the  Mission  generally,  and  would  tend  to  bind  these  people 
in  particular  more  closely  to  the  Church  if  they  had  a 
House  of  God  in  their  midst :  although  properly  speaking, 
they  are  a  part  of  the  Sandy  Beach  Congregation.     But,  of 
course,  it  is  an  enterprise  not  to  be  hurriedly  entered  into, 
and  there  are  many  things,  besides  financial  matters,  to  be 
con  -dered  before  undertaking  it. 

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Sandy  Beach  Church  every  Sunday,  excepting  once  in  two 
months,  when  the  Kev.  M.  Brooke  takes  me  to  Little  Gaspe 
for  celebration  of  Holy  Communion ;  and  this  will  prove,  1 
have  no  doubt,  a  great  advantage,  as  the  two  Services  are 
needed  here,  and  both  are  well  attended. 

The  Saints'  Days  were  not  as  regulary  observed 
this  Summer  as  formerly  ;  partly  on  account  of  extra 
Avork  in  connection  with  the  new  Parsonage,  moving, 
settling,  etc.,  I  could  not  devote  sufficient  time  to  prepara- 
tion for  them  ;  but  they  were  observed  last  Winter  as  usual. 
Also,  during  the  Winter,  Cottage  Services  were  held  in  dilter- 
ent  parts,  a  Bible  Class  at  the  parsonage,  and  special  Ser- 
vices during  Lent  and  Holy  week  in  the  Church.  For  two 
months,  also,  in  Summer,  a  daily  evening  Service  was 
held  in  Church,  which  was  well  attended.  The  average, 
I  think,  was  twelve,  and  we  have  had  as  many  as  twenty- 
five  present  on  some  occasions.  I  noticed,  too,  that  a  few 
walked  quite  often  a  distance  of  about  three  miles  to  attend 
them. 

In  regard  to  temporalities,  our  one  great  work  on  this 
side  of  the  Bay  has  been  the  new  Parsonage,  to  which 
allusion  was  made  in  my  last  report.  The  work  has  been 
successfully  carried  on  this  year,  and  I  fully  expected 
would  have  been  finished  before  this  ;  but  there  were  many 
unexpected  hindrances. 

1  wish  to  repeat  here  what  I  said,  in  substance,  in  my 
last  report,  that  our  people  have  shovv'n  an  excellent  spirit 
generally  regarding  this  work.  Nearly  every  one  in  the 
Parish  has  given  altogether  about  a  week  of  labour  upon 
the  house,  besides  what  they  all  gave  in  money  and  materials. 
But,  when  finished,  the  building  will  be  a  credit  to  the 
Mission.  A  pleasing  feature,  too,  of  the  whole  undertaking 
is  that  we  have  not  incurred  a  particle  of  debt  in  carrying 
it  on. 

I  should  like  here,  also,  to  acknowledge  the  great  kind- 
ness which  has  been  shown  to  myself  and  family  by  the 
people  generally.  They  have,  from  the  beginning  of  our 
residence  among  them,  done  what  they  could  to  show  their 
good  wall,  and  this  year  especially,  when  help  and  sym- 
pathy were  much  needed  by  us  on  account  of  the  troubles 
and  confusion  attendant  upon  our  moving  into  the  new 
and  unfinished  house,  both  were  given  without  stint,  freely 
and  glady ;  and  I  beg  to  thank  them  most  heartily  for  all 
their  kindness. 


11:^. 


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the 
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the 


Tu  roii'iU'd  to  niiaiKMnl  matters,  our  rontlition  is  eiicour- 
agini*-.  It  must  ))e  Imrnc  i.i  mind  thiit  the  ac<ompanyin<»- 
frtjit(>ment  concerns  only  tlic  congregation  at  Sandy  JJejich, 
as  the  Rev  "^.r.  Brooke  rej)orts  separately  I'or  Peninsula. 

I  am  glad  to  see  that  we  have  not  lalltMi  back  but  rather 
advanced  this  year.  The  amouiu  coih'cted  for  outside 
objects  is  eight  dollars  more  than  last  year,  there  being  a  slight 
increase  in  all  tiie  items — exce[)t  I'or  the  Church  Society, 
which  is  a  lew  cent!-;  less — besides  an  unusual  collection 
for  the  ])iocese  of  Newfouiulland  ;  and  yet  the  amount  of 
the  Church  collections  (ninety-three  dollars  and  forty-five 
rents,)  for  general  purposes  exct^eds,  I  think,  any  hitherto 
received.  And  this,  notwilhstanding  the  fact  that  we 
have  been  using  every  eilbrt  to  complete  the  new 
Parsonage.  All  this  is  a  cause  of  great  thankfulness 
to  Almighty  God,  and  a  further  confirmation  of  what 
I  hav«^  frequenlly  pointed  out  before,  that  we  do  not  lose 
but  steadily  gain  by  listening  to  the  calls  for  help  which 
come  to  us  from  other  places.  The  following  sums  were 
collected  by  means  of  ALissionary  Cards  :  — 

Miss  ILirbour  (for  Church    Society) $10  48 

Miss  Thompson  (for  Fore.iu'n  Missions) (>  80 


Baptisms,  15  ;  Marriages,  4  ;  Burials,  <S. 


$17  2:J 


(-liurcli  Society.  .Sl.i.1.1:  Assi'ssinr'iil  iitv  DiocPHaii  IJourd.  .S2,")().()0  :  Hsistcr 
OlI'iM-in.f?,  SI2.;iL'';  F()i('lj;ri  .Mi>si(pris,  Sll.'.i7;  Doincstii.'.  Mi.-;sioii<.  SS.(!7  :  .R'ws' 
Mission  Kiiiiil.  Sl.'>-:  i5i-!liiii)  s  Colk'f^c,  licmioxvilli',  >i:'.72  :  (lumptou  Ladies' 
('i)lleji'i',  S'-^^l  ;  ("iiui'fii  iiml  I'jiisoriajjje  ImpruvcmtMits.  S.'))!!.!.'!:  Otiicr  purposes. 
:?'.»;!. I.-.  :   Diorpse  N'ewiouiKiiiiiui.  S^i.'J.".'  :    I'lui.-li    Library    ^^.'^O.*!!).— Total,  Sy!»tl.2(). 


SCOTSTOWN  AND  LAKE  MECJAXTIC. 


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The  Yen.  Archdeacon  Roe  reports  : — 

Scotstown  and  Lake  iMegantic  have  continued  under  the 
can^  of  the  Archdeacon  during  the  past  year.  He  has  also 
had  for  the  greater  part  of  the  year  the  charge  of  Barnston, 
left  vacant  by  the  withdrawal  of  the  Rev.  Joseph  Eames 
Over  Hereford  also  he  has  exercised  a  joint  superinten- 
dence with  Mr.  Murrav.     The  outlook  in  all  these  places  is 


encouragui^. 


l<T. 


1.  In  Scotstown  t  "  two  Services  and  Sunday  School 
every  Sunday  have  been  kept  up  regularly  throughout  the 
year  with  the  exception  of  two  Sundays  during  the  Mid* 

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Snmmor  vuciition  It  was  raattor  of  much  Vcgrot  that  no 
roadtT  could  bo  Ibund  lor  the  SunmuT  vacation  work 
in  Scolstown.  The  Header  at  Luke  Mi'gantie  was  therelorr 
instrueted  to  give  every  alternate  JSunday  to  fScotstown.  The 
Rev.  Trolessor  Wilkinson,  however,  came  to  our  relief  al'tiM- 
his  return  from  lilngland,  an<l  took  duty  there  for  live 
Sundays  in  August  and  September. 

The  Services  in  Canterbury  three  Sunday's  out  ol  four 
have  also  been  reinhMcd  regularly. 

The  burning  down  of  the  Pulp  Mill  early  in  the  year  was 
a  serious  blow  to  Scotstown,  and  led  to  the  removal  of  a 
number  of  our  lamilies.  Nevertheless  the  assessment  has 
been  paid  regularly  and  all  the  necessary  expenses  of  the 
Mission  cheerful ly  providi  d. 

The  erection  of  Scotstovvu  and  parts  adjacent  into  a 
separate  ]\lissi<)n  is  still  in  tiic  future  ;  it  is  to  be  hoped  it  is 
in  the  near  future. 

2.  Th(^  Mission  at  Lake  Megantic  has  been  served  during 
the  entire  year  by  Mr.  N.  M.  Bayne  The  Sunday  School 
has  improved,  and  a  cla^s  of  live  i)reparcd  by  him  is  ready 
to  be  conlirmed  in  January.  The  vohintary  organist,  Mrs. 
Lloyd,  whose  indefatigable  etlbrts  in  thei)iomotion  of  good 
and  hearty  singinu'  are  deserving  of  grateiul  record,  has 
removed  from  the  settlement.  ]\liss  AVilson  has  with  great 
kindness  and  eliiciency  sujiplied  Mrs.  l^loyd's  place.  1  must 
again  express  my  appreciation  of  the  ellicient  labours  of 
the  Church-Wardens,  sidesmen,  and  C(mimittee  of  devout 
women  who  cared  in  their  several  capacities  lor  the  well 
being  of  the  Church,  so  that  this  year  again  (exhibits  mani- 
fest tokens  of  healthy  growth  in  the  Church's  life. 

The  little  settlement  in  the  back  ranges  of  DitchOeldhas 
also  been  supplied  with  Servit  es  on^e  a  fortnight  for  the 
greatest  part  of  the  year  by  Mr.  Uayne. 

3.  The  Mission  of  IJarnston  has  been  served  on  Sundays  for 
most  of  the  year  by  Mr.  E.  K.  Wilson,  and  for  the  Summer 
vacation  by  Mr.  K(\in.  Owing  to  the  faithful  and  acceptable 
labours  of  these  two  Readers,  and  the  devotion  of  the 
people  to  their  Church,  the  Mission  was  handed  over  to  the 
Rev.  C.  H.  Brooks  in  a  healthy  condition. 

Scotistown. — Baptisms,  7  ;  Communicants,  2o  ;  Sunday 
School  children,  16. 

Lake  Megantic— Baptisms,  8  ;  Burials,  1 ;  Communicants, 
20 ;  Sunday  School  children,  21. 


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Sriit.ihiirn. — AHai'!>>mient,  sft.'iD.iiii :  ('liincli  liii|ii(»\t'ini'iil,  >•<.■>. iiO ;  Clniri'li  t-x- 
Iir'ii.sis,  Sll.TI:  llonnl  <it' Iti'Milrr,  s(H).im)  :  Ncwtiiiiiull.ijiil,  ^'1. '>■'>:  I'mv'i'^it  ML-sioiM, 
$l.'2(i;  DiMin'slic  Mm-ions.  ir^l.'J.'..— Total.  S'.'n:;  71. 

/,ii!,i'  M' '/unlit;.  —  A.-^si's.-^niiiit,  .ii."!!!.!)!) ;  licii'li'is  IJd.iiiI,  ;5-;(i.2.>:  Oilier  i'\)ii'ii.-si'.s. 
Sl''l."0  ;  Vi'\vliiiiiii|laiii|.  .""((.27  :  Cliurcli  Sdi'ii'ly,  S:!..'1L'  ;  l»iiiiif-li(;  Mission-;,  .<l.(i()  ; 
roifiifii  .Missioii.-i.  ?!;j.iMi  ;  Jews,  ,S'.'.:! t,— Tolal,'  SHii.ls. 

SlIKlIiillOOKK. 

Tli(!  Rov.  Canon  Tliorncloc  reports  : — 

The  dt'iith  ol"  our  l)olovod  IJisliop  in  llu'  month  of  April 
last  has  hcon  Iclt  in  more  ways  than  one  in  the  work  ol 
this  Parish. 

It  has  ln'cn  our  custom  for  somo  yoais  ptist  to  work 
throujLj;'li  Lout  towards  Conlirmation,  which  has  usually 
taken  place  in  the  month  of  June.  This  year  our  Conlirm- 
ation was  of  necessity  postponed  ;  and  our  class  of  some 
thirty  candidates  is  still  in  preparation. 

For  many  years  our  I'arisli  was  content  with  the  tra- 
ditional two  Services  on  iSuiulay  and  one  iji  the  week  with 
the  usual  special  Jservices  in  Lent  and  on  the  Chief  Holy 
Days.  lUit,  whvMi  IJishop  Williams,  preachini:^'  before  the 
Diocesan  Synod  in  18.SS,  drew  attention  to  the  importance 
of  a  more  comjilete  observance  of  the  Church's  round  of 
Services,  as  i)rovid»'d  for  in  the  JJook  ol  Common  Piayer, 
we  immediately  beg'an  the  observance  of  daily  ]\Iorning' and 
Evening-  Prayer,  and  add<'d  one  or  two  extra  celebrations  of 
Holy  Communion.  But  in  the  snme  sermon,  the  Bishop 
dwelt  emphatically  upon  the  valu(^  of  weekly  celebrations 
and  of  the  due  observance  of  all  Holy  Days.  Among  other 
thing's  he  said  :  "  I  would  urge  you  my  brethren  to  consider 
with  yourselves  whether  you  are  not  bound  to  carry  out 
the  spirit  and  intention  ol  the  Prayer  l)Ook  by  endeavouring, 
wherever  the  same  is  feasible,  to  partake  yourselves,  and  to 
give  your  people  the  opportunity  of  partaking  every  Sun- 
day, of  the  spiritually  strengthening  and  refreshing  food  of 
the  Body  and  Blood  of  Christ."  And  again  :  "  Every  Clergy- 
man who  is  charged  with  the  cure  of  souls  ought  to  be  care- 
ful to  observe  the  Holy  Days  appointed  by  the  Church." 
When  at  lenu'th  the  Chvat  Head  of  the  Church  summoned 
our  dear  Bishop  to  his  rest,  it  was  felt  that  we  should  no 
longer  delay  the  complete  performance  of  a  duty  of  which 
he  had  so  earnestly  reminded  us,  and  which  in  our  case  at 
least  was  so  easy  of  fulfilment.  We  have,  therefore,  acted 
upon  the  suggestions  referred  to,  and  have  now,  in  addition 


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to  tho  onlimiry  Sinuluy  Sorvici's  nnd  I  he  iliiily  Moniini;'  iUi<l 
Kvoninii'  I'liiyor,  u  celchnitioii  of  II<»ly  C'ommimioii  in  tlu' 
Parish  Clnucli  on  cvory  Siiiubiy  and  on  all  Saints' Days  and 
Holy  Days  lor  which  the  I'rayor  l^)ok  hiis  niadi'  special 
provision. 

During  his  visit  to  ]"]nuliind  consocjuont  upon  lln'  IMsliop's 
dt'athjho  Kt'V.  L  W.  Williams  coniidrlcd  the  arianpcnicnls 
lor  his  i)roi)osod  Panxrhial  Mission  to  he  held  hy  th<»  Jiov 
C'anon  llullock,  ol'  Leeds,  in  th<'  Parish  of  SI.  Matthew's, 
(^)tiel)ec.  and,  in  the  uanie  of  the  Missioner.  suuiuc'.'^ted  to  us 
the  holding  of  a  similar  Parochial  Mission  in  the  city  «)f 
Sherl)rooke  This  suggestion,  placing  at  our  disposal  the 
servic<'s  of  an  eminent  an«l  expei'ienced  Missioner,  seemed 
liice  a  Provich-ntial  oH'er  of  Messing,  and  was  thanklully 
adopted.  The  work  ol  preparing  lor  the  Mission  has  hegun 
and  the  Mission«r  is  to  he  with  us  on  the  third  Sunday  in 
Lout.  It  is  our  earn«'st  prayer  that  God  may  make  our 
ellorts  to  extend  His  iilorv  fruitful  in  l)lesNing  hotli  to 
kSherbrooke  aiul  to  the  whole  Pistrict  of  St.  Francis. 

I  cannot  help  thinkinn'  lliat  our  (.'hurch's  bereavement 
aiul  the  goodness  of  God  in  stMidinu'  to  us  so  exi)eriejicud 
aud  able  a  successor  to  Pishop  Williams  liav«'  resulted  in  a 
(quickening  of  the  religious  interest  and  zeal  ol  our  jieople. 
On  All  Saints"  Day,  at  the  call  of  the  KNmMoi,  the  workers  of 
the  Parish  were  called  together  and  a})pearcd  in  huge  num- 
bers to  discuss  the  work  and  needs  of  the  Church  in  our 
midst.  At  uo  period  since  he  look  charge  of  the  Parish 
has  the  Rector  observed  on  the  part  of  his  people  a  warmer 
interest  or  more  abundant  tokens  of  a  desire  to  work  for 
God  and  His  Church.  It  was  felt  to  be  an  excellent  plan 
for  the  workers  in  Christ's  A'ineyard,  thus  to  meet  together 
that  thev  might  know  each  other  and  hear  of  each  other's 
doings.  A  resolution  was  therelbre  passed  amid  mucli 
enthusiasm  to  the  ell'ect  that  a  similar  gathering  of  Paro- 
chial w^orkers  should  ])e  held  annually  on  Michaelmas  Day. 

Nor  did  the  spirit  thus  evinced  pass  away  with  the 
meeting.  The  various  agenci<'s  of  the  Church  show  signs 
of  quickened  fervour,  and  are  doing  their  work  with  a 
heartier  will  than  usual.  And  as  i)ractical  results  of  our 
conference  may  be  mentioned  the  taking  of  steps  to  eslaldish 
a  St.  Andrew's  Brotherhood  in  the  Parish  and  the  providing 
of  music  for  the  daily  evensong  at  St.  Peter's. 

It  was  found  necessary,  this  year,  to  make  permanent 
provision  for  the  increased  expenditure   consequent  upon 


117 


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I  ni\i(li 
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the  ai)pointment  of  a  Curate  in  18H8;  an  expenditure  which 
till  this  time  had  been  met  hy  speeial  etlbrt.  This  was 
done  l)y  inereasinu;  the  rental  of  the  p.'ws  in  the  i'arish 
d'areh.  TluTe  wt-re  some  who  ielt,  with  the  U'eetor,  that 
the  necessity  lor  this  step  wms  much  to  be  rei^n-tted,  and 
who  expressed  the  hope  that  the  dny  n)iu;ht  not  be  I'ar 
distant  when  the  pews  could  be  made  entirely  tree  to  all. 
With  this  iii  view  it  is  much  to  be  desired  that  measures 
should  b','  taken  at  an  early  day  tor  esta})lisliinu' a  Parochial 
llJndowmenI  l^'uiid,  without  which  the  chaiiL'-e  to  the  tree 
seat  system  would   be   attended  with  some  pecuniary  risk. 

The  sketch  i)laiis  lor  a  new  tSt.  Peter's  Church,  of  which 
nuMjtion  was  made  in  our  last  report,  wen^  presented  to 
the  I'iaster  Vestry  Meelinii',  but  were  not  entirely  satis- 
i'actory.  Thi-y  were  therefore  returned  to  tln^  architects, 
Messrs.  Taylor  and  Gordon,  of  Montreal,  who  were  re- 
(juested  to  alter  them  in  several  imiM)rlant  ])arlicuhirs.  The 
altered  desiuns  have  not  been  presented.  In  the  meantime 
notliina-  has  been  done  towards  increasing  the  Fund  i'or 
rebuildinu'. 

Al  Si.  I'i'/cr's,  the  avt^rai^v  attendance  at  Sunday  Service 
has  })een  about  the  same  as  last  year.  At  the  daily  Prayer 
there  has  been  an  averaue,  in  the  morning*  ol  lour  and  in 
the  (^vening"  oi'  six. 

Great  advances  liave  been  niadi'  by  the  Clioir,  in  which 
an  exc«'llent  spirit  prevails.  The  character  ol' the  music  has 
been  greatly  improved, 

The  Sunday  School  is  in  thorough  and  ellicient  working- 
order.  The  CJuild  and  Women's  Auxiliary  were  never  in 
more  active  and  successlul  operation.  And  the  othtn* 
agencies  I'or  good,  without  exception,  continue  their  ell'orts 
and  in  many  cases  are  thriving. 

lieautilul  Book  ^larkers  have  been  presented  to  the 
chancel  of  this  Church  bv  a  member  of  tlie  congreuation. 

The  ladies  of  the  Guild  have  given  expression  to  their 
kindly  feeling  towards  the  clergy  by  })resenting  the  Rector 
with  a  handsome  stole  and  the  Curate  with  a  surplice. 

The  Cknrrh  of  the  Advent  is  ])ecoming  a  more  thoroughly 
organized  Mission.  It  has  a  Guild,  Sunday  School  and 
Choir,  all  in  good  working  condition.  It  has  this  year 
vuidertaken  to  pay  annually  to  the  general  funds  of  the 
Parish,  the  sum  of  one  hundred  and  iifty  dollars,  and  it  is 
now  duly  represented  by  a  delegate  in  the  Diocesan  Synod. 

The  congregations  at  this  Church,  though  not  yet  large, 


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have  beon  somewhat  more  regnhir  than  hist  year.  They 
have  avernged  thirty-four  in  the  moriiinii'  and  sixty  one  in 
the  eveninii'. 

By  the  devoted  elTorts  of  the  hidies,  the  Hall  or  School 
Room  of  the  Advenl  hns  been  completed  and  paid  for,  and 
is  provinii'  a  great  benefit  and  convenience  both  to  the 
iSunday  School  and  conoreiiation. 

A  few  members  of  the  cono-reo-ation  have  raised  money 
and  purchased  an  orphan  for  this  Hall.  Two  zealous  ladies 
have  collected  respectively  lil'ty  dollars  towards  a  bell  and 
nineteen  dollars  and  twentyiive  cents  for  chancel  chairs. 

The  two  out-Missions  of  Piromptoii  Line  and  Mag'o<y  River 
have  been  maintained  with  ibrtiiiiihtlv  St  rv ices  throughout 
the  year.  In  the  Avork  ol  these  Missions,  tlu^  clergy  have 
been  indebtt'd,  as  in  former  years,  to  the  kind  oliices  of  several 
gentlemen  who  have  served  very  acceptably  ns  Lay  Readers. 

The  Pari.sh  still  retains  the  faithiul  services  of  the  Rev. 
R.  .1.  Fothergill,  who,  besides  taking  his  part  in  the  g(>iieral 
work  of  the  Parish,  has  the  chief  care  oithe  Miia'og  River 
Mission. 

The  clergy  have  ngain  received  invaluable  aid  from  a 
devoted  band  of  Church  workers. 

Li  addition  to  the  amounts  repeated  below,  various  sums 
have  been  collected  in  the  Parish  for  outside  objects,  among 
which  may  be  mentioned  more  than  one  thousand  dollars 
towards  the  Bishops  "Williams  ]\Iemorial  Fund. 

Communicants  at  Easter  :  St.  Pinter's,  317  ;  (,'hurch  of  the 
Advent,  oo. — Total,  o-jO. 

Sunday  School  children,  24-5  ;  Bible  Class  averau'e,  25. 

Baptisms,  40;  Burials,  42  :  ?>[arriages,  12. 


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Iv\  rit.\  i'Ai;u<'iii.\i.  : — 

Clnircli  Society 

Algoma  Mis.sii)ii , 

Domestic  .Missions 

Foi-figii  Missions 

WoiiRMi's  Auxiliary 

(.'liildrcii's  i!rat)cii  

Sunday  Schuul  (('oi'ca)  .. 

Ijadii'S    Guild 

liisliop's  C<j11l',i:'i'  

Jiisliop's  Cliaiud  Fund 

("()inj)t()u  Oulit'f^o 

.Icwri  Mis.dou  

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STANSTKAD   AND    BEEBE    IM.AIN, 

The  Rev.  "VV.  T.  Forsythe  reports  : — 

The  work  oi'  the  Church  in  this  Pmish  has  during  the 
past  year,  been  mostly  of  a  quiet  uneventful  nature,  leaving- 
not  much  to  chronicle,  but  still  I  believe  not  without  signs 
of  a  sti^ady  growth. 

The  continued  grant  from  the  Diocesan  Board  has  enabled 
me  to  have  the  help  of  a  student  from  Bishop's  College  for 
Sunday  duty.  Mr.  H.  A.  Brooke  most  efficiently  helped  me 
until  his  ordination.  Of  his  eighteen  mtjnths,  work  in  this 
Parish  1  cannot  speak  too  highly.  Since  his  departure 
several  students  have  come  for  Sunday  work. 

The  Services  at  Christ  Church,  Sianstead  Plain,  have  been 
maintained  the  same  as  lait  year.  The  Holy  Communion 
has  been  celebrated  weekly,  with  very  few  breaks,  occa- 
isioned  by  my  absence  from  the  Parish.  The  number  of 
communicants  at  the  early  celebration  has  increased.  The 
average  of coni>regations  at  both  the  Mornina-  and  Evening 
Services  on  Sunday  has  been  larger  than  in  the  past  few 
years.  (Hir  Choir  has  been  reorganized  and,  though  com- 
posed mostly  of  young  beginners,  has  succeeded  in  brighten- 
ing and  improving  the  musical  portions  of  the  Services. 
The  Lenten  and  Holy-week  Services  were  the  same  as  in 
])revious  years  and  were  attended  by  very  good  congrega- 
tions.    Holy  Days  were  observed  by  special  Services. 

The  financial  condition  of  the  Parish  may  now  be  consi- 
dered satisfactory  AVe  are  now  endeavouring  to  liquidate 
the  debt  contracted  by  repairing  and  beautifying  the 
Cliurch  last  year.  We  have  instituted  the  plan  of  special 
Lenten  ofleriniis  l)y  the  Church  members  as  a  proceed  of 
labour  or  self-denial  during  that  Holy  Season,  and  for  two 


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years  the  plan  has  worked  well.  A  Literary  Society  has 
been  or«ifauixed  to  bind  together  the  Church  members  in 
Social  intercour.se,  and  to  promote  a  love  of  literary  pursuits. 
During  this  past  Fall  we  have  altered  the  hour  ol'  Sunday 
School  to  the  alternoon  and  organized  a  Bible  Class  in  con- 
nection with  it.  So  i'ar  the  change  has  proved  beneficial  both 
in  increased  numbers  and  interest.  The  Church  Day  School 
has  been  removed  to  a  larger  and  more  commodious  build- 
ing,  and  the  old  Church  School-room  has  been  repaired 
and  provides  a  convenient  place  ibi'  AVeek-day  Services  in 
"Winter,  Guild  meetings,  etc.,  etc.  The  Ch\irch  School  is 
under  the  care  of  Miss  Gilmour,  of  Cote  St.  Paul. 

The  ('hurch  at  Deebe  I'lain  has  sud'ered  during  this  last 
year  from  the  same  evil  as  durinu'  the  juist  few  years,  viz  : 
the  departure  from  the  village  of  Church  hunilies.  During 
the  last  two  or  three  years  there  has  been  a  wholesale  ex- 
odus of  Church  people  Irom  this  place.  AVe  hope,  iiowever, 
we  have  now  come  to  the  lowest  ebb  and  are  waiting  in 
faith  for  the  turn  of  the  tide.  At  the  time  of  writing  this 
report,  I  hear  of  the  return  of  two  families.  The  opening 
of  c]uarry  work  in  the  neighbourhood  has  brought  a  number 
of  new  people  into  the  village,  amongst  whom  a  Mis><ionary 
work  might  be  done.  The  little  congregation  has,  however, 
held  together  during  this  time  of  adversity.  The  Church 
has  been  carpeted,  and  the  furnace  repaired  and  improved. 
Service  has  been  held  nearly  every  Sunday,  morning  and 
evening. 

The  fornightly  Services  at  Judd's  Mills  School-house 
have  been  held  with  a  very  few  breaks,  and  with  fair  and 
interested  congregations. 

The  Services  at  Marlow  School-house,  on  alternate  Sun- 
day afternoons,  have  been  held  with  h'W  breaks  during  the 
year.  From  A'arious  causes  the  congregation  has  not  been 
so  large  as  last  year,  but  we  hope  for  a  revival  of  interest 
and  sympathy.  I  have  had  to  relinguish,  for  a  time,  the 
Services  at  Griflln's  Corner,  as  the  I'niversalists,  by  whose 
courtesy  we  occupied  the  Union  Church,  recpiired  the 
building  for  their  own  Services.  1  hope,  however,  to  resume 
our  Services  at  some  future  time. 

The  Services  at  Libby's  Mills  have  been  regularly  held 
during  the  year,  on  alternate  Sundays,  and  although  our 
Service  comes  immediately  after  a  congregationalist  one, 
we  always  have  a  fair  congregation.  The  work  here  is 
encouraging. 


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Taking  a  vii'W  of  the  whole  work  of  the  past  year,  es- 
pecially of  the  more  distinctly  Missionary  work,  my  decided 
opinion  as  to  the  Church's  future  in  this  section  of  the 
country  is  expressed  in  one  word  :  "  Hopeful."  There  are,  and 
will  be,  many  discourauements.  Progress  must  be  slow.  By 
faithful,  self-denying  work,  the  Church  must  grow  and 
increa.se.  Th<'  great  instrument  in  this  Missionary  work  is 
visiting.  This  1  cannot  give  to  the  outlying  parts  of  the 
I'arish  as  it  ought  to  be  done.  We  surely  need  another 
Clerical  wovKer  in  this  Parish,  if  the  Church  is  to  grow  as 
it  ouu'ht. 

We  mourn  the  loss  from  our  midst  by  death  of  N.  T. 
kSheap,  Esq.,  a  member  ol  Christ  Church  congregation  from 
its  iirst  organization,  a  regular  attendant  at  Divine  Service, 
a  faithful  Churchman,  and  a  staunch  friend  of  the  clergy- 
man. 

Baptisms,  7  ;  ]\[arriages,  4  :  Burials,  12. 

Cliri.'^l  C/inrc/i.  Shtiixtrii  I  J'l.iiii. — t'liurcli  Society.  SS.Ot!  :  Sul)jcri|itioiis  tuwaiils 
CkTiiyiiiMirH  Slipciid,  ^o.'lu.lill ;  Kiistcr  ( IH'criiio',  ,>«;-JS. :i,j  ;  Fori'igii  Missions,  .'Jii.ii'-'  : 
DcuiK'stic  Mission:^,  $2. St  :  .Ji.'ws'  Miss-jon  Fiiiul.  ^\.'1A  ;  ('lunch  mid  I'arsoiiajii; 
iTiiiiKivciiiciits.  Std.tU)  :  Xl'w  t\Miiullaiiil  Fire,  :;<-M'il  ;  UHkt  iiuiiiosos,  S2.sl..'!o. — 
Tutal,  l^Tli.i.lli. 

All  Siiiiilx  Cliiirrli,  111  I  III.  /'/(//«.  Towards  ("Icruv  man's  Stipend.  Sl2,').(itl  : 
Kaster  OU'eriiiji-,  .^l.lll,:  F(M'eii;n  Missions,  Sl.<if^  :  t)oniesii<-  Missions,  Sl.'J?  :  New- 
fbiindland   Fiie.    .s|.  l.'i  :  ('liui'i'li  iiniirovcnicnts.    ;^(i'.l.j<i  :  Otiicr    pnijioses.  S5f>..^o 

—Total,  ^2(;i;.;!(i. 

li'n'i)iii\'<  Coiiirr.     Foiviu'ii  .Missions.   Sl-H". 
JiiilPs  J/(//,v.--l":.\i)(.uses  ol'Sciviecs,  S.'.iKi. 


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TllKEE      inVEKS. 

The  Rev.  11.  V.  Stuart  reports  :— 

St.  Janifs'  ChiJirh. —  Considerable  progress  has  been  made 
during  the  past  year.  The  Church  Services  have  been  fairly 
attended,  and  the  interest  manifested  by  all  our  people  in 
everything  connected  with  the  well-being  of  the  Church 
is  very  encouraging.  Piobably  the  best  test  of  Church  life 
is  supplied  by  the  list  of  communicants.  At  the  Christmas 
celebration,  Ibrty  communions  were  made.  This  is  a  marked 
increast^  cu  the  number  at  previous  celebrations  of  this 
Festival,  and  as  the  Parish  consists  ot  but  twenty  families, 
I  think  it  may  be  considered  as  satisfactory.  Our  Sunday 
St;hool  is  also  increasing,  numbering  now  about  forty  Both 
teachers  and  pupils  tire  interested  in  their  work,  and  the 
School  is  progressing  favourably. 

It  is  pleasing  to  report  that  our  Church  debts,  which  have 


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so  long  pro  von  tod  us  from  iittompting  new  work,  have  at 
last  succumbed  to  our  uuitod  ellbrts,  and  we  are  now  able 
to  turn  our  attention  to  tho  long'-noedod  repairs  in  the 
Church.  This  necessary  work  lias  been  nobly  begun  al- 
ready. In  July  last,  tho  electric  lii^ht  was  introduced  into 
the  Church  and  Chapel,  with  admirable  results.  This  im- 
provement was  elfected  by  Miss  Newton,  whose  energy  in 
collecting-  subscriptions  ibr  tho  purpose,  is  deserving  of  all 
praise.  This  was  followed  by  a  beautiful  puli)it  of  polished 
oak  and  brass,  erected  by  Mrs.  Henry  Fearon. 

We  are  now  organising  our  limited  forces  for  the  work 
which  must  necessarily  occu[)y  our  attention  ibr  some 
considerable  time  to  come.  The  congregation  has  under- 
taken the  re-seating  of  the  Church,  ]\Ir,  Robitaille  and 
mvself  have  undertaken  to  raise  a  fund  ibr  the  new  iloor, 
and  the  Chancel  fund  will  be  forthcoming,  we  hope,  from 
collecting  boxes  kept  by  all  members  of  the  congregation. 
Mrs.  Kickaby  has  already  given  a  contribution  of  two 
hundred  dollars  towards  the  repairs.  This  sum  will 
probably  bt'  utilized  in  the  painting  of  the  interior  of  tho 
Church.  IVovision  has  also  been  made,  through  the  will 
of  the  late  ]\Ir.  Henry  F'earon,  ibr  a  metal  roof  for  the 
Church  buildings,  a  thousand  dollars  having  been 
bequeathed  lor  this  purpose.  The  address  of  tho  secretary- 
treasurer  of  our  Building  Fund — for  such  it  really  is — is  Mr. 
G.  S.  F.  Robitaille,  Quebec  Dank,  to  whom  may  bv^  sent 
any  subscriptions  towards  the  important  work  of  renovat- 
ing our  historical  Church  so  nobly  undertaken  by  tho  few 
struLigiing  churchmen  of  I'hreo  Rivers.  Next  year  1  hope 
to  re])ort  considerable  ])rogress  in  this  work. 

In  previous  reports  mention  was  made  of  the  dilapidated 
condition  of  the  Cemeterv.  The  ground  was  donated  in 
1808  l)y  Mr.  Louis  Gugy,  father  of  tlio  late  Col.  Gugy, 
subject  however  to  a  ground  rent  payable  annually  to  the 
owner  of  the  Seigniory.  A  few  years  ago.  a  successful 
etlbrt  was  made  to  pay  oil  the  arrears  which  had  accumu- 
lated, and  to  free  the  ground  iVom  all  iuturo  claims.  Thus, 
after  a  lapse  of  eighty  years  tho  Cemetery  is  at  last  ready 
for  consecration.  To  Mr.  Roynar,  Rector's  AYarden,  is  due 
the  credit  of  getting  this  ground  into  good  conditioji. 

The  Radnor  Forges. — During  the  year,  a  very  important 
work  has  been  done  here.  The  Canada  Iron  Furnace  Com- 
pany has  now  about  twenty  families  of  Protestants  at  this 
place,  and  the  number  is  steadily  increasing,     Hocognizing 


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the  inoxprdieney  ol' dtteraptiiig"  to  maintain  the  scrvicos  of 
the  VMiious  Christinn  denomiiuitions  to  which  they  be- 
loTi<ied,  the  people  rnafh)  up  their  minds  to  unite  together 
and  ask  for  the  ministrations  of  the  Church  of  England. 
The  immediate  result  of  this  praiseworthy  decision  was  the 
appointment  of  ^Ir.  Stephen  Mallinson  to  the  post  of  Lay 
Kcader  and  Teacher  oi  the  English  School.  A  beautiful 
Church  has  already  been  erected,  and  is  now  nearly  com- 
pleted. The  interior  is  being  finished  in  various  Canadian, 
woods,  with  very  pleasing  contrasts  and  harmonious  effect, 
ft  will  seat  about  a  hundred  and  fifty,  and  if  more  room  is 
required,  the  large  doors  opening  into  the  school-room  can 
be  drawn  aside,  thus  accomodating  as  many  more.  The 
school-house  is  already  in  use,  and  the  Church  will  be 
opened  at  an  early  date.  The  expense  connected  with  this 
work  has  been  assumed  by  the  congregation,  who  not  only 
pay  ]\lr.  Mallinson's  .stipend,  but  they  have  assessed  them- 
selves for  a  period  of  three  years  for  the  entiie  payment  of 
both  Church  and  t^chool.  The  work  at  this  new  self- 
supporting  post  is  indeed  of  great  imi^ortance  and  interest. 
The  moving  spirit  of  this  undertaking  is  Mr.  John  ])rum- 
mond,  Manager  ol  the  Company's  works  on  the  St.  ]\[aurice. 

Lake  St.  Julin  Indian  ^lixsion  — I  have  visited  this  Mission 
regularly  for  monthly  colel)rations  during  the  year,  m 
June,  ]\fr.  Wilson  r(4U()ved  from  the  Hudson's  Hay  Post  at 
Pointe  Bleue  to  ]{squimaux  Bay  on  the  Labrador  Coast, 
thus  depriving  the  people  to  a  large  extent  of  their  Sunday 
S«n'vices  which  they  so  highly  valued.  Occasionally  during 
the  Summer,  American  Clergymen,  resorting  to  Lake  St. 
John,  conducted  Service  on  Sundays,  and  their  ministrations 
w^ere  most  acceptable. 

The  Indians  inform  me  that  we  may  expect  a  considerable 
increase  in  numbers  this  Sumnu^r,  owing  to  their  pre- 
ference of  Lake  St.  ,lohn  as  their  head<juarters  for  disposing 
of  tht'ir  furs.  There  is  no  doubt  that  the  Church  privileges 
now  provided  lor  our  Indians  at  this  place  has  had  much 
to  do  with  this  decision,  as  these  people  are  warmly 
attached  to  the  Church,  and  they  are  gratified  at  having  a 
Church  erected  for  their  sole  benefit.  AVe  hope  that  the 
Church  will  be  consecrated  during  the  coming  Summer. 

Baptisms,  1 ") ;  Confirmations,  8  ;  Marriages,  2  ;  Burials,  6. 

Cliiirc'li  SdciiMy,  .-^  11 .2.") ;  ('l('ip;yniaii"s  Stippiul,  ^iSOO.OO  ;  Easter  ()IIi•I■ill^,^  §16. »]  : 
roroieii  Mission's,  S.'.dH  ;  Donustir  Missions,  .S;).iiO ;  St.  Jolm's  Fire,  !:<12.'«2; 
(Miurcii  jiiul  i'iirsoiiimi'  l)iii);()V('m(MitSj  S:j:i2,.'i5  :  Dehls  paid  (jl1'.  8^*6  71:  Other 
piirjiosi'd.  $80,t.Hi.— Toliil,  ^Ir'MAl, 


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VALCARTIER. 

The  Rev.  S.  liiopel  reports : — 

Our  record  this  year  is  little  else  than  that  of  the  ordinary 
routine  Missionary  ministrations. 

A  lew  repairs  were  nuule  m  the  Church  Huilding-,  which 
have  enhanced  the  comi'ort  of  the  worshippers.  The  design, 
for  some  time  determined,  of  putting  the  last  linish  to  our 
beautiful  little  Church  was  prevented  by  the  heavy  muni- 
cipal taxation,  to  which  our  people  are  being-  ,su])jected. 
An  iron  bridge,  across  the  Jacques  Cartier  Hi ver,  which  was 
undertaken  through  the  recoramendation  and  promises  of 
Government,  has  entailed  upon  the  municipality  a  very 
heavy  and  unexpected  exi)ense,  rendering  it  unusually 
dilHcult  to  collect  even  the  assessment  of  the  Diocesan 
Board. 

The  attendance,  at  Divine  IService,  continues  to  be  en- 
couraging and  the  numbi'r  of  communicants  haJs  con- 
siderably  increased. 

Good  will  and  harmony  prevail  among  our  people.  There 
is  an  evident  desire  among  them  to  do  the  best  possible, 

Stoneham  is  still  served  in  connection  with  Valcartier. 
The  road,  joining  the  two  Parishes,  remains  in  such  a  con- 
dition that  it  needs  being  travdhnl  over  to  be  appreciated. 

In  May,  we  had  the  pleasure  and  i)roiit  of  a  visit  from 
the  Archdeacon,  who  was  on  his  way  to  Stoneham  to  help 
the  congregation  there  to  rccogni/e  their  responsibility  to 
the  Diocesan  Board.  They  were  evidently  pleased  with 
his  words  and  willingly  promised  to  carry  out  what  was 
desired  of  them. 

Altogether  we  are  happy  in  the  consciousness  of  Heaven's 
continual  mercies  and  blessings.  There  has  been,  with  us, 
no  striking  change  loudly  inviting  attention,  ])ut,  neither 
has  there  been  loss  or  retrogression.  A  (juiet  but  steady 
progress  towards  rectitude  of  conduct,  with  greater  zeal 
and  dev.,i;ion  in  religion,  has  been  quite  noticeable. 

Assessnu'iU,  SJOO.iiO:  Siindiy  ('nllcct'oiis,  ^L",).:;!) :  Foicit;!!  Missions,  .•rl.dii: 
Di)iiK'Sti(;  Missiuiis,  Sl..")(l:  CiiiiU'li  Socifiv,  .S^.la:  I'disiuii  I'liml,  ,^l.(Hi:  St. 
Julius  Fire,  $;{..")():   W.  and  O.  I'liml,  :^i;.:io.— Tulal,  .S-H  T.J. 


WATEKVILLE. 

The  llev.  I.  M.  Thompson  reports  : 

Immediately  after  the  anniversary   meeting  of  last  year 
I    was    stricken   down   by    a    sh^rp  ^ittack  of  Catarrhal 


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Piicmnonia,  and  ooiiscquciitly  was  unable  to  do  any  work  in 
my  Mission  iVom  Doccmbei  ihe  seventh  until  the  first 
Sunday  in  ]\Iay. 

Throuu'h  the  kindness  of  the  Diocesan  Board,  and  under 
the  direction  ol'  the  Venerable  Archdeacon,  the  Services 
were  supplied  hrsl,  by  students  of  liishop's  Colleu'e,  an<l 
later  by  the  Jiev.  Troiessor  Yates,  who  always  will  l)e  a 
welcome  visitor  to  this  Mission,  (hi  the  first  Sunday  in 
May  I  resumed  my  work,  and  since  then  all  three  stations 
have  had  regular  Sunday  Services,  and  Holy  t'ommunion 
evey  month.  J.Uiring  the  Summer  months  I  save  early 
Communions,  so  as  not  to  interfere  with  the  regular 
Services. 

Waterville  has  had  a  r(\ii'ular  week-night  Service,  and 
fortnightly  Services  were  given  at  the  house  of  Mr. 
Harvi'y  Cass,  in  North  liatley,  and  occasional  Cottage 
Services  at  liOwer  Capelton  and  at  Stimson's  School  House, 
near  Eustis, 

These  lust  Services  were  well  attended,  and  quite  an 
interest  was  awakened.  The  attendance  at  Waterville  and 
North  Ifatley  has  been  about  th'^  same  as  last  year,  but  at 
Eustis  the  attendance  has  been  much  larger,  and  continues 
to  imjn'ove  at  every  Service.  Unfortunately  the  Sunday 
School  at  this  Station  could  not  l)e  continued  ior  want  of 
a  Superintendent  and  Tea(;hers.  and  now,  T  am  sorry  to 
sav.  it  has  passed  out  oi"  our  hands. 

During  the  months  of  .July  and  August,  the  visitors  at 
North  Hatley  conducted  quite  a  prosperous  Sunday  School, 
which  was  attended  by  a  larg(»  numl)er  of  persons,  but 
when  the  visitors  h^ft.  the  School  was  closed,  then*  being  no 
one  in  the  place  ready  to  assume  the  responsibility  of 
manauing  it.  liound  as  1  was  to  hold  so  many  Services 
every  Sunday  at  so  many  dillerent  jx^ints,  it  was  simply 
impossible  to  give  attrition  to  Sunchiy  School  work.  I 
incerely  hope  that  my  succes.sor  will  be  able  to  accomplish 
more  in  this  respect  than  I  have  been  able  to  do.  The 
Sunday  Scliool  at  Waterville  has  gone  on  regularly,  and  a 
few  faithful  teachers  have  continued  their  loving  eliorts 
for  the  good  of  the  children  in  spite  of  many  discourage- 
ments. 

The  Lord  Bishoj)  of  the  Diocese  visited  this  Mission  on 
the  oth  of  October,  and  preached  a  Thanksgiving  Sermon 
at  Waterville,  conhrnied  four  persons  at  North  Hatley,  (who 
became    communicants   the   following  Sunday.)      In   the 


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evening  of  the  same  daj^  ho  baptized  live  adults,  and  con- 
iinned  sixteen  persons  at  Eustis,  Iburteen  ol'  wliom  are  now 
regular  communicants.  It  is  not  without  sincere  regret 
that  I  sever  my  connection  with  this  Mission,  for  I  have 
made  many  warm  friends,  and  have  received  much  kindness 
from  the  peoi)le,  and  what  is  more  attractive  still,  new  and 
unexpected  openings,  which  1  should  have  ))een  pleased 
to  develop,  but  the  work  is  beyond  me,  and  must  now  pass 
into  the  hands  of  some  younger  man.  1  sincerely  hope 
that  an  energetic  devoted  man  may  be  fouiul  to  build  upon 
the  foundations  which,  in  much  weakness,  I  have  endeav- 
oured to  lay. 

Baptisms — adults.     12;    children,    -Jo;    ("onlirrned.    :20 ; 
Marriages,  1  :  Burials,  5. 


Cliiu'ch  SoiMt't^' 

Asdcssineiit  tbi'  Didcesan  board. 

Forcijifii  Missions 

Domestic  Missions 

Synod  Assessnicat 

Christmas  Ofleriiij^- 

Cliiiicii  IniprovenK'iit  ,... 

Huriday  Sciiuoi 

Parsoiiaife  Rent 

Conipton  Ladies'   Colli'^c 

St.   .Joliirs  iVewlbiitidland  Fire.. 
Oilier  iiurposes 

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ST.  Matthew's,  (Quebec. 
The  Rev.  Lennox  W.  Williams  reports  :  — 
Baptisms,  20;  Confirmations,  36  ;  Marriages,  11  ;  Burials, 


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(!l)!irrli  S.iciciy  for  OllVrtorios  only,  !^:!7  l..'.;i  ;  Clcrjr.v  Stipt'iids,  SI,  1)50. 00  ; 
KHstfr()lliTiii<i-.  S2()IS..");}  :  FoitIhh  .Mi.-si()ii.s,  ^NO.'.tO  ;  DomestH.'  Missions,  s|,();5;i.l)7  ; 
IJi.slHip's  ('ollt'uc,  Liiiiioxvillc,  i^l.jti.St)  :  Cliiircli  miil  l'iiis(jiiii^i'  liiipiovenii'iits, 
$():'.,"). ^7;  Otlier  iim|Mi>L'.s,  $:;,.Slil.T7.     Totiil,  >:>s,i'i01. jl>. 


ST.  miciiakl's,  quhijec. 
Baptisms,  4  ;  Marriages,  2  ;  Burials,  7. 

('hiircli  Society  for  OlfiTtorics  only,  81,.»7I  .'J>* ;  Oll'citory  lowaiils  ( 'liT^yuian  s 
Stipeiiil,  S77'2.!l(; :  Ivi-ilcr  (Ufcriiiii',  SfJ'.i.M  ;  l''()rciixii  Missions,  Sl,027.r)7  ;  Domestic 
.Missions,  SI 7. "J  1  :  Wonu'ii's  Aiixilijiry,  Si;2'J..')7  ;  Jews'  Mission  l''iin(l,  ^il'J.lt;; 
Hisliop's  ('olle^t!,  Lcnnoxville.  si  |.").2:> ;  Ne\vl(iiin<iliUiil  ('hurcli  Restoration, 
Sl."):;.;;2:  Ciuircii  mnl  i'iirsonuj,^'  expenses,  S'''lo.:jl  ;  Utlier  i)nrposes,  SOO.GO. 
-Total,  SI.  I70.',t,^. 


ST.  PETE  US,  QUEIIKC. 

Th«'  Iii.'V.  A.  J.  liallour  reports:  — 
Baptisms,  13;  Marriages,  5;  Burials,  12. 

Oluireh  Society,  for  Ollertorii'S  only,  811.01!:  Towiirds  l{( dor's  Stipcmi,  !?.10(l.00; 
Kaster  Oll'erino"  Sl7..'i:!:  Foreign  Missions,  .sjiidii;  Domestic  Missions,  !ir;i2.24  ; 
SllinJr\^■ilnk  Home,  from  eliihireii,  SfJ.iH)  :  F.  ami  D.  Missions  ])er  Women's  Anx- 
iliarv,  $102.00:  I'arociiial  .Missions  to  .lews,  Sii'-^!':  liisliop's  (College,  Lenno.xville, 
$").o'o  :  Compion  Ladies'  L'olle>re,  St.(iO:Si.  .John's  Fire  lieliot,  SlO.SS  ;  I'oui- 
Fnml,  .S;i0.0(.)  :  Clothing  Fund.  s2."..00;  Snndav  Seliool,  SiS.ini  ;  Ladies'  <;uild, 
Sllt.'i.OO;  ilectorv  Inipruvement.  s7.-,.(i(i :  ( Itlier  olijects.  #11:). 21.— Total    .$L311.17. 


ST.   1'.\UL's,  QUEBEC. 

The  Ivev.  Canon  Richardson  reports  : — 
Baptisms,  1  ;  Burials,  2. 

(■luircli  Society,  $;!l. ,'!;;:  Towards  Clerp:ym.'itr.s  Stipend,  S200.00;  Kaster 
OH'criii'^  S:)ll.')2  :  Foreiun  Missions,  S'.'.'JS  ;  DOmestic  Missions,  SO. 2;'> ;  Women's 
Auxiliary,  S'-iy.7:i;  Ohurcii  Improvements,  S'^^LOO;  Newtimndland  Fire  Uelief, 
SIC. 2.-.:  "oilier  pnrpo.^es.   ^'00. -12. —Total,  .S.')l!t.7S. 


TRINITY  ("IIUIICII,  UUEBEC. 

The  Rev.  W.  T.  Noble,  rejwrts  :— 

Baptisms,  0  ;  Conlirmations,  14  ;  Marriage.s,  7  ;  Burials,  5. 

Clerirvinan's  Stipend.  S'lOOO;  Flaster  (tU'erinii:  .Sf'i.'i.OO  :  Foreinjn  Missions. 
$10.00 :'  Domestic  .\li.-sions.  S12.(;:i  :  Cliiircli  Improvements.  SlO;5..s.T  :  Oilier 
purposes,  .S()12. 17. —Total,  Sl.Sll.C.:;. 

X.  B. — The  Annual  Suliscriptions  in  the  City  and  District  of  Qiiehec  :  li.ive,  as 
last  year,  hecn  collected  hy  the  Chnrcli  Helpers  Association. 


ST.  MAKY  S   CllURCir,  MONTMORENCY. 

Church  Society,  81.10  :  Foreign  Missions,  SI. 50;  Domestic  Missions.  .S.'j.oI  ; 
Bishop's  College,  l^eiinoxville,  Sl.iM  :  Cotnptou  Ladies'  College,  Si. 21  ;  5Hd- 
sionary's  Stipend,  S^lOO.oo  :  Other  olijects,  S'^-"'*^-— Total,  .S123.7;). 


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FROM    TIIK    REPORTS   OF  TlIK  VENERAHLK  AKCIIDEACOX  R(»E, 
GENERAL  MISSIOXARY    AlJEiNT  OF  THE  DIOCESAN  IJOAUD. 


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Tlu'  l»oard  has  thought  that  a  lV»\v  oxtracts  IVom  the  Arcli- 
deacon's  Reports  vvoukl  be  oi'  groalt'r  iiil»M'(\st  to  Iho  uimn- 
bors  of  the  Church  than  a  synopsis  ol'  the  whole.  Tlie 
following  refer  solely  to  the  Archdeacon's  work  in  two  Mis- 
sions, /.  e.  Scotstown  and  Hereford. 

September  5,  1891 — To  Scotstown,  and  on  Sunday  cclc- 
brated  the  Lord's  Supper  and  addressed  the  Scotstown 
congregation  twice,  and  that  at  Canterbury  in  the  al'ter- 
noon  ;  also  administered  the  Sacrament  oi"  Haptism  in  the 
evening.  Mr.  Wm.  Barton,  of  the  Bishoj)'s  College  Brother- 
hood of  Jveaders,  has  been  resident  here  during  the  vacation 
and  has  done  good  work.  The  congregations  were  large 
and  the  interest  marked.  There  \ver(>  twi'uty  communicants. 
The  Sunday  School  at  Scotstown  is  \\o\l  kept  up;  there 
ought  to  })e  one  also  at  Canterbui'y.  I  thiidv  it  very  much 
to  the  interest  of  the  Church  that  Canterbury  should  be 
served  from  Scotstovs'u  as  it  is  being  served  now. 

September  10  to  1 5 — Spent  at  Lake  Megantic.  ( )n  Sunday 
we  had  three  most  cheering  Services  at  Agnes.  The  little 
Church  was  crowded  to  its  utmost  capacity  in  the  morning. 
Eleven  communicated.  In  the  alternoon,  there  was  a  Service 
for  Baptisms,  the  Litany  with  address :  a  sudden  storm  of 
rain,  however,  came  up  and  no  childr<>n  were  brought. 
The  Sunday  School  is  doing  very  well,  and  Mr.  Bayne,  the 
student  in  charge,  has  an  encouragMig  Bil)le  Class,  \^•hicll 
I  took.     I  have  seldom  spent  a  happier  Sunday. 

The  number  of  families  beloniiing  to  us  in  this  Mission  is 
as  follows  :  At  the  Lake,  twenty-four  families,  besides  hve 
individuals  not  counted  in  i'amilies,  wlio  profess  to  be 
Church  people,  also  six. families  who  belong  to  us  more 
than  to  anything  else.  At  Ditchlield,  seven  miles  from  the 
Village,  five  families  belonging  to  us  and  two  who  attend 


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Iho  Si'i'viocs.  Al  Thr(*t'  Mile  Luke,  ion  niilos  distant,  owe 
liunily  iiiul  out' on  llic  way  iln'rc.  At /I'lircc  I.akcs  {i.e  tho 
lioiul  of  Lake  Mcuanlic)  livf  raniilics — piohahly  nioro.  At 
Ket'll'-s  Mill.  llirtM'  niilfs  hcyoiul  Dildilit'ld,  llin'c  or  ibur 
nioro  laniilics.  li\  ail,  Ihi'ii'  arc  IVoni  iorty-liv*'  to  lil'ty 
laniilics  whom  we  icacli  in  this  scltlcnuMil.  We  have 
t  went  v-t'i'jlit  (tonnnunUMiils  in  the  i)hu'i' ;  and  the  pt>opU'i 
])ay  in  <'ash  anoni  s^i.")')  Ion  aids  the  cxpensi's  oi'mainlaininj'* 
th-'  S<M'\i('*',s.  The  sncccss  ol'  thf  work  done  ij>  this  Mission, 
though  Willi  iht'  Sundav  ?5(M-vi(M\s  ol"  a  Koador  only  ibr 
nint'  months  ol'  the  year,  a  resident  KtMuh'r  lor  thrive  mouths 
dnriiiL:'  vacation,  and  occasional  visits  ol' the  Archdeacon,  is 
very  marked  incU'etl. 

Septeniher  lid  to  30— diven  to  the  Uev.  G.  H.  A.  Murray's 
Mission  on  his  invitation,  with  th(»  view  specially  ol"  ascer- 
tainiii'^'  whether  the  projfcl,  loiii^-  uiuler  dis 'ussion,  ol"  pro- 
vidinu'  lor  the  permanent  reopenini:"  ()1  t  he  lleridbrd  (Miurcli 
can  he  carried  out.     llercronl,   distant   IVtMu    Dixville  some 
twelve  niih's.  and   ibi'  many  years  served    Irom    there,  was 
closed  about    se\'en    years  a^o   lor  failure  to  ])ay  its  assess- 
ment.     A  pro|)os;il  has  been  made  that   a    resident  ('lei'<4'y- 
nian    should    he   stationed  at    llerel'(»rd,  \\  ho  shouhl  uive  a 
portion  ol'his  lime  lo  th;'  pastoral  care   oT  members  ol'  the 
American  (Miurch  residinu,-  in  the  neighbouring'  Dioceses  of 
Vermont    and    New   Hampshire,    his  stii)en(l   to    be  jointly 
provide<l    by   the  iwo  sisbu'  Chinches.     The  lirst  object  of 
my  visit  was  to  ascertain  (»xaclly  what  is  the  nature   of  the 
field  on  our  side  of  the  line  and  the  want   to   b(>   supplied. 
I  find  as  the  resuli  of  personal  inspiM-tion  on  the  spot  that 
there  are.    within  :',  radius  of  four  miles  from  the  old  Here- 
ford (Miurch,  on   our  siJ(,'  of  the  line,   some  thirty  families 
who  claim  nior*'  or  less  lo  belonu'  to  the  Church,   l)esides  a 
good  many  who  favour  the  Church,  thounh  they  belong'  to 
no  denomination,     from  them  we  must  not  exp^'ct  too  much, 
nor  too  soon.     Jt  will  take  some  lime  to  mould  tliem   into 
sound    intelliiitMit    members    of  the    Church:  and,  in  the 
meantime,  we  must  be   content  with  small   returns  in  the 
Avay  of  money  contributions.      fhey  are  all  pleased    at  the 
prospect  ol'   the  old  Cliurch  beiiiLi'  permanently   re-optnied, 
and  their  kind  feeling  towards  us  and  willinuness  to  respond 
to  our  efforts  are    uudeniabl(».     They  have,  of  their  own 
accord,  re-shingled  the  Church  and  are  al)out  to  paint  it,  and 
coiitempiate  other  improvemeuts. 


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October  3  to  5— Spoilt  at  Scotstown  nud  Lin^'wick.  Tht' 
Scotstown  coniiroiTiition  liud  ppK-nifd  a  vcrv  yood  bt.'ll,  uiid 
invited  im*  todtuliiwtt*  it.  TluM'f  was  :i  very  liiru"*'  fonuic^iu- 
tioii  and  a  hearty  Service.  In  llie  iirteriioon  Mr  (Jeoru'e 
Liiylield  oanm  lor  uje  Ironi  Linu'wick  and  I  took  the  Service 
there  There  weic^  tihout  t  \^'enty-live  |)re.si'iit.  ;dl  oi"  them 
Clliureli  people.  Tliey  assured  me  tlial  tljeir  Hnanees  uei-*» 
.sound;  hut  the  smallness  of  ilirir  nuuil)eis  and  tlieir  dis- 
tunee.  1-  niii'-s.  iVoni  lii'ad(|uaiteis  werech'pressinn'.  'I'hei'e 
can  be  no  (h)id)t  that  lliis  eonureii'ation  wouhl  he  much 
better  oil"  if  served  from  Scotstovvn,  whicli  is  only  seven 
miles  distant  wiih  a  very  good  road. 

Octoher  10  to  12. — Returned  to  Hereford  bv  aj)pointment 
via  North   f^tratford   and  the   Ilerefonl    Ikailway.      Sunday 
morninii'  unfortunately  turned  out  stormy  with  a  fall  of  wet 
snow.   About  twenty  adults  appeared  at  the  fService.    .Vfter 
Service  I  requested  all  to  remain,  when  a  (  onlei('n(!e  vvas 
held  uj^on  the  ((Ue.stion  of  continuini;'  llie  iortniuhtly  Ser- 
vices lately  resumed,  and  upon  the  laru'er  project  of  pluntinir 
a  (^lergyman  her.',  who  shall  seivt' on  holli  sides  of  the  J^iiie. 
It  soon  appeared  that  the  only  diliieulty  was  that  of  paying 
the  expenses  of  the  Services,  or  a  portion  of  them,  and  there 
was  great  hesitancy  towards  committing  ihem.sclves,  and 
strong  fears,  enuendered  bv  past  failure.s,   that  it  woidd  l)e 
extremely  dillicult  to  obtain  sul)scri})tions  that  would  war- 
rant them  in  engaginy-  to  pay  any  suui  v.orl  h  mentioning. 
It    was   firially  decided  that  an   ell'ort  should   be  made   to 
ascertain  by  a  house  to  house  canvas.^  how  much  could  be 
secured  ;  ami  an  oiler  I'rom  nu^  to  come  down   again  and 
help  them  in  the  canvass  was  thankfully  ace  -pted.     I  trust 
the  Board  will  see  in  all  thes«^  dilliculties  and  disi^ourage- 
meiits  only  so  numy  uru'ent  caHs  to  occui)y  this  lield,  pro- 
claiming as  thev   do  the  cryinu'  need  on  th(»  i)art  oi   these 
our  long  neglected  l)rethren  of  that  ])ersonal  pastoral  care 
and  continuous   instruction,    which    alone    wdl    oi)en    the 
heart  to  its  need  of  the  grace  of  God  and  the  mercy  of  our 
Lord  Jesus  Thrist.    Thesis  are  just  '  the  Sick  "  v.  ho  need  the 
*'  l^hysician,"  the  "sinners  "  whom  lie  came  to  "  call." 

October  28 — I  piocecded  to  Hereford,  and  spent  the  next 
two  davs  there  in  visitino'  from  house  to  house  with  the 
Comtaitteo  appointed  to   ascertain  how  much   could   be 


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rnist'd,  1st,  towanls  tlif  ••xpiMisivs  ol  ilic  loniiii'htly  StTX  ires, 
juid,  I'lidly,  l(»\viii(]><  llif  support  ol"  ;i  n'sidciit  ('h'lu'yiuiiii. 
'I'lic  it'siili  is  tliiit  .-ibout  >il<»(i  ii  yciir  ciiii  l)i'  r«'lit'(l  U|k)ii 
I'roiu  (ho  ('iUifvdinn  sidf  nj  tlu'  Inif  lownnls  a  ri'sid»'nt  ('k*r- 
iiym:in.  jiiid  nNout  oiic  InU'lliat  itmnuiit  tor  tin-  lortuiu'litly 
SiTvif^'s.  i  think"  this  <jiMimd  otiiiht  on  all  ac(;ounts  to  bo 
oc(;ui>it'd  at  oin'tv  Ht'sidcs  thf  thirty  lainilit's  iMcntioiu'd 
ahovf  who  arc  vviliiiiu'  to  a<M'i'pt  our  ('hn'uynian  i».s  thtdr 
I'astor,  tlirrt'  arc  a  uood  many  who  ackuowlcdii'o  no 
ttlh'uiiiKic  to  any  Ibrin  of  ndi'jion,  whom  Wf  oiii»ht  to  win 
l)a('k  to  Christ,  'i'lio  lichj  is  open  to  us  as  it  is  jiowhcru  (dso 
iu  the  I'iastcrn  Towuships.  I  here  arc  no  other  rcliu'ious 
»S('rvi(;i's  ol'  any  kind  on  our  side  ol"  tho  lino,  except  a  !Sun- 
dav  nioniiiiu-  Advent  I'ravcr  nicctinu' at  Hall's  f^tn-am,  nor 
on  the  Anicrii-an  side,  except  Sun(hiy  Servicijs  m  tiio 
two  villages  (which  art'  rcallv  one)  oi'  Canaan  and  West; 
Stcwartstown.  1  am  not  yet  in  a  position  to  hrini^'  dclinitely 
belore  the  Uoard  the  project  ormaintainini'-  a  resident  Cler- 
ji'vmau  at  Ilerelord.  1  am  salislicd,  however,  that  this  is  a 
iit'ld  which  the  Board  )nust,  sooner  or  laler,  enter  upon, 
and  m  provision  made  lor  uvw  litdds  oi'  labour  it  ought  iu 
the  meantunti  to  ))c  borne  in  mind. 


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October  22  to  24,  1802.— Given  to  t^cotstown.  On  the  Sun- 
day a  CeIel)ration,  and  also  Morning"  and  Evenin<»'  Services  ; 
and,  iu  the  ariernoon,  Service  and  j^ermon  at  Canterbury. 
Also  Sunday  School  at  Scotstown  before  the  ]\Iorniiiix  Ser- 
vice. At  the  Eveuiht:'  Service  baptized  two  tine  boys, 
children  in  a  I'amily  which  we  have  been  cultivatino;  from 
the  iir.st.  As  they  prol'es.scd  to  be  of  no  religion,  we 
«'laiined  then),  but  apparently  with  little  hope  of  success. 
iNovv  one  of  the  daughters  biouglit  her  tvv(j  children  to 
JJaptism,  and  asked  to  be  baptized  with  them  herselt.  I  had 
two  most  interesting  interviews  with  this  young  married 
woman.  k**?he  had  si)oken  to  Mr.  F  .  one  of  the  most  zealous 
mcml)ers  of  the  Church  here,  about  having  her  children 
baptized  ;  he  inquired  if  she  was  baptized  hi'rself.  On  her 
saying  no,  Mr.  V.  told  her  it  was  very  wronu'  and  that  she 
ought  to  be  baptized  with  her  children.  This  word  spoken 
in  season  decided  the  mother.  But  now  a  fresh  diihculty 
arose  ;  she  had  fiad  no  sort  of  preparation  lor  Baptism,  and 
understood   nothing  about  it.      She   had  the  idea  that   she 


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could  be  bnptized  simply  as  a  profession  of  interest  in 
religion,  without  pledging  herself  to  any  relii>'iou.s  body, 
mueh  less  becoming  a  meml)er  ol'the  Chuich,  or  deriving 
from  the  Sacrament  any  real  spiritual  ])eneiit.  I  told  her 
that  1  would  of  cours(>  very  uladly  ba])tize  her,  but  I  ex- 
l)lained  the  serious  nature  of  the  Sacrament,  and  the 
necesvsity  of  prejiaration  l)olh  of  head  ami  heart.  I 
ottered  to  arrange  lor  her  a  short  course  of  instruction,  and 
to  come  back  and  baptize  her  in  a  fortnight  However,  on 
full  consideration,  she  preferred  to  defer  it.  I  ac(,'ordingly 
gave  her  a  Prayer  Hook  and  other  liooks  and  tracts, 
and  arranii'cd  a  course  of  instruction,  and  1  baptized  her  two 
childriMi,  whom  she  now  fully  understands  to  be  members  of 
the  Church  aiul  undertake^;  to  brin<>-  up  as  such.  It  is  espe- 
cially in  cases  like  these  that  one  feels  how  inadc^juate  is  the 
religious  help  we  are  a])le  to  give  to  these  people  by  Sunday 
Services  only,  and  these  in  most  cases  the  services  of  a 
young  layman.  I  beg  most  earnestly  to  express  my  con- 
viction that  the  time  is  fully  conn*  for  the  plantinu-  of  a 
clergyman  in  Scotstown,  and  setting  oil" that  placi;  together 
with  Canterbury  and  Lingwick.  as  a  new  ^.lission.  Of 
course  this  will  involve  a  considerable  outlay,  but  is  not 
that  just  what  the  funds  entrusted  to  us  are  for  Y 

If  a  resident  Clergyman  is  placed  in  Scotsl:own,  his 
pastoral  can;  would  Ix,'  extended  to  Lake  ]\Iegantic,  which 
is  distant  twenty-live  miles  by  rail.  For  Suiulay  Services, 
the  Lake  ]\Iissiou  would  still  depend  upon  Readers  as  it  does 
now  ;  the  Header  however  might  exclianu'e  periodically  with 
the  Scotstown  Clergvman  so  as  to  ail'ord  the  J^ake  ]\Iegantie 
cono-regation  regular  administration  of  the  Sacraments. 
Of  course,  the  Clergyman  could  l)e  easily  summoned  by 
telegraph  from  Scotstown  in  ca^se  of  emergency. 

December  0  to  13. — Most  inl cresting  Services  and  Con- 
ferences iti  conjunction  with  the  liishop  at  Scotstown,  Can- 
terbury and  Lingwick.  At  each  of  ihese  thn-e  places  there 
is  a  considerable  number  of  families  eager  for  the  n^gular 
ministrations  of  the  Church;  and  at  Scotstown  there  are 
many  more,  who,  if  they  can  have  a  resident  Clergyman, 
will  soon  be  brouuht  in.  In  the  meantime,  thost?  who  are 
already  Church  i)eople  oiler  to  the  Board  >f'2oO  per  annum, 
a  larger  sum  thaii  is  paid  by  several  of  our  existing  Mis- 
sions. 


I 


I 


I 


inn 

.Tannnrv  18  to  21,  IROn. — ronfirmations,  Sorricos  and 
^[oetiiiirs  at  Ilcrcrorcl,  IlalTs  Stream  and  Pcrvyboro'.  At 
all  three  places  the  people  were  most  hearty  iii»d  enthusi- 
astic; and  at  HalTs  Stream,  whore  our  Lay  l^eader's  S(T- 
vices  are  at  present  held  in  an  nuly  School-house,  the 
people  are  settiiiu-  br;i\'ely  to  work  to  build  a  handsome 
riiurch.  Moreover,  the  ilerel'ord  and  llalTs  Stream  resi- 
dents now  oli'er  $lon  per  annum  lor  a  resident  ('leri^yman, 
and  this  amount  is  sure  to  i»-row.  I  feel  therefore  that  the 
time  has  at  lenizth  come,  when  we  ouuht  to  make  a  new 
departure  and  j)lace  a  Cleriiyman  at  Hereford:  aiul,  if  we 
do  so,  1  am  convinced  that  this  will  prove  a  ji'reat  vvoi'k  for 
God. 


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134 

Contributions  for  Church  PunrosEs  throughout  the 
DiocESL  for  the  Yeai:  lst,t2. 


Qi'KHEC  CiTv. 

Cathcclral Sl.">,lffi  U 

Si.    MilttlU'W's  S,(i(ll  ;)<i 

iSl.  MiL-hiiL'ls 1,171'  I)^ 

at.  Potor'? 1,.114  17 

St..   Paul's ."ii;'  78 

Tniiity l,sil  iW 

Cburcli  Heljicrs'  Assooiiilion      'J.'.iti,')  l.'l 

Total .S3l,fi.V,!  -n 

Rl'R.m.  Dkanehv  or  Qri:i!Kr. 


Roiirg  Louii 

Cacoiina 

I'liimpton  .    

In\t.i'niss 

Ireland 

Leeds 

IjOVIS 

Montmorc'iicv 

jSew  Livef]HMil 

Kicult't  ami  Louiseviile  — 

I'ortiieiii  

Rivieie-dii-Loiii) 

ht,  L^jlvci^ter 

Tiiiee  Rive.s 

Valcaitior.  


S 


\,:w2  (is 

,ii)S  LM) 

7-;,{  51 

<»I2  82 

(VIA  [)<.)  ! 

,y,)  S4  ! 

12:!  7s 

No  reiKirt. 

2,8  40  ; 
;i.ii  0!)  1 

'M\\>.  M    ' 

No  i\'|iorl,   I 

J. ;)(•)(;  17 

2  1-!  7;. 


Total. 


RiTKAL  Di:.\Nti!V  or  St.  Fuavcis. 

'\r.toii  $       4o;; 

A.-eotanrl  \\<  .sthnry 2',i',) 

ISailord 7()(; 

Darn  St  oil 212 

Iji^liops  College 2.1(12 

liroiniiioii  and   W'iiulsor .ill 

limy 7(111 

t'oiilicook icit 

Coinptoii l.dSti 

Danville ],2!I7 

;',(i.') 
7(.'.' 

Viij 
1  2111 
l,!l(if) 

(i2it 

.'ist; 
.'■.IIV> 

(i,  17;; 
',17.; 
(ii'.i 


DiiiiTiinoiulville 

Di.dswcil ... 

Diirliaiu 

Eaton 

l'"i(el\  llii\-  and  (ieoi;;cvilie. 

llatley..^ 

KiiiL'sc  y 

Lciiiiowiilt' 

■Maaou 

MilOy 

>e\vi)orl 

Rii  liitioud , 

Seot.-;lo\\'n.       .        

Slu'.biodke 

i"^lanstea  1    

\Vate;'viili' 


•A5 
75 
2H 
1)1 
().> 
18 
II 

i;; 

'.>S 

03 

liS 
IS 
10 

11 

04 
»l 

(10 
it  5 
18 
10 
II 
02 
75 
70 


Tniai  *:'S,.i02 

KntAI    I)l   \NKI.V  ol'  (i  \;;n-;. 


!?0 


Taju'  (,\i\e  

Ga.^|ii'  l>a,-in 

.MalUaie 

.Ma;^dalen  Islands,  .. 

New  (Jailislc 

'•^aiidy  Bea<'U 

I'euiijniila 


7itl 

on 

7,1.1 

<>s 

'i  7S 

h\) 

.).!  -1 

'.iO 

1..:'.'3 

Ml 

Ir.M' 

2Ci 

::;,-(; 

74 

Total  .>i..vj:; 

Total  from  tlie  Dioce=e .'t^Vii,'-.';!! 


ii;^ 


'■U 


Hegiptration  Statistics. 

Bnptisms 707 

Marriages 158 

Burials 404 


135 


Annual  Report  of  the  Clergy  Trust  Committee. 


I 


Your  Committee  have  to  rei)ort  t,ho,  receipt  of  all  the 
revenue  from  the  investments  in  their  charge. 

The  following  investments  have  been  redeemed  during 
the  year  : 

Albert  rnnntv  S  fion  nn 

Biantfoifl  townsliiii IdO  00 

Portli  town 1,700  OO 

Shelliiiiiic  coiiiitv 'JOO  00 

^t.'iitljroy  town  ' 5,000  00 

7,000  00     on  acronnt  of  Clcrgj 

Trust  Fund. 

Chntham  town  S  2:.0  00 

Pcith  cuniiiy  J, Olio  00 

Beauport  niurgage 20(t  OO 

],t,')0  00     on  account  of  Bishopric 

Endowment. 

Stratliroy  town 1.000  00       on  account  of  Local 

Kn(lo\\niont. 

Total «ilU,o:<0  00 

The  followinir  investments  were  made  : 

■Winnipo?  city  bond.= S7.000  00 

Qucdjcc  nior1<Vngi'  J.liOO  00 

11,000  00  on  account  of  Clergy  Trust 

Brandon  city  bonds l.ioo  Oti 

Quebec  city  stock .'i.^Oi*  <o 

—      1,400  00     on  account  Bishopric 

Kn'M)wment. 
Brandon  cily  lionds -IjOOO  00      on  account  of  Local 

•SJO.i  Oil  00 
Amount  on  hand  for  investment  S2,fil-''.  24. 

The  investments  redeemtnl  had  paid  an  annual  revenue 
averaging  (>,(»:;  per  cent,  while  the  new  investments  will 
pay  only  0,06  per  cent  This  loss  of  one  per  cent  is  the 
least  that  may  be  expected  in  re-inve.sting  the  various  funds 
in  charge  of  the  Committee,  as  the  present  securities 
mature. 

The  revenue  of  the  ^Mnijonr  En»lovvment  Fund  became 
avaihible  in  April  last,  and  that  of  the  Portneuf  Endowment 
on  the  lirst  January,  18i>o. 

Tiios.  l\lcii.U{T)SON.  Seer. 

A.  H.  QUEBP]C, 

Chairman. 


Hi 
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■i     ill  ,. 

l!  .    1 '   I . 


^:'^ 


I'i 


Dr. 


isrt2. 
Dec.  .''.1. 


136 


THE  CLEIIGY  TRUST  FUXI)  TX 


To  Bonds,  viz  ; 

County  of  Oxford 

(Joiinty  ot  Al'ie.l 

City  of  l>inii(l()ii 

(Miy  of  I  lii  mi  I  ion 

Ciiy  of  AI out. ■(•Ill  Slock 

City  of  .Vlontrcjil  I^fiinjuKMit  Slock.. 

City  ot  liiiniilton  >  Water  Wo ;'kj;) 

Towii.^hi]!  uf  Tiny  

jAion Ileal  il.arliour 

Ciiy   of  Slurliioolvc 

Tiiwn  ot  Kcilin  

City  of  \\  iiiniiicH- 

Town  of  I'cnii  

Town  of  \\'iini.-or 

City  ofSt.  .(obn.  N.B 

County  of  I'ci'ih 

Town  of  Bidckvillc 

Town  of  Levis  

Tiiwnsliip  of  Hrauiford 

Town  of  Port  .Viiiitir 

Town  of  l^etcilioniiiii-h 

SiicifHdokc  (;a.<  ami  \\"atei('o 

Toronto  Street  H.iilway  

('oiiMt\'  of  Riciniiond,  X.S 

City  o'f  Halifax  

C(nintv  of  .SliellMiriie  

Town"of  Saiilt  St.  Mario   

Moitfrajits,   Toronto 


It 


QiK'her 


Cash  in  .'^nviuirs  Dciiartnient  <if  lie  Cnion 
Bank  of  Canada — iirarin,tr  i.itcresl  at 
4    |)  c 


r\< 


ir.nori  oo 

iono  oil 

,->,i()ii  iif 

y:,H»  (III 

i."i(lO  IMl 

L'li'j.:)  on 

T'.'iiii  (III 

ll.'illll  IMl 

;iiiiiii  on 

.■p.'illO  111' 

,".:'.(ij  0(1 

7IIIIII  0(1 

Ksdd  nil 

;i;)LM  Oo 

liiiiio  on 

2(1(10  00 

lOIIII  00 

1 1100  Oil 

;-;oo  00 

liiuo  no 

IIIOO  00 

;iOi  0  00 

.",000  00 

10    0  00 

:;iioii  (III 

li;i<o  I  0 

:;oo  00 

IVOOII  00 

rciio  00 

.'illlfll  00 

tooo  oil 


AVp,  the  nndersifined,  have  examined  thr  .\cconiits  and  \niiclici- 
Fund,  and  have  verified  tlic;  .Scciu'iiios,  and  loniid  the  \\  hdlc  cdiicct. 


S     ct«. 


l,-jr,Ol=:  on 


201)    .SI 
5;i.')8(i2',l  .M 


'the  ahove 


U 


\\']\\\  K,    I 


Quebec,  24th  January,   IS9,". 


.1.  A.   i\F..UiV, 


J 


Aiiditor.'J. 


I 
i 


137 
ACCOUNT  WITH  THE  TREASURER. 


Cr 


1892. 

$         Cts. 

$        cx?. 

$          cts. 

Jnnj.     I... 

B\'  Baifineo  from  last  yfar 

Invi'stcd  dii'.iiitr  llio  year... 



IlOiiO  00 

1,1.^2 IS  00 

Duht'iitiiri'S  r('(lt'fHK'd 

RkvKM'K    AccfilNT. 

7(100   00 

.'MOO  00 

]:)6618  00 

Janv.     1... 

Hv  isilaiH'f  (III  llalid    

2MS.->  92 

!i:;ti2  24 

11778  16 

Di'C.  ;!i 

■ 
R('\ciiuc  ot'tlir  year * 

Paid  Rev.  F.  A.  .'^mitb  .... 

• 

48(;  68 

'•     F.    Rovle 

480  r.8 
24;^  32 

'•     T.  S.  ('liHptnan.. 

"     Ifdii.  Trcasiircf  oI'Dio- 

4500  00 

■',4 (to  on 

[nvrstcd 

Accrued  Interest  uii    licnids 
IMirchaseil 

;ii  .".r. 

Alluwaiice  t(p  Trcji.-Jiircr 

400   00 

(iiiaiaiitce  ( '(itiipany 

:',T  />o 

Fiank       e(iininissiims      niid 

ge?ieral  iliatgc;^ 

121    11 

ffTfir,  r,5 

2011    51 

."j;  158629  .51 

Dec.  .11 

F5v  Ilalance 

$2011   .51 

" 

m 


K.  &  (».   K 


Quebec,  "1st  December,  189: 


F-0\VI\    POPK, 

Treasurer, 
Clergy  Tri.st  Fund. 


M 

h.  1{^I  ■ 


P.  I 


l!:i  m 


i  ii* 


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I  '•!  :i 


b 


ij'i: 


Dr. 


1892. 
Dec.  31. 


138 


THE  BISHOrRIC  ENDOWMENT  FUND 


To  TnvcstmontF,  viz  : 

Cit}- of  Branrlon   F?oiul3 

City  of  Kirifrston  l>(jn(ls 

City  of  Hniiiiltori  HoikIs  (Water  Work.s) 

City  of  Qiiehor  Stock  

City  of  Slierhrookc  I5onf].> 

County  of  Oxford  BoiirL-s 

Town  of  Pcrtl)  Bond.-;.. 

Cou-nty  of  .\lbert  Bon's 

Tuwnsliipof  Cljatliani  Honds 

Town  of  Port  Artliui   Bonds 

City  of  Montreal  l\'rnianfnl  Stock 

Somerset  Mortgage 

Toronto  MortgHge 

Toronto  Mortgage 

Toronto  Mortgage 

Toronto  Mortgage 

Beauport  Mortgage  

Beauport  Mortgage  

Quebec  Mortgage 


Cash    in    the    Savings    Department    of   the 
"  Union  Bank  of  Canada,  " 


$       ets. 

1400  00 

KM  fill  r,7 

l.'UlOl)  00 

3000  0(1 

.iOilO  00 

5000  00 

2400  on 

2S00  00 

ftoo  on 

UiOO  00 
1)00  00 
210;^  bO 
I'MO  00 
.1000  00 
CMIO  0(1 
10000  00 
loOO  0(1 
1700  00 
4000  00 


S       cts. 


I 


We.  the  undersigned,  have  examined  the  Arconnt.=;  and  Voucher.*  of  the  above 
Fund,  and  have  verihed  the  Securities,  and  found  tiie  wiiule  correct. 


Quebec,  24tii  Jaauary,  189.- 


.1.   n.  U.  AVnirK. 
J.  A.  Kea 


}  Audi 


tor?. 


130 


cts. 


IN  ACCOUNT  WITH  THE  TRE-ASURER. 


Cr. 


1S02. 

Jnriy.   1 By  Amount  at  Crrrlif  o(  the  Fiiml. 

(.'.•ipital  \v;iitiii^-  liivr.-tiiicnt 

Oct.     18. Ilcaiipf)!'!  Mi>rtf:n<re  jiaid 

Dec.     15 Comity  Pcilh  r.iimls  "    


;{i 


Tiuvii  (i(riiiit|),iiii  i-toiids    "    

IWESTMr.NT?    MADE. 

Qiul.ec  City  Stock ?;;i)(iO  fiO 

liiandon  City  Bonds  MHO  iifl 


RrcEvt'r   Accot-m. 


Jnny.     1 Hy  Rularx c  on  Imiid.  .. 

Dec.     31 nivcuiic  of  the  year. 


,1'aid  on  ac.-t.  late  i'.i.-^iioi.'s  stiiiciid.  S-">00  01) 

jlViid  to  the  I.ui-d  I'.i.-bo]) H'lOti  ('7 

:|*iPiniinn  on  Quebec  Stock O.'^O  (ifl 

I 

'Accrued  luiciest  (i-^  HO 


Collection  ciiarge- 


42  .sn 


r.y  Balance  t\)r  Investment  .  ..., 
Caiiit'il  Avail iiip  Inve.-^tment. 


%       fts 


30(32  51 

200  on 

1000  00 
250  00 


4512  51 


4400  00 


:-^3rt  08 

■||I7S  72 


.417  ,-0 


5204  00 
213  74 
112  51 


S        otP. 
80882  68 


112  51 


86770  17 


32fi  25 


SS700t^  42 


]•:.  >^  0  K 


Quebec,  3l5t  December,  1892. 


KowiN  PorK, 

Treasurer, 
Bi?liopric  EndoAvment  Fund. 


.'1 


■  j'!*J 


140 


Dr. 


THE  LOCAL  EXDOWMEXT  FUNDf^ 


I  f'^- 


IP  '. 

'■'  :■  ^  ^« 


i:  i.^* 


M 

1 


II 


IRO'J. 
Dec.   ai. 


Til  liiw'slmcnts  on   ain'ouiit   of  t'ullowiiiy  KmloW' 
men  I  F'iiikIs,  vi/,  : 


QrrnKc   ruAPEiRV. 


City  (if  .McMt.Tiil  I'crriifiiioiit  Stuck. 

Saull  Si.  Miirii'  liuiids  

Cit}'  of  Hiiiiiiltiiii      (1(1      

do     Slu'l'lll'dokc   do      

.Moiilrt'ii  I   llaihoi'       d<>     

I'owii  (>r  I'ort  A.'tlmr  liond.- 

Toronto  Moiijiauii' 


.\(roNVAi,i:. 

Citv  of  Brandon  Bonds., 

City  of  St.  John,  .V.  P..,  do     .. 

(^)unty  of  Allicrt  do     . 

l^ity  otSln'itiiookc  do     .. 

To^vn.-iliiii  of  Hi'fintford  do     ., 

Town  of  fort  .Vrtlinr  do 

Town  of  I'i'tcrlioidii(,fh  do 

Toronto  Mortgage        


Ascot  and  Wkstiu-iiv, 


Connty   of   Allicrt-   Honds 
Tow  n  of  fort  Arthur    do   . 
Town  of  i'ficrliorongli  do   . 

Toronto  .Mcirtna^ii! 

Sanll  St.  .Marie  IJonds 


Bkomi'tox. 


City  of  Brn.ndon        Bonds    ..., 

do       Slicriirookc     d( 

do       Hamilton         do     

County  of  .\lhe;t         do     .  ... 

Ijondon  U'l'st  do     

Town  of  Port  Artimr  do     

do         Petcrboi-ongh  Boinls. 


Toronto  Moi'tgjigc. 


.Montrt'al 


do 


BlRV. 


City  of  Brandon  Bond.'*  

Town  of  Petorborongh  Bonds., 

Toronto  Mortgage 

Montreal      do       


Carried  forward. 


$     cts. 


rm  no 

ItJdII  (HI 

17SI)  (III 

I'JdO  (Ml 

Idllll  0(1 

;.',i(i  (Id 

KHKI  (10 


S     rts. 


2.50  00 

200  no 

200  00 

f;oo  00 1 

108  00 

I'M)  00 

10(1  00 

.'iOO  00 


700 

00 

2.M1 

00 

1  .Mt 

00 

200 

(Id 

100 

110 

100 

00 

sod 

0(1 

2MI 

00 

200 

00 

1000 

(Id 

150 

00 

100 

00 

7(10 

00 

400 

00 

100  00 

ion  00 
fiOd  on 

4.i0  00 


r.'ii'.o  00 


21,iS   00 


1400  no 


.S700  no 


12.50  00 


Sl.i.'^iiS   00 


141 


IN  ACCOUXT  WITH  THE  TREASURER. 


6V. 


18!»2. 
Jan.   1  .. 
Dec.    :il. 


t.>n:i)i:c  (,'ii.U'Ki.uv. 


U\  Hiil.iiife 

ilt'Vi'llUl'  Ol'   tilt'    M'; 


77tis  1(1 


/), 


Paid   Itcctor  ct'St.   I'liul's 2i'.ii  0(1 

Ucctur  (it'  St.  I'cti'i's     

Uei'lor  ut'.Sl.  Miiltliow's 


ACTO.W  AI.E. 


•S 

(■ 

ts. 

i: 

1 

.'ill 

S(l 

2i 

(1 

0(1 

11 

.) 

Oil 

■ 

6 

(M) 

S     ct.s 


$       Cl3. 


400   00 


Jrtii.  1  ..  15v  nulauce. 
Dee.  ■U.. 


UevfiuiL'  ul'  tli(.'  }■( 


Ascot  amj  Westuuhy. 


.Jim.   1...  By  UalMncc 

Dec.  31..        Ufveiiih' ul'tLe  \  t" 


BliOMlTON. 


iOi:  31 
lis  -is 


7  •".08    10 


21(5j  79 


i.'-sns  10 

^!l     .'lO 


Jan.    1...  By  Balance.. '  :WW  S 


Dec.  31.. 


Keveiiue  of  the  year. 
Dr. 
Paid  Rev.  J.  C.  Co-x.... 


I'.'li  -lol 


38GG  10 
ISO  liO 


Jan.  1 ... 
Dec.  31.. 


Bl'RY. 


By  Brtlaiiee 

Revenue  ut'  tli  •  vf-ar, 


!       not  00 
1)2  jO 


Carried  forward. 


1119  (JO 


3iJ80  10 


1267   10 


§l592ti  69 


;«t 


m 


i 


142 


I>r. 


THE  LOCAL  ENDOWMENT  FUNDS 


|iH.-.-V 


B 


H^'  lit; 


.-'A  .i 


Due  ;{i., 


I'loiisilit  t'orwanl 


P.OI  111.     I.OIIH. 


(lity  of  lirriiiildii  lln'nls  

N'ill.'iu'i'  (iC  IlicliiiHiinl  l!oiiil-<. 
Tow  II  ut'  I'rtn  Ikuoii^Ii   iId 
Simlt  St.  .Maiie  IJninl.s 


(.'OATieciOK'i;    AND    I'AKI'Oltn. 


('ity  (if  Moiili'cal  rcriiMiu'iit  StmU. 

Siiiilt   St.    Aliiiic    Minnis  

( 'oiiiity  iif  AllnTi      ill)     

'r()\>ii  (if  I'l'.tli  (1(1     

City  of  II.iiiiiltDii      lid        

d(i       St.  Joliii,  N.  1;.,  Hoiid.s 

City  of  Uraiiddii  do     ...    .. 

Towii.-:lii|i  of  Ij.iiiilford      do     

Town  of  I'oit  Artliiir         (io     

Toioiito  .M(jitoa(i(! 

do  do         


CaI'K   CoVK  A.M>   Pl.UCK. 

Citv  of  .Moiitical  Teriiiiuai;!;!  Stoclc  . 

Sank  St.  .Ma;'i(.'    iJoiids 

County  of  .Mbert    do     

City  of  H.iiiiiltoii     do     

Tovvn  ot  i'cilli         do     

City  of  St.  J. dm,  X.  iJ.,  Bonds 

(Jity  ol  B.aiidon  do     

Towniiiip  of  iJiiuitfoi'd     do     

do            IN-'tirljoiougli  JJonds  .... 
Toronto  Moit<.'age   


ChaHLKSTON    Re(.T0I!V. 

City  of  Montreal  PoriuaiiL'tit  Slo:k... 

Siinlt  St.   .Marit- lj(ind< 

County  of  Alljcit  do     

City  of  Hamilton  do     

Citv  of  Brandon     do     

Town.sliif)  of  l>rantroi'd  ii(jiid.s  

Town  of  Pt'tc.hu/on.uli       do         

Village  ot  Hielmuiiid         do     

Toronto  Mortgage 


Chahlksto.n  Rectouy— (Special  Acconnt.) 
Tyronto  Mortgage 


Carried  forward, 


S      cts.'       $    ct«. 
$l.)H;iS  00 


lao 

on 

,')ait 

(Ml 

1  .Ml 

IK) 

1011 

00 

A(W 

Oil 

1  nil) 

nil 

811(1 

(III 

;;(i(i 

(111 

L'.'iO 

00 

1III1 

00 

111(1 

00 

3:in 

00 

'HH) 

••0 

7011 

(10 

yiiu 

00 

:',oo  (10 

1000  00 

•400  00 

21(1  (to 

:.'(io  00 

100  00 

iiU)  (Hi 

i,:,:\  (10 

•(.'jO  ()') 

2j0  00 


550  00 

lOOli  Oil 

f)00  00 

40(1  00 

100  00 

;!it(i  (10 

100  I 

500  00 

2.'>0  00 


S60  OO 


4580  00 


370;{  00 


;j:9o  00 


500  00 


$2021)1   00 


143 


IN  kCCOVm.~Co„tiNned. 


Cf. 


Jiui    1.. 
Due.  ;Ji 


Juti.   1... 


Jan.   I.. 
Dec.  ;U. 


Itiuujflit  toiwtinl 


S      i:\A. 


Moi  i!i;  r.oii.s. 


!y  linliiiHM' 

'I'liiii:'!''!'!'''!!     iVdiii      Aylwiii      liCj^ary 

Fiiml  '. '.. 

Ut'vi'iiUf  i»t  the  vcar 


(.'da  l'i<()(.iKi:  AM}  15  Aiiioiii). 

Ily  Halaiicc I.',  fj  W 

l{i;viMiiic  1)1  till'  Via:' 'Jt;,i  (I.) 


/)r.  , 

Paid  IJcv.  Caiioii  Foster IIH»  (10 

iiev.  (i.  11.  A.  .Miir.ay  100  ()t> 


S      cts. 


Cai'k  Cu\ic  AM)  l'i;!;t;K, 


ly  HalaiM-e 

Iie\eiiiie  ui  llie  yi 


2 1  I  8(1 


Dr. 
Paid  Rev.  W.  G.  Lyster, 


CllAHI-KSTO-N    RkCTOUY. 


Jan.    1  ..  Bv  I!nlaiu'o  


Dee.  :U.. 


K'everiiU'  ot  tin-  \  ear 

Coiitiibutioii  tVoni  the  aiijsiun 

Dr. 

Paid  Rev.  A.  Stevens 


■My.',  ?.'! 

21.)    :>3 

10  o;i 


CHAiaE-STuN  Rkctouv — !>Speciul  Account.)' 


Jan.   I...  By  Biilaiico 500  00 

Deo.  31..'        Revenue  of  the  year 2(i  2') 


Dr. 


Paid  Rev.  A.  Ste\ 
Carried  I'oivvard.. 


TIS  10 

(II  7.') 
■II   60 


$      <!t9. 


4^07    14 


L'OO    00 


3892  4: 


200   00 


a 'J  7  8  H'J 
200  00 


52(J  26 
20  25 


«24   ;i3 


1007   14 


:i(]'J2  45 


3778  89 


500  00 
S29;i29  52 


m 


>i 


r:i 


144 


Dr. 


THI^  LOCAL  ENOOWMLNT  FUNDS 


Y 


31, 


I;: 


\  S)t2. 

Dfc.;{i. 


lil'Ollnllt  IblW  111! 


("oMl'l'ciN. 


(.^IK'l)!'!'   Mili'tiiil^i'     

SilUll  M.   .M;ill«'  lloMils. 


rOOK;*IIIIlK. — St.    I'KTKIi's    ('lUliill. 


City  of  15raiiiiiiii  Hon. Is 

Tdiullto    Mm  t  u,!  ,j,. 

L(jii(!(iii  Wf- 1   liiiihls 

'l\)«  rislii)!  Ill'  l!;iiiiltiiiil    l!(iiii|- 

'I'oiUlild  Mdll^Mi^C     

Saull  sit.  Marie  limnl.s 


DliCMMOSDVII.I.K, 


("ity  of  UriiiidoM  lioii'l-; 

(y'ity  of  Moiiiicil  Tiriiiiiiiilili-  Slock. 

do     Shi.'il);()ol\f   lliinifs 

(.'oiiiity  of  Alln'i'l  c|(»     

To\vnslii|i  of  Tiny        do     

'  .ity  ot  .St.  .Juliii",  .\.   i!  ,  lioiid.s 

{..oil don  Wi'st 

Town  of  l^ort  .A  rtliuf 

do         P('ti'ili(ji(Miiiii 

Toronto  .Mo;t;;a^i' 

.■^iiull  Si.  .Marie  JJond-! ,. 


I)l  D.SUICI.L. 


(Jityol  Mrjitidon        Bonds 

City  of  SlK'i!)iookL'      d(j     

(/onnty  of  .Aibi'it        do     

Township  ot  firantfofil  IJond.s. 
Town  of  l^i'tt'il)oron;.:li      ilo 

Toronto  .MortuaLa' . 

.Saull  St.  Marie  Bonds 


Da.nvii.i.k. 

Citv  of  St.  John,  \.  li.,  lionds. 
Townshiji  of  Hiantfoi'd     do     .. 

T(jr()nto  .Moi'ti^aui'  

Saull  St.  Marie  liond.s 


Canied  forward 


$        .•1:^ 


'JiHIO   01) 
.MHIO   DO 


|(U) 

700 

;)II0 

I'.d 

lunii 

:;iio 

2,'ii)  on 

.too  on 

I  inn  ii(i 

TOO  on 

.jO'i  on 

100  00 

lono  00 

•100  oo| 

I'.iO  00 

000  00| 

100  00 


ion  00 

i;oo  00 

L'i'O  00 

L'TS  on 

].".n  00 

L'.^iO  00 

100  (Ml 


200  00 

•J7.S  (HI 

200  00 

100  00 


S     cl.s. 
2l)Jiil  00 


lOOo   00 


JTVl   UO 


COOO  00 


1(578  00 


778  00 


Sl\")0«  00 


14.*. 


Ii\   ACCOUNT.— Co;/////,/^y/. 


Or. 


I.S02, 
./nil.    I... 
Dec.  .11 


Jan,  1.. 
Deo.  .11. 


Jan.  1... 
Doc.  .31. 


Jan.  ]... 
Dec.  31. 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.   .31. 


Hioiiylil,  forwunl 

S     ets. 

,ii     ets, 

S2'J:;2U  52 

(.'oMl'TO.V. 

1 

1 
t 

Ity  Balain'c 

;;0I»0  1)0 
270  00 

Rcvciiiie  ot  till'  year 

lit. 

5270  ()( 

I'aiil  \\^^.\■   G.  fj.  Parker 

. 

270  00 

.•)U00  00 

COOK.SIIIIIE. 

I)}'  Halaiice 

:i'!i)  71 

iievcniie  of  the  year 

Dr. 

1 

Wm  0,3 

Paid  Rev.  A.  fl.  [Johertson 

200  00 

5797  fii 

DllLMMD.NDVll.M;. 

I5y  Halance 

Revenut;  ofthe  year 

.^Sr,2   90 

:]io  50 

r)203  40 

Dr. 

Paid  Rev.  F.  G.  Seott 

200  00 

C00.3  40 

DfDSWKLL. 

My  Balance , 

l,j.-),^  .30 
!)4  .30 

Revenue  of  the  yetir 

1G49  C6 

Danville. 

By  Balance 

772  10 
44  18 

Revenue  ofthe  j-ear 

81G  28 

Carried  forward ........  ...    

$48596  49 

% 


;'w-i' 


:i  I 


10 


140 


Dr. 


THE  LOCAL  ENDOWMENT  FUNDS 


'■'<:',  iii 


W''s--" 


.  •19 

I,  ;>;,"' 

m 


w 

i 


1892. 
Dec  31. 


Bioii^iiit  roiujii'd. 


Fk.AMI'TO.N. 


G\\y  of  .M<)iiti-('Ml   Pcfiiiiiiiciit  Stocli. 

('oiiiitv  ol'  All'crl  UdikLs. 

(lu 

(io  . 
do  . 
do 

do  . 
do     . 


(v'lty  ut  Sliciliiooke 

do       II:iiniltoii 

d(j       liiiUidoii 
Township  ol  liraiittdid 
Town  of  Poll  .Aitliiir 

<lo  I'ett'iboroiigli 

'I'(ji()nto  .Molt f^ii !;■(.' 

Siiuk  St.  .Millie  IJoiidH..., 


(Ja.'^I'j';  IJasi.v. 


(^ity  (if  I!,-;uidon  llond.s  

<i()       .Monti'cal  l'('iin;uiciit  tStock. 

Township  ol   Tiny  IJonds 

County  otAlhiMl  '        th)    

Villa<.':('ot  liichniond  (h>    

City  of  Ihuniiton        do 

Townsliip  of  linintf'oni  Kond.s.. 

Town  ot  Pcti'ilioi'iingli       do     

Toionto  .Moitu'aiic 

Siinll  St.  Marie'  l-Jonds 


("iKoiiiii-.vii.i.i; 


Town  ofl'ort  Aril 
(Jitv  ol  IJrandon 


•ir  IJoiids 
do     . 


lltKI..\Nl)    .\N1)    SoiTli    InVKKNKSS. 


City  oT  .Nfontrcal  I'crniancnt  Stock. 

Siinlt  St   .Marie  lionds 

Gonnty  ol' AltuTt       lo     

City  ot  Hamilton       do     

Town  of  I'ort.  Artiiui-  lionds 

Village  of  Jii(liiiiond        do     

Town  of  I'eterljorou^i'h    do        

Toronto  Mortjjauc 


KiN'ISKY, 


City  of  lirandon       Ponds 

do       Sherhrooke     do     

Comity  of  Aliiert        do     

<!ity  of  Ilaniilloii        do     

Townslup  of  liraiitford  Ponds 
Town  (;f  I'lderhoionjfli     ilo     . 

Toronto  JIort;^a<?e 

Sault  St.  .Marie  Bonds 


Carried  forward. 


S     cts. 


\HM)  no: 

Mill)  1)1)1 

oiii)  do! 

2,">i)  do! 

.■illl)  00' 

L".)7  DOJ 

I  IK)  IIOJ 

■lliO  Oil' 

Mill)  no 

I'liO  01) 


L'OO    00 
.0111)   Oi'l 


6011 

00 

llill 

00 

.0111) 

no 

MO 

no 

460 

on 

100 

on 

1.60 

nil 

lino 

on 

■\  .".0 

nn 

100 

00 

."00 

00 

600 

on 

Illl)  00 

:;6i)  00 

lull  no 

600  nn 

mo  00 

ODD  on 


150  on 

000   00 

too  I 

L'6I)    00 

;;7i  00 

2110  00 

Olio  no 

I'OO   00 


$     cts. 

4860b  CO 


0'M7   00 


."MO   00 


660  00 


:;g.)0  do 


3071   00 


§06906  00 


147 


IN  ACCOUNT.- Contiuved. 


Cf. 


Jan.   1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Jan.   1... 
\)w..   ■■'A. 


Jan.  1... 
Dei:.  ;;i.. 


Jan.   I  ., 
\)k-a'..  \\\. 


Jiin.  I... 
Dec.  31.. 


Brouglit  forward 

\   S    cts. 

$     Cts. 

$      Cts. 
')8,00()  V.) 

Fl!AMI'T().\. 

liy  lialaiice 

{\w.\-  0,-, 

\Wl  S2 

Utiveime  of  the  vear 

Dr. 

(j;):!!j  87 

Paid  Kev.  V.  Bovli,' 

2111)  00 

0739  87 

(3a.si>k  Basin. 

Bv  I5alancc 

321.^1  8H 

pji  ky:, 

K(n fiiUL'  of  ilie  viar 

3-139  Ul 

(jIkohckvillk. 

By  Balance  



'}'.»()  09 
20  .00 

Jievc'uue 

;'2IJ    1» 

li!i:r.ANii  AMI  SoiTn  I.wbknks.s. 

I'.v  Balance 

.'IdfiS    2,') 

387;!  no 

Iicvciine  (if  lln'  year 

21)0  2") 

Itv. 

Paid  Ki'v.  W.  (1.  i'',anlo(incr 

200  00 

3t)73  §0 

K  INC.  SKY. 

By  Balance 

2S!).".  34 
170  26 

Uevenne  of  the  voai' 

Carried  forward  ,■ 

I 

3063  «0 

$60033  50 

'f. 


148 


Dr. 


THE  LOCAL  ENDOWMENT  FUNDS 


Brouftlit  foiwiu'd. 


1892. 
Dec.  31.. 


Leed.s. 


;  til- 


City  of  liraniloii        Ronds  

do      Slierljiooke     do     

Conn ty  of  Albert        do    

City  of  Hamilton        do     

Ti)wn.sliip  of  Unintford  J3ond.s 

To\yii  of  P('tt'rbo'i>ngli      do    

Toronto  Mortf:;a;^e 

Sanit.St.  ?.Iarie  Bonds 


I  Liais. 

jCity  of  Montreal  Pcrnionent  Stock. 

'<      do'   Iliimilton  Bonds 

Town  oM'crth         do     

iCity  of  Brandon      do     


Township  of  JJrantford  Bonds 
Town  of  I'eti-rhoroiigli      do 

Toronto  Mortf^arfo 

Sault  Ht.  Marie  Bonds 


LotnSKVlM.K. 


Montreal  Mortjraere.... 
Sault  St.  Marie  Bonds. 


M.\[,iiAiic  AM)  Poi.NT  St.  Pktku. 


City  of  Brandon        Bonds... 
do      Slicrljrooke       do     .. 
County  of  A 1  he  it  do     .. 

City  of  Hamilton  do     .. 

Townsliij)  of  Brantford  Bond 
Town  of  Peterborough      do 

Toronto  Aiortgago 

Sault  St.  Marie  Bond.s 


lUAOOS. 


City  of  Brando"     Bonds 

do      Hamilton      do     

Townshii)  of  Brantford  Bonds. 
Town  of  Port  Arthur       do 

Toronto  .^!o^tfrage 

Sault  St.  Marie  Bonds  


MEI.IiOUliM-;  AND    RlCllMOM). 


City  of  Brandon  l)0nd3. 

do       Hamilton  do     . 

Town  of  Port  Arthur  do     . 

Toronto  Mortgage 

Montreal        do       

Sault  St.  Mario  Bonds 


Carried  forward. 


$  cts, 


100  00 

coo  00 

400  00 
2iJ0  0(1 
203  00 
200  00 
:!50  00 
100  00 


1;>0  00 

2r.o  00 

100  00 


2:")0 

00 

■till 

00 

;!oo 

0(1 

2;)0 

00 

200 

00 

4;M) 

00 

100 

00 

l.',0 

00 

(iOO 

00 

600 

00 

2,")0 

00 

;^'.t'.» 

0(1 

:!oo 

00 

TOO 

00 

200 

00 

.>00 

CO 

100 

00 

ii:'. 

00 

100 

00 

500 

00 

2400 

00 

ino 

00 

400 

00 

100 

00 

l.iO 

00 

450 

00 

100 

00 

$0 


8  ct.s. 
.0900  00 


, 


2203  00 


2210  00 


■,0  00 


3009  00 


4013  GO 


1300  00 


$79341  CO 


140 


IN  ACCOVl^T.— Continued. 


Cf. 


1.S92. 
Jan.  1... 
Dec. 31.. 


an.  1... 

i.)cc.   31. 


Jan  1.... 
Dec.  31.. 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Jan.   1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Bronjrbt  forward 

S    cts. 

$     cts. 

%    cts. 
$66033  56 

Leeds. 

Jiv  lialaiicc 

2089  24 
125  05 

Revenue  of  the  j'cur 

2214  29 

Levks. 

I'lV  Balance 

205!)  49 
134  48 

Revenue  of  llic  vear 

2193  97 

L0i71SEVn,I.E. 

Hv  Balance 

618  94 
27  50 

Revenue  of  the  vear 

546  44 

Mam!aie  .^nd  Point  St.   Picteh. 

Hv  Balance 

2030  44 
173  44 

;  Revenue  of  the  \var ' 

.. 

3109  88 

Macoc. 

J5v  I^alance 

3443  45 

5r.2  0(1 
I'.C.  53 

4200  OS 

E.state    late  Henry  Magce,     Esq.,     en 
account  

Revenue  of  the  \ear 

• 
Dr. 

Paid  Rev.  R.  C.  Tambs  

150  00 

4050  OS 

Meluoirnf  iNii  RiciiMoxn. 

Bv  Balance 

1230  82 

67  87 

Revenue  of  the  year 

1 

1 
Carried  foiward '.' 

129S  69 

$79447  81 

* 

1 

> 

1 

Ay 


m 


m 


'>'!*! 


Iff 


!li 


i 


150 


Dr. 


THE  LOCAL  ENDOWMENT  FUNDS 


*-'>>■ 


1S92. 
Dec.  :i].. 


s^^r 


Broujiht  forward. 


M.w:i'ALKx  Islands. 


City  "f  lianiiltoii  nomls 

Townslii))  of  IJraiitl'ord  Jiuiul? 
Town  of  roterborough     do 

Toronto  .\  ottiiairc 

Sault  St.  JNIaiif  ]!oiuls  


iWurni  !:•.  \  Kif.Mjss. 


City  of  Jlainillou  Bonds 

Sault  St.   -Marie         do     

City  of  Mouti'cal  Stock 

County  of  Allicrt  luimls 

Town  of  l\'ti'il)()iougli  Ijouds. 
City  of  IJrandon  dt)     . 

London  West  do     . 

Town.diii)  of  Hrantloid     do 

Toronto  .Mo:''^;a^'c 

do  do         


NKW    JjIVKUI'OOL. 

City  of  Monttcal  rcrnianent  Stock 

do      Slioihi'ooke  l!(nids 

do      Jlaniilt(jn         do     

do       Jiiandon  do     

do      J'oit  Artliur    do     

do       l*clerlioroii<i|i  Bonds  

roronto  -Moi't  jiau'c 

Suull  St.  Marie  Bond?; 


XlCW    CaUM.'^I.K     AM)    I'ASl'lilliAC. 

Townsliip  of  Tiny  Bonds 

Sault  St.  .Marie  do     

(Jity  of  Monti'Oal — Permanent  Slo.k 

('ounty  of  Albert    Bond.s 

t'ity  of  llaniilton       do     

Town  of  Perth  uo     

[jondon  \Ve?t  ilo 

Town  of  I'eterborough  Bonds 

do        i'ott  Artinir        do    , 


POHTXKIK, 

ToAvn  of  Levis  Bonds 

('onnty  of  Albert    Bond.s 

(^ity  of  Hamilton      do     

Town  of  Perth  do     

(^ity  of  Brandon        do     

Town  of  I'ort  Arthur  JJonds... 
do        P(  terborongli   do    ... 

Toronto  .Morttrajic 

Sault  St.  I\Iarie  Bonds 


Carried  forward. 


cts. 


4e0 
L^.l 

mo 

•11)0 

ino 


00 
00> 

go: 

00, 
00 


260  00 
400  00 
100  00 

:;oo  00 
;ioo  01) 

100  00 

:ioi)  00 
;i42  on 

100   00 
1200  00 


100  (Id 

100  0(1 

2.')(i  0(1 

.'{.)()  DO 

200  00 

.•'.OO  00 

100  00 


IIHIO    00 

TiOO  00 
I. jo  (10 
.JOO  00 
too  00 
200  0(1 
.jOO  00 
400  0(1 
1..0   (10 


1000  00 

400  00 

250  00 

200  00 

H50  00 

rM)  00 

.'500  00 
4.^0  00 
200  00 


$       Cts. 
70.311   00 


I 


II jl   00 


;'KS<,t2  00 


1950  00 


■Ai^UO  00 


noon  00 


S9:iT84  00 


* 


151 


IN  ACCOJJ^T. -Conlimied. 


Cr. 


1S92. 
Jiin.  1.... 
Dec.  31. 


Jan.  1.. 
Dec.  31 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Jan.  1.. 
Dec.  31. 


Biuugbt  Ibrwiird 

$    cts. 

$    'cts. 

$     cts. 
S79447  81 

MA(inAi.EN  Islands. 

! 

IJv  IJaiuiicc 

1122  92 
65  06 

HeveniU' ol  the  year 

1187  DS 

XoiiTli    I.WERNKSS. 

By  IJaldnce 

i  3870  07 
'     228  02 

4098  09 

Keveniie  of  tlie  year 

JJr. 

Paid  Rev.  P.  Roe 

200  CO 

• 

3898  09 

Nkw  LivEiii'oni.. 

By  Balance 

1823  52 
119  5(1 

Revenue  of  the  yeai' 

1943  02 

\i;\v  Caiilisi.k  anh  Paspeuiac. 

By  Balance 

Revenue  of  the  year 

3763  n 
221   50 

3984  61 

Dr. 

Paid  Rev.  E.  B.  Husband 

200  00 

3784  61 

PORTNEUF. 

By  Balance 

3144  06 
212  37 

Revenue  of  the  year 

3C56  43 

Carried    orward.. 

$93917  94 

,1 

I 


m 


I 


I  M 


152 


Dr. 


THE  LOCAL  ENDOWMENT  FUNDS 


I'f : 


f.  ;»■ 


181)2. 
Dec.  31. 


Brought  forwiinl 

Kivij.iii;  uv  Loll-  (k.n  Uas) 


City  of  Brandon  ]5oik1s 

do     St.  Joan,  N.B.,  Bonds 

Toronto  MortgaL,'e 

Montreal        do       

yault  yt.  iMarie  Bonds  


St.    SYLYKSTi:ii. 


City  ofBrandon      Bonds 

Townsliip  of  Tiny    do     

Sault  St.  Marie  do 

City  ol'. Montreal — I'ernianuiit  Stoci\. 

t'ounty  of  Albert  Bonds 

City  ol  lianiiltoii     do     

(i'o       St.  .loiiii,  X.  B.,  Bonds 

Town  ol  I'ort  Avtiiiir  do     

do         Pc'tt;il)orotiy'li       do     

Toronto  Mortf'aj't* 


Sandy  Bdai'ii. 


City  of  Sherbrooke  Bonds. 


do     Montreal  Pernia'  cut  Stock 


Township  of  Tiny   Bonds 

County  of  Albert        do     

City  of  Hamilton        do     

Town  of  Port  Arthur  do     

do        Peterborough  Bonds 
Toronto  Mortgage 


SlIKiAWAKE. 


Citv  of  Brandon  Bonds 

Jo      .Montreal  Peii.ianent  Stoek. 

Township  of  Albert  Bunds 

Town  of  Perth  do     

City  of  Hamilton        dt)     

Town  ot  Peteiborougli  Bonds 

London  West  do      

Town  of  Port  .\rthur        do     

Toronto  .Mort 


ii^ie 


o"b 


Staxstead. 


City  of  Hamilton  Bonds 

Town  of  Port  Arthur  Bouds^ 
Toronto  .Mortgage 


Carried  forward. 


$ 


ets. 


100  (10 

L'oo  no 

200  00 
7.50  00 
100  00 


1 .'.() 

00 

1(11)1) 

00 

500 

00 

L'iO 

00 

:iO() 

00 

2.-)0 

(10 

100 

00 

•100 

00 

400 

00 

40U 

00 

S       cts. 
S'J3784  00 


1360  00 


700  00 
5^)0  00 
600  00 
300  00 
260  00 
(i60  00 
200  00 
650  00 


260 

00 

400 

00 

2(10 

00 

200 

(iO 

140 

00 

400 

00 

600 

00 

360 

00 

400 

00 

3750  00 


3700  00 


400  00 

2;i00  00 

UOO  00 


2840  00 


3600  00 


!?10!)02l  00 


153 


IN  ACCOV^T.— Continued. 


Or; 


1892. 

Jan. 

1.. 

Dec. 

31.. 

Jan. 

1... 

Dec. 

31.. 

JJroiiglit  forward. 


$    cts. 


lilVIKIIE  Df  LoL'P  (k.\   F'.AS) 


By  Hiilance 

Revenue  of  tlie  year., 


St.  Svi-vester. 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  31.. 


By  Balanop ^figo  46 

Revenue  of  the  year 214  25 


JJr. 
Paid  Rev.  G.  J.  Sutherland. 


Ra.ndy  Beach. 


r?y  ]?a!anee  |  3709  53 

Revenue  of  the  year 223  38 


Br. 
Paid  Rev.  G.  T.  Harding., 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  81. 


Jan.  1... 
Dec.  31.. 


Shioawake. 


By  Balance 

Revenue  of  the   vcar. 


Stavstead. 


By  Balance  ;  ,3541  13 

JlcTcnue  of  the  vear j  209  25 


$       cts. 


1284  51 
67  60 


3894  71 


!>0   00 


3952  91 
200  00 


1649  77 
159  05 


$       Cts. 
$93917  94 


Dr. 


Paid  Rev.  W.  T.  Forsythe. 


Carried  forward. 


3750  38 
180  00 


1352  01 


3844  71 


3752  91 


2809  42 


3570  38 


S109247  37 


!■  •  -ill 


154 


|':;4'^. 


Br 


THE  J.OCAL  EiNDOWMENT  FUNDS 


,ifl 


•14V 


v^i^ 


IS!  (2. 

Dec.  :51. 


Brought  ibrwiml 


TllHKK    RlVEllS. 


City  of  IJaiiiillon  lionds 

do  do  do    (Water  Works)., 

County  of  Albert     ilo     

City  o't'SJierbrooke  do     

do      Montreiil  I'eiiiiiincut  .Stock 

do  do        Terminable    do     


Toronto  Mortgage. 


Upper  Durham  and  L'Avi;m){. 


City  ot'Sherbrookc  Doiuls...  , 

do     Hamilton         do     .... 

County  of  Albert        do     ...., 

City  01  Brandon  do     

do        FeteiborouL!;li  IJonds 


Toronto  Morti^age 

Montreal        do       , 

Wauit  iSt.  Marie  Bonds, 


Balance — Cash  on  deposit  in  t!ie  Savings  Depart- 
inent  of  the  Union  Jiank  of  Canada, 
bearing  interest  (ID  I  p.  c 


cts. 


$        ets 
]01)(I21  0(1 


i;:s(i  (10 

ll'O  (10 

1^00  00 

W'l)  (10 

:m\  00 

ooo  CO 


487i  00 


(iOO  00 
250  00 
200  00 
2.".0  00 
2iO  00 
2.00  (10 
,')0l)  00 
100  01) 


2J0tl  00 


1102!)!)  00 


275  48 
$110574  48 


"We,  the  undersigned,  liave  "xfimined  the  Accounts  and  VoucFiers  of  the  above 
Fund,  and  have  verified  the  Securities,,  and  found  the  whole  correct. 


Quebec,  24tli  January,  1S!)3. 


J.  A.  J!KAnv,    i^^"'^^ 


J.  R.  H.  White 


tors. 


P 


ISf) 


IN  ACCOV'NT. —  Contimted. 


Cr. 


18'J2. 
Jan.   1... 
Due.  31.. 


.Ian.   I.. 
Dec.  31. 


lirousht  forward. 


$    cU. 


TlIHKE  RlVKRS. 


I!y  15alaiict;  .|<,»;!4  7;) 

Kcveniie  of  tlieyear 1     2110  7,j 


/)r. 

Paid  Uev.  11.  C.  ^'tuart. 


ll'l'Kli     UlIUl.VM     AMI    L'AVK.MK. 


V>\'  Halaneo  

Kevciuie  of  the  year 


8  Ct3. 


E.  &  0.  E. 


S       ctf>. 
10'J247  37 


u1':M  4.'<I 


29;')  8'J 


L'id  38 


4y:iy   o!t 


2391    ')2 


$116574  48 


Quebec,  31sl  Deccmher,  1Si»2. 


Edwin  Pope, 

Treasurer. 
Clerffy  Trust  Fund. 


i&isri 


^11 


156 


List  of  Securities  hkld  by  tiik  Clergy  Trust  Com- 
mittee, DeCE-MHER  olST,    1802. 


Name  of  lavi'stimiit. 


[Jilt  I'.      Wuiuri's. 


'(.V, 


pi.3 


i  #4V 


l.::^^4 


•  ■■'■:■, 


Bonds  and  Stin'k.s ; 

Ali.crt 

Keilin  

Hiaiidon  

do      

Br.'intford 

iiroc'kville 

Chiitiiiun 

Hnlifiix 

IJfiniiltun  

Kin<;ston 

liCvis ... 

London  West   

Montreal  

do        

do        Harbor — 

Oxford 

Perth  County 

Perlli  Town 

do  

Peterboro  

Port  Arthur 

Quebec   

liiclimond,  N  S 

Richmond,  Ont 

!St.  Jolm,  N.H 

Sault  !St.  Marie 

tihelburne,  X.S  

Sherbrooke  

do  Gas 

Thiy 

Tnronto  Street  KailwHy 

Windsor T.. 

Winnipeg 


Mortfrages : 
Quebec  ..., 
Toronto  .. 
Quel)ec .... 
Toronto  ., 
do       .. 
Beaujiort 
Toronto  .. 
Somerset 
Montreal 
Toronto  .. 
Quebec  ... 
Beauport 
Toronto... 
do       ., 
do     -.., 


Amount. 


(; 
(i 
7 
5 
U 
ti 
f) 
.5 
ft 

<; 
« 

7 

7 

f'.i, 

(■>" 

(> 

7 

."( 

() 

I) 

7 

5 

f) 

() 

5 

[) 

(i 

C, 
(i 
0 
6 


18!);;  to  liiof) 

'  IMM 

I  KldS 

r.i2L' 

Ann.  to  lOdS 

IS'.IH 

$2.5(1  ann. 

"SI I,  '\):>  J!c'W 

1  Sil.) 

18!I7 

I'.MIl 

IMIS 

IMIC) 
Stock 

l.sit4 

1  SHiJ 

lS!);i 
Ann.  to  180(1 
Ann.  to  I'JUT 

l.'^US 

lMt.i 

Sloek 

IS'.IS  to  I'JO'J 

1  ',1  i  0 

lill,5 

1!J!1 

S2i,iO  ann. 

18',i.l 

isit;i 
ls'.)4 
1<.)|  I 
18'Jl  it  ISDfi 
l"JO(i 


I 


5 

1H'.)7 

a,l 

180(5 

.') 

I8ij;i 

■^1 

18!)() 

(i 

IS!);. 

(i 

IS!).". 

■>\ 

lSi)7 

(i 

IS!);; 

6 

1  s;»  t 

"^  1 

1R!)7 

(> 

18!).^ 

(i 

18!)  4 

j.\ 

i.8;)5 

M 

1S!)7 

:d 

lyJG 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 

0(1 
00 
CO 
00 


2:51(10 
b:W2 
8.">00 
COOO 
.".2(il 
10(10 
.■.00 

:;ooo 
;i8M0 
ll)lt;(i  (57 

2000   00 
•1000 

.•;ooo 

!),")(l(l 

cooo 
•Jiooo 

20(10 

•t!)00 

7.500 
lOddii 
lOOdO 

.•idOO 

IddO 

2000 

;;oo() 
i.-.ooo 

4()()0 
1!»I00 

.5000 

lOdOO 

."(IIIO 


70(uj 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
•  '0 
00 
dO 


■IdOO  00 

loddo  00 

-1000  00 

;;doo  00 

0500  00 

I, ".()()  00 

200(1 

210;! 

;;odo  (10 

(i.'idd  dO 

2ddd  dd 

17dO  0(1 

7000  ro 

KidOO  00 

5000  do 


10   ()(> 
0 


Quebec,  31st  December,  lst)2. 


S:5j59(h8_7  1; 

EinVlN    POI'E, 

Treasurer, 
Clergy  Trust  Fund. 


U1 


List  of  Si:i'Uiirni<:s  uvaa)  wy  thk  (Jiiuitcii  Sociktv, 
Decemuhu  ;]l8T,  1892. 


Xiiiiic  of  Invc-tiiiciil. 


Riit( 


IJomls  an,,  .  jtock.- 


Allicit,  X  1} 

I!.(.ckvill(; 

15raii(i()ii 

(I.)         

('niic  I!r('t(»ii 

Illlluilldll 

I\inj;'sl(jii    

Ijcvis  

.Ma.-siu.'iiipi  Nallcy  l.'iiilway. 

.Moiiiical   liaiik  .". 

.Mi)iilic;il  Ully  

<lo  

(^•uci'iis,  X.S 

•  ^iH'licc  ( !as  ("o 

St.  .loliii.  N.r. 

Slicrli.ookc 

II.  Olliiwa  liiipiovciiu'iit  (U) 

Windsor 

W'ii'ji'harn 

\\'iiini|i('g 


MortSiific.-; 


Tdionto 

<lu       

lio       

Slicrlirooko 

Srurhoro 

Quebec 

'l"();'()iit()  

l''raiiii)t()ii... 
Valeaitier. ., 

(^)iu'l)e(;   

Toronto 

do 
Montreal.  .., 


Muturus. 


Amuiiiit. 


i 

1      i; 

I8!M  to  1900 

S    2:.l)()  1)1) 

!     (1 

lt<!)S 

,'<Olll)    01) 

1        7 

1IHI8 

l.)(l()  00 

.) 

11)22 

liillll)  00 

.') 

is<.);;  to  ioi»!) 

1 22.00  00 

*; 

1  .Ml  t 

ISlT.'i  33 

('> 

IS'.k; 

tM')fi  00 

(1 

IMDI 

2000  00 

;< 

Stock 

100  00 

1 

('o 

1000   00 

1         t 

•  lo 

8000  00 

',        11 

]  soc 

000  00 

.') 

SISO  ,nin. 

t:i2o  00 

St(jck 

•100  00 

i; 

i:ti.") 

2000  00 

1) 

1  .S'H 

i:!loo  00 

:i-i 

18i)8  to  1!)0() 

10000   00 

Ci 

1 !)()!) 

SOOO  00 

(i 

IS'.I'.I 

SOOO  00 

,) 

lillHi 

;;700  00 

5.'. 

is!t: 

1000  00 

r>,\ 

IS!M'. 

t):ioo  00 

^>!, 

IH'.u; 

8000  CO 

c> 

1  SI)  i 

4000  00 

r..', 

ISDO 

4000  00 

.■") 

IMII 

TjOOO  00 

(■) 

IStl;') 

:]:An)  oo 

200  00 

5 

1 S!),'! 

:'.40  00 

T) 

lSi)4 

4800  00 

o.l 

l.^ilK) 

;iooo  00 

5.4 

8'.)t) 

4000   00 

5 

l^!)a 

l.')")00  00 

$175449  99 

Quebec,  31st  December,  1S9: 


Edwin  Popb, 
Treasurer, 

Church  Society. 


158 


m' 


£h\ 


THE  GENERAL  FUND  OF  THE 
IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


■.g^' 


If'.  ,',;,• 


I 


l4 


1S92. 
December  31 


To  Grnrit  for  tin;  EiJuontion  of  tlio  Cliildrcn  of 
the  Clcij^y  


"  Grants  fonnitriid  to: — 

U(!V.   (;.  tl.  IJiook^  

hov.  O.  (}.  Xicoll.s 

Ruv.  G   J.  l-iiilherlaiii] 
Rev.  n.  A.  Brooke 


"  Grant  to  ('Inircli  IJiiililiny — 

(Jliurcli,   .Malliiiie 

I'ui'rfoiiiig't.',  Sainly   IK'ncli., 
do         \\  iiidsor  Mills. 


"  Expenses  St.  Francis  District 


''  Sccrotiiry  for  postfi^i' 

"  Trciisiut'r  for  tclcfrrjniis,  [)ostii;;o,  <fcc 

"  Printing?  Aiitiiiiii  IJcporls 

"         "         .liihilcc  I'liniphlct 

"         "         MiscclhuH'ows 

"  Guaraiitte  (y(»iii[)aiiy 

"  Sundries,  including  stationery,   express,  &c. 


"  Salary  of  Secretary. 

di>  Treasurer 

"  lialunce  


ets. 


j(ll)  DO 

IIMI  (II) 

101)  III) 

1110  00 


100  no 
loo  00 
100  00 


;!l)  02 

i:t  10 

.{(i;!  70 

III  no 

15  .00 

;;?  .oil 


$    cts. 

51)  tj;> 


•100  1)0 


JOO  Ot> 


(    1^ 


CIS   10 

.iOO   00 

100  00 

2107   6H 

$:5yo;i  :i- 


m 


iriO 


DIOOKSAN  ('[lURCII  SOCIETY,  QUKBEC, 
Tilb:  TREASURER. 


Or. 


1HD2. 
January       1 


liy  nulaiu'o 

"  Siil)Si'ii|itioti-)  for  ISOl— detailed  on  pii;xu  223 
of  Itepoittor  IS'JI ' 


"  Subscriptiotis  imd  collections  : — 

('ily  o|(,^h1)CC 

St.  Fiiiiiiix  District 

M(M;;iiilic    r)istri(,t 

(■a^pe  l)istiii;t  


iHlKi. 
Jfiiiuarv       1 


"  IntiM't'st  (I'l   liiv  stiiiciil.s  

Received  Ibi'  tioiiinl  eDpies  of  reports. 


l>y  iJalaiiei 


S     '  t.s. 


$         Cl9. 
17H3  01 

5.1  50 


lo;jo  I .., 

;  •  I' 
'I  ■  ',  I 


ir.t'    ,'2 

■;«.;  15 

7  00 


$3953  :i8 
$21(m-  68 


m 

;;P 

'1,  •  ';, 

K  ■\:'k 


m-^-^ 


i:  £■ 


BJ'  -', 


v;-:; 


i€^ 


t>r. 


160 

THE  MISSION  FUND  OF  THE 
IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


1892. 
Dec.  :5l. 


To  Paid  Honorary  Treasurer  of  Diocesan  Board,  bcitifr  revenue 
oftiicyear 


$      cts. 
4717  01 


$4747  61 


Dr. 


THE  PENSION  FUND  OF  THE 
IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


1802. 
December  ?>\ 


To  Pensions  paid  during  tlio  yaw  :— 

Hev.  iM.  Ker,  D.D.,  VI  nioiitlis  

Rev.  Joliii  Kernj),  B.D.,  Vl  moiiilis.. 
Rev.  T.   S.  (;hai)niiin,  U.K.,  Vl   nios 

Rev.  T.  L.  Ball,  M..\.,  VI  niontii.s 

Rev.  E.  (J.  Parkin,  12  nionili.s 

Rev.  F.  A.  Sniitli,  12  months 


"  Balance. 


$  CtS.j      §         cts. 

4no  onj 

000  00 
\',U{]  OS  I 
410  OO' 
()00   0(1 

ii;?  •:,'!' 


2;')  10  00 
(5070  44 

88JS0  44 


161 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY, 
THK  TREASUREK. 


1892.     I 
Dec.   31.  By  Amount   of  puhscriptions  for  1891,  detailed    on 
puirc 'J'i.';  of  Repoit  for  KM)]  


"  Interest  on  Investments. 


"  Offertories  and  subscriptions  : — 

!St.  James'  Cliurcli,  Cacouiia 507  15 

City  of  Quebec 22(51  26 

St.  Francis  District  /Nssociation 347  (i4 

Mcgantic         do  do        '      87  73 

Gusiic  do  do        '      51  03 


Cr. 


$      cts. 
14  25 


3317  81 
1415  55 


$4747  «I 


^*Ko  'W 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY, 
THE  TREASURER. 


1802. 
January  1... 


December  31 


By  Balance 

'"'  Pension  Investment  Acct.  being  Investments 

f)aid  dnriniT  ibeycar 

"  Amounts  received  on  account  of  1891,    de 

tailed  on  folio  'J23  of  ive])ort  I'or  18U1 

"  Offertories  ami  Subscriptions  :  — 

St.  James'  Ciuircli,  Cacouna...  , 

OityofQnebec 

St.  Francis   District  Association.  ... 

Jk'sanlic  do  do        

Gaspe  do  do         — 


Interest  on  Investments 


1892. 
December  31 


Balance  for  Investment,  brought  down. 


n 


S    cts. 


41  60 

538   18 

15«  OP) 

81  52 

47  27 


Cr. 


$     cts. 

2194  21 

1620  00 
4  50 


1867  63 
2894   10 

§8580  44 


$6070  44 


11 

alii 


Jill 


;l 


1  1 

iti«l 

"^ 

;: 

■M 

■;-;.! 

1 . 

■H 

t 

(^.^■■,. 

1 

•ii^'v. 

(■: 

.:•;  ■'■*' 


162 

Dr.      THE  WIDOWS'  AND  ORPHANS'  FUND  OF  THE 

IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


1892. 
Dec.  31. 


To  Annuities  paid  as  under,  viz  : — 

■\Vidow  of  the  Rev.  J.  Dalziel 

do        do        do    H.  P.  Mansbiidge. 


do 
do 
do 
do 

do 

do 

do 


do        do    W.  C.  Merrick 

do        do    J.Simpson 

do        do   J.  Torrance 

do        do    W.  S.  Vial,  (and  cliild 
for  six  monts  .   ... 

do        do    A    J.   Wool ryclie  and 
two  children 

do        do   J.  IT.  Jenkins  and  four 
children 

do        do    E.  G.  Ward  (si.K  mon'e 


Daughter  of  Eev.  G.  V.  ITousmnn  (nine 
months; 


"  Balance. 


cts. 

2on 

00 

100 

00 

400 

00 

300  00 

200 

00 

425 

00 

500 

00 

500  GO 
200  00 

56  25 

2981  25 

I       6016  60 


S-(i!i7  S5 


Ik 


163 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 
THE  TREASURER. 


Cr. 


g. 


1892. 
Jan.  1. 
Dec.  31. 


25 

60 


85 


Dec.   31, 


B\'  Balance  

"  Invostment  Account,,  being  inves-tments  paid  dur 

injr  till'  yar   

"  Annual  Subscriptions  from  Clerrrynien,  viz  : — 

JJev.  T.  A(1am.«,  (two  years)  

do    W.   Adcock  

do     A   J.  Balfbnr  

do     IT.  A.  HroDke 

do     C.  II.  Brooks 

do    J.  C.  Cox , 

do    J.  B   I)ebl)aj^e 

do     II.  A.  Dickscin    

do     W.  (t.  Faiilconer    

do     W.  T   Forsytiie  

do     IJ..  J.  Fotliergill  

do    II   S.  Fuller  

do    Thos.  W.  Fyles   

do     I).  Horner 

do     K.    K.Husl.and  

do     \j.  V.  Larjvicre , 

d')     C}   H.A.Murray  

do     S.  Biope!  '. 

do    \.  (t.  Robertson  , 

do    J.  Bothera 

do    Tliomas  Budd  

do     F.  (i.  Scott 

do     II.  C.  Stuart 

do     G.   B    Waltorri.  

do    Edwin  Weary 

do    T.  A.  Williams 

do    II.  Wrigbt 


''  Subscriptions  :— 

City  of  Quebec    

St.  Francis  Dif^trict. 
MeLmntic        do 
Gasp6  do 


"  Interest  on  Investments, 


"   Balance, 


?cts 


11  eo 

o  no 

6  oil 


o 
7 
10 
7 
5 
5 
h 
h 
b 
9 
5 
5 
6 
5 
6 
.5 
5 
6 
5 
5 
5 
5 
6 
5 


no 

3(1 
fio 

on 

00 
00 
00 
00 
40 
00 
00 
00 
60 
20 
30 
00 

so 

00 
00 
90 
60 
(10 
.^0 
00 


174  26 

77  95 

16  45 

2  00 


S    ots. 
1718  25 

2460  00 


162  15 


270  65 

4386  80 


$8997  85 


S601B  CO 


1^ 

i;  si  -  , 

HIjI 

1 

W'lj'l 

Dr. 


164 

THE  DErOSITORY  FUND  OF  THE 
IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


181)2. 
Jaritiaiy       1 
Ueceuibcr  31 

Tu  Bdlance  

"  Kemittunces  to  Enjrland  for  Books 

"  Duty,  Fi'ciglit  and  otlier  cliacges  on  Hooks... 

"  Siibsciiptiuiis  for  IS'Jl  to  S   F.  C.  K.,  for  the 

l*i"(";i(lL'nt  and  Secrotai'v 

S   cts. 

77   -.'A 
2-J3  fiO 

2;i  48 

10  24 

S  00 
80  00 

$    cts. 

"  Royal    Insnrance   Company,    Premium    for 
Insuring' .S800. (10  t«»  i:uh  July,  1893 

"  MisB  Wooil,  salary  for  1892 

"  Balance 

442  f)B 
55  46 

$408   12 

•a 


I"  a 


Dr. 


THE  FUND  FOU  THE  EDUCATION 

IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


^m 


1892. 
December  31 

To  Grants  to  the  following  ;— 

Rev.  F    Bovle 

§    cts. 

1(50  (10 
00  00 

180  OO 
(5(1  0(1 
M  0(1 
4U  (10 

•S       Cts. 

Mrs.  Vial  ." 

Rev.  J.  Rotliera 

do    J.  1'.  Richmond  

do    T.  Binviock 

do    Canon  Foster  

,560  00 

• 

SofiO  00 

■:1I 


165 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY, 
THE  TREASURER. 


192. 
Deci   ibet-Sl 


1 892. 
December  ol 


By  Proceeds  salus  of  Books  during  the  year. 


Balance. 


Ct. 


%  Ct9. 

498  12 


$498  12 


55  46 


m\ 


!*■' 


;'•' 


n 


m 


T9  \Y\*     *  ■  "* 


OF  THE  CHILDREN  OF  THE  CLERGY, 
THE  TREASURER. 


1892.         I 

December  31  By  dniiit  from  General  Fund 

'"'  Donation  from  Robert   Hamilton,  Esq.,  being 
half  amount  of  grants  to  the  Clergy 


S      Ct3. 


"  Subscrijjtions  ; — 

City  of  Qiiebpc 

St.  Fi'ancis  District  Aisoc'aiioii. 
Mcaantic  do  do 

Gaspe  do  do 


212  00 

2  0.5 

5  10 

1  00 


Cr. 


$  Ct9. 

59  85 
280  00 


220   15 


*:'G0  00 


.«" 


li"  i'-**'' 


B,  -0 


mi 


^'m 


Dr. 


166 

THE  EDUCATION  FUND  OF  THE 
IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


1802. 
Dec.  31. 


To  Grants  to  Teaclieis,  viz 
Uourg  Louis  No   1, 


do        do  2, 

do        do  ;J, 

Oape  Covo  1, 

do  2, 

Sandy  Beach 
Yoik  River 
Ilaldiniand 
Htanslead 
Heniidou 
West  Frampton 
Portneuf 
Marbleton 
Magdalen  Islands 
Labrador,  bait  gmnt  of  1892. 


12  months 
12 

G 

2 

2 

18 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
18 

0 

0 


"  Paid  R.  Rogers,  collecting  subscriptions 
"  Uulauce 


$        Ct3. 

•IG  OO 
4()  00 
12  SO 
10  00 
(>  40 
44  80 
:V2  00 
■.',2  00 
(50  00 
.•{2  00 
liO  40 
44  80 
20  00 
24  00 
80  00 


Ct8. 


521  20 


129  08 


SC54  83 


:  i'ik 


167 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 
THE  TREASURER. 


Cr. 


ts. 


1892. 
Jan.  1 
Doc.  ;^ 


I. 


20 
U8 


83 


1892. 
Dec.  31. 


By  Ralancp 

"  Grant   from   Culonial   and   Continental  Cliurch 

Society.  X'Sl) 

"  Subscriptions  in  tlie  City  ot'Qnohoc  :— 

Andrews,  Hon.  .Judge 

Clapliani,   .J.  G 

Dobeii,  i{.  R ;■;.;;.■ 

Dunbar.  Q.C  ,  Janies 

Dunn,  T.  H  

Foote,  John  J 

Hale.  E.J '.....''.. 

Hamilton,  John , 

Hamilton,  Robert !!.!"..!!. 

Irvine,  Q.C,  Hon.  Judjre ".'...'.."."." 

Irvine,  (.Ml,  C.MG.,  Com.  Gen 

Jone.^^,  R.  A    

Judge,  C 

Laurie,  Mrs  A  '.. 

Macinn,  H.  T '......'.' 

.Meredith,  Sir  WiUiam !.'."].*...!!..'.".".'.. 

popi',  K 

ricp,  Hon.  Senator 

Quebec,  Lord  Bishop  of 

Rao,  William ' 

Scott,   \V.  H   

Shaw,  Samuel  J 

Tapp,  W.  H ; 

Veasey,  George 

Wiiiiama,  Kev.  Lenuox  W.,  AI.A 


"  Balance 


%    cts 


5  00 
2  00 
'o  00 
2  00 
ii  (10 
2  00 
2  00 


3  00 
i  00 
2  00 

;i  00 

L'  00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


10  00 

10  00 


00 
00 
00 


10  00 


S         Ct8. 
174  60 

387  23 


93  00 


$064  83 
S129  08 


m 


m 


\f'^! 


168 


Dr. 


PHCEBE  CHADERTON 


>"■•■•    <M.:| 


.:■;  ■«'    .ill 


mm 


'Jm 


1  ^H'  ^  ^ 

m 

IB  ^  >  *' 

Dr. 


THE  MOUNTAIN  ENDOWMENT  FUND 

IN  ACCOUNT  WITH, 


1892. 


Dec.  31..|Tu  Paid  account  Friiniiiion  nioitgajrc 

•'  Veueraljle   A  re  Ik  lea  con    Roc,    U.I).,   paid  him  balance  of 
rtvenue  tVoui  iho  Fund  tor  1^92 


la  1  Since. 


$         Ct3. 

50  00 

031  00 

0  25 

$(J81  25 


1U9 


MEMORIAL  FUND. 


1S92. 
Dec.  31 


To  Interest  ou  luvedtmeuts. 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 
THE  TREASURER. 


18'J2. 
Dec.  ol.. 


By  Interest  ou  luvestmeats. 


"  Balance 


$  cts. 
300  0.) 


$  SCO  00 


Cr. 


§         Ctd. 

681  25 


$()81  25 


i-^     0  25 


i'll!'^ 


k'n 


r 


'  /■•ill 

i 


!    U 


I; 

Si 

■I"!. ' 
:  m ..  . 

I 


I :::;.: 


I' '  *' 
li 


170 
Dr.  THE  COLONIAL  AND  CONTINENTAL 

THE  tr^:as(juek,  qulbkc 


1S92. 

Dec.  ai. 


To  Cnsli  paid  llov.  jDHiuli  liiill,  stii»on<l   Cor  tli<;  vonr  ending' 

aoili  JiiiK,',  18!Vj ■ 

"  Grant  tu  Educiiliou  Fimd,  jI'SO  slerling , 

"  Biiliince 


s      era. 


241 

CO 

;!87 

2;{ 

IIU 

83 

$7-lH 

(iC 

I  i  ,  J.  ''■ 

•i'i  i  \ 
'if' 

III'      t>'. 


r  ;'" 


11 


Dr.  THE  NICOLET  ENDOWMENT  FUND  OF  THE 

IN  ACCOUNT  WITH 


1892. 
December  31 


To  Cash  paid  to  Rev.  T.  Ball. 


S  Ct3, 

332  44 
S332  44 


M 

K!  IP' 

m 

!*■  4i;  ■ . ; 


171 


CHURCH  SOCIETY.  IN  ACCOUNT  AVITH 
DIOCESAN  CHUKCH  fcOUlJ^TY. 


Cr, 


'U 


1892. 
Jan.     1.. 
Uec.  31.. 


By  15alnnco 

"  (.Iriml  t'min  tin.'  (yoloniiil  and  Coiitiiicutul  Chiii'di  Sex  ii'ty, 
X'UiU  dturliiig 

"  Balance 


$       eta. 

ny  H-.i 

C2S  83 


$743  OG 


SI  19  8.". 


'  i 


^5 


} 


if 


mJ   'I 

1  t 


f  - 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY,  Cr. 

THE  TKEASUKER. 


1892. 
December  31 


By  Interest  on  huestmeuts. 


S    eta. 
332  44 


S332  44 


■H  J 

1 

ml 

V'' 

M 

t 

..»'  Ill 


r  ';■'*•. 


■■'Iff! 

'.:■■♦  '' 


i)r. 


172 


SUNDKY  FUNDS  UK  THE  QUEBEC  DIOCESAN 

WITH  TJIE 


nouRCr  [.oris  avlwix  lkgaov  vvsd. 

1S'J2 

Dfc.  31..'To  r.iiil  Hon.  TruasiinT  Diocosiin  Hoard  fur  tu:!i'.-«s 
me  11  Is 
Truiistt'iicd  t(i    Cli'ijiy  Ti'iist  for  civdil  oC  Uixir^ 
Louij  EuilowiiiLUi  i'lmiJ 


1892. 
Dec.  31. 


1892. 
Dac.  31. 


1892. 
Dec.  31.. 


MONTMORENCY  K.VDOWMEXT  FUND. 
To  Cush  paid  Ruv.  A.  J.  BuHuiir — 12  months... 
"  Uiiliince 


$  ct.s. 

10  1)1) 
til  75 


$   eta. 


lot  70 


109  91) 
2  90 


;$II2  so 


ST.  MICIIAliL'S  KNDO\VMr:\T  PUSD. 
To  Rev.  Oauon  Vuu  Itllaud,  Uectoi',  paid  liitu... 


GROSSE  ISLE  FLWD. 


To  Cash  paid  Rev   ranori  RicliiUilsoii. 
"     R   J.  Fothcrsill  .... 


'•     U.J.  Petiy  

"     W.  B.  Leiiiriiiust  . 
"     W.  G.   Faulcouer. 


06  i)U 

?(5,5  50 

50  (10 

W  00 

20  00 

,-.0  CO 

oV  JO 

'•'  Balance 


CRANI30URXE  GLEBE  (Revk-nle   Accocnt.) 


1892. 


Dec.  31..  To  Cash  paid  Rev.  J.  Boyle 


BISHOP  WILLIAMS'  COMME.MORATIOX  FUND, 


1892. 


Dec.  31.,  To  Bishop  Williaini'  Cotr.momoration  Fund  Invc3t- 

nii'iit  ac-coniU;  premiums 

"  Ca.h  paid  .Miy.  Williumd,  being  balance  of  in- 
come for  ly'J2 


.^•207  50 


2  50 


.«*.   OO 


21  51 

277  99 
$•-^99  ;jO 


M^ 


CTIURCTI  SOCIETY,  IN  ACCOUNT 
TUEASL'KKU. 


Cf. 


1ft02. 

Dtc.  ;ti., 


1ft(t2. 
Dec     ;J1 


1892. 
Dec.  :!I, 


11=92, 
Jfiii.  1 
Ucc.  31. 


liol  IK;   \A)Vl<  AVI.WI.N  LKGACV  I'LNU. 
I{y  lutciost  on  Invcsttrifrits 

MONTMORENCV  ENDOWMKXT  FUND 


S      eta, 


Hy   ntilnncp 

"  Interest  on  Investments 


"  I3Hlnnce 

ST.  MICII.VKLS  ENDOWMENT  FIND. 
By  Interest  on  Invcslrncnts 


GRUSSE  ISLE  FUND. 


By  Biilanr,(» 

"  Government  Grunt. 


Balance. 


''  Baliince. 


1892 
Dec.  :;i.. 


1P9? 
Dee.  :il.. 


CRAN'BOUBNE  GLEBE  (Rk\ km  e  Accoint.) 
Bv  1  yrai's  inteicsi   


B'SIIOP  \VlLf,IA.M.'=5'   COM.MEMORATIONFUND, 
Rv  Interest  on  Investments 


$       ets. 
101  75 


10. 1  76 

2  9(5 
109  90 


!=!II2  ^(\ 


2  9B 


r,.5  50 


5  00 
200   00 

2  :>n 


S?07_50 
5  00 

11    00 


299  50 


.?299  50 


^ 


;.  J.I, 

M 


'.'4  ■ 

?^  'l:     . 
J.  Il     II 


m  i 
i*i. 


I  I 


174 


Dr. 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAiN  CHURCH  SOCIETY.- 


;;i«t' 


Debentures  and  other  securities  :- 


AP'crt  Dcbenlnres 

Bi'oclxviile       ■'         

Jirnndoii  City  " 

Piip"  ilrcton,  X.  S 

Hiiniiltoa        •'        

Kiiiirston         "        

licvis  ''        

Queen?,  N.  S.  •'        

St.. Jul. n,  N.B.,         

SlMrl.,ooive     "        

Winniiu'g       "        

Windsor  "        

Winfrlnim       "        

Tapper  Dt'iiwn  Inip'ovement  Co.  |)tl)enl"s 

Montreal  Consclidaled  7  p  c,  fVinit.  Slock.... 

"  '•  (1  p.e.  St(tel< 

,Mns?a\vipi)i  Vfillov  RailuMv  Compiiiiy  Steele 

Biiiil<  of  .Montreal,  a  slnues    

Quebec  Gas  Company,  2  shares  


Mortp.if'es  : 


Slicrbrooke,  Centre  "Ward  

Toronto,  (iloueester  street 

"         J'ark  Lot,  Xo.  I«,  part 

"  Park  Lot.  Xu.  I) 

"  Wood  I  awn  A  vf> 

Montre.nl,  Xo.  'j'A,  Wist  W:ird,  (part) 

Quebec,  270(1,  271tl  and  pnrt  L'8'.)2  Si.  Lewi.^  Ward- 
do        2029  and  21iSSt.  Peter's  Ward 


Cranbournc  Gl':bf. 


$    cts. 


2,')(i0  nm 

oIlOO  00| 

•.iiioii  on 

12260  00 

17173  :-!.3, 

•ISCifi  Of)' 


2000  (in 

-i;!20  ooj 

20(10  001 

120(10  on] 

;'.(jno  00 

80(10  dO 

.^(100  on 

80(10  (1(1 

8(100  no 

ilOO  00 

100  00 

I  (KM)  no 

400  00 


40on  no 
■moo  00 

820  00 
0300  00 

.1(10(1  on 

J], -.00  on 

fiooo  on 

ison  on 


%  cts. 


l(iCC09  99 


40420  on 


Mortgage.  Part  P.nrk  Lot  IP,  Toronto 


200  on 


Boiirf/  Loui.t  Aijhrin  Lri/nri/  FunJ. 
Brandon  Debentures,  7  percent 


Lino  00 


Monlmorenc^i  EiiJoionenf  FunJ. 


Mo.  tgpvie,  Xo.2.'!,  West  Wai'd.  Mont.,  (pmt") 
'•  Toronto,  Pan  I'ail;  Lot  l> 


Carried  forward. 


2(100 

0(1 
00 

2180 

1,»S0 

on 

.*]  jooon 

99 

175 


BALANCE  SHEET,  31st  DECEMBER,  1892. 


Of, 


General  Fund , 

Pension  Fund , 

Widows'   and  Orphans"  Fund 

Education  Fund 

Montmorency  EndoAvinent  Fund , 

Mountain  Endowment  Fund 

Colonial  and  Continental  CIrarcb  Society 

Dcpositoiy  Fund  

Bishop  Williams'  ComraeuioraUon  Fund... 


Inves'ment  Accounts  : — 

General  "^urid , 

Pension  Fund 

Widone'  and  Orphans'   Func'  

Mission  Fund 

Nicolel  Endowmcn!  Fund 

Bourg  Louiy  Aylwin  Lcjiacy  F.ind 

Mountain  r^ndow  nxi:!    Fund 

Moiitinorcui'v  Kiiduw  uumiI.  Fund 

rihi'he  Clhuli'i'toii  Mt'DiDiiMJ  1-^ind 

St    Mii'luH'l  s  l]iiil()\^m('ni  Fund 

('rniiltouruc   ( llchi' 

Hisiidi)  Willi  ims'  I'oinineuHii-alidii  Fund. 
Premiun)  and  Uiscoiint  on  Dcb'jutures... 


cts. 


cts. 


Carried  forward 


2IC7  68 

fiOTO  44; 

CdlG  CO! 

120  08J 

2  06 

0  2. 

11!»  8.", 

65  46 

21  51 

14583  81 

7206  92 

43882  89 

66507  08 

22256  18 

52,3.1  9!) 

1500  00 

12110  00 

2180  00 

6000  00 

1100  00 

200  00 

5o00  OO 

1880  9;^ 

175-149  99 

SI00033  80 

i 

I.     ■     ,; 

1 

f 

1;    , 
i'     ' 

Dr 


176 


QUEBEC  DIOCESAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 


l^'Hir 


h; 


< 


I'  •"■  , 
li . 


Brought  forward. 


Mountain  Emloivment  Fund. 


Winnipeg  Debpntiircs    

"WiiiKli'ini  Debt' n  til  res  

KliciTirooIce  i'lotcitant  ScIidoI  Debenturei 
MortRa^re,  Toronto,  Pa;k  Lois2()-2r 

"    '      Scurboionjil),  York  County 

"  V'itb'iirtiur  (iirbc '. 

"  Franiptou  Property  

"  Tojonto,  Wilton  Avenue 


St.  Miclwel' s  Endowment  Fund. 


Toronto  Mortga,G;e 

Ham'liOM  Debentures 


Bishop  Williams'   Commemoration  Fund. 


Upper  Ottawa  Improvement  Co.  Bonds. 

.AJortgage—Wilton  Avenue,  Toronto 

Part  Park  Lot  Jb,     "       


Pha'.he  Chadcrlon  Memorial  F'ind. 


Toronto  Mortgage.  Part  Park  Lot  IS. 


Orosse  Isle  Fund 

Merchants'  Bunk,  Savings  Dejiartiuent,    di)  aA  per  cent.. 


S    cts 


S    cts. 


/    Sl50'JOy  99 


ino  00 

3000  00 

000  00 

8000  00 

4000  00 

:iJO  00 

200  00 

000  00 


100  00 

1000  00 


2000  00 

2000  00 

700  00 


2  r.o 


x-'I40  00 


1100  00 


rjaoo  00 


fiono  00 


173449  99 


14.'i83  81 


SI9O033  80 


We,  the  undersigned,  have  e.xanuned  thi,'<  Statement  and  nil  tlie  Accounts 
connerted  therewith,  and  found  th<in  correct  :  ve  linvealso  verilied  tiie  securities 
belonging  to  the  same. 


C.  .rrD(;K. 

(tKo,  Hoi/r  WuiTK, 


•  Auditofis. 


Quebec,  20tb  January,  189.'?. 


|)    ^ 


Ill 

BALANCE  SHEET,  31st  DECEMBER,  1892— Cow'rf.    Cr. 


Fin  WIN  PoPK, 
Trefismor, 

Church  Society 


Quebec,  31si  Dccombcr,  IS93. 

12 


1 

1 

1 

)1 

iH-' .. 


Il 


..If   T 


Mi 


'   '<;■„■, 


'       il 


178 


1 


M 


l"'''ri' 


i:  0 


'■■i. 


2)r.       Revenue  Account,  Diocesan  Board,  in  Account 


]  8U2. 
Dec.  31.. 


To  Amount  of  Stipends  paid  during  the  past  year.. 


It         II 


piescutcH 


Pii!!    dup,    orders   not  jlI 


"  of  Pensions  paid  during  tlic  past  year.. 

"  paid  forSpciiiil  Missionary  Vt'ork 

"  of  Grants  paid  through  Vacation  Fund 

"  of  General  Expenses 

"  of  Special  E.Kpenses 


Balance. 


Amount  carried  forward 


%    cts. 
•  22383  40 


irOl  24 


$      cts, 

24084  64 

643  32 

1351  00 

210  00 

245  78 

22  ,^0 

1441  19 


$271t08   43 


179 


WITH  John  Hamilton,  Hon.  Treasuree, 


Cr. 


1892. 
Jiiny.    1— 13y   Balance  f'loni    last 

Account 

Dec.  3t — By  Assessments  receiv- 
ed from  the  tullow- 
iii<^  Missions  during 
the  iiast  yeiir ; 

Aetonvale 

Dunliv 

Ascot  Corner 

Kasl   Angi;s 

West  bury 

BourfX  Louis 

Jii-oinplon 

Windsor  .Mills  

Biirford 

Di.wille 

Stanhope 

Perry  Iioim/ 

Coali*.o()l\ 

Cape  Cove 


i:^  -^i 

Tfi 

m 

?■  to  00 

cu 

'—t  ■""  ^' 

s:^ 

-^ 

'<^ 

$    cts. 


I'ei 

Danville  

Troutbrook  

Lome  

Ilemison  

."^tandon.    

We.st  Framptou 

Cranhourne 

(^ookshire 

iSnndliill  

■Iiihnville •• 

iSt    James,  Gaspe 

St.  Pauls.        '•     

llatley 

Wateiville 

(Japeltou 

.North   IJatley 

Shigawake  

Port  Daniel 

L'  Anse-a\i.\-Ciasi(ins.... 

Inverness     

('amplK'U's  Corners  .... 

lljjper  li'eland 

Lower  Ireland 

Black  Lake  

Marbleto  i 

Dudswell 

Kingsey 

SpoDiier  Pond  

Denison's  Mills 


Amounts  carried  forward 


19  50 


:>{) 


'2:>   0(1 


212  5t) 


8(1  (10 
liO  00 


7  .'.(I 
l.'i7  '>v 


$     cts. 


12  50 


29  17 


t 

oO 

29 

(C. 

120 

0(1 

10 

0(1 

62 

50 

25 

0(1 

24 

00 

200 
70 
75 
75 

;io 

1(^0 

100 

120 

50 

75 

;i5 
no 

850 

;!;!() 

100 
360 
150 

120 

150 

25 

125 

;;o 

550 
50 
50 


Total. 


e13, 


(fO 

00 
00, 
00 
00 
0''' 
00 
Oil' 
00 
00 

oo; 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
(M> 
00 
00 


225 

00 

200 

00 

400 

00 

150 

00 

50 

00 

35 

00 

102 

08 

75 

s:i 

17 

60 

325 

00 

;i08 

00 

;,:;o 

00 

;;o 

00 

250 

00 

KMI 

00 

22.) 

00 

130 

00 

1(55 

00 

$  cts. 


2'()  00 
70  00 
94  50 
75  00 
;}7  60 
100  0(1 
125  00 
120  00 
50  00 
75  00 
;',5  00 
.•10  00 
10t>2  50 
3'M)   00 
100  00 
350  00 
230  00 
150  00 
150  00 i 
25  00; 
125  00 i 
37  501 
087  .'jO 
.50  00 
02  50 
225  00 
200  00 
400  00 
150  00 i 
60  OOl 
35  00' 
131  25; 
75  83; 


20O 
70 
G7 
75 
37 
1 00 
100 
120 
60 
66 
3,'5 
30 
850 
330 
100 
350 
192 
120 
150 
25 
125 
.30 
550 
25 
50 
225 
200 
300 
1.50 
50 
35 
72 
4.3 
15 
241 
120 
229 
220 
22 
1 53 
75 
193 
130 
165  00!  165 


25  OOl 
354  46! 
120  00' 
.•!48  00 ! 
320  00 

30  00' 
312  50 I 
125  00 
249  00 
130  00| 


00 
00 
25 
00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
00 
25 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
(10 
00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
01 
00 
00 
00 
92 
33 
00 
96 
00 
00 
00 

5;) 

2 

00 

00 

00 

00 


.S7U0f 


"1- 


6539  96 


$  cts. 
2793  49 


2793  i'J 


180 


Dr  Revenue  Account,  Diocesan  Board,  in  Account 


;;i-  ^  .:,  • 


I'  '^'Ji,- 


mJki 


1- 


I  »'■•. 


1892. 


iJ<?c.    31  To  amount  brought  forward. 


$    cfs, 


$    cts. 
27098  43 


$27998  43 


We,  tlie  undersigned  Audiiors.  have  verified  the  forep:«ing  Aecoiints  with  the 
Vouchers  and  the  balance  of  cash  on  hand,  and  have  found  the  wliole  correct. 


Quebec,  2Ctb  January,  I8y3. 


F.    HOLLOWAY, 

A, 


HOLLOWAY,  ) 
AlIKHN,  j 


Auditors, 


' 


I9i 

WITH  John  Hamilton,  Hon.  Tiieasuiieii. — Conlinmd.  Cr, 


thf 


1 
Arrears, 

1st  Jan., 

1S".»2. 

Assess- 
ments for 
1S92. 

3  'Z 

_ 

Amounts  hroijolit,  forwarfl  . 

$    cts. 

)S    cts. 
700S  41 

$    cts. 

$     cts. 
0539  96 

225  00 
105  00 
285  00 
8U  0(1 
340  fil 

S     cts. 
■'793  49 

ASSK.SS.MENTS.— fw////«'/'v/. 

Leeds 

225  00 
100  00 
285  00 

SO  00 
400  00 
150  00 

50  00 

225  00 
125  00 
2S5  (Ml 
80  00 
435  00 

Kinneii r  s  Mills 

25  00 

Mnlbiiie 

Corner  ot  the  lieacli 

IVlaeroff 

;!5  00; 

(leorfi'e villi  

150  00|.    150  00 

50  001       37  50 

250  00'      187  5(1 

125  25      125  00 

02  50        02  50 

187  5<'       129  50 

77  5(1        77  50 

400  (Ml      290  00 

100  (Ml        75  00 

125  00      100  00 

Kiteh  I'.ay 

Sandy   Heaoli 

250  00 
100  00 

02  .)0 
150  (Ml 

G2  0»i 
;!50  (Ml 
100  00 
100   00 

:'>(io  00 

I'.OO  00 

is  75 

18   75 

7  50 

5  25 

200  00 
60  00 
40  (10 

2(M)  00 
25  00 
25  00 
40  00 
;50  00 
17  0(1 

i;i5  00 

90  00 
93   75 

Peninsula 

Little  (Jaspe  

I'ortnenf. 

25  25 

:'l7  5(") 

15  50 
50  00 

Halesl)oro'  

liiviere-du-Loni) 

liandhoro'  

Island  J>roi>k 

25  00 

75  00 

Xe\s  ('ai'li-'le 

Pasfvliiac 

375  00 

:!00  IM) 

28   12 

18   75 

11   25 

7  85 

200  00 
50  00 
49  25 

250  (10 
5S  38 
32  00 
40  00 

;;oo  00 

300  00 

28   12 

18  75 

18   75 

7  S5 

150  00 
37  b» 
33  00 

200  00 

3S  35 

26  00 

!       40  00 

St.  Svlv«"ster 

it  ;J7 

St.    Ge<M<'e 

St.   (iiles 

;{  75 

2  00 

ruml)erland  Mills  

St.  .Ii  Im'.-.  Mt-lboin-ne.._ 

Uockland  <''.:arry 

Melhoiirne  iuidf^c 

Valcartier..„ 

(rrosse  Isle 

(itrindstoiie 

Way's   Mills 

0  25 
50  00 

28  ;;s 

7  00 

Harn^<ton 

80  00'        22  50 

17  00'       17  00 

135  00;       90  00 

Stoiieham    

I'pper  Dmiuini  

South  Durham 

90  01 

93  7a 

t)0  00 
02  50 

L  Aveii  ir 

Drnmniondville 

95  83 

10''6t)  '.V.i 

* 

IllOOS  91 

,102()t)  39 

....•• 

Deo.  31— By  amount  of  Grant  t'rou 

do           do           do 
do     received  from  Misn 
do              do       c:.i 
do                 do        Vac 
do                 do        Inte 

1  Society  for  Proitagation  of 
do         for  Penslon3.. 

'\i\n    1*^1111(1     fllintw*!!  Snpiotv 

GospeL 
til 00  stg. 
50    " 

5327  34 

242  13 

4747  61 

gy  Trust 
uion  Fnt 
rest  oil  D 

4500  00 

1(1— dona 

75  15 

46  32 

$279  3  43 

E.  &0. 

E. 

J.  Hamil 
I 

TON, 

ioa.  Trea 

aurer. 

I 


Qaeboc,  Ut  Jaaaar^,  1S93< 


^rl 


'■:-i'ir 


1 

W\ 

1' 

''.  ■  ■' 

1  flH'  "1- 

!  ^Hiif!' 

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182 


Diocesan  Board— Supplementary  Statem?:nt. 

Amounts  received  from  tlie  closing  of  tlie  Books  to  31.st  Januiuy,  IS!);{. 


Magog 

Kingsey 

Bromptoii 

Lorno 

CoatJcook 

New  Carlisle 

Dixville 

Sandy  Beuchy 

Shiga  wake 

Randboro' 

l*ortneut' 

Port  Daniel 

Riviere  du  Loup 

St.  John's,  Melbourne., 

]lockland  (Quarry 

Melbourne   Kidge 

Anse-aux-Guseons   

Fitch  Bay 


liatley 100  00 

Troutbrook 

Upper  Ireland 

Lower  Ireland , 

Black  Lake 

Dnd  swell 

South  Durham 


.  1, 

1    t 

;ts. 

25 

80 

56 

00 

25 

00 

ao 

00 

212 

50 

75 

00 

18 

75 

02 

50 

43 

75 

25 

00 

00 

20 

00 

00 

oo 

50 

00 

12 

50 

10 

00 

7 

50 

12 

50 

100 

00 

22 

00 

50 

00 

50 

00 

7 

50 

25 

00 

30 

00 

#1004  30 

J.  Hamilton, 

Hon.  Treasurer. 


Quebec,  31st  January,  1893. 


m 


CHURCH  socnrr\' 


i.ii'\K  Mjr.]\inj:us. 


The  Eiiil  of  Dnircrin, 8100  00 

liOi'd  iMoiifk  (ai'VMMj  amiiiiil  .siili- 

scriptioiis) .'J.'jO  00 

The  .Mar(|iiis  (if  liUiisdowiio :')()  00 

Lord  IJisliop  of  (^ucl)cc 50  00 

I. (>!■<!  Itislio])  of  Xiiiijiiua ..  If.d  00 

Allnjitt,  lic'v.  V.  .1.  15.,  I).  D tiO  00 

Aslie,  Ciiiitain  II.  N :)0  00 

Aslio,  Win :)0  00 

IJiill,  R'-v.  T    L .-.0  00 

I'.msliill,  .1 60  00 

Miirstiill.  Mrs   J .")0  00 

Carter.  J TiO  00 

Dalloii,  l.t    R.  A iO  00 

Dobfll,   U    R 100  00 

Forjivth,  .l()t!ci)li  H ;')0  00 

For-i'vtii,  .Mr.^.  Jos.  H .".0  00 

Ilaiiiilldii.  .lolin .^0  00 

Hiiitiiltoii,  Mi-- 50  00 

liaiiiiltoii,    Fii'v,    G.    (ylielHooil. 

M.  A 'JOO  00 

Hainiltoi).  Rolx-rt too  00 

lliisli'tt.  Jj.mcs .^0  (lit 

Ilatlicrlv.  J.  J  .., ;')()  00 

HciH'lu'i-,  R.  W 50  00 

.lono.-J,  Kdvviii  .")0  00 

Judjje,  C .')0  00 

Lloyil,  Rev    W.  V .^0  00 


Lovell,  .r 8  .'iO  00 

l-owndcs.  J   J 50  00 

MiM-edilli,  Sir  William 50  00 

MoiitizaiiiluMt,    F.,  M.  i) 50  00 

Moiiti/.aiiii'L'rI.  Mrs.  F 50  00 

Mouiilaiii,  Mrs.  A.  W 50  00 

Farive.  (1.  11 50  OO 

Faikcr,  Mrs.  G.  H 50  00 

IViiiufatiior.  Rev.  T.,  M.  A 04  firt 

FiKX',  K.  ,1 50  00 

Rao.   W 100  00 

Hiiod<'s,  James 50  00 

Rliodes,  Mrs  50  00 

Ross.  Mrs.  J 50  00 

Shaw,  S.  J 5.t  00 

Smith,  lit. -Col.,  R.  1! 50  00 

Sinitli,  R.  11 00  00 

Si)ra <.-•<;■*'.  Mrs 50  00 

Sliiai't,  Mrs.  (J.  Okill 50  00 

The  i;t  i!ev.  nislui])  Ilellmutii  .,  50  00 

Thomp.-dii.  [!ev.  J.  II.,  M.A 50  00 

Vea<ev,    (Jeorue .  50  00 

Waiiirij^lit.  R.' 50  00 

Walker,  Miss SO  00 

Waslier.    Rev.  C.  P. 100  00 

Wood.   W.  F 100  00 

Wrijfht.  Mr.s 50  00 

Wriuht,  Rfv    W.,  M.L) 50  00 


,,,(.     I 


CONTRIBUTORS  OF  $50  AND  UPWARDS,  DECEASED. 


Anderson,  W.  II ?  50  00 

Andrews,  Tlio.s  50  00 

Baldwin,  ilun.  R 50  oo 

Reii,   A.    • 50  00 

Renson,  Tlioma.s 50  00 

Rhick,  J  50  00 

Hlaek,  Hon.  H.,  C.H 50  00 

R..nnor,  J 50  00 

Rowen,  Hon.  Chief  Jnstice 50  00 

Boxer,  Rear  Admiial  50  00 

Brooke,  Mrs 50  00 

Bnrnet.   Mrs.  I) 50  00 

Biirsiall,  11 50  O^i 

Biirstall,F .50  00 

Caldwell,  Sir  H.  J.,  Bart 50  00 


Campbell,  A $100  00 

Campliell,  Sa.xtou 50  00 

Car|)enier,   F.  S 50  00 

Cliandler,    ('ol.   (to  Nicolet  Phi- 

dowment  Fund) 100  00 

Chapman,    W ,50  OO 

Christie,   Major  W.  F 100  00 

(^)eliran,    lion.  A.  W 50  00 

CocKell,    Miss  50  00 

Cream,  Mrs  50  00 

Doolitih;    Rev.  L 50  00 

Dou-^d.ass,  G.  M.,  M.D  50  00 

Drum,  W 100  00 

FIjrin.    Lord     100  00 

Estcourt,  iMajor  General 50  00 


f^ 


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m  n 


•   ! 


•*3»». 


m 


CUXTK1BUT0I13  OF  $.^0.00    AND  UIMVAUD.S,  DV.()K\SVA).—Continuc,{. 


I  ai'H 


;  .I* 


•■In  J. 


Kstoiirt,  Lady §50    00 

[''lelclicr,   Hull.  Mr.  Justice .OO  00 

P'orsvth,  Jrtiiied  15 r)()  (10 

Fraser,  Hon.  J.  M 50  0(1 

(Jalo,  J.  V 50  00 

GeoirP,  MisH 50  (10 

Gillesi)ic,  A .0  (0 

Glover.   Tliuri 50  00 

Gray,  F.  I{ 50  On 

Hale,  lion.  E.  (.senior) 50  00 

Hall,  G.  n t;0  00 

Hiill,  Geo  100  00 

Hall,  Mr.s.  G.  H tiO  00 

Hamilton,  F 50  00 

Hamilton,    .Mrs 100  00 

Harheson,  Mrs  .".0  00 

Head,  Rt  Hon.  Sir  E.,  P.art :'..")0  00 

Heatii,  James 50  00 

Hincks,  Hon.  «ir  F 50  00 

Hoflhian,  C 50  00 

Honsman,  Rev.  G.  V.,  M.  A 50  00 

Hunt,  Jamey  50  00 

Hunt,  Mrs.  Wodton 50  00 

Hunt,  Weston 60  00 

Jaciv.son.   Rev.  C 50  oo 

Jessop,  il 50  00 

Jones,  H.  N 50  oo 

Kerr,  J.  H 50  00 

KiuK,  C 100  on 

Leedd,  Rev.  J 50  00 

Le.VIesurier,  H 50  00 

Levey,  G.  E  .'.0  00 

Lisgar,  Lord 200  00 

Mackie,  Major,   W.  S 50  00 

Maekie,  Rev.  Geo.,  D.l) 100  00 

MaeLaren,  .fame-s 00  00 

Marler,  W.  G r>()  00 

Metcalt;  Lord 100  00 

Milne,  Rev.  G.,  M.A 50  00 

Mountain,  Rt.   Rev.  G.  J.  lyord 
Ilisiiup  of  Quebec,  (annual  tor 

21  vears)  100  TO 

Do.  to  Depository  Fund 10  00 

Do.    to   Mi.ssion   Fund   (annual 

forS  years) 800  OQ 

Mountain,   Col.  C.  H 7:i  Oo 

Mountain.  Lieut.  J.  G 50  00 

Mountain,  Mr.s.  (i.  R 50  00 

Mountain,   Miss  K 50  00 

Mountain,  Rev.  A.  W 150  00 

Nairne,  John 50  00 

ricoUs,  Rev.  J.  H.,  D.U 60  00 


Noftd,  H.  J $-.0  00 

Patterson,  V 50  00 

Pemherton,  Hon.  G 50  00 

Peiinerather,  R.  M  50  00 

Retry,   W 50  00 

Retry,  W.,  junior 50  00 

I'ipoii,   .Mif).  C..     60  00 

I'oston,  F 50  OO 

i'oston,  W  60  00 

Po.sloii,  Mr.s.  \V  50  00 

Poaton,  (/  50  00 

Poston.  ThomaH 50  oo 

Piice,   \V 50  00 

Price,  Hon.  David 50  00 

Pye,  John 50  00 

Kacey,  J  50  00 

[{anusav.   Rev.  J 50  00 

Reid,  |{ev.  G.  P.,    I).  C.  L 400  00 

{{hodes.   Lt.-L'ol.  Wni 50  00 

Rolph.  Hon.  J.  50  00 

Ross,  Hon.  J 50  00 

Rowan.  F.  M.,  Hir  W.,  G.C.I5,..  50  00 

Kcott,  II.  8 60  00 

Sealv,   J 100  00 

.<c\vell.  Rev.  K.  \V.,  M.A  50  00 

Sewell,  Rev.  H.  D 50  00 

Shaw,  P.  A 50  00 

Shi'ppard,  Miss 50  00 

Smith,  C.  \V 50  00 

Somerset,  Gapt.  Avliner 150  Oil 

Spra>;-i-e,  W ". .50  00 

Stavncr,  T.  A 50  00 

Stewart,  Hon.  JoIim 50  00 

Stuart,   Hon.  G.  Okill 50  00 

Stuart,  Hon.   Sir  Jas.,  Bart 100  00 

Symes,  G.  15 50  00 

Symcs.   R 60  00 

Tayior,   Miss 50  00 

Trifi^e,  T 50  00 

Trijrne.  H.  W    50  00 

TroUope,  General  SirC,  K.C.B.  50  00 

Ushorne,  G.  W 60  00 

Valleau.  W.   H 60  00 

Wait.  Rev.  \V.  \V  400  00 

Walker,   Hon.  W 100  00 

Wilhraham.  Rev.  C.  P 60  00 

Williams,  Rt    Rev.  J.  W.... 50  00 

Willoiiuhhy,  Rev.  M 50  00 

Wood.K 60  00 

Wood.  G.  A.  L 50  00 

Voung,  D.  D 100  00 


I'  ^^'^ 


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i^h 


LEG^-A.CIE3. 


1818- 
18.)0- 

l.S:VJ- 


1SJ4— 

l.S(5;i— 
|s(i:!- 

ISIJli- 
IHC.'.)- 
1S7II- 
187(1- 
Is77- 


1878- 
1880- 
1S8I- 


18S1- 

18S7- 
ISSS. 


1889 


189n- 
1891- 


W.  Vul.',   ()r<;iiiiiiil)ly $ 

lloti.  (y'liict  Jiistici'  Hfid,  of  Mdiitrcal 

<Ii)l    (.'lijiinllt  r,  of  .Vic..li-t,  (for  Kinldwmi'iit  Fund) 

Miss  Fiiilay,  of  (^iiclicc,    to   tlio    lioril  HislKip,  for  Widows  and 

OrpliaiM  of  CiLTtrynicM,  to         'Ujijit'd  at  his  discretion  ;   by 

iiiin  I  raiistcnc  i  to  ciiai'ifi'  '■  iJIniicii  So(;ii'ty 

Miss  WaliiiM-,   of  i.ciiiioxviili!  tin;  V\  idows  ami  (trpliaiiH  of 

('leij^fynn-n) 

Monntiiin,  ill.  Ucs.  (1.  .}.,  L(jrd  IJishop  of  Quebec,    (for  Alissiua 

Fnnd>  

•Hon.  W.  \Vall«M(lo  W.  &  ().  Fund) 

J.  Watcrson,  of  (Jiuclx'c  (to  Widows'  and  Orpbiins'  Fund.) 

Mrs.  Dnnn,  ofTliicc  l!i\ cis  (foi-  Hndownient  Fund) 

Miss  Siiepiiiiid,   )f  l),iininiond\  illc  (lor  Kridowniciit  Fund) 

Kolicil  Kirl\liind,  uf  Leeds  (to  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund) 

•)oli!i  lliiil,  of  liceds  (I'cnsion    Fnnil) 

.Miss  Tavlor,  of  (^lU'liec  ((icneral   I'lind) 

(  W.  iV-  ().  Fund) 

Mrs.  lianlucr  (I'cn-iion  Fund) 

(W.  .^O.  Fund) 

■.Mrs.  G.  15.  Hall,  (tor  Moutnioi'eiicy  Mission) 

Vj.  K.  Levey  (tor  Finlownicnt  Fund  of  St    Miidiatd's) 

•Uev.  (J.  Milne,  M.A.  (W.  &  ().  Fund) 

•'  ••  '■     (I't'iisinn  i'^und) 

Mrs.  Aylwiii,  of  Montreal  (foi'  Hour;;' Louis) 

Henry  ri.  Scott,  of(,)iieliec  (W.  it  n.  Fund) 

"  ♦•  •*       (Mi.sion   Fund)  

Hon.  David  F.  I'ricc,  ••       (W.  X  (>.  Fund) 

■Mi's.  .\airne,   Quebec  (W.  .V.  U.  Fund) 

ALs.  Sample  

AVilliam  White  (for  W.  &  0.  Fund)  

.Mrs.    Tortcous  (for   Mission    Fund)  5  shares  IJank  of  Montreal 

stock,  par  value 

Rev    Dr.  Ileid,  (foi' Pension  l''und) 

.Mr.  .Mrs.  W.  (lunloii  .Mack,  li.omptoii,  (for  Kmlownient  Fund)... 

C.  A.  Uicliardson,  (I'indowiuent  Fund  ofStaustead  (/'liur(di) 

Mrs.    Doreilia  Jackson,    (Hndownient  Fund  of  North    lnverno.ss 

Church)   

■Hon.  .1.  11.  I'opc,  (Hndownient  Futid  of  Cookshire  Church) 

■Mrs.  Hli/aheth  L'rcani.  (.Mission  l''nnd) 

Miss  .Mary  Chaderton,  (Flurlic  (Jjiaderton  Mcmoiial  Fund) 


100  00 
400  00 
100   00 


UOOO   00 

40  00 

000  00 

4011  00 

;M)  00 

'14ltO  00 

liOOO  00 

40  00 

1000  00 

100  in) 

400  ou 

100  00 

100  00 

20110  00 

1000   ii() 

100  00 

100  01) 

1400  00 

]2:>  00 

12;')  00 

r>oo  00 

4000  00 

50  00 

500  00 

1000  00 

1000  00 
loon  00 

073  22 

000  75 

4,000    00 

400  00 

0000   00 


$;;;!,  oo;!  97 


Rf/le  adopted  by  Central  Board,  'ilth  January,  1888. 

All  subscriptions  (which  by  Hy-Law  V.  are  due  on  1st  January  in  each  year), 
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the  Hon.  Treasurer  of  the  Society  brfun;  Christmas  Day;  and  where  there  are 
local  Treasurers,  ou  such  day  as  may  be  appointed  by  the  District  A.ssociations, 
to  enable  such  Treasurers  to  hand  their  money  ami  vouchers  to  the  Treasurer 
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Statement  of  Amounts  raisel  in  the  several  Parishes  and 
Missions  of  the  Diocese, 

1802. 


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CITY  OF  QUEBEC. 


THE  CllUliClI  lIKLl'KiiS"  ASSOCIATION'. 


m 


Iv, :  ■ 


NAMES 


CoUfictQdhyMr.J.  C.  More 

Ayhvin.  J.  0 

Alicrii,  A 

Andrews,  F.  II.,  Jr 
Atkiiisoi,  11 
Boswell,   V. 
Chiimpion,  (".  I* 
(Mint,  Win 
Cuniniings,  A 
Dean  ut'Quelicu 
Dobell,  II.  ii. 
Dnnbai',  J  as,  Q.  C 
Dunn,  T.  H 
Dunn,  L.  II 
Evans,  L 
Footc,  J.  J.. 
Fry,  .J no.  S 
Oooddav.  H 
Hale,  E".  J. 
Hunt,  A    F 
Hollo  way,  F 
Jones.  T.  H. 

Joly  de  Lotl)iniere,  E.  0. 
18".)!.. 
do  IS92.. 

Lord  Bishop  of  Quebec  .... 
Machin,  H.  T 
Meredith,  Sir  Win 

More,  J.  0 

Morgan,  I)., 
Macpherson,  Wm.  M 
Patton.  B 
Price,  H.  M 


U1 
City  of  QvEHEC—Conlinued. 


N'A.MKS. 


fa 


9; 


Uiie,  Win 

Hhaw,  S.  J 

«con,  K.  (> 

Siijtt,  J.  (} 

ycwoii.  !•:.  I. 

Scott,  (J.  A.,  IS'.il 

Smith,  l{.  II 

Sniiili,  Mrs.  R.  H 

Siiiitli,  I*,  llarcoiirt 

Stiiveli'V,  II 

Sti'veiijuii,  .1.  ■.     

Turner.    11 

Wa.h',    !•:.  II    

Willi.;  !•:.  K 

Wtlch,  .1.  V  

Welch.  J.  I 

Welch,  W.  W 

Win  tele,  W.  a. 

Vmiiiir.  <i-  I>    i^^  

Voiiiij,'.  Heinmii .. 

A  friend  p.  Demi  ofi^uehei 

A  tVieiul  p.  l)e;tM  ofQuehe 


a 
o 


a 
o 


a 
fa 


$    cts. 

."^O  00 

2  00 
;')  (10 1 
2  0(1 
'I  0(1 
2  00 ' 


$    cts.      $    cts 

50  00|       20  00 



8    ct.q 


o  z  a 

a  r-  s 

o  Sfa 
g—  u 

WO 


$  cts. 


Total, 


(Id 
0(1 


20  00 
i)  00 


.')  00 


10   (III  . 

r,  (1(1 . 

10  00  . 


2   00 
5  00' 


2  (Ml 
10  0(1 


10   00 
20   00 


Totiil  '  .*2*)t\  0(ll      2I.S  0(1 


Co/f>'r/rJ  I,,/  Mr.   ('.    ir. 


HiUett,  J.  G 

Hiir.'stall.  J.,  jr 

Dunn.  Stewart  H. 
Hamilton,  Uohert. 

Johnston,   F 

Lairil,  .Ino  ,  jr 

Phillips.  C.  W 

Pope,  H 

Poston,  Oeo.  K... 

Rca<Iy,  J.  A 

Richanlson.   .T 

Roliinson,  John.... 
White,  J.  R.  II.  ... 
White,  (leorge  R  . 


5  OOi 
.5  00 1 

00  00 ' 


2  00 
2   00 


100  00| 
1  00, . 


2  00 


10  00' 


Total 


Collected  l»i  Mrs.  Elliot. 


Andrews,  Judcfe. 
Rorland,  Mrs.  R  .. 
Borland,  George. 


0  50 
2  00 
.")  00 


1  00 


S  8H  50 


10  00 


412  00 


2  00 
1  00 


4  00 


10  00 
10  00 


10  00 


,1 


00 


.".  Oil, 

1 

5  00 1 


2  00 


48  00 


lO  00 


2  00 


0  00 


I 


40  OOI 


I  00 


$  Ct3. 


100 

00 

G 

00 

5 

00 

2 

00 

4 

00 

2 

00 

.30 

00 

20 

00 

f) 

00 

;') 

00 

10 

00 

■•> 

00 

;') 

00 

10 

00 

10 

00 

2 

00 

10 

00 

;') 

00 

2 

00 

25 

00 

20 

00 

2 

00 

41  00 


2  00 


5  00 


(315  00 


2  00 

5  00 

5  00 

500  00 

1  00 

2  00 
2  00 

15  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 
0  50 

2  00 
5  00 


5  00   543  50 


10  00 
2  00 
1  UO 


City  of  Quebec. — Continued. 


if; 


Xamks. 


Hoiinml,   Andrew  ., 

Ciuii|)l)('ll.   Miss 

Diipont,  \Vm  

Elliott,  Mrs.    Wrii.., 
Hainlyii,  Mrs.  Win. 

Hornby,  Mrs 

Perry,   (Joo  

Tozer,  Miss 

Tozcr,  II.  S  

To/.i-r,  W.  A 

(Miark'StoK,  .Mi.-is.... 


c 
O 


$     Cts. 


$    ct.s. 
1  00 

1  (10 

2  on 
2  00 


Total 


Collected  hy  Mri).  Forsi/th. 


Harrow,  Mrs 

Harrow.  Sept , 

Hignell,  .Mrs 

Ho.\er,  Miss.. 

Bruce,  Miss  

Burstall,  John 

Hiirstall.  Mrs.  J.  F.. 

Carrol,  Mrs 

Orai<]t,  Miss  

Edwards,  Mrs  

For.*yih.  J.  Hell 

Forsyth,  Mr.s , 

Forsytii,  Miss 

Fraser,  Mrs 

Graddon,    Mrs , 

Graddon,    Miss 

Herring,   Mrs , 

Irvine,  Miss 

Lang,  Mrs 

LeMoinc.  Mrs 

Levey,  Mrs 

Lloyd,  Mrs 

Lowo,  I'eter 

Montizanihert,  Miss. 

Morgan.  Mrs 

M  )ss.  Miss 

Munroe,   Miss 

Nelson,  Mrs 

Penny,  Mrs.  John.... 

Penny,  Mrs.  Geo 

Price,  B.  J 


2  00 


12  00 


1  00 

1  oo' 

1  01)1 

:i  00' 

0  ,")(l| 

10  on 

;')  <'() 

1  00| 

1  00 

1  00; 

5  .OOl 

10  00 

2  .M) 

1  00 

1  00 

1  On 

4  00 

5  00 

0  '2b 

1  00 

10  00 

0  50 

2  00 

1  OOl 

2  00 ' 

0  25 

5  00 

1  00 

0  50 

0  25 

100  00 

2  00 


p^ 

fc 

^ 

^ 

■  c 

tf) 

<ii 

s 

o 

^  * 

o  o  - 


S    cts. 


5  00 !. 
2  00  . 


l.S  0(t 


100  00 


S      Cir 


■zS-Q     Tor.vL. 
«  -  rr 


S)     cls 


1  00 
0  .JO 


1    00 


I    M 


00 ' 


.%o; 


100  00 


100  00 


$ 

cts. 

1  00 

1  (Ml 

2  00 

2  0(1 

1  00 

1  (1(1 

0  .')(l 

2  0" 

•:  00 

..  00 

2  00 

100  00 


32  jO 


1  00 

i  (10 

1  00 

:;  00 

0  ,")(» 

10  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
;■)  oo 
Kt  00 
.">  00 
1  00 
I  00 
1  00 
t  00 
5  00 

0  25 

1  00 
10  00 

0  50 


') 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

0 

25 

5 

00 

1 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

500 

00 

189 

City  of  QvEBEc.—Continueil. 


NA.MK8. 


Rhodes,  Mrs 

Rlioilos,  James 

Seed,  W  

Teiiii)le,  Mrs 

TregfTL'tt,    Mrs 

Villeneuve,  Mrs 

Von  Ifflaiul,  I{ev.  Canon.. 

Von  Iffland.  Mrs 

Wheekr,  Mrs 

Wileo.x,  W 

A  Friend 

Rowen,  Mrs.  Jas  

Mrs.  Montizanibcrt's  Box 


Total 

Collected  by  Mm.  11.  Hunt. 


Drum,  Mrs... 
Gufty,  Mrs.... 
Geggic,  Mrs. 
Hunt,  Mrs  ][. 
Ryland,  iMrs.. 


Total 

Collected  1)1/  Mrs.    Winjield. 


a 
Pi, 


a 

o 


$    cts. 


a 
o 


$    cts. 


n 

00 

5 

00 

0 

50 

1 

00 

1 

m 

1 

00 

5 

00 

2 

0(t 

I 

00 

1 

00 

.'■»  00, 
1  00 


s 


a 


$    cts. 


3 

6 


$    cts. 


«^  <.-  "5 
oog 

a  Bfc, 
o  d-v 

-coo 


$    Cts. 


2  67 


$206  25 


102  67 


100  00 


I 


Hentley,  Mrs 

Gouge,  Mrs 

Hall,   II 

McMillan,  Mr 

Querouct,   Mrs 

Gibbon,  Mrs.  (England). 


Total. 


Collected  hy  Mi.s.t  M<i(/;/ie 
lidildiid. 

(^■uson,  Mrs 

Cross,  Miss 

Drillingiiatn,  Mrs 

Gillender,  .Mrs 

Grist,  .Mrs.  Henry 

Hamilton,  Mrs.  James 

Handley,  Clias 

Hill.  Mrs 

Maruis,  Mrs,,.. ,.,.,,.. 


(I  25 
0  25 


0  25 


5  00 


1  00 


1  00 


102  50      100  00 


1   00 
1  00 


0  25 


0  50 


2  00 


0  2i 


0  75 


1  00 


$  0  751 


0  50 

1  00 

0  10 

1  00 


1  00 
0  50 
0  50 


5  00 


2  00 
1  00 


1   00 


0  26 


ToTAl,, 


$     cts. 


5 

00 

5 

00 

0 

50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

5 

00 

2 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

5 

00 

1 

00 

2 

67 

611  42 


0  25 


1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

50 

r,) 


0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

1 

00 

0 

25 

5 

00 

00 


II  50 
1  00 
0  10 


00 
00 
00 
00 
0  .50 
0  50 


m 


190 


\:n 


^W^'- 

^m^: 

'i&i-''i'' 


City  of  Quebec. — Continued. 


Namks. 


O'Rcgfin,  Mr.  0. 
()'Re|ran,.Mr  R. 

Perry,  Mis 

Scott,  Mrs.  W.... 
Wallace,  Mrs.... 


Total 


Cu/lrrtcd  III/  Mi.wf>  Caiiiji 
bell  and   White. 


c 


c 
C 


$    cts. 


$    Cts. 


1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

:)0 

$  S  10 


Ahorii,  Mrs.  A 

Anderson,  Mrs 

Rivldwiii,  Mrs 

Reiinott.    Mrs 

RiUett,  Mrs  

Boswell,  Mrs 

Roswell,  Missl. 

Boswell.  Mrs.  St.  G  .. 

Hull,  Miss 

Hale.  Mrs.  E.  .1 

Hiiiiiiltoii,   Mrs.  J 

Hiiiuiltoii,  .1 ■ 

Heinining,  Mrs 

iU'iiiiiiins-,  MifS 

Irvine,  Hon.    G 

.Jones,  Mrs.  E.  A 

Jones,  Jliss  B 

.loiies,  Miss  K 

Jones,  Mrs.  G.  A 

Laird,  Jolin  

[.eniesniier,   E 

Oliver,  Mrs 

Petry,  Mrs 

Schwartz..  Mrs.  E 

Schwartz.  Mrs.  W.  A. 
Sewell,  Mrs.  E 


Tavlor,  Mrs 

Torre,  Mrs..  

White,  Mrs.  G 

White,  G.  R-:  IS'Jl. 

Wilson,  Mrs.  

Wurtele,  Mrs.  F.... 

Yonng,  Mrs 

A  Friend 


Total. 


1  00 
1  do 


3  00 


00 


$    cts. 


1    DO 


10  00 
],^  00 

2  001 

1  uol 


1  00 

2  110 
10  00 
25  00 


1  00 


00 
00 
0(1 
00 


no 


00 

00 


1    00 


1    00 

1  ool 


h  00 


^m  00 


00 
00 
00 


64  00 


o 


c  5 

ate 

c  r:  , 


Total, 


S     cts.      $     cts.l    $     Cts 


I   00 


1  00 


1  00, 


00 


00 
00 


1    001. 


2  00 

1  00 ; 


0   .'JO 


1  00 


JO  00 


1    bO 


10  00 


1  00 
1  00 
1   00 

0  50 

1  00 


12  10 


1    00 

:>  00 


00 

oo 

00 
00 
00 
00 


1  M) 

2  00 
2,-i  00 
50  00 

2  00 


1 

;; 
1 
1 
1 

2 

i 

(I 
1 
1 

2 

I 
1 
1 

1    00 
5  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
Oi) 
.•lO 
00 
(10 
(10 
00 
00 
00 


(10 
00 
00 


1  00 


124  60 


cts. 


1 

00 

1 

(10 

1 

00 

II 

50 

1 

00 

10 


1  00 

:>  00 

1  00 

1  0(» 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  (0 

2  0(t 

2r.  00 

60  00 

2  00 

1  00 

b   (lU 

:;  00 

1  00 

1  (Ml 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

0  ^o 

1  00 

1  no 

2  00 

1  (Id 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

f)  00 

1  00 

1  00 

]  00 

1  00 

191 

City  of  Qvebec. —Continued. 


Names. 


c 
s 


c 
C 


c 


c 
o 


Collect  I.  (I  lif/  .^fi.'.i  Lilian 
Carter. 


Arfiuo,  Mrs 

IJ  iu-kiston,  Mrs.. 

l?owcii,  Mi.ss  E 

15  oo)iior,  Mrs 

IJr.cliiiiiai),  Miss... 

riuter,  W.  H 

Cooiiibe,  Mrs 

Frii'iui,  A 

llHwkiiis,  \j 

Jiid^e,  (J 

Ki'll,  Mrs 

Lawri'iici',  Mrs. ... 

Legiiri',  Mis 

Miirs-dcn,  Mrs 

Norton,  i\Irs , 

Paije,  Mrs 

MoCaii.'^laiKl,  Mrs 

Romeril,  Mrs 

Tfaklc.  Mrs 

Tapp,  W.  If 

Winlk'ld,  Mrs 


$     cts. 


B 


T3 

C 

6 


2  00 


Total. 


Collect fd  hji  Mitos  Mai/ 
Cfi(iin/)ioii. 


Atulrews,  Mrs.  A 
Billiiigsk-y.  Mrs... 

Kllis,   Mrs 

Frasor,  Mrs  

Hawkins,  -Mr.s 

lloiiwi'l],  Mrs 

Hill,  Miss 

Jones,  Miss   ....  .. 

Jed'ery,  Mrs 

Kiiliriiiji:,  Mr 

Mcrarlani!,  Miss.. 
Siiaw,  Mrs.  S.  J.. 
Sliarjilcs,  Mrs.  C. 
Shi'piiard,  Miss..., 
AVelcii,  Mrs.  .1.  Y 
Wyruu',  Mrs 


[)  00 


$      Ct3. 


0  25 

1  OO 
0  50 
0  20 1 
0  25 
f)  00 ! 
0  : 

0  : 

1  I 
1  I 


$    cts. 


0  25 
0  25 
0  50 
0  25 
0  10 
0  50 

0  50 

1  00, 


S  7  00 


2  00 


15  lOi 


00 
00 ' 
50 


1    00 


1  00 
0  5(j 


00 
00' 


1   00 


Total. 


6  50 


9  00 


!{)     cts. 


c  c  - 
.2  2:  t^ 

«J   ~  0)     ! 


Total. 


$    cts.     $    cts. 


00 


0  5t, 


00 


0  50 


0  50 


2  00 


2  50 


0 

2fj 

1 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

5 

00 

0 

25 

0 

25 

1 

00 

5 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

60 

0 

25 

0 

10 

0 

50 

0 

CA) 

1 

00 

:> 

00 

2 

00 

21  fiO 


00 

00 

50 

00 

00 

50 

00 

00 

50 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

2 

00 

0  50 


18  00 


192 
City  of  Quebec. — Continued. 


w*  k'i 


i'  *■' 


m: 


«>!•■ 


1^  ''• 


I 


Names. 


(.'iillrctcif  ftif  J/w  Cook. 


iMaciidams,  Miss. 
Tims,  Mrs 


Total. 


l.'ullccted  by  AfiKii   Dmrroii. 


a 
O 


$     cts. 


Cnsick,  Mrs.  John 

Edwards,  Mr 

Jackson,  Mrs.  (Jeo 

Knowlcs,  Mr.  C 

Mathews,  Mrs 

Rayner,  Mrs.  (Jeo., 

Smith,  Mrs.  John 

Sangster,  Mrs 

Wilson,  Mr.  F.  (} 

Williamson,  Mrs 

Woods,  Mrs.  \Vm 


Total 

Collecled  1/1/  MiM  /nine. 


Beach,  Mr.-^ 

Brown,  S.  T 

Campbell,  R 

Cooper,  W.  

Corcoran.   W 

Dynes,  Mrs  

DoukIus,  Mrs 

Eckhardt,  W.  11.  A 

French,  Mrs 

Gaterill,  Mrs 

(Jhent,  Mrs  

Green,  Miss 

Hamilton,  Mrs.  W 

Henderson,  Mrs.  W 

ilolt,  Mrs.  Thomas 

Holt,  Mrs.  Stanley 

Irvine,  Miss  F.  I.. 

Kimlia.   Mrs 

Lemesurier.  Mrs.  W.  T. 

Lower,  S  

Montizamhert,  Mrs 

Montizarabert,  I)r 


0  oil 


1  (10 : 


1  no 


1  (lOl 


b  on 


o 


^ 


I     cts. 


2  00 
1    00 


;i  00' 


0 

10 

II 

•2h 

0 

2:t 

1 

00 

0 

25 

0 

2:> 

0 

20 

(1 

10 

(1 

no 

0 

10 

0 

O,') 

;i  0;) 


1  00 

0  ;,{) 

2  00 

(I  .'■.0 

0  50 


a 

a, 


'5 
s 

d 


o  o  5 

=  atu, 
o  ■v  ._ 
--■  -"S  at 

R  _  Ih 
C;  •-    D 

-550 


$     cts.      $     cts.     $     cts 


0  :;o 

2  00 

0  2.i 

1  00 

0   2.') 
20  00 


2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
0  50 


1   00 
25  00 


10  00 


Total. 


10  00 


.$    cts. 


2  00 
1  00 


a  00 


(1 

10 

0 

25 

0 

2.'. 

I 

00 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

20 

0 

10 

0 

60 

0 

10 

0 

05 

.3  05 


1  00 
0  50 

2  00 
0  ,-)0 
0  .^O 
0  50 
0  30 
2  00 

0  25 

1  00 
0  25 

20  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


0 

f)0 

1 

00 

1 

no 

50 

00 

■'i     i 


193 
City  of  QmuiKC— Co nfjfwed. 


Namks. 


0/ 

a 


•6 

a 

3 

b 

a 

3 

•A 

f/v 

•/I 

"^ 

Montizambi'it,  Mrs.  F. 

Moinat,  Mrs 

Norton,  Mrf 

Phillijis.  Miss. 

Pl.-es.  Mrs  

K.'ful,  Mrs 

Roi/ers,  Miss 

Hoo-tTs,  \V.   n 

Russell,  Mrs.  II 

Rowbothiun,  Mr.  R 

Rowboiliaiii,  Mrs 

Turner,  Mrs 

Vial,  Mrs  

Villi,  Mi.s? 

Walkci',  Miss 


O   O' 


•z-5  -r,'  i  Total 


tti 


I  -5-0 


u 


S    cts.;    $    cts.'  S    cts, 


:^(i  001 


10  00 


S    c'Is.  I    S    cts. 


I    00 
(t  2.> 


0  2^1 

1  (III 
I   on 


1    Oil 
.'{0   00 


10  00 


20  00 


10    (ID 


Total. 


Collected  by  Miss  Winifred 


I   00 

0  511 

1  flO 
1   00 


1    0.1 
10   00. 


)0  00! 


10  00 


SJ3  OOi      175  55 


Boyrl.    Mis.=;  

Cooke,  Mrs, 

<vookt.',  Mi-s 

Morgan,  Mrs,  J  as... 

O'Connor.  Cliris 

RiiifVet,   Mrs.  R 

Suiilli,  .Mrs 

ISmiih,  Kevd.  F.  A, 


50  0( 


0  ?,(), 


0   50 
0  50 


10  00 


2  on! 


I   00 


0  50 


(I  5(1 1 


Total I    S.'i  00 

Collected  htj  Mtss  Martin. 

P.alfour,  Rpv.  K.  J \ 

Brown,  .Mrs.  Wm 

Brown.  Miss 

Boomer,  Miss 

Boomer,  Miss  E  

nodilriilo-e.  Mrs 

Hookes,   .Mrs.  A 

Roliinsoii,  ,laa 


0  80 


00 


10 

00 

I 

(10 

i) 

511 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

0(1 

1 

00 

1   00 


Total. 


CnUecte  i  bji    Miss    B.  B. 

Montiimubvrl. 

Austin,    Mrs  

Buchanan.  .Mis 


Siti   50 


1    00 

1   00; 


0  50 


13 


S    cts. 

50  00 
1   00 

0  25 

1  00 
60  00 

0  2.5 

1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
0  25 

0  50 

1  00 
1  00 
1  00 

80  00 


40  00     288  55 


0  ,30 
0  50 

0  50 

1  0  0 

2  no 

0  .0 
0  .')0 
2  00 


7  ;;o 


10 

00 

1 

00 

0 

50 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

16  50 


1  00 

1  no 


Ill: 


194 


UaMuf' 


"'Sv'f'' 


City  of  QvEimc—CofUinued. 


Xameh. 

u 

Z 

$  els. 

Mcrcdilh,  Lady 

"2 
c 


S     cts      $    cts. 


Montiziiinlicrt,  .Mirss  \j 
Ktimrt,  .Mrs.  Okill.. 

Sfwi'll,  Mrs.  W 

Turner,  .Mrs.  U  

\\'«)tlu'rs])()()ii,  Miss., 

\\  iirUlf,  Mrs.  !•; 

Went  lie  rlty,   .Mrs.  ., 


Total 


1  11(1 

2  tld 


:>  0(1' 


I  (Id 


(1(1 


I    01) 

0  :>{) 


3 
C 


'$     cts. 


©  o  = 
.2  t  >, 

-C  C^'  Cj 


I 


$    cts. 


1   00 


!i<i(.  00,      10  oo 


Collectcl  hii  Mitu  luliti, 
Monlizainherl. 


Coleman,  ricorgo. 

Coojier,  Tlios 

Uolierty,  Mrs 

Gardiner.  Jos 

Mc(iie,  Mrs 

Preulio.  James  — 

Ross,  R   

Smith.  Siilisbury 


Wiiiidley, 


N.. 


Tot  Ml 


Collected  by  Mis^  E.  I'litlon 


0  21) 
(I  2J 
0  26 
0  10 


Ashe,  Mrs 

Reiison,  Mrs.  Erntst 

B.owning,  .Mrs 

Chamlicrs,  Mr 

Lamothe,  iMrs 

Lampson,  Mr 

Mii'-iiin,  Mrs 

Maclaren,  .Mr 

Moddler,  Mr 

Mulholland,   .Mr 

Old,  Miss 

Powell,  Mr 


2  00 


Ryder,  Mrs 

Shirley,  Mr 

Stevt-nson,  .Mrs... 
Thompson,  Miss. 

young,  Mr.' 

Wilson,  Mis 


;{  00 


2  00 


Total $  7  00 


0  2') 
0  2a 
0  10 


1  Vo 


1 

00 

1 

(10 

1 

00 

0  50 


0  jO 

1  00 


1 

00 

n 

25 

1 

on 

1 

00 

0 

10 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

50 

10  8o| 


I  00 


0  50 


0  25 


0  25 


0  25 


Total 


1   00 


0  25 


1  00 


%   cts. 


4 

00 

2 

00 

h 

00 

1 

flO 

1 

00 

5 

00 

1 

00 

0 

fiO 

21    60 


0 

50 

0 

26 

0 

25 

0 

60 

0 

10 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

10 

2  45 


1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

0 

50 

3 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

0 

50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

25 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

10 

I 

00 

1 

00 

0 

50 

18  S5 


r'  I 


196 

City  of  ClvEUEc.—ContiNued 


0  ;)0 
0  26 
0  25 
0  50 
I)  10 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  10 

2  45 


1   00 

1   00 

1   00 

2  00 

0  50 

3  00 

1   00 

2  00 

0  50 

1  00 

1   00 

0  25 

1  00 

1  00 

0  10 

\  00 

1  00 

0  50 

18  Sf) 


Namkb. 

General  Fund. 

1 

B 

u, 

.2 

rif, 

r. 

c 

3 

.2 

'in 

z 

T3 

S 
3 

•-Si 

005 
s  =u, 
.2t  >• 

-§5o 

Total. 

Colled nf  l,;i  Mi».'<  Prrri/. 
Harlow.  .Mrs 

$       CtH. 

$      Ct3. 

0  50 

$     cts. 

.            1 

S     efs. 

$    cts. 

$    cts. 
0  50 

Ht^Wllll.     ^MN    

0  2.". 

1  00 

2  (10 
0  50 

0  25 

(jiiiNon.  MiN.  S  

1  00 

NoljU",  Revd.  W.  T 

2  00 

I'l'ice.  M r.s  

0  50 

Tiniinij.  .Miss 

0  25 

0  25 

!?  3  75 

Total 

0  75 

4  50 

Collected  bij  Mm  Phi/hj'S. 
riiinham.  Mrs.  J.  G 

;>   00 

5  00 

f'lillcv    .Mrs.  A 



1   00 

1  110 

2  00 

1   00 

(?  iiniinin  ('<.  \li'S     A  .      ... 

1   00 

T)i1  W^Mtl     M IM*!     

2  00 

D'  Alliiiov.  Mrs 

0  25 
0  2:> 







0  25 

Elliott    Mrs 

0  25 

(iriflith,  .Mrs.  11 

0  50 

1  00 
1    00 

I   00 
1    00 
(I  25 

0  50 

Iivci's    Mis 

1   00 

1   00 

jMi'Sservcv.  Mrs.,  IS'.I1.]S1I2. 

^Z'.'.'.'.''.'.. 

1          1    00 

1  00 

1    00 

Pope,  iMiss 

Presho.    Mrs.  D  

Ross.  .Mrs.  II.  I) 



1    00 





1   00 

0  25 

i 

1    00 

I?o]iort'4    A!i-is    

0  50 

0  50 

Smlili    Air  lleiirv  

2  00 

2  00 

.Stcjidnian.  Miss  Jane 

1    00 

0  ■,{) 

1  00 

' 

1   00 

Walter-",  Mrs 

■ 

0  50 

Wi'lcli.  Mrs.  J.  Laeon 

1 

1   00 

' 

Total 

S  -i  50 

11    75 

0  n(t 

1  00 

0  ;)0 

1  00 

5   00 

1   00 

21   25 

Collected  by  Misi>  C.  Prirr. 

Rwlinn  'A1  IS  

0  50 

(lliiit     Mrs  

1 

' 

1    00 

rnroll    Mr    

1 

1             • 

\ 

0  50 

Dvcr     Mri  

1 

1 

1   00 

1  )nnn     ^Irs 

5  00 

' 

i 

5  00 

Fiiotft    Miri-^  m 

2   00 
1    00 

1 

1 

2  0'> 

TTiint     Miss 

' 

1   00 

Macpherson,  .Mrs 

Mclji'od.  Mr  

5  00 

5  00 

1        1  nil 
1    00 
]    00 
5  00 

1   00 

Moiiti/.anihert.  Mrs.  E 

2  00 

1 

1  00 

Prat  ten.  Airs 

!■••  ■  

.3  00 

Pratten.  Mr 

5  00 

i 

N 

I'  '.■ 


196 
City  of  Qurhec. — Cnvtinued. 


t<  t 


ft  'tf 


ii 

I 


N'AAfES. 


a 
a 


c 

e 


Pri<-p,  The  Mi.sscs 

Piicr,  \V  

Si'wi'll,  Mis.  C 

fcimilli,  Mrs.F 

Sinilli,  Alt'x.'iiulfT 

iSwil't,  Miss     

Tiunliiill.    Mrs 

\Vad(',   Mis 

White,  Mis.  J.  R.  H 


?     rts. 

ir.  0(1 


a 


0  .>o 


S     els. 

i:.  (Ml 

\    (Ml 

2  (I'l 
2  (Ml 


a 


$     cts.      .S     ''Is 


I 


Total. 


1  (Mi 

2  (Ml 

1  1.1 

1  (Ml 


Collect c>l  h]i  Mm  Mahcf 
Scwidl, 


8  27  50        42  00 


yXvlwin,  Mrs.  J.  C 

Bowcn,  M i.s 

JionkiK,  Ml' 

]{|iinchol,  Mrs 

Clinm|)i(jn.  Mrs  

\H-L('y,  M;s.  G 

Di'ifilcy,  Mrs    

Dunhiir,  Mrs 

Unim,  Mrs 

Fry.  Mrs.   (.  S 

Fiiilc}-.  Mrs 

Forre"^  tcr,  Wvi 

Hall,  Mrs.  P 

Iniliili,   .Mrs  

.Tolv  do  LothiniC'ic,  Mrs  .. 

Liunb,  .Mr.  R 

Mfreflith,  Mrs.  E 

Muiitiziimbert,  V.:)\ 

AI()ntiziinilii.'i t,  Mrs 

Paiton,    Mrs 

Poston.  Mrs.  E 

Ixiithi'ifoid,  .Mrs 

Scott,  Mrs.  E  ! 

f<cott.  .Mr-!.  VV.  W I 

KcDtt.  .Mr.  W.  IJ 

Scott,  Mrs.  (' I 

Stewart,  Miss ' 

Vease}-,  Miss I 

Vcascv,-  Mr.  G ■ 

Wurtele,  Mrs [ 


1  OOi 


2  no  I 

h  00; 


1  001 

1  (Mil 

0  .■■)(l, 

1  Odi 
1  0(1 

1  0(i' 

2  I'O' 
2  00 


1   00 


1   00 


1    00! 


0   ."^lO 


2  00 

3  00 
1  0(1 
1  00 

0  ."ill 

1  00 
3  00 
1  00 

1  00 

I  (10 

0  .^0 

I  (Ml 

1  00 


1    00 


Total '  $  10  50 


29  00 


1    00 


1    00 


II    .',0  II   ."lO 
I  )    (HI, 


3  50 


■  -=  tl. 


.S     cts. 


I   00 


2  00 


ToT.VI,. 


1    0(1  ... 


1    (I 


10   (III 


'!>        I'lS. 


!(l  01) 
4  III) 


2 

III) 

itl) 

II 

.j« 

1 

00 

2 

110 

I 

01) 

1 

00 

CO  50 


1   00 


1   00 

1    (Ml 

1        1  ml 

0   60 

1  (II) 

1   (10 

1    (Ml 

2  00 

4  00 

,j  00 

2  0(1 

.)  (10 

1    00 

1    00 

0   ,.(1 

1    nil 

.1    (Ml 

2  00 

1    01) 

1    no 

1     0(1 

II    .'lO 

2   00 

1    (Ml 

0    -,() 

]    (10 

1    00 

10   00 

1   00 

11  00,       56  00 


197 


(^ITY 

OK  (^TI^:H^:(^ 

-  Conti 

')iue(L 

N'avks. 

•6 

3 

'J 

"3        ; 
it.        1 

'71 
'#, 

S     cts. 

0  51' 
0  25 
0    10 
0   10 
0  O.i 
0  (15 

"6 

3 

1 — 

'3 

a 

•■id 

=  Z.U. 

5C0 

Total.                         | 

S   cu.                   1 
1  00                     1 

0  50              r 

0  25                          } 
0  25 
0  15 
0  10 

CoUrntfd  h;i  Mini  D.  Smif/i. 
Hiirfoi'il,  M r-« 

S     ct.s 

0    f)!) 
0  2'> 
0    15 
0   15' 
0   11) 
0  115 

S     cts. 

^    cl.^. 

;?    cts. 

Hiimllcv,  Mis.  Jolm 

Lhih',  Mi'.s 

1 

Litltt^  Mi-i 

McnonMld.  M^^ 

\Vn'4lit,   Mi.ia  

t              

1 

. 

Total 

VolUcb.lifi  Mi^.i  I/.  E. 
tStevvimon. 

Prowii,  Mrs   Stepliuii 

*(   1   20 

1   05 

0  25 

0  5(' 
3  00 

0  10 

1  Oil 

0  111 
(1  25 

1  (Ml 

:!0  nil 

5  00 
(1    10 

0  50 

1  no 

(1  50 

1  nil 
1  no 

1    00 
0   50 

22. 

i 

0  25                          f 
0  50                          1 
5  00 

0  10                       1^ 

1  00 
0   10 

0  25                             f 

1  00 

80  CO                           [ 
5  00 
0   10 

0  50 

1  00 

0  50 

1  00 
1   00 
1  00 

0  50                           I 

1  00                           ! 
0  25 

0  50 

1  00 

1  no 

1  01) 
1  00 

Civiiul.  Mid 

Coll".  Mis 



"    i  ■■ 

2  00 



Coriiliirtii.  Mis 

Craii'',  M^ss  

I)a\v-or,  iMi^!-i  M 

■;z.::::j:::::. ;::::;  '■■■■■■■■■■ 

Kilwaiil'-,   Mis.s  K 



Hall.  Mis.  C    ){  

... 



llainiiKjii.  Mis.-^ 

llamiltoa,  Mi.-.-i  II 



20  Oil 

10  no 



20  00 

llaiiiilioii.  Mrs,  H 

llciiiy.    Miss ....    

JoiU'j,  .Mi-'j  1 

Juild.  Mr 

Laipi  jdis.  Mis  



LawiLiiie,  Mr.'* 

1  ■ 

Lawri'iH'c,  Mrs.  T 

1 

Mi>v('r    .Mr 

1 

I'ariniili'c.  Mr-J  

1   00 



I't-rry,   Mr.s  

I'lailU'i  .^Il^!< 

(1  25 
0  50 

1 

Poi.e.  M.S.  K 

Pojic.  Mr.s.  A 

1   00 

1 

1    00 

1  no 

1   00 

50  55 

1 

I'oZi-r    Mis.J 

Riclianl.soii,  .M)" 

1 

1   

•    •• 

Total  

12  00 

0   50 
0  50 
0  50 
0  25 

!S2l    01) 

1   00 
0  50 

20  00 

104  56                           ! 

i 

» 

0  50 

1  00 
0  50 
0  25 
0  30 

OdU-ctcd  hii  Mi.s^  Era  I. 
Taylur. 

Edward.?.  Mr,?.  Jas 

M ;  I  w  k  i  n     A,  1 )  ( '  1    . .           

Kavaiiah,  Mrs.  Jas 

Ki'an.  Mrs    

t 

Keuucdv,  Mi's  J 

0  50 

< 

1      "" 

" 

idi 


m 


t/iTY  OF  Quebec. — Continued. 


A' 

j<    ' 


H 


if 


«l 


pi 

if  i 


^*V: 


Namks. 


Kennedy.  0  

Moore,  Mrs 

Morritt,  .Mrs  

I'alton,  .Jus  ,  jr 

Piper,  James 

Pruneau.  Mrs 

Rexford,  Flev.  E.  I.. 
Fiexford,  Mrs.  E.  I.. 
Richardson,  ('anon. 
Ricliardson,  Mrs  T. 
Robinson,  Ceorge... 

Taylor,  E.  II 

Ta'ylor,  J.  li 


a: 
a; 

OJ 


S    cts. 


2  00 
1  00 


-73 

a 


S    cts. 


1  00 


1  00 

2  00 
1    00 


-3 

a 

3 


a 
6 


1  00, 

2  00 
1    00^ 


Total 

CoUjctfd  fii/  MLss  I'cdfici/. 

Hioclvlesl>.\ .  Mr.  C  M 

<!a(inn)n,  Mr 

Campbell,  Mr.  .J 

Carter,  Airs 

Cockl)urn,  Mrs 

Colvin,  .Mr.  J  

Doran,  Mrs 

Dynes,  Mrs 

(lowen,  Mrs.  E 

Griffith,  Mrs 

Hoare,  Mrs    

Hoare,  Mr.  E.   A 

Irvine,  Mrs.  M.  15 

Irvine,  Mr.  M.  B 

Laurie,   Mrs 

Martin,  Mrs.  W.  W 

Norris,  Mrs 

Norris,  Mr.  T 

Payne,  Mrs.  (J  

Ricl<aby,  Mrs 

vShaw,  Mrs.  P.  A 

Stevenson,  Miss  I 

Wearj',  Mrs  

Welch,  Mrs 

Wheeler,   Miss 

Williams,  Mrs.  L.. 

Williams,  Rev.  L 

Williams,  Jlev.  T 

Williams,  Mrs 

Wood,  Miss 


il   00 


1  on 

2  00 


a   00 


0  ")(): 

1  no 
I  on 

I  ool 

0  .50 ' 

0  .^0 


1  00 

2  no! 


lo  00 


2  on 
2  no 

2.j   00 

10  00 


1    00, 


;")  00 


1  on: 
1  00 


I  00 


0  2o 


0  50' 

1  00 


10  00 
2  00 


5  00 
10  00 


Total. 


20  00 
0  25 


$40  50 1       82  00 


003 


s-^ 


cts.'   $     cts.     S    cts. 


2  no 
0  25' 
0  5t), 


0  50  j 

0  ;i5 


I  III) 
1  on 


^.) 


I   00 


5  001 


6  00 


5  00 
2  00 

T)  on 
2  no 


Total. 


1   00 


1   50         U  ool 


5   01)1 

0  50' 


5  50|. 


S    cts. 
•^  00 

0  25 
0  50 
2  00 


50 
:'.5 

00 
00 
00 
00 


.'{  00 
5  00 
3  00 


;iij 


1 

00 

2 

00 

0 

50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

5(i 

0 

50 

1 

no 

2 

00 

2 

00 

2 

00 

25 

00 

2r) 

00 

5 

00 

0 

50 

1 

00 

5 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

25 

0 

50 

1 

00 

5 

00 

25 

00 

2 

00 

20 

00 

0 

25 

134  00 


199 


City  of  Qvebkc— Continued. 
Recapitulation. 


Names  of  Collkctobs. 


More,  Mr.   J.  C 

Phillil)s,  Mr.  C.  W 

Klliott,  Mrs  

Forsytli    Mrs 

Hunt,  Mrs  

Winficld,  Mrs 

Horliind    Miss  

Caiii|)l)i'll  it  White,  Misses 

Carter,  Miss  Lilian 

Champion,  Miss  May 

Coi)l\,   Miss  

Da\v-on.  Mis? 

Irvine,    Miss 

Juiljre,   Mi-sW 

Martin,  Miss 

Monti/.iinihert,  Miss  15.  15... 

Montizanibert    Miss  E 

Putton,  Miss  E 

Perry,  Mi-s  

Philiips.  Mi-s 

Piict',  Miss  Cecilia 

Sewell,   Miss  Mabel 
Smith,    Miss  Hlanelie 
StevenS'Mi    Miss  II.  E 
Taylor,  Mi*s  Eva 

Veasey,  Miss 

Christmas  Tree 


a 


a 

o 


S     ets. 

29f)  00 
83  oO 
12  00 

200  25 


a 
o 


S    cts 


0  75 
8  10 
09  00 
7  00 
(3  50 


2:5  00 
3  00 


10  00 


Cathedral 

St.  Matthew's 
St.  Miehael's 
St.  I'eier's 
St.  Pani's 
Trinity 

Total 


OiTurfories 


21^ 

412 

18 

102 


5 

64 

15 

9 

;5 

3 
175 

0 

lf> 
10 

1 
10 

0 

11 

42 
29 

1 
50 

5 

82 

184 


72  021 
109  00 1 
625  51' 


o 


■id 


005 

.0  J.  ,^ 
■5 -5  be 


~,oo 


i5  cts. 

48  00 

41  00 

1  50 

100  00 

1  00 

1  00 


10  00 
2  00 


50  00 
2  00 


0(1 

00 

00 

10 

00 

00 

05 

55 

80 

50 

5(1 

45 

85 

75 

75 

00 

OOJ    ;5  50 

05 

55 

00 

00 


0  25 

1  00 


5  00 


$  c 

ts. 

49 

00 

2 

00 

1 

00 

102 
0 

50 

S  cts. 

9  00 
5  00 


Total. 


0  25 

1  00 

1  50 
0  50 

2  50, 


"100 

0 

00 
75 

10 

00 

1  00 


I 


1  00 

2  bo 


12  CO 
7  85 
(5  00 


1  00, 
1  50 1 
5  50' 


8?,  76 
69  8S 
104t)  47 


10  (Mi 

10  00 

5  00 

25  77 

U  00 

9  26 

2261  26 

1538  18 

174  25 


40  001 
0  50 


1  00 
0  75 


11  00 


20  00 
14  00 


212  00 


75 

00 


$  cts. 

615  00 

543  50 

32  50 

611  42 

3 

7 

12  10 

121  50 

24  60 

18  00 

3  00 

3  05 
238  65 

7  30 
16  50 
21  50 

2  45 
18  85 

4  60 
21  25 
69  50 
56  (10 

2  25 

104  55 

35  35 

134  00 

184  16 


213  91 

374  53 

1571 

44 

32 


98 
02 
00 
14  26 


5215  83 


200 


ST.  FRANCIS  DISTRICT  ASSOCIATION. 


Xamks. 


Angus. 


Offortorv 


BAnFOIJD. 
Culkr.ted  in  Mis-i  D.  Ward 


Hen(ler?on,  Mrs 

Waifi,  Dr.  T.  W 

Ward,  J[r3.  T.  W 

Ward,   Mis3 

Ward,  Arthur 

Ward,  Miss  Dccie..  .. 
Oflertory  Collcctioua. 

Perry  Ijoro. 


Collected  by   Mm.    //.     W. 
J'crri/. 


Birch,  Edward 

Jiirt'li,  William  

Hiyaii,  Abraham 

Lyne?,  Geoigc 

Nish,  .iamc's 

Msh,   J.  F  

Nish,  Nellie  

Perry,  H    W 

Robertson,  John . 

Robeilson,  :Miv.  S  .... 

Walker,  William 

Offertory  Collections 

Di.Kville. 


Collected  hy   Mrs.   Murray 
and  Miss  Johnson. 


t3 

a 


.§    cts.      S   cts. 


Paldwin,  T?.  C  

Baldwin,  Mrs.  B 

Benway,  Mrs.  S  

Brazier,   Mrs.  H 

Chamberl'iin.  Willie.    . 

Child,  Mrs.  H.  W 

Cowhard,  W.  H 

I)ev\-,  Mrs.  H 

Egleston,  Mrs.  Nelson 

Fellows,  Mrs.  C 

Gill,  Ettiu  


s 
o 


S   cts. 


1  41 


1   70 


0 

2y 

0 

25 

0 

10 

0 

25 

(1 

25 

0 

50 

2  GO 


I  00 


0  25 


1  41 


0  25 


1  00 


0  35 
n  25 
0  25 


0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

,-.() 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

3  85 


^ 


1  73 


Cts, 


s  o  = 

lit. 


1 

00 

5 

00 

'> 

00 

') 

00 

1 

00 

I 

00 

0  25 


$    cts. 


0   10 


Total. 


cts. 


1  41 


1  00 
5  00 

2  00 
2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
8  It* 


0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

10 

1 

00 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

10 

4 

14 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

35 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

201 


St,  Francis  District  Association. — Continued. 


N'ames. 


Jolmsoti,  Lizzie 

Johnson.   WilliiUii 

Martin,  iMrs.  W.  G 

Mavlu'W,  Mi';5.  G 

MuVniy,  Rev.  G.  H.  A. 

Nonis.    HuITl-! 

Smith.  R.  G 

Uffcitorv  Collections... 


Stanhope. 

Collected  hy  Mi>i.  II.    W. 
Marsh. 


Baker.  Mr.^.  J.  H 

Baldwin,  J.  S.  

Baldwin,  Mrs.  S-  A.. 

Bronsseau,  (J  

Bruset,   F 

Oar|u'!iter,  \{.  J 

Dufharnie,  [lomer  .... 

Fouriiier,  John 

Francneur,  D.  C 

(Jriffin.  .M 

G"illin,  W.  F 

Hill.  R.  II 

Hill.  Mrs.  R.  n 

Hu[,'he3,  Mrs.  J.   W... 

Lapoiiit,   J 

Leavitt,  W 

Lemcrse,  W 

Lind.?c.v,  W.  \V 

McCauley,  C 

McLean,   A.  .  

Marsh,  H.  W 

Marsh,  L.  A — 

Morin,    G  

Morin,  J.  K 

Nelson,  W.  G 

Pellclier,  Thos 

Saneiei,  L 

Sherman,  D.  S.  R... . 

Todd,  Thrts 

Wilson,   M:s.  A 

Woodard,  Mrs.  B.  0. 
Ofl'ertory  Collections 


Total  Barford. 


$   cts 


-3 


S   ct.s, 
0  jo! 

0  2b' 


$    cts 


1   H 


50 
15 


2  00 
0   M 


00 
10' 


0  10 


0  10 


0  10 

0    J  (I 


0   10 
0   10 


0   15 
0  25 


0   10 
0   101 

0  15! 


0  25 


0   lOi 


0    10 


1   2C 


$  y  21 


1   CO 


18  U 


I     ;^ 


-^ 


-  o^ 


.2  ofa-, 


Total. 


$    cts.      §    cts 


04 


0   10, 


2  92 


10  64 


0  10  i 


0  5.1  . 

0  25  . 

0  25;. 

0  25' 

0  10  . 


0   50, 


0   lOi 
0   10, 


14  40 


0   lOi 
0  251 


0  25 
0  10 


0  25 


1  05 


8     Ot3. 


50 
25 
50 
15 
00 
50 
00 
28 


0  10 
0  !0 
0  25 
0  10 
0  10 
0  10 
0  25 
0  10 
0  10 
0  25 
0  10 
0  10 
(I  10 
0  50 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  10 
0  l.') 
0  25 
0  50 
0  10 
0  10 
0  15 
0  25 
(1  25 


0 

25 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

(J 

10 

6 

IS 

53 

45 

1;: 


If  •*' 

[  > 


\ik 


ire 


I 


m 


M, 


w 


St.  Francis  District  Association.— Cofilimied. 


Namks. 


IJAKNSTON. 

Offertory 

Mkompton  and  Windsor. 

CoUcctrd  hy  Mrs.  A. 
Kiuijtp. 


Addison,  Mrs.  .lolm 

Addison,  Mis.  H , 

Addison,   Mrs.  Thos 

Hrooks,  Miss  

Broolis,  Robert 

Hrool<s,  Mrs.   R 

Co.x,  Rev.  J.  C 

Cox,  Mrs 

Edlesson,  .Mrs 

Jameson,  Mrs.  R.  S 

Jameson,  Fannie  A , 

Knapp,  N.  A 

Knapp,  Mrs.  Alfred , 

Knapp,  .Mrs   D  

McLean,  Mrs.  A 

McLean.  Harold  .V , 

Riches.  Mrs.  \Vm 

Rose,  Josepii  T 

Stevens,  (Jardner 

Stevens,  Mrs.  Jas  , 

Stenkins,  Lizzie  

Stenkins,  Adaline 

Stuart,  Mrs.  David , 

Varnv,  Mrs.  Silas , 

Ward,  Thos.  D 

Ward,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  H 

Ward,  Mrs.  Geo 

Wright  .Mrs.  Wm 

Young,  Mrs   John 

Otfertory 


$  cts. 


0    :b 
0  25 


a 


1  (10 


0  25 


0  50 


0  50 


0  25 


0  50 
0  25 


0  25 

0  25' 

1  00 
0  50 


0  50 


9  07 


Total  Brompton  ana 

Windsor $  15  32 


Bury. 


Collected  bi/  Miss  H. 
Bagley. 


Palmer,  L 

Ord,  H  

Wyatt,  Jaa  ... 
Vintianer  Mr. 


0  25 
0  50 
0  50 
0  25 


cts. 
I  85 


0  25 

1  00 


0  25 


0  50 


0  50 


0  25 


0  25 
G  25 


9  50 


a 

B 

.2 

a 


6 


Cts. 
2  10 


S  cts. 


0  25 


1  00, 


/•■> 


5  00 


c  o  5 

O  1, 

■^  —  .^ 

^  -^  T 


Total. 


0  2.i 


0  25 


0  25 


0  25 


50 


$  cts. 


%   cts. 
3  25 


0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

50 

1 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

] 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

25 

20 

32 

32  32 


0  25 
0  60 
0  50 
0  25 


25^ 
li^'T.  i*iJ.vN'Cis  District  Association.— Cow/^wtte^/. 


Namks. 

'3 

C 

a 

Mission  Fund. 

1 

c 
.2 

'31 

s 

C 

6 
-a 

1=- 

Education    of 

Children  of 

Clergy  Fund. 

Total. 

V  in  tinner,  Mrs 

$    cts. 

0  25 

0  50 
0  20 
0  ."SO 
0  50 
0  50 
0  25 
0   50 

0  50 

1  00 
0  25 

0  25 

1  00 
1    00 
0   50 
0   50 

0  V5 

1  00 
0  25 
0   25 
0  50 

0  50 

1  00 
1    00 

0  50 

1  00 
0  50 
0  50 
0  51) 
0  50 
0  50 

0  50 

1  00 
0  25 
0   25 

0  25 

1  00 
I  00 
1   00 
1  00 
0  50 

S    cts. 


$  Cts. 

%   cts. 

$   cts. 

$  cts. 
0  25 

VVyatt,  .lolm 

0  5U 

01  sen.  Ouian 

0  20 

Old,  Siiniucl 

0  50 

Battev,  W 

0  50 

Huttcy,  .V 

0  50 

Huz/.l'I,  .V-s   a 

0  25 

Haltev,  (i 

0  50 

Bown,  Cliiis 

0  50 

Martin,  Joliii  

1   00 

(.'artier,  .M rs 

0  25 

(jo\vliiii>',  Mi'.s 

0  25 

Taylor,  Jului 

TuViier,    A.  .\ 



1  00 
1  00 

Ross.    Wm 

0  50 

MeCiintoelv,  .Mr 



0  50 

Ellis.  .Mrs.  H 



0  "5 

Haglev,  Isaac 

1 

1   00 

Boss,  Mrs.  .loiin  (Widow).. 
Ellis,  Mrs.  Geo 

";;;;;;;;; 

! 

0  25 
0  25 

Bown,  .Mis 

0  50 

Lefehyre,  -Mrs.  J 

0  50 

St.  I'aur.s. 
Collected  by  Miss  Ella  Ross. 
Matson,  W.  H 

1  00 

Piekforu,  T.  II 

1  00 

Eraser,  J 

0  50 

Ross,  And 

1    00 

(iioodeiiouji'li,  F 

0  50 

Hunt,  Jesse 

0  50 

Mains,  John 

0  50 

Flanap^aii,  11 

0  50 

Morrow,  .1 



1         0  50 

Hunt,  S.  J 

Morrow,  W.  U' 

050 



1  50 
1  50 

Forbej,  Jennie 

0  25 

Hepburn,  Mrs 

Anon 

0  25 

0  25 

Collected  bfi   Miss    lihnu'hr 
Lockill. 

Maclver,  Mrs.  L 

1  00 

Maclver,  Mrs.  A.  L 

1  00 

Ramsay   Mrs 

PoDe,  Col 

1  00 

1  00 

Lockctt,  E iif. 

0  50 

204 


St.  Francis  District  Association. — Conlinued. 


■'^     V\ 


wri' 

Mr. 


m. 


\AWK9. 


I         '^ 


s 


CoUecfed  by  Mist  Ivi/  II nut. 


Tamba,  C.  H 

Wrijrlu,   Mrs.  W'ni. 

Boydoll,  Mrs.  .1 

Hunt,  Miss  Ivy 


Coll.  by  Miss  T.  Turner. 


$    ots, 


1   00 

0  2ijj 

1  00 ! 
0  50 


Turner,  Mrs.  I) ' 

Merbe,  Willie        

Hawlev,  W  

Taylor,  Fred 


Collected  by  Miss  Sliibbs. 


Dorman,  Mrs.  T 

Dorman,  .Mrs 

(jroom,  Mrs 

HcniiifT,  11 

Herring,  Miss  G 

Herring,  Wni 

Ollertory  Collections. 

Total  Bury . 

COATICOOKK. 

Offertory 

Co.\IPTO.\. 


Collected  by  Mik.s^s  Fost'.r 
and  RoW'UkI. 


0  50 
1)  50, 

0  2ji 


I  00 

0  f-">: 

0  2,")' 

0  25 

0  10 

0  50 


S:i2  30 


4  00 


Brouso,  Mrs 

Brooks    Mi.s.?  .M  .. 
Cochrane,  Miss  .. 

Dunn,  Mrs 

Dunn,  Miss 

Fiske,  Miss 

Kisko,  Miss  \j , 

Fiske,  Mis:s  X 

Foster,  Miss  C. 
Jackson,  Miss  II 

Keith,  Miss  

Le  Baron,  .Miss... 

Murpliy,  .Miss 

McGee,  Miss  E... 


3 


S  cts. 


i;   cts. 


$     cts 


- 15  I 


0  ':.■ 


M  01 
11  51 

4   00 


2  00' 


4    00 


1  00 
0  15 
0  5(1 
n  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  10 
0  15 
0  15 
(I  15 
0  10 
0  10 
0  25 
U   10 


Total. 


$     cts.      $     Ct8. 


1  00 

0  25 

1  00 
0  50 


0  20 
0  50 
0  50 
0  25 


1  00 
0  60 
0  25 
0  25 
0  10 
0  50 
10  01 


49  00 


12  00 


1  00 
0  15 
0  50 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  10 
0  15 
0  15 
0  15 
0  10 
0  10 
0  25 
0   10 


205 


St.  Fuancis  District  Association.— CowYm^/er/. 


Names. 


Popp,  Mi^? 
Pope,  .Mi.>s  E 
Rowami,  .Mi 
Rownnd.  .Mi^s  I) 
St.  nc'iii-!,  ;,iisd  ( 
Street,  .Mis.  M 
Welsh,  Miss  M 
\Vii(lieigli,  .Miss 
Youny,  Mia 


Collected  h]i  Mmes  Winder 


Blo!<som.  .Mrs.   J 
Coeiiiiine,  .M 
CoeliiiUie,  .Ml'  J 
Do!il{,  Mi 

Kelliini.  .M.'s  

Piilliste.',  .Mrs  

Parker,    lU'V.  G.  H 
PiUiver,  Mrs.  (1.  11 
P:ii-ker,  Mi 
Reiieau,  Mi 
Sinitli,  M.S.  A 
VeriHMi,  M 
Oifeilury   Collectiuiis 


To  1  ill  Coiiiittuii 


D.\NVILIE. 

Lo.nc 


P.ii.uUy,  Tlioiiias.  .. 
I'.jijiiev.  William... 

j-laj:'!!  y,  .luliii    

(,'iH  ii.anc,   Miiridii 
(iordoii,  Hujii'iiL'.... 

liunluii.  Ilia 

Govett,  Tlius 

McKeajre,  Annie 
McKeage,  Geo.  II 
iMcKeage,  Robt..  . 
MoVcaiy,  George  . 


1)  1!;) 


II   J( 
(I  2; 


00 

00 

no 

III) 

00 

dO 

01) 

00 

00 

.:.i) 

01) 

.iO 

20 

2(; 

.1  itil    ^11  '!r.     S  00: 

1 j 

, 

1 

1 

1 

.'57  86 


0 

25 

li 

2o 

0 

2.1 

1) 

!,") 

1) 

'lb 

0 

15 

0 

25 

0 

2h 

0 

2, J 

0 

10 

0 

25 

206 


kST.  Francis  District  Association. — Continued. 


;» 


it?>, 


mvi 


y  1' 


Namks. 


Collected  hy  Misn  Ida 
M»yli'». 


Cross,  Mr 

Covle,  Jiinies 

Coyle,  George 

Doying,  Miss 

Fowler,  Marnet 

Fowler,  Sarah 

George,  H  

George,  W 

Gallup,  Milo  

Hoiilahan,  Mrs 

Le  Roux,  C 

Moyles,  James 

Mills,  Mrs 

McKeage,  Mrs.  W 

McKeage,  Thomas 

Pope,  Mrs.  Arthur 

Pope,  Charles  

Pope,  Mrs.  Austin  

Ufiertory  CoUeciions. 


Troutbrook. 

Collected  hy  Mish  l/<ittif 
Barber. 


Barber,  Mrs.  Sam 

Jjarber,  lliittie 

Frazer,   Wm 

Nutbrown.  Mrs   R 

Stevens,    Mrs.  Levi 

Thurber,  Harley 

Tiiurbcr,  David  

Thurber,  Mrs.  Richard.  ... 

Coll.  hy  Miss  M.  A.  Ewing. 


Colclougb,  A.  A 

Kwiiig,  Geo 

Ewing,  George  G 

Lunnie,  Mrs.   Wm  .... 

Neil,  Henry 

Neil,  Sandie 

Neil,  W.  R 

Stevens,  Lizzie 

Stevens,  Geo, 

Robertson,  Wm 

Robertson.  D 

Wilson,  John 

Offertory  Golleotions 


c 

01 


$     ctS. 


0  15 

0  10 

0  2.51 

0  10 

0  lo: 

0  25 
0  25' 

0  in 


0  25 
2  00 


0  25 
0  60 
0  50 
0  25 
0  50 


00 
35 


a 


$      CtS. 


13 

13 

C 

•3 -si 

Uh 

Pu, 

C    St 

C 

o 

6 

r  2  ^"^ 

rn 

•^ 

«-  •=   K 

4< 

y 

-c  :-cj 

P- 

•^ 

Ui 

CtS. 


%   els. 


%     CtS. 


1  71 


1  59 


0  25 
0  25 


1   00 
0  25 


1   80 


1   00 


TOTAI, 


!S     CtS. 


0  25 


0 

25 

0 

25 

10 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

2.5 

25 

0 

.50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

.50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

?>  ;jo 


0 

1,5 

(I 

10 

0 

2.5 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

10 

0 

25 

•> 

00 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

50 

1 

00 

0 

25 

1 

00 

4 

75 

St.  FkAxNCIS  Distiuct 

207 

Association. — Coniinued 

• 

Namks. 

c 

3 

•6 
a 

3 

c 
.2 

-a 
a 

U< 
_2 

'rfj 

C 

1 

$   Cts. 

••3 

c 

6 

1^ 

Education  of 
Children  of 
Clergy  Fund. 

Total. 

D.'inviiU'. 
Heanuiii,  Mis.  

<  M...  1.1,1  ml         (1       I'' 

.S   cts. 

1    (10 

1  mi 

1  0(1 
1    00 
1  00 

$  cts. 

S    cts. 

$   cts. 

$    cts. 

1    00                                    ; 

]   00 

1  00 

3  00                                  , 

Ch'veland,  Mrs.  0.  F 

Ciev.liinil,  Mrs.  ('.  C 

1   00 

1  00 

2  00 

1  00 

WiwHcitrli      Mrs 

1  00 

1   0() 

2  00 

W  (1  f  1  liti  (1  h       \1  i«JQ 

1  00 

1  00                             1 

Collected  />//    Mii<s    Wtnnie 
Boutcllc. 

RlnvlfU'l*-       T?PV      T 

2  00 

2  00                                i 

Blfiylock,  Mrs.  T 

0  fiO 
0  'lb 

0  50                                S 



0  25                                • 

Koutcllo    C  

0   01)' , 

1                  1 

0  50                                } 

U<»ii*i»lln       \fro      C 

0  25 

0  25                                » 

0  25 

1  00 

! 

0  25                                ji 

1 

1  00 

'<i\i\\r\     T     K 

0  25 

;;:::;:::::i:;;::::::::/;.......:: 

0  25 

nM,n..i»ot»   Mfo    n 

1  00 

0  50 

1  00 

1  00 

0  50 

1   00 

Collected  by  Mm  Gibson. 

0  25 
0  25 

0  25 

vjfvrson,  ill  Is 

I 

0  25 

0  50 

0  50 

1  00 

i 

1  00 

0  25 
0  25 
0  50 

1 

0  25 

0  25 

0  50 

Robinson,   Mrs   A 

0  25 
7  40 

1 

0  25 

9  00 

11   61 

14  83 

28  04 

Total  Danville 

Durham. 
Offertories 

Drummondville. 

S33  05 

1  .30 
7  01 

23  2fi 

8  08 
3  Si 

2  25 

73  39 

9  33 

,          5  7( 

)  

17  13                          1 

unei  loues ••••• 

1 

1 
n 
t 

208 


St,  Francis  Distiitct  Association. — Continveil. 


m 


\4 


Names. 


•5 
£3 


I'.ATriN. 


Colhctt  I  I'!/  Mi.-s  IS'jth  rill. 


Boftiiill.  Mrs 

Bottcrill,  J 

F;ini.-"()iili,  J.  II 

HuKi.  F 

Leaiiit^'ii,  Mrs.  John.  . 

.Norlli.  -Mrs 

Oriij;oi)tK',  L 

Ri-a(ii«.  Mr 

Taylo:',   Mrs.  J.  II  .... 


CoUectcd  III/  .11  IKS  Cliini  M. 
BulUy. 


S        <'f!t. 


S    cts. 


(I  .j(l' 


hailcv,   A.  E  

Jiailc'y,  Mrs.  C.  C 

Ikik-v,  Mrs.  C.  A... 
Haile'v.  Mrs.  \V  W.. 
Biilluek.  y\:^   TI.  J.. 

Cliu-k.  Mis.  II 

Osjroink'.  Mrs.  V.  E. 

IMaiic'..-,  K.  J  

Phiniii.-    II.  A 

Pope,  .Mrs.  C 

Pupe,  M.S.  II.  11 

Urquiiait,   F .. 


Collected  In'  Mis"  Cook  irihl 
Mists  B-  A\oble.  I 


Gates,  Mrs 

]Iocl;.>e,  Alonzo 

llodije,  .Mrs 

Kiltoii,   .M..-; 

SU'invbriilm;,  M.S.... 
Taylor,   Mrs.  \V 


CoVcclctl  by  Mi.sa  A.  Moirlc. 


Cook.  Mr.s.  Geo  — 

Uook,  J  

Fiencli,  R.  \)  

Hopkins,  Mrs 

Mowle.  Ms.  !•:.  .!.... 
Osgood'.-,  Mrs.  S.  J. 
Pope,  Mii.  A 


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203 


St.  Franci^t'  District  AssoriATiox. — Continued. 


Namkh. 


Sawyer,  Mrs.   H 
Ruboi'trfoii,  Mi'.s. . 


Collrrlfil  hi)  .ViK."  WUlur.l. 


3 


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$     rts.     S     cts 


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Anderson,  Mr.s 
Hfiilov,  Mrrt.  A 

B;.kei',  Iv  S 

French,  .Mrs  J.  L 
Fiencli,  Mrs.  K.  M 
Frcnf;li,  (leo.  II  ... 

(looihvin,  G.  F 

Hiizletine.    Mrs 

Ilunl,  Mrs.  T  ,\,.. 
Mowl  ■,  Miss  M    II 

Nolilo,  C 

Noble,  F.  A 

Osgoodc,  I    F 

Os'jroode,   Mrs 

Pope,   M 


(I  2.') 
(I  2.^ 


Pope.  Mrs.  R.  11 

Trijxf^e.  .Mi's ., 

WiKord,  Mrs 

Wiltord,  Mrs.   W.  C... 

Wilford,  R.  H  

A.  M. W 

Oirertory  CoUeelions. 


1  00 

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Fitch   Bav    and   George- 
vim,  k. 


824  05 


Offertories 

HA'n.Ev. 


4  ?.f> 


Baclielder,  Mrs 

Bacon,  Miss 

Bai'on,  F 

Bacon,  .Miss  C i 

B.'iyley,  Mis.s j 

Boweii,  Mrs.  C J 

Bowen,  A.  E  i 

;o\ven,  Mrs    P 

Biirraofc.   Rev.  H.  G  | 

Earie.  Philip I 

Gunning-,  A]rs.  M 1 

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0  50 


0  26' 


0  50 


1   00 


4   00 


8  50 


40 


10  28,. 
10  78 


0  50 


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1     00;. 


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0  25 
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0   '2S 

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Miifliows,  .Mrs 

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Tliwiiites,  Tlios 

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Massinvippi. 

Ik'nne,  iVIrs.  S.   W 

CiUter,  .Mrs.  .J.  II  

0  ,M) 

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Oarter,  .Mis.s 

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0  10 

1  III) 

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1    00 

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Keziir,  .Mrs.  H.  II   ..  .! 

1 

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0  .^0 

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1 

0   20 

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1 

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1 

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: 

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( L 

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4  50 

10  24 

■S  00 

•K!  69 

211 


St.  FraiNcis  District   Association.— Co//////we^/. 


Namks. 


KlN(iHKY. 

St.  I'aiirs,  S,v<lriihiim. 


I.odjfc,  ,|()S('|ili 

Sykcs.  Ucv.  .1.  S 

Svkcs,   Mis.  ,I.  S 

Svkcs    (Icrtiii'lc 

Waill.'i-li,  Mis.  C.  W 
U'cril worth,  lliiriimii. 
Otlcituiifs  


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a 

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1  0(1 

2  (1(1 


Holy  Triiiitv,  DfiiLsou's 
Mills. 


I»c'iiis(iii,  .1.  K... 
Di'iiisoii,  .Mis.  M 
jMooic,  .Miss  K  ... 
Otlcrtoi  ii'S 


Christ  Church,  Siinuiicr 
I'dihI. 


Evans,  .\.   C  

Evans,  Tlios 

Lonsik'll.  Mrs  ...., 

liVstcr,  .Mrs 

Mines.  .Mrs 

Nnniis,  Mi>.  Jiio. 
UHertories 


Total  Kiiit,^s('y 

l,K.\.N(l.\Vll,l.i;. 


Ailaiiis,    Ui'v.  Or... 
Allnatt,   llev.  Dr... 

Ainrs,  Mrs 

AiMfS,  Mrs.  A  

liakcr,  W.  W  

I{aH'onr,  Mis 

Ha!!,  Mrs.  T 

Mnrt^o,  .Mrs 

(/ha|iniaii,  Kd 

(Uoiijrh,  S.  L 

Cdiiistocii,  iMrs  

(!ra\vi\)i(l,  .Mrs 

I)aii)V,  W 

Klkins.  Mrs.  A.  W. 

Frye,   .lames    

Fryi',  .Mrs.  Juliii 


1    (ID 
I   00 


S     cts. 


I    00 
1    (10 

0  50 

1  00 


1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

(10 

1 

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1 

00 

2 

00 

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10  0,") 


5  00 

:")  00 

(I  2.) 

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1  00 

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2  00 

1  (10. . 

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2  OO'. 
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1  tioj, 

I  no', 

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0  .')0 

1  uo 


■S    cts. 


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I   00 


00 


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I    00 

0   .')(» 


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I  :so 


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0  ."lO 

1  00 
I  00 

1  :',:■> 


1   00 

1  00 
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1 

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215 


St.  Francis  District  Association. — Coniimied. 


h  tK' 


'•'!■:■'' S1&  3 


Names. 


Green,  Mrs.  Wm.  II 

II>ilc,  Edward  

Henderson.  Mrs 

HL'tiry,  Miss 

Hiids'iict'')   •'^'I'S 
Jolllli^oll,  Airs 
Jidiiiston,   J.  H 
Keimedy,  .Mrs 

Kippcn,    Col 

Liuv.  A 

!Mii(;I\enzio,  Miss   . 
MacK>  iizic.  ^liss  L 
Mai  lory.    Mcs.  J 
JMathewsoii,  Mrs 
McDoMoall,  (;.  L 
McFaddeii.  Mrs.  J 
iMilchell,  .Miss 
Mitchell,  iidbt 
Jiolson,  (Jafpt 
Morris,   Miss  M.  A 

NicoUs,  M.s 

Povev,  jMis 

R.ady.  Ms 

Koe,    Ven.  Archdeacon 

S earth.  Rev,  A.  C 

Speid,  II 

iSpiifloid,  S-  L 
Stevenson,  Mrs. ... 
StAiart,  Miss... 
Thompson,  Mrs.  E 

Turner,  Mrs 

Ward,  Alfred 
Warren,  iMiss 
White,  C.  S.... 
Wiogett,   C.  F 
Wilkenson,  Rev.  B.  G 
Wilkinson,  Mis 
Wilson,  Mrs.  H.  E 
Woolsey,  (_ieorf:'o 
Yates,  l';ev.  N.  P 
Uli'erlurv  Collections 


Offertory. 


MiLUY 


Offertory. 


Total  Leuno.wille 
Magog. 


no 

(K) 
(10 
00 
00 

uO 

00 
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213 


St.  Francis  Distjuct  Association. — Continued. 


X  A. Mies. 


N  i:\vr  OUT. 

Collecliul  hif  Mi.ixnn  .V. 
Dawson  an  J  F.  PI  nclu:. 

Austin,  Mrs  S.  E 

BiiL'haiiiUi,   .Mrs  .  ..  .  

Biicliiriiii),  11 

r)ii\v?;oii,  \).  

Diiusoii,  Richard  

Dnwsoii,   \\'\\:  

Difksou,  Rhv.  II.  A 

Fit'iicli,  Alice 

French,  (i.  W.  L 

French,  .Mis   U.  W.  L 

French,  Levi    

Freiicii,  Luther 

lliinl,  Mis.  Augustus 

IIiuiJ,  .Mi's.   I"]unna 

Ihud,  M..'^.  K.  11 

Iliird,  ir.  (J 

Joiie-i,  A.  H 

Laird   J  

Lothrop,  Mrs 

Loveland,  Mrs.  Win 

Lyon,  Mi  s  .\  

Lvon,  ]•  ddie    

Miller,  M:S.  J.  W  

Jlonow,  Mrs.  II   

Parker,  1! 

Pntton,  .Mrs.  J.  G 

Phtlps  M,s 

Piauche,  Florence 

Wilfurd,  R.  II  

Woo  Is.  Bell  

Offertory  Collections 

Isiaml  I'.rook  ( ifiVrtory 

Randl)oron^ii  Olleitory 

Total  Newport 

RlClIMO-NtJ. 


O 


S    cts. 


0  50 : 


S    cts.     S    cts. 


0  2.) 

0   oi: 


1  (Id 

0  (),", 

0  2,j 

0  10 


0   .30: 


0  2.")! 
0  2jl 


0   ():, 
0    10 


0   10 
0  10 


(»  2.01 

0  101 

1  lOl 


1  22 


Armstrong,  J  — 
Ariii.>-tiong,  A. ... 

Burt,  0    

Burt,  Mi^s 

Hiirrill,  Mrs.  A  ... 

Giliu|),  Mrs 

Gallup,  K 

Gallup,  F    .. 

Hall,  C 

Hall.  F 

di)li:i-ton,  D 

MeKee,  Mrs.  .las. 
^uKec,  tS 


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0  2.-), 

0  25! 

0  25;. 

0  25|. 


0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 


0  10 


0  2.i, 
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0  50 

0  y5 


0   15 


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1  4'J 


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0  lOl. 
0  25', 
0  10 


0  251 


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0  25' 
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0  25 1 

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2  20 


0  2,Tl, 

1  001 


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0  50 
0  10 
0  25 
0  ,-)0 
0  20 

0  25 

1  00 
0  05 
0  25 
0  10 
0  20 
0  2a 
0  10 
0  25 

0  10 

1  00 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  05 
0  10 
0  15 
0  10 
0  25 
0  10 

0  25 

1  00 
0  25 

0  10 
6  00 

1  29 

2  71 

17  45 


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0  25 

1  00 

0  25 

1  00 
0  25 
0  IT, 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  29 


214 


St.  Francis  District  Association. — Continued. 


:?!-, 


hist 


^WS 


V."{l.-,''S,l 


N.i.MKS. 

3 

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a 

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a 
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0  26 

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1 
1 

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1 
I 

1 

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1 

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0  50 

McKec,  If.  C  

1 

n  25 

Xolson.  Mis 

1 

1 

n  25 

Weed.  Mr 

1 

0  5(11 


1 

0  50 

L'olh'Ctcil  ill  Minn  lirookc. 
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f)  0(1 

2  on 

1   00 
1    00 

0  2.". 

1  00 
0  50 

0  2r> 



1 

5  00 

Aspinwall,  Howe 

Krooki',  Mrs 



1 

2  no 

' 

1  on 

Brooke,  Mit^s 

Jiiadlev,  Mr.s 

1  no 

n  25 

Clovehind.  E.  F 

:::::::::::: 

1   00 

Cleveland,  Miss 



:::::;:::::: :::::;:;;; 

0  50 

Cleveland,  Mrs.  Fred  



0  25 

Cleeve,  Miss 



1  no 


1   00 

Colclengii,  .Mrs 

0  on 

0  ,')0 

1  on 
1  on 
1  on 
1  00 
1  on 



I  no 

1    00 

1  no 

0  25 

1  no 

n  .".0 

1  oil 
1  on 

i          0   ;".n 

n  ,on 

1    00 

0  50 

Gouin,  Airs.  T.  M 

:;■■  ::::::::;.: :::.:::::::: 

0   50 

Hephnin,   Mrs 

. 

1  no 

Jones,  Mrs 

1 

1  no 

Lyster,  Mrs  

1 



••• 

1  no 

J^iajipin,  Mrs  

1   00 

Mathews,  Mrs  

IMatliews.  .Miss  Minnie 

0  50 

]  00 
0  50 

Pierce,  Miss            

1   00 

Swansborou'ili,  Mr 







1   00 

Sntlierland,  .Mrs  

]    (10 

Smith,  .Mrs  

0  25 

AV'ilcocks,  M.  T 

1  no 

AVilcocks,  N.  A 

1       

n  50 

St.  Anne's. 
Coll.  h>i  Miss  E,lilh   Webh. 
lirown,   Mrs  

1 

1  no 

Hurt.  II    L  

1 1 

1  on 

Cronihie.  Mrs 

;                1 
,, ,, .  1 

1       n  50 

Fowler.  .Mrs  

1 

I". 

1          (1  50 

(Jilisone,  .Mrs 

1 

1  on 

Jonriicau.v,   .Mrs 

1  on 

1    00 

Matliias.  .Mrs   

1  on 

1 

I  on 

.MacKen/.ie,  .Mrs 

2  no 

1  on 

1  no 

.M orris.  Miss 

2  on 

.Mairs,   .\irs., 

n  ,jn 

1  no 

2  on 
n  2.^ 
1  on 

0  25 

n  5n 

I'arke,  Mrs 

]  no 

Kudd,  Rev.  T 

2  00 

Suier,  Mrs     

1    

( 

n  25 

Simpson.  .Miss  Kli/abeth... 

1 

1 

1 

1   00 

WebLi,  Mi.ss  Fdith 

1  w 

n  25 

JHftcKen-'.ie,  Peter 

1  00 

1 

21 


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St.  FiiANCis  District  Association. — Continued. 


00 
00 
00 
OO 
2& 
00 


00 
00 
00 
00 

:>^ 

00 
]    00 

]  (II) 

0     '>;-> 


Xamks. 


Coll.  />!/  Mi.^sSinlirCanl'j//.i 


Hepburn,  1!l'V.  J 

Hart,  T..; 

Murks,  J.  C 

Jomiiiio-s,  F.  W.  R 

HiirpiT,  .Mrs 

MtKee,  Mrs.  I{ 

H()l)iris,    Mrs.  F 

l'i(;ki'iiiiH-,  Mrs.  C 

McLauolilin,  Mrs.  A.  E. 

Wells.  T.  H 

Wells.  \ 

Wells.  U  

iioliiiis,  Mrs.  (■ 

Marks.  Mrs.  T 

l''eru'nson,  .J.  V 

Weils,   Mrs.  K 

Fiiiaii,  Mrs.  1' 

Fletclier,  Mrs.  W 

(lyiuer,  .Mrs.  (< 


(Mevelaml,  Iv  T 

.MortDii,  .Mrs 

Hastiiius,  Mrs.  C... 

Win'izins,  Mrs  

Stewart.  Mrs.  E.  M. 

rTiimi.  .Mrs..J.() 

Perkins,  Mrs.  W  .... 
Clark,  Mrs.  W.  S... 
Ii,,,hilev.  Mr 


St.  .idhn's. 
C  dlrclrd  l>!i    Ml"-'  Maij. 


Total  l.'iiliiuuiul. 

Sr.\.vsTi;.\i>. 
UH'ei'torleg 


[Ju, 


^    I 


!  y..^'-^ 


H>     cts.;    $     ets.     $     ots.l    $     cts. 


1  Oil 


1  00 
0  50 


0  2,j 
(I  2j 
II  JO 


0  2.') 

0  2.j 

0  2.") 
(I  2 
(I  ,J0 

1  Oil 


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0 


0  2.j 

0  2.^ 

0  .to 

0  JO 

0  25 

0  25| 

0  'lo 

0  .'iO 


II  10 
0  .".II 
0  25 


(^odiliiiglDti,    W 

Fra/er,  (!.  A 

Fleiiiinti-,    Mrs.  11 

.fohiistoii.  .Mrs.  L I 

May,  Mrs.  .) 

Newell,  .lames 


.siU  25 


2  Oil 


2  00 


0  511 


0 

25 

1 

00 

(1 

50 

II 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

11  501 


8  00 ' 


§    cts 


Total, 


$    cts. 


;'.  io 


') 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

1 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

II 

50 

tl 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

26 

0 

50 

1 

00 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

4I> 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

10 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

1 

00 

0 

50 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

01   50 


8  CO 


w 

■It 

J- 


IT''! 

It 


I' 


216 


St.  Francis  District  Association. — Continued. 


I- 


Ills 


!'S 


i'/hi' 


..  ,    -^^J  J*  ■■■>      !  ■     ' 


in  h. 


.  i 


Names. 

1 

General  Fund. 

3 

s 

'rn 

m 

Pension  Fund 

6 
■a 

S    cts. 

■   'H 

-    -    3 

-■^  be 

-555 
S    cts. 

Total. 

SUEUnilOOKE. 

Collected  h;/  Mrn.  Ifewton. 

Aiifli^v^nn     A     H     ....•> 

S    cts. 

S    cts. 

1 

2  00 

1    00 
1   00 

$    Cts. 

$  eta. 
2  00 

Adflip     Mis<  C    C    

. 

1   00 

Hnvlov   L     \  



1   00 

Hiown     H    B     

5  01) 
1  00 

1 

5  00 

Biirragc.  R.  R 

Hiick     Howiird  P 

1  110 

2  10 
1  00 



2  00 

Beriyman,  E 

Dutlv.  Mrri 

Fletcher   C    H   

1  00 
0  2,^ 

2  00 

1  00 

1  00 

2  00 

1   00 

I  00 

5  00 
0  25 
2  00 

Fiaser    \    F 

1 

1  00 

Fraser,  II.  R 

Fuller   T.  W 

0  .00 

1  00 
5  00 

1  :>{) 

*  "I'oo 

2  00 
1  00 

Fale*,  .1 

0  50 

Farwill,  E.  Winn 

I 

1 

1   00 

(Iriindv    Frank 

5  00 

<>rnnd\".  Edward  0 

1   50 

:i  00 

H()h<on.  A.  T 

0  uO 

0  50 

Hewton,   R.J  

;; :;:. 

!          2  00 
0  25 

2  00 

Hewton,  Mis<  Marion  M. ... 

1 

0  25 

1 11  cram,  .Miss 

1   00 

0  50 

1  00 

1  00 

Kin"',  Edward  J 



0  50 

rjawr<Mut\  H.  I) 

1   00 

1   00 

1   00 

.3  00 

Moc,  Mrs.  H.,  Jr 

1   00 

Morriy,  11.  F  

1   00 
1   00 

1 

1  00 

McH.iin,    J.  R  

i         1   00 

Morkili,   R    D 

2  0(1 

1  on 
1    00 

2  00 

2  00 

Morris.  W 

1 

2  00 

Neil    \V.  B 

i 

1 

1   00 

Nutter,  C.  H 

1  00 

Ord,  Mi.-.s  

1    (HI 

"   [     ' '  l' '..... 

1   00 

Plant,  A.  F 

!         0  50 

0  50 

Pierce,  .Mr.s 

2  on 

0  2i, 
0  60 
2  00 



2  00 

Rohortsoii,  Mi'^.  J.  G  

0  25 

Steele,   Wm.  M 

1 

0  50 

Winter,    Alo.\ 

2  00 

Winter.  Miss 

1    00 

1 

1   00 

VVicerett,  E.  G 

1    00 
1   00 

!          1   00 

Wo'rihinuton,  E.  B 

1 

1 

1          1   00 

Wells,  J.  P  

1   00 

1 

]   00 

Well.s,  A.  E 

'       (1  no 

]    00 



1          0  50 

W^ilcott,   C.  W 

1  00 
1   00 
1   00 
I    00 

1 

1    00 

! 

1 

:i  00 

Watts,  W.  H 

1   00 

AVilsoii,  F.  B  

1         1  00 

White,  Cbas.  D 

,, . . . 

1 

1  00 

( 

1 

217 


St.  Francis  District  Ausocixtioi^.— Continued. 


Na.ME3. 

General  Fund. 

Mission  Fund. 

1 

r3 

5 

■*-■    "H 

"c  "3  2 

.-  ^  . 

1-1.1 

ToTAf,. 

CoUscfed  hij  Miiis  Bradford. 
Austin,   D.  F.  J 

%    cts. 

§    Cts. 

S     cts. 

$    Cts. 
5  00 

S    cts. 

S      Ct,S. 

5  00 
5  00 
I  00 

Boweu,  (1.  F 

5  00 
1   00 

i 

Bailey,   W  : 

Biiilcv,  Mrs.  W 

1    00 
1  00 



1   00 

Bradford,  Geo.  II 

1 

1   00 

Buck    Mis  

! 

2  Oil!'"."."'!!!!.'! 

2  00 
f)   00 

Brooks,  The  Hon.  E.  T 

1          5  00 

Cote.  >[rs.  J 

]    00 
1    00 





1    00 

Clark  and  Inajrani,  ilessrs. 

:;;"::;::"i;:::: : ::: 

1  00 

2  00 
1   00 

Dinnintr.  .Noil 

2  00 

1  00 

2  or, 
'.^  00 

2  00 
I  00 
1    00 

]    00 
u  00 
5   00 

1 

Dorev,    Mrs 

Edgell.  S  

■  ■■' 

2  00 

EducdL  Mis 

, 

S  00 

Fehou;  !•;.  P 

Fuller,  W.  II  



i 

"1 

2  00 
1  00 

Fraser,   \V.  D  

1 

1  00 

Eraser,  E.  0 

1                 i 

1    00 

Far\v(dl,  Win  

6  00 

Farwell,   Mrs  Win 

! 

h  00 

Fotherj-ill.  Rev.  B.  .J 

2  00        ;j  00 

0  2o;  

1  00' 

5  00 

Gieen,  .Mis 

0  '',5 

Hunt,  Mrs 

1                      : 

1  00 

2  00 

Joliiisoii,  E.  R   

2  00 
1   00 

0  .")0 

1  00 

1 1   .    .1 

Moikill.  Jas.  F 

1 i;:      r: 

1    00 

Price,  Mr.s 

, , 1  ■•• 

0  r,0 

Price,  James 

1 

1  00 

Price,  James  C 

1  00 

;; ! 

1 

]   00 

Perry,  (!.  E 

1    00 

1 

1   00 

Reid,  Mrs.  C.  P 

60   00 

50  00 

Ridout,  ,\I;s    i 

2  00 

2  00 

Riving.  Beiij  

1    00 

i 

1   00 

1   00 

Swan,  .M.s 

1    00 

]    00 
1    00 
1   00 

t  . 

i 

Tlionii)?oii,  Mrs.  Frank 

1   00 

1   00 

AVirjictt,  w.  ir...   ., 

1  00 

Worthinjiton,  Mrs.  A.  \.... 

1    lU) 

Wilson.  W.  J 

... 

1  00 

Wilson,  .Miss 

0  2a 
4  00 

0   '^'j 

Woods,  J 

..:;;...  .'..r.:... ......; 

4  00 

While,  Win 

j  00 



j  10 

Woodwaid,  J.  R 

0  00 

0  OO 

CoUi'.cled  hy  Mi.b-.i  li.  Elklm. 
Bowen,  Mrs.  Cecil     

1   00 

1  00 
0  60 

2  00 
0  26 
0  jO 

Boniiallie.  Mrs  

0  60 

Brooks,  Mrs.  E.  T 



2  OO 
0  2D 

Brooks,  .Mrs.  Wm  

Belhel,  Mrs.  John 

0  oO 

\ 

, 

i:!l 


III 


218 


St.  Francis  District  Af^f^ncixTio^.—CoN/inucd. 


n-r 


}]' 


'i  i 


\.\Mi:3. 


I'.ustwick.  Miss 

JJriiui,  Mis , 

Hniinliiill,  Mrs 

Cliiikc.  .Mis 

CartiiiL'il,  Mr 

Dfividsoii,  Win   

Dcwliirst.  Mrs.  .losuiili 

KlUiiis,  Miss  Aiiiiii 

Klkiiis.  Miss  B 

Kikiiis,  II.  A 

llaliowcll.  Mts 

iriiiil.   Mrs.   W.  .1 

lliili-.  Miss 

lIollaiHl,  Mrs 

Iloliaibl,  Miss 

Hopkins,  W.  M 

llah',    Mrs.  W.  A 

liOUulit'i'ii,   Mrs 

Liiwroncc.   .Mrs 

Moe,  H.... 

Odcll.  Mrs.  T.  1! 

Pa<;e,  M>s 

I'atton,  Mrs.  Jas 

Sviniiies,  Mr-J 

Sinitii,  Miss  li.  I 

Thomas,  Mis.  I) 

WhitcJH'r.  .Mrs 

Wilson.   Mrs   .1.  H 

Wooilward,    Mrs.  .V.  .S 

M'riglit.  Siilncv 

\\'ilco.\,  .Mrs,  .jolin 

Wiji-oi'tt,  Mrs.. J.  W 


us 


cts. 


T3 

•ii        j 


.^     cts.     ^     els.  I    S     (• 


Cl: 


Tor.\[„ 


<'ol/.    Illj   .]//.•<.<    /lullllll///''. 


A  she,  .Mrs... 
J5onipas,  .Mis,- 
('anicr'jn,  Ai 

lMlni'\-,  .Mrs 

Fuller,  Mrs 

Fuller,  .Miss  .  ... 
Ilarkness,  Mrs.  , 

Ki'LUie,  Mrs 

Lacey,  Mrs  

liow,  .Mrs  

.Moy.  .lann's 

.McKarhinu.  .Mrs 

Neil,  Mrs... 

Plant,  Mrs 

Plant,  .MiiB  


0  ■>:>[ 


(I  ,>ii 


2   do' 


(1   1'.", 


II    Oil 


'I 


I  (III' 

(I  50i 

II    KM 


II  r)ii 

II  511 

(I  2,") 

0  2il 
II  ,')ll 

1  111! 


II  2;> 
0  2J 


0  2.) 

1  nil 


II  51' 

I  (III 

I  nil 

I  nil 

1  nil 

2  no 


1  On! 
1  on; 


n  25 


n  2.> 

II  5ii 

n  511 

II  25 

0  51 


.1   .ilii. 
0   25 1. 


')  ni 


n  511 ; 


I  inl 


1  nn: 

I    oil: 


I 


I  no 


1   oni 


I 


II  511 


mil. 


0   25 


]   nil 


0  50 


:?    cts. 

I  III) 

I)  25 

II  25 

I  no 
(I  25 

II  511 

0  25 

1  no 

II  511 
I    01) 

1  no 

1  III) 

1  no 

2  nil 

1  no 

2  no 

I  00 
I  00 
1   00 

1  00 
1  00 
0   25 

0  25 

1  III) 
0  50 
0  50 
0  50 
0  2". 
■  ■  .0 
M  jO 
0   25 

n  5u 


II  50 

0  25 

1  01) 
II  51) 
II  III 

5  no 

II  50 
0  50 
0  25 

0  20 
II   50 

1  00 
0  50 
0  25 
0.  25 


i2l9 


St.  Franci>?  District  kfi^i  )GikTiON.~  Continued. 


cts. 


N.\.\IKS. 

I' 

c 

6 

a 

c 

■/, 

r', 

S     cts. 

Pension  Fund. 

c  =  2 

Tot  A  I.. 

1 

I'lici-.  Mis.  .T 

S     cts. 

1 

II  ,')ll 

S     cts. 

1 

S     fts. 

$    cts. 

$  cts. 
1)  50 

TlioriH'loc,  Ivi'v.  CU'orge.... 

20  III) 
1    00 

1 

21)  nn 

Tfiiil",  Mis  .J.  R 

]  on 

Worlhiinton.  K.  I)....  

I  III) 

II  1.) 



1  nn 

AVviitt,  Alls.   It    



n  1.) 

i'lilhrlr.l  hji  Miss  Mari/ 
Tiriisi'. 

Arthur,  .Mrs 

0  2.') 

>       •!. 

0  2,j 

Ik'niM'tt,  Miss 

1    DO 

1    HO 

1  nn 

Bmv,  Mrs.  .\   C» 

1  00 

('oats,  Mrs  





0  -Ih 

0  2,^ 

(Jrawf'ord,  Mis  

0  2,j 

fiJ   00 

0  25 

lleuLduT,  K.  W 

50  on 

Lomiis,  A.  t! 

5  no 





II   .")0 



5  00 

IjOiiuis,  Mrs.  A 



1  no 
1  no 

1  on 

Fonins,  Mrs.  H  

l,oiin|i,.(.,i,  Mis.  11  

I  nn 

II  511 

I,iovd.  .Mrs 

1  nn 

1  no 

lit'  11  urav.  .\1  IS 

1    00 

1  no 

Morris,  Mrs 

2  Oil 

iV;?.^) 

2  00 

Martin.  L.  1) 

0  2.") 

0  25 

Maddi>oii,  .Mrs  

0  25 

Puvov,    Thomas  

n  2.j 

0  25 

Itohinson.  .Miss 

2  no 
1  on 

0  i:, 

1  no 



2  on 

Hi  eh  a  I'd  son.  iJ 

1  no 

Saniulors.  .Mrs  

■•• 

0  25 

Short,   .Miss 

1  on 

Short.  .Miss 

1    00 

1    00 

Sarjicant,   Mrs.  V.  W 

Stocks,  Mrs 

1  no 

1   00 

I    00 
1    00 
1    00 

0   ;")l) 

1  no 

Thomas,  Mrs   S 



i  on 

Twosc  Mrs . 

Temple,  Mrs.  F.  .1 





II  To 



1  no 

n  5(1 

Walker.  Mrs.  F.  F 

II  2:1 

U  25 

Collcctid  liji  Miss  dntiit. 
Armstronji'.  Mrs.  C 

0  2.". 

liieher,  .Mrs.  H.  F 

1  no 

1  nn 

Uraedon,    Mrs 

II  ;")0 

0   50 

Ifarkness,  ,lohn 

II  in 

0  50 

11  iilchinson,  .Mrs 

0  2.) 

0  25 

Houlahan,  IVIrs 

n  2.") 
j  nn 

0  25 

Ives,   .Mrs 

1 

5  no 

10   00 

Joluiston,  .Mrs 

0  2j 
0  2J 
0  2,^) 
0  25 

1 

n  25 

Osgoode.  .Mrs 

1 

1 

0  25 

Smith,  Mrs 

0  25 

Tester,  Mrs 

1 

U  2v 

1 

1 

V   i 


■:« 


^:!^ 


■-*iiji  ?  ■' 


I*,- 


M 


[ 

% 


220 


U\i 


St.  Francis  Distkict  Association. — Cunlinued. 


•)..  I 


^^1 


II  r 


i-T 


11  w}-\;^' 


N'amks. 


■3 
3 


I       _: 


O 


O    D    i 


S      (•!> 


Tenill.   Mrs.  T 

Wel)stx'r,  Mrs 

Youiii^,  M.s 

OH'titjiv  Collections., 


0  .>oi  .... 


cts, 


0   ;')!) 


•.VI   A\\\.. 


Total  Sheibmoke I  ^\\\  'Jl 


Watkhvim.k. 


(/hJ  J/(6.v  E.  T/i(jiii/hsiin. 


Burhock,  .Mis.  W.  II.. 

FlamlCtS.  .Mrs 

Fowler,  Fiiiiik , 

lleiith,  .Mrs.  .1.   

Hodgson,  Mr.s 

Hi'Iiliuni,  Miss 

H(Mise,  .loliii 

HiirwoDil,  MiS 

Mansoii.  -Mi's 

MeClmi;;'.  Mis 

Massc'v,   Mi's 

Parkor,  ("afit    

Poltfi'^on,  !'.  () 

Peniiovc'i-,   Mrs 

Po|H',  Mrs 

Simons,  J.  A 

Summcrvillo,  .\Ir,s 

Sprigin.sis,   Kdwanl..  .. 
Sfiiiiiinn's,  ("liarli'S  .... 

SpalVo.d,    Mrs  

Si)ri,:4inf:cs    Mrs.  \V.  II. 

Truo.   Mrs.   A 

Tavior,  J.  I 

Travis,  I! 

Topo,  William 

TlKjnipson.  licv.  1.  M. 

VanLuncn,  L 

Walls,   A 

Ufl'ertorit'S 


Capelton  and  Easti.s. 

Colhcledhii  Miat^cH  Siiunders 
and  Wcalatcdij. 

Beattie,  Mis.  W 

Barrett,  Mrs 

Bnrliriilge,  Mrs.  C 

Harket,  A 

Coats,  Mrs 

Do>le,  Mrs.  D 


0  •-'.) 


],SS  60 


1  mi 


(I    ;.|i: I 

I  Odj  1   (10 

I  1    (Ml 

I  0    jO, 

"  -^i i 

II  .MM I 

:;  (Hi: 

(.1    ;')(!   


0  .>() 
(»    ,'i(l 

1  Oil 


I 


0  ,j(i !. 

0  .-'M  '. 

(I  r)(!i I , 

0  :,i\\ '. 

1  dill i, 

(I  :,'>^ '. 

(I  ,0(1 

(I  ,011 


2  UO 


0  ,00 

0   :,()] 
2  Sol 


0  2,0 
C  10 
0  SO 
0  20 
0  2,0 
0   10 


1 


S     ots. 
0   V,0 


;j 


Tor  A  I, 


!:5    ('ts. 


S   .00 


:',s  (Ml 


1    00 


I    00 


I    00 


0   00 


S    ft-i. 

0  ,00 

0  TiO 

0  ;0O 

:i2  4!) 


1   00 


3,S0  94 


0 

2;0 

I 

00 

0 

00 

1 

00 

1) 

iOO 

4rf 

00 

I 

00 

0 

iOO 

0 

25 

0 

.00 

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00 

0 

50 

1 

0(t 

0 

50 

0 

50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

0 

JO 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

1 

00 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0  50 
2  00 

0   50 

8  S5 


0  25 
0    10 

0  ;^i» 

0  20 
0  25 
0  10 


221 

St.  Francis  Distukt  A^i^ncixTioy.—Confun/erl. 


Names. 


Dcnn'fs.  Mis 
(lillvcrsoii,  Mrs 
l[;.ivis,    Mr,«.  1 
Ilul.l.Mihy,  M 
JdcUson,  Miss  W 

Kiiiilcr,  Mrs.  A 

Lord.  Airs.  S 

.AJiutin.   Mrs.  V.  .V 

-McKiilHi    M-s 

McCa-li,  Mi'.s  

jMc(i('c,  .M  r.^ 

Murpliv,  MiS.  II  

Miirtcll,  M:- 

McDonald,  .Mrs.  C 

M(d  "rcadv,  Miss  .  

OTarridi,   Mr 

O'l-'.irnll.   Mrs 

Pattud.  Mrs.  tl     

Price.  Mrs.  William  

Smitli,  Wdiiam 

Saunders,  .Mir?   Thomab 

'J'liMnp-iiin.  M.  \ 

V'car.  Mrs.  iJulH  

AVarruM-.  Miss 

"W'tstaway.  Mi,s.-5  

Williams   J 

Lavicr,  Mr 

Odi-rtorivs 


Xorth  IlalU'v.  \ 

Co/lrctt:,l  III/  .]fiss,:;  J/oi/  mid 

,\rriiFl"()nu''.    \V.  II  

Campludl.  .1.  11  

Cull    II.  C 

Cass.  M.S.  .las  

Cull,  Mrs.  .J.  M 

Hart.    Miss 

Jackson,  .Mrs.  V ,  . 

Lcliar.on,  W.  H     

LclJar.on,    Mrs.  11.  N  

Mc\itd,  Mrs  

Moy.    .\li>:    !•:.  V     

Mci  ionii,   .\lis-;   

MlJk'r,   .Jaiii>  :■■  

Putney,  .Mrs.  I!    V,  

•Sampson,  Mrs.  (!  -o 

Ottortorv  ColiccH.,ns 


0  2(1 

<l  25 

0  50 

0 

(I 

(I 

(1 

0 

() 


10 

,57, 


,50' 
llii 
(10' 

,50 

l)(i 


III! 

till 

.Ml 

.■)ll 
:.o 


S    cts. 


'^. 


r-'-'-^i 


S     CL- 


OD 


.^     cts. 


II   _,)  

0    L'l)  

1 

1 i 

0    1(1  

1 

0   ,"i(l!   

0  2:.! 

1 

""l 

0  2,5  

0    liT  

0  211  

0    10  

II  2,5     ...   

0   2,5  



0    10  

II   (1.5  

••••I 

0  2.5' 



ToT.M, 


Cts, 
0  ID 
(I  .511 
0   20 


0   2 


,) 


II 

2,5 

(1 

211 

0 

iO 

0 

,50 

0 

2.5 

(1 

2"> 

0 

10 

0 

20 

0 

10 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

10 

0 

05 

0 

25 

0 

20 

(1 

25 

0 

50 

n 

25 

0 

25 

0 

1.3 

0 

10 

0 

50 

0 

57 

3 

00 

0 

50 

1 

(10 

1 

110 

II 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

2,5 

1 

00 

I) 

25 

1 

00 

1 

00 

Total  Watcrvilk' i     Ms  ii|| 






1)   50 
0   50 
0   50 
0   50 
4   16 

'       ;-;  III) 

15  on 

i 



55  S() 

"^^h  I 


i;H<; 


000 


m : 


St.  Francis  District   Associatk^:*?.— Cow/i/^/^^?^/, 
KlX'AriTULATION. 


Namks. 


;5 


S      rt«, 


Angus 

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I'iroiiiploii  iiiid  Winilsur.  .. 

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MlilCJANTIC  DISTRICT  ASSOCIATIOX. 


NaMR3. 


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OirtTtiiiy  •  'iilli'clidliH.. 
KasT    KI!  AMI' ion, 


S     (■!>. 


o  z  ~ 


ISiijil.'v,  Mrs.  .1 

l!(ivlr,  l!,-v.  F.  ,1 

I'mAIc,   M.s 

l{')Vlc,    Miss 

lioVlc,  Mi  s  CiM.M' 

Ciihiil,   Mrs.  'i'liuiiKis 

l)irk,-:()ll.    iillull  

|)ii'i*siiii.    Will        

l>(i|icilv.   Mis.    W 

|l|i:i<';iii,  .Idliii 

I''<i.-:t('.'.  .M.'s.   .Imiik'S,  jr.... 

K  istcr.    .M.S.  .l.iiiK'S 

l-'iistiT,  .Mrs.  .l()-;i'|ili , 

M.ir|n'i-.    .\lc.\  

li.islclt.    .\l|(i/('\V 

Ili'inlciso'i.  (iiliit'it  

IllMhlciSdll.    .\||'S.  ( I 

II  •iii!(';--(iii.  .Miss  l> 

I Iriiijci son,   Kduaul  

Mci.allulllill.  •Inllll.. 

M.Laii-liliii,  .Mrs.  I!  

MrLau-liiin,  Mrs.   \V 

Mcliiiiiuliliii,    (i .. 

Mci.Mii-liliii.  Cillic;! 

.Mci.iMi-liliii.  .\lis    (i 

.Mi'l.Miiiiliiiii.  Alex  

.M.NCriy.  Mrs.  M.  .V  

Uilllicri'icd,   Itnlicit 

SiMllil,    TIlOIIIM-i    .\    

W'on.l,    ,\lis>    .\      

( )ll'rrl(ir\   ( 'dil'  <-tii)ii.'; 


1    11(1 


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1   .-.(i 


0  'j.i 

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HarllioliiiiiiMv,  Will.,  sr 

H;i.tliciliiiMi'\v,  Will.,  jr 

|i:i;ilici|nlili'\v,  .Idiili.  jr..    . 
I'.iadlcv,  .l.inics 

HliKli.-V,    T.    Illlnl, 

liniilli'v,  Williiuii 

Iliiullcy;  lliin-li 

J.iiullcy,    .\iiilii'\v 

(lonloii,   \\'iii  

Henderson,  Ale.x 


I  i;;;i 


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MRrfAVTic  District  Associatiox. — Conh'nitfd. 


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Ili-ndoivon,   Miss  M.  A ! 

lloil^'siiii,  TlmiiMS 

Ho<l;,'-uii.  II.  I. 

Ilii.'lp'.r.  .Mi'S  II.  V. 

McHiini,  Joliii 

Miittlu'W.x.  Jo?  'liii 

PicUtb.a,  A'l.im    

Sar^'iaiii,  U  illiaiii  .lulin  .. 

SariTcuiit    ('n'o;}j,'e  15   

WiLsoii,  ilii.r^li  

Wilson,   Aud.vw 

While,  J.l:<  

OH'v-Mtoi  V  Collections 


§   ct.- 


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II  7) 
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0  II) 
(I  2.) 
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1  W) 

I  I'D 

II  2.-) 

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1  8ii 


Toliil  K.T-'t  liiiii   West 

Kiiiuijiloii S'J.")  7,S 


Invernksr. 


GrtihaiTi.  Alexander.  ... 

Heiirv.   .Ml':! 

Kiiijr":  M.S.  V. 

Mi;\iity.  Ale.x 

I'atliT-uii,  Floii.'uce 

Kccd.  Mrs.  \)c 

Walker.  .Juhii 


Collected  lnj  Juniri.:  McXti/. 


McXey,  .lames 

McXey,  Frank 

Me.Vey,  Edwin 

McNey,  .lo.si'pli.  jiir. 

Mi-Ney.  J  te,  i^nr 

iSiins,  Ri>bert   


Collected  h;/  .'//  .v.  F.    fMr, 


Alexander,  Win 

Ciiiaiiiins.  John 

Davie,s,  I'^red  

Ifavies,  M/s.  Fred  ... 

f'loiid,  Win 

Galhrailh,  Wni 

Patterson.  I'Morenee 
Walker,  .John,  jnr. .. 
Small  sums .. 


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1    llll 

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1 

1  

1     ' 

4  .''.'. 


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7  7.-. 


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0 

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9 

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2 

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0 

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225 


Mi:< {a.vtk;  Distimct  Association.  —Ca//7//;m/. 


•J  5 


Namkii. 


'V 

o 

3 

a 

■3 

i^ 

u. 

n 

3 

S       Cl.H,|     S       Ctj. 


('„//n-/r.i  hi/  llnttir   WitltH. 


Ila-k.'lt.  Williiun 

Iliill,  Mrs    r 

I'aik-i,  Mrs.   U.  J  

Uirkiiliy,    W'illiiiiii 

IvocUiiii^liaiii,  Joseph 

.Sniiiivoii.  W.  II 

Watts,   Tlidiiiari  


Ha-<Ufit,  Juliii 

Luitli,  .loliii.  

Li'itii,  llaaiiali 

Ni-ill.  M:s.  Uichaid.. 

Ncill,  Janicii 

Patteisoii,  .Mrs.   Win. 
Wilton.  .Mrs.  FI.  T 


Hoi!,  ilcv  .  V 

Roe,  .Mrs   I' 

Wilton.  Mrs    Tiioiiias  , 
UUVrtory  Colh'cliuiiri. 


2  ,H2 


Total  Inverness. $  2  82 


NKW   IriKI,.\M)   AND  SoLTIl 
JNVKU.NKSS. 


Trinity  (Minnli.  I'lii)!.'!' 
Irt.'laiid. 


Stewart,  .fosepli. 
Wilson    -James  ... 
OlU'Viories  


Cli.'ist  (Jiinreli,  Lower 
lie  land. 


.Tolmson,  William.... 

Johnson,  Joim 

Little,  Henry    

I'orler.   Tiioinas  

Christie.  Mrs    

Ward,  Mrs.    William. 
Uti'ertories 


1  (»0 
1  (10 
1   OU 


]  III) 

1  (10 

I  ooj 

(I  jo; 

1  oo; 

1  00 


St.  Peters'   Chnrcdi, 
Black  Lake. 


Ufl'citories 


15 


2  jO 


e 
s 


a 


a 


u^ 


*i 


S     ("td. 


0  2.) 

0  2J 

0  .i:> , 

0  20 

0  50| 

0  25 

0  70 

0  2.0 

0  2.) 

0  2", 

0  2j| 

0  2jl 

0  10 

0  2al 

2  00 

2  00 

1  00 
0  00 


20  00 1 


1    SO 


1  6L 


$      Ct3, 


1   -LSI 


1  48 


2  7.1 


32 


00 


0  h 


$    ct.s. 


Total. 


$    ctd. 


0 

2;> 

0 

20 

0 

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1) 

20 

0 

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0 

25 

0 

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0 

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0 

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0 

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2 

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1 

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1  00 
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1  (0 
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1  00 
1  00 
3  U6 


4  50 


■I'l: 


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.1, 


226 


Meoantic  District  Association. — Continued. 


m. 


I 


k ; 


:fe 


NaMK9. 


St   John's  Clmich, 
Tlietfoid  Mines. 


Offertories 


Total  [relaiiil  and  South 
luveniesd 

LlitDS. 

St.  John's  Church. 

Coll.  by  Mm  Bcntrire  Mar- 
shall and  Mrs.  C.  Jiji/ea.'s. 


Bayne,  Mrs.  

Craig  k  iJaily 

Church,    James  — 

Ciuireli,  Charles 

Chureli,  Au'.lrevv  .., 

Gott;   Mrs.  E 

H'lme,  Ur.  W.  L 

Hall,   Peter 

Jiggens,  Charles..., 
Marshall,  R.  S  .  ... 
Kemp,  llev.  John  . 
McKeage,  John.... 

Palen,  George  

Blanche,   F.  A 

liedfern,  Joseph  ... 
liothera.  Rev.  Jos- 

Suitor.   William 

Suitor,  David  

Wilson,    Willia'u.., 


Beattie's  Setilement. 

Cvllertctj  by  .Minncs  (Jt'oryie 
and  Eliza  T.  Jiealtin. 


Beattie,  .Mrs.  Jos    ... 
Beattie,  .Mrs.  John 
Beattie,    William.... 

Fraser,  Andrew , 

Harvey,  Henry 

Niiihrown,  Mrs.  O.. 

Uaycrolt,  B  

Ross,  Louis  

Uobin.~un.  Andrew . 

AVilkin,  James 

\\  ilkin,    William... 

Wilkin,  Willie  

Wilkin,  Henry 


2  a  00 


0 

50 

1 

UO 

u 

50 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

2 

00 

0 

60 

0 

oO 

1 

00 

0 

00 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

1 

00 

2 

00 

0 

25 

II 

25 

1 

00 

0 

2") 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

;J5 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

75 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

u 

25 

u 

25 

0 

50 

227 


Megaxtic  District  Associ \TioN.~Conlinued. 


Namks. 


Collected  bi/  .Ui'ss  Eliznheth 
Wiitkins. 

St.  Murk's  Cliureh. 


Canipboll,  Mrs 

Ciimpliell,  1'.  \V  ... 

Kiild,  Rolieri 

Kidd,  Mrs.  Uolu'it 
Kidd,   Carrie 


McVely,  Jos 

Nugent,  ■Siunuel 

Niiseiit,  John 

Watkiiis,  Mid.  Jas.,  Xellie 

k  Fred   

Watkiiis,  Mary  and  Eliz 


Coll.  by  Mrs.  D.  lYazdl. 


Frizzell,  David.. 
Miles,  Willie  ...  . 

Milw,  Mr.^,  J  

Morrow.  Joim... . 
.Mcliea,  Andrew 
McRao,  I,i/.zie.... 
MeConnell,   \S ... 
MeConnell.   R  ... 


Collected  by  Andrew  Ktny 
and  K^fir  Kiny. 


To.Kon,  .rosupli. 
Co.von,  .Maiia  . 
Co.voii,  Jolui.  ... 
Co.xoii,  (ieoi'si^ 
Eaojcr,  Tlionia^. 
Eager.  Albert  .. 


King,  Kdie. 

King,  !.,(irn   

King,  Robert  and  Andrew 

King,   Henry 

Suitoi-,  .Mary  1"] , 

Suitor.  Janie.s  


^ 

o 


%    ets. 


1  00 

0  50 
0  I'o 
0  50 
0  5(1 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 


Wiitson.  1.  F 

Collected  by  .V/.v.v 
Arnold,  Mr 

do/in.i 

on. 

1'  25 

Adlev.   David 

I    00 

Cnniniin'>'s.  L 

0   25 

Cuiniuings,   Alex 

0  25 

0-, 


o  o  = 
1^^ 


$   cts. 


$      CtS.        $     ctj 


0  25 


0  25 
0  25 

0  25 

0  10,. 

1  dO'. 

1  ooi. 


$     cts, 


1   05' 

1  m 


0  501. 
0  50 

0  loi 

0  25  . 
0  50,. 
0 
0  2 

0  10 

1  00 
0  ^i) 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  50 


0  50' 


•'5', 


Total. 


0     Ctd. 


0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

10 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

05 

1 

00 

1  00 

0  50 
0  25 
0  50 
0  50 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 


0  50 

1  00 
0  10 
0  25 
0  50 
0  25 
0  25 

0  10 

1  00 
0  50 
0  25 
0  25 
0  25 
0  50 


0  25 

1  00 
0  25 
0  29 


, 


I 


& 


i 


I 


228 


Mega-Ntic  District  Association. — Continued. 


m. 


m 


Namks. 


Eager,  Albert 

Johnston.  Mrs.  .Jus 

Turner,  Mrs.  D.  I  

Wurk,   .James  

Ott'ertorv  CoUuctioiis 


13 

c 

3 


H 
O 


a 

3 


a 
o 


$    cts. 

0  2.^,. 
0  25l, 
0  2o!. 
0  50i. 
5  85: 


Total  Leeds !     824  35 


Levis. 
OfiFertory  Collections 

LOL'ISEVILLE. 

Collected  by  Mrs.  Merrick. 

Datne,  Mrs 

Dunn,  T.  II 

Laurie,  Mis  

Merrick,  Mrs 

St.  Louis,  Mrs.  .M 

Turner,  Mrs.  Jesse 

Turner,  James 


NiCOLKT. 


Total  Xiculet 

MoKT.MOItK.SCl. 

Olfertory  C'oUectioirs 

POUTNKLF. 

Cull.  Iiy  Mr.s.   (hu.  JJi-ilioj) 


Ahleson,   II    

Hisliop,  Mrs.  (Jeo. 

Hishop,  Mrs.  1' 

Hi.^hop,  1'..  Jr 

Eisset,  J.  C 

Hovl.-,  Mrs.  E 

Doil.l.  C 

DutlV'lt.  .Miss 

Ford.   ('.   E 

Ford,  Peter 


6  26 


Ferris.  J.  M 

McCaffr.'v,   Mrs |    

McOatiVey.  Olias.,   jr j  

Offertory"  Collections 


I   10 


1   00  i 


3 


a 

a, 


$   cts.      $    cts. 


1   OOj. 
1   001. 


1    00 


4  Jl 


24  21 


1   50 


1   ;)0 


1   00 


1  00 


1  00 


a 


O 


S    cts. 


;i  2b 


00 


1  no 

5  00 
]  00 
5  00 
1  00 
1  oO 
1  00 


1  00 

1  00! 

1  00, 

2  0(l| 


20  .501. 


1  ool. 


1    (HI 
1    00 


o  - 

2-3 


■o 


ToTJfL. 


$   cts. 


0  75 


1  00 


S    est. 

0  2J 

0  2,") 

0  2:, 

0  yO 

13  61 

56  31 


6  26 


1  00 
u  00 
1  00 
5  00 
1  00 
1  oO 
1  00 


1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

:i 

60 

22  00 


1   10 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


TOT^I 


S    est. 


0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

la 

61 

55 

31 

6 

26 

1 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

50 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

:{ 

50 

22  00 


1  10 


1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1   00 


229 


Megantic  District  AssooTATiox.~Co»//wwer/. 


Names. 


cts.. 


Grecnonf^li,  AV.  P.. 

Johiisuii,  Wni 

Alartihitll,  John 

iMiller,  Joliii .. 

Mondor,  F 

.Mondor,  (Ji'O 

Rupert,  (; 

Scwell,  Mr.-.  P. 

Wiilsli.  .Mr.s.  U 

Wa^liur,  Kcv.  C.  B. 
Washer,  Miss  I).  F. 


1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1   110 


: 

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3 

2 

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fa 

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CJ 

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r=^^ 

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fa 

S    rt?. 

5     cts. 

%     cts. 

S    cts. 

1    00 

Coll  Inj  MisK  /Jzzif  Mre/t(i» 


Caddoo,  Wni 

Ford,  Jos.,  sr 

(lilpin,  Thos 

(iroves,  Jay 

JJickg,  Jus 

Jess,  Tlios 

Meehan,  Ja.s   

Otferto:v  Collections. 


(I  2." 


0  50 


0  50 
2  02 


Halesboro.  ; 

Col/.  Ill/  Mi.is  Man/ ,/.  Jes,v:. 


(Jiilcspie,  Jos 

Gowie,  Tiios  ■• 

Jesse,  .Mrs.  .V .. 

Kinifsborou^u'h,  J 

Kin<;sl)oroii>j:ii.  Geo.  .. 

Marshall.  Thos 

Ma.sliall.  Wni 

]\Iatthe\\s,  ,-\lex 

.Alatthews.  Wni 

Meehan,  Mrs.  J 

Thompson,  Miss  \j 

Gtl'ertory  OoUections.. 

Total   I'orlnenf.... 

RiviKiiK  nr  Lori". 

ORertorj-  Gollections 

St.  Syi.vkstkr. 

Oflbrlory  Collection 


0  2."> 


0  25 


0  25 


0  25 
0  25 

0   I'jO 


S  i;i  02 


1    00 


1    00 
5  00 


0   50^ 
0  25 


0  50 
4  46 


0   25 


0  25 
0  50 


0  25 


0  .S9 


IS  ;i5 


2  00 


3  0,S 


1   00 


1   00 
5  00 


0  50 


2   14 


0  25 


0  50 


0  GO 


It  05 


2  50 


ToTAr.. 


1  70 


•S    cts 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
Oil 
00 
00 
00 
00 
0(1 


0  25 
0  50 
0  25 
0  50 
0  50 
0  .'iO 
0  hO 
9  12 


n 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

25 

(1 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

] 

05 

4G  02 


6  20 


08 


¥  1 


i 


I"' 


:.^ 


m:^ 


it 


:  1 .  ■.■!■ 


mn,     'h 


t  ^' 


IH'' 

m  - 

'■■^ 

P"'- ' 

.  :i' 

1^. 

1  -^[\ 

|l|; 

■¥ 

.rju-:       S" 


230 


Megan  TIC  District  Association. — Continued. 


Names. 


Three  Rivers. 

Coll.    hy    Mifses  h'ohitaille 
and  MacMorinc. 


A  Fiiond 

Rickabv,   Jlrs 

DeMuinl])ii'il,  Hev.  J,.. 

Hart.  Will 

Otrtlen,  C.  K 

(Igdcn,   Mrs 

OKfkn,  V,.  G 

OfTdon,  Miss  N.  M 

IJitchie,  Mis.  A.  1) 

Huskell,  Mrs 

Smardon,  Mrs 

Robitaillc.  Mrs 

Hooper,  Mis.= 

Fearon,    Mrs.  Geo 

Hooper,  Voiinf!;er 

Offertory  Collections.. 


c 
s 


C 


S     cts, 


1   50 


■a 


B 

o 


.?    cts.     8    cts 


S    ct.- 


Total  Three  Rivers.. 


Valcaktier. 
Offertory  Collections 


00 
(10 
00 

no 


Total. 


!?    cts.    S    cts. 


(I  50 
0  50 


6  58 


.«!  8  08 


1    15 


00 
00 

(10 
00 
00 
00 
00 


If)  17 


00 


1 

50 

<> 

00 

1 

01) 

2 

00 

't 

00 

1 

00 

(1 

50 

0 

50 

1 

(10 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

CO 

1 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

13 

75 

]    50 


1    00 


31   25 


3  65 


RECAPITULATION.— Megantic  District  Association. 


Bourg  Louis 

Pram pt on, 

$    cts. 

1  25 

25  78 

2  82 
11   00 

24  :i5 

6  2(J 

$    cts 

1   50 

5  40 
26  66 

3  a;{ 
24   21 

$     cts. 

2  00 
12  ()0 

1   48 
8  47 
5   75 

20   .'lO 

§     cts. 

7  75 

$     cts. 
4    10 

5^     CIS. 
1   75 

•  :>    (i.'i 

I.'iverness 

;;i>  '.Ml 

Ireland  

2;;  (Id 

Lseds 

1    (III 



.V)  ;(i 

Levis 

(i   !.'(! 

Louise  ville 

I   ;.0 

22  00 

Montniou'ucv 

1    10 

i;i  62 

1   10 

Porlneuf 

f>'iviere-du-Loui)  

18  ;i5 
2  00 
W  08 

1  .-.0 

14  05 
2  50 

!    70 

40  02 

6  20 

St  S^ivester 

:!  08 

Three  Rivers 

8  08 
1    1.^ 

16   17 
1    00 

7  00 

.''.1    25 

Valcartier 

3  65 

Total 

805  41 

87  1?, 

84  52 

16  45 

5    10 

289  21 

231 


GASPE  DISTRICT  ASSOCIATION. 


Names. 

V 

Pension  I'und. 

;^      1 

Total. 

Cape  Covk. 
OfTertory  Collections 

CiASPK. 

St.  Paul's. 

$  cts. 
!)  6:'. 

%    ets. 
10  :'.2 

.3  10 

1   50 

%   cts. 
4  00 

7>  15 

S    cts.' 

.?    cts. 

1 

^    cts. 
29  15 

fi  79 

SI.  James' . 
Offertory  Collections 

1   00 

5   65 

2  00 

Total  Gasne 

S  1  00 

4  00 

5  00 
5  00 

6  84 

h  00 

4  2:] 

1  00 

12  44 

Maopalen  Islands. 
Ball    Rev    .1  L 

13  00 

(Mfo vi nv\^    Onl  Ippf irwm 

9  2S 

1  00 

Totnl  AIiiorflnl(»n  If^lanfls 

i?10  00 

9  2.3 

2  00 

22  23 

Malbaie. 

Collected ht/  Winnie  Wa/firs 
and  Kdie  LeMan/iKind. 

0  25 

1  00 
1   00 

0  25 

1  00 
0  25 

0  05 

1  00 
1   00 
0  05 
0  50 
0  25 

0  25 
0  25 
0  '>5 

0  25 

1   00 

Collas.  Arthur 

Fauvel,  .lojin  P 

1    00 





0  25 



1   00 

0  25 



0  05 

Li'^Ia^qui)l;fl,  Charles 

AVaiters,  Mrs 

Paekwood.  .Mrs-G 

Hotton,  Mrs.  C!;s 

J^aMottee,  Mrs 

Comer  Beach. 

Collected  Inj  Elsie  Mabe. 

Alii  he.  .Toll  11  F 



1  00 
1   00 

1 

1 

0  05 
0  50 



0  25 

0  2. J 

0  ".b 

i'"  • 

i 

0   25 

Mabe,   Henry 

Mabe,   Mrs.  Henry 

M.ili.i      U'illii. 

0  2.' 
0  2.' 
0   1( 
0  11 
0  2. 
0  2. 

0  25 
n  25 

0  10 

j\labe,    Kdwiird...  

Mabe,  Peter 

Vfntif     \Ir«     Pptpr 



1 

0  2.5 

0  25 

)  ,, ,, 

0  25 

1 

I 

\  fj  '■ 


'ti 


i! 


t  * 


,1? 


in 


ti 


i 
f  ?'. 


iiri 


41 
iiJ 


232 


Gaspe  District  Association.— Co/«/«;?7<efi?. 


¥  ^S^. 


81  '  '•  ■■ 


Names. 

s 

3 

.2 

-a 

a 
o 
''fi 

"2 

1%.  'ic 

Total. 

Mnhp    Fl«ifi 

$    cts. 

(1  in 

0  25 

0  2.^ 

(1  1(1 
r.  (10 

$    cts. 

S    els. 

?    cts. 

i 

.?    cts. 

S    ets. 
n  10 

Vibert.  Philip 



0  25 

Vihcit    .Tiinus  

0   .'5 

VJlxMt.  Peter 

.    ..1 

0    10 

Offertory  Collections 

2  60 
2  50 

4   lit 

l:  7S 

1 

Total  Mnlbaie 

S  l.i  40 

1   00 
0    10 
0    1(1 
0   15 

4   1'j! 
10   13 

22   IS 

New  Carlisle    and    Pas- 

PEBIAC. 

Offertory  Collections 

Peninsula    and    Little 
Gasi'e. 

Annett    IjOuIs 

10  i;{ 

1  no 

Annoit.   Fred 

0    10 

Aiinelt.  Mrs.  C 

0   10 

Aniiett,  M'.s   Henry 

A  nnott.    (iPO •••■•.. 

0   15 

0  50 
.  0  25 

0  50 

0   50 

Annptt.    Airs  





0  25 

A 11 11  Pit    K(l \v 

0  2ft 
0   15 

0  50 
0   10 

0  ''5 

A«pnli    William  

0   15 

jVsfftli.  Aniasii 

0  50 

Ascali,  John 

Ascali.  (Miarles 



0  50 
0    10 

\scah.  E.  W 

0  25 

0  ''5 

Ascali.  Alexander...     -. 

0  20 
0   10 
0  15 

0  20 

Asca.li.   Fied 

0    10 

Ascah,  Heiirv 

0    15 

A  scab,  door  ere 

0  2.') 

0  25 

Ascah,   Mis.  Robert 

0  'M) 
0   10 

0  :>o 

Ascah,  William 

0    10 

Ascah,  Lewis 

0  50 

0  50 

Ascah,  John  N 

0  ;5o 

"  0  10 

0  ;;() 

A^cah,  (yharles 

0  25 

0  25 

Bilker.  Capt 

Bartlett.  «!liarles 

0    10 

0  50 

^ 

1 

0   :.{) 

Martlett,  Ilarvev 

0  10 

0  2(1 
1          0  20 

;      0  10 

1 

i:    10 

Rarllftt,   Charles,  jr 

Hnrtlett,  John 

; 

0  :iO 

j 

0    'JO 

iiartlett,  Fiimia  

Hi'ooke,  Miss  A 

1    0( 



!'" 

0  10 

1  00 

Coffin.  Lutlier    

0  50 
0  50 



0  50 

(joffin.  Kdw    

0  50 

Collas.  John  E 

0  5( 

0   50 

Dolbel,  Alfred 

1  on 

1    00 

r)(ilb<>l.  Heliiia 

0   5U 





0  50 

Dolbel,  Alfred  H 

0  25 

1  00 

0  2.') 

Esnouf,  R.  .M 

1   OU 

IS 


23.'^ 


Gaspe  District  Associatiox.  — Cow//w//^^/. 


Names. 


Esnonf,  A.  J 

Ksnoiil,  C.  J) 

Ksiiout,  I'.  X 

Ksnuiit',  Clmrlcs 

Gavey,  hiiihellii 

Gavcy,    Daniel 

Gavey,  Ji)sc])li 

(javov,  Al)iahani.... 

Gavi'Y,  Kliiis 

(iavcy,  Lucy 

Ilyinaii,  .1.  E 

JoliiisttPii,    Hva 

Li'.McyiT.   L 

LcMfsiiiicr,   Ilfiiiy. 
L(  M"surior,  riiilip 
Ijc.Mt'siiiicr,   i'fliT.. 
[icMottci'.  (lliviT  .1. 

MilkT,  Joliii 

Miller,  Wyiulliain.. 

Miiloi'    (tc():i:'i' 

MilliT,  Wiliiaiii 

Milloi'.   Kilwiii 

Miiii'r,  F.-cdi'iick.... 

Miller    K'ichaiii 

Milk"-,  WiMiaiii    \<  . 

Mil'ci',  .laiiiis  

Millor,  Miss  

Miller,   Bertie 

Miller,  TliutiiMs 

Miller,  Mrs.   \V  

MiiHiiis.    Mrs    R  .... 

Mulliiis,  .MlVed  

Miillins.  Mrs.  B 

I'iiviie.  i'hilii.  IV... 

IMiiiliiH.    .Mrs.  (' 

IMiill  |is.  Cliiis  

IMiilli|)-^,    Mrs   J  .... 

Piitle.'s elms.  .. 

Triee,  J.iiiim> 

I'riee,     l;i.<iihel 

Ilolierls.    IJolit 

iu.li'   is,    Al"\ 

H(il)  Nis.  ./(iliii 

I^lbl;rts,  Daniel  .... 
Roberts,  Wiiiiani  .. 
R'jlierts.  Thomas  .. 

h'olierts,  I'eler 

Roiierts,  Samuel.  .. 
Seliilliiiir.  .Mrs 


.?    ct.^ 


I    01) 

(I  ■_'.'. 

0   .M) 


(I    LV 


n  2:< 
I)  •2:> 

(I  111 


(I    ,MI 
0    l.j 


II  L'.) 

(I  'jrp 

(I  2'l 

(I  LT) 

0  2:> 

0  ■!:< 


0   20 


0    ,"iO 

(I  III 

0    I'D 


0  1.-, 

II  0.") 

0  '.Ml 

II  10 

II  ;!.■) 

0  10 


0  •_' 

0  2 

0  I 

0  I 

'I  -V 


0  211 

0  2.") 

0  2.) 

II  -J;) 

0  2.) 

fi  2,"i 

II  1,-. 


ets.i     S    f1- 


0   :,{)\. 
0   ,)(l  . 


II   .'ill 
0   ,iir 


0   .')0' 


0   2.'i 


•!■ 


(I   2.-. 


"3 

0  2.V 


(I     2.".; 


(I   2,'i 


cts 


3  r: 


."  -'■ 


Total. 


8    ets  '    $     cts. 


n 

.10 

0 

/lO 

1 

on 

1) 

25 

0 

50 

II 

r)0 

n 

25 

0 

50 

(1 

25 

(1 

25 

0 

no 

0 

10 

0 

25 

0 

50 

0 

15 

0 

25 

0  25 
0  25 
0  20 


0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

20 

f) 

25 

0 

50 

0 

10 

0 

20 

0 

25 

0 

15 

0 

05 

0 

20 

0 

10 

0 

:^5 

0 

10 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

15 

0 

15 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

20 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

15 

;t! 


■1 ; 


i 

■si  J 

■'i:  .1 
•■1  1 

.  1 


Hi 


i 


m 


i 


tit- 


m 


234 


fi'i 


(   !  ■'  i   , 


m 


[i .' 


Gaspk  District  Associatiox. — Continued. 


\amks. 


C 


Simon,  W. 
t^iTTion,  il.  .1 
West,   Mrs., 
AVcst.  R iilic 


•t 


S      Ctj 

0  2 

(I  2 

0  (I 

0  I 


S     c\t 


()irt'rtu;v   ('ollci'tioii.s 


Tuliil  I'fiiin.- 
Gaspe  .. 


Ilia  ami  LittI 


SlIIfi.WVAKIi. 

Offertory  Collections. 
Sandy  Beach. 


AK'xandcr,  Mrs.  W.. 

Ak'ximdor,  Mrs.  P 

AloxandiT,  Henrv 

Pailev,  N 

Baker,  Mr^.  S 

Galliciian.  M  

Gallieliaii.   .Mi.;s 

Harbour,  \V.  H 

Harbour.  A 

Harbour,   Mrs.  (I 

Harbour,   F  

Harding.   Rev.  0.  T 

Lelluquct.    Mrs.  J 

Millin',  Miss  A • 

Miller,  C 

Miller,  Mrs.  P   

Jliiler,  Ci  ,jt.  R 

Mullin.  Mrs 

Pye.  Tlios 

Snddard,  T  

Siiddard,  W 


Suddard,  J 

Kuddard,  Mrs.  II 

Williamson.  Mrs.  (1.  . 
■U'iliiamson,  Mi.s.  H.  . 
Oll'ertorv  Collections., 


Total 


MUii\"  heacn. 


$■17  6,- 


0  2; 


(I  2.1 


2 

2.') 
') 

1'.) 
25 
•'8 


]    (III 


0   .")(• 
(I  .'((I 

II   .'.(I 


•i  O.S 


D   (Ml 


6  V. 


()  20 


I    (Id 


■^     cts. 


II  20 
2  00 
0  2.) 


0   2(1 

0   2."i 


.J    III 


S     ets. 


,'.  ;;o 


:>  ;{() 


2  59 


■1  w 


A  ii;i 


c  o  = 

.ill 


S     ets. 


Total. 


(J 

2o:::::::::;::i::.:::::::::;:::::;;::::; 

••  I i  

0 

20 „ 

1 

(1 

.•!i    j 

(1 

I.-,  1 

0 

10  1 

$   cts. 


0 

2.5 

0 

2,=) 

0 

0.1 

0 

10 

.') 

M 

31   03 


8  ri 


0  2.5 

0  20 

0  'lb 

\  00 

0  23 

0  2,5 

0  2.i 

0  2.i 

0  2.5 

0  2^ 

(I  20 

;!  (10 

0  2.5 

0  2.5 

0  20 

0  .50 

0  .50 

0  20 

0  ,50 

0  .■{5 

0  1,5 

0  III 

0  2,5 

0  20 

0  25 

■\  !l'.» 

1.5  12 


235 


Gaspe  District  Association.— C(>w//«we^/. 
KECAriTULATION. 


Cnpo  Cove 

fltlS|l('-   

jMaudilcn  Lslainl 

Malliiiii' 

Nfw  (Jrtiiislo  k  Casiiilii.ic 

riTiin.-;iila 

Slii;.M\\ako 

Siimly  Bcacb 


Total 


SUPPLEMENTARY. 
Cash  n  reived  account  1892,  loo  late  to  appear  in  accounts. 


S    rts.      8    ctf 


AcroM. 

B^)^vmlU1.  HPnry 

Jjiowii.  Di .  ( •.  Vj 

Pioii.   Siiii'tiii 

MacDoiiuall.  .Mis.  (i. 

IVrkiiis.  C.  II 

SIkii'  li'V.  W'illiain 

TuwK'.'.Miv-;  K.  11 

Wells,  Miv    (i.  1^ 

AVnrlcU-.  R-v.  L.  V  . 
Wiiitflf.  M'ss  Miiinii'. 
Ort'iTtoiv   Collctioiis 


n   10 
1  no 


I  no 

0  ■!:> 

1    (Ml 

1  00 


...i         1  no 

i 


Total  .\('t()ii.. 


.N     Ctri. 


S    cts.      8   cl.s.      8    cts. 


h  on 


I  on 
'J  on 


b  nn 
1  on 


no 


11  .'.n 


0 

10 

1 

on 

n 

50 

0 

on 

1 

00 

0 

25 

1 

to 

1 

00 

,T 

00 

2 

00 

8 

15 

25 

00 

;'» 


i'i„  J 


'^\  ■■:   1 

tJ  ■■ 

mm 


i 


^1 


f; 


■ 


1 

m   1 

1 

ill. 


2^6 


Ivnr 


BISHOP  WILLIAMS  MEMORIAL  MISSIO,^  FUND. 


U 


11 


List  of  Subscriptions  with  amounts  paid  to  1st  Marcn,  1893. 


\.\Mr-:s. 


I 


ColulltioMS. 


A  111  Oil  nt 
p.'iiil. 


Till' r?ii,'lif  l{  ■v.Tlic  I>oril  liisliM))  of  (^)u('li(.c.  .S.iiKl  Od  :;  annual  |i!i  viiiciits..  .Sifi'l  C," 

The  \'cii.  Aicli.K'iiCDii   Uiif 101)  (III 

lU'V.   [)i\   MdU.itaiii •-'iKl  (HiCa^li 200  00 

Total ..jiSOO  Oiil            Total  S^iOO  07 


Tup:  Quehe(^  Catiikdral,  per  the  Very  Ukw  the  Dean. 


:'M         . 


■J, 


I 


V  5" 


Aliern,   Artlnir 

Amit'i'stin,   Mrs 

Aii<li'r>on,  .Io.se]ili:i 

Andrews,  Hon.  Jmljre 

Aiionvmons 

HcckHt,   T  

]5i'nson.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Krn.'st.. 

Boswtdl.  Mrs.  J.  K 

Hoswidl,  Mr.  St.  Georp;t' ; 

Bnrlianaii,  .Mrs  

Colk'v,  Arllmr..... 

Dunbar,  .Jas.,  Q.(/  — 

Dunn.  T.   H. 


s     -i  00  rasli  

100  00  ."annual  inslalincnts 
10    llOj 
;io  00  ('ash 


L'.j  (10  ('asli. 

^■id  (III  (Jash 

10  00 

li.")  (Ml  Cash. 

i;.')  00 

:>  (10  Cash. 

.')  00 

,')0  00 

T.'iO  Oil 


:>    (to 


Hak-.'K.  J I     1^"  "" 

Hale.  K.  Ru.«sell 

Hale,  Trevof 

llamel.  Miss   

llemniinj?,   H.,  and  family  

lloliwell.  Capt 

Hunt,  Miss  

Hunt,  Miss  A.  M  

Hunt,  A.  V 

July  de  Lolbinieie,  Hon.  II  (I  

Jones,  T.  H 

Lane,  Miss 

Macliin,  U.  T 


Cash 

2  instalments  .... 
,i 


('ash... 


1  (iO("ash. 

2  00  Cash. 


.".  00 
2  00 

1.1  00 

2.'}  no 
III  00 
(10  00 
10  00 
1  on 
20  00 


Car^h.  

Casli 

,'1  instalments  

Casii 

Cash 

".  annual  instalments 

Cash 

Cash 

Cash. 


.S    [>  00 


.TO  00 
2.)  00 
.'lO   01) 

2.'i   00 

5  00 

.0  00 

2.')  00 

2.'.o  (10 

,^0  00 

.')  0(1 

1  00 

2  00 

:>  00 

2  (10 

:>  00 

2i>  (10 

10  00 

•JO  00 

10  00 

I  00 

20  00 


m 


237 
Bishop   VVillUiuis  Moinorial   Mission  Fmnl.—Cufithitted 


XA.MKS. 


C. 


More,  ,1.  <^  

MiirHilcn.  Mrs. .... 
Mact'iirliinil,  Mis 
Mci'oditli,  Sir  \V 

Morfiuii,   Jus 

M()ri,'uii,   I) 

NoillKUl,   \\'V\  1?('V.  Doilll     

Xorris,  T.  II.." 

Norri.-!,  Mrs 

Xurris,   the  Misses  ami  Mrs.  Gluekmoyer 

Pellctier,  .MikIhuii' 

Pi'iiilaiul,  (.'has 

Pi'lry,  Ul'V.  H.  J.  ami  fiiiiiil}' 

Pliiliips,  tiie  Misses 

Pope,  ^iiss 

I'orteuus,  Miss 

Post  on.  Mrs 

liae,  Will 

Hae,  Mrs.   Win  

Hiiifrut,  Mrs 

Russell.  Dr.  11 

Scott.  Mrs.  W.  \V 

Sewell,  Dr.,  ami  .Mrs.  <;.  C 

SewiU,  Miss  Mabel 

Sewell,  K.  L 

Sewell,  II.  H 

Sewell.  .Mrs.  (seiir  ) 

Sliaw,  S.  J. 

Shaw,  Harold 

Smitli,  K.  H 

Smith,  .Mrs.  Farqnliar.-oii  

rtlaveiey,  H 

Torre,  .Mrs 

Tiireot,  Mrs 

TiirnbiiU.  Mrs 

Veasey,   H 

Yeasev,  Geo.,  and  tiuiiily 

Vial,  Mrs ' 

Webb,  H.  K 

Well-wislier,  A 

Wilson.  Mrs.  .Majtir 

yonn<r.  Ilernian 

A  Friend 


Total . 


.Olt  (to 
,•>  (Ml  Ciish 

1  0(1  Cash 
l.'>0  00  ;!  annual  instalments 

2J  00  Cash 
2.")  00 

100  Oil  Cash 
-'.■>  on  (Jasli 

.)    00  (."itsil 

8  00  Cash 

2  00  Cash 
50  Oil  2  annual  instalments 

2:>  on  Casli  

:',{)  00  ;'. annual iiistalineiits 

10  00  Ca:^h  

10  (10  Cash  

5  00 

2.')0  00 

yO  00 

■t  00  Cash 

2J  00 

10  00  Cash 

:.o  00  l.'ash . 

b  00  Cash  

oO  00  Cash 

i)  00 

4  00  Cash 

100  00  Casli 

2  00  Cash   

300  0(1  :!ai;uual  iiistalments 
10  00  Cash 

20    00 

".')  ooi:'.  uniHial  instalinenti 
:>  on  I 

2.5  no  Cash 

25  00|Cas!i 

i;jO  00|8  anniialinstalmenls 

5  00|Cash 

250  oOjCash  

I  M)  Cash 

10  OO^Cash  

50  OOiCash  

1  .■)OiCasli  


.S3;5!;8  00 


Total. 


100  00 

2.)  00 

."»  00 

,S   00 

2  00 

25  00 

25  00 

10  00 

10  (10 

10  00 


4   00 


10 

00 

50 

00 

5 

00 

50 

00 

4 

00 

100 

00 

2 

00 

100 

00 

10 

00 

25  00 

25  00 
25  00 
4.'?  in" 

.i  00 
250  00 

1  50 
10  00 
50  00 

1  50 


ii 


r 

3     I 


I  jr. 


■iil 

■'Mil 


III 


1 


A% 


.Sl()5l   00 


238 

Bishop  Williiiins   .\[oni()ii;il  Mission   ImuuI. — Continued. 

St.  MvrniEw'ri  Cnuucii,  Quehko.— J.  Hamilton,  Tiieas, 


—5 

t3 

-    k 

3   ^ 

r    r? 

3     .« 

3    n 

XA.MKri. 

a  1 

11 

XAMKrt. 

0      - 

—       w 

3    ^ 

<  -i 

<     1 

-^  -i 

-'. 

'/) 

. 

'1. 

'?'■ 

it 


I;!!' 


Mm., 


II 


[  ■ 


In!' 


AlliMi.  Mis.-). 
B"iiiicli,uii|i, 

iJciicli,  .Mks. 

Bi'iUK'liniiii),   Xt'l 
Bi'iiiii'lt,   .Misj,... 


Heiilk-y,  Mid  

Billt'tt,  J   (I 

Boomer,   Mr.s 

Broomer.    Mrs 

Brook.-*,   Mis 

Brown,  S  

Buni.s,  Mr:J 

CartiT,    W.  M  

Ciunphfll,  ,J 

Carnrortli,  Mrs 

('iiriitorlli,     Ali<•t^    Ida, 

.Jaiii',  Annie  k  Florrv- 

CiUToll,  M  .".. 


CiiiToll,  Mr.s 


.■*.  Walter 
R.  II 


,r. 


Cassell.  Ml 
Cole.  R.'v. 

Col...  Mrs 

Coel\biini.  .Mrs 
Colviii,  (ieo... 

Cooper.  E 

Craiji'.  Mr 

Cu-ack,  Mrs   ... 
Copeiiian.  Mrs. 

Davis,  Mis 

Dawson,  Miss  M 

Dlno-ley.  T.  M 

Doraii.  Mis 

Doran.  Blanclie  &  Ktliel. 

D.  II.   A 

Eekiiarl.  W .   II.  A 

Eilwarils,   Kate 

Kdwanls.   Mr.s.  R    .) 

Klv.  Mr.s.    ..  

Fluke,  ./ 

For.-ytli,  Mrs.  W 

Foster,  Annie 

Friend  

"      Absent 

Gardner,  Mary 

Gilpin,  Mrs 

Gowen,  .Mrs.   K 

(rracev,    .Mrs 

Hall,  W.  C  

Hamilton,  R 


1 
I) 

0 

(I 
:> 
(I 

21) 

I 

.j 

(I 

(I 
>> 

(ill 
I) 

0 

(I 
(I 

2 
5 
;> 

i> 
') 

•2 
0 
1 
1 

(I 

0 

(I 
') 
') 
(I 


(I 
0 

II 
II 
II 
II 
I 

5 
II 
II 
II 

10 
0 

50 
5000 


no  IS 

III 

."id 

o.j 

(III 

TjII 
Oil 
00 
On 
.'ill 
.JO 
00 

(Id 

00 
10 


10 

.JO 

00 
CO 
Oil' 
00 

no 

00 
•2:>. 

dl.j 
I'd' 
5o| 
d,V 

'"i 
.jii 

00 

joI 

00: 
■i:>\ 
III! 

10' 

iiij 

,^0j 
2.V 
:jU 
(I0| 

2:> 
jo 
;io 

00 
50 
00 
U0,-'600 


50 


00 
10 

.ill 
(1,1 

5(1 


,1 


.Mrs.  J... 
Miss  I.. 
.Mi.-s  R.. 
,Mrs  S  . 
.\niiie. 
Mis.  .J  . 
Mrs.  M.. 


Iliitiiiltoii, 
i  l.'iiiilltiiti, 
liaiiiilliill, 
ll.iiiiiUoii, 
lliiniltoii, 

llullliitllll, 

Hamilton, 
00  Hamilton. 

(Id  llanley,  .Mary  

5;i  Hell' cison,      Mr. 

50      Mrs.   W  

00  iloekiii!!-,   .Malilda 

Hoare,  M.  A 

50  Irviiio,  ("oin.  (Jcneral 
10  Irvine,  Mrs.  M,  IJ 

.Icir.-ry,  .Mis,  [•: 

Id  .Jewell,    Mrs 

.id  .loliiistoii,  F  


.si.'iOO  00!«(150  (10 

:{o  ooj     id  00 

jl'O   lid!    25(1   00 

50  oo! 


and 


01'  .liiiilan,  .Mrs    

00  .liivce,  .Mrs 

(Id  Judii,    .Mrs 

on    lll.lcr,',  c 

00  Kill.  T 

(Id  KciiiK  ilv.  .Mr.-: 

•J5  i.ainl,  M.d.  J 

(Id;, Lake,  Mrs  

00  Laiiipson.  Geo 

l-aiirie,  .Mrs 

05  Leaijcr,  .Mis  

Id   Leileli.  .1.  (J 

ilieniesuiier,   Kil... 

ll.McCiui.land.  .1.  A    

.M.Utliews.  .Mrs 

i;,^,  M.;vir,  II 

.Mimee.  .Mrs     

L'olModler.    .Mr 

10  .Modler,  Mrs 

Id  .Modler,  L  

||    .Morton.   Mrs  

50  Monliziiiiihert.Dr.  it  .Mrs. 
2.  .^Iiiiiti/.amliri't.  .Mis.  Clis. 
50  .Miiiili/.aiiilierl,  .M.s.  C.  K. 
110  .Monti/.amliert.  .MissL.  II. 

2o  .Moses.  .Mrs..... ' 

nil '.Vtdson,  J.-is I 

oO'.Vinvton,  .Miss  H ' 

Nickerson,   Annie  

I'ORetran.  C.  J 

no  Paj^e,  Mrs 

UO  Ferry,  Mrs 

II  1 


ill    01) 


Oil 
Id! 


2   ooj 
5  00 

0  501 


2;')  00. 

;i  00 

:u)  00' 

100  00 

100  00 

■I  (III 


00 
10 
00 


5  00 

(I   50 


:i  00 

100   0(, 
100   00 


0 
15 


ooj 
2  Odi 
0  5(l| 

I  (III! 

;!d  doi 

i")  oo| 

0  501 

2  Oil 

0  15; 

15  00 
200  00 

(11) 
00' 


1  00 
0  L'5 
5  Oil 

2  00 

0  50 

1  00 


0  50 

2  00 

0  15 

200  00 

1  00 


1 
1 

20  00      20  00 


1 


110' 
00 

5"  I 

mi 


II 

0 

0  25 

0  25 

0  25 

0  25 

100  dll 

2  00 

10  no 

10  00 

0  10 

0  25 

15  00 


1 


00 

1  00 

0  50 
0  Id 
25 
25 
:'5 
25 


100   00 

2   00 

10   00 

0   10 

0  25 

0  50 

1  00 
0  10 
0  50 


JM' 


239 

Bishop   Williiims   Mciuoriiil    Mis.siou   Iniml. —  Continued. 


NAMF.S. 


NAMK.S. 


IN-try. 
I'liiiuc 


W.  K. 


I'liiiiii',     .MiriSOd 
I'opc,   K 


(  I .) 

0 

0 

5(1 

\:> 

•M) 

30 

1(11) 


(MIS 

.•id 

;')(|l 

do' 

IM) 


r.)]).',  M:-'.   A 

I'liiltfii.  If    J 

Piatli'ii    Ml'd 

Price,  .Miss  I.  M 

Price,  Alisd  (Mi ',   U>0  00 

Prici',  Miss  Coi'iliii |   KlD 

Piici'.  Wni 

Qiiii''>iict,  Mrs 

UMiiixin,  Miss 

R  i\  iioi',  Mrs 

Kcii-oii.  \V.  K 

Rciil,  Miuiii 

HiclmiiJsuM.  Jill) 

Robinson,  Mrs 


1.") 
0 

0 

1 

0 
5 
1 


(III 
(III 

0(1 

2.-J 
00 
2J 
00 
00 


'2:>  00  Sew.  II.  Mis.   [,.  M 

0  :!ii  Siiii|i-()ii,  A.  A 

0  .)()  Sra;.-    Jiiliii 

I  Siniili,  Kiiiina 

;>  Oil  Siiutli,  Mrs 

10  on  Sinvllp',   C  W 

10  no  Tfukl.',  Tlios 

100  (10  'i'tviklr,    ('lis 

.»()  00  Wiilkcr,  Miss  II... 

.lO  Oil  Wal.-li,  .Mii'jjic 

l;»  (HI  Williiinis     lii'v.     L.    \V. 

0  2.V1     1111(1  Mis 

U  00  *Viiiii,    .Mis... 

0  •ir),\Vliiii',  Mr.    ami  Mis.  .1. 

1  001     R.  11 

0  L'.y  Wood.   .Miss 

1  on  Wooil,  Win  

1    00;  

11  Total 55  77J'J 


ll 

B      f 

'/J 

3 

a 

'5 

S      2    (Ml 

5 

:'  on 

:\  (10 

1  no 

II    .')0 

0    .lO 

1  (III 

1    00 

1    (10 

1  on 

1    00 

1    00 

li  00 

:i  00 

It  on 

;-.  01) 

loo  00 

loo  no 

1  no 

!  on 

-TiO   00 

•)- 

<i)  no 

10  no 

J   00 

20   (Ml 

n  -jn 

0    'Jll 

(I  |i 

0    10 

121)1 


.'   i 


St.  Michael's  Church — Rkv.Can<)n  YoxIffland,  Rector 


NAMKS. 


11 


,  Anioniit 
Coniiitioii3.         i     paid. 


Hijiiifll,  Mis  S     1 

Bailr,  Jidiii  I       10 

HiirstuU,  John 200 

Bnrstall,  J.  F i       20 

Bursuill,  J.  F :       2o 

Bnrstall.  (Jerlrndc  K.  E.   (a  liiMiiiL-st) 

Camiibi'll,    I!  

Copt'iiiiUi,  R 

Copi'iniiii,   Mis 

Kdwaiils.  Tlios  

lldwa.ds.  Mis .. 

Forsytli.  J.  Bell  

FoisVlh!  -Mis.  J.  Bell 

Korsylii.  Miss  A.  Bell 

P'ra.-or,  Dmlle}'     .      

(Jraiden,    Mrs 

(iraddeii,  .Miss  

Herriiio,   Wm 

.rvine,   .Miss 

LeMoitie,  Mis 


jOO 
10 

1  on  Cash 
0  jO  Cash 
on  Ca-li 
00  l.'ash 
nil  .',  ls;>; 
00  I  " 
00  A  " 
00  Ca.sh 
oo: 

00  Cash 
00  (;iish 
20  on  Cash 
10  00  Cash 
\ 


1 
1 

IIM 

inn 

20 

5 

1 

•J 
•J 

100 


isiij. 


on 

on  Cash S 

(10  Cash 

0(1  Cash 

('0  Cash 

00  CaLdi 

(10 


10  00 

2(1(1  no 

2,')  no 

2!"j  00 

600  00 

1  00 

0  ;.0 

1  (M) 
1  no 

50  00 

50  00 

10  00 

5  00 

;i  00 

100  00 
20  (10 
10  ou 


240 


Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued. 


NA.MKS. 


!  ^1 

5  "r 


Conditions. 


'I 


Amount 
paid. 


§V:\ 


Lloyii,  Mis.  .1.   R 

Llo.yil,  Mi.ss  M.  K  

Lowe,  P 

Munio,  Miss  

Nelson,  Tlio.-^.,  Bruce  Mis'- 

Penney,  Wni  

Price,  Hon.  E.  J . 

Reed.  Alex 

Rhodes,  James 

Rhodes,  M.'S 

Seed,  \Vm 

Someiville,  John.  

St.  Ktienne,  fer  J.  R.  L.... 

Tregoelt,  Win 

Wheeler,  Alfred 

Villeneuvu    Mrs 

Von  nil;ind  L'liiioii 

Von  Itflaud,  Miss 


Total  .... 


S     1   itiM-^asli S 

I  0(1  ("ash  

;•)  01)  Ca,-,!!  

1   (>■'  t:ash  

:A)  OOCJash 

1  00  (.'ash  

5000  00  (Jash 

I  00 

100  00  Cash 

50  00  Cash 

00  Cuih  


0 

2  Oil 


1 

5 

5 

2 

50 


0  Cash . 


t.'asli.., 

Cash  . 

00!Ca:jh.. 

OOLl  IS!):!, 

1  on;  Cash 


..  .son 4  so 


1  01) 

1  00 

5  00 

1  00 

50  00 

I  00 

000  00 

100  00 

50  no 
5  00 


...I 


.•!0 
00 
00 
00 
00 
1)0 


St.  Paul's  Church,  Quebec. — TIev.  Canon  Richardson, 

Kectok. 


'^-.i- 


,->; 


xames 


Browniiiir.  Mi- 
Browninir,  Miss  K 
Brow ni  111^-,  Mi-;s  M.; 
Edwanls,  Mrs 
Edwards,  Bella.... 

Edwards,  May 

Hawken.  Aliei 

Han.scn,  Miss    

.faciues,  Mi's    W .... 

Kavauah,  .Mrs 

Kean.    Mrs  , 

Kennedy,  Hurry... 
Kennedy,  Helena. 
Kennedy,  Joseph.. 

Kennedy,  Kate 

Kennedy,  Maljel  ., 
Kennedy,  Oliver... 
Mooie,  Mrs  


0  50 

.5  00  Cash 
.'■)  00  Cash. 
2  00 

1  00  Cash. 
0  25  Cash. 


1  00 
1  00 

0  00 
J  00 

1  00 
20  00 

1  00 


00 
00 

00 


lit 


00 
00 
(10 
00 
(10 

uo 

00 

00 
00 
00 

.■'■0 
00 
(10 
00 
00 
00 

so 


241 
Bishoxo  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Conlinued. 


NAMES. 


;\Iooro,  George 

;\I()rritt,  Mrs 

Morritt,  Ellen 

MoiTitt,  Tluiiiiiis 

MulliolliUKl,   liichiird 

()nl,  Miss 

Piittoii.  Jamt'S,  jr 

PipcM',  .rallies 

I'miicaiix,  Mrs 

Rexlbni,  Ri'v.  E.  I  

IJifiiardsDii,  flev.  Canon. 

Nicliardson,  Mrs 

iloiiiusoti,  Geo 

Taylor,  Mrs 

Taylor.  E.  H 

Tiiylor,  .fas.  15 

Taylor,  .Miss  Eva 

TiiriHT,  Mrs 

Wiilhvortb,  .Miss 


Total . 


m 


Conditions. 


2  00 
2  00 
0  50 

0  50 
5  00 

1  00' 

.00  00  Cash  . 
20  00  

2  00] 

no  00 

.30  00 
15  00 

10  00  

.")0  00  

50  00  

25  00  Cash  , 
10  00  Cash. 

.i  00 

1  00 


S;578  25 


Total. 


Amount 
paid. 


50  00 

10  00 

1  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 


5 
25 
25 
25 
10  00 


§102  25 


!    S\ 


'  ('■■'■■     . 


N, 


St.  Peter's  Church,  Quebec— Rev.  A.  J.  Balfour, 

Rector. 


If: 


lit 


00 
00 

00 
25 


NAMES. 


Balfour,  Rev.  A.  .J 

Harlow,   Kdimiiid 

Holland.  Mrs.  R 

liorlaiid.   .Miss 

Horlaiid,  Miss  Mim'uie 

Hroekleshy,  C  M  

Hrowii,  .losejili 

Hrown.  .laiiics 

(^iniphell.  Miss  M 

Carsiiii,  Mr.?.  S 


Davison,  Mrs.  II 

Cliarahers,  E.  T.  D. 

Elliott.  Mrs.  W 

FritMid,  A 

Giroux,  .Mrs , 

Hundley,  Cbas 


Conditions. 


Amount 
paid. 


75  00  :',  annual  pavments 

I  00  Cash ." 

10  00  2  annual  payments. 

6  00';i  "  " 
6  00 ;!  "  " 
5  00  Cash 

II  00  ;!  annual  payinents 

1  00  Cash 

1  00  Ca.sh  

(j  00  2  annual  payments 

10  00  W  "  •• 
12  00  8  "  " 
21  00  8  "  " 
20  00, Cash 

1  oo;casli 

3  OOlCash 


25  00 

1  00 
5  00 

2  00 
2  00 
5   00 


00 
00 


2  00 
•t  00 
7   00 

20   00 
I    00 

3  00 


nil  i 


ir 


,1 


16 


';![ 


242 


Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued. 


NAMES. 


llookcs,  A.  E 

Lawieiico,  Mrs.  E.  T. 

Martin,  W.  W 

]\Iortjaii,  Mrs.  C.  E... 

I'erry,  James 

Scott,  \V 

Shaw,  .Mrs.  P.  A  

Shaw,  Miss  

Shaw,  Miss  Hertha  ... 


Shaw,  Miss  Maud. 


To/.cr,  Miss 

Tozcr,  Miss  Annie. 


Conditions. 


Amount 
paid. 


20  00  3  annual  payments.. 

5  00  Cash  

.")  oojCiisli 

10  (Id  2  annual  payments.. 

10  OOjCash ■ 

;{  0013  annual  payments.. 

:>  oo'Cai^h ".. 

I  0(1  C.\A\ 

I  ou  Cash  

1  00  Casli 

5  OOJCash 

a  00  Cash 


Total ;  'i'lbb  00 


0 

00 

5 

00 

5 

00 

10 

00 

5 

00 

4 

00 

] 

00 

1 

00 

5 

00 

5 

00 

$1 

2.) 

00 

|ilS«li.  j;i; 


St.  ]\Iaey's  Church,  MoNTxAioREXcy. 


NAMES. 


(3rai^,  Mr 

Lay,  Hubert 

i'eiuiinjitou,  Wni 

Price,  IJ.  M 

Tolal. 


10  00  Cash  

;i  00  3  annual 
3  00  3       " 
IJO  00  3       " 


payments. 


Sllitj  00 


Total. 


Levis. — Rev.  I.  M.  Thompson. 


I?  10  00 

1  00 

I  00 

50  00 


S  G2  CO 


»!!•;■  ' 


AI,L    CASH    I'AY.MKNTS. 

Aiulerson,  Mrs.  AVilliam  $  1  00 

Alkin.son,  Mrs.  F.  15 0  25 

Atkinson,  Mrs.  Thomas 0  2,5 

Clark,  Miss 0  2,'i 

Fyles,  Key.  Thomas  W 5  Oo 

Findley,  George 1  UO 

ilamel^  Miss  A 1  00 

King,  L.  A 1  00 


J'iton,  E.  II S 

Simons,  J.  H 

Sample,  M 

Sample,  .M 

Smallhorn,  E.  .1 

Tolield,  AVilliam  

Tolield,  Henry  A 

Thomiison,  Jlev.  I.  M 

Total I?  23 


S  1 

00 

5 

00 

0 

,50 

0 

2,5 

1 

00 

.5 

00 

1 

00 

5 

00 

50 


243 


Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Ihmd.— Con  Untied. 
New  Liverpool.— Eev.  I.  M.  Thompson. 

ALL   CASK   PAVMICXTS. 

Atkinson,  Henry §i(i()  OO 

Atkinson,  F.  W "   10  (to 

Atkinson,  Crawford  II ■ 10  0(» 

Total S120  00 

BouRd  Louis.— Rev.  J.  B.  Debbage. 


.\LL    CASH    I'AVMEXT.S. 

'        .a^o,  Rov.  J.  B S  10  00 

Ki'lihaav,  :Mis3 5  00 

(Mark,'('urt:  = 1  00 

(Mark,  :\ins.C 0  50 

Davidson,  Daviil 1  00 

Davidson,  Josf'pli 1  00 

Davidson,  John  II 0  50 

Davidson,  .Mrs.  J.  II 0  50 

Davidson,  Andrew 0  50 

Darli\sson,  Jolm  (1 0  50 

Dai'hVsson,  .Miss  E.  E '  0  50 

Dean",  William 0  50 

Ed-iley,  Alexander 1  00 

Garvin,  James 1  00 

(Jray,  .James,  snr 0  60 

Grav,  Mrs.  James,  snr 0  50 

dray,  Kdwanl 0  10 

Gray,  John,  snr 0  50 

Grav.  .Tohn,  jnr 1  00 

Gray^  Kohert' 1   00 

Henderson,  James 0  50 

ilewton,  J.'imes 1  00 

.lohnston,  .lohn 0  50 

Johnston,  Mrs..) 0  50 

■lohiiston.  .Matthew 1  00 

Johnston,  .Mrs.  .M 0  25 

.MeConil).  Wm 0  50 

AlcConil),  Thomas ..  0  50 

M.'HIrea,  AVm.,  snr 0  50 

McElrea,  Mrs.  AVm.,  snr 0  50 


MeElrea,  Robert $  0  oO 

McEirea,  Mrs.  R 0  50 

.MeElrea,  "Wm.,  jnr 0  50 

ilcElrea,  Mrs.  "\Vm.,  jnr 0  50 

Mooney,  Henry,  snr 0  50 

.Mooney,  Henry,  jnr 0  50 

Mooney,  Mrs.  H.,  jnr. 0  50 

Mooney,  Thomas 1  00 

Morrow,  George 1  00 

Morrow,  Wm 0  50 

]\lorrow,  .^Irs.  Wm 0  50 

Morrow,  Wm.  J 1  00 

Morrow,  Mrs.  Wm.  J 0  50 

Morrow,  Wm.  A 0  50 

Nelson,   Wm 0  50 

Pyle,  Mrs.  A 0  50 

I'yle,  Henrv 1  00 

Pyle,  Mrs.  H 1  00 

Proctor,  Jolm 0  50 

Sissons,  George 5  00 

yissons,  Robert 2  00 

.Sissons,  Thomas 5  OO 

Smith,   Daviil 0  75 

Smith,  :\lrs.  D 0  50 

Smith,  Miss  Jlary  J 0  25 

Smith,  Mrs.  Jaeol)  0  5(» 

Smith,  .Matthew  J 1  00 

Tomlinson,  JIatthew 0  25 

Tnrner,  Charles  0  50 

Total  S  00  (id 


1 

if! 

n  i 


m 


n 


Is"  1 


Portxeuf. — Rev.  C.  B.  Washer. 


AM,    CASH    I'AYMIIXTS. 

.\iileson.  Robert S  I   00 

Hall,  Mi.-;s 1   00 

liishop,  Geo... :'.  00 

Bishoj),  P 2  00 

Caddoo,  .Mrs 0  ;10 

Dodil,  (Mias 2  00 

Ford,  Ghas.  E 5  oO 

Ford,  Peter, 5  00 


Friend,  A S   I  00 

llieks,  Jas 0  50 

Jess,  TIios 2  00 

Meehan,  Jas.   H 1  OO 

Mondor,  F 0  oo 

Rupert,   Cluis 5  00 

Washer,  Rev.  C.  B ]0  00 

Total §14  80 


m 


W!-  ■  ■ 


:;.Hr 


i':■^^    t-' 


244 

Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued, 

Riviere  du  Loup.— Rev.  Edwin  Weary. 


NAMES. 


Hrock,  AV 

Crockett,  T 

Daw,  R.  A 

Forest,  G.  W  

Fcrj^usson,  J.  ?> 

Hill,  .1 

Jarvis,  J.  A  

Jones,  Stephen 

AVillianis,  Samuel. 
Walker,  lienjainin. 

Weary,  Rev.  E 

Veo,  .James 

Small  amounts 


Total. 


Conditions. 


.')  no  isn;i 

.0  til)  i^!t;'. 

.")  00  isit;? 

<)  (III  isiia 

■)  0(1  w-.v:, 

,".  00  hs'.i;! 

10  00  1  ^'.i;; 

.")  00  isii;; 

;;  00  iso:;  ami  jsot 

b  00  189;; 

15  00  ."!  annual  i)avnieiits. 

.")  00  IS!);;.., ■; 

?,  00  ISO;; 


Amount 
paid. 


S 


.■)  00 
,")  00 
1  00 
9  00 

,j  00 
10   00 


00 
00 


$  so  00 


Total %  l.j  00 


Inverness.— Rev.  P.  Roe. 


hi;-'' 


NAMES. 


Austin,  Mrs ■ 

Cannin<>\  Charle.^^  K. .. 

Cannin!,^,  James  E 

Dolierty.  William 

Henry,' Widow 

Henry.  Miss 

if'uias. 


Hall,  Widow  T 


Nine,  ('.  it  J 

Lcitli,  Hannah,.. 
Mc.Xey,  .Fosepli... 
Roe,  Rev.  Peter.. 

Sims,   Rohert 

Whit(>,  James 

Wilton,  Thomas. 


Total. 


Conditions. 


Amount 
jiaid. 


S    ;;  on  i8'j;5,  <)-i,  05. 

1   00 
1   00 

1  oo! 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

300  00  Cash 

1  00  Cash 

1  00  Cash 

10  DO 

1  1)0 

I  Oil 

1  no 
S:!-'l  00 


S;;oo  00 

1    00 

1  no 


S;;o2  00 


245 

BisKop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued. 

Frampton.— Rev.  F.  Boyle. 


AM-  CASH  PAYMENTS. 

Juts/.  Fnnii/i/oii. 

Hoylp,  Rev.  F.  ,T $25  ()() 

Dickson,  Wiiliain (>  50 

I)u!u>rtv.  James 1   00 

DoliLTt'v,  Alex I  00 

DolieitV,  William,  jiir I  00 

DoliertV,  Mr.s.  Will'iani 0  2.") 

Harper,  Alex 1  oo 

Harper,  Mrs.  A 1   00 

HeiKlovsoii,  Mr.^.  Gilbert 1    00 

Hi'iulersoii,  Edward .".  00 

Hca.-ert.  Andrew  0  25 

M(diaii<ildin,   ilieliard 1  oo 

Mcl.auclilin,  (Jeorjie 1    00 

Mehaiiijldin,  Mrri.  Wm 1   oo 

M(;Lan<:lilin,  Joiin 1  00 

,MeLan<,ddin,  William 1   00 

MeLau^lilin,  Gilbert 0  50 


McLan<,Wdin,  ]\Ir.s.  Gillespie .S  0  50 

Wooil,  .Miiis 0  50 

Wfgf  Fntmpton. 

I'artholomew,  .John 1  00 

Bartholomew,  William ,  0  50 

IIodg-3011,  Henry  Fi  1  00 

Sargcant.  Wm.  J 0  50 

White,  .^[rs.  Joseph  0   5(t 

Wilson,  Hugh ;{  00 

Crnnlioiirne. 

Kerr,  Jlis? 0  50 

Mollov,  Mrs.  Henrv 1  00 

O'liriun,  .Mrs  '. 0  25 

Wilson,  William 1  00 

Total $  50  75 


St.  Sylvester. — Rev.  G-.  J.  Sutherland. 


XAMKS. 


M.D. 


Goslin.  Airs 

(ioslin.  Mr.  J  .  ... 
Kiniv,  Wm.  M.  H 

Lefuhre,  A.  W  

Lcli'lire,  David 

Mniiklc.  Wm 

McKee,  Mrs.   J 

MaciudI,  J(din 

Neill,  Mrs.  J 

N(dll.  Saniucd 

Nntbrown,  William 

I'o/.er,  David  

I'o/.er,  Mrs.  Wm 

I'o/.er,  .Mrs.  John 

Sutlicrland,  llev.  (5.  J 

AVilson,  W.  H 

Wark,  .^amnel 

Vonnjr.  Mrs.  R 

A  friend 


Conditiong. 


Total. 


0  50  (Lash. 

1  OOiCash. 
25  OOJCa.sh. 

5   00 

2  00| 

0  2.-,iGash. 

1  OoiCasli. 
1   OOjCash 

0  50  (Jash. 

1  OOTash. 

0  50,Cas]i. 
25  OOjCash. 
H)  00 

10  00;Cash. 
10  OOlCash. 

1  OOJCash. 

2  OOJCash 
0  50^(:;ash. 
0  50  Cash. 


A  meant 
paid. 


0  50 

1  00 
25  00 


0  25 

1  00 
1  00 

0  50 

1  00 

0  r)0 

25  00 

10  00 
10  00 

1  00 

2  00 
0  50 
0  50 


Total. 


$  79  75 
0  25 

$  80  00 


■  .M 


Iff-  'i 


'i'.t 


If  k 


•(l--' 


Bishop  AA'illiams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued. 
St.  Cutiibeut's  Church,  DixviiiLE  — Kev.  CI.   II.   A. 

MUERAY,  M.A. 


11: 

ffi:C'>!?' 

m 

h  ; 


\AMKS. 


BiiUlwiii,  UriK'c S 

Maldwin,  l{.  C   , 

Druzii'i',  llLMiiy ,.  .| 

iJiyiiii,  Kdw.'iid I 

I'rv.-ui.  Frcdciick I 

rowlianl,   11.  M ' 

Cowluml,  W.  II I 

EglL'StOll.  iS'clsoii , j 

(Jill,  George I 

(ji'iidy,  Tlios I 

•Joliiison,  .Josliiia ' 

Joluisoii,  AViliiam  '• 

Maylu'W.  Allison  A 

Maylicw,  Horace '. 

Murray,  Hev.  (J.  II.  A ' 

Norrirf,    Ilolliri | 

Siiiidi,  K.  (i  j 

Swailcs,  Samuel < 


Cuiulitious. 


Amount 
pa  ill. 


•'{  iiiuiual  paynicntri..   S     1   00 


C'lisli 

(^asli 

2  annual  flayuicntw. 


(1 


It 

11 


Total $  G8  (111 


Total 


Churcii  of  the  Advent,  Peuryboro. 


Belts,  Robert 

JJirch,  Charles 

Birch.  Edward 

Birchi  Mis.  K 

liircli,  William 

Brvan,   Abraliam.  jr 

Bryan,  Ivlitii  K.....' 

Cromwell,  Alex 

("romwell.  Robert 

Huntley,  Frederick 

MeClary,  Clias.  and  Joiiu 

.N'ish,  James 

Nisli,  Janus  V 

Nish,  Jeaiiie 

Perry,  H.  W 

Robertson.  John 

"Walker,  Ilenrv  F t. 

Walker,  Mrs.  H.  F 

Walker,  Lucv 

Walker,'  Robert 

Walker,  William , 

Willie 


Vouug, 


.'!  (II) .'!  annual  pavments 

2  Oti  2 

:i  0(t ;'. 

2  till  2 

;!  ()();{ 

;;  (K)  ;^ 

2  u(i  2 
;!  uo  3 
::  01) :) 
;<  00  ;j 

10   00  2 

:;  00  :i 
;{  00 ;{ 
:;  00 :; 

5  00  3 

:j  00 :;< 

4  ools 

1  no 

1  00 

:!  00 

3  00 
I!  00 


(I 

(( 
(• 

a 
u 
(1 


i( 

u 
u 
u 
n 


Total §  00  00 


II 
(I 


1  00 

2  00 
2   00 


00 
00 

00 


1  00 

1  00 

I  00 

s 

12  00 

Total. 


s 

1 

00 

.0 

1 

1 

1 
1 

1 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 

] 

00 

i? 

12 

00 

247 

Bishop  'Williatns  Memorial  Mission  'Pmid.—Coiflinued. 

St.  Lawuence  Church,  Barford. 


NAMKS. 


(-iinninjiton,  Williiim. 

Moloiiy.'  F.  11 

Wanl,  Dr.  T.  W 


Total 


• 

5i 

o  i- 

r-   u 

3   wi 

*^^ 

t/j 

00 

•  > 

01) 

20 

00 

8  28 

00 

Conditions. 


Amount 
paid. 


^>  annual  pavnients.. 

casii : 

Cash  


?     2  00 

:!  00 

20  00 


Total i  S  25  00 


St.  Paul's  Church,  Stanhope. 


Haldwiu,  S.  A  

S  20 

() 

6 

1 

5 
•1 
.» 

2 

5 

3 

00 
00 

Cash  

S 

20  00 

Hi^^liop.  W.  11 

"^    niililinl    l\(itrf»iriii  f-tj 

Cari)L'nter,  li.  .1 

"     ■ "■    i-V'"^""" 

00  -i        "                 " 

Drew,  Edward  M  , 

00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 

Cash 

1   00 

lIu^iiL's,  J.  W 

Cash. 

'l   (III 

K('ni|),  Sanuu'l 

;5  annual  payments.. 
Cash 

McLean,  A 

2  00 
5  00 

Nelson,  W.  G 

(Jiish     

Young,  Mrs.  0.  L 

Cash  

;>  00 

Total  .. 
Mission 

Total  

."^  51 

00 

$ 

.'!G  00 

ofH 

arford 

Total 

:?216 

00 

s 

85  00 

Barnston.— Rev.  C.  H.  Brooks. 


P.rooks,  Rev.  C.  IT. 


S  10  00    1893-1894. 


m 


It ' 


I  ^1 


m 


m 


248 

Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Conlinned. 

Bishop's  CoLiiEGE,  Lennoxville. 


NAMES. 


5-^ 


(.'oiulitiorij!. 


Adams,  Ttov.  Dr 

Alliiiitt,  l{ev.  Dr 

Total 


$130  on 


Total, 


AllllMUl  t 

l)!ii(l. 


$;]no  ooi.s  aiumal  pnvineiits.. 

ao  0()|;{       <'  *  "       .,.!  $  10  00 


$   10  00 


Brompton. — Rev.  J.  Cox. 


\r.. »' 

w 


i 


%\    ■ 
lib 

m- 

it. 


NAMES. 


Addison,  .Joliii , 

Addison,  Mis.  H... 

Brooks,  Joscjili 

Kna])j).  A.  H 

Knapp,  Mrs.  A.  If. 

Knapp,  Arthur 

Knapp,  Fri  (1  

Knapp,  Ktliel 

Knapp,  Emma 

Knapp,  Cordon..., 

Knapp,  Fannie 

Monroe,  Minnie 

Riehes,  Mrs.  Wm.. 
Riches,  Lillie 


Titus,  R 

Varney,  Silas  

Varnev.  .Mrs.  Silas. 

Ward,'  Tho^.  I) 

Ward,  W.  II  

"Ward,  (leorge  

Wright,  \V 


Total. 


I 

(I 
Id 

s 
1(1 

3 


0(1 

11(1 

(Ml 
(III 
(III 
(HI 
0(1 

r)(i 
:)(i 
(III 
,')(i 
■)(i 
(Id 

M 

(Id 
(Id 
,')(i 
(Id 
(Id 
(Id 
(Id 


S  .ji)  00 


."!  annual  payments. 

Cash : 

Cash 

Cash 

;i  annual  jiavmcnts 

Cash ".. 

Cash 

Casli 

Cash 

('ash  

Cash 

(^ish  

.S  annual  pavment.s 

:;       '• 

•*  •« 

Cash 

Cash 

."i  annual  payments, 
.'!        "  '  " 

•>        a  II 

Cash ,'.' 

Total 


Od 

1  (Id 

1    (K) 

1  (Id 
I 


(Id 

I  (Id 

1  (10 

0  .fio 

d  /id 

1  0(1 
d  .")0 
d  50 
1  00 
0  ,'■,0 


1  (Id 

1  oil 
(I  ,",(1 
:i  (Id 

2  11(1 
2  d(' 

:t  Od 


§  2.i  00 


m 


Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund.  -Conliwted 
"Windsor  Mills.— Rrv.  J.  Cox. 


NAMKS. 


.4^ 

•a 

c 

£1 

0 

u 

S 

m 

•s" 

£1 

m 

Conditions. 


Amount 
puiil. 


Cox,  Rev.  .r.  C S 

.Jameson,  R.  S ' 

Kcniliill,  Juiiii  T 

Knapp,  \.  A 

I-l)clvSt()ll,    (y»'()l'i;(,' 

.M(i."iin,  llaiohi 

.McliCiiii,   A 

Mor"y.   WnMer 

Rose,  .Joseph..  

Stevens,  (Jardi  or , 


Total. 


2  00 

::  00 

'A  00 

,'!  00 

:;  00 

U  Oil 

4  00 


1)  00 
0  I'd 

!)   00 


$   OS   0(1 


:'>  annual  payments.. 


(< 
<( 

u 
.1 

u 
(I 
1; 


It 
(< 
(1 
(1 

l( 
II 
(1 
li 

;.' 


$    :;  00 


Hereford i|  6.00  paid. 


Mission  of  Kingsey.— Rev.  J.  t^.  Sykes. 


AM.    CA.SH    I'AVMKNTS. 

Andrews,  Geo.  W $     0  50 

Andrews,  \V.  G '      I   ill) 

Andrews,  E.  A 0  2.') 

Armstrong-  .James I   oil 

Brock,  Tlios 0  2.') 

Bradford,  \Vm 1  iiii 

Broek,  Herbert ii  fiO 

Carson,  .Jason 1   On 

Denison,  \V.  S |   iki 

Denison,  Mrs.  S.  \\ 0  m) 

Denison,  ,J.  R i  iiii 

Denison,  J.  R i  oo 

Driver,  Mrs.  C.  B ()  .^i) 

Evans,  J.  C |   2,"> 

Evans,  E.  W |   00 

Gale,  Geo 0  50 

Gray,  ^lary ()  50 

Gray,  Aniiie ii  25 

Gray,  Elizalietli 0  25 

(Jilehrist,  Mrs.  W I   Oil 

Hall,  George 1  00 

Hall,  Edith! 1  00 

Hall,  Miss 1  00 

Hall,  Wm 0  25 


00 


Hall,  Rachel $    o  25 

Hodge,  Thos 1  no 

Ijoekwood,  Mrivin 1  on 

liodge,  .Mrs.  Thos 1  00 

Lodge,  Emily |   iii) 

Lyster,  Mrs ]   oo 

Lyster,  F.  W i   oo 

Lyster,  .Julia 0  2.) 

Moore,  E.  .1 o  50 

Ramsov,  J.  ,1 i  oo 

Riet;  Mrs.   .J 0  25 

Searle,  E  0  50 

Sutherland,   Mrs.  W 0  50 

Sutherland,  ,].  C 0  25 

Svkes,  Rev.  J.  S 5  On 

T.  II.  N 0  25 

Taylor,  Geo  ]   00 

Taylor,  Mrs.  J 1  00 

Wadleigh,  .Mrs.  G 2  00 

Wadleigh,  John, 5  00 

Watson.  Mrs lo  00 

Wentworth,  Harmon 1   00 

Wentworth,  Mrs 0  25 

Young,  Geo 0  50 

Total «1  53  00 


1    I 


lit  t 


M 


I 


'^t 


I 


1^ 


i  I 

ll 


i 


It:!' 


■ft '"' 


fii'l  ' 


m  ■ 


l3ishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  luuid. — Continued. 
Newport. — Rev.  H.  A.  Dickson. 


XAMKS. 

11 

C   '/I 

Comlitioiis. 

Amnimt 
jiiiid. 

Rocclicr.  Mra 

S      0   :")(l  na.^li  

S     d  .'.d 

Dawson,  I'icliacd 

Dickson,  l{fv.  H.  A 

5   (Id 
;")    (Id 
1    (Id 

.',  ill  'dl  and  .1  in  'H.'. 
("iisll '. 

..  dd 

Hunt,  \\.  II 

Cash  

1   III) 

lldtd,  Miri.  A 

II   ,'(1 
1    (Id 
(1  3d 

;;  (Id 
1  (Id 
;;  (Id 

0  2,') 

1  (Id 
1  (Id 
1  lid 
1  dd 
1  (III 

Cash 

II  .'id 

Ilunl.  (J.  (1 

(';ish  

1   (Id 

Ifiiid.  Mis.  J 

Law,  ]l(i^li        

Cash 

In  l^d-l 

Cash 

d  :;ii 

liOvelaiid.  Mis.  A\'iii 

1  dd 

J'ai'ker.  lli'iirv 

,',  in  'd;;  ami  .1  'n  ''Ji 

("'ash : 

Cash ... 

In  I.s'j:i 

I'uiUcr,  Jojicpli 

d    L'.'> 

Parker,  iiichaid  

1  (Id 

IManclic,  Mrs.  ,).  \V 

Uolit'i'tsoti,  R 

StllDl.s,  11.  J 

Taylor.  11.  K  

Cash 

Cash 

Total 

1  dd 
I  (Id 

Total 

$  2.)  .-)."> 

$  12  :>:> 

NicoLET. — TvEV.  T.  L.  Ball. 


NAMES. 


Hall,  Rev.  T.  L 
Ball,  Mrs 


Total 


d  ''■ 


Coiniitions. 


$1(1(1  dd,:i  annual  paynicnts 


Anioiiiit 
paid. 


jd  dd 


Si:d  (Id 


Total. 


Id    CiCi 


S   .(U   dd 


4' 


\Mi' 


lilt 


bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Conliinied. 
St.  Anne's  Church,  IIiohmund.— Key.  J.  HEruuiiN. 


• 

.VAMKS. 

II 

Coiulitions. 

Amount 

|iaii!. 

Aviiiicr.  ("ol 

Cicvcliiii.l,  Dr.  1 

;"!.""'""  ""!1.V."!"!!^1"!!"! 

S  ;!(»  (Ml 
;i  (III 

1    (10 

1  (III 

:i  (III 

;;  (III 

:'.o  00 

:;(i  (10 

;',(»  oo 

l'>    00 

('>    Oil 

1.)    00 

Ci   00 

;>  on 

(J    00 

•  1  aiiiiiiiil  1  ii\in('iitH.. 
Ciisli    

S    Id    00 

::  00 

Uook,  .M:s 

Diivifi,  Win 

1    00 

Drc'SsiT.  (;.  K 

.'!  iiniiiiiil  |iiivments.. 
.!       ••           "  " 

;'.     "          "     !!! 

;!      '•■             <' 

;;         (1                     Ii 

(,"us!i ."." 

'■'<  amiual  payiiK'iits.. 

;!     "           " 

1    00 

Kviui."^,  fjt'oi'iio. 

1    00 

Iliirt,  'riiciH.,  siir 

llcpliiiiii,   Jki'v.  . 
Howe,  I)r 

r,is 

7    10 

Jfiiriiii-v.  F.  W 

(i   CO 
.■>    00 

iiV.-li'i',  I'liilip 

.Miiiiiiiii,  FiH'il .  , 

1*  nil 

Murks.  T '. 

.Miirkri.  J.  t; 

2   00 

I'iuks;  Mrs  

;;  00 
:;  00 

.-!  00 

1.')  on 

Ciish 

;>  00 

IVplcr,  Miss  S  .. 

IVpltT.  .Mrs 

I'ii'kcriii^'.  (/ 

;!  aiiiiiial  payments.. 

5  00 

iJiiy,  Mr 

'/ 

I!,iv,  Mrs 

Siiiitli.  \v.  i;   ... 

SiKlicrhuid.  J.  ( 
Swiuiborou" ii,  ( 

1 

.■(   00 

Wliitf.  V...:.. ... 

1  oo 

Total 

Total 

,-;l'ii)  00 

S  .^2   10 

Melbourne. — Rea\  T.  Rudd. 


^S7.  J>i/iii.i  ('<ii>i/rrr/afnm. 


nuricll,  A 

liiirt,  (» 

Klciniiiijf.  M 

Fra/.iT,  Mrs 

Gallup,  K.  it  F... 

(lallup,  Miss 

.loluistou,  J.  L... 
.M  illiias.  >[ajor... 

May,  Mrs 

McKee.  John 

Xflsoii,  W.  J 

N(!\v('ll,  Thomas. 

Newell,  Mrs 

IJiidd.  Rev.  T 

Woodburn,  R 


Total...,. S  80  50, 


.''i  00,'iauiiual  payiiicnts. 
(')  00  ;;      '• 

;i  00  Cash 

()  00  .'i  aiiiiual  payments. 
10  00  Gash 

0  .00, Cash 

2  00  Cash 

1  00, Cash 

:!  00  ;>  annual  payments. 

;!  00  Cash .'. 

1   0O;Cash 

5  00  Cash 


1  00,  Cash. 
30  00  ;;  annual  payments. 
0  00  •'.      "  " 


S    1 

00 

2 

00 

3 

00 

10 

00 

0 

.')(» 

2 

00 

1 

00 

J 

00 

O 

00 

1 

00 

5 

00 

I 

00 

10 

00 

§  40 

50 

Mill 


('  V  P 

ii 


'Ml  ,'J 


Ti 


.!l' 

■ 


B'  If 


f;?!. 


I.''4,'> 


i; 


m 


^' 


M.^i 


.^i :  ^\ 


m 


252 

liishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued. 


NAMKS. 


X'li'  Rdck/iiihl. 


r.iimtii,  CO S  10  (111 

t;  (Ml 

■  (i  (Id 

:!  (Id 


fliilliili,  Iliif^li 

|{ol)frt.s  (J  .  

Sti'llllt'llS,  J.  (t 

Williams,  Cnptaiii.  2;'j  (Ki 

Williiiiiis.  Mis.  iv  (1 

W'illiiiiiis.  .Miirv  M 

Wiiiiaiii.-^.  (,,».  I! 

S  mill  I  sums 


Coiulitions. 


:i  iiiiinial  paynu'iits. 


;! 


1(1  (Ml  .". 

:s  (Ml :; 

(>  (Id  ,", 

1(1  ,"»;■( 


(I 
li 


II 

II 


Total. 


S  f<;") 


Total. 


Kiihinliuvji. 

Crombio,  Mi3s  S     ■'»  0(1 

Fi^Iicr,  Thomas !•'>  dC  ;'.  nniiunl  pavnu'iits. 

Mitchell,  Joliii Id  Ud  3       "            "  " 

Total S  .•Id  dO 


Mr/liiiiini''  Rihfi:. 

BntlfTPr.  A !?     I  mi 

liaki-r,  Mrs.  C d  2.5  Cash. 

Fleck.  M I   (Id! 

Frieml,  A '  1   dd  Cash. 

C.reenwood,  Terry 1   (in  Cash. 

Lallav.  Joseiih...! h  (KI 

IHiillips,  II I   (Ml  Cash. 

Howe,  Mrs (i  ;id  Cash 

Simpson,  Miss  M 1   (id  Cash. 

VVritrht,  Gideon  :\  dd  Cash. 

Wright,,  James ;!  Od  Cash. 


Total. 


Total  Richmoinl  and  Melbourne. 


S  17 


Total. 


'I, 'ill  (ill 


.A  mount 
paid. 


1   dO 


1 

110 

•> 

(Ml 

2 

.') .'» 

Il    .M 


0  25 


(Jrand  total 


1 

no 

1 

00 

1 

no 

(1 

.",0 

1 

00 

on 

a 

on 

s 

Id 

."i  .') 

Slid 

on 

'm! 


w 

ii 

258 

Bishop  Williams  Memorial  ^lission  Fund. — Continucil, 
SiiERimooKE. — Rev.  Canon  Thorneloe. 


NA.Mi:s. 


lii'diik.-j,  lldiioriihlc  .liisllce. 

KIkiiis.  II.  A  

ll.'ink.T,   K.  W 

Ill'WtOII,  II.  J 

rmui'll.  Win , 

I'otlicrjiiil,  Kev.  U.  J 

iMillor,    .Mi.-s 

l!.M,|,    MlH 

Kcid.  Miss 

Slioit,  .Mi.-is  (Icoryiiia 

Tlitiiiii'loi'.  Ikfv.  Canon 

WitcliiT,  Mi.ss  S.  F 

\Vliite,  Wm 

Total... 


Condition.s. 


Amduiit 

)iiiiil. 


$100 

20 

.'^lOO 

;;o 

100 

;fo 

10 
200 
2110 

10 

100 

•) 

]00 


till  (' 
III)  c 

00 

00 :', 
00  2 

00 ;', 

00  (" 
00  V, 

oil  t; 
00  (; 


•SI  102  00 


ash  ,.,....,. 

'  '!)  I    00 

iisli 

20  (JO 

iinnuiil  pa, 

(1 
ash 

n 

ti 

(.lis.. 

10  no 
10  no 

iisii , 

'.'11(1   00 

iisli    

20(1   00 

ash 

10   00 

asli 

1(1(1   00 

il.sll  

2  00 

Total :i>t>.")2  00 


Cape  Cove,  Gaspk.— Rev.  W.  G-.  Lysteti. 


NAMKS. 


Auliin,  F 

IJaker,  •Ta.'?.  ami  Win 

JiaUcr,  .Icilni  

IJi'llcnio,  .Mr 

licok,  Jolin  

Hi'ck,  .Iiisi'pli 

liockr  .lames 

Heck,  Charles 

Heck,  Fivnian 

Heck,  Isaac 

Heck,  .loiin 

Keck,  Dan 

Beck,  V 

Heck,  Wni.  A 

Cass  Hros 

Cass,  Jolin 

(^ass,  AHred 

Dninaresii,  .Mr 

Diiniai'csii,  Clem 

l'\'ri;iison,  Chas 

(.Sale,  ./as 

(iale,  William  

(!alc,  Mrii.  Wm 

Uali;,  liobt 


Coiiilitions, 


S     2  00  (.^iisli 

100  0(1  SiiO  within  2  years 

2h  00  Cash 

2  GOiCash 

I  OOlCasli.. 

4  OOiCash 

1    0(l|(j!isll 

1  00  Cash 

1  00  Cash 

;^  on  1^2.50  in  18i)4 

I   oo.t'ash 

;')  00  St. 00  in  1S<)I 

0  .'^o  Cash.. 

1  00  (Jash 

a  50  (J ash 

0  50  Cash 

1  00  Cash 

2  00  Cash 

I   00  Cash 

1   Oo'Cash 

1  00|(;ash 

I  00  (hish 

0  oO  Cash 

1  50)1151.00  ill  1894 


Ainouint 
paid. 


,S  2  00 
;!4  00 
2.)  00 
2  00 
1  00 
4  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
0  50 


00 
00 


0  60 


00 
JO 
,■^0 
0(1 

(III 

00 
00 
00 
00 


0  :a) 
0  aO 


1 

ii 

;< 
'i 

■ 
1 

i 

i 

m 


i 


KM 


v.  I 

m 


254 


Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Faud. — Continued. 


A'   -j 


;vr 

i>.>! 


i'*Sf.' 


ll,  ■, 

J  ir,"-  I.  ■ 

■  ■■■■T!. 


M: 


Pi" 


NAMES. 


5  F 


Gaiiflin.  ]\Irs 

Hacqiioiil,  l\Fis  

Leiitl'Stcy,  Elias 

Lciit'estey,  Hobt  

Lanf'estey,  Tlios 

Laiifestey,   Jas 

i.^Ciiaiid.  A 

Lucas,    Mr 

Le.Maniuaiid,  J 

Lyster,  Rev.   W.  (1. 

Mahan,  .las 

Maliaii,  Thus 

JIahan,  llug-h 

Querrie.  C , 

Kol)iii,  Mr.  C 

Kavage,   T.  C 

Savage,   F 

Savage,  ('lias 

Scott,  J.  \V  ... 

Vibert,  Peter 

A'ibert,   Louisa 

A'ibert,  P.,  jr 


JS     2 


'A 

2fl 

1 

I 


II  2 


Couditions. 


asli. 
asli. 
ish. 


isli. 
iisli. 
asli. 


ish... 
Ill  ill 
ish... 
isli... 


S!l| 


iisli. 
asli. 


isli. 

ish 

isl'. 

is'.. 

ish. 

ish. 


ish. 
ish. 


Perce. — Rev.  W.  CI.  Lysteu. 


Aury.  .Mr.  and  Mr; 

Heard,  (' 

Bowers,  John 

Bunton.  J 

Cabot.  Mrs 

Chedo-.v.    M 

Duniaresij,  J) 

Dninaresq.  J 

LeBretoii.  1* . 

LeBruii,   F 

Lenteste_\ ,  A 

Lenfestey,  Mrs.  T  . 

Lcnfestey,  P 

LeMaisti'c 

Lvster,  C  

Nicolle,  lA 

Nicolle.  F 

Xuel.  J.  B  

Remon.  Jas 

Sullivan,   Sarah.... 

Tii/o,  .Mrs 

Tu/,0.   .Miss  .1 

Tiizo,  Sh.'ritr 

Tii/.o,  Elias 

Valpv,   .Mrs 

Valpy  &  LeBas 

Vibert,  Henry 


Total  from  Cape  Cove  and  I'erce. 


Amount 
paid. 


S     2 


00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
llO 
(10 
■)0 
00 
25 
llO 
(lO 
00 

,'>o 
(III 

00 
.■|0 
00 


$  1.-- 

4 

no  Cash 

(Ml  Cash 

S    1.')    OO 
l   00 

] 

Cd  ("ash 

1    (HI 

1 

0 
II 

ililCash 

M  ('ash 

,"iO  ("ash 

I    00 

(1  no 

0   ."id 

1 
1 

00  ("ash 

00  Cash 

(HI  Ca-h  

1  on 
1   00 
5  00 

1 

(10  Cash  

1    (HI 

0 

0 
0 

(10  Cash 

r.oCash 

.",(1  Cash 

2  00 

0   ,")0 

(I  no 

1 

00  Ca-ili 

1  (Id 

1 

00  Ca<h 

1    (HI 

1 

00  ("Jasli 

(HI  Cash 

(HI  Cash 

.'i   00 

1  00 

2  00 

10 

00  so. 00  ill  ls',1 1   

4  00 

0 

6(1  Cash 

0  no 

1 

00  Cash 

1    (HI 

1 

00  Cash 

1  (Id 

jj 

00  Cash 

n  (HI 

s 

00  $7.00  in  isill 

1    00 

10 
'Ml 

(HI  Cash k 

(HI  Cash 

10   00 
20   00 

J 

(HI  Cash 

1    00 

.saiis 

2,'i                Tolal 

$211  75 

255 


Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mis.sion  Fund.—  Conliaued. 
Malbaie.— Eey.  Geo.  K.  Walters. 


ALL    CASH    TAV-MK-NTS. 

Aloxiiiuler  it  Co 8  !.'>  on 

Collas,  Artliiir h  00 

Diiiioau,  Mid 0  oO 

Faiivi'l,  (Ico.  P 7  50 

Faiivol,  Mrs.  G.  I' 7  50 

Faiivol,  .John  H a  00 

Ciiard,  I'liilip 0  50 

(;ii  iril,  AVilliain 0  50 

llottoii,   ('ourad 0  25 

lldltoiL  Mi'.-J.   Conrad 0  25 

llottoii,  Mrs.  Chas 0  25 

.lolni.suii,  Mrs 0  25 

LiK-as,  .Joliii 0  25 

Luce,  Edward 0  25 


Mabe,  Edward §    1  00 

Mabe.  Daniel 1  (i(» 

Mahe',  Henry I  00 

Mabe,  Mrs.'ll 1  00 

Mabe.  (Jliristopber 1  00 

I^aekwood,  Mis.  G 0  25 

\'ardoii,  Mrs.  Thos 0  25 

Vibert.  Geo 1  00 

Viltert',  Mrs.  Geo 1  00 

Vibert,  Philii) ]  00 

Vibert,  Mrs.  Philip 1  00 

Vibert,  .James 1  00 

Vibert,  Mrs.  James 1  00 

Waiters,  Rov.  Geo.  R 20  00 

— —■ f 

Total §  74  50 


Sandy  Beach.— Rev.  G-.  T.  Harding, 


NAMEf^. 


Altwander,  Tf 

Alexander,  V 

Alexander,  Wm    -  

Alexander,  Mrs.  AV 

Ab'xand<'r,  .Miss  M 

Alexandi'r,  Miss  E  

Alexandei',  Tlios 

Alexander,  Philip 

Aseah,  Felix    

Ascali,  George 

Kaker,  >Iohn 

I>al<er,  William 

Garler.  Mrs 

('nmniinji',  Mrs.  ,) 

Gumminu-.  Alexander. 

Gumming',  George 

Gumming.  Danud 

Donovan,  Edward 

Gallichan,  John 

(lallielian,  Janu^s 

Gallichan,  Matthew..., 

Gait,  .lames 

Gall.  Wni  

(iairett,  \Vni 

liackett,  Guorge 

Harbour,  Felix 

Harbour,  AUred 


r  r£ 

Amount 

s  i 

Conditions. 

paid. 

<'2 

M 

$     1   50 

.3  annual  payments.. 

0   75 

8       '•           "  "       ... 

S     0  25 

1  50 

;j       '•              ••       ... 

1    50 

;j            a                          11 

0   75;!        "                " 

0  75:a      •'           "      ... 

0  75^3       "               '•        ... 

;;  on  3      "            " 

1    50  3       "                "        ... 

0  50 

1  50  ;^      •'            " 

0  25  Gash 

0  25 

0  75 

3  annual  payments.. 

0  25 

I  50 

3       -           ."        ... 

0  50 

0  75 

3       "               '•       ... 

0  75 

'!             1 1                          1  > 

0  25 

0  75 

'{         u                  a 

0  25 

0  75 

■{        "                  '" 

0  25 

0  75 

.')         "                  ■' 

0  75 

o            ( f                        .  < 

(>  25 

1   50 

'1        ( (                 a 

0  2a 

]    511 

'>            u                        >( 

0   75 

"                 '* 

0   75 

•)        ii                a 

0  25 

]    60 

3        "                 " 

0  75 

•  t        a                 a 

0  25 

0  75 

■J        a                 a 

I 


r 

i'  • 

|)^' 

■  • 

^Hlri. 

Iv 

256 
Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund. — Continued 


fir. 

■  ft 

'I  '} 


'■f;- 


■h- 


Ml- 


m'J. 


If-' 


Hi'       ■>  ■ 


NAMES. 


Ilaibour,  AVilliani..., 

Flarboiir,  Mrs.  A 

Hiuhour,  Frederick. 
Iliu-diiig,  Rev.  (1.  T 

Hfirdiiig,  Mrs 

McRiie,  John 

Mcliae,  Alexiiiider.. 
Miller,  Ciiptaiu  K... 

Miller,  Thus 

Miller,  Peter 

.Miller,  Clement 

Mullin,  Albert 

Patterson,  J.  I! 

Patterson,  Peter 

Pve.  Capt.  R 

Pye,  Thos 

Robin,  Henry 

Siiddard,  Tiieoiloro., 

Suddard,  Mrs.  T 

Huddard,  Mrs.  11 


Suddard,  Mrs.  Win.... 

Suddard,  Wilfred 

Suddard,  .lames 

Suddai'd,  Thos. 

Suddard,  Kdward 

Thompson,  Abraham 

Williamson,  Jas 

AVilliamson,  Aloah.... 


Total. 


—    0) 

5-^ 
o  "n 

Amount 

( 

Joiiditions. 

paid. 

8      1    TjO 

;!  am 

iial  i)avinents.. 

S    0  25 

1    5(t 

;!       ' 

(                  u 

•  • 

<»  r.o 

'           " 

15  (in 

•  > 

i                       it 

15  (Id 

;j     ' 

(                  <1 

I  .-.() 

3       ' 

1                        IC 

0  5(t 

1  5(1 

•  > 

(                   u 

;>  (Id 

i( 

1  (10 

1  .-.d 

•>          i 

1                     u 

0  50 

1    .5(1 

i 

'           " 

0  50 

0  V5 

,t 

'             " 

0  25 

0  75 

.•{     ' 

<                  It 

d  75 

3       ' 

(                  11 

0  25 

d  75 

:{      ' 

1                  11 

(1  25 

:i  (10 

•  > 

1                   11 

1    (Id 

:;  (Id 

.» 

1                   It 

1   (1(1 

0  7.5 

It 

1                   11 

0  25 

d  75 

:i      ' 

1                  1 1 

0  25 

0  75 

:•,      ' 

1                  11 

0  25 

0  75 

•  > 

1                11 

0  25 

0  75 

' 

(                   11 

d  25 

1   (Id 

1   5(1 

•  > 

1                1( 

0   5(1 

i   ,")d 

H       ' 

1                     1 1 

d  5(1 

1    5d 

.'i       ' 

I                  11 

0  75 

t  t 

(                   11 

d  75 ;;     ' 

1                  .1 

0  25 

1  5d 

:>,     ' 

1                  11 

Total 

S  92  5(1 

<?   11   (10 

jf' 


257 
SUMMARY. 
Bishop  Williams  Memorial  Mission  Fund 


— CunlinueU, 


SOUCUKS. 


Tilt'  r.oril  IJisliop  of  QiK'hcc. 

The  \'eii  A  iclitli  aeon  Roe,  D.I)."!..'.. 

The  Fffv.  Dr.  Mouulaiu  


QiE  i;i:  City  :-- 

Till'  Ciiihe  Iral 

St.  M.uthcw's 

St..  J[  c'liail.s  "" 

St.  Pauls 

St.  H.tL'l',S V. 

St.  .Miiiy's,  .Moiiiiiioix'iicv  

Clnucli  lIelpL'i>,  Aiaociatioti. 


QlKIiKC   DlSTUICt  ;- 

L(vi; 

Ni' vv  Livci ]Hjol  .. 

Mourn-  L(juid  

Po.tui'uT 

Kivica'  (Ju  Luup 


Mkra.ntic  :— 
luvo.  Ul.'.;.S  .... 
Fraiii|)tuii  .... 

St.  S}  IWdHT. 


Eastkus-  Tow.v.'-.iiU's  : — 

BllltoiNJ    

13arii.st.)u .....'.,... 

Bi::|l(l|)'s  ('(jjlcu," '."_', 

Hr()iii|.i()n  aihl    Wiiidsor " " 

lIt'if(o;il  ■ 

Kiujj;scy  

Xcwpiii'l 

Xii.'olct   [  [[ 

Hicliiiiouii  ami  .Mrlboniiiu  

Sla-iln(juke 


(j  Asi'i';  :  — 
C'lfi;.'  ("(;<,-(;  and  IV'rci^ 

.Mall.aic  

Sandy  UlwicIi 


Actuinuluiuil  inteiv.st 

Tulal  


Anion  lit 
■snbscnbud. 


Amount     j 
Iiaid.        i 


Totals 


.5       .)()0   00 

■  S 

IGG  67 

llil)  (10 

200  00 

200  00 

."i.^.S.S  00 

s 

1,01.^)  00 

7,7-.'0   'Hi 

4,2(;i   25 

0,114  f<{) 

G,2(;-l  80 

378  '.'.'j 

102  2.0 

2:>i>  DO 

]2,i  00 

100  00 

02  no 

loO  00 

l.jtl  00 

28  50 

$ 

1 

28  50 

120  00 

120  no 

GO  Oil 

GO  GO 

•14  80 

44  80 

80  00 

45  00 

.'{21   00 

s 

302  no 

.^0  75 

.-0  75 

yi5  75 

80  00  j 

1 

1 

\  3      300  07 


12,040  30 


21G  00 

lit  00 

130  00 

117  0  0 

0  on 

5;;  00 

25  55 

150  00 

4a9  GD 

1,102   UO 


308  25 
7 1  '50 
92  50 


298  90 


482  75 


85  00 

10  00 

28  00 

0  00 

b.',  on 

12  55 

50  on 

1 i  0  UO  ! 

Go2  ni.i  ! 


.S       211   75 

7  4  50   ! 
11   Oil   ! 

S       118  CO   i 


1,00G  5« 


297  2t, 
lis  GO 


.~^ 


2-^l31    10   ; ;   3!5,10l     02 


17 


A.  J.  Balfour, 

Secretary, 


i 


m 


u 


'I 


' !  !« 


i^  -'l 


258 


»i<  ■! 


ft>it' 


'*hU7 


11-  :!.^ 


Collections  made  in  the  Diocese  ol"  Quebec  for  the  Bishop 
of  Newlbundland's  Fund,  to  aid  in  restoring-  the  Church 
Buildings  destroyed  in  St.  John's,  Newioundland,  in 
the  lire  ol"  ^th  July,  1802. 


Sliipawako, 
Port  Ddiiifl, 
Anse  aiix  Gascons, 


Iluv.  G.  G.  Nicolld. 
do 


do 


New  Ireland,  Rev.  W.  G.  Fanlconer 
Di.wille,  Rev.  G.  H.  A.  Munay. 

St.  Lawrence,  do 

Stanhope,  do 

Perryhoio,  d;j 

Hall's  Stream,  do 


Levis,  Rev.  L.  V.  Lanviorc ..  .. 

Quebec,  St.  .Mutliew's,   nev.  L.  W.  WiUinnis  .... 

St.  Pftcr'.s,         l^'v.  A.  J.  Biiir.m,' 

St.  Paul's,  Pa-v.  (^uioM  llicliardson. 

Trinity  Church.  Rfv.  W.  J.  Xdl.I.. 

St.  Mi'diaol's,    Rev.  Canon  Vonlllland  ., 

Grosse  Isle,  Dr.  Moitiz.unliert 

Ertst  Anaus,  Ri'V.  11.  Wriijlit  

Threo  Rivers.  Rev.  H.  C    Smart  

Cacouiia,  Ru\'.  Canon  Tliorneloe 

l.aiie  .Mejraniic,   Tlie  Arclidcacou 

Durham,  Rev.    D.  Horner 

Kingsey,  Sydenham  I-'l.ico,  Rev.  J.  S.  Sylics  ... 
Deiiison's  MilLs,                  do 
SpuotK-r  Pond,  do  


Eaton,  Cookslure,  Rev.  A.  FT.   Robertson. 

Bourg  Li  nis,    l>('V.  J.  B.  Deljhage    

Coaticook,       Ri'V.  Canon  Fo,-;ler 

Hrompton.        Rev.  J.  C.  Cox 

Windsor  Mills,  do  


Richmond,  St.  Ann's 

St.  Joh.u's,  Melbourne.. 
Rockland,  do 

Portneuf,  Rev.  C.  B.  Washer. 

Halesboro,  do 


Hatley,  Rev.  A.  Stevens. 

Ayer's  Fiat,  do 

Mussawippi,  do 


Barn^icn  Corner?,  The  Arclideacon 
VVii-y'3  Mills,  do 


Inverness  St.  Ste()hen'3,  Rev.  P.  Roe. 
Campbell's,  do 

.Johnston's,  do 

Palmers'  do 


New  Carli-le,  Rev.  E.  Husband 
Paipetjiac,  do 


I)  S7 
,')  81 
1   88 


2  !ij 

2  27 

1  00 

2  4;) 
0  00 


:{  jO 
(i  1() 
.')   Oil 


•J  8.^ 

;>  S2 


2J  20 
I    f'>l 

I  oi; 


7  4;! 

0  80 


8  Tj'J  I 

;5  o;; 

1  ;;8  1 


1  11:5 

1    (V.) 


2  42 
9  Jl 
•.i  (10 
8  00 

8  00 

0  1*0 


Carried  over. 


17  56 

a  00 


14  27 

11  42 
jO  00 
IG  8S 
10  25 
2:5  (10 

\■■v^  ;{2 

39  54 
I)  00 

12  52 
48;}  40 

0  20 
18  SO 


11  00 

10  00 

2  00 

10  00 


6  07 

27  9J 
8  23 

13  00 
2  12 

22  76 

14  00 


a  9'ji  oa 


I:  A: 


2b^ 


rt5 

00 
00 
00 


07 


9J 


2i 


2  12 

2  76 

I   00 
i  0^ 


Collections  for  Bishcp  of  Newfoundland's  Fund — Continued. 


Brought  *"(  i-wiu'd !  I    §  'jyl  05 


8ai)dy  Hen    i,   Rev.  G.  T.  Ilivrding. 
Peiiiusu  a,  ilo 

Leeds,  St.  Jaiiu'3,  Rev.  J.  Rotlicra., 
Kiiiiieiu':?,  do 

BeiiUie'.s,  do 


Capo  Covo,  Rev.  W.  G.  r.ysler,  R.D. 
Perco,  do 


Coinptoa,  St.  Jfimp.s',        Rev.  G.  II.  Parker. 
Ililllimst,  do 

Suiiday  rfthool,  do 


Gaspo  Caoiu,  St   .lame?!',  Rev.  J.  P.  Rielmioad. 


at.  Paul's, 


do 


Ma>2:daler.  Islands,   Rev.  J.  Ball 

Valeurlicr,    Rev.  S.  Riopel 

Franiptou,  H  iiiiscii,  Rev.  F.  Boyle. 

Fmmptou  West,  do 


Newport,    Ri'v.  II.   ;« .  D'eksnii 

Riviere  du  Luup,  R  T.  I'i    Woarv   

Filuh  Bay,  Rev.  \V.  A.  Adcock. 

GeoiyeviUe,  do 


Travclliti!.  Mis.sioii,  Rev.  J.  L.  Ball  :— 

-N'icolet 

Loui^eville 

Bulstrode. 

River  David 

Staiilold  

iMadiiin'tori  i'"ails 

Abi-naUi  S|)riiigs 

St.  Leou  Springs  t 


Leniic.wille,  Rev.  ;\.  0.  Scarth , 

Wutervillc,     Rev.  I.  .M.  Thompson 
North  Ilatlev;  do 

Eustis,  do 


St.  Giles.  R:;v.  G.  J.  Sutherland 

St.  Sylvester,  do 


Malbaie,        Rev.  G.  R.  Walters 

Scotst  iwu.    The  Arclide.'ieoa 

Staustead,     liev.  W.  T.  Forsythe  .... 

Sh(;rbro(jke,  Rev.  Canon  Tlioiiitdoc  ... 

Bury.  St.  I'.iuls,     Re\.  U  S.  Fuller. 
St.  Joliii's,  do 

Lingwii'k,  do 

Canterbury,  do 


Actonvale,   Rev.  \j.  C.  Wurtele 

Quebec  Cathedral,  Verv  Rev.  Dean  Xorniau. 
DauvlUe,  Rev.  T.  Blaylock 


Total 


3  25 
6  tU 


2 

50 

30 

0 

SO 

2t 

(10 

7 

40 

20  i)[) 

5  2J 

6  40 

(•)    16 
G  00 


4  00 
4  4S 


1   44 
0  GO 


6  00 

10  00 

2  00 

2  CO 

H  00 

2  00 

15  00 

20  00 


5  32 

24  2y 

;5  4.S 


;}  08 
1  (0 


l.'i  JO 

4  CO 

1  50 

1  1!J 


I 


9  89 

6  GO 

31  40 

32  24 


12  46 

8  00 
3  50 


8  48 

1  40 

50  UU 


6  Oi 


65  00 
17  40 


33  00 


4  08 

5  00 
2  65 
.•?  43 

9J  50 


20   19 

2  00 

91  21 

28  82 


Sl,5-J8  84 


He.nmv  Rue,  DO., 

ArclideacoB. 


i 

iih 

|U:i 


i" 


:4 


1. 1 


pi 


■  .1 


Dr. 


260 

DI0CE31!: 

Domestic  tini\   Foreign  Missionary  Committee  in  account  with 


isao. 


Kx  pen  303 


1891. 


ForwarJi-d  to  General  Treasurer: — 

Nov.     '1.— Loniioxvilie,  \V  s  An.x:.   for  giil    at   Wawanosh 
Home,  Alijoma 


Feb.     3. — Sherbrookc,    W's   Aux.    for  SUingwauk    Home, 

Ali,n)iiia .. 

'Feb.     3.— Sbeihiooke,  W's  Aux.    for  R>'\-.    R.   H.  Hilton's 

Mission,  .McLcod,  Saslsivtclii'wan 

Feb.  27.— Diocesan,  W's  An.v  ,  liy  vouiiier,   for   Rev.  A.  J 

Younjr.  MagMiMta^vati,    Alfjonia  

April  S.— Queliec,  Calliedrul  S.  Scliool,   Wawanosli    Home 

Aljijoma  . 

Sept.  I . — Witli  yearly  statement  

Balance  on  band, — including  SlO.yO  interest  in  S.  Bank  till  Isl 
August,  Ibyi 


-i        e.    $        e. 


25  00 

25  00 

25  DC 

25  Oi 

40  00 

;]i8()  ;i;; 


3326  33 
122  41 


3458  S4 


Examined  and  found  corn'ct, 
5th  September  I8t<l.  W-  H.  Cartkr. 

NoTB.  Tbe  above  account  was  accidentally  omitted  in  printing  lastyear'si  Report. 


m.  ■' 


34 


rt. 


261 

OF  QrEBEC.  * 

Actinjr  Secrotary-T/ca?iircr,  for  year  ending  31st  July,  1901. 


Cr. 


FoREiCix  Missions. 
S  P.  O. 

(icncral  piirposp.^  

Miss  SinTlock,  .Mis.s.  to  Jaimii  Di  )c.  Ws  Aux 

Corcan  Mission,  do         do       

do  Levi?,     do        

do  B's.  Col.,  Lennoxvilio..., 


Madacra^rar,  do 

Univi'i'sitics  to  East  Afiica.  do 

Canadian  .^Ii^s.  iindorSDciety,     do 

R.  V.Vj.  K.  (Jciicral  purpose.*,  do 

Chmcli  Missionary  Society,  Trinity,  Quebec 


Jews'  Pnrncliial  Society, 
do    London         do 


S 


1M5G  32 
5  tJO 


;i.i  (10 
12  2:. 

\    SI 


$       c'  $       0. 


DoMicsTic  Missions. 

General  pnrpnse?  

Alffuina  (IciH'ial  Fund. 

Al^oi'iii  (Ii'iioral  Fund  Iiut  apiu'opriatcd  : — 

ULsliop's  Stii)i'iid  ^^250  Od 

do  from  1).  Ws  Au.\iliarv..     oO  00 


Shinpwauk  Home 

WawatiosM     do     $  4.'{  0 

do  do    for  fxiii  at.froni  Lenno.x- 

ville  Woman's  Auxiliarv fjO  00 


Rev.  A.  J.  Yonnor,  Majrncttawnn,  from  Diocesan 
Woman's  Au.xilary 


Alcroma  W.  k  O.  Fund 

Hupert's  Land  : — 

St.  .Maithi'w  s  Quebec.  forSious  Indians 

Dioei'san  W?  Au.xiliary  

do        for  Lady  Teacher.St.  Paul's  School 


Saskntehewan,  Risbop's  Col.,  Lennoxville 

do        Qucbro  Cathedral  Youn,!x  Men's  B.ble 

Class  for  Indian  Ilo'ne,  Pieman 

do     Quebrc  Catb.  Youns,'  M  mi  and  Boys'  I3iblc 
(^las^f'or  lioy  at)  Indian  Ilome.Piegan 

do      Quebec  Cathedral,  do  

do      1>.  \V  s  Aux,  Jnd.  llome,Rev.  J.  Hourne  s 
do      Sherbrookc         do  do 


34  87 


300  00 
88  50 


93  00 

25  00 


62  or. 

311  S2l 

8  -ii; 

13  57 1 
13  8C: 
35  col 
1514 

ir.o  77; 

22  CG; 
i  101 


648 


6J1  37 
71  37; 


I  OS  If. 
31  21 


74  36 


612  74 


13!)  37: 
1  213 


73 


OuAppelle  Diocesan  Ws  Auxiliary, 
^loosoui'c  do  do 

Athabasca.  Inverness        do 


Actual  contributions  durinp;  year 

Hal.  from  lastyiar  (includinyr  int.  till  1st  March, 

ISDUS'Lll     I  iteiest  from  1st  March  till  Aug.. 

18(1,  810.1(0 


Total . 


8  35! 

25  00 

25  00 

5  00 

20  00 

25  00 


1703  37 


108 

16 

5 

16 


1619  96 
3326  33 

132  01 

;S3458  34 


Gkorge  LAMI'SON, 

Acting  Sec'v  Treasurer. 


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262 

DIOCESE 

D,)mo.Ht.ic  an  I  F.troi^n  Mi^i^ionary  Cimnnittoa  in"  aoounh  with 


Expcnsoa ,, 

Fo-warlcd  to  Gcnernl  TrcasunT 


$    7  04 


1S9T. 


-'d  Sept.,  from  Qiichi-c,  Cai  'Oflrnl  for  Tinnovclly,  Mndras...'  $  2h  00 
o  Uct.,  (Voiii  Slii'iliiooke,   V.'k  Aiix.  for  Rl-v.  J.  SiuiiMlcrs,! 

Aiattawakiuiiuu i      :w  CO 


1892. 

Jr.ly.     Hv  Vouchors  from  Diocesan  W's  Anx S  772  Hi 

A'.i^.     \\  itl)  ,ye;irly  sta lenient i  .'Jl.'il  0'.»: 

Bala';c?  on  hanrl,  inclsfliiiK  Sl0.:?5  int.  in  S  Bank  till  1st  Angr-J 
IfiJU 


66  00 

nn,j8  75 

17i  22 


S4140  00 


9th  September,  1S92. 


Examined  and  found  correct, 

W.  A.  Carter. 


00 


263 
OF  QT'ETJEr. 

Actiritj  Sucretary-TrciNiiror,  for  year  onflinc,'  "1st.  July,  1802, 


rv. 


.     J783  11 


FoKKlflN    MlKS.O.NS. 

S.  P.  0.  :— 

(if  lie  nil  |iiii|Kiscs 

MissSlici'lucU..Mi.ss  tuJap.'iii  Dior.  \\".s  Au.\ Mo  01) 

Coivn,  l>:i)C.  \V  s  Aiix  24  dO' 

(Ift      ShcliKMikc,   Dioc.  \V  s  Anx l7  2Si 

<lo      |{i,^li(H»\s'V()iU  ill,  (,)iicl)L'C  (Jiitl) 22  fiO,  p,;5  95 

Zetiiinu,  |)1(!C.  Ws  Aiix.'"    .'i.)  '■> 

(lu      .Miss  Fiiiinr,  M  .-.^iiinii.v,     do 

Madi'fis,  TiiiiK'vclly.  I'lUiil  in  CiildwcUOol., 

Qiiclicc  (.'iiliicdial .' . •"'"   "'^  gfif)  2,') 

S.P.C  K.   (Jciu'inl  ))iiriio-;p-j.  Lovi«,  \V.s  Aiix ,  j     ft  "n 

Cliiiicli  Mis-iiiii  .'^oiiily,   Qiu.'l)(.'c,  T.  luiiy 1 ,  15  00 

Jew..',  l'u:(HliiaI  M;<si(Mi  ;  lljiS'  ]n\ 

do     Loiiduii         do 115  28 


>     (• 


10  Oil 


45   0: 


S    c- 


M  5!l! 


■p.oo  00; 


Domestic  Mis.«i(/.vs. 

Ocnornl  piirco-cs   

Al^ioiriu  (•C';i(';al  Fund , 

A Igoniii  (;<'ii('ial  Fiiud  liii  iiiif)U)iir:nt(  d  : — 

'' liL-hop'r  8lilicnd 

do  f'lornW'sAiix |  5(i  00  opr)  nn! 

Sliinjrwnukll..  W  :;  AnxS  fi.  RjchinoiKl.  - ,".  ' |  1^  '''>! 

•i  do        it  W  n\\.niio,-ii  II:;.,  l»ioc.  \\   s  Aiix..' 10  dO; 

i  Indiiii)  \V"o,i<. -D.nivillc {  15  15| 

I  Rev.  A. 11  Allinaii,  Iflinoton,  Dioc.  W's  Aux' 20  dO: 

[(jnivenliur.st,  S.  S.  M'.ild.  iiiiid,         do         ..    !•'  00  o,<?q  74 

Aiffoma  W.  and  0.  Fund  \  '~.~.     35  51' 

]?ni)ort"s  Land  : —  I 

Qiicbfc.  St.  Matihcw'?.  fur  Sioux  Indians |  "3  72 

giiohec,  St.  .M,illh;\v'.i  \Vs  Anx  ^ !  85  20 

Qnchcc.  Call).  W.s  Anx.,  for  IntlinnPcliool !     ^  ^-^ 

D.  W.  Aiix  .foi  1?i'V.  F,  Dii.Mnn;,  .'•^hoal  !!ivpr  i '  ?.(i  On 

D.  W.  Anx.  for  Lady  Ti'aclKM-,M.I'anl>Sclil; il""  O" 

Sn^knlclicwan.  InviMiicss,  W's  Aux.  for  Ihx. 

D.  1).  M.aclona'd  

CalKary,  iSlnibiooko  W?  Anx.  for  Pici-an  Re- 
serve JJlood  Indian  f'.ii'l.s'  L'onK'....  .  !  25  OOi 

do       Slii'ibiiioke  Ws  .\iix   lor  Pie,L!;an  R 

serve,  hoy  ill  School  ..      '   35  00' 

do       (.tnebec.  St.  MaHlicw'ji  \Vs  Anx.  for  ;  j  j 

(jliiehen,  Srli.  Faijlo  Rib:?  Canm  1  : '  50  00 

do       D.  W'.Anx.  fo;  Pietraii  He.--.  Scluud.    ' '   50  00 

Qn'Appelle.  QnelKf  St.  Matth^  w's  W  s  Anx  ;  Too 

do            l.'ichnioinl,  \\"'s  Aux.  foi'  Ilev.  (.)•              1  ' 

OweuH , 1 25  00 

Moosonoe.  Sheibrookc.  Ws  Anx.  for  Hov.  ,T-  j  '  ' 

Samidoi;.:,  M-iiawakanina 30  00 

do         Qiibec.  St.  .Matllifw  .s  W  .-.  Aux. .A |     5  00 

Athabasca,  Quiliec  St.   Matthew's  W's    .'mx.'  j  |  j 

for  Indian  Scinad.  Ler.^ei  Slave  1  ako ' ! ' 

Mackoii/'.ie  Riv.,  Quebec,  8t.  .Michaels  W  Anx ! I ; 

ActnnI  rontribiitions  dnrinfr  >  ear ' 1. 

Balance  from  hi.-t  vear  with  inti'iTst   till    1st  1 

.March, '02,, SI  |i).':i!. -Interest  from  1st  .March'  '  i  ! 

'02  till  1st  Anj'usl,  'ri2,  Sli).:iri    '  ' 


2102  36 

_]^J_4'    2259  80 
708  21 


424  20 


284  47 
20  50 


160  00' 

I 


30  OOi 


35  00 


25 

OOi 

11 

50: 

IMS 

94 

3958 

74 

Total 


181  2fi 


.S4140  00 


Geouce  Lami'ros 

Acting  Sec'y 


H'! 


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Trcasut^r. 


h  ! 


II    ' 


H  ; 


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264 

REPORT  OF  TTin  Corkespoxdtng  Committee  of  the 
Domestic  and  Foukkin  Mis.sionaky  Society 

OF  THE    ClIUllClI   OF  E.V<JL\ND  IX  CANADA  F(JR 

THE  Ykai;  i:ni)I\(}  81st  JuhV.  18!t2. 

The  amounts  coiilriiniU'cl  duviiiGr  the  year  ar(> : — Domos- 
tic  *1, Oils. 04,  Mild  lu)nM<rii  |2,2')!>.H0.  innkinu-  a,  t  )tiil  of 
$•3.0.38.74.  Coiiipiirod  with  the  i)rt'vious  year,  this  iinioujit 
shows  a  gain  ol' sG:i2.41  ;  and  restores  the  contnhntions  to 
the  ainoiiiit  niised  in  the  year  ending  the  olst  July,  1800, 
with  ••$07.00  additional. 

TABULAR    statement. 


Ii:  ', 


m 


'   m 


JSill. 

1>!I2. 

Tncri'ii.=e. 

Pom  ""Stii' 

S  1,019  (to 
1,706  ;!7 

$  l.f.OS  01 
2  2.V.1  SO 

S  7a  98 

Foreign  . 

L'b?i  -13 

Tofi)]  

S  •■!,32('.  V, 

?  ;;,o,i8  7) 

£  G32  41 

<*s')    ' 


The  Conmiittee  nro  Liratified  at  hiMiig  jil>](^  to  nnnonnce 
ihis  result.;  hut  they  consider  it  their  duty  to  j)(»int  out 
that  a  large  part  of  the  amount  given  to  iMiicigii  Missions 
is  still  derived  from  a  source  that  cannot  he  expccti'd  to  l)e 
permanent,  and  that  the  increase  arises  chielly  j'roin  tliis 
source.  lithe  Diocise  is  to  continue  to  accomplish  in  the 
future  as  much  as  it  has  done  in  the  past,  it  is  plain  that 
greater  z^'al  must  be  aroused  and  that  there  \vill  he  need 
of  more  widespread  individual  efibrts  than  are  now  nuide. 

In  Domestic  Missions  thero  i^  a  not  iticrens  >  of  s78  08. 
In  the  sum  contributed  to  Algoma  there  is  a  lallinn-  oti"; 
but  the  total  amount  contributed  shows  that  thi'  Uioceses 
of  the  Great  North  West  are  attrach"n<j:  some  of  the  attention 
which  their  growing  importance  demands.  The  details, 
compared  with  those  of  last  year,  are  shown  in  the  following 
table : — 


205 


TAnaL\tl  STATEMRNT— DO^rE;STI^  MIK-^IOXS. 


IS'.ll. 


H'.ij. 


Ooncml  Piii'[)o>('s  

Al^rotiia  

I{  i|it'i'r-i  [,aiiil.. 

(  Sii-ikiiiclicwiri 

(  ("iil;^ii;y  

On' Ap|>  'ill' 

MilOSOIM'O 

Alliiil)ii^('n 

JMuckfii/'ic  River 


5;  (MS  II 

■2\:;  ::! 

IIIS  .",,") 

k;  oit 

:>  (Ml 

](;  (10 


7MS  2\ 

r2\  '.'(; 

I't^l  17 

20  f.O 

ifio  00 

;;o  00 

;(,•)  00 

'ji>  00  I 

11  .'0  I 


Iiicrrnsc.    '    [iocrcnso. 
.^  111!  07  : 


8  18S  48 


70  71 

72  15  j 

1  1  Oil    ' 

;;ii  (1(1  ' 

!)  0(1   ' 

1  I  bU 


Si   l,i'il:i  !i('i  ^    t:    I.Ci'.t^  04    '       §  :.>(;7    |,; 


1>8  4S     n  fTffisP,. 


8  ''S  o.s   Net  incioase. 


The  Coinniith'o  liavt^  ug.nn  <i:i'o'M  plivisnro  in  loi^ordinj^ 
the  yucce.ss  of  \ho  li'ood  work  of  Ihi'  Womnirs  Auxiliary  ; 
and  thoy  dosire  to  draw  atlcidioii  to  ihc  l)ri('(  report  ol'  part 
oitliis  \vo)'k  Avhicli  is  app<Midi'd,  and  \vhi<h  runs  iVom 
May,  1801,  to  May  ];i.st. 

Tli<^  Conimitto'^  onnjiol  olosf  iliis  annual  report  without 
ofi'-'rinir  'lu'ir  tribute  oT  resp.ct  and  alFcction  to  th(?  memory 
oT  the  hite  iJi.shop,  who  always  look  a  (h'"p  interest  in  the 
proirress  of  Missions,  nnd  ('Si)eei;dly  in  cv  tM-ythiim-  done  lor 
their  aid  in  his  own  l)iocese. 


Quebec,  20th  Decerab(-r,  1S02. 


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REPORT  OF  CHURCH  HELPERS'  ASSOCIATION. 


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The  socoiul  aimnal  iiKn^ting-  of  this  Association  was  hehl 
in  th(^  Churcli  Hall,  on  Wt'diu' '(lay,  Jaiiujiiy  18th,  at;}  T.M. 

The  niiiiul«\s  ol' the  la.^t  annual  ui'M'tiiii"'  vveio  i"ad  and 
conHruu'd,  alter  which  the  repDi'ts  of  the  ^eeretiiry  and 
Treasurer  were  nad. 

Moved  by  3lrs.  M.  W  Irvine,  seconded  by  Mrs.  Dobell, — 
That  the  r(  ports  of  the  Secretaiy  and  Treasurer  be  adopted 
and  printed  in  the  sann;  papers  as  last  year. 

'I  he  following-  ofiiccrs  w  ere  elected  lor  the  ensuing"  year  : 

Patron — The  i.ord  bishop. 

Honorary  President — Mis  Dunn. 

President — Mrs.  Colin  Sewell. 

Vice-Presidents — Mrs.  E.  Jones,  Cathedral  ;  Mrs.  Carter, 
St.  Matthew's  ;  Mrs.  J.  lb  Forsvth,  St,  Michael's  ;  Miss 
Wahlroth,  St.  Paul's  ;  Mrs.  Morgan,  St.  Peter's  ;  Mrs.  11. 
Uriiiith,  Trinity. 

Secretary — Mrs.  Patterson  Hall. 

Assistant-Secretary — Mi>s  E.  Patton, 

Treasurer — Mrs.  E.  A.  Hoare. 

Members  of  Executive  Conunittee — Mrs.  J.  llannlton, 
Mrs.  E.  Sewell,  Mrs.  T.  A.  Yoani.-,  Mrs.  WinUeld,  Mrs.  (}. 
11.  "White,  ^]is.^  \j.  Montizambert. 

Advisory  Coniniiitee— J.  Hamilton,  Esrp,  J.  C.  More, 
Esq.,  Captain  Carter. 

Audiior — J.  A.  lieady,  Esq.  • 


SECOND  .VX.NUAL  liKl^Ul'T  .\."5Su< '[.VTION  OK  CHURCH  HEUMiRS. 

The  work  of  (nir  Association  has  "-one  on  increasing  in 
interest,  its  objects  are  well  known,  ami  its  assistance  much 
appreciated,  as  sliown  l.>y  the  number  of  applications  re- 
ceived by  us  (iurinL>-  the  past  year,  and  the  grateful  letters 
written  to  us  in  ackn(nvledti'inent  of  help  i»iven. 

We  number  one  hundred  and  seventy-six  members, 
seventy -four  of  whom  hold  mite  boxes. 

Two  general  meetings,  in  May  and  Octol^er,  ten  com* 
mittee  meetings,  and  one  special  meeting  have  been  held. 


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Our  Association  sustained  a  "ivat  loss  in  tho  dc.ith  of  our 
beloved  Bishop,  who  was  ehieily  instrumental  in  thi'  i'ound- 
ation  of  our  kSocierv,  and  whose  ready  help,  sympathy,  and 
valuable  advice,  so  materially  aided  us  in  or^^anizing'  and 
comnn^ncing"  our  work.  A  special  meeting"  of  the  Executive 
Committee  was  called,  to  express  the  gTief  of  the  vv'hole 
Association,  and  our  sympathy  with  Mrs.  \Villiams,  in  her 
bereavement. 

Our  Annual  Fair  took  i)lace  in  October,  and  we  were 
well  satisiled  with  the  result,  the  sum  of  ^270  being- 
realized. 

The  collection  for  the  Church  Society  was  ngain  under- 
taken  by  members  of  our  Association.  In  1890,  by  the  old 
system  of  collecting',  the  sum  amounted  to  ^2,202.  In  1801, 
when  the  Church  Helpers  undertook  to  do  it,  the  result 
was  :ft2,38o.20,  or  an  increase  of  $181.20  over  the  pn'vious 
year.  The  collections  for  1802  amount  lo  iii>2,7--7.80,  or 
i|:)r)4.80  more  than  in  1801,  being  a  total  increase  of  $o.!'). 80 
lor  the  two  years,  in  which  we  have  undertaken  the  work. 

At  a  general  meeting  held  in  Octol)er,  at  the  suggestion 
of  our  President,  a  resolution  was  carried  by  a  standing 
vote,  that  ^ITjO  of  our  funds  be  contributed  to  the  Bishop 
Williams  ^Memorial  Mission  Fund. 

PcUcels  of  clothing,  cutlery,  house  linen,  and  furniture 
have  been  sent  to  dillerent  cleruymen  for  the  use  of  them- 
selves and  I'amilies.  A  parcel  of  warm  clothing  was  also 
sent  to  the  Kev.  H,  C.  Stuart,  for  a  destitute  Indian  family 
at  Lake  St.  John.  We  wish  to  thank  meml)ers  for  valuable 
donations  of  clothing,  which  have  been  sent  in  from  time 
to  time. 

At  the  re(|uest  of  Mrs.  Williams,  our  Association  distri- 
buted the  bales  of  clothing  sent  out  to  her  from  England, 
sht^  furnishino-  the  names  of  those  to  whom  thev  were  to  be 
sent,  and  we  iak(»  this  opportunity  of  thanking  Mr.  Scott, 
of  the  Express  Ollici".  and  the  agents  of  the  Quebec 
Steamshi])  Company,  and  the  agents  of  s.s.  "  Beaver,"  for 
their  kindness  in  delive.-ing  our  parcels,  free  of  charge. 

The  Lord  Bisliop  of  the  Diocese  has  kindly  consented  to 
become  Patron  of  our  Association,  and  Mrs.  Dunn  has 
accepted  the  position  of  Honorary  President. 


Carolinr  M.  11,u;l, 

Secretary. 


Helen  Sewelt., 

President. 

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Executive  Comniiltoo : — 

111  February,  $10  were  voted  lo  the  }U^y.  V.  Roe.  Invi-r- 
ness.  towards  n^pairs  on  Church  ;  also,  $20  to  the  Ivev.  G. 
llardiui'-  Tor  same  ])nrpose. 

In  AL.v.li,  a  hymn  book  wilh  tunes  was  sent  to  the  iie^. 
r.  Ivoe  ioi  use  in  one  of  his  missions.  The  Rev.  (r.  Itardiiiii', 
asuri.ii'O,  stole  and  cassock.  Books  to  the  value  of  #10 
were  sent  to  the  Ivcv.  J.  C.  Cox,  Windsor  Mills.  Two  dozon 
;iymu  books  were  S(»nt  to  Canon  Kiohardson  lor  use  of 
^.ongregaiion  at  the  .Liil. 

Ir^  iincil.  a  surplice  and  stole  were  sent  to  Tvev.  .las. 
hykefu  '\ingsey  ;  also,  a  stole  to  Rev.  ■:t  Walters,  (Jaspe. 

In  May,  a  stole  was  sent  to  the  Rev.  .1.  C.  Cox.  At  the 
general  meeting  pels  of  Conmiunioii  vcssi'ls  were  voted  for 
the  missions  of  Dixville  and  Fitcli  Bav.  si^oO  were  voted 
towards  the  expense  of  furiiishing'  the  Clergy  House  of 
Rest  at  Cacouna. 

In  September,  ^20  were  sent  to  the  Rev.  AV.T.  Forsythe, 
towards  payinu'  a  lay  reader    during'  the   Summer  months. 

In  October.  $20  v.  ere  sent  to  the  Rev.  C.  IL  Brooks, 
through  the  Archdea  on,  towards  repairs  on  Parsonau'e  at 
Barnston  Corners.  Vt  the  g;eneral  meetins'the  same  month, 
ihe  sum  of  live  dollars  was  added,  to  supplement  the  gra)it 
of  $20  made  to  -  he  Rev.  C.  H.  Brooks  ;  $80  were  also  voted 
towards  purchase  of  solid  silver  Altar  vessels  for  the  Church 
at  Sandy  Bench.  A  grant  of  $C>(t  a  year  to  a  clergyman, 
lor  education  of  his  childrtMi,  was  renew  ('!. 

December — A  bible,  foi' u.x.'  in  om^  of  his  missions,  was 
sent  to  the  Rev.  J.  Debbagv,  Bourg  Louis. 

In  January,  $20  were  sent  to  the  Rev.. I.  J)eb])age  towards 
repairs  on  roof  of  his  Church.  A  set  of  fair  linen  was 
ordered  tor  the  new  Church  at  J>eatti(^"s  settlement;  also,  a 
set  of  plated  Altar  vessels  for  sai)u»  mission. 


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Helen  Sl'"'ell, 

President, 


Caroline  M.  Hall, 

t?ecretary. 


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15aliince  lioiii  ISOl S!:m9  lit  '  Hisliop  W'illiuiiis  Meniopfil  Mis- 

i      sion  Fiiml    $ 

.Mcmliei's'  Feea i;  00 

lU'vd.  U.S.  FulliT,       Gnuit... 

I!c\(l.  (;    H.  lirooks.         do    .. 

Rfvd    G.  Iliudin^^,  do    ... 

lUvd.  W.T.  roisytlie,     do    ... 

Kevd.  J.  Di  Idjagi'.  do    ... 

,  Revd.  I'.  Hoc,  do    ... 

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1  Clergy  House,  Cacoiiiia 

Iloiidry  i't  Leslie,  -Montreal 

Hviiin  I!(H)k.^.  I'liililes.  <fcc 


Aiiiiual  Sale  and  Donation :!ll)  ::ii 

Iiitere.st  at  SaviiiM;;  Hank 7  ](• 

Mile  i!o.\(s  ]:,2  LM 

Colleeiion  . -it  Annual  Mi'eiini:-...  '2  '.lO 


St.  .Matt hew'. s  Guild  tor  nuite- 
lials 

I'eiTV  for  lounge 


Glover,   Fry  &  Co.,    for  nnite- 
rials 

ri.  .1.  Shaw  &  (,'o.,  for  inaterial.'^. 

II.  ^'oullg  for  materials 

iv\|iense-;  of  .\umiui1  Sale 

E.xpress  Freight  ;ind  Postage... 

Hooks.  Postage.  .<;e..  ISUl 

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A.   M.  IIOAKK, 

Treasurer. 
ExamiiuHl  and  found  correct. 

J.  A.  Ready, 

Auditor. 


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THE  \F0 MAN'S  AUXILIARY 


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DOMESTIC  AND  FOREIGN  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY. 


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Tho  Ainuiiil  I'opoi't  ol"  tlic  Woman's  Auxilinrv,  i'ov  Ihc 
yciir  t'lidiuii-  M:iy  l8!»-,  contains  tlio  loUowinu'  inlonnalion 
and  record  ol'itfs  u-rowth. 

"  Three  new  ]]ranchcs  havo  been  Ibrmod,  makinu' twcniy- 
tvvo  StMiior  Ilranelios,  two  fsul)-divisionis  ol"  IW'iinclics  and 
lovir  Junior  Branches,  containinu'  I'io-l  nionihcrs,  an 
increase  of  11')  over  llie  previous  year,  not\vilhslandin<_i' 
llie  h)ss  oTinany  by  renioviil  and  death. 

The  education  of  llie  daughter  of  tlie  Ilevd.  A.  Alhnan, 
Diocese  of  Algoina,  has  been  continued. 

The  sums  of  igilOO  for  the  Liidy  Missionary  at  St.  Paul's 
Industriiil  Silieol  for  Indians.  Diocese  of  Rupert's  Land,  and 
!|;30   for  the  IMegan  Jxeserve  Homo  were  paid,  as  ])roniised. 

(Quebec's  sliare  in  tlie  expenses  of  Miss  SiuM'lock,  our 
Canadian  ^Medical  Missionary  to  Japan,  which  amounted  to 
1150,  was  also  contributed. 

The  Rev.  E.  Wilson's  Indian  Homt^s  received  ii  fair  sliare 
of  assistance  and  !i>;4;).i>7   Avere  sent  to  the  Zenana  Missions. 

Money  hus  l)een  siMit  in  varyinu'  sums  to  Aluoma,  Atha- 
basca, Qu'Appelle.-  Moosonee,  MiTven/io  River,  Saskat- 
chewan and  Uupert's  Land. 

The  total  sum  raised  was  $1,087.71.  not  very  far  from 
double  that  of  s8*.>8..'36,  which  was  recorded  two  years  ago." 

At  the  Annual  Meeting  held  on  the  12th  May,  1802,  a 
resolutiou  was  passed  expressing  the  grief  of  the  Woman's 
Auxiliary  at  the  death  of  our  beloved  Ilishop  and  their 
heartfelt  syiujjathy  with  Mrs.  Williams  and  her  fiimily. 

In  token  of  their  love  and  gratitude  a  Memorial  has  been 
raised  by  the  Woman's  Auxiliary  in  the  form  of  one  hand- 
some and  two  plaine.  sets  of  silver  Altar  Vessels  for  the 
Diocese  of  ^lackenzie  Kiver,  in  which  our  late  Bishop  took 
so  keen  an  inteiest. 

At  the  re(juest  of  the  AVoman's  Auxiliary,  the  Bishop  of 
Mackenzie  liiver   came   to  Quebec  to  address  a  Missionary 
Meeting  and  take  part  in  their  Annual  Service. 


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'riio  Ijoid.  lJi^•ll()p  ol' the  Diocese  has  kindly  coiisoiitod  to 
hr  Piiivoii,  and  Mrs.  Hunter  Dunn,  Tresidont,  of  the  Quebec 
Diocesan  IJranch. 

Those  parishes  in  lliis  Diocese  which  have  not  ibrnied  a 
Ih-anch  of  the  Woman's  Auxiliary  are  earnestly  invited  to 
do  so  at  an  early  date. 

For  further  infornuition,  address  Ihe  Diocesan  Secretary, 
Miss  L.  11.  Monti/anibert,  70  Ste.  Trsule  street,  Que])ec. 

DORCAS  Ul'U'ORT.— QIEBEC  BRANCH. 
Braxch.  May   18!i'2.  DioCESE. 

lldiirtr  tiOiii- 1  pkii.  WiiWMiiosh  Iloiiu! Mnoina. 

'"(iiiiptoii  I  |;:nccl  Klklioni  School  Uiiiici  Is  Liiinl. 

("uoksliiri'    1  Ijiiiicl  Miss  liusliy.  lilooil  Itcst'i  vi'..("iil^iirv. 

fiivci'iii'ss  I       ••  IJcvd.  I>.  Miiciloiiiilil Siiskiitclicwaii. 

IicImihI,  rpjiiT I  |,kt:'.  IJcvil.  K.   Wilson  Al;,f()iiiii. 

Lower 1       ••  .Mcijiciiic   II, il   lloiiu' (^)ir  Aj'in'llc. 

iiCniKiWillc I  liMlTcl  Wiiwaiiusli  "       ilnDiiiu. 

I.i'vis 2  hi'iircls  hiibnulor (.tiicln'c. 

I  iio\  lic'vil.  I).  Miicduiiald SMskiilclirw  an. 

.Vi'U    {.ivripool I  pkf,'.  \lv\i\.  .Malcolm  Scott  Atliahasca. 

Quclu'c  Catlicdial I  jialc  licvil.  I).  .Macdonahl Saskatchewan. 

I      ••  l.'cvd.  .1.  K.  Settee     

"  "  I     •'  l.'evd.  II.  T.  Koiinie ('aj.uan  . 

St.  .Matthew '.s I  iiaiiel  lievtl.  \\  .  Miiriiiaii  I>u|ieit'.s  Land. 

I  Ihi\-  ••  •'        

2  haiTcls  .Mis.  Crisdale " 

"  -'  ho.\es       ••  "  '• 

♦•  i  ho.v  Revd.  .r.  Tims ('alsan. 

"  1  hale  lii.sliop  Reeve Mackenzie  River. 

St.  Michaels 1  haijcl  Revil.  Owen  Owens (^>ir Appelle. 

I        •■  .Miss  Ihishy.  lilood  Kesorvc..(;alj^ai.y. 

"  I  bale  Sank  Ste.' Marie  llosiiital.    Algomii. 

St.  Panl's I       ••  Shingwaiik  Home " 

'•        St.  I'eler  s 'J  fwirrels  l\e\  d.  (!.  Slocken Calgary. 

'•        Trinity I  taircd  llisho])  i)t'  Alguiiia Algonia. 

Richmond  and  .Melhoun.c..  2  har.<d  Revd.  F.  Frost *' 

Riviere  du  i.oiip 1  barrel  Revd.  Amor  (Irt'ensjiond. ...Xcwt'oiiiidland. 

Siierbrooke.. 2  baiTels  Revil.  .F    Hoydell .Vlgoina. 

"  1  baiicl  hid.  .\g't  Dattlelbnl Suskateiunvaii. 

St.  George's 1  bale  \U'\i\.  '[).  .Macdoinild 

West  Framplun  1  i>kg.  Jievii.  .1.  Tims  (^algary. 


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The  Triennial  Meeting  of  the  Provincial  Woman's  Auxi- 
liary was  held  in  Montreal  in  September  last,  when  delegates 
from  tlie  six  l/'ioceses  of  Quebec,  Montreal,  Ontario,  ioronto, 
Niagara  and  Huron  were  present.  A  membership  of  close 
upon.  10,000  was  rei:»orted  and  the  sum  of  $44,481.02 
was  recorded  as  raised  during  the  ]iast  three  years.  The 
number  of  bales,  barrels,  c^c,  of  clothing  and  comforts  sent 
to  the  North  West  and  elsewhere  during  the  same  period 
was  1)40. 


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I  givo  and  bcfjuoath  lo  '*  Tlio  Cliureh  Soeifly  ol'llio  Dio- 
rcsc  (if  (^iu'l)t'(',"  iiKiorpoVMlcd  by  ;i  Shitutc  ol'  the  IM'oviiict' 
ol  CiiiiMda,  piisscd  ill  the  I'ourlci'iith  and  lit'tocntli  years  dl" 
the  lieiL'ii  ol"  llcr  Majcsly,   Qi'KKX   Vi('r<>!;iA,   chapter  171, 

the  sum (or k^htires  oT  t^loeks  in 

the  Bank  ol" .slandinu'  in  niy  nauir  in  tlie 

Books  ol"  the  said  Bank.  (»r  ol'  J)('heiitures,  doscrihe  tlieni 
biielly,)  upon  triisl  to  Ix;  l>y  llie  said  Cliureh  iSoeicly  applied 
to  and  for  thv.  iisus  aatf.  //ttr/io-es  of  I  he,  sn/'l  Socif///,  as  sjxri/ir.d 
in  the  saift  Act  of  Incor/tonitiuu  and  none  other. 

II.  A  Bcfjuest  of  a  s/ini  of  monej/,  or  of  Shares  of  Stock  or 
Debentnres,  for  one  or  nutrc  of  the  sprci/ir  pnrjioses  of  the 
Socicti/. 

(fSanie  as  loreuoin^',  only  inslead  ol'  the  words  in  llalie> 
say)  towards  the  angnuMitation  oltiie  Fund  Ibrnied  lor  tht' 
purpose  ol"  providing  lor  the  I'liture  support  ol'  the  Clergy 
of  the  Diocese,  called  the  Mission  Fund. 

Or, — 1'oward.s  the  support  of  Missionaries  and  Clergymen 
of  the  Church  of  England,  in  the  l)ioces(»  of  (^uebi'c. 

Or, — Towards  the  augmentation  of  the  Fund  formed  to 
make  provision  for  those  of  the  Cleigy  of  the  Church  of 
England,  in  the  Diocese  of  Quebec,  who  may  be  incapacitated 
l)y  age  or  inlirmity,  called  the  Fension  l'\ind. 

Or, — Towards  the  auumentation  of  the  Fund  formed  to 
make  provision  for  tlu^  widows  and  or[)h:ins  of  the  (lergv 
of  the  Church  of  England,  in  thf  Diocese  ol  (^ue])ec,  called 
the  Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund. 

Or, — Towards  the  augmentation  of  the  Fun         r  e]uh)W- 

ing  the  Church  in  tln^  Mission  of (or  at 

)  held  by  the  said  Church  Society,  sul)ject  to  the 

conditions  of  a  Deed  of  Tru.si  j^assed  between  the  said 
Church  Socitdy  and  the  Incumbent  and  Church- Wardens 
of  the  Church  in  the  said  Mission  (or  at ) 


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Or. — As  iho  oominoncciut'iil   ol'  :m   »Mi(l<>\vintMit   (or  ll>c 

Church  ol'  St in  t  lie  Mis>i()ii  of (or  nl, 

)  iiiid  to  j)r()vi(lt'  lov  ihc  liitiuo  mninhMiauco 

ol'divino  worshij)  in  conloriuity  with  iho  |)rincii)los  ol'  the 
(Miiirch  ol' Jl]i»;4l;uul,  in  the  Dioroso  ol"  Qael)*3«i. 

Or, — For  and  towards  tln'  cii  iinvincnl  ol'  oduciition, 
and  the  su[)i)o)t  ol' day  schools  aiid  Sunday-Schools  in  the 
said  ])io(M^si'  of  Quebec,  in  lonrorniily  wilh  the  ))rin<ipK's 
ol' the  Church  of  l*]nghuid,  in  tlie  Diocese  ol'Quebef. 

Or, —  For  and  towards  a  Fund  lor  assistinu:  persons  pre- 
pariiu»'  for  the  Ministry  ol'  the  Gospel  in  the  Church  ol' 
JMru'land,  in  the  Diocese  of  Quebec,  williin  lliesaid  Hiocoso 
ol  (Quebec. 

Or, — For  and  towards  a  Fund  tor  circidadiift',  in  I  he  said 
])ioc(»se  of  Quebec,  the  Holy  Scripiuies,  the  ])Ook  ol'  Com- 
mon Prayer  ol'  tlie  Churcli  ol'  Fnuiand,  in  tlu>  hiocese  ol' 
(Quebec,  and  l)Ooks  and  Tracts  ap[)roved  l)y  the  said  Church 
Society  Ten*  circulation  within  the  said  Diocese  ol' Quebec. 

Or, —As  an  aid  towards  the  erection,  endowment  and 
imnntcnance  ol' Churches  according'  to  the  principles  ol' the 
Church  ol"  J']ni)land,  in  Ihr  Dioce.so  ol'  Quei)ec,  within  the 
Diocese  ol' (^uO)ec, — the  erection  and  maintenance  ol' par- 
sonaue-houses, — th(^  seninu'  ai)art  oi'  l)urial-!j;rounds  and 
church-yards,  and  tlie  endowment  and  su[)port  ol'  parsou- 
ag'ca!  and  rectories  within  the  said  Diocese. 

II T.  A     Denise    of  Red/   Estale  for  lite  general  intrpoi^ea  of 
the  S'jc.ieii/. 

I  give  and  devise  unto  "  the  Church  Society  of  the  Dio- 
cese of  Quebec,''  inrorporated  bv  a  Statute  of  the  rrovince 
of  Canada,  passed  in  the  fourteenth  and  lifieenth  years  of 
the  Reign  of  Her  Majesty,  Qui>:kn  Vi('T(jkia,  chapter  171, 
all  and  sinuular,  «S:c.,  (descrii)e  the  real  estate  clearly)  to 
have  and  to  hold  the  said,  &i'.,  unto  the  feaid  Church  So- 
ciety of  the  Dioc(\se  of  Quebec,  and  their  successors  lor  ever  ; 
upon  tr\ist  to  hold  and  apply  the  same,  and  the  rents,  issues 
and  protits  thereof  ^o  and  for  Ike  uses  ami  juir  poses  of  llie  said 
('/i.//rch  Soc/'e///,  as  sperijied  in,  the  said  Art  of  Inrorporalion, 
and  none  other,  (Uid  under  the  proinsions  of  the  aforesaid  Act 
of  Inrorporalion  of  the  said  Chirreh  Soriet//. 


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ei/ir  pt/rjfoses  of  thr  Sot  let  if . 

SamG  as  in  No.  o  — only  insload  ol'  the  words  iii  Italics 
insert  the  specilic  purposes,  as  in  No.  ± 

V.  A  Devise  to  the  Society  of  (i  site  for  Ch/trch,  t^v. 

Same  as  in  No.  3,  down  to  the  words  "  lor  ever" — then 
tfo  on  as  Ibllows  : — io  the  uses  and  iipon  the  trusts  I'ollow- 
in<if,  that  is  to  say :— upon  the  trusts  to  hokl  the  same  I(n' 
ever  herealter  as  and  for  the  phiee  and  site  ol'  a  Church 
and  church-yard,  and  burial-ground,  lor  thi>  sole  use  and 
henelit  ol'  members  oi'  the  Church  rcsidinu'  in  the  place  ad- 
jac.'ent  to  tln'  said  site  and  premises  within  the  said  Diocese 
ol' Quebec,  accordinu"  to  the  doctrine  and  disciplint^  oi'  the 
Church  of  J!]ngland,  in  the  Diocese  of  Quebec,  and  for  no 
otiier  purposes,  and  under  the  ])rovisions  of  the  aforesaid 
Act  ol  Incorporation  of  the  said  Church  Society. 


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lications and  Tracts  sold  at  very  reasonable  rates  ;  liberal 
discount  to  the  Clergy.  Some  oxcelbMit  blank  maps  in  store. 

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