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Un des symboles suivants apparaltra sur la darnlAre image de cheque microfiche, selon le cas: la symbols — »> signifie "A SUIVRE", le symbols ▼ signifie "FIN". Maps, plates, charts, etc., may be filmed at different reduction ratios. Those too large to be entirely included in one exposure ara filmad beginning in the upper left hand corner, left to right and top to bottom, as many frames as required. The following diagrams illustrate the method: Lea cartas, planches, tableaux, etc., peuvent itre filmte A des taux da reduction diffArents. Lorsque le document est trop grand pour Atra raproduit en un seul clichA, 11 est film* A partir de I'angle supArieur gauche, de gauche A droite, et de haut an bas, an pranant le nombre d'imagas nAcessaira. Las diagrammes suivants illustrant la mAthode. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 c FOI FIFTY-FOURTH REPORT OF THE INCORPORATED CHURCH SOCIETY OF THE DIOCESE OF QUEBEC FOR THE YEAR ENDING jist DECEMBER, 1895. ESTABLISHED 7th JX7LT, 1842. QUEBEC: rRiNiKP AT THE "MORNma chronicle" office, 1896. The Church Society was established in 1842. * Its objects are : 1. A Mission Fund, to aid in paying Missionaries to strug- gling Congregations. 2. A G-eneral Fund, to aid in the erection of Churches and Parsonages, in the education of the children of the Clergy, to aid Congregations in maintaining schools for their chil- dren, and lor the general expenses ot the Society. 3. A Widows' and Orphans' Fund, for the Clergy. 4. A Pension Fund, for aged and infirm Clergy. 5. A Fund, to provide higher education for the children of the Clergy. 6. To provide Bibles, Prayer Books and religious publica- tions, either gratuitously or at reduced prices. Its afiairs are managed, 1. By the Central Board and its sub-Committees. (a) The Central Board is composed of all the Clergy li- censed within the Diocese, the Church- Wardens, and others elected by the Society, being members of the Corporation. {b) The sub-Committees are the Finance, the Land and Investment, and the Education and Depository. 2. By the Diocesan Board of Missions, composed of clergy- men and laymen elected by the Church Society and by the Synod. This Board pays all the Missionaries of the Diocese, and receives for this purpose (a) the annual grant of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, {b) the Mission Fund of Church Society, (c) the contributions or assessments of the Congregations served by the Missionaries, {d) the surplus revenue of the Clergy Trust Fund, (c) the interest of the Invested Capital of the Mission Fund. All letters referring to the assessment or contributions of Congregations should be addressed to the Rev. Canon Von Iffiand, Bergerville, the Secretary, or to Mr. John Hamilton, the Honorary Treasurer of the Diocesan Board. All other letters should be addressed to the Secretary, the Rev. A. J. Balfour, St. Peter's Rectory, Quebec. Con- tributions on behalf of the Church Society must be sent to the Treasurer, Mr. Edwin Pope, 83 St. Peter street, (Quebec. OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY. »• «i» •« o strug- hes and Clergy, }ir chil- children publica- Ppesldent. THE LORD BISHOP OF QUEBEC. Seopetapy. REV. A. J. BALFOUR, M.A. Tpeasupep. EDWIN POPE, ESQ., QUEBEC. lergy li- id others >Tation. jand and ifclergy- d by the ese, and B Society Fund of ts of the surplus st of the utions of non Von [amiltoh, lecretary, c. Con- >e sent to , (Quebec. Notapy. E. G. MEREDITH, ESQ., QUEBEC. Seopetapy (Diocesan Boapd). REV. CANON VON IFFLAND, M.A., BERGERVILLB, P. Q. Hon. Tpeasupep (Diocesan Boapd). JOHN HAMILTON, ESQ., M A., QUEBEC. Secpetapy (St. Fpands Dlstplct Assoolayon). REV. CANON THORNELOE, M.A., D.C.L., SHERBROOKE. Tpeasupep (St. Fpands Dlstplct Association). JAMES PRICE, ESQ., SHERBROOKE. Reslstpap of the Diocese. E. G. MEREDITH, ESQ., QUEBEC, t TABLE OF CONTENTS. Paoi. Abstract of Proceedings of Central Board 26 Act 46 Vict., chap. 89, Consolidation of Endowment Funds 16 Accounts. Balance Sheet, Diocesan Church Society 162 Bishopric Endowment Fund 134 Bishop Geo. J. Mountain Memorial Fund ^ 132 Bishop Williams Commemoration Fund 100 Bishop Williams Memorial Mission Fund 160 do do do —List of Subscribers 264 Church SocietT Funds 162 Clergy Trust Fund 132 Colonial and Continental Church Society 160 Cranbourne Glebe Depository Fund 160 160 Diocesan !board Revenue Account 166 170 266 168 do do Supplementary Account Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society Account. Education Fund do do for Children of the Clergy 168 General Fund 164 Grosselsle Fund < 162 Local Endowment Funds 136 Mission Fund 152 Mountain Endowment Fund 134 Nioolet Endowment Fund 162 Pension Fund 164 Phoebe Chaderton Memorial Fund 166 Porteous Fund for the Blind 132 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 166 Church Sociktt. Annual Meeting 12 Clergy of the Diocese 5 Committees 10 Contributions in behalf of the Funds of the Society. City of Quebec 174 District of St. Francis 188 do Megantic 218 do GaspS «. 231 Contributors of l&O and upwards, deceased 171 Forms of Bequest 282 Legacies 173 ega ire Lire Members 171 List of Incorporated Members 278 Notice — objects of the Church Society 2 Officers of the Society 3 Prayers .' 7 Vice-Presidents, Central Board, Diocesan Board, Hon. Counsel, &c 9 Bbpobtb. Abstract of Parochial Reports -. 246 Central Board , 15 Church Helpers' Association , 272 Diocesan Board 29 Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society 263 Missionary Reports 36 Special— by the Lord Bishop 32 St. Francis District Association 33 Woman's Auxiliary 271 Special Notices 21, 131, 170, 262 and cover of book Stated Meetings , H CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE. Paoi. 26 16 182 134 132 1«0 .... 160 264 162 , 132 ..... 160 160 160 166 170 266 168 168 164 162 136 , 162 134 152 154 166 132 166 12 5 10 174 188 218 231 171 282 173 171 278 2 3 7 9 246 15 272 29 263 "6 32 33 271 sover of book 11 BISHOP : The Right Revd. Andrew Hunter Dunn, D.D., consecrated 1892. DBAN; The Very Reverend R. W. Norman, D.D., D.C.L. AROHDBACON : The Venerable Henry Roe, M A., D.D. CAHONS : . Rev. A. A. Von Iffland, M.A. Rev. Thomas Richardson. Rev. John Foster, M.A. Rev. GIeoroe Thorneloe, M.A., D.C.L. ^ Adams, Rev. Thomas, h.a., d.o.l Principal of Bishop's College and Rector of tiie Grammar School, Lennoxrille. Adcock, Rev. W. A East Angus. - Allnatt, Rev. F. J. B., d.d Professor of Divinity^ Bishop's. CoUef^e, Lennoxville. Balfour, Rev A- J., m. a., Secretary Church Soci .';.;-. Rector , St. Peter's, Quebec. Ball, Rev. T. L., . .a. (retired) Waterville. P. O. Bayne, Rev. N. M., b.a Peninsula, GaspS. Bishop, Rev. C. E., b.a Labrador. -^ Blaylock, Rev. Thomas, h.a Danville. Boyle, Rev. F., m.a East Frampton. p. 0. Hemison. ^Brooke, H. A., b.a Scotstown. Burrage, Rev. H., m.a. (retired) Hatley. Chapman, Rev. T. S., m.a. (retired) Marbleton. Xurran, Rev. W. J Melbourne. Debbage, Rev. J. B., b.d Bourg Louis. Dickson, Rev. H. A., b.a Inverness. P. 0. Glen Murray. Dunn, Rev. E. A., b.a., Bishop's Do- mestic Chaplain S. Paul's, Quebec. Faulconer, Rev. W. G., Rector Upper Ireland. P. 0. Maple Grove. Forsythe, Rev. W. T., Rector Stanstead. ^Foster, Rev. Canon, h.a., Rural Dean...Coaticook. -Fothergill. Rev R. J Shigawake, GaspS. Fuller, Rev. H. S Portneuf. Fvles, Rev. T. W., m.a Chaplain to the Immigrants, Levis. Harding, Rev. G. T Sandy Beach, Gaspe. 'Harte, Rev. H. S , Beebe Plain. '-Hepburn, Rev. J., m.a.. Rector Richmond. Hibbard, Rev. G. F., b.a Montmorency. - Horner, Rev. D Durham. P. 0. Kirkdale. -Hunter, Rev. J.N..... Grindstone Island, Magdalen Islands. Husband, Rev. E. B., Rector New Carlisle. Jackson, Rev. E Marbleton. Kemp, Rev. John, b.d. (retired) Leeds. --Kerr, Rev. I. N., b.a St. Joseph de la TabatiJre, Labrador. King, Rev. E. A. W., m.a Waterville. Larivi^re, Rev. L. V Quebec. Lyster, Rev. W. G., b.a., Rural Dean....Oape Cove, Gasp6. mf:^^^. 6 CLSBaY OF THE DiooESE OF QuEBEO. — Continued. —Moore, Rev. A. H., b.a Newport. P. 0. SawTervnie. Jblurray, Rev. 0> H. A., b.a Bariord. P. 0. Dixville. NicoUs, Rev. O. G., h.a Rividre du Loup. Norman, Very Rev. R. W., d.d., Dean... Cathedral, Quebec. Norrie, Rev. 'F. B., Ourate S. Matthew's, Quebec. Noble, Rev. W. T., n A., Rector Trinity Church, Quebec. . Parker, Rev. O. H., Rector Cumpton. . Parrock, Rev. R. A., b.a Professor of Classics, Bishop's College, LennoxviUe. P«try, Rev. H. J., m.a Cathedral, Quebec. Prout, Rev. J Entry Island, Magdalen Islands. Richmond, Rev. J. P Oa8])6 Basin. Richardson, Rev. Canon, (retired) Gaol Chaplain, Quebec. Riopel, Rev. S., m.a., m.d .....Valcartier. P. 0. Valcartier Village. - Roe, Venerable H., d.d., Archdeacon, Exam. Chaplain, Bishop's Commissary Windsor Mills. ^ Robertson, Rev. A. H., Rector Cookshire. Rothera, Rev. J Leeds. Rudd, Rev. T., b.a.. S. George's, Beauce. ' Scarth, Rev. A. C, ma., Rector LennoxviUe. Scott, Rev. F. G., m.a., Rector Dnimmondville. Smith, Rev. F. A., (retired) Montreal. .. Stevens. Rev. A., m.a., Rector Hatley. Stuart, Rev. H. C, m.a., Rector Three Rivers. - Sykes, Rov. J. 8 Kingsey. P. 0. Sydenham Place. - Tambs, Rev. R. C , m.a Magog. 'Thompson, Rev. Isaac, Rector Levis. - Thorneloe, Rev Canon, D.C. L., Rector.Sherbrooke. Von Iffland, Rev. Canon, Secretary Diocesan Board and Synod, Rector, St. r>Iic« hael's, Quebec. Walters, Rev. 0. R Point St. Peter, Gaspe. .» > Washer, Rev. C. B Bury. P. 0. Robinson. -Whatham, Rev. A. E Ways Mills. Williams, Rev. L. W., m.a.. Rector St. Matthew's, Quebec. * Wilkinson, Rev. B. 0., b.a., Professor of Pastoral Theology, Bishop's College, LennoxviUe. Wilson, Rev. E. K., b.a ;.Hair8 Stream. - Wright, Rev. R. W. E., b.a Georgeville. P. 0. Fitch Bay. -Wright, Rev. H. E., b.a., Curate Sherbrooke. '- Wnrtele, Rev. L. C, m.a Actonvale. PRAYERS TO BE USED AT ALL MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY AND OF ITS SEVERAL ASSOCIATIONS. e«> »ry Elc- ge. LET US PRAY. Lord, have mercy upon us. Christ, have mercy upon us. Lord, have mercy upon us. Prevent us, O Lord, in all our doings, with Thy most sra- cious favour, and further us with Thy continual help ; that in all our works, begun, continued, and ended in Thee, we may glorify Thy Holy Name, and finally, by Thy mercy, obtain everlasting life ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. O merciful God, who hast made all men, and hatest nothing that Thou hast made, nor wouldest the death of a sinner, but rather that he should be converted and live, have mercy upon the Heathen, and those who are in error. Take from them all ignorance, hardness of heart, and con- tem^^^ Thy Word, and so fetch them home, blessed Lord, to lIBflock, that they may be saved among the remnant of tn^l^rue Israelites, and be made one Fold under one Shepherd, Jesus Christ, Our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with Thee and the Holy Spirit, one Grod, world without end. Amen. O G-od, 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 benefactors who contribute to its support. Bless the ministry of Thy servants the Clergy, the endeavour of all who are engaged in spreading the knowledge of true religion in the Dominions of our Sove- reign, and the labours of those Missionaries 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. 8 Almighty Saviour, Who by the right hand of God art exalted, and hast received of the Father the promise of the Holy Spirit, shed forth Thy light and grace on this dark world. O Thou who lovest a cheerful ffiver, grant Thy people grace that they may minister liberally of their sub- stance to the making known of Thy Name throughout the world. Give Thy olessinff to all who are labouring to spread the knowledge of Thy truth, and especially to those Missionary Societies which have ministered to the need of our Church in this Land. Prosper the work in which they are engaged, and make them the honoured instruments of spreading Thy gospel, and proclaiming Thy great and glo- rious Name. Hear us merciful Saviour, in these our pray- ers, and to Thee, with the Father, and the Holy Ghost, be ascribed all honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen. O God the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, our only Saviour, the Prince of Peace, give us grace seriously to lay to heprt the great dangers we are in by our unhappy divi- sions. Take away all hatred and prejudice, and whatsoever else may hinder us from godly Union and Concord ; that, as there is but one Body, and one Spirit and one Hope of our Calling, one Lord, one Faith, one Baptism, one God and Father of us all, so we may henceforth be all of one heart, and of one soul, united in one holy bond of Truth and Peace, of Faith and Charity, and may with one mind and one mouth glorify Thee ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Our Father, which art in heaven ; Hallowed be Thy Name ; Thy kingdom come ; Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation ; but deliver us from evil ; for Thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen. THE CHURCH SOCIETY or THE DIOCESE OF QUEBEC. PATRON: His Excellsnoy the (}ovkrnor General. PRESIDENT : The Rioht Reverend the Lord Bishop of Quebec. VICE-PRESIDENTS i R. Hamilton, D.C.L., R. H. Smith, R. W. Heneker, D.C.L., Chancellor of Bishop's College, The Rt. Rev. The Lord Bishop of Niagara, Venerable Archdeacon Roe, p.T>., Hon. Oeo. Irvine, D.C.L., Judge Vice-Admiralty Court, George Veasey, Edwin A. Jones, James Patton, jr.. Dr. James Dunbar, Q.(/., J. Bell Forsyth, George Liampson, B.A., John Hamilton, M.A. CENTRAL BOARD : The President, the Vice-Presidents, and all other officers of the Society, all Clergymen licensed within the Diocese and the Wardens of every Church or Chapel who are members of the Corporation, and W. H. Carter, H. J. Pratten, R. Campbell, LL.B., E. Pope, J. C. More, G. R. White, E. H. Wade, J. Winfield, H. Atkinson, E. E. Webb, W. Price, A. Rhodes, J. Laird, jnr., G. W. Parmelee, W. Totield, J. Brooke, G. E. Allen Jones, J. S. Dunbar. W. F. V. Atkinson, C. W. Walcot, E. P. Wurtele, A. Veasey. HONORARY COUNSEL : Hon. Judge Irvine, | Dr. Jas. Dunbar, Q.C., | George Lampson, Esq., B.A. R. Campbell, Esq., LL.B. AUDITORS E. Russell Hale, Frank Holloway, J. R. H. White, G. R. White, TREASURER: Edwin Pope. J. Winfield, G. E. Allen Jones, W. Tofield, C. W. Walcot. SECRETARY : Rev. A. J. Balfour. 10 OOTVnvriTTEBS- (Ih all committees three nhall form a quorum unless otherwm ordered.) FINANCE COMMITTEE : Treasurer of the Society, Chairman ; R. H. Smith, R. Campbell, W. H. Carter, J. Hamiltoi), Rev. Canon Von Iffland, The Very Rev. the Dean of Quebec, E. E. Webb, (i. R. White, (J. E. Allen Jones, J. Winfield, Tlie Secretary. EDUCATION AND DEPOSITORY COMMITTEE : The Lord Bishop, Chairman ; W. H. Carter, Armitage Rhodes, J. S. Dunbar, Rev. Canon Von Iffland, Rev. H. J. Petry, The Secretary, Rev. L. W. Williams, The Very Rev. the Dean of Quebec, I. M. Thompson, G. W. Parmelee, Rev. E. A. Dunn, The Treasurer. LAND AND INVESTMENT COMMITTEE : The Treasurer, R. H. Smith, J. C. More, E. E. Webb, J. Bell Forsyth, Edwin A. Jones. DIOCESAN BOARD. THE LORD BISHOP, PRESIDENT. (Elected hy the Synod.) Rev. Canon Foster, M.A., Rev. H. J. Petry, M.A., Rev. L. W. Williams, M.A., R. H. Smith. R. Campbell, y* Armitage Rhodes. (Ex-C^ I The Archdeacon of Quebec, Tlie Clerical Secretary of SyucV The Secretary of tlie Church Society, i (Elected hy the Church Society. ) Very Rev. Dean Norman, D.D., Rev. Canon Richu dsoii, Re< I. M. Thompi 3/., i. Hanvlton, a. ■ -^ J ■1» SECRETA^v Rev. Canon Von Iffltx'ui, ^ w ai'jh Society, HONORARY TREASURER': John Hamilton, Esq., M.A. ■\>i '■yf' 11 STATED MEETINGS. CENTRAL BOARD. (4 P.M.). Tuesday 1896 18th February. Tuesday ,... " 17th March. Tuesday " 2l8t April. Tuesday " 19th May. Tuesday " loth September. Tuesday " 17th November. Tuesday " 15th December. Tuesday 1897 19th January. Thursday " 4th February. DIOCBSAN BOARD. Wednesday 1896 12th February. Wednesday " 20th May. Wednesday «' 19th August. Wednesday '« 18th November. Wednesday 1897 17th February. 'i^'., ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHURCH SOCIETY. 1897. Wednesday.. .3 o'clock, P.M 3rd February. 12 Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the Church Society of the Dio- ce e of Quebec was held in the Cathedral Church Hall, on W idnesday, February 5th, 1896, at three P.M. Present : the Eight Reverend the Lcrd Bishop, in the chair, the Very Reverend the Dean of Quebec, the Revds. Canon Yon Ifiland, Canon Richardson, I. M. Thompson, Lennox Williams, H. J. Petry, T. W. Fyles, F. B. Norrie, E. A. Dunn, and A. J. Balfour, Dr. Robert Hamilton, Messrs. J. Hamilton, E. Pope, G-. Lampson, R. Campbell, H. J. Pratten, G. R. White, E. T. D. Chambers, A. Rhodes, G. E. Allen Jones, W. Tofield, J. Winfield, J. Brooke, Mrs. Hunter Dunn, Mrs. M. B. Irvine, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. P. P. Hall, Mrs. Swell, Miss Irvine, Miss Phillips, Miss Dunscomb, Miss Brown, Miss Von Iffland, Miss Carter, Miss Patton. After Prayers, the minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The Reports of the Central Board and Diocesan Board were read, adopted and ordered to be printed. The Re- port of the S. Francis District Association of the Church Society was read, received and ordered^to be printed in the Society's Annual Report. Statements of the accounts of the Church Society, Dioce- san Board, Clergy Trust Fund, Bishopric Endowment Fund, and Local Endowment Funds were presented, adopted and ordered to be printed. The Annual Report of the Church Helpers' Association was received, and, in compliance with a request, ordered to be printed in the Annual Report of the Society. Thirty-one members of the Church were elected incor- porated members of the Society, and three new Life Mem- bers elected, viz. : — the Very Reverend the Dean of Quebec, Miss M. C. Dunn and Mr. Armitage Rhodes. 13 The Vice-Presidents of the past year were all re-elected for the ensuing year. The following gentlemen were elected to serve on the Central Board, viz : — Messrs. "W. H. Carter, H. J, Pratten, R. Campbell, E. Pope, J. C. More, G. R. White, E. H. Wade, J. Winfield, H. Atkinson, E. E. Webb, W.Price, A. Rhodes, J. Laird, jr., Gr. W. Parmelee, W. Tofield, J. Brooke, a. E. Allen Jones, J. S. Dunbar, C. W. Walcot, W. F. V. Atkin- son, Ernest F. Wurtele, Arthur Veasey. The following were elected members of the Diocesan Board : — the Very Reverend the Dean of Quebec, the Rev. Canon Richardson, the Rev. I. M. Thompson, Dr. Robert Hamiltoin, W. H. Carter and J. 0. More. The gratuitous and very valuable services rendered the Society by the Honorary Counsel, the Auditors and the Honorary Treasurer of the Diocesan Board were gratefully recognized. The amendments to Article XV re: Pensions, and to Article XIII, both adopted at the last meeting of the Society, on May 30th, 1895, were confirmed. An affectionate tribute of respect was paid to the mem- ory of Mr. Cornelius Judge, for thirty years one of the most active and efficient members of the Society, and a resolution placed on record expressive of the esteem in which he was held by all, and of the great loss which the Society had sustained by his death. The meeting closed with the Benediction. 14 m 45 VICT., CHAP. 89. An Act to authorize the Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec, to consolidate certain Endowment Funds. Preamble. Consoli- dation of endow- ment funds of society for certain purposes. Consoli- dation limited. [Assented to 21th May, 1882.] Whereas the Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec has, by its petition, represented that it is in charge of certain endowment funds for the sup- port of various Parishes and Missions within the Diocese of Quebec, and has prayed that the said Church Society should be authorized so to distri- bute any losses which may occur, through failure in investments, as to make them fall proportionate- ly over the whole of such endowments held by the Society ; and wrhereas 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 endow- ment funds, so placed and hereafter to be placed in the hands of the 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 v\rhole. 2. The said consolidation of the said intrusted endowment funds shall extend, only so far as to enable the said Church Society to distribute any losses that may occur, through failure in invest- ments proportionately over the whole, and for no other purpose whatsoever. Note. — The following parishes or missions huve agreed to the by-law on the consolidation of endowments, viz : — Barford and Hereford, Cape Cove and Perc^, Cookshire, Duds- well, Gasp^ Basin, Ireland and South Inverness, Levis, Malbaie, Inverness, Rivifere-du-Loup, Bourg Louis, Kingsey, Macog and Georgeville, Stanstead, Durham, Leeds, Brompton and Windsor, Sandy Beach, Hatley, Coaticook, Melbourne and Richmond, Frampton East and West, Compton, St, Sylvester, Portnuuf, Three Rivers, 15 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CENTRAL BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1895. (Presented to the Church Society, Fehrnary 5th, 1890.) Your Board report with much thankfulness to God that the year under review has been one of development and encouragement. The picture is not wholly devoid of shadows. Slight discouragements are here and there noted ; but these are only of a temporary nature, and in most cases really the re- sult of the Church's activity and progress. We are enabled to report a considerable widening of the mission field, an increase of labourers at work, an increase in the amount of money raised both for Parochial and Diocesan objects, and also an increase in expenditure. We feel that we should be thankful even for increased expenditure, since this implies more Church wrorkers, more Church building, and more Church life. Reference was made last year to the serious question which, the steadily decreasing revenue from invested capi- tal, was compelling us to face, and which was coming at a time when the demands for Church extension were becom- ing more numerous and urgent ; each re-investment does but add to the difficulty and seriousness of the problem. Attention was also called to the fact that there were un- happily many Parishes and ]\Iissions which had made no houso-to-house collections in aid of the Society's general work. It is with much gratification that we are enabled this year to acknowledge subscr"r)tions, in this behalf, from twenty Congregations that made no such returns in 1894 ; and to credit every Deanery in the Diocese with an increase in the amount sent into the common treasury. The revenue from voluntary sources, for the year 1895, is in fact the largest ever yet received by the Society. I**'' 16 It is true that the increase from the city of Quebec is due to the subscriptions, of $50 each, received from the com- paratively large number of Life Members, enrolled in 1895. May we not hope that, from amongst the many who are blest with a goodly share of this world's goods, an equally large number may be found ready, year by year, to join this honoured roll. We feel grateful in being able to present a Report, on the whole so satisfactory as this will be found. And we thank those members of the Ohurch, scattered throughout the Diocese, who, by gifts and labour, have contributed to this end. But our mission is to " Go Forward." 'We may set it down as a general rule that living work will never stand still but will always extend ; and ours is such a work. We would therefore again earnestly appeal to Church people generally to take an ever deepening interest, and to claim an ever increasing share, in this our common work for Christ and His Church ; and by so doing, not merely impart a blessing, but secure one ; — for Love grows by lov- ing, Hope by hoping. Faith by believing, and Life by living and working for others. Comparative Statement of the Society's income from voluntary sources. if I h'' V 1894. 1895. Decrease. Increase. General Fund $1,415 59 3,773 10 1,776 04 291 13 601 40 $1,646 40 4,376 15 1,750 92 222 89 628 35 $230 81 Mission Fund 603 05 Pension Fund .■ 925 12 68 24 Widows' and Orphans' Fund Education of Ch Idren of Clergy 26 95 \ $7,857 26 $8,024 71 $93 36 $860 81 93 36 Net [ncrease $767 45 17 lebec is due m the com- [led in 1895. ly who are I, an equally 'ear, to join )port, onthe id we thank ughout the uted to this may set it lever stand i work, to Church 3rest, and to amon work not merely Dws by lov- [fe by living Lcome from GENERAL FUND ( Ti, aid in the ercctimi of Churches and Parsonages, in the support of Schools, in the promotion of Tjocal Endowments, in the Edu- cation of the Children of the Clergy ; and for the general expenses of the management of the Society.) During the past year the following grants have been paid from this Fund : — $600 00 100 00 to war iOO 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 50 00 50 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 68 00 161 65 67 03 30 00 outfits for six Clergymen entering upon Misr sion work, towards a new Church at Mutton Bay, Labrador. " " Newport Point, G-aspe. •' " Baracbois, Gaspe. York, Gaspe Basin. " '• Lingwick. Mission Chapel at Eaton Corner. " " Entry Island, Magdalen. Parsonage at Peninsula, Gaspe. '* Gaspe Basin. *' Melbourne. " Eiviere du Loup. Education of Children of the Clergy. Education Fund. G-rants of Books from Depository. $1,826 68 iase. iDcrease. I'li' t 24 9230 81 603 06 26 95 t 36 9860 81 93 36 9767 45 Grants awaiting fulfilment of conditions : $ 50 00 Mission Chapel, Harrington Harbour, Labrador. 100 00 towards Parsonage at New Liverpool. That so unusually large an amount as $1826.68 should have been expended in grants alone is a matter not to be regretted, indicating as it does unusual activity in Church work ; but it will be observed that this sum more than con- sumes the whole of the year's subscriptions in behalf of this Fund, although the Fund is designed to meet, as well, the general expenses of the management of the Society, printing, &c., &c. As is well known these subscriptions come in late in the year. It is absolutely necessary therefore that the Society 2 IS shonld begin each year with a fair balance in hand. "Wo began the year 1895 with $1,600, but owing to the unusual amount disbursed in grants, as referred to, we are left with but $400, to our credit, on entering upon 189G, an amount quite inadequate to our needs. Until the treasury is re- plenished, we shall consequently be unable to give a favour- able response to any appeal for help however urgent and deserving it may be. We feel sure that we have only to make these facts known in order to secure for the General Fund a more generous support during the current year. THE MISSION FUND. {For the payment of Stipends of Missionaries ; — the Fund being sup- plemented by the annual Grant from the S. P. G., the Assess- ments of the Rural Congregations, a grant from the Clergy Trust Fund, and the interest of the Invested Capital of the Mission • Fund, — the whole administered by the Diocesan Board.) We are pleased in being able to report that the appeal, made last year, for increased contributions in behalf of this important Fund has met with a very generous response, as will have been seen in the foregoing Table. The expenditure of this money is entrusted to the Dio- cesan Board of Missions. In the Report of that Board, as also in the individual Reports of Missionaries, may be in- ferentially gathered the fruit of its wise administration. PENSION FUND, {For the support of aged and infirm Clergymen.) Six Clergymen have been benefited by this Fund during the past year, the total amount paid being $2,243.33. Through the death of the Rev. Peter Roe, one claim, but a brief time enjoyed, has lapsed. widows' and orphans' fund. There were twelve annuitants on this Fund last year, seven widows and five children, the amount paid aggre- gating $2,250. Mrs. Torrance, the widow of the late Rev. J. Torrance, for twenty-five years a recipient of the Fund's bounty, died during the year. 19 This Fund is one which naturally appeals to the sympa* thy of a generous public. The result is that in the course oi long years, its capital has been brought to such a figure that the revenue therefrom suffices for all present demands. For this we feel profoundly grateful. Under these cir- cumstances your Board would be pleased if, until further notice, the people would kindly make their offerings in aid of the General Fund or Mission Fund rather than the W. & O. Fund, the demands upon the two former being very great, and increasing year by year. The following Clergymen have made the required num- ber of payments to the W. & O. Fund, in accordance with Art. XIV of the By-Laws, viz.: The Ven. Archdeacon Roe, the Rev. Messrs. Smith, Lyster, Kemp, Von IfHand, Bur- rage, "Washer, Thompson, Foster, Hepburn, Richardson, Boyle, Allnatt, Sykes, Ball, Blaylock, Richmond, Chapman, Harding, Stevens, Thorneloe, Wurtele, Scarth, Petry, Fyles, Riopel, Stuart, Dr. Adams, Forsythe, Walters, Faulconer, and Fuller. The following Clergymen are in the course of complet- ing their payments, viz. : Rev. Messrs. Adcock, Balfour, Bayne, Brooke, Debbage, Dickson, Fothergill, Horner, Hus- band, Lariviere, Murray, Robertson, Rothera, Rudd, Scott, Wilson, "Wright, H. E., and Parrock. EDUCATION FUND. Seventeen schools received assistance from this Fund in 1895. From Clergy and Trustees alike, warm expressions of gratitude have, from time to time, been received. It will readily be seen from the conditions governing these grants, that, while poor parents receive much needed help and their children a better education than otherwise would be theirs, the Church's teaching, influence and ways must of necessity grow in favour in every locality thus aided. In furtherance of this good work we have again to ex- press our great indebtedness to the Colonial and Continental Church Society for its generous and most helpful grant of .£80 stg. r^f^pf^: 20 The following are the Schools aided— (grants are voted for the Scholastic year) : Name ok School. Tbachrh. Grant. Bourff Louis No. 1 f Miss Margaret Proctor and ) Miss Mary Tiphe J it issC. LeCiallais $4b 00 Bourtr Louis No. 2 45 00 Bourg Louis No. 3. Cape Cove No. 1 Cnne Cove No. 2 f Miss Hughes and ) JMiss M. A. Coorabp j 1 iss Bertha E. Kemu 30 00 50 00 Miss Sarah LenfestPv 30 00 Sandy Beach Barachois a Mias E. 0. Wood 30 00 .Miss L. M. McGie 30 no York. fiagn6 Miss B. E. Bpchervais. 30 00 Frampton East Frampton West Portneuf. Marbleton Miss Mary King 30 00 Miss Nora K. Hodgson Miss Black Miss Annie R. Westman Misa Anna Stevens Miss Doyle Miss Clara Towers 30 00 30 no 50 00 Cumberland Mills 8t. Ursule 30 00 25 no Forcstdale 30 00 Chaudiere Curve Miss M. E. Ross Mr. Willis 10 00 Labrador 1G0 00 Total .9685 00 FUND FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN OF THE CLERGY. Nine grants were made from this Fund last year. In accordance with long custom, Dr. Robert Hamilton gen- erously doubled each grant made by the Society. The aid thus bestowed amounted to $790.00. In every case the School attended w^as either Bishop's College School, Lennox- ville, .or Compton Ladies' College. It is an undeniable fact that in no other calling, demand- ing the high attainments which Church people expect, and properly expect, to find possessed by their Clergy, is the average rate of remuneration so low. How to secure for their children a fitting education is consequently an oft anxious problem with them. In an extensive Mission field with three or four stations and a widely scattered Qock.^ parochial visiting claims and consumes so much of a Clergyman's time, that he cannot properly attend, himself, to the education of his children, nor can he by other labour eke out his small Stipend. This Fund therefore offers a suitable channel through 21 ANT. »45 00 46 00 30 00 50 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 60 00 30 00 25 00 30 00 10 00 160 00 $685 00 — which deserving aid may be rendered and anxious minds relieved. Keoulation.— " Grants from the Fund for the Education of the Children of the Clergy shall bo made at the Society's meeting in the numth of May for each succeeding Scholastic year. Any Clergyman desiring assistance from this Fund shall am.'ly to the SecretJir' of the Church Society for an authorized form of apjMication and shall see that it is returned, duly filled, not later than the first day of May, in order that it may be in time to re- ceive the required ccmsideration of the Finance Committee prior to com- ing before the Central Board." DEPOSITORY. {For the Sale of Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Boooks, Sunday School Books, Books of Devotion, Almanacks, ti'C.) The Sales in 1894 amounted to $636.06. The Sales in 1895 were as follows : 70 Bibles $ 44 43 8 New Testaments 2 79 630 Prayer Books 172 93 466 Hymn Books 155 68 498 Miscellaneous 122 94 249 Almauacks 17 10 359 Cards, &c 12 03 $527 90 FREE GRANTS. 96 Prayer Books 15 00 614 Catechisms 7 00 828 Tracts 8 00 30 00 $557 90 The Depository Committee have received instructions from your Board to make better provision for the sale of books in the Depository ; and, if possible, to place the local management under more efficient control, and in surround- ings more attractive. This end, it is expected, will soon be accomplished. It is the desire of your Board to enlarge the Depository's sphere of usefulness, and to make it a more helpful and vigourous missionary agency. The Secretary of the Church Society will gladly receive suggestions from any of the Clergy as to ways and means of accomplishing this desirable end. Regulation, re : Management of Church Depository. — "That the system governing the sale of books at the Church Depository be strictly a cash system ; that a discount of 10 per cent, be allowed to the Clergy of the Diocese on all purchases, provided payments for such are made within thirty days ; that the same rate of disconnt be allowed to the Laity on making a purchase, for Church purposes, to the amount of |20." ITW?*.' 2S BIHHOP WILLIAMS MEMORIAL MISSION FUND. Of the 111, 826 remaining to be paid on account of this Fund a year ago, only $400 have as yet been received. More however has been promised before we go to press. A Financial Statement will appear at the end of the Report. The Treasurer of the Church Society credits the account with 1*41,209.66. BISHOP O. .T. MOUNTAIN MEMORIAL FUND. A sum of $200 has been given to the Church Society as the nucleus of a Fund in memory of the late Right Rev. G. J. Mountain, third Bishop of Quebec. And a further mater- ial contribution has been promised, the conditions being that so soon as the capital shall reach $20,000, the revenue therefrom shall be available to supplement the Mission Fund of the Church Society. There must be many still living to whom the memory of that great and saintly Bishop is dear. If not hj donation during life, at least by Legacy, some of these might like to give to this Fund a thankofferingfor the noble work which God enabled him to perform in our land. LEGACIES. By the Will of the late Mrs. Porteous, a sum of $3,000 was bequeathed to the late Lord Bishop of Quebec for the benefit of the Blind. The administration of this money, which with interest now amounts to $3,505.65, has been entrusted to the Church Society. Its revenue may be used by the Bishop at his discretion, to assist needy cases as they arise. Mrs. Williams, the widow of our late revered Bishop, left to the Mission Fund of the Church a bequest which has realized $102.25. CHURCH helpers' ASSOCIATION. Last year again the task of soliciting subscriptions in behalf of the Funds of the Church Society, in the city and district of Quebec, was kindly undertaken by the Quebec Association of Church Helpers. The work, no light one, was carried out with the same thopughness and eiiiciency as in former years. The serv- ice, thus rendered the Church, is most highly appreciated by your Board. 28 CHURCH SOCIETY HKLPEIIS. Not in Quebec alone but throughout the Diocese, are earneHt and zealous women found ready to help the j^ood cause by active work, as well as holy influence. An Asso- ciation was formed last Autumn, which already has a Branch in every Parish and Mission in the Diocese (except- ing Labrador), called "the Church Society Helpers." As through the " Woman's Auxiliary " loving help goes out to Missions abroad, so through this Association help will be extended to home Missions, through the Society's channels. The scope of their labours will not be so varied as that of the Quebec Association, but the object is a kindred one. The advent of this new organization goes far to explain the fact that in 1895, subscriptions came in from almost every Mission in the Diocese, and in the aggregate exceeded the receipts of all previous years. The Church Society is very grateful for their help. LOCAL ENDOWMENTS. During the past year the Malbaie Local Endowment Fund was brought up to $3,600, the figure at which its revenue becomes available. The Kingsey Endowment Fund will be in a like position within a few weeks. — We call attention to these facts by way of suggesting to those Missions having Endowments, as yet immature, one of the most effectual means by which they could contribute to wards the support of their Clergy. A little systematic and persevering effort on the part of the interested congregation, extending it may be over a few years, having for its object the augmentation of their Endowment Fund, would bring almost every such Fund in the Diocese up to the revenue-producing-point. We can conceive of no other way whereby, at so com- paratively small an outlay, so large a revenue could be secured for many of the Missions in the near future. THE CLERGY TRUST COMMITTEE. The Clergy Trust Committee, established in 1856 to as ume the administration of the " Commutation Money," aijd who also took charge of the various Local Endowment 24 Funds of the Diocese, has been abolished, — the Church Society having found it advisable to place the management of all its Funds in the hands of the Central Board, and thus have one Finance Committee instead of two. This step does not in reality involve any change in the personnel, since the same gentlemen, for the most part, acted on both Finance Committees. "We cannot however expunge even the name of the " Clergy Trust Committee" from our books without bearing testimony, in the strongest language possible, to the good work which, through forty long years, that Committee did for the Church in this Diocese. To their unwearied interest, their careful husbandry, and their wise administration, we owe it to-day that the several Funds managed by them are in so prosperous a condition as they are. Words inadequately express the Society's in- debtedness to the gentlemen who have acted upon this Committee, and more particularly to its successive Treas- urers. IN MEMORIAM. Your Board desire to offer a tribute of affectionate respect to the memory of the following members, who, having been zealous workers, were called hence during the past year : The Rev. Peter Eoe, after eighteen years of faithful service, and a brief retirement from active duty, died on the fourth of November last. Possessed of singular kindliness of heart, gentleness, and transparent goodness, he was greatly beloved by all who knew him. Mr. W. H. Tapp was for many years a member of this Board, and took an especial interest in the cause of Educa- tion. Mr. Edward Chapman, at one time Master of Lennox- ville G-rammar School, and subsequently, for fifty years, intimately connected with the University of Bishop's Col- lege, was instrumental, through these agencies, as also by the powerful influence of his holy and lovable character, in promoting the Church's cause to an extent which it is impossible to estimate. Miss Forsyth, the daughter of the late Mr. J. Bell For- syth, one of the original founders of the Church Society, 25 was herself one of its ever active and zealous supports. For a long period of years her name appears in our Reports as a collector in behalf of our Funds. In the good work of the " Church Helpers' Association" and of the " Woman's Auxiliary," and in our various Charitable Institutions she ever took the liveliest interest. Her life was devoted to her Church and the Church's manifold operations. Mrs. C. E. Morgan was another member of the Society who for a great many years had taken an unremitting in- terest in Diocesan, Domestic, and Foreign Missions. In her sphere she inspired and led others. Mr. Cornelius Judge. In the death of Mr. Judge, the Church Society has had to deplore no ordinary loss. For thirty years he had been a member of the Central Board and its Committees, and throughout this long period he ever look the deepest interest in all the varied works of the Society. Few Churchmen were so thoroughly acquainted with the whole machinery of the Diocese. His practical knowledge on this head, and his qualifications as a man of business, made his counsel and service of great value. His cheerful readiness to undertake any duties that might be of service to the cause, together with his extreme kindness and courtesy at all times displayed, combine to make our loss keenly felt and his memory dear. The whole of which is respectfully submitted. A. H. Quebec, President. A. J. Balfour, M.A., Secretary 26 Abstract of Proceedings of the Central Board, DDRINa THE YEAR 1895. January. — Annual Report considered and adopted. Ap- plication from Rev. P. Roe, for retiring Pension, acceded to. Application for a grant in aid of Compton Ladies' Col- lege discussed and postponed. Recommendation of Vice- Presidents, and members of Central Board for 1895. February. — Election of Finance, Land, Investment, Education and Depository Committees, and of Hon. Coun- sel. Resignation of Mr. A. Ahern as Auditor. Election of Auditors. Committee on Clerical Reports appointed. Days of Meeting fixed. Report of Education Committee. Teach- er for School No 2, Bourg Louis, accepted. Grant made to School at Cumberland Mills. |100 granted to new Church at York, Gaspe Basin. $100 to Parsonage at Gaspe Basin. Application for grants in aid of new Churches at Barachois, Gaspe, and at Danville, postponed. Report of Clergy Trust Committee discussed and postponed for further con- sideration. Application for a grant in aid of Compton La- dies' College again considered, the Society, with regret, un- able to comply. Report of D. and F. Missions ordered to be printed in Annual Report of Society. A record of the alterations made in By-Laws since 1891, and of new Regu- lations and Rules since then adopted, ordered to be pre- pared. The Secretary instructed to publish an Alphabetical List of Incorporated Members of the Church Society, arnually ; and when the qualifying subscription is not paid, to communicate with the member interested. Subsequent Meeting. — $100 granted new Church at Bara- chois, Gaspe. 150 towards Mission Chapel at Eaton Cor- ner. Letter from Rev. I. M. Thompson in reference to the Rev P. Roe. Judge Andrews expresses his inability to act on Central Board, but his readiness to give indirect assistance whenever possible. Bequest of the late Mrs. Porteous, in the interest of the Blind, considered ; the Hon. Counsel's opinion on the same. Letter from the Bishop ask- ing the Church Society to invest and administer aforemen- tioned Legacy in his behalf read and complied with. Messrs. Hamilton, Judge and Balfour a Committee to co-operate with the Bishop in making arrangements for Anniversary Service and Missionary Meeting. 27 March. — New School Teachers at Marbleton and Port- neuf accepted. Treasurer's Report presented. Income of the Bishop Williams Commeration Fund to be added to capital, pro tern. Letter of thanks from Rev. A. H. Robert- son for grant. Letter from Mr. J. Smyth, Church- Warden, re Inverness Grlebe Land ; referred to Land Committee. Letter from Rev. T. L. Ball, re : depreciation of revenue from Nicolet Endowment Fund ; the Treasurer asked to reply. Names of Incorporated Members to be published according to Par- ishes. Conditions governing "Outfit " Grants. $100 grant- ed a young Clergyman for " outfit." April. — Rev. Mr. Ball acknowledges as satisfactory, ex- planation, re : Shrinkage of revenue from Nicolet Endow- ment Fund. Rev. R. A. Parrock qualifies for Pension and Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Mr. Balfour resigns office of of Honorary Secretary-Treasurer of Church Depository. Mr. W. H. A. Eckhardt appointed in his place. May. — Teacher of School at East Frampton accepted. G-rants made in aid of seventeen Schools. Eight grants made in aid of Education of Children of the Clergy; Resolution affecting Coaticook. ^100 granted a young Clergyman for outfit. Application for a grant towards new Parsonage at Melbourne considered and postponed. An increase of rent for use of Church Hall asked for ; referred to Finance Com- mittee. Resolution of condolence with Rev. M. M. Fother- gill, late Secretary, on death of his son. Rev. F. A. Fother- gill, passed. September. — $50 granted towards small Church on Entry Island, Magdalen Islands. |100 towards new Par- sonage at Melbourne. Two applications received from Clergymen for grants for Educational purposes ; not com- plied with, the money for this purpose having been, ac- cording to custom, distributed in May. Two grants, $100 each, to two young Clergymen for outfits. Treasurer's Re- port presented. Report of Land Committee, re : Inverness Glebe. Six letters of thanks read, for grants received from Church Society. Application from Incumbent and Church- Wardens of Lingwick for permission to sell site of old Church and apply proceeds towards purchasing another more suitable ; referred to Land Committee. Treasurer authorized to advance half year's School grant to Mr. Willis, 28 teacher at Labrador. Subscribers to W. and O. Fund, whose annual payments were received after stipulated time, were, by vote of Board, allowed to qualify. Applica- tion for grant in behalf of Parsonage at New Liverpool read and referred to Finance Committee. Letter from Rev. M. M. Fothergill gratefully acknowledging the Board's Re- solution of sympathy, November. — Teachers for following Schools accepted : No. 2 Cape Cove, West Frampton, No. 1 and No. 3 Bourg Louis. Grant to No. 2 Bourg Louis withdrawn, the teacher not being a member of the Church of England, as required by By-Law governing School grants. The sale of the " St. Paul series of Church Catechisms " authorized in Church Depository. $100 granted towards Parsonage at New Li- verpool. $100 towards new Church at Ling wick. $50 towards Mission Chapel at Harrington Harbour, Labrador. $200 for outfits to two young Clergymen. $35 towards Education of a Clergyman's daughter at Compton Ladies' College. $50 instead of $40 per annum to be the amount of rent for use of Church Hall for the next three years. Treasurer's Report presented. Thanks from Rev. I. M. Thompson for School grant. Resignation of Mr. W. H. A. Eckhardt as member of Central Board and Honorary Secre- tary of Depository, necessitated by his removal to Montreal. Resolution of regeet and kind wishes. Mr. Balfour asked to resume charge 6f Depository pro tem. Pension voted to widow of Rev. P. Roe. Opinion of Hon. Counsel, re : sale of Church land in Ljngwick, also in Danville. Depository Committee asked to make better provision for the sale of books at Depository. Death of Mr. Cornelius Judge. Re- solution of condolence. • December. — $68 granted towards Parsonage at Riviere du Loup Three letters of thanks for grants made by the Society. A grateful acknowledgment received of the Society's Resolution of sympathy with Mrs. Judge and family. Three Clergyman qualify for future Pension. Le- gacy of late Mrs. Parker, of Ranborough, accepted on the stipulated conditions. Messrs. Williams, Hamilton and Balfour appointed a Committee to make arrangements for the Anniversary Meeting of the Church Society. The Finan- cial Statements, ordered last year to be omitted from indivi- dual reports, to be printed in future as in former years 29 REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN BOARD OF MISSIONS TO THK Diocesan Chupoh Society for the year 1895. The following is the abstract of the revenue account of the Diocesan Board for the year ended December 3 1st, 1895 : Dr. To Stipends $2r),fi7o 13 " Pensions 430 42 " Special Missionary Work. 873 12 " Vacation Fund Grants... 210 00 " General Rxpenscs 242 94 " Special Expenses 7 00 " Ralance .S,323 65 $30,702 26 Or By Balance from 1894 $ 650 53 " Assessments received 13,924 02 " S.P.G. Grant for 1805 4,379 90 " S.P.G. " Pensions.... 30 45 " Mission Fnnd 5,478 31 " Clergy Trust Fund 6,847 69 " Col. and Cont. Church Society Grant 360 00 " Vacation Fund, donation 100 00 " Interest 21 40 $30,792 26 The above statement must be regarded as very satis- factory, showing as it does that tiie resources of the Dio- cesan Board during 1895 have so far exceeded its expendi- ture, that the much needed balance with which to begin the current year is now at its disposal " This will obviate the necessity of drawing upon the Clergy Trust Fund for the whole of its surplus revenue, as was the case the past year, a measure which, in view of diminishing rates of interest, it is not advisable to adopt as a rule. Whilst it is most gratifying to note this very consider- able increase in income, your Board, without attempting any forecast of its financial position, is quite certain that no such favourable result can be reached at the close of 1896, owing to the fact that the S. P. Gr. grant will be $1,000 less than in 1895, to say nothing of a possible increase of expenditure in the near future from the necessity of affording assistance, to some of the Clergy whose Missions are too extensive to be worked with efficiency, single handed. . 30 It must also be borne in mind that your Society adopted a resolution two years ago instructing the Diocesan Board to consider the question of raising the Stipends of the Clergy. This matter has not baen overlooked, and this much desired improvement will certainly be carried out, if, on further examination of the financial position, it is seen to be prob- able that the permanent income of your Board will justify it. Among the resources of the Diocesan Board there is none which it views with more anxious solicitude than the Mission Fund of the Church Society, regarding it as one of the chief means by which any expansion of missionary work may be made in the Diocese, or by which that work may be rendered more efficient. It is most gratifying then to note that the increase from that Fund, in 1894, has been nearly doubled in 1895. There has been, it is true, a small decrease in the city — amounting to less than $50, which little fact, your Board does not doubt, will only act as an incentive to more generous efforts in the future — but in every Rural District the more efficient organization adopted seems to have brought about the very best results. Especially in the Districts of St. Francis and Gaspe has its success been most marked, each having more than doubled the contributions of the previous year. With reference to the condition and prospects of the Mis- sions aided by the Diocesan Board, there is every reason to believe that, making our allowance for the great difficulties of the work and the large extent of field covered by our Missionaries, substantial progress is being made, an earnest of still greater advancement in the future. Indeed this is not a matter ri coiijectnre, but an absolute fact of which many proofs are to be found in the individual reports of the Clergy in every Rural Deanery in the Diocese. The statement made in the admirable synopsis of those reports for the Deanery of St. Francis, showing that nearly $4,000 more had been raised for all Church purposes *han in the previous year, of which $759 had been contributed in ex- cess of the amount given the year before towards extra par- ochial objects, is only one out of many proofs evidencing the practice of those Christian duties which betoken accept- ance of the Church's teaching. The yearly increasing regularity and promptitude with which the Church- Wardens observe the stipulated condi- 81 idopted L Board Clergy, desired further )e prob- justify there is han the s one of ssionary it work ng then las been , a small , which 3t as an -but in adopted pecially success led the he Mis- eason to Rculties by our earnest d this is which ports of ,e. The reports r $4,000 I in the d in ex- ictra par- dencing I accept- tions of their agreements with your Board, may be adduced as another fact indicative of progress and the value in which are held, by those most concerned, the blessings pro- vided for them. No material increase in the Assessments has been made in 1895. The following changes in the staff of the Clergy have taken place : — The Rev. Peter Roe, for seventeen years the faithful Mis- sionary of Inverness, was obliged, from failing health, to ac- cept his retiring allowance in the month of June, when the Rev. H A. Dickson, formerly Missionary at Randborough, was appointed to succeed him. Mr. Roe, of whom an obi- tuary notice appears in the Report of the Central Board, did not long enjoy his well earned repose on earth, but was called to his eternal rest on 7th November last. In June the Rev. C. H. Brooks resigned the Mission of Way's Mills and Barnston, and the Rev. A. E. Whatham entered upon its charge in the month of September. The Rev. E. A. Weary resigned the Mission of Dudswell and was succeeded by the Rev. Edmund Jackson in the month of July. The Rev. A H. Moore, who had previously served the Mission for some months as Lay Reader, was appointed to Randborough and Island Brook in the month of June. The vacancies in the Diocese during the past year have been few and for short periods only. Every Mission on the list, now numbering thirty-four, exclusive of four self-sup- porting Parishes, has a resident Clergyman. All which is respectfully submitted. A. B. Von Iffland, M.A., Secretary. A. H. Quebec, President. de with condi- 32 REPORT OF THE LORD BISHOP FOR THE YEAR 1895, With reference to Spceial Fluids entrusted to liim for Mis- sionary Work in tlie Diocese. In addition to the Missionary Work in the Diocese, un- dertaken and administered by the Diocesan Board of the Church Society, showing that 1 13,924.02 were received during the year in Assessments, and that $16,217.71 were received from other sources, and that $27,468.61 were spent in Stipends of Missionary Clergy, &c., the Bishop has been enabled, by kind friends and supporters of the Diocese, to undertake further Missionary Work at Beebe Plain, Dan- ville, Hereford, Lake Megantic, Leeds, Milby, Sandhill. Johnville, on the coast of Labrador, and on the Magdalen Islands. Towards this additional work $915 were received in Assessments, $1,651.51 were received from other sources, making the whole sum paid by the Bishop in Stipends, &c., up to $2,566.51. Hence we may say with thankfulness that the Assess- ments amounted altogether to $14,839.02, while the contri- butions from the interest of invested funds, added to dona- tions, subscriptions, &c., amounted to $17,869.22, and the total amount spent on Stipends for Missionary Work within the Diocese to $30,035.12. 33 Report of the St. Francis District Association of the Ghnrch Society, for the year 1895. The total amount of money raised in the District during the past year for Church purposes of all kinds— not includ- ing $1,125.92 raised for Bishop's College Chapel windows — is $30,153.20. This is $3,881.07 more than was reported last year, and, considering the continued financial depres- sion, is certainly something to be thankful for. And, if it be true, as it certainly is, that one olf the best evidences of a Church's vitality and earnestness is its read- iness to respond to claims for aid which come from outside its own limits, there is still greater cause for thankful- ness in the fact that the amount contributed this year for extra parochial objects is $767.69 more than that of last year, while the oflerings for the Church Society exceed last year's.by $260.62, hoing $1,325.38. Of the money raisf 4 for extra parochal purposes, $2,984.27 were devoted to objects within the Diocese, and $1,033.25 to objects beyond our Diocesan, limits. The following Parishes have specially distinguished themselves in this matter of outside giving : — Richmond contributing 14 p. c. of its total income ; Cookshire 15 p. c. ; Coaticook and Lennox ville 16 p. c. ; Danville and Sher- brooke 20 p. c. ; Barford 27 p. c, and Hatley nearly 33 p. c. Nor would it be fair to mention these Parishes with- out stating that there are certain others which have similar- ly distinguished themselves, although, because of unusual expenditure for special work, such as Church building, the results are not so apparent. The year on the whole seems to have been one of quiet w^ork and steady progress. The pressure of hard times has been felt, and in various places difficulties of no slight chg,racter have been encountered. But there has been no retrogression. The ground has been rather more than held. Several reports speak of tho opening of new centres of work. The majority speak of congregations holding their own and even increasing in spite of the usual losses by removal. And in them all there is a spirit of hopefulness which must be very cheering to the hearts of loyal churchmen. 3 ff^ 84 Two great problems of the present day are certainly "How to awakon met/ to a greater earnestness in religious things," and " How to secure the more thorough training of the young ?" It is therefore a cause for deep thankful- ness that our Clergy seem to be setting themselves to grapple with these problems. One Clergyman speaks in his report of "a large percentage of wc/i attending the Serv- ices," Another s.iys : " I have a number of energetic young men at work." There is an evidently increasing and a not wholly unsuccessful effort being made to draw men into the work of the C!hurch. It is no longer so difficult as it used to be^j to induce young laymen to help in the Services of the Church, or the people to accept their ministrations. One of our reports refers to such a layman as " our devoted Lay Reader." The St. Andrew's Brotherhood has reached us. The Lay Helpers' Association is now duly organized. And as to work among the young almost every report speaks encouragingly of Sunday Schools or Guilds for the young or other similar agencies. Sunday School Confer- ences too have been held in various centres and havd awakened much interest. And catechising, long talked of, is now becoming a common feature of our parochial work. The causes of this healthful and hopeful state of things are not far to seek. First. — Our devoted Bishop has made himself felt through- out the District, visiting, preaching, lecturing, confirming and counselling. His visits have ever brought fresh vigour aud encouragement, and the Clergy have been helped by them amid their discouragements. Secondly. — The Clergy themselves realize the necessity of patient and persistent labour. They are used both to success and failure, and are neither unduly uplifted by the one nor cast down by the other. Thirdly. — The women are active as ever, and in their Guilds and Auxiliaries have done quite as much as in former years to keep up the life and vigour of the Church. And fourthly. — Bishop's College and School, which are still doing a good work on their own educational lines, are now a Missionary centre from whence Clergy and Students go forth, near and far, ministering to the needs not only of settled Parishes in time of necessity, but to scattered Con- gregations in School-Houses, and are exerting a real and powerful influence for good and strengthening the hands both of Clergy and people, 85 There are certain points of importance and interest in some of the reports which before closing it were well to emphasize. " Heartiness of responses," says one, *• is a fea- ture of the Services here." Would that this could be said of all our Churches. The Rector of Cookshire reports St. Andrew's Chapel, at Eaton Corner, furnished, paid for, consecrated and used. The Parish of Danville suffered a grievous loss at the begin- ning of the year in the destruction by fire of its beautiful Church of St. Augustine. The congregation is reported as holding together, and making a brave effort to provide the means to build again. Stanstead reports the division of its field of labour, and a resident Clergyman established in Beebe Plain. Many reports speak of the advances made in Church music, through the aid of Mr. Dorey, the organist of St. Peter's, Sherbrooke. Finally, the College for young women at Compton is still maintaining its existence and doing good work ; and there is reasonable ground to hope that the debt, which has so long hindered its progress, will, by the end of this year, be en- tirely swept away. On the whole, though the difficulties are evidently many and great, calling for zeal, tact and courage, yet, wherever these qualities are manifested, even in moderate degree, coupled with a belief in the divine origin and mission of the Church, and a readiness to endure hardship and sink self in loyal devotion tp the Master, there, the Church will be certain, not only to root herself, but to grow, bear fruit and prosper ! George Thoiine£oe, Secretary. Sherbrooke, Q., Dec. 10th, 1895. ACTON. The Rev. L. 0. "Wurtele reports : — During the past year the usual Church Services have been faithfully and without interruption kept up. One noticeable and pleasing feature in the Services within this Mission, and it holds good at all three Stations, is the heart- iness with which the congregation joins in the responses. In October last a Commercial traveller happened to come to Church ; and after service his remark to me was, " This Church has life in it, so hearty are the response^. In the w 86 coiirst^ of my journoy through the country, I am often pained by the coldness and duUness of the Service. Two or three voices only can be heard, and these in i'altoring tones, as if they were afraid to hear themselves." Once a month, in St. Mark's Church, Actonvale, the Evening Ser- vice and Sermon are given in French, and every Sunday morning about one-third of the Servicb is given in the same tongue. 1 have also a Service in French on a Wednesday evening twice a month in a private residence. The many to whom French is more familiar than English duly appre- ciate these privileges. As last year, so again this year, glad- ly can I testify to the regularity of, and the increase in, the attendance at the Holy Table. It has been pleasing to notice the regularity of the meet- ings of the Woman's Auxiliary and its Junior Branch. The members are few, and not wealthy, but they are earnest and sincere in their exertions in the cause of Missions, A bale has been made, w^orth about $14.00, and it is the inten- tion of the members to forward it to the Venerable Arch- deacon Tims, of Calgary, Alberta. As a means of bringing the young together with their parents for their mutual good, once a week alternately we have a meeting of our Shakespeare and Agassiz Clubs ; these meetings are looked forward to with pleasure, and are found to be interesting and instructive. On June 19th we all gladly welcomed the ]iresence of our beloved Diocesan. Six (Candidates received the Holy Rite of Confirmation. We are sorry to announce the loss by death of one of our active members, the late Miss Eleanor H. Towle, who w^as called away last December ; she was a regular contributor to our Church funds, and entered heartily in all our pro- jects for the improvement of the congregation. Her depar- ture is severely felt by us all. Our aspirations for the future improvement in the con- dition of the town of Acton are still hopeful. Providence may still have in store a bright and prosperous future for this place. We pray that it may be so. Baptisms, 3; Confirmations, 6; Marriages, 2; Burials, 3. Financial Statement. at BARFORD. Tho Uov. (1. II. A. Murray reports : — The reju:ulur round of Sunday and w*'ek-day Servicer and parochial visitinj? has been kept up durini? the year. Three hundred and one Services have been held. Increased inter- est in some branches of the ('hurch's work is noticeable. The Bishop made two regular visits to the Mission, and very kindly gave me three hours on a third occasion, as he was en route to LennoxviUe from Hall's Stream. During these visits, His Lordship bnptized six adults, confirmed sixteen candidates, the majority of whom were between twenty and sixty-five vears of age, gave two Chi\rch His- tory Lectures, attended a Social, and nuide several calls. The Missionary Meetings and Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Dixville, Stanhope, and I'erryborough were well attended and much appreciated. Rev. Dr. Allnatt, Kev. ('anon Foster, and Revs. Messrs. Bell, Binnington, Brooks, King and Wilson, each favoured one or more of the congregations with a Sermon or an Ad- dress. The attendance at Holy Communion, notwithstanding the losses caused by removals and death, is on the increase. The number of adult baptisms, and the amount raised for the Church Society, beat the record of any yeai since I came to the Mission. Thirty per cent of the whole income goes to extra-parochial objects. St. Cuthberfs Chmrh, Dixville. vices per month are held here, tendance averages fifty-four ; Friday evening ten. At the different phases of Church teaching are being explained. Of late there has been a larger attendance at the evening- Services, and it would be larger still, were it not that the majority of the congregation live on farms eome distance from the Church, and it is not always convenient for them to come out in the evening. The number on the Sunday School roll has also increased, and a deeper interest has been aroused as a result of the special plea made at the Service of Intercession in October 20th. Mr. Gill continues to keep a sharp eye on the finances, and is always prepared for the end of the quarter. Miss Johnson, besides filling the position of organist satis- factorily, discharges the duties of Sunday School teacher — An average of ten Ser- The Sundav morning at- Sunday evening twelve ; Fridav eveniuff Services, 38 vety efficiently. Miss B. and Miss E. Boright, who teach the Village School, also render valuable assistance in the Sunday School. St. Lawrence's Church, Barf or d. — Fortnightly Sunday Ser- vices are held here. Average attendance eight. A happy event of the year was the marriage of Miss D. Ward to Mr. Gilmour, of Montreal. She is missed very much ; for she had acted as organist, and had won the good-will of all who knew her. A newly painted Church, whitewashed fence, liberal special collections, and large subscriptions to the Church Society, bear witness to the generosity of this con- gregation, small though it be. St. Paul's Church, Stanhope. — Eight Services are held here each month. The average attendance is, on Sundays, thirty- five; on Wednesdays fourteen. In some respects the Church's work here was retarded by a severe Scarlet Fever epidemic which raged during the month of May, and was not alto- gether checked till September ; for, besides being the means of closing the Church for a month, it did much to diminish the attendance at the Services, There were three deaths in the families belonging to this congregation, and several among the French Canadians. One bright and prom- ising young man was stricken down on a Friday and died the following Tuesday, leaving a wife and young child to mourn his loss. The scourge, however, was not an un- mixed evil ; for, besides directing attention to the sanitary condition of the place, it was a means in Grod's hand of moving three adults to come forward for Baptism and Confirmation when the Bishop visited the Mission in June, The interior of the Church has been tinted, the approach- es gravelled and the horse-shed painted. Mr. S. A. Baldwin furnished the materials, and Mr. W. F. Johnston and Mr. Frank Young did their work gratis. Mr. A. M. Stetson, who owns nearly all the real estate around Norton Mills, spends a few months of the year here and takes an interest in the prosperity of the Church. Mr. Bishop and family combine the duties of Church- Warden and Sexton, The Church is always comfortable, and there are no fees to be paid. Miss E. Bishop, the or- ganist, and the young ladies of the Choir, are very punctual and painstaking. Miss Bishop and Mrs. Shatvuck have done good work in the Sunday School. Last .Christmas, the members of this congregation shewed ^9 their good-will by presenting to their pastor and his wife a beautiful rattan rocking chair. Church of the Advent, Perryhoro. — About thirty Sunday, and occasional w^eek-day, Services w^ere held during the year. The average attendance was forty. Mr. W. Melrose, during the few months he was here, was ready and willing to help in every good w^ork, not forgetting the Sunday School. Miss tv. Evans, teacher of the district school, Mr. E. Birch and Mrs. Perry, all rendered efiicient services in the Sunday School ; Miss Evans also took charge of the organ, and now that she has left the place, w^e miss her very much. The members of the Guild still continue their good work. The congregation is indebted to them for a new furnace and three new seats in the Church, as well as to the men w^ho gave work and helped to dig the furnace cellar The removal of the stove and the addition of the seats improve the appearance of the interior of the Church and make it capable of seating twelve more persons Mr. A. Betts furnishes wood and oil, and keeps the Church ready for Services free of cost. I regret to have to chronicle the death of Mr. H. F. Walker. He was warden for several years, a devout Chris- tian, a kind father who lived to see a largo family vir- tuously and christianly brought up ; and, on the morning preceding his death, he had the consolation of joining with seven members of that family (including his two daughters- in-law) in partaking of " the most comfortable Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ." " Blessed are the dead w^hich die in the Lord." Mr. Perry and his family have moved froir* this neigh- borhood. They will be much missed, having been amongst the oldest settlers of the place, highly esteemed by their neighbours, and much interested in Church work; but Perryboro's loss will be Hatley's gain ; and I am pleased to note that Mr. Hobson, who succeeds Mr. Perry, is a con- sistent churchman. I cannot close this report without expressing my appre- ciation of the tokens of kindness and friendship shown by many individual members of the several congregations towards myself and family, and especially of their sym- pathy and help when we v/ere passing through the ordeal of affliction and death. ' Baptisms, 24 ; (Adults, 8 ; Infants, 16 ;) Confirmed, 16 ; Marriages, 4 ; Burials, 10. 40 Barpord's FiNANcrAL Statement. Parochial. Assessment Easter offerinfr Sunday School Church Improvement.... Insurance Synod Dues General purposes Total. Extra Parochial. (a) Diocesan. Church Society. — Offertories.. " Subsc) -.ptions B. W. M. M. F Bishop's College Compton College Total. (b) Extra- Diocesan. Foreign Missions Domestic Missions , Children's Lenten Offering, sent to Rev. W. Nicolls, Medicine Hat Jews (London Society) a 9 o 72 $ cts, 90 00 2 7.3 7 47 1 00 6 00 2 00 31 01 140 21 123 65 4 71 11 10 25 00 1 45 42 42 68 9^; 1 35 3 50 71 01 u c 03 02 3 Cd $ cts. 65 00 17 65 1 00 20 00 00 00 12 00 5 25 35 00 1 95 15 00 $ cts< 50 00 1 50 10 00 15 00 3 25 2 00 9 00 5 7 20 2 50 1 85 1 95 Total Total Extra Parochial. 6 52 6 30 49 20 ; 63 50 Grand total '$189 41 ■ 187 15 90 75 10 73 11 00 1 55 24 23 52 1 00 2 60 68 4 IS 27 70 118 45 JS o e JS O $ cts 40 00 1 06 50 00 2 75 2 00 5 00 100 81 3 47 7 00 25 00 2 80 34 39 21 1 54 1 15 41 o $ Cts. 245 00 22 94 18 47 86 00 16 00 10 00 57 01 455 42 24 16 64 7'1 50 00 7 75 16 00 3 10 162 61 6 00 4 35 00 3.75 20 10 42 31 182 71 14.T 12 638 13 bishop's college, lennoxville. The. Rev. Principal Adams reports: — Our prevailing feeling at the end of the Chrigtian year is one of thankfulness. The Chapel Services are continued as before with the exception that now we have on the first Sunday of the month two Celebrations of the Holy Com- munion, one at 9.45 A.M., and one, as on every other Sun- day, at 7.30 A.M. We have a Celebration on every Saint's 41 o $ cts. 245 00 22 94 18 47 86 00 IB 00 10 CO 57 01 455 42 24 16 64 ■?') 50 00 7 75 16 00 162 61 6 00 4 35 6 00 3.75 20 10 182 71 638 13 Bay; Daily Prayer, morning and evening; Litany — Sun* days, "Wednesdays and Fridays. During Lent the special short Service of devotion and reading at 7.45 A.M., lasting fifteen minutes. The number of Clergymen on the staff is the same as last year — four. The Rev. Professor Watkins, M.A., has become Provost of the Western University, London, Ont., and is succeeded in the Chair of Classics by the Rev. Pro- fessor Parrock, B.A., scholar of Pembroke College, Cam- bridge, who has already been in the Diocese two years. The Rev. Professor Wilkinson, one of the staff, has been responsible, in addition to College clerical duty, for the Mission of Sandhill, Johnville and Milby. In the coming year he will be responsible for Sunday work in assistance to Rev. A. H. Robertson in connexion with Sandhill and Johnville, as well as in other parts of Eaton, but will only retain the pastoral charge of Milby. The Principal, in addition to College Chapel work, has taken charge of the work in the Belvidere Mission, sup- ported by Bishop's College School, in which four School- house Services have been maintained throughout the year. Two of our Students were ordained Deacons, by the Bishop of Quebec, on June 24th (S. John the Baptist). The Sermon on the occasion was preached by the Principal, Dr. Allnatt presenting the Candidates. The Bishop's visits occur regularly once a Term ; Lec- tures are given to the Students on various subjects connect- ed with the work of the Church. Recently the Canons of the Church, ancient and modern, have been receiving at- tention ; and the Bishop hears the Students read and preach. The College Missionary Union has held meetings in each Term. The present Term shews an increase of interest in Foreign Missionary work. The offerings are sent to St. Paul's College, Madagascar Diocese. At the recent meet- ing on November 29th, the Sermon was preached by the Rev. Henry E. Wright, M.A., of Sherbrooke ; papers were read by Rev. Professor Parrock, M.A., and Mr. T. Donnelly, B.A. Several Students were selected as speakers, and the meeting was very successful. At previous m.eetings, various missionary subjects have been brought forward by the Principal and by Professor Wilkinson, and Sermons preach- ed by some members of the staff. The annual Confirmation was held on the evening of S. John the Baptist's Day. Twelve boys received the Apos- 4^ • tolic Rite of the Laying on of hands, on the evening of the day on which two of the Students had been ordained. This is a happy coincidence which we should be glad to see re- peated from year to year. The Principal's work, as Chaplain, has been continued in three divisions : 1st. Communicants' Class. — Church History ; 2nd. Confirmation— throughout the year ; 3rd. Junior* Class— Gospel of St. Matthew — Epistles and Gospels for different days studied. At the beginning of the fiftieth year we were able to re- port the largest entry of Students, the largest number of Students, and a large number of Students who are Candi- dates for Holy Orders. Now, a year later, at the beginning of our second half-century of existence, we are able to re- port a further increase in Students — exactly forty-two — being double the number of Students in June, 1885, at which time the whole number of Students was consider- ably less than the number of Candidates for Holy Orders at the present time. We see here great cause for thankful- ness. In the Chapel we have received a number of stained giass windows of admirable design from various donors. Of the thirty-one lights actually in the Chapel, sixteen are actually either in, or promised. A three-light window — East — gift of Mrs. Nicolls, in memory of her father, Biehop Mountain, the Founder and First President. A three-light window — West — gift of Dr. Mountain, in memory of Dr. Mountain's family. A two-light window— given by the Ladies of Lennox- ville, in memory of Dr. Nicolls, First Principal. A one-light window, in memory of Eev. L. Doolittle. M. A., at one time Rector of Lennoxville, an ardent promoter of Bishop's College — given by overplus from the last named window, together with remainder from Bishop Dunn. A two-light window, 'ii memory of Dr. Lobley, Second Principal — given by the Bishop. A two-light window, in memory of Bishop Williams, late Rector of School and Third President of the Corporation — given by the Chancellor. A two-light window, in memory of Bishop Fulford, Se- cond President of the Corporation — by private subscrip- tion, on which $50.00 is still owing. A one-light is promised, in memory of H A. L. Young, a 43 student, and son of one of our earliest students, who died at the College in June, 1891. The specimen light is still in the Chapel, and we propose to keep it there ; so we hope some kind friend will give it to us, "We thus have fifteen lights of the thirty-oue to pro- vide for. We consider ourselves remarkably fortunate in having received so much generous help. To the kind donors we offer our cordial thanks, and especially to the Bishop, whose kind advice and guidance has been invalu- able. We report the sum of $1,150, as contributed for win- dows since the last report. We also report the starting of the Jubilee Fund. Bishop Dunn has offered $500, Mr. E. J. Price 1500, the Principal $250, the Chancellor (for the Chapel) $100, Archdeacon Lindsay $50 ; total thus far $1,400. Other $G00 is reported, but the promise is not in writing. Since this start was made, we have received a munificent offer from Mr. Robert Hamilton of $20,000 for a special Jubilee Fund, half to en- dow the Head Mastership of the School, the other half to go to the College for general purposes. This noble gift is to be received by us on condition that the Jubilee Fund should otherwise amount, in bona fide promised subscrip- tions, to $10,000 before the 31st July, 1896. We hail the offer with grateful joy, and hopefully encounter tfie task so graciously set us. The Choral Communion of June 27, our Jubilee Eucha- rist, was a Service to be remembered by all who took part in it. The Bishop of Quebec celebrated; the Bishop of Nova Scotia was the Preacher ; the Dean of Ontario read the Epistle, and the Dean of Quebec the Gospel, the Prin- cipal acting as Deacon. One of our number, the most beloved of the staff, the late Edward Chapman, an intimate friend and trusted servant of the Church and of its Educational Institution, has pass- ed away during the year. From 1842, before the actual foundation of the College, he worked in the school which was the nucleus of our College School. His services have been always self-sacrificing. H'.s life was a tribute of lov- ing generosity. Many beautiful additions to our Church fittings are gratefully chronicled : — from Quebec — Credence-Table and Faldstool, from the "Church Helpers"; Fair Linen and other gifts, from S. Matthew's Ouild; a superb White Altar Frontal, from Mrs, J. Hamdton and her brother; a hand- 44 borae Dossal, from Miss R. Hamilton ; a beautiful lace in turn on that Sunday. I took the Services at Cookshire and Eaton Corner for the first time on the 17th November, and the Rev. Professor Parrock will take them on the 15th of this month (December). I may state here that, besides the work above mentioned, I have, during the past year, occupied the position of Chaplain at Cacouna for the month of August and the first Sunday in September ; and have also taken Services and preached at Windsor Mills, Brompton Falls, Island Pond, St. John's, Melbourne ; Richmond ; Waterville, North Hat' 40 11 ^oned, ion of |e first is and Pond, Hat' ley and Eustis ; at these last three places in connection \vilh the Jubilee Celebration arranged by the Ke\'. E. A. W. Kin*?. Money collected for extm I'lirocliial objects in Milby, Sandhill and Joliiivillo : — J////V/— Mission Fund of Cliiircil Society, $1.20; Hialiop's College, $1.55 ; Pen- sion Fund, *2.0(l ; Domestic. Missions, $'l.2S; Compton Ladies' College, $1.72; Hisliop Blvth's Mission to Jews, $i).:Vi ; (ieneral Fund of Cliurch Society, $2.34 ; Foreign Missions, $1.57.— Total, $ll.9!>. ^^*«r//((7/.— Pension Fund, $:h.J»8 ; Bishop's College, $1.10; Domestic Missions, $1.30; Bishop BIyth's Mission to .Jewi», $(». 28.— Total, $«.66. ,/(>/(«i3i7/^.— Bishop's College, *0.4fi; Domestic Missions, $0.90; Bishop Blyth' a Mission to Jews, !!<1.42.— Total, $2.78.— Grand Total, $21.43. bishop's colleqe brotherhood of readers. (Drawn up by T. Donnelly (Vice-Warden), at the request of the Warden.) At the present time the following are the members of the College Broth tirhood of Readers : — Messrs Donnelly, B.A., Watson, B.A., Dickson, B.A., Almond, B.A., Barton, B.A., Vial, B.A , Pye, B.A., Mundy, B.A., Dowdell, B.A., Burns, Wayman, Patterson and Moor. At the end of the last college year, the following members left us : — Messrs. A. H. Moore, B.A., C. E. Bishop, B.A., Turner, B.A., Dixon and Aveling. During the past year the members have taken work as follows : — Mr. A. H. Moore — During Christmas holidays at Rand- boro'. Continuous Sunday duty in this Mission after Col- lege opened until June 2nd, excepting January 27th and May 12th at Acton vale, also March 10th at Windsor and March 31st at Cookshire. Mr. C. E. Bishop — Took occasional duty in Bishop's Col- lege School Mission. Mr. T. Donnelly — During the Christmas and Summer holidays assisted the Rev. E. E, Husband in his Mission of New Carlisle. Three Sundays at Cookshire, January 27th, June 2nd and September 2 1st. He has also taken occasional Sunday duty at Lake Megantic and in the Bishop's College School Mission. Mr. B. Watson — January 13th at Drummondville, Janu- ary 27th at Scotstown, June 2nd at Way's Mills, October 6th at Danville, November 2nd at East Hatley. Four Sun- days at Sandhill, March 31st, May 5th and 19th and Sep- tember 22nd. From July l^th to August 18th assisted Rev. F. Gc. Scott in his Mission at Drummondville. 50 Mr. S. B. Dickson— From July 4th to September 8th in the Mission of St. George. On March 10th took Sunday duty at Kandboro'. Mr. J. Almond — During Christmas holidays, took charge of Mission at Lake Megantic. Continuous Sunday duty in this Parish after College opened until May Ath. Three Sundays at Way's Mills, June 9th, 16th and 23rd. Two Sundays at "Windsor Mills, September ir)th and November ICth. Also took occasional Sunday duty in Uishop's Col- lege School Mission. Mr. W. Barton — From January 20th to February 10th at Angus. November 11th at Stanstead. Two Sundays at Sherbrooke, October 27th and May I9th. He also took occasional duty at Milby. Mr. J. C, Dixon — Took' occasional duty in Bishop's College School Mission. Mr. F. G. Yial— Took charge of Rev. W. G. Faulconer's Mission of Ireland during month of August. Mr. G. Pye — Assisted at Sandhill from February 3rd to June 30th. During months of July, August and September took charge of Sandhill, Milby and Johnville. Since then has assisted at Sandhill. Mr. Pye has also taken charge of Sunday School at Sandhill during the past year. Mr. J. P. Turner — One Sunday at Coaticook on January 13th, also on June 9th took Service at Sandhill. Mr. C. T. Mundy — Two Sundays at Milby on December 30th and June 9th. Two Sundays at Johnville, January 13th and April 7th. Two Sundays at Sandhill, January 20th and June 30th. On September 30th at Compton. Mr. T. Dowdell-— Assisted the Rev. J. Rothera in his Mission of Leeds during the Summer holidays. Took Services at Dixville on July 7th, on May 12th at Milby and on June 2nd at Johnville. Mr. A. P. Aveling— From April 24th to June 9th in charge of Howard Mines. Two Sundays at Island Pond, June 10th and June 23rd. Mr. E. N. R. Burns—From January 20th to May 19th, in charge of No. 12) School-house, in Bishop's College School Mission. On April 7th took Service at Howard Mines, and on June 30th at Bullard School-house. Mr. J. W. Wayman — During the past year has assisted the Rev. T. Blaylock in his Mission of Danville. Mr. W. E. Patterson— From Jujy 21st to September 1st in charge of the Mission of Way's Milk\ From October :•! 8th in Sunday charge duty in Three . Two vember )'8 Col- 10th at days at 80 took College Iconer's r 3rd to )teraber ce then large of anuary 'cember anuary anuary on. in his Took Milby 9th in Pond, .9th, in School es, and issisted ber Ist )ctober 13th to November Hth, took Sunday duty at Haskill Hill, in the Bishop's College School Mission. Mr. W. II. Moor — During the past year has assisted at the Services at Hullard School-house, fie has also assisted occasionally at the Services at Haskill Hill and at Eustis. On September 15th he took Services at Stunstead. The Bishop held an Admission Service lor receiving members into the Brotherhood on February KUh, 1895. The following were then admitted : — Messrs. Dixon, Mundy, Avcling, Burns, Wayman, Patterson and Moor. At the regular fortnightly meetings held during Lent and Trinity Terms, aside from the discussion of subjects relat- ing to the Mission work done by members, Papers were read on various subjects, followed by a short discussion on the points brought out. nouiia LOUIS. The Rev. J. B. Debbage reports : — Another year is now fast drawing to a close, and, I am thankful to be able to say, with a hopeful prospect. There has not been much expenditure in any improvements about the Church or Parsonage this year, but a great improve- ment has been made in contributions to Diocesan and other outside purposes. Besides our otferings on Sunday, collec- tions were made for the Church Society from house to house. The amounts given may be considered small, but they are at any rate encouraging, lor what may be called a first attempt. We had another visit from His Lordship the Bishop in the Spiing. I had nine Candidates for Confirmation. His Lordship, as usual, gave earnest and impressive Addresses. An important event of the year was a series of Services conducted by the Rev. L M. Thompson, Rural Dean. They commenced on the thirteenth of December and closed on the nineteenth. Day after day large congregations listened attentively to Mr Thompson's earnest and instructive Ad- dresses. The Lord Bishop came out to attend the last Ser- vice. This great kindness was highly appreciated. He too addressed the assembled people, and thus fitly brought the series of Services to an end. One immediate result of the Services was a large increase in the number of Commu- nicants, one of the surest signs of a people hungering and thirsting: after the Bread of Life. 62 We have had Sunday Schools in operation during the year. There is a new teacher in each of our three day schools. One school unfortunately has lost its grant from the Church Society, through failing to comply with the conditions governing these grants ; but they were kindly renewed to the other two. Baptisms, 5 ; Confirrnations, 9 ; Marriages, 2 ; Burials, 2. Financial Statement. Church Society, $38.10 ; Assessment for the Diocesan Board or Subscrip- tions towards Clergyuian's Stipend, $200.00 ; Foreign Missions, $3.60 ; Domestic Missions, $1.28 ; Bishop's College, Lennoxville, $1.51 ; Compton Ladies' College, $1,35; Church and Parsonage Improvements, $10.00; Amounts raised fur other purposes, $115.84.— Total, $371.58. BURY. The Rev. C. W. "Washer reports : — I have nothing special to write, I have been here about six months, and have followed the routine of my prede- cessor, with but little change. There are five stations served ; three on Sundays and two on week-days. The congregations might be larger, but I am told they are good. Holy Communion once a month, and on greater Festivals. At St. Paul's? it is at mid-day, at St, John's at nine A.M. No improvem<^nt or falling oft can be reported at this date. There has been delay in re-organising Sunday Schools at outstations. The St. Paul's School is well at- tended, and is taught by an energetic and loyal band of teachers. Some willing workers hav^e renewed the water- supply system, placing a new hydraulic ram, and leaving the Parsonage with a good supply of the best of water, much to the appreciation of the inmates. What we propose in the direction of development and extension of Parish work had better not be stated till we can record some realisation. To say what you are going to do is the way not to do it. Baptisms, 18 Marriages, 4 ; Burials, 3. Fi.NANCiAii Statement. Church Society, $0!).75 ; Assessment for Diocesan Board, $.x"0.00 ; Foreign Missions, $:J.50 ; Domestic Missions, $16.60 ', Bishop'^ College, Lennoxviire, $6.57 ; Church and Parsonage Improvements, $85.00 : Pew Rents, $58.00 ; Amounts raised for other purposes, $117.77.— Total, $907.19. 01 58 CACOUNA. The Church-Wardens report :-- The regular Services, viz., on Sunday, Holy Communion at 8 A.M., Matins with Sermon at 11 A.M., and Evensong and Sermon at 7 P.M. ; and on week-days. Matins at 10 A.M., were duly maintained from the first Sunday in July to the second Sunday in September. The Chaplains in charge were, for the month of July, the Rev. Canon Thorneloe, D.C.L., and for August, the Rev. Prof. "Wilkinson, M.A. The Bishop of Niagara, and the Clergy in residence at the Clergy House of Rest, also gave much valued assistance. The furnishing of the Church has been made more com- plete by the addition of a Baptismal Font, that had been for many years in use at S. Matthew's (/hurch, Quebec, but no longer requirred there, its place having been taken by the handsome Memorial Font, erected in memory of the late Bishop Williams. In return the congregation of S. James' Church provided the Funds, $75, for the purchase of a new Font for a Church in the Mission of New Carlisle and Paspebiac. CAPE COVE AND PERCE. The Rev. Rural Dean Lyster reports : — At the close of another year, I feel myself tempted to commence my report with the usual formula, that '• there is nothing worth recording"; and, indeed, apart from a continuance of the happy conditions under which this Mission is preserved by G-od's goodness from year to year, I may safely declare there is little worth mentioning. For it is, I hope, unnecessary to state that the usual Services have been kept up and attended quite as well as ever they have been. In July we were cheered by the visit of the Lord Bishop, who, to our great pleasure, was accompanied by Mrs. Dunn. I was able to present only eight Candidates for Con- firmation at Cape Cove, while at Perce the supply com- pletely failed ; all children of suitable age having been confirmed at the Bishop's previous visit. 54 I wish to record my gratitude to the Lay-Readers, Or- ganists and Sunday School teachers whose self-denying labors-, willingly and cheerfully given, have greatly con- duced to the well-being of both congregations. I must also mention my obligations to the newly-ap- pointed " Church Society Helpers." These ladies entered upon their duties wnth so much zeal and spirit and their visits were so highly appreciated, that they succeeded beyond my expectations, and in a few weeks handed me the sum of ninety dollars, which was at once forwarded to the Treasurer. I may here remark that the year has been almost disastrous to the fishing business, upon which the coast mainly depends. During the ea^^v part of the season, such heavy and frequent storms prev ''cd, that very few fish were taken ; while a continuation .. ] >w prices in the established fish-markets of Europe a.^v* (South America, proved very trying to the merchants. It is to be hoped that this trade, upon which thousands upon the coast of Gaspe depend for a living, may soon revive. Its continued depression would mean want and privation to numbers. It says a great deal for the people of this Mission, that in spite of these adverse circumstances, the usual contribu- tions have been cheerfully paid ; and, as will be seen from the enclosod statement, are actually in excess of those of former years. I record, with regret, the deaths of six parishioners, an unusually large number for us. One of these was Mrs. Aubin, of Grand River, not long married, who was called home under very pathetic circumstances. Only last July it was the great pleasure of herself and her good husband to entertain the Bishop and Mrs. Dunn when they were passing through Grand River on their way to Cape Cove. Hers w-as a very gentle and loving spirit, and all who knew her, feel her loss. Baptisms, 11 ; Confirmations, 7 ; Marriages, 3 ; Burials, 6. FiNANCiAi, Statement. Church Society, $120.27; Assessment for the Diocesan Board or Subscriptions towards Clergyman's Stipend, $480.00; Easter Offering, $t)0.00 : Foreign Mis- sions, $10.87 ; Domestic Missions, $20.71 ; Bishop's College, Lennoxville, $4.04 ; Pew Rents, $30.00 ; Amounts raised for other purposes, $95.00.— Total, $820.89. 55 COATICOOK. The Rev. Canon Foster reports : — The usual Sunday and Saints' day Services, together with diligent parochial visiting, have been regularly kept up diying the year. On the 12th and 13th of June last His Lordship, the Bishop of the Diocese, held a Confirmation at Christ's Church and St. Stephen's, when he confirmed eighteen Can- didates. Of these six were aged respectively SO, 31, 35, 62, 61 and 62 years. All the Candidates partook of the Holy Communion on the morning after their Confirmation. The Churches were crowded on both occasions with earnest and devout worshippers, who listened attentively to His Lord- ship's stirring Sermons. The balance of the hundred dollars guaranteed by this Parish towards the Bishop Williams M. M. Fund has been paid. During the mouth of November five young ladies were appointed " Church Society Helpers." They succeeded far beyond my expectations in raising funds for the Mission and Pension Funds of the Society. The Ladies' Guild of St. Stephen's Church have now in hand nearly 1300.00 towards building a Church Hall for Sunday Schools, and all kinds of parish gatherings. The Guild find it up-hill work to raise sufficient funds for this much needed object ; but they are determined to persevere until they secure the required amount. The Coaticook branch of the Woman's Auxiliary was or- ganized in 1893, with six members, it now^ numbers twenty- eight.. Last year the Auxiliary began w^orking for the St. Barnabas (Boys') Home, Sarcee Reserve, N. W. T., and sent a large bale of clothing. This year a much larger bale was sent, containing, amongst other things, a complete out- fit for an Indian boy, quite a number of the garments being given by kind friends, the whole costing about |30.00. In addition to this $0.50 has been paid to the Provincial Treasurer in aid of the Domestic and Foreign Mission Fund. I wish to express my thanks to the Church Helpers of Quebec for the gift of a very beautiful Set of Fair Linen for the Altar at Christ's Church, North Coaticook. My best thanks are also due to the Wardens and Choir- Masters of both Churches for their efficient and ready help in every good Church work. 50 Baptisms, 22 : (Infants, 14 ; Adults, 8 ;) Burials, 9. Financial Statrmknt. St. Stephen's. Towards Rector's Stipend $660 00 Easter Offering 19 50 Foreign Missions 3 80 Domestic Missions 3 19 Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund 2 8(t General Fund Church Society • 6 68 Mission Fund " 2140 Pension Fund " IS 7» Bishop's College 3 05 Compton Ladies' College 4 00 Bishop Williams M. M. Fund 40 00 Towards Debt on C. L. College 40 00 Choir Master 25 00 Synod Dues 8 00 New Altar Cloth Other purposes 86 03 Total $937 30 For Parochial objects $790 53 " Diocesan objects 136 92 " Extra Diocesan objects 9 85 Total ,$937 30 Marriages, 2 ; Christ Church. Total. $ 90 00 $750 00 1 40 20 99 1 57 . 5 37 6G 3 85 2 86 51 7 19 9 27 30 67 1 70 15 49 68 3 73 1 00 5 00 10 00 no 00 40 00 25 00 2 00 20 00 17 41 10 00 20 00 103 44 $156 29 $1 ,093 .59 .$128 90 25 16 2 23 M Ka $156 29 $1,093 59 COMPTON. The Rev. G. fi. Parker reports : — Since last reporting, the Bishop has paid two visits to Compton, one in December for Confirmation, when six were confirmed, and again in June for Confirmation of Pu- pils of Compton Ladies' College, who were unable to be presented in December on account of the temporary closing of the Institution through sickness. The Bishop also pre- sided at the Summer breaking up on the following day. On the third of March last a fortnightly Service was commenced in the Union Church at Hillhurst, at the re- quest of a number of the people in the vicinity, and has since been regularly held. The Sunday Services are morning and evening in the Parish Churcn ; one afternoon at Hillhurst and the follow- ing Sunday both at the Saunders and Carr School-houses, making three Services one Sunday and four on the alternate one. The two latter are discontinued for the present. There are also shortened Matins and Evensong daily at the Ladies' College. 67 During the year there have been nine Baptisms, three Marriages and three Burials. FiNANCIAIi StATBMEMT. Stipend, $800.00; Fuel, Lighting, &c., $75.00; Christmas Offertory. $8.24? Easter Offertory, $10.25 ; Compton Ijadles' College, $10.24 ; Bishop's College, $2.6rt; Synod Assessment, $12.00; Mission Fund, $2.21; Pension Fund, $12.72; Foreign Missions, $2.99 ; Domestio Missions, $7.71; Mission to Jews, $2.57.— Thus ;— For Parochial objects, $893.49 ; Diocesan objects, $39.77 ; Extra-Dioce- san objects, $13.27.— Total, $946.53. OOOKSHIRK. Rev. A. H. Robertson reports : — St. Peter's Church, Cookshire. — The usual round of parish work has been carried on since last Report. All our parish organizations are in a flourishing condition. At the Easter meeting the Wardens reported all assess- ments and debts'paid and a handsome balance on hand. My thanks are due to Messrs. "Wm. Wilford and Henry Osgoode, for their careful attention to their duties as Wardens. The Sunday School is growing yearly, and this year shows an increased average attendance. Two of our teachers, Mrs. Hopkins and Miss Cook, have left the parish for a time, but I am glad to say that four ladies at once volun- teered to fill the vacant places, enabling us to divide the classes. The Sunday Morning Service, on the second Sun- day of each month, is now called Children's Sunday. All the children attend and sit in the front seats. The Sermon is especially addressed to them, and the Wardens give the offerings at that Service to the funds of the Sunday School, and the Children's Offerings are devoted wholly to Mis- sion purposes. The Guild and Woman's Auxiliary meet regularly, and the treasurer of the Guild reports a substantial balance in the bank, ready to be used for any parochjal purpose. The fourth annual Choir Festival for this district was held in St. Peter's Church, under the direction of Mr. Dorey. The Choirs from Bury, Angus and Randboro' joined with ours, and the Clergy of the District kindly assisted in the Service. The Lord Bishop held his annual Confirma- tion Service on October 3rd. St. An(irew''s Chapel, Eaton Corner. — I mentioned last year that a building had been purchased here to be fitted up lor Church purposes. I am glad to say that we have been able to fit up a comely Mission Chapel with Parish Hall above. Service was begun in it on May 30th, and the Bishop 58 dedicated it on 3rd October by the name of St. Andrew's Chapel, and at the same time our first Confirmation Ser- vice was held. The cost of the whole was |498.00, all paid for. Our thanks are due to the Ladies' Guild, parti- cularly to Mrs. Tiwlor and Mrs. Nutt, for their work and self-denial. Mr. "Willis, of Montreal, presented the Rector with an organ, to place in the Chapel. Mrs. Anderson gave the Altar Linen, Mrs. Eohertson the Altar Cloth, and the little Chapel looks most Church-like. The building is deeded to the Lord Bishop in trust. SafidliUl and JohnviUe,. — I regret to say that the plan, whereby these two stations were set apart with Milby as a new Mission under the care of the Rev, Pro- fessor Wilkinson, has not proved workable ; and these two stations have returned to my care. I have engaged Mr. T. Dowdell, B.A., as lay assistant, and hope to carry on the work until such time as a new Mission may be formed with a resident Clergyman for Milby, Sandhill and Johnville. Baptisms, 13 ; Confirmations, 8 ; Marriages, 5 ; Burials, 10. Financial Statemb.nt. Parochial. Diocesan. Outside. Total. St. Peter's, Cookshire $781 Ifi §164 41 $ 45 27 $990 84 St. Andrew's, Eaton Corner 329 .'iO 4 r)0 1 .50 3:t5 50 St. Luke's, Sandhill 115 00 4 00 2 00 121 CO Johnville 80 OO 3 00 2 00 85 00 Total $1,.305 66 $175 91 $50 77 $1,532 34 DANVILLE. The Rev. Thos. Blaylock reports : — During the past year our parochial life has been like the individual Christian life, a mixture of good and evil, mis- fortune and blessing. The year commenced with what was undoubtedly a great disaster, the total loss by fire, on the night of the Epiphany, of the beautiful and substantial Church of St. Augustine, Danville. For many years it had been a labour of love on the part of the ladies of the Gruild to complete and add to the appointments and interior fit- tings of this Church (the late additions being made only on Christmas Day), until it had become well nigh perfect. We had come to look upon it as a spiritual home, not altogether unworthily of the great purpose lor which it was built, the worship of the Almighty Father. Absolutely nothing was saved, and our little congregation (with the exception 59 Total. $990 84 3:55 50 121 CO 85 00 of $3,000 insurance, which was promptly paid us) must bei^in at the beginning again. Plans for a new solid brick Church, to seat about 220, with basement chapel and furna- ' > >m, to be built at an estimated cost of $6,000, have bden received, and tenders will be immediately asked for the work, so that materials can be got together during the Winter months, and ground broken as early in the Spring as the weather will permit. 1 trust and pray that God will put it into the hearts of His people here, few though they be in numbers, as He did in the days of David, to offer willingly for the building of the House of their God, knowing that all things come of Him, and of His own only can we give Hirn. Most certainly it wiJl require great sacrifice on the part of all to replace in a worthily manner the Church we have lost. A new site has been purchased, at considerable outlay in money as well as the old lot given in exchange, close to the centre of the village, w^here the Church will be of easy access even in the worst of Winter weather. This was our greatest misfortune, and it called forth the warmest sympathy with us from the differ- ent denominations, all of which, with the exception of one, offered us the use of their Church buildings. We accepted the first ofier, made in the kindest manner by the Presby- terians, and worshipped for four months in their Church. Since then we have rented a room in the Town Hall at a cost of $60 a year, and have furnished it at consiilerable expense. It is inconvenient, and too small for our require- ments, but we hope before the next report to be able to worship in our new building. Notwithstanding this the congregations have not fallen off — rather increased — nor has the liberaHty of our people lessened, as the Financial State- ment annexed will show. I have to thank the ladi(?sof the Guild for the gift of an Estey organ to replace the one burned, also for 1180 given towards the Church Building Fund, and for their ready help in all things connected with the Services of the Church. Amongst other marks of sym- pathy the Oddfellows gav^e the proceeds of an entertainment amounting to some $60, and the Foresters granted us $25 out of their funds. The Sunday School has been move successful than ever during the past year, both in numbers and interest shown by both teachers and scholars. On the whole, notwithstanding our misfortune, I think we may feel encouraged, and that we have made some progress. 60 Tfouthrook. — The Services here have been kept np, with one or two exceptions during my absence, throughout the year, I am sorry to say with lessened congregations. We have to deplore the loss of several families, more particu- larly that of Mr. Jno. "Wilson, who always took the warmest interest in the Church's work, and was ever a most liberal giver. We have also to regret the sudden death of Mr. Geo. Ewing, one of the oldest and most respected settlers in the neighbourhood. On the whole we have lost nearly $/iO in subscriptions during the past year in this congrega- tion, and have been compelled to ask the indulgence of the Diocesan Board. Lome. — At Lome the Services have also been held regu- larly each Sunday with a somewhat lessened attendance, owing perhaps to my being unable to do as much house to house visiting as formerly. I am glad to say, however, that all financial calls have been met. Kinffsei/ Falls. — Kingsey Falls, which is under the more immediate charge of Mr. Way man, has had its regular Sunday Services with three exceptions. During the Sum- mer, when there was a resident Baptist Minister, there was some falling off" in the congregations, which however have now reached their old average. The Ladies* Guild here has done good service, assisting in many ways the work of the Mission. Asbestos. — A very interesting Service has been started in the School-house at Asbestos, and regulary continued for the last five months, with an average attendance of about thirty. There is an organ in the School which Miss Gale plays, and the Services are very enjoyable and hearty. This place is growing fast, and it is more than probable that we shall soon have to build a small Church, in fact a site has already been procured on very generous terms Irom Mr. Noel, a Roman Catholic, who has also promised a liberal donation towards the buildmg. Mr, M. Pharo has also collected a sufficient amount to justify us in hoping that we shall succeed in our effort. Extensive repairs have had to be made on the Parsonage buildings, the work being voluntarily done by men from Lome and 'i'rout brook, and the materials provided by the Danville congregation. There has been a large increase of baptisms throughout the Parish, and Holy Communion has been well attended. m w I le 6 dt The financial statement is on the whole most satisfactory, more especially the amount given to non-parochial objects, which amounts to $265.53, and which is not complete, as 1 have received no returns from two Church Society col- lectors as yet. Thus our gifts for outside objects, always a test of unselfishness, reached between one-fifth and one- sixth of our total income, which amounts to $1,451.55. Reviewing the year as a whole, I an enabled to write in a spirit of thankfulness, and can look forward to the future with courage. Baptisms : Infants, 30 ; Adults, 2 ; Total 32 ; Marriages, 6 ; Burials, 11. FiNAMoiAL Statement. Parochial. Diocesan. Outside. Total. Danville f 766 .35 $ 214 .37 $ 51 16 $1031 88 Troutbrook 152 50 7 08 126 160 84 Lome 157 59 .3 64 H 00 164 13 Kingsey Falls. ..• ^ 8196 65 2 04 84 64 Asbestos 10 06 10 06 Total $1168 45 $225 64 $57 46 $145155 DRUMMONDVILLK. The Rev. F. G. Scott reports : — The Services during the past year have been held regu- larly and the congregations have been good. There is a notable improvement in attendance at Evensong on Sun- days, when we have nearly as many people as we do at Mat- ins. The Services on Sunday are as follows : 8 A.M. Holy Communion (except on the first Sunday in the month, when it is at 10 A.M.) ; 10 A.M. Matins and Litany ; 11.30 AM. Sunday School : 3 P. M. Evensong at Mitchell Station ; 7 P.M. Evensong here. The Sunday Schonl has been reorganized with Mrs. Scott as superintendent, and Mrs. Richard L. Mitchell, Mrs. "Wil- ford Watkins and Miss S. Mitchell as teachers. The at- tendance of the children is as good as can be expected in so scattered a parish as this. The Woman's Auxiliary has met regularly ; and has sent off another box of goods to the North-West. His Lordship, the Bishop, visited us on June the 18th, when four adults were confirmed. The year closes, I am happy to say, with the promise of the completion of the interior of our Church. For nearly, 02 if not quite, thirty years, it has waited, and now the matter is being taken in hand in earnest, and we have already $180 to begin with. It is proposed to panel and ceil the whole interior of the Church with ash, and put in two hot air furnaces. The Church is stone and is well built, and quite worth all that can be spent upon it in the way of decoration. TY pre- sent work however will have a practical value in making the Church warmer in "Winter, and attendance at it in cold W'eather less dangerous to the health. I must here record my gratitude to friends for many acts of kindness and courtesy, particularly to several of the farmers for gilts of hay and oats for my horse, and to the Drummond County Railway Company, for an annual *' Pass" and the use of a hand-car ta Mitchell Station on Sundays. Baptisms, 8 ; Confirmations, 4 ; Marriages, 5 ; Burials, 4. Financial Statembnt. Parochial objects, $199.58 ; Dioceaan objects, $27.58 ; Objects outside the Diocese, $52.63.— Total, $579.79. DURHAM. The Rev. D. Horner reports : — Divine Service has been conducted with regularity on Sundays and the greater Festivals, except for the occasion- al interruption of a snow-blockade, and a Sundaj'^ Funeral, The Sunday School at Kirkdale has revived. The hour of attendance has been changed to 2 P.M., and in conse- quence there has been an increase in the number of schol- ars, teachers, and also in the amount of interest. The Sun- day Schools at the other stations, I am sorry to say, lan- guish. 1 have endeavoured to keep them going single- handed, an hour before each Service, with poor success. A Christmas Tree and Entertainment was held in the Church Hall at Kirkdale, for the Sunday School children and others, which was much appreciated. The attendance of the children was above the average, although the night was dark and stormy. A Concert was held at L'Avenir on January 8th for the purpose of a Sunday School Library. The sum of $18.50 was realized. A Sunday School Conference was held at Kirkdale on October 1st. It was fairly attended and very successful. 68 The speakers present were the Ven. Archdeacon Roe, the Revs, J. Hepburn, J. Sykes, A. H. Robertson, R. C. Tambs and J. Curran, and the Addresses were most profitable. The Hall adjoining the Church had been arranged lor the hos- pitality of the visitors, and an excellent dinner and tea were provided free of charge for all who came to the con- ference. I Special Addresses were given by the Incumbent in the Dowd Settlement during the present year. Missionary- Meetings were held on the 2{)th and 30th days of Jan- uary, the speakers at Kirkdale being the Rev. James Hep- burn and the Incumbent, and at L'Avenir, the Rev. Ed- win Weary, the Rev. J. Curran and the Incumbent. Un- fortunately the nights were stormy and the attendance on both occasions small. The Rev. Edwin Weary again helped me by preaching at the Annual Service of the Independent Order of Forest- ers in the Church of Holy Trinity, Kirkdale. The Rev. J, S. Sykes, Incumbent of Kingsey, preached the Harvest Thanksgiving Sermon on November 21st, hav- ing driven through almost impassable snow-drifts for the purpose. The attendance was very small. The preceding night the Rev. James Hepburn preached at L'Avenir, but the violent rain-storm prevented all but a very few from attending. In the earlier part of the present year, the Rev. J. Curran kindly gave a lecture on Ireland, at South Dur- ham, with the result that $30.50 was added to the South Durham Euilding Fund. The work on the stable and carriage -house, mentioned in my last report, has been paid for, as well as the cost of the painting of the outside of Kirkdale Church. I have been the recipient of no little kindness from the members of the several congregations, not only in the way of hospitality, but in gifts of oats for my horse and labour freely bestowed, for all of which I should like to record my thankfulness. The Confirmation of six Candidates was the occasion of the presence of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, on June 15th, 16th and 21st. One of the Candidates received the Rite of Confirmation in her house in consequence of sick- ness, his Lordship kindly coming to the Mission for this special purpose. A difficulty, relating to the burial of unbaptized persons, was brought under the notice of the Incumbent and the Parishioners, during the past year, which seems to warrant 64 an insertion in this report. The Incumbent felt himself obliged to refuse to use any Service whatever over the first case broujL^ht before him, because the Canon seemed to forbid him, and he could find nothing in the Order of the Church of England to warrant him making any exception. He was given to understand, however, that he had strained the meaning of the Canon, and that he was justified in using any Service he thought proper for the occasion. Some time after, an aged person died unbaptized, and the Incumbent was asked and agreed to perform a religious ceremony at. the funeral ; but the special prayers, collects, and sermon on the duty of Baptism, in fact the whole nature of the Service created a painful impression which I fear will not soon be eradicated. The Incumbent draws attention to this, hoping that some definite understanding may result as to the exact Rites and Ceremonies necessary for cases of this kind. Baptisms, 3; Confirmations, 6; Marriages, 3 ; Burials, 7. Fl.VANCIAI< Statbmkxt. Parochial : Clergyman's Stipend $200 00 CoUectiona 42 12 Easter Offering 2 07 Proceeds of Concerts Church and Parsonage Im- provements 80 70 Christmas Tree 10 00 Extra Parochial : Foreign Missions General Fund , Compton Ladies' College Canon Thorneloe).. Domestic Missions Bishop's College , Mission Fund Pension Fund Jews (per « 27 79 80 22 00 92 1 52 85 92 1 04 U Avenir. $140 00 21 09 76 South Durham. $140 00 23 GG Total. $480 00 89 2G 2 83 18 50 30 50 200 00 49 00 286 76 10 00 97 59 47 45 70 42 70 3 22 29 :n $917 86 10 64 1 67 1 68 22 00 30 70 83 46 43 1 67 3 04 2 10 2 08 1 47 Total $963 92 EAST ANGUS. The Rev. W. A. Adcock reports : — During the ten months I have had charge of this Mission general interest has been awakened, and there are some signs of progress to record. The congregations are improv- ing, the singing and responding much better ; and of late I have noticed an increasing percentage of men at Church. es The work is interesting, and I believe the Church is mak- injf her inlluenco felt. Financially, we are handicapped, and will be for some considerable time to come, while the Church, badly needing- repairs, will have to remain as it is until prospects are brighter. We have endeavoured to do our l.jst. Ten (Candidates have been confirmed. The :??unday School continues to flourish and is doing- good work with a >;'att >. 1 five teachers; the scholars are kept for the Morning • irvice, • hereby being trained to become Church worshippers. I T-equently visit the Day Schools, whore I am always ell rec:?ived. The Church assess- ments have bee'^ promptly pf I. The sum of one hun- dred dollars \m, been raised towards the Parsonage debt. Gah'anized irou eaves-spouts have b.'en adjusted to the building and a brick cistern built in inu Parsonage yard, which we find very useful, as hitherto all water had to be carried from a great distance. A neat fence has been built enclosing the Church property. A beautiful Cedar Rere- dos, Retable and Ch'edence Table have been designed, exe- cuted and presented by Mr. E. G. Charnock ; a pair of Brass Flower Vases presented by scholars of the Sunday School ; while a number of other Church furnishings and requisites have either been presented or promised. At -i. cot Corner the Church attendance is good and the Servn.v •, hearty. A Stone Font has been 'presented by a few interested Church families, a much needed requisite. The young people have presented to the Church an Oak rihftir for the Chancel. The men of the congregation have reshingled the roof of the Church, and enclosed the acre of Church property with a fence. There is much more needed to be' done to the Church and its surroundings to make them bright and attractive. This we hope to do in the near future. Baptisms, ; Confirmations, 10 ; Marriages, 4 ; Burials, 5. Financial Statembnt. Assessment for the Diocesan Board, $202.00; Easter Offering, $2.50; For- eign Missions, $1.23 ; Domestic Missiuna, $3.16; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, $1.32; Bishop's CoUoge, Lennoxville, $2.93; Church and Parsonage Im- provements, $307.79 ; Pension Fund, $1.70.— Total, $523.63. FITCH BAY AND OEOEOEVILLE. The Rev. R. W. E. "Wright reports :— 1 took charge of this Mission on March 3 1st last, and so can only report from that time. 5 66 Geors^evWe. — The Services at S. George's Church, George- ville have been regularly kept up, Matins and Evensong every Sunday, Celebration of the Holy Communion twice a month, and Service with address every Wednesday evening. All these Services have been fairly attended ; of course, during the Summer months our congregations are excellent, owing to the influx of " Summer Visitors." On September 8th, the Bishop visited Georgeville in the morning and administered the Apostolic Rite of Confirm- ation to seven Candidates, who have since become regular communicants. We are, I think, holding our own at Georgeville, though we have lost by removal to other parishes some of our workers. The " Ladies' Guild " (who meet fortnightly during the Winter months) held a most successful Bazaar and Concert in August, the proceeds to be devoted, as occasion may re* quire, to parochial objects. Filch Bay. — The condition of this part of my Mission is most healthy and nourishing. I am glad to say that we have a number of energetic young men among our workers. The Services have been regularly kept up, Matins and Evensong every Sunday and celebration of the Holy Com- munion twice a month (one early and one late) ; Friday Evening Service and short address. All Services well attended. Eight Candidates were confirmed on September 8th, three of them being first baptized by the Bishop. A " Ladies' Guild " is in operation and doing good work. Outstations. — Services are regularly held (fortnightly) at the " Bachelder Sohool-house," and the attendance and in- terest have been most encouraging; a majority of those attending being young men. Three of the Candidates confirmed at Fitch Bay came from this neighbourhood. Services at " Boynton School-house " have also been held fortnightly on Sunday afternoons, but the attendance has been disappointing, owing to the very few Church people about there. I wish here to tender my sincere thanks to Dr. H. IX. Codd, my devoted Lay-Eeader, by whose help only I have been able to keep up four regular Sunday Services. In July last a beautiful carved Altar was presented to the Church by Dr. Codd. Baptisms, 21 ; Confirmations, 15 ; Burials, 5. 67 Financial Statement. Georgeville. Fitch -Bay. Total. Parochial objects including Assessment. $198 79 $ 97 70 $296 49 Diocesan objects 16 65 14 64 3129 Kxtra-Diocesan 1 50 1 50 Total $215 44 $113 84 $329 28 FRAMPTON. The Eev. F. Boyle reports : — I would be hard to please indeed if I did not sit down to write my report for this year, now just ending, with a grateful and thankful heart. The Services in my three Churches have been duly maintained and well attended, wonderfully well consid- ering the scattered positions of my people. The leading event of the year was a visit from our be- loved Bishop, in June, when he confirmed twenty-seven Candidates. I may here mention by the way, that the good stirring up which the Bishop always gives us when making his rounds, ever leaves both Pastor and flock more ready and better workers. The next pleasing event to me was a visit from an old Lennoxville man and a fellow student of mine, viz., the Rev. Septimus Jones, M.A., Rector of the Church of the Redeemer, Toronto. Mr. Jones preached for me in two of my Churches on two successive Sundays, much to the delight of all who heard him. Speaking of help, I may here mention that the Bishop has licensed my son, Percy, to assist me. He laboured among my people during his vacation, and, 1 am pleased to know and feel, with much acceptance. We have two Day Schools working admirably : one taught by Miss King, at Hemison, the other at Spring- brook, by Miss Nora Hodgson ; and here again let me thank the Church Society for their timely grants, without which it would be a hard uphill struggle to keep our Schools open. The Woman's Auxiliaiy, I am pleased to record, is doing well under the supervision of Mrs. H. L. Hodgson. In former reports, I have spoken of my people's kindness to myself and family. This past year has not been an ex- ception. To mention one instance only : a few months since, the West Frampton congregation, with characteristic liberality and kindness, presented my daughter, Evelyn, t^^ 68 with a well filled purse and nice address, expressing their gratitude for the services my daughter had rendered them, by playing their organ and otherwise conducting their church music. i cannot close without heartily thanking our Church Helpers, one and all, for their ever ready and helpful co- operation in all works affecting the Church's interest. Baptisms, 6 ; Confirmations, 27 ; Marriage, 1 ; Burials, 3. Financial Statkment. Assessment Church Society Easter Ottering Foreifjii Missions Domestic Missions Woman's Auxiliary Bishop's College, Lonnoxville Com])ton Ladies' College Church and Farsonage Improvements. Other purposes Yampton. J ^rampton. Total. f 345 60 65 27 $ 4 00 2 74 2 00 $ 2 08 2 00 1 86 6 08 4 74 •i 86 20 00 2 7.3 2 22 2 18 1 82 ""20"00 4 91 4 04 20 00 25 00 45 00 Total .. $518 90 GASP6 BASIN. The Rev. J P. Richmond reports : — The Services in this Mission have been held without in- termission during the past year, and the engagements of the Mission have been promptly met. The great undertaking, during the year, has been the building of the new Parson- age, tov/ards which we have had very liberal assistance from friends of the Mission, both at home and abroad. The building now approaches completion, and we hope to occupy it at the end of January. St. PauVs Church. — This congregation is not gaining g-round numerically. The village proper is filling up with a French-Canadian population ; and they will soon form the majority at the present rate of increase. The Settlement at L'Anse-aux-Cousins forms part of the congregation, and owing to the distance from the Church, (three miles) and the North-West Settlement extending several miles further, Services have been hold in the School- house, which have been well attended. Sl lames' Church. — The congregation in this part of the Mission has been for the past two years in a more flourish- ing condition financially, owing to the work afforded by the Petroleum Oil Trust ; this work has given the much wanted 65 27 6 08 4 74 3 86 20 00 4 91 4 04 20 00 45 00 69 Winter employment to the people. As long as this work goes on, the people will prosper ; but should it fail, a great number of the people will be obliged, as in former years, to look for winter work elsewhere. The new Church in York, which at present forms part of St. James' Parish, is nearing completion. It would have been finished on December 30th, had it not been for sick- ness in the family of the contractor. It will, I hope, be ready for Consecration in July. It will be the third Church built during my incumbency ; and, with ordinary care, the work of building has been done for some years. Baptisms, 26 ; Marriages, 4; Burials, 10; Confirmations, 12. These figures are for the whole Mission. Financial Statement. St. Janes'. St. Paul's. Total. Assessment for Diocesan Board $250 00 $200 00 $450 00 Kaster Offering 9 70 78 15 87 85 Foreign Missions 2 00 5 25 7 25 Domestic Missions 158 .S 00 4 58 Jews' Parochial and M. Fund 2 50 4 20 6 70 General Fund Clmrch Society 150 3 00 4 50 Mission " •' 2 45 4 50 6 95 Pension " " 1 .30 .3 50 4 80 Bishop's College, Lennoxville 15 10 2 00 17 10 Church and Parsonage Improvement 220 00 577 67 797 67 Other purposes 87 00 76 40 lr.3 40 Total $593 13 $957 07 $1550 80 GROSSE ISLE. No Eeport has been received touching ministeiial work done at the Quarantine Station during the past season of Navigation. The Chaplaincy w^as filled by the llev. Douglas Steele, of the Diocese of Huron, until the middle of August, when illness necessitated his resignation. The Rev. H. S. Fuller took the duty during September, and the Rev. Dr. Riopel during the month of October. HATLEY. The Rev. A. Stevens reports : — For the country Missionary to have more than one centre of work, is not always a disadvantage. It often happens that while the work seems to make no progress in one place it is going on well in another. Seldom is there even growth in all parts. This evens up his work somewhat and pre- venis him from becoming either vain or despondent. For. to if he does succeed in one place, he may in a measure fail in another. So the alternate going from success to failure and vice versa ought to keep him in that enviable state of mind which is midway between pride and despaii If he is tempted to feel proud and vain of his success ii. one place, he can look upon another where failure stares Lira in the face ; or, if he is discouraged in one field, ho can look over into the next where prosperity reigns. A year ago I felt sad about our work in what used to be called Charleston village, the head of this Mission. This year, 1 am made glad by larger congregations and an in- creased number of Communicants at our monthly celebra- tion. This is partly due to the presence of some young persons who were confirmed last June, and partly, I hope, to an increased desire on the part of others, to live a more reliaious life. At Ayer's Flat, we have also met with some slight en- couragement. The congregations have been larger and steadier, the responding and singing somelvhat improved. We have begun to talk about building a small Church here, and have found an excellent site which can be obtained. About sixty dollars have been subscribed towards its pur- chase, and a further canvass is being made. These tokens of success are balanced by a decline of in- terest in, and attendance upon our Services at Massawippi. Owing to the departure of a number of young people to seek employment in other parts, and to a certaii: amount of either indisposition or indifierence, or both, on the part of some who call themselves church people, our congregations have decreased about one-half At the request of the Rev. Mr. Tambs, and on the invita- tion of several people in the neighbourhood, I have begun a monthly Service at the McConnell School-house, taking one Sunday evening each month from Massawippi. 'When we get the settled winter roads, I may decide to go there fortnightly instead of monthly. The hiard times and the low prices obtained for all agri- cultural products have made it difiicult to meet the in- creased assessment to the Diocesan Board, but the Wardens are greatly assisted by the generous help of the Ladies' Gruiid. Last year, a most successful sale of useful and fancy articles, for the most part their own work, was held in the Parsonage, and they are busily at work now preparing for another to be held this year, just before Christmas. n the "Woman's Auxiliary have held a j^ood many meetings during the year. They sent off a barrel of clothing to Miss Brown, the Auxiliary's Missionary on the Piegan Reserve, and sent twenty dollars towards the cost of maintaining a child in the Home. This money was nearly all raised by the girls of the Sunday School, who, with the help of some little friends who were spending the Summer here, organized a Sale and Afternoon Tea on the Parsonage lawn. Twice during the year we have been cheered by a visit from our chief Diocesan. Once in December, when his Lordship lectured at Ayer's Flat and in St. James' Church, and again in June, when seven Candidates were confirmed. Our old friend. Bishop Niles, of New Hampshire, spent a week in Hatley again this year, and preached to large con- gregations in the Parish Church. My hearty thanks are due to the Rev. H. Lloyd, Incum- bent of Vankleek Hill, in the Diocese of Ontario, for taking my Services on two Sundays, which allowed me to take a short vacation. From the financial statement which 1 append, it will be seen that about one-third of the money raised in the Mis- sion this year has been given to objects outside the Mission. Baptisms, 5 : — (Adults, 2 ; Infants, 3 ;) Confirmations, 7 ; Marriages, 5 ; Burials, 13. Financial Statement. Parochial.— AasQsmicni, $150.00; Oro^anigt, $12.00; Church and Parsonage Repairs, $S1.00 ; Other purposes, $U.OO.— Total, )SI590.00. IJiocemn. — Compton Ladies' College subscriptions, $121.00 ; Coinpton Ladies' College Otfertory, $1.00 ; Bishop's College, §5.25 ; B. \V. M. M. F., $31 ,00 ; Church Society, S45.4L— Total, $205.00. Extra Diocemn. — Foreign Missions, $10.70; lews, $2 21! ; Domestic Missions, $9.00 ; Bible Society, $:) 35 ; Woman's Auxiliary, .§55.89.— Total, $81.20.— Grand Total, $876.92. HEREFORD. The Rev E. K. "Wilson reports : — I have to report several changes during the past year. At Hall's Stream, where I formerly held weekly, I n: -^ hold fortnightly Sunday Services. This change has enableu me to occupy one of our local centres. West Stewartstown, N. H., where, through the kindness of the members of Port Blake, G. A. R., in allowing us the use free of charge of their hall and organ, I now conduct weekly Services. Mv reason for this change is twofold: (1st). The want of ap- preciation for the Church's Services at Hall's Stream, owing 72 largely to our being completely overshadowed by Dissent. 2nd. I found that so long as our local capital was left un- occupied, that (as our people tend toward the centres) other bodies of Christians (more or less hostile) were en- tering too much into the fruits of our labors. If these changes require justification, I think the success which seems to attend our work in that centre is a sufficient one ; the average of our congregation having increased from thirty-one, during the first two months, to thirty-nine during last two ; and already an energetic G^uild, with head-quarters at Canaan, has to its credit, the nucleus of a fund for the purchase of a Church property. At the other stations, viz , Leech Stream and Averill, the us ipl routine of Services has been kept up. At these points, whilst we have no marked gains to re- port, yet on the other hand I find no loss either in numbers or prestige. We are, without outside aid, slowly but surely improving the condition ot the Leech Stream Church, and hope before the dawn of the New Year to improve its internal ap- pearance by the addition of a Rood Screen. His Lordship, Bishop Dunn, spent Sunday, May 19th, with us, baptizing one infant, administering the Rite of Confirmation to five persons, and preaching instructive Sermons at three stations. Baptisms, 10 : — (Adults, 1 ; Infants, 9 ;) Confirmations, 5 ; Marriage, 1 ; Burials, 6. Sum total of money raised, 1133.34. INVERNESS. The Rev. H. A. Dickson reports : — On the retirement of the late Rev. Peter Roe from active service on the first of June, after seventeen years spent in this Mission, I was appointed to take up his work, together with that at Kinnear's Mills, which previously belonged to the Mission of Leeds. Since that time, the Services have been regularly held, and so arranged that each of the three congregations has a Morning Service with the celebration of Holy Communion once in three weeks. "With a few ex- ceptions, the members have shown a deep interest in the general work of the Mission, endeavouring to make our Services more hearty, and at the same time x^rovide for the \ 78 temporalities. An effort, partially successful, has been made to free the Church at Campbell's Corner from the debt contracted for necessary repairs. Water has been broujyht to our Parsonage from a neighbouring spring, which has contributed much to our comfort ; hitherto it had been sup- plied from a very inferior well and distant springs. An- other improvement was the removal of an old shed, and the building of a very convenient stable, at the cost of about $150, and considerable time on the part of the "Wardens and other cheerful workers. With the permission of the Church Society, we sold the standing lumber on the Mission Glebe for $125, payable in two payments, which, with the exception of what is required for the improvement of the property, is to be added to the Endowment Fund of the Mission. Kinnears Mills. — By adding Kinnear's Mills to this Mis- sion, the regular Sunday round has been increased by six- teen miles, and the distance between the Parsonage and the most distant parishioners has been more than proportion- ately increased. The congregation there, though not large, has shown steady growth ; and during the Summer months an interesting Sunday School was kept up by the Messrs. Coxen. The men of the congregation have improved the external appearance of the Church and its surroundings. It would however be wasteful to expend money upon the building we now occupy, which shows its age in every part. The bell has not been used for some time through fear of the old timbers giving away and letting it down ; and I cannot but fear that there will be a serious falling off in the number of the attendants during the Winter months, until we have a Church that can be made more comfortable. (Jampbelh Corner — At Campbell's Corner, the Services have been very well attended, and the interest in the Sunday School under the superintendence of Mr. James McNey was well sustained during the Summer and early Autumn months, but has since been closed for the Winter. Mr. W. J. Smyth presented to the Church two fine mammoth Pitts- burg lamps, which have proved a very beneficial gift ; he has also merited the thanks of the congregation in his capacity as Warden by his close attention to the interests of the Mission. St. Stephens. — At St. Stephen's Church the congregation lost, by the departure of Mr. Eoe's family, their organist, two members of the choir, the Sunday School teachers, three 74 enthusiastic members of the W. A., and true friends in the hour of trouble. While their loss must be felt for some time, I appreciate the efforts made by the people to carry on their work ; five offered their assistance in the Sunday School, and, though inexperienced, have done a good work. The choir practices have been well attended, and in the absence of an organist, Mrs. Dickson has filled that position and given instructions to three who were willing to fit themselves for the position. One of these has already shown her usefulness in that capacity. Credit is due to the Church-Wardens here too, for the active part they have taken in connection with the improvements made. The W. A. has continued its good work, both here and at Campbell's Corner, and in July forwarded to the Thunder- child Reserve a barrel valued at $53.85. During our short sojourn in the Mission, we have re- ceived from the people many marks of kindness, for which I take this opportunity to express my thanks. Baptisms, 10 ; Burials, 8. Financial Statement. Assessment and other money raised witliin whole parish, $700.60 ; Raised for Diocesan objects, $45.00 ; For objects outside the Diocese, $53.85. — Total, $798.86. (( IRELAND AND SOUTH INVERNESS. The Rev. W. G. Faulconer reports : — Holi/ Trinity, Upper Ireland. — Owing to the death of old supporters, emigration to the States of the younger branches of the old families, and the depression in business, the Church, outwardly, is not making much progress. Our re- gular Services have generally been well attended, and I trust spiritual advancement has not slackened. Our Sunday Schools have done much good work under the superintend- ence of Mr. and Mrs. Penhale, of Black Lake, and Miss Lizzie and T. Dinning, ol" Upper Ireland. My Bible classes have been well attended, and I am sure have proved a bless- ing to many. The Women's Gruild and Missionary Auxili- ary have done good work, and I am glad to say, have increased in number. I have to thank my Lay-Reader, Mr. F. Wood, who is always ready to assist me. Our revered Bishop spent a few days in our midst, days to us of great pleasure and profit, and confirmed seven Candidates. His words, as they always are, were much appreciated. A full account of His Lordship's visit was published in the 75 " Diocesan Gazette'^ for September. During my six weeks' vacation at the beautiful Island of Orleans, my people great- ly appreciated the ministrations of Mr. Vial, and were always glad of his kindly visits, I trust he may be much blessed in his studies for his future high vocation. One of our oldest supporters and staunchest Church members, Mr. Dan. Bennett, passed away last April, aged ninety-five. Such veterans' places are hard to fill up again. His stead- fast faith in Christ was a lesson to us all. Christ's Church, Lower Ireland. — There has been on the whole good progress here. The regular and occasional Services have been well attended ; and our communicants have doubled in number during the last two years, and I trust will still increase, not only in number, but in spiritual attainment. Our Bishop confirmed twenty-one Candidates in June last. Our Sunday School has further increased under the self-sacrificing efforts of its superintendent, Mrs. W. John- son, who has been assisted by one of our rising and pro- mising young men, James Ward. The Guild and Mission- ary Auxiliary are still working on and progressing in their good work. One of our oldest church supporters here too has passed from our midst, • Mrs. Samuel Johnson, at the advanced age of eighty -seven years. The deceased and her family have always been active and generous supporters of our Church from the beginning. St. Luke's Church, Adderley. — The monthly Services have been held here as usual and things remain as they were, except the loss of some former supporters, by removal and death. St. Peter's, Black Lake. — Owing to the great depression in mining business there are only five families belonging to our Church now left here. Several who used to help, have removed to other places to find employment, and conse- quently things are almost at a standstill, and likely, for some time to continue so. It is difficult under such fluc- tuating conditions to keep things floating. The fortnightly Services have been well attended by the few that remain. St. Johns, Thetford Mines, — A regular monthly Service has been held here through the year. There are only three families belonging to our Church left in the place ; though others, chiefly young men, who have no settled home, at- tend our Services. 76 t Business, here too, is not what it was a few years ago ; moreover the majority of the people are French, conse- quently our work progresses slowly. Baptisms, 19 ; Confirmations, 32 ; Marriages, 8 ; Burials, 8. Financial Statement. Aascsstncnta to Dioccsiin Board, ^GiiO.OO ; Easter Offnrinfjs, $10.00; Church Society, ^MQ 4;'> ; Foiftipn Missions, $.5.,0(i ; Domestic Missions, $5 50; Women's Auxiluuy to 1). and P.M.. $\\) 00 ; FHshop's College, Lenno.vviiU-, $tj.00 ; Church and Parsonage Improvements, $27.00; (^intilbutions for Church purpose!*, $109.00 ; Contributions for other purposes, $89.00.— Total, §Ua7.45. KI NOSEY. The "Rev. J. S. Sykes reports : — With the .'xception of the coming of the Bishop for Con- rfrmation at Denison's Mills in the month of June, there is nothing of special interest outside the ordinary routine of parochial work to be recorded ; and, as a full account of His Lordship's visit has appeared already in the Quebec Diocesan Gazette, there is no need to repeat it here. The Services have been regularly held, and attended by atten- tive and devout congregations. The average attendance, too, has been larger than usual, owing, perhaps, partly to the fact that the past Summer was exceptionally fine. Fine weather and good roads encourage people to come to Church, while bad weather (if it is right to call anything of God's ordering bad) shows the stuff our Churchmen and Church- women are made off; for then, they have to decide between "enduring hardness as good soldiers," and sitting in an easy chair at home, and content themselves with sing- ing " Onward Christian Soldiers." Our people have responded well to the appeal of the Bishop for the funds of the Church Society. I endorsed that appeal by reading it at my three Services and making it the text of my own remarks. We hope to be in possession of a new Organ at St. Paul's, Sydendam Place, by Christmas. This instrument, w^hich is to be a Dominion Organ, Chapel model and recommended by the Bishop, has been paid for, partly by the Women's Guild, and the balance obtained by the earnest solicitations of Miss Alice Wadleigh. In this connection I may be al- lowed to state, that this year our organists remain "w statu quo." Our lady collectors, I know, laboured for the Church at no little inconvenience to themselves, and are deserving of all praise. Some of my Spooner Pond friends, hearing? of the failure of my garden through drought, kindly supplied me with over thirty bushels of potatoes, aome pumpkins and turnips. But, as I am constantly receiving gifts of this sort from one or another, it would only unduly lengthen this report to give all the names. The givers all know, how- ev^er, that I am deeply sensible of their forethought and kindness. Some loads of hay, too, have been brought to me for my horse. My last report finished with a vision of hardwood floors — now, they are a hard fact. I conclude with earnest thanks to the Church-Wardens, collectors, or- ganists and Sunday School teachers, for how could the country clergyman ever get along without their hearty and cordial co-operation. Baptisms, 8 ; Confirmations, 10 ; Marriages, 2 ; Burials, 2. FlNANCrAI. St. PniirH, Smh'mhitm I'liii'v. Chiircli Society $ Ki (U Assessment 240 00 Statk.ment. //((/// Ti-iiiltii, JJeiiiMOii'i MUIh, % 21 50 175 00 I 61 1 00 1 31 1 07 1 00 2 00 Sf .88 riiit Churrh, ooiier J'onil. $ 24 44 110 00 4 30 (i 02 1 75 93 48 1 00 2 30 Total. $ (12 01 555 00 Easter Offering 2 15 8 00 Foreif^n Missions 1 27 8 80 Domestic Missions 84 3 90 Bishop's Collejre (52 2 62 Compton College 78 2 20 Synod Assessment 6 00 i) 00 Jews 33 2 6H Christmas Offerlncrs 4 03 4 03 Entertainments TiO .50 50 50 Other piu-(iose3 12 00 General Collections 3fi 52 6 34 30 78 5 40 30 32 2:5 74 103 62 Total $371 05 $241 07 §223 54 $83(J 86 Parochial objects, $807.5(5; Diocesan objects, $13 Diocese, f 15.42.— Total, $836.86. ; Objects o utside the LABRADOR. St. Clement's Mission, The Rev. I. N. Kerr reports : — This Mission, which forraely extended from Natashquan to Blanc Sablon, has this year been enlarged so as to in- clude the additional coast line from Sheldrake to Esqui- maux Point; thus the whole mission is now about four hundiod and fifty miles in length. In order to meet this extension and also to work the whole more efficiently, a second Missionary and Teacher have been sent by the Bish- op. Our present staff therefore numbers two Clergymen 78 (Priest and Deacon,) two School-teachers (male and female,) and two Lay Readers. During the first half of the past year, work wont on much the same as in the former year. Mr. Willis taught Day and Sunday School at St. Paul's River, where he also read the Church Services regularly on Sundays. At Red Hay, during the months of November and Decem- ber, I taught school and had regular week-day and Sunday Services. About the middle of January, the inside bays being frozen over, I started to travel over land by dogs and " com- etique." In this way I made the usual round of visits over the Mission, east and west, in good time, arriving at Mutton liay for Easter Services. During the months of June and July, when we are visited by a great number of fishing schooners from Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, 1 travelled up and down the coast in boat, between Harrington and Forteau, and had many in teresting Services with the fishermen. On August 7th I reached Natashquan, where I was re- joiced to meet our now Missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, who had just arrived a few hours before mo. On their way down they had visited all the Western divisions of the Mis- sion, and also the Island of Anticosti. During the months of August and September Mr. and Mrs. Bishop accompanied me in boat over the Mission, thus they were soon acquainted with all the people,. and we were able to have many bright and cheerful Services together. Towards the end of September they took up their winter quarters at St Paul's River, where Mrs. Bishop is teaching school. Mr. Willis, who during the Summer went up to visit his friends in Montreal, has returned again, and is at w^ork at Mutton Bay. My thanks are due to Mrs. D. Bobbitt, of Harrington, for her unflagging zeal in the Sunday School there ; and to Mr. Organ, of Mutton Bay, who in my absence has acted as Lay Reader, much to the satisfaction of the people, who are thus never left without a Service on Sunday. This Summer we have been able to carry out a long cherished hope of building a new Church at Mutton Bay, which is now complete, except for some internal furnish- ings. The people of the place deserve credit for the zeal with which they have helped to forward the work, giving 185 79 (lays in labour and ^180 in cash ; althoujjh tho people here did what they could, yet we are deeply grateful to tho Church members in Quebec; who gave us such generous assistance, without which we could not yet have had our Church built. Baptisms, 40 ; Marriages, 10 ; Burials G. Financial hTATKMKNT. Oflfcrings for current expenses of Mission, $'»7.9;i ; OirorinjfS for F''orci(Jtn MiHsions, S'J.or) ; Otferiiijjs for Uomostic Missions, l?(t,H(l ; UtferiiiKS for iJ. 0. L., S2.01); UHurinKS for ('hnrcli Society, §4. U7 ; Subscription to New (Jliiircli ut Mutton Buy, $180 ; Subscriptions to Aasessmeat, $2UU,— Total raised in Mission, S»(10.37. LEEDS. The Rev. J. Rothera reports : — There have been a few changes made in this Mission. St. Sylvester, St. Patrick's and St. Giles have been added to the Mission of Leeds, in lieu of which St. Marks', Kin- near's MilL has been taken from Leeds and added to Inver- ness. The Mission of Leeds consists now of St. James', Leeds ; St. Matthew's, Beattie's Settlement ; Broughton ; St. Syl- vester ; St. Patrick's and 8t. Giles. St. Jnnies\ Leeds. — With help I have been able to give here Morning and Evening Services every Sunday with I'ewr exceptions, and a monthly celebration of the Holy Com- munion. The Sundav School has been carried on from the 1st of May to the end of October, with the help of teachers. The Sunday School held their Annual Pic-Nic at the Par- sonage on the 13th of August, to the enjoyment of all. The Ladies' Aid have worked quietly and steadily for the good of the Church. They gave $4 to the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society. At their last meeting they decided to join the W. A. and devote one meeting a month for the Society. The Lord Bishop of the Diocese visited this Mission on January 18th, when fifteen Candidates were presented for Confirmation from the Mission, (St. James', Leeds, 7 ; St. Matthew's, Beattie's Settlement, 6; St. Giles, 2.) At SL Mar/i-s\ Kinnenrs Mills, which is now connected with the Mission of Inverness, Service was held once a fortnight, and a fortnightly week-day Service, up to July 1st. 80 St. Sylvester . — Services have been held here once a fort- night. During the months of July and August, Services were held every Sunday. The Holy Communion is cele- brated once a month. I am pleased to note that the "W . A. have resumed their good work. They held their first meeting on December 26th. These meetings I hope will continue, though the members be but few. St. Patrick's. — There are only three families here. They are within five miles of St. Sylvester, and could attend Church there if they wished so to do. During the months of July and August, when I had help, I gave them one Service every Sunday. St. Matthew's, Beattie's Settlement. — Service has been held here three Sundays in each month, and the Holy Com- munion administered once a month. The interior of the Church has been oiled and varnished, and thereby much improved in appearance. And an Organ has been procured, which contributes not a little to the heartiness of the Ser- vice. On August ir)th a Tea and Entertainment was held, which realized $30. This was devoted to the Organ Fund, and, I am pleased to say, sufficed to remove all indebted- ness thereon. Broughton. — There are now only three families here be- longing to the Church. I give them a Service on a week- day, as often as I can. The distance from the Parsonage is about twenty miles. St. Giles. — Service has been held here once a month. St. Giles is about seventeen miles from Leeds. The people here, the few that are left of them, are much scattered ; most of them live four and five miles-away from the Church, con- sequently they do not attend as regularly as they might. In conclusion I take this opportunity of acknowledging many kindnesses received, especially from the Rev. J. Kemp, who has given extra Services at St. James' Church, Leeds ; from Mr. Dowdell, who helped us during the months of July and August ; and from the many earnest workers who have aided us in various places and in various ways. Baptisms, 12 ; Confirmations, 15 ; Marriages, 2 ; Burials, 6. Financial Statement. Contributions for Chnrdi purpo3es, $67.32 ; Church Society, S57. 15 ; Assess- ment, .1i;395. 00 ; Easier Oilenng, $1(5.08; Foreign Mis-iions, ijlO.oO ; Domestic Missions, §6.00; Jews' Parochial and Aiission Fun.i, $1.75; Uishop's College, $4.21; Coiupton Ladies' College, $3.15; Church and Parsonage Inifovemenls, $100.00 ; Other purposes, $60.00.— Total, $727.66. (( ai LENNOXVILLE. * The Ilev. A. C. Scarth reports : — Ten of our number have departed this life during the past year; amon«^ these there were hve whosi united ages came to 387 years. One of these was our well beloved friend, Edward Chapman, who entered into the rest of Paradise on the morning of the Sunday after Ascension, having' more than completed the Psalmist's four score years. His memory will long be cherished by the congregation of St. Greorge's, as indeed it must be by all who had the pri- vilege of knowing him. He was the type of a true Chris- tian gentleman, a loyal Churchman, most regular and ex- emplary in the performance of his religious duties and a most generous contributor to every Church worK. In him the poor have lost a kind and sympathizing friend, and all of us a wise counsellor and a noble example. He was identified with the history of our Church for upwards of fifty years, and was the last survivor of those whose names are found on the list of the first subscribers to the fund for its erection, and he was almost the sole remaining member of the congregation, as, it was, when 1 was appointed to Lennoxviile thirty-seven years ago. I am glad to say that our subscriptions to the Church Society show an increase over those of last year notwith- standing the loss of old and generous subscribers. This is grea.ly owing to the efforts of the collectors, Miss Stuart, Miss Keady and Miss McFadden. Nearly all our contri- butions this year are, at the suggestion of the Bishop, ap- propriated to the Mission Fund of the Diocese, Apart from the regular work of a Parish Priest, I have nothing of special interest to communicate. On Sundays and Holy Days Services have been held and the Holy Communion administered without interruption. Thanks- giving Day, the days of intercession for Missions and Svin- day Schools have been duly observed ; also our annual Harvest Home Service, when our Church was beautifully decorated with leaves and fruit and flowers, by loving- hands, and an eloquent Sermon preached to a crowded Church, by our ever willing friend Canon Thorneloe. The sick and dying have been ministered to, and the " well " visited as regularly as usual. The " Woman's Auxiliary " continues its good work for Missions, both Foreign and Domestic, and meets regularly U 82 once a month to pray for the missionary work of the Church. Our " Guild " has, this year, given two new Surplices to the Church, and provided the funds for reshingling one half of the roof. Looking back over the year, I think it has been one of quiet work and steady progres. Baptisms, 14 ; Confirmations, 17 ; Marriages, 3 ; Burials, 10. Financial Statement. Contributions for Parocliial objects, raised in the Parish during the year, (in- cluding Clergyman's stipend $800), $1,522.28 ; Church Society, $i28.9r ; Easter Offering, $50.46; Foreign Missions, $7.00, Domestic Missions, '$13.85 ; Woman's Auxiliary to D. and F. Missions, $89.05; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, $7.48; Bishop's College, Lennoxville, $15.76; Compton Ladies' College, $38.25. — Tctal, «1.873.09. Parochial objects, $1,572.74 ; Diocesan objects, $182.97 ; Objects outside the Diocese, $117.38.— Total, .^,1,873.09. LEVIS AND NEW LIVERPOOL. The Rev. I. M. Thompson reports : — Levis. — There is very little of interest to report from this Parish, things go on in the same quiet way from year to year. In common with all the Parishes and Missions of the Diocese, we have had losses by deaths and removals, which ha\*e left not only a painful sense of loneliness, which all must feel when they lose those with whom they have associated in the fellowship of Christ's religion ; but there is also the loss of revenue, which makes one feel anxious for the future of the Parish. During the year Mr. Samuel Green, an old and faithful supporter of Holy Trinity, Mrs. F. B. Atkinson, a devoted Church worker, Roy Findlay, Catherine Compson and Charlie Macpherson, were taken away by death ; and during the same period, we lost by removals, Mrs. Green and family, Mr. Alexander Russell, Mr. Macpherson and family, and Mrs. Shaw. Up to the present, we have been able to meet all our own indebtedness, and to respond in some measure to all claims made upon us for objects outside of the Parish. There has been no material change in the order of Services for the past three years, at Levis, A Service every Sunday morning and evening, except on the first Sunday of the month, when an early Celebration of the Holy Communion takes the place of Morning Prayer, the Morning Service for that day being held at New Liverpool. There is also a 83 Celebration of the Holy Communion on the third Sunday in the month after Morninjr Service. With a few interrup- tions, there have been Services on Wednesday evenings, and on the principal Festivals of the Church's year. Cottajre Services were held durinj^ the Winter months at Mr. Craig's School-house, at Mr. George Sample's, Hadlow, and at Mr. James King's, South Quebec. At most of these Services the attendance was very encouraging. The Sunday attendance at Holy Trinity has been, consider- ing all things, fairly good, and the number of Commu- nicants about the same ?.s on previous years. The Ladies' Gruild has worked oi diligently another year, and has collected by the devoted labour of its members, quite a sum of money, which is to be expended on some ob- ject connected with the Church. Our Society of " Young Church Workers," organized two years ago, and which has since been under the management of Miss N. Piton and Miss E. Thompson, is actively at work. The object of the Society is to interest the young people of the congregation in the work of the Church. As a result of this past year's work, they have handed tuj Church- Wardens quite a nice sum of TruKioy to assist in paying Church expenses, and have glv&n soifi'-^thing for outside objects as well. The Womaii's Auxi Ju' y has been very faithful and earnest in its Liboufs, ana from their devoted efforts $26.45 in cash hat? 'o( en realized, besides other valuable olFerings given for Misc-ioTiary purposes. Our Sunday School has moved quietly along under the superintendency of Mr. Greorge Addie, who is assisted by five efiinest and devoted teachers, I try to help them by holding a Service and addressing, or catechizing the chil- dren, on the first Sunday every month. His Lordship tho Bishop paid two visits to this Parish during the year, and cheered us by his presence and helpful words. On the evening of the Epiphany a Christmas Tree Fes- tival was held, which was very well attended. Refresh- ments were provided for all who wished to partake, and the well-laden tree furnished something for each of the little ones, whilst the older ones were delightfully enter- tained by the very nicely rendered programme provided by the children. I cannot close this report without expressing my gra- titude to the Organist and Choir, the Church- Wardens, and 84 all others who have kindly assisted to maintain the cause of Christ and His Church in this place. New Liverpool. — The Mission of New Liverpool, like the Parish of Levis, has very liUle of change to report. We have lost one family by removal, and Mrs. Downes and Mrs. Pink, two old and devoted members of the Church, were taken away by. death. New Liverpool has had, without interruption, a regular Sunday Service, and a monthly Celebration of the Holy Communion, also Services on the principal Festivals of the Church's year, with lectures in private houses during Lenten season. In addition to these, there have been occa- sional Services at Chaudicrc Curve, Chaudiere Mills, St. Henri and Belair. The attendance for the year, at New Liverpool, was very good, considering the distances ma^iy of our people live from the Chuich, and in Summer, when our friends from Quebec are with us, the Church is well filled. The New Liverpool congregation, though small in numbers, is nevertheless a devoted one, its members being always ready and willing to help in the Church's work, in every way open to them, for this I am A-ery graceful. Through the generosity of Henry Atkinson, Esq., our zeal- ous Church- Ward en, the Church has been thoroughly re- paired and painted inside and outside at a cost of $889. Also, through the kindness of Mr. Henry B. Sample, the other Church- Ward en, new matting was furnished for the Church, and a book-stand for holding prayer and hymn books for the use of the congregation. We are, therefore, in a good and comfortable condition — with our Church not only in perfect repair^— but clean, bright aud cheerful. There is also a very comfortable shed for the protection of the horses, while the people are worshipping. For the past two Summers, we had quite an interesting Sunday School, under the superintendence of E. H. Wade, Esq., who was ably assisted by Miss Atkinson and Miss Mary Brown, The attendance was not quite so regular this year as last. This was partly owing to the sad affliction and bereavement which fell upon the family of our esteemed superintendent, who, under such painful circumstances, could not give as much attention to the School as he had previously done. The sudden death of Miss Wade cast a gloom over the whole congregation, every heart was filled with the sincer- est sorrow for the loss of one so kind and good, and w ith the truest sympathy for every member of the bereaved family. 85 A very successful Christmas Tree Festival was held in the Rectory on Christmas Eve. An excellent Tea pro- vided by the Ladies, was thoroughly enjoyed by the larj^e number i>resent. The well furnished tree carried some- thing for ea<^h of the little ones, and it is not too much to say that a very pleasant evening was spent by both old and young. His Lordship the Bishop favored us with two visits this year, for which we were very grateful. I desire to acknowledge with gratitude, the cheerfully rendered services of Miss Ethel Atkinson, as Organist, and the members of the Choir, also, Sunday School superintend- ent and teachers, the Church-Wardens and all who have helped us in our work. Levis. — Baptisms, 5 ; Marriage, 1 ; Burials, 5. iVew Liverpool. — Baptism, 1 ; Marriage, 1 ; Burials, 2. Financial Statement. /y«m.— Church Society, $39.15; Assessment, $600.00; Easter and Christmas Offering;.*, $i()7.(HJ ; Foieijru Missions, $5.00 ; Domestic Missions. $2.50 ; Woman's Auxiliiuv to D. and F. M., .'§26.45; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, $2.50; Bishop's'Collciie, $:i.5(); Oompton Ladies' College, .S2. 75 ; Laiies' Guild, $35.00 ; Young Church Workers, Sjl-.OO; Other purposes, $164.02.— Total, $U»5.77. New Liver/Kiol.—Chnnh Society, §60.46 ; Assessment. S200.00 ; Easter and Ciirisftnas Offerings, ,$77.22 ; Foreign Missions. -•'.^- ' domestic Missions, SIT. 17 ; Jews' i'arochial and Mission Fund, $f 'Hi ; 'iiiaiop's College, «10. 07; Compton Ladies' College, $10.32; Church and Paroonage improvements, $389.1)7; Other purposes, $:!2l. 29.— Total, $1,126.40. MAGDALEN ISLANDS. No Report, for our publication, has been received from the Magdalen Islands. The work there going on, however, is well known to be of an interesting and encouraging character, as evidenced by the account, which at the time appeared, of the Bishop's visit to those Islands in August last. Other events, moreover, have since occurred, closely touching the Church's prosperity there. It has therefore been thought well that the Secretary should compile a short account of the work, for insertion in the Society's Annual Report, from such sources as are available. After visiting tiie several Missions along the Gaspe Coast, the Bishop, with the Rev. Lennox "Williams as Chap- lain, visited these Islands last August. Grindstone Island, where the Rev. J. N. Hunter, the Missionary, resides, and which may be regarded as the centre of the Mission, was the first visited. Here very hearty Services were held, 86 united in by a large and devout congregation, and ten Can- didates received the Apostolic Eite of Confirmation. Thence the Bishop and his CUsrgy, with little delay, proceeded to Grosse Isle. Some of these Islands are linlied together by long narrow banks of sand, visible only when the tide is low. A sand bar on this occasion served as a roadway, and a dri\ o of twenty-seven miles brought the party to the little Church on Grosse Isle, where a very large congrega- tion were in waiting. The Church was soon packed with very earnest and devout worshippers. The Service was particularly hearty and impressive: eighteen Candidates were confirmed. Early the following morning the Holy Eucharist was celebrated in the Church, and subsequently, privately administered to some sick person on the Island. From Grosse Isle the Bishop, his Chaplain, and the Rev. Mr. Hunter, were conveyed by Steamer " La Canadienne," through the kindness of Captain Belanger, to Byron Island, ten miles distant. There is no church edifice here, but the few earnest families, all kindly visited by the Bishop, ex- pressed themselves as determined to have one at no diwiani day. Grand Island was the next touched ; and thonco on, still by Steamer, the Bishop proceeded to Entry Island. Here a little Church was in coarse of erection ; and though it claimed only bare walls and a roof, it was decided, tie weather being fine, to accept of its humble invitation. Rough boards served as seats, a little Sanctuary was soon tastefully arranged, a hearty Service held, and the Blessed Sacrament administered, one-half ot the congregation de- voutly and thankfully availing themselves of this coveted privilege. Amherst was next visited. Here the Bishop confirmed the children of Mr. Savage. Thence the " Canadienne " re- turned to Grindstone, to allow the Rev. Mr Hunter to dis- embark, and then, with the Bishop and his Chaplain, pro- ceeded to Pictou. In September Mr. Hunter came up to Quebec, and on th, •'>Mh. of that month, the Festival of St. Michael and All Angels, was advanced to the Priesthood, in St. Peter's Church, Sherbrooke. Sherbrooke was selected for this pleasing and important event because it had been the scene of Mr. Hunter's zealous and much appreciated laboui? whilst 1 *^'-l a Lay Reader. It is, we fee] sure, agreed by 5 that the Missionary on the Magdalen I^i.ir J3. as als-o on the Coast of Labrador, should be in Priest's o9rs. Happily this is : >w so in both cases. 87 The Mission of the Magdalen Islands, as the reader will have inferred, is an extensive one ; in Summer, difficult to serve without the aid of a boat, and in Winter, when inter- course between the Islands is in some cases an impossibili- ty, without an assistant. We are pleased to learn that through the kind offices of the "Church Helpers' Associa- tion," funds are being collected wherewith to supply the Mission with a boat. And it is a further matter of especial thankfulness that, through the kindness and generosity of some true friends of the Church, the Bishop has been en- abled to send a second Clergyman to these Islands. The Rev. Mr. Prout is already stationed on Entry Island, the little Church there, above referred to, having already been com- pleted and paid for. Mr. Huntsr gratefully acknowledges, in behalf of this and other kindred work, the receipt of $203 from friends in Quebec, $105.25 from friends in Sher- brooke, and $24 from other sources, or a total of $332.25 — which suffices to meet the balance of his building account. MAGOG. The Rev. R. C. Tambs reports : — At the Church, improvements have been made in the appointments of the Altar, a new furnace has been put in at the cost of $120.00, a broad cement walk has been laid from the gate to the porch, and a separate carriage drive opened to the horse-sheds. Our Ladies' Guild supplied largely the means for repairs and material improvements. This year, under the presidency of Mrs. James Oliver, it raised $330.00, chiefly by an Easter Sale of Lenten work. Its operations serve also to bring the members of the con- gregation into social contact, a matter of particular import- ance in a changing community like this. Through Miss Edith Jack, of St. Martin's Church, Mont- treal, a circle of the " King's Daughters " has been formed in connection with our Church. Miss Jack is an enthusi- astic member of the Order, and in response to an invitation kindly came and spent a few days in our midst. The con- tagion of her sweet devotion soon made itself felt, and on Wednesday afternoon, October 16, seventeen were ad- mitted to the Order at an impressive Service in the Church, and Mrs. La Frenaye was unanimously chosen as Leader. Subsequently another like Service was held 88 in the Guild Room, when seventeen more were ad- mitted, making" in all with two already in the Parish thirty-six. The introduction of this Order into a Parish does not interfere with existing- organizations, but rather servos to strengthen them and increase their efficiency by infusing into them a religious spirit and lifting up their activities into a heavenly atmosphere. It is designed to lead its members to realize the dignity of their divine rela- tionship in Christ Jesus, to inspire them with a sublime motive for service, and to group them encouragingly in their undertakings according to the affinities of their talents, recognising the fact, that though there is but one Spirit, there are diversities of gifts — good results are al- ready apparent in the Parish, and I must say that there is hardly anything that gladdens me more than to det«^ct the little glistening badge — the Maltese symbol of self-sacri- ficing love engraved with the motive letters I. H. N. — (In His Name) — for it gives me to understand that the wearer desires and is ready to be kindly helpful to the best of her ability without thought of laying any one under obligation, or looking even for thanks ; and 1 am moved to say to my- self, here, thank God, is one who, I have reason to be- lieve, is above being touchy, and who is not likely to falter in her Christian service for lack of appreciation or be daunt- ed in her efforts for good by reason of ingratitude. In Dorcas work this Autumn the King's Daughters and the W. A. were as one, and the result was a case and barrel of clothing, &c., sent to the Indians of the Black River Mission, Manitoba, to gladden their Christmas. The Sunday Services, morning and evening, at St. Luke's, have been encouragingly attended by attentive congrega- tions with a gladdening proportion of young men. There has been Holy Communion twice a month, in Summer oftener, and on chief Festivals decorations and choral Eu- charist. Miss Maggie Lindsay still presides faithfully at the organ, and if our gentlemen singers were only as loyal as our King's Daughters, we should be able to boast of one of the best Choirs in the Diocese. At a Dorcas meeting of the King's Daughters, on October 29th, Miss Lindsay was made the recipient of a present from the congregation in the shape of a purse of 14600 in recognition of her services as organist for the past two years. On the Sunday after Ascension we were favoured in hav- 89 being congregation ing as preacher in the morning the Rov. Dr. "Willetts, Prin- cipal of King's College, Windsor. At this Service nine young people were baptized. We were particularly honoured in having His Lordship, our Bishop, with us on Trinity Sunday. The congregations were large and keenly interested. There were early Commu- nion and morning and evening Services at St. Luke's, and ai'ternoon Service at Cherry River. Eight Candidates were confirmed in the morning (among them an old man of eighty- three years from a distance of five miles) and four in the afternoon. The Bishop was the guest of Mrs. 1*] R. Johnson, where after the evening Service the officers of the Church were invited to meet His Lordship. On the following morning we went to the McConnell neighbourhood, His Lordship bWng driven by Mr. A. H. Moore. Here we had Service in the School-house, the Rev. A. Stevens with us and assisting in the prayers. The were of course greatly interested in the Bishop and his dis- course. After the Service we were entertained at the Spendlove homestead, and in the afternoon His Lordship confirmed the aged and infirm mother of the family, after which he left for Stantead. In July and August I had for four weeks the assistance, at Church and Cottage Services, of the Rev. Edmund Jack- son, M. A., prior to his taking charge of the Mission of Mar- bleton, and for a like number of Sundays the pulpit help of the Rev. C. M. Cox, M.A. This afforded needed rest to myself and an agreeable and edifying change to the con- gregation. Mr. Cox was on vacation from his duties at Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, England. He is a nephew of Bishop Bompas, an excellent preacher and a man of charming sociability. His visit w^as all too short, but we mutually made the most of it. He for his part, among other things, made the acquaintance of a bear in an evening descent from the summit of Mount Orford, and a capsize into the lake while out yachting. On Sunday, August 25th, we had four Clergymen in the Chancel, one was the Rev. Mr. Lariviere, M.A., Principal of Sabrevois College, Montreal, who kindly assisted, and another was the Rev. George Ward, of the Diocese of Hu- ron, who kindly preached in the evening. A couple ot Sundays later we had a Sermon in the morning from the Rev. Mr. Gomery, M.A., agent of" the Bible Society, and in the evening from the Rev. Prof Worrell, of the Military College, Kingston. 90 On September 24th we had for the first time here a Sun- day School Conference. There were present, besides the Incumbent, the following Clerffymen : — The Ven. Arch- deacon Roe, D.D., the Rev. Canons Foster and Thorneloe, and the Revs. A. Stevens, \V. T. Forsythe, A. H. Robert- son, H. E. Wright, H. S. Harte, J. W. Clarland and A. C. Wilson — the two latter from the adjoining Missions in the Montreal Diocese. The Morning Session was preceded by Holy Communion and an able Address by the Ven. Arch- deacon. In the afternoon the attendance increased to seventy-five. Our people found the discussions most inter- esting and profitable, and hope to be able to attend another such gathering before very long. In the evening excellent Addresses were delivered to a full Church by the Rev. Mr. Harte to children, by the Rev. Mr. Robertsouto teachers and by the Rev. Canon Thorneloe to parents. The visitors to the Conference were entertained by the Ladies' Guild in the Guild Room. On the evening of November 4th, at a Service in the Church, the Ven. Archdeacon Roe, D.D., delivered his charge to the Clergy of this district— dealing ably with the important subject of the religious training of the young. On the following day a Sub-Deanery Meeting was held at the Parsonage, but the Sessions were saddened by the Archdeacon being suddenly called away by the tidings of his brother's death, the Rev. Peter Roe. The Clergy, on this occasion, seemed to appreciate the prandial ministrations of our King's Daughters in the Guild Room. From the above account of the varied pulpit ministra- tions it will be seen how favoured our people have been, and I must express my own deep gratitude for having re- ceived so much help, which I appreciated so much the more on account of my health being in such a lowly state. The Sunday School Conference and the observance of Sunday School Sunday, I am sure, were not without their effect, certainly we can boast ol a lovely Sunday School. "We hold it now before Church in the morning instead of in the afternoon, an arrangement better for all concerned. The attendance is seldom less than sixty. V^ have secured this year an excellent S. P. C. K. Li- br; J )f two hundred and fifty volumes, which is appre- ciated by parents as well as children. The children's Lenten Missionary Boxes yielded $10.00, which was do- voted to the Fiegan Indian Home, in beha.lf of which Miss 91 Brown had interested us. The children had of course their Christmas Tree Festival and their Lake .^Jlxcuriion, which were as usual on a grand scale, taking in tho En«;j;li8h oi the town and vicinity generally, and emineiitly successful. A teresting item to record is the enrolment of a com- pai. . the Hoys' Brigade under the Captaincy of Ira C. Johnson, with Mr. Geo. Aldridge as drill instructor ; Mr. Aldridge wears two medals for service in Egyptian campaign under Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley. The boys are provided With caps, haversacks, belts and B. B. rifles, and present a very neat appearance. They have had Church parade on several occasions. A fine Lake Excursion and an excellent Entertainment have been given under their auspices. On the excursion we had Bishop Niles with us, and Dr. Bloom- field, the British Chaplain of Munich. Captain Johnson is indefatigable in behalf of his company's interests. At Cherry River, we have Service now every Sunday afternoon and an M. C. L., meeting once a month. We have started a library with sixty S. P. C. K. volumes. But here, at Cherry River, where such growing success has attended the efforts of the Church for the past lew years, and where the people themselves have been wont to express their surprise at the wonderful change for good observable throughout the whole neighbourhood, here the Methodist body has recently seen fit to place a resident minister free of cost. The people have fallen readily in with the movement regarding it no doubt as an additional agency to be welcomed as calcinated id effect a still further advancement in the interests of th« locality. In the McDermott neighbourhood, we have a united little community, and our week evening Services and " Leagues," are joined in most heartily. It is a matter of great comfort to me, that the Rev. A. Stevens, of East Hat ley, is now able to hold a Sunday even- ing Service once a month in the McConnell district. I feel sure he will meet with success. I desire in conclusion to express my warm thanks to the Wardens and the many Lay-helpers throughout the Mission for their willing co-operation. Baptisms, 19 ; Confirmations, 13 ; Marriages, 8 ; Burials, 14. Financial Statement. Assessment for Diocpsan Bi)ard, $H0.0() ; p]a3tei' Offering, $12.15 ; Church Society, $23.71 ; Foreiirii .Missions, $5. ;i3 ; Domestic Missions, $lfi.00 ; VVoman's Auxiliary to D. and V. SI., !B28.on; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, i$3.00 ; Bishop's College, $10. ;(« ; Compton Ladies' College, .§37.00 ; Other purposes, $606.48.— Total, $1182.00. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) ,^ elown. Total. Church Society $ is 07 $ 21 S» $ S(i $ 4:» 7« AssessniiMit. Kiistur Oni'iiiijj Foieign Missions Dutnestic Midsiuus Jews Womivti'a Auxiliary Bishop's Uoiluge Compton Collejfe Church and Parsoniij^e, Pew Rents Offertories Glebe Concerts Sale of Work IMrt 12 « H7 4 (17 3 4:, 2 42 2 70 i47 (i:i iofl (12 80 ii!^ 20(1 Sll 18 :(:< (j 6 77 S(5 18 (10 1 48 (V'eii 11 12 2 :t3 5 UO 58 50 104 20 34 00 42 05 10 70 48 50 411 01 2 Total $ 002 97 8 114 SOOTSTOWN AND LAKE MEOANTIC. The Rev. H. A. Brooke reports : — On looking over the past year's work in this Mission, we have much to he thankful for to Almighty God, for having so abundantly blessed our labours. A little over two years ago I came to this Mission, and during this time we have provided ourselves with a Parsonage, and have built a new Church at Ling wick ; sixty-six children and adults have been baptized, and thirty-two persons confirmed. These are merely the outward signs, from which, to a certain degree, the spiritual growth may be gathered. Scotstown. — Things have gone on much the same here as last year ; but if anything our congregations are larger, owing to the fact that the Presbyterians have no minister, and many of their people come to us. The Assessments have been punctually paid. Service is held here once every Sunday, also a Sunday School ; at the latter, the attendance is increasing rapidly, having now the names of about thirty- five children on the list. Lingwick. — In ray last year's report, I ventured to express the hope, that during the next year we should have a new Church in Lingwick ; now, I am happy to say, it is an ac- complished fact. We have a beautiful little Church, forty feet by twenty, with a seating capacity of one hundred and twenty-five, all furnished and paid for at a cost of about $950.00. The people, though few in number, worked hard, and with the generous assistance of Church people outside the Mission, especially those in Quebec, we are enabled to present our Church to the Bishop for Consecration on the 13th of December. In former years there was always a Union Sunday School existing in this place ; but, owing to causes too numerous to mention, it was not at all satisfactory to any party. A dele- gation waited on me in September last, principally compos- ed of Presbyterians, and asked me to start a Church of Eng- land Sunday School, which I did, and the result is that •with few exceptions we have all the children attending our school, and thus brought under distinctive Church teach- ing. Canterbury. — Services are still being held every Sunday afternoon in the old School-house ; but the people have at last made up their minds that they must have a Church, and already upwards of $500.00 have been promised in the 116 plac 3 : so by this time next year I trust I may be able to refer to it as an accomplished fact. Mr. Ebenezer Sharman, our old Church- Warden, has given a very nice site, one hundred feet square, on which to build the Church. Agnes. — I have now assisting me at Lake Megr.nlic Mr. H. M. Lake, B.A.., Cambridge, and a very able assistant he has proved himself to be. On Sunday, December 8th, I exchanged with him in order to administer the Holy Com- munion at Agnes ; the Church was full at both Services, and in the afternoon again the Church was crowded to wit- ness ten children being brought into the Fold of Christ's Church through the waters of Holy Baptism. The people are very anxious to have a resident Clergyman, and the day is evidently not far distant, when it will be absolutely necessary to set Lake Megantic off as a separate Mission. During the past year the Church has been neatly fenced about, the funds being supplied by the Ladies' Guild, who are doing excellent work. The Hon. Alex Grunn, of King- ston, has also presented our Church with half an acre of land situated close to the village of Agnes, to be used as a Cemetery. This will be the first Protestant Cemetery near Megantic. I feel most grateful for the able assistance which has been randered by the Ladies' Guild, the Choirs and Sunday School Teachers, and last, but not least, the Church-'War- dens, who all have displayed much energy and zeal in fur- thering the interests of our Church ; we must one and all however remember that whatever success is achieved it is for God's glory, and not for man's praise. Baptisms, 39 — (Infants, 35 ; Adults, 4) ; Marriages, 3 ; Burials, 4. Financial Statement. Extra. Parochial. Diocesan. Diocfuan. Total. ScoMovvn $ 123 32 $ 7 45 § 2 73 $ 131 50 Lingwick 1,050 00 4 25 3 07 1,057 32 Canterbury 90 00 4 95 2 10 97 05 Agnea 175 00 22 35 3 .SG 200 71 Total $1,4.36 32 §39 00 $1120 $I,48G 58 SHERBROOKE. The Rev. Canon Thorneloe reports : — The Services in this Parish continue very much as in former years, viz. : in St. Peter's, Holy Communion every 116 :4" Sunday and Holy Day; on Ghristmas Day two, and on Easter Day throe celebrations ; Morning and Evening Prayer daily throughout the year, and the usual special {Services during Lent ; in the Church of the Advent Holy Commu- nion twice each month and on the chief Holy Days ; Morn- ing and Evening Prayer every Sunday, and Evening Prayer every Thursday. In addition to these Services at the two Churches, we have now regularly established fortnightly Services in three Out-missions. There is no great change in the character of our Services. The music during the past your has been very good. Our practice in St. Peter's now is to sing " Anthems " and " Services " on alternate Sundays— one Sunday an Anthem with plain chants, the next Sunday a Set Service with Hymns. We always sing the Psalms on Sunday evening. Once a month we have music at the Celebration of Holy Communion. At St. Peter's the record of attendance shows a slight increase over last year. We still however, in common perhaps with most other Parishes, have room to hope for better things in this direction. The Clergy have made efforts to bring out the children in larger numbers both to Sunday School and Church. So far their eflbrts have had but partial success. The Sunday Schools certainly have improved. We have now on the roll at St. Peter's some 245 children, and at the Church of the Advent, 46. At the latter Church, on the suggestion of Mr. Wright, the Sunday School has of late been held immediately before the afternoon Service, so that the chil- dren may go, with a few minutes' break, from School to Church. The plan has been attended with good results. The children are brought to the front seats in the Church — which is free-seat — and once a fortnight are catechised after the 2nd Lesson. It is understood that any children who find it necessary may leave Church before the Sermon. With the two chief centres of work in the city and the three Out-missions already alluded to, there is abundant work in the Parish for three men instead of two. Our hope and ambition are to find ways and means, in the compar- atively near future, to make East Sherbrooke and the Out- missions a quasi-independent charge, and to secure a Curate, more especially for the work at St, Peter's. Several of our Parochial agencies have felt the quickening influence of th3 Lay Helpers' Conference, which took place, as in former years, on St. Luke's Day. The Guild of St. 117 Peter's, the Sunday School, the VisitiiijO^ Society and the Girls' Friendly may be mentioned as having been so bene- fited. A Branch of the Lay Helpers' Association now exists in the Parish, and the future conferences of workers will be held under the auspices of this Assooiatioti. A careful count, for the whole Parish, showed one hundred and twenty-one persons, thirty-six males and eighty- tivo females, regularly employed in Church work of some kind, no one being counted twice. The Parish had the great pleasure and benefit of a visit from the Bishop on the 20th May, when His Lordship con- firmed thirty-one persons, eleven males and twenty females, in St. Peter's. The Bishop also gave Sherbrooke the great privilege of having in St. Peter's Church, the Ordination of the Rev. John N. Hunter, B.A., formerly Curate of this Parish, who, on the 29th September — S. Michael and All Angels — was advanced to the Priesthood. Lent was a time of true spiritual refreshing. The Ser- vices were well attended. In Holy Week the daily Evening Prayer w^ith address at 7. 30 was continued and seemed to be appreciated. On Good Friday the Three Hours Service of Commemoration of Our Blessed Lord's sufferings on the Cross was held, as in the previous year, with marked suc- cess as to attendance and interest. The Choir in the evening of Good Friday rendered in a very effective manner " Stainer's Crucifixion." At St. Peter's the Rector has started a Day Scho6l for girls on Church lines. The school is held in the Church Hall, and is opened daily by one of the Clergy with a short form of service. Religious instruction occupies the first half hour each morning, and is given twice a week by the Rector himself. There are now seventeen pupils. A small amount— $110 — has been gathered to form the nucleus of an Endowment Fund for this Church. In the coming year we hope to add to it. The " New Church Building Committee," appointed by the Vestry to further the project of a new St. Peter's Church, is still at work. The scheme covering ten years and pro- viding for periodical payments is being quietly presented to our people. The times are hard and no undue pressure is being put upon any one. So far subscriptions, amount- ing in the aggro" iteto about $11,000, have been secured, of which amount some $6,000 have been paid. Ai the Church of the Advent a kind friend has provided 118 electric light in memory of his mother, a faithful member of the congregation, called to her rest during the year. A very pretty Altar rail with standards of brass, designed by Mr. A. T. Winter, one of the Wardens, has been recently erected in this Church. The money for this rail was raised by the efforts of Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Rawlins and others. Through the exertions of the Ladies' G-uild, work has been begun upon the Vestry and Guild Room, which, when finished, will be of great use both to Clergy and people. The Parish has suffered very seriously during the year by death and removals. The Rev. H. E. Wright, M.A., continues to fill acceptably the position of Curate. He lives in the Gibbs Home, East Sherbrooke, of which he is taking temporary charge. The Rector and Parish are indebted, and are duly grateful to various Clergymen who, during the year, have kindly assisted in the work of the Parish. The Rector begs also to express his sense of indebtedness to the various officers of the Parish and to the many lay workers for their kind and efficient co-operation in many good works. Baptisms, 39; Confirmed, 31 ; Marriages, 12 ; Burials, 24 Financial Statement. Paroc/«'aZ :— Collections and Pew Rents, $3,438.95; Guild, $.311. 7i ; Easter Offertory, $83.00; Christmas Offertory, $;)0.C0; Sunday . School, $87.16 ; G. F. S., $3.60 ; the Poor, !J!i47'6.22 ; New Church Fund, $723.00; Endowment Fund, $110.00; East Sherbrooke, $307.96; Brompton Line, $16.85 $5,608 45 Diocesan .-—Church Society, (Collections, $360.30 ; Offertory, General Fund, $22.80; Mission Fund, $61.06; Pension Fund, $-'5.6l) —$469.77; Bishop's College, $67.00; Compton Ladies' College, $26.00: Bishop Williams Mission Fund, $50.00: Magdalen •' Islands, $112.50 ; Compton College Debt, $312.00 1,0.37 27 Extra -Diocesan: — Woman's Auxiliary, $148.20; Foreign Missions, $42.50; Domestic Missions, $47.5i; Algoma, $.i9.0fl; Indian Homes, $16.25; Jews, $20.00 3,33 46 Total $6,079 18 The Rev. H. E. Wright reports:— There are now, in the Parish of Sherbrooke, four centres of missionary work — East Sherbrooke, Brompton Line Mis- sion, Magog River Mission, and the Page School-house. East Sherbrooke. — The work here has been continued on the same plan as in former years. Morning Service at 10.30, Sunday School at 3.15, Evensong at 4 p.m., and Holy Communion the second Sunday in each month at 8 a.m. We have lost, through death, one zealous and indefatigable 119 worker, and also three families by removal to other places. On the other hand, five Church families have come to make their home with us. The Ladies' Gruild, though not num- bering many members, did much good work during the past year, and have aided very materially in contributing our share in support of regular Church work. Beyond this, the Guild has been working and steadily accumulating a fund to build a Guild Room and Vestry between the Church and School Hall. There are in all about fifty fami- lies in East Sherbrooke who look to the Church for its ministrations, and who more or less support it. 3Iagog' River Mission. — Here, too, the work of the Church has been carried on regularly as in the past. There is a fortnightly afternoon Service with an average attendance of thirty-two. The Services are hearty, and well liked by the people, and with a little more time many young people might be prepared for Confirmation and made lasting members of the Church of Christ. I have started a Sunday School here. We have twelve children who attend regu- larly, and as school is fortnightly the children always pre- pare two lessons. They are under the tuition of Mr. Craw- ford and Miss Mills, who have done excellent work. It is a pleasure to catechise them (as I regularly do), and hear the bright, ringing answers which come instantly in re- sponse to the question. We have here about twenty fami- lies who attend our Services. Pa^e School-house Mission. — This is a new centre of work which has been opened up during the past year. It is sit- uated about nine miles from Sherbrooke on the road leading to Brompton Lake. We have here about twelve families, the majority of whom are Church people, and all the others attend our Services, including one French family, who de- clare their intention of joining us, and have asked for Prayet Books in their own language. Beside these there are twenty to thirty men employed in the Lovell mills, a couple of miles beyond the school-house. A considerable part of these are English. I held my first Service there on the 17th February with an attendance of forty- four, more than thirty being men. Since then Services have been continued regularly every fortnight on the same Sunday that I go to Magog, and the average attendance has been about thirty-three, and I ex- pect more to attend during the Winter when the lumber- men are working in the woods. I hope soon to open a Sun- 120 day School here as at Mago*?, and there are several young people who are eligible for Confirmation. Mr. J, A. Wilson has given us much assistance in continu- ing these Services during the Summer months, and his assistance has been much appreciated. The Mission at Brompton School-house, about four miles distant, has been continued during the year, as in former years, once a fortnight, the average attendance being about thirty-five. We have in all then about fifty square miles to cover in this missionary work ; about one hundred families to w^hom we minister, and two Sunday Schools in operation. These figures are larger than many Missions now under the Dio- cesan Board, and more than sufficient to employ the full time and energy of one Clergyman. I w^ould like to impress upon the Church people of Sher- brooke the importance of continuing and even extending this work. The city is the centre of attraction to the people of the surrounding country, and the Church will be either much weakened or strengthened in the future according as we neglect or fulfil our duty to these our brethren now. SHIGAWAKE. The Rev. R. J. Fothergill reports : — The work during the past year has been uneventful. Dur- ing the Winter we had a succession of stormy Sundays, which seriously affected the congregations, especially at Port Daniel, whe/e most of the people live at a distance from the Church. Nevertheless, the Services have been maintained with few interruptions. Xhe Holy Eucharist has been celebrated forty-seven times, and the other Ser- vices held as in past years. The Bishop made his annual visit to the Mission in July last, accompanied by Mrs. Dunn. This year His Lordship was able to spend a Sunday in Shigawake and Port Daniel, which was greatly appreciated by the people. Confirma- tion Services were held in Shigawake and Port Daniel ; but the great event of the visit was the Consecration of St. Peter's Church and Burying-ground at Newport Point. Three Sunday Schools are now at work in the Mission : at Shigawake, the No. 2 School-house, Port Daniel, and one lately started at Anse aux G-ascons. 121 At Shigawake a treat was held on the Parsonage grounds in August ; and on Christmas eve the teachers provided a Christmas Tree, together with a very enjoyable Entertain- ment by the Sunday School Scholars. In November last a Sale of Work was held by the Shiga- wake Guild, followed by a very successful Concert. The ladies, I am very glad to say, after voting $10.00 towards the]payment of insurance on the Church and Parsonage, have set apart the money realized towards the completion of the interior of the Parish Hall. Already a double floor has been laid, and the work has been given out for the ceiling of the Hall. We were again glad to welcome the Archdeacon last Summer ; and Anse aux Gascons greatly benefited by the more frequent Services held during his visit. The Arch- deacon also held a Service and preached at Shigawake. Baptisms, 34; Confirmations, 11; Marriages, 2; Burials, 15. Financial Statement. Sliiyawake. Contributions for Church purposes$ 29 56 Church Society 65 Assessment 200 00 2 2 2 1 1 Amount raised by the Guild 56 Kaster Offering Foreign Missions Domestic Missions Parochial Missions to the Jews.. Bishop's College., 52 00 02 58 00 65 Port Daniel. $21 22 6 62 150 00 2 10 V Anse aux Gascons, $20 78 4 72 40 00 55 Newport. $18 49 6 30 Total. $ 90 05 26 22 390 00 5 17 3 01 2 35 "7 36 1 94 1 32 1 04 6 28 1 30 3 92 I 00 56 65 Total $304 98 $186 19 $68 41 $26 14 $585 72 STANSTEAD AND BEEBE PLAIN. The Rev. W. T. Forsythe reports :— The work of the Church in this parish has gone on quietly and yet we may believe surely during the past year. At Christ Church, Stanstead Plain, the usual routine of Church life has been carried out. Matins and Evensong have been said and the Holy Communion celebrated nearly every Sunday. There have also been frequent week-day Services, including daily Matins during the summer months, and Evensong every Wednesday. The various Fasts and Festivals have been observed, with special Services during Lent and Holy Week. A class of ei^ht Candidates were 122 confirmed by the Bishop last December. The Sunday con- gregations skew a slight increase, especially in the evening. Special thanks are due to the Organists and members of the Choir for the pains and trouble taken in the prepara- tion and rendering of the Church music, which has main- tained a high level of efficiency during the past year. Our gratitude is also due to Mr. A. Dorey, for help so kindly given on several occasions. The Woman's Auxiliary has carried on its useful work of clothing an Indian child. The Ladies' Guild has been reorganized to help in the work of the Church. This congregation is, for the present year, entirely self-supporting, having agreed to raise the amount formerly subscribed by all Saints' Church towards the Rector's stipend, thus setting that amount free to be applied towards a resident Clergyman for that Church. We hope this may be continued, although taxing to the utmost the resources of a small congregation. The Library of the Sunday School has been increased through means of money raised by the Children's Sewing Guild and by a generous gift of books from S. James' Church, Morrisburg. I cannot help expressing my thankfulness for the cordial relations existing between myself and the parishioners, evinced by the fact that the Easter Offering this last year was the largest recorded in the history of the Parish, and by the presentation of a ticket for a trip to and from England, when I signified my wish to take a holiday in the old country. We were favored w^ith a visit from Bishop Hall, of Ver- mont, during the past Summer, who preached in both our Churches. All Saints^ Church, Beebe Plain. — The congregation at- tached to this Church has, through the kindness of the Bishop, had, during this year, the privilege of a resident Clergyman. The Bishop promised if the congregation would agree to raise half the amount required for a Clergy- man's stipend, to guarantee the other half. This the Vostry agreed to for one year, as an act of faith. Rev. H. S. Harte, who had been labouring in the Parish for several months as Lay Reader, was ordained to the Diaconate on S. Bar- nabas Day, at a Service so dignified and impressive as to leave a permanent impression upon the minds of the large Congregation present. Mr. Harte, although working in co- operation with the Rector in the work of the united Parish, has been virtually in charge of this Church. Efficient 123 work has been done. In addition to Matins and Evensong every Sunday, and monthly Celebration, Service has been held every Wednesday evening, as well as special Services during Lent and the Chief Festivals. Daily Services were held during Holy Week. A special Service Was held on All Saints' Day, the anniversary of the consecration of the Church. A class of seven Candidates was confirmed by the Bishop last December. A Guild, under the name of the " Guild of the Holy Childhood," has been organized and has done good work in raising money for Church purposes. The Library has had an addition made to it of a large number of volumes, chiefly through the exertions of the members of the Guild, and the' Sunday School greatly im- proved in efficiency. A new furnace has been put into the Church and several improvements made in the fabric. The experiment of having a resident Clergyman in Beebe Plain, has certainly proved a success ; although marks of success and progress must, from the peculiar circumstances of the country, be slow. It is earnestly to be hoped that the de- pression in the business concerns of the village will not make the members of this congregation unable to raise the required amount. Service has been held on Tuesday evenings in alternate weeks, in the Moulton neighbourhood and Judd's Mills School-room, with fair average congregations. The con- gregation of the latter place has made an offering in token of appreciation of the Services. The Services at Libbey's Mills have, owing to peculiar local circumstances, been discontinued for the present. Service has been held in Marlow School-house every al- ternate Sunday afternoon, and the congregations have been good during the whole year. The outlook for the Church's future in this district is very hopeful. The congregation here has made an offering, as a token of appreciation of tlie Services, which has been given to the General Fund of All Saints' Church. By the work of the two Clergy of this Parish the ground is well covered; and the various families within its borders, whether composed of Church people or belonging to no re- ligious body, can be visited with regularity, and thus the Church's Missionary work can be more eff'ectualy carried on amongst those sheep for whom the Shepherd lived and died. 124 Financial Statement. Parochial ofyeett : Clergyman's Stipend Easter Offering Gliurch and Parsonage expenses... Judd's Mills Offering Diocesan ott/ects : Mission Fund Synod Assessment., Stanstead. % 677 00 44 98 322 15 13 50 21 70 8 00 Beehe Plain. $174 79 6 37 260 40 Total. $851 79 51 36 582 55 Extra-Diocesan objects : Foreigt) Missions Domestic Missions Mission to Jews 6 29 5 18 3 86 10 41 .32 11 8 00 6 2a 5 18 55 4 41 Total. .$1,102 66 $452 62 Grand total. 1,499 19 40 11 15 88 .$1,556 18 THREE RIVERS. The Rev. H. C. Stuart reports : — Financial Statement. Rector's Stipend, $800.00; Easter Offering, $14.94; Church Society (Subscrip- tions), $16.00; (per Sunday Offering) W. & 0. Fund, $1.15; Pension Fund, $1.10; Mission Fund, $1.06; General Fund, $2.00; Church and Rectory im- provements, $75.00; Other purposes, $153.00.— TolaL $1,164.24. THE INDIAN MISSION. During the year I have only been able to visit Lake St. John seven times, remaining, however, on each occasion two days. Several Indians have been removed by death, notably John Gunner or Paskanapish, as he was called in the Indian tongue. The Indians remained only a few weeks at the Reserve during the Summer, hastening back to their winter quarters. Th re ia litttle to record this year concerning the Mission, that is of general interest. VALCARTIER. Tne Rev. Dr. Riopel reports : — In spite of some changes and certain efforts, both with- in and without the Church, to interfere with our work, we have made more than usual progress in our spiritual re- lationships. The Services are well attended, the worship is remarkably devout, and the number and frequency of Communicants increased. In no other year have 1 received 60 many marks of good-will and kindness. The assessment 125 has been regularly paid, and some little beginning has been made in the way of contributing more specially to the funds of the Church Society. A large debt of gratitude is due Mr. Thomas Billing, our Church- Warden, for his untiring zeal and perseverance in looking after the temporalities. Baptisms, 10 ; Burials, 11. Financial Statement. Assessment, $220.00; Sunday Collections, $33.00; Foreign and Domestic iMissions, $2.00 ; Bishop's College, $1.50 ; Church Society, $12.30.— Total, $208.80, WATERVILLE. The Rev. Ernest A, Willoughby King reports : — Sunday Services always three, often four, also on Chief Festivals and as a rule on Friday evening in Waterviile. Holy Communion monthly at each station and oftener in Summer at North Hatley, For numbers see tabulated statement, near end of report. Parishioners, almost all of small means, have made contributions to all funds of the Church Society, and to other usual objects. The aggregate for all purposes is $1,287,35, being $46 more than last year's total, and showing an increase in three years of about $550, The rental of a house as Parsonage is collected mainly through the Guilds, and chiefly in Waterviile, Numerous removals have taken place. Amongst these Mr, and Miss Parkin, Mr, and Mrs. A, True, Mr, and Mrs. T. H, Somerville, who were all willing and faithful church workers. Mrs. True and Mrs. Somerville were devoted officers of the Guild. Mr. and Mrs, Edw. Sprigings and family, for many years warm supporters of the Church at Waterviile, have gone to North Hatley, where their help and influence in the Choir and Sunday School are already of great value. Misses Ethel and Lucy Moy, president and treasurer of the Guild at North Hatley, will be absent for the whole Winter. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cull and familly are much missed. Mr. Cull, of honourable name, has been for many years a warden. From Eustis have gone Mr. Vance, Mr. D, Little, Mrs. Bean and others. But, as if pro- videntially to fill some of these vacancies, we now have amongst us Rev. T. L. Ball, M,A., and Mrs. Ball, Mrs. W H. Ball and daughters, W. H. Wiggett, J. C. Grant and their families, also Mrs. Riddell and her daughter's family. 12C Schools are visited and classes taught. For Church So- ciety $56, and for other Diocesan objects $75, is not a bad showing for a poor Mission having many special local claims. Sunday School maintained at head-quarters, Classes of instruction begun at Eustis and North Hatley. The annual Festival on the Queen's Birth Day was very successfully observed. The Jubilee of the Church of St. John the Evan- gelist at "Waterville was made memorable by the presence, help and encouragement of the Lord Bishop, and many of the Clergy and laity from neighbouring Parishes, The objects very naturally suggested for special support, as thankful memorials of a half century's mercies, are the repairing of the good old Church and the building of a Parsonage. The Lord Bishop, Rev T. L. Ball, Wm. Wig- gett, senior, W. H. Wiggett and Adelbert Gale are generous contributors to these objects. Further aid is greatly needed. North Hatley. — The lit. Rev. Dr. Paret, Lord Bishop of Maryland, spent about two months at North Hatley, and although needing all possible rest, yet he most kindly preached and assisted in the Services on several Sundays. His ministrations will long be remembered with prolitable pleasure. As heretofore the Summer visitors rendered liberal and hearty assistance to the local Guild in raising funds for Church purposes, and largely through the encourage- ment of the envelope system. Mrs. Daves, of Baltimore, has borne the entire expense of placing a fine-toned new bell in the tower of the Church of St. Barnabas, having had the names and date cast in the metal. Miss Daves most thoughtfully had the Vestry fitted with receptacles for vestments, &c. The whole family in- deed are warm and constant supporters of all good works. Rev. T. S. Chapman, M.A., brought all the way from Dudswell and placed in the Church a beautiful Lectern of his own design and skilful workmanship, and recalled a visit to that picturesque spot some fifty years before, when he was a student of Bishop's College. We hope ere long to claim the grants to be made in con- nection with the completion of this Church. Eustis. — Rev. J. Prout was Deacon- Assistant for about two months, with head-quarters at Eustis. From the good hearted people of this locality, he received tokens of the appreciation in which his services were held. Ten dollars have been contributed towards the new Altar Vessels. Be- Mg of a Wig. 127 fore they left "Waterville in the Spring, Mr. George and Miss Tilly Parkin presented a beautiful set of Altar-Linen, exquisitely embroidered, to the congregation at Eustis, as a memorial of their revered father, who ended a long labo- rious missionary life in this Parish. This gift, very valuable in itself, is all the more so in its connection with the pros- pect of a much needed new Church in Eustis. The after- noon service on Sundays in the Bullard School-house con- tinues to lessen the average attendance and revenues at AVaterville and Eustis, The missionary and his wife are always generously remembered in the bestowal of valuable gifts and attentions by the kind people of Eustis and Capelton. It is a matter of very deep regret that much of the usual mining work is to be suspended here for an in- definite time, but not for long, let us hope. Baptisms, 23 (8 adults) ; Marriages, 2 ; Burials, 6. Financial Statkmknt. Church Society, $55.06; Assessment, $270.00; Easter Offerinpr, .S81.80 ; For- cign Missions, $4.(i0 ; Domestic Missions, $3.59 ; .lews — London and Parochial So- cieties, $9.01 ; Bishop's College, $5.00; Compton Ladies' College. $2.50; Church and Parsonage Funds, $200.03 ; Other purposes, $655.40.— Total, $1,2S7.35. way's mills and barnston. The Rev. A. E. Whatham reports : — I have not much of a report to tabulate, but what I have is, I think, exceedingly encouraging. The work now seems most hopeful in comparison with my estimation of it shortly after I had taken up my resi- dence here. This is indeed " a Church Mission," since in a locality manifesting very little desire for the Gospel, the Church has the least number of the few who desire to hear it. On all sides we are surrounded by queer " isms." Holy EoUers, Herald Advents, Seventh-day Advents, Ordinary Advents, Universali^ts, besides Ihe ordinary Protestant denominations, Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians, it is truly frightful to find the handful of religious people here split into so many different bodies. In spite of this the Services at Way's Mills have been well attended, and the interest in the Church is growing steadily, though of course it will take years of hard labour 1o establish anything like loyal and deep-seated feelings of love towards her. Upon my arrival I commenced with a weekly Sunday morning 128 Service at "Way's Mills, and a weekly evening Service at Barnston, with a monthly Communion at both places. This order I still follow, but I have added to it an alternate Sunday evening Service at Libbytown, with the interveninij Service (evening) at Way's Mills ; while I now hold a Wednesday fortnightly lecture (evening) at Way's Mills, and a Friday fortnightly Service at Kingscroft. All these are well attended, and bid fair to grow. The one exception, however, is Barnston, which cor?tinues its small congrega- tion, ranging from six to twenty. The most satisfactory work is the new Sunday School I have started at Libbytowji. This is the most vital feature of the Mission. For several years, as I have been informed, this Mission has had no Sunday School. I have, by God's grace, been enabled to evoke a great enthusiasm over the new Sunday School, and as there are hosts of tihildren at Libbytown, I look forward with great hope to the laying of a foundation of love for and interest in the Church, which is not here at present except in a few isolated instances. With regard to my Parish visiting, an important feature in the building up of the Mission, I may say that it is gratifying to experience so much pleasure on the part of all at my visits. I am constantly asked by others as well as my own people, to call and have dinner with them, &c., which I do not fail to do. Touching the financial aspect, we have collected at Way's Mills by open collections, subscriptions and enve- lopes, 149.52, and at Barnston $17.54. Besides this, Way's Mills and Barnston have sent to the Church Society, direct through the Bishop, 113.10 (I think this is correct). This does not include what both Guilds have raised for Par- sonage and Church repairs, insurance, &c. I ha\'e not given these amounts, as the '* Guild money " is a semi- private method which may fluctuate in its success, and is not to be reckoned a permanent system for raising Church funds, though while it lasts it is very useful. I may say, however, that our Guild at Way's Mills is on a better footing than ever, and better attended, and is raising more money than formerly. We have had no Marriages or Burials, and but one Baptism. I have six actual candidates for Con- firmation, and three possible ones. Next year I hope to send in a still better report than this, though I thank God devoutly for His blessings so far ; which are indeed more than I had dared to hope in the beginning. 129 BROMFrON AND WINDSOR. The Venerable Art-hdeaoou Roe reports : — The reguhir course of Relij>'iou8 Services outlined in last year's Report, has been carried out durinj? the year now elosing" with satisfactory results. These Services are three every Sunday, together with two Sunday Schools ; two Services on all the other Holy Days ; the Holy Eucharist celebrated on every alternate Sunday and on all other Fes- tivals, and week-day Services on Wednesday and Friday evenings with courses of lectures. These Services iorm the main feature of the spiritual husbandry, from which we look to reap fruit in due time to the ijlory of God. I hope we are growing to appreciate the Services of the Church as having their value in themselves, apart from whatever comfort or enjoyment they may bring to us as acts of worshi}) paid to Almighty God. Until we get back to this foundation principle, it seems to me we need not look for much new progress. The attendance on all the Services has improved. The finances of the Church also are gradually growing into a more healthy condition. On the eve of St. John the Baptist's Day, the Lord Bishop visited the Mission, when twelve Candidates were present- ed to him for Confirmation, seven in Windsor and five in Brompton. Of these twelve, all the five in Brompton and two of the seven in Windsor, were adults, married persons, and were all persons from whom we have every reason to expect such fruits of good living as may bring strength to the Church and glory of God. On the Saturday before the Confirmation, the Bishop gave an address of deep interest in Sc. George's Church, Windsor, on the early planting of the C^hurch in Britain and England. Altogether, the visit was a time of refreshing to us all and a strenghtening of the hands of all Church workers. Baptisms, 12 ; Confirmations, 12 ; Marriages, 3 ; Burials, 5. Financial Statement. Parochial otijec/s: Windsor. Brompton. Total. Assessment !Sil40 00 §1*20 00 $-200 00 Easter OHeriiin: 4 87 188 B 70 Other purposes 67 32 16« 71 224 03 490 78 9 $ 20 05 $ 42 00 180 I)ioee»an nhjteti ! Church Society (subscriptions) % 12 05 General Fund Mission Fund Pension Fund Bishop's Collfge Gompton Ladies' College Bishop Williams M. M. Fund..., Extra- Diiieesan ahjecis: Foreign Missions Domestic Missions Jews' Parochial Missions Total CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY TRINITY, QUEBEC. The Very Rev. Dean Norman reports: — Baptisms, 15 ; Confirmed, 26 ; Marriages, 6; Burials, 22. Church Society (Sunday Offerings), $80.98; Easter Offering, (for Rector), $140.03 ; Whitsiuiulav (for Assistant Minister), $i)3.94 ; Foreign Missions, $52.55 ; Domestic Missions, $52.36; Woman's Auxiliary to D. and F. MisHiona, $240 80 ; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, «20.U0 ; Bishop's College, $32.47; Sewing Guild, $530.76; Sustentation Fund, $677.75; Ordinary Collections, $2,4«0.0U ; Pew Rents, $2,870.96. -Total, $7,170.74. Parochial objects, $0,785.62 ; Extra-Parochial objects, $485.22. (Church Society Collections, bouse to house, not included.) 2 00 1 32 1 00 4 89 2 62 2 00 24 r.o 3 53 » 5H 1 00 3 32 4 23 9 44 4 22 3 R4 25 60 2 67 4 55 1 60 1 64 1 00 92 25 3 38 6 91 7 48 2 72 3 90 1 72 17 11 C237 40 $302 74 Grand total.... $600 14 ST. Matthew's, quebec. The Rev. Lennox W. Williams reports : — Baptisms, 25 ; Confirmed, 22 ; Marriages, 9 ; Burials, 22. Church Society (Sunday Offerings'*, $361.18 ; Easter Offering, $198.20 ; Foreign Missions, $373.83 ; Domestic Missions, $497.06 ; Woman's Auxiliary to D. and F. Missions, $574.05 ; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, $51.92 ; Bishop's College, $169.00; Comp ton Ladies' College, $28.59; Church and Rectory Improvements, $1,775.70; Amounts raised for other purposes, $4,177.60.— Total, $8,207.19. Parochial objects, $6,151.56; Extra-Parochial objects, $2,055.63. (Church Society Collections, house to house, not included.) ST. MICHAELS CHURCH, QUEBEC. The Rev. Canon Von IfHand reports : — Baptisms, 3 ; Marriage, 1 ; Burials, 3. Church Sociptv (Sunday Offerings), $1,574.60 ; House to house Collections, $640.10; Towards Rectors Stipend, $576.95; Easter Offering, $96.18 ; Foreign Missions, $530.86 ; Domestic Missions, $21.67; Woman's Auxiliary to D. and F. Missions, $123.17; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, $13.82 : Bishop's College, $7.92; Church and Rectory Improvements, $280.00; Amounts raised for other purposes, $530.25.— Total, $4,395.61. Parochial objects, $1,483.38 ; Extra-Parochial objects, $2,912.13, 181 ST. PETER'S, QUEBEC. The Rev. A. J. Balfour reports : — Baptisms, 11 ; Confirmed, 5 ; Marriages, 2 ; Burials, 10. Tuwards Rector's Stipend, $300.00 ; Easter Offering, $H.4» ; ForeiKa Missions, $8.11(1; Domentic Missiuns, $j.00; .Jews' I'nrocliial and Mission Fund. $3.00; Cburcli Society (Sunday Ufferingj), General Fund, S.'). 00 ; Mission Fund, $4..'>0 ; Pension Fund, $8.00 ; PerHubsoriptions, $52.35 ; Uisliop's College, $5.00 ; Comi)- ton Lndies' CoUeKc, $3,00 ; Woman's Auxiliary to D. and F. Missions, $05.00; H. S. Children's Lenten Offering towards same object, $15.20 : Fuel and Clothing for Poor, $48.30 ; S. School, $15.00; Parochial Library, SlO.OO; Other objecti, $218.18. -Total, *80tt.97. Parochial objects, 9035.02 ; Extra-Paroohial objects, $174.05. ST. PAUL'S, QUEBEC. The Rev. E. A. Dunn reports : — Baptism, 1 ; Confirmed, 4 ; Marriage, 1 ; Burial, 1. Church Society, $68.86 ; Towards Rector's Stipend, $83.60; Easter and Christ- mas Offerings (for Rector), $51.75 ; Foreign Missions, $9.47 ; Domestic Missions. $7.20; Woman's Auxiliary to D. and F. Missions, $20.58 ; Jews' Parochial and Mission Fund, $5.85; Bishop's College. $6.32 ; Compton Ladies' College, $4.95 ; Hisliop of Quebec Labrador Fund, $10.05 ; Other purposes, $337.63.— Total, $606.22. Parochial objects, $471.88 ; Extra-Parochial objects, $134.34. TRINITY CHURCH, QUEBEC. The Rev. W. T. Noble reports :— Baptisms, 15 ; Marriages, 5 ; Burials, 7. Easter Offering, $73.00 ; Foreign Missions, $33.50 ; Domestic Missions, $25.40; Woman's Auxiii:: .-y to D. and F. Missions, $10.00 ; Jews' London Mission, $15.00 ; Other purpos< 9, i'2,053.50. -Total, $2,210.40. Parochial objects, $2,126.50; Extra-Parocbi.al objects, $83.90. The Secretary of the Church Society has two favours to ask of his Clerical brethren — 1st, that when sending in their Lists of Subscribers to the Funds of the Society, they will have the names already arranged in alphabetical order; 2nd, that when writing their Reports they will use one side only of their paper. Already the majority of the Clergy observe these reasonable rules, but many do not, and much additional labour is entailed. Dr. 132 THE CLERGY TRUST FUND IN AC 1895. Dec. 31. To Bonds, viz : County of Albert Town of Berlin City of Brandon Town of Brockvillc City of Halifax Town of Levis City of Montreal Permanent Stock Town of Penh do Peterborough Portage la Prairie Quebec Protestant School Coirmissioners Province of Quebec County of Richmond, N.S City of St. John, NB Town of Sault St. Marie County of Shelhiirne Toronto Street Railway Vancouver, B. C Town of Windsor City of Winnipeg Mortgages, Quebec ,.... do do Ho Toronto do do do do Cash in Savings Bank .. S cts. 9(100 00 ll»0;5 00 8500 00 1000 00 1000 00 35100 00 2625 00 6400 00 4000 00 loOOO 00 1000 00 .3500 00 lOi'O 00 2000 00 ;^oo 00 4000 (10 3000 00 10000 00 2000 00 7000 00 4000 00 3150 00 17000 00 7000 00 5000 00 $ cts. If Jan.") Dec". 154478 00 9573 66 $164051 66 Dr. THE PORTEOUS FUND FOR THE BLIND IN Dr. BISHOP GEORGE J. MOUNTAIN MEMORIAL De< Fl Dc 183 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASUREE. Cr. 1895. Jany. I. Dec". 31.., By Balance from last year Revenue of the year Paid Rev. F. A." Smith Rev. F. Boyle Rev. T. S. Chapman.. Hon. Treasnrer of Dio- cesan Board Allowance to Treasurer Bank commissions and general charges cts. 486 f)8 486 rtS 24a 32 5847 60 400 Ot) 83 88 $ cts. "soot 49 7.548 25 $ cts. 459 24 $164051 66 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr, FUND IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr. 1895. I Dec 31.. Subscription from Bishop of Quebec... " Rev. Dr. Mountain $ cts. 100 00 100 00 $200 00 134 Dr. THE BISHOPRIC ENDOWMENT FUND 1895. Dec. 31. To Investments, viz : County of Albert Bonds City of Brandon Bonds do Kingston Bonds New Westminster, B. C ~ Town of Perth Bonds City of Quebec Stock Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Toronto Mortgage Quebec Mortgage do Toronto Mortgage Toronto Mortgage Quebec Mortgage Somerset Mortgage Arthabaska Mortgage Toronto Mortgage Lyster Mortgage Bcauport Mortgage Quebec Mortgage Montreal Mortgage Gash in Savings Bank,. $ cts. 800 00 1400 00 19466 67 7000 00 1100 00 3000 00 1500 00 10000 00 4000 00 5000 3000 3000 10000 2103 2000 6500 2000 1300 1000 1200 $ Cts. 85370 1476 17 71 $86846 88 Dr. THE MOUNTAIN ENDOWMENT FUND, 1895. Dec. 31.. Levis ' Bonds Sherbrooke do Wingham do Winnipeg do Scarboro Mortgage Frampton do Valcartier do Toronto do Quebec do Cash in Savings' Bank $ cts. 100 00 600 00 3000 00 100 00 4000 00 50 00 .^40 ',''•> 3000 0(1 900 0() .^0 00 $12140 00 135 IN ACOOUNr WITH THE TREASURER. Cu 1895. I Jany. 1....... By Balance Dec 31...... Revenue of the year.. Paid Bishop of Quebec. Collection charges $ cts. 86846 88 4378 09 91724 97 d878 09 $86846 88 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr. 1895. Jan. 1.. Dec. 31.. By Balance Revenue of the year Dr. Paid account Frampton mortgage Ven Archdeacon Roe $cts. 12140 00 670 20 ••5 00 645 20 $Ct8. 12810 20 670 20 $12140 00 136 Dr. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS IN 1895. Dec. 31 To Investments on account of following EndoW' meut Funds, viz : Quebec Chapelbt. Town of Levis Bonds City of Montreal Permanent Stock Quebec Protestant School Commissioners Sault St. Marie do , Toronto Mortgage ACTONVALE. City of Brandon Bonds Town of r^evis do do Peterborough do Quebec Protestant Scliool Commissioners Richmond, B. C, do City of St. Jolin, N. B., do Toronto Mortgage .... ASOOT ANI) WeSTIIURY. County of Albert Bonds Town of Levis do do Peterborough do Quebec Protestant School Commissioners Kichmond, B. C, do Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage BUOMl'TON. City of Brandon do Town of Levis do London West do Town of Peterboroueh do Quebec Protestant School Commissioners Montreal Mortgage Quebec Mortgage Toronto do BUBY. City of Brandon Bonds. Town of Levis do . do Peterborough do . Montreal Mortgage Toronto do Carried forward. $ cts. 4000 00 TiOO 00 250 00 1600 00 1000 00 250 00 1100 00 100 00 'too 00 100 00 200 00 aoo 00 400 00 400 00 150 00 250 00 100 00 100 00 200 00 100 00 1100 00 1000 00 100 00 150 00 too 00 200 00 700 00 100 00 200 00 100 00 460 00 600 00 $ cts. 18! Jan. Dsj. 7360 00 Jan. Dec 2450 00 Jan Dec 1600 00 Jan Dei 3750 00 Jai Do 1450 00 $16600 00 137 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr. % cts. 7350 00 2450 00 1895. Jan. 1.., Dm. 31. Jan. 1... Dec. 31.. QUKIIKC ClIAPKLRY. Dy Balance Revenue of the year. Dr. Rector of St. Matthew's Tuxes on Toronto property, ACTOXVALE. By Balance Revenue of the year. Ascot and Westbuuv. Jan 1... By Balance Dec. 31.. Revenue of thcyenr. BltOMPTON. Jan. 1... By Balance Dec. 31 Dr. Paid Ven. Archdeacon Roe.. Bury. Jan. 1... Deo. :il.. By Balance Kevenuc of the year. Carried forward. $ cts. 7407 SO 2i>5 W. Paid Rector ofSt. Paul's ' 166 00 Rector of St. Peter's ' 73 50 16 00 25 37 $ cts. 7663 30 280 S7 2423 25 106 45 1608 60 78 80 3779 10 Revenue of the year 172 45 3951 .'55 172 45 1387 10 71 40 $ cts. 7382 43 2f>'?9 70 1687 40 3779 10 1458 50 $16837 13 138 Dr. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 1895. Dec. 31. Dec. 31.. Brought forward . BouBo Louis. City of Brandon Bonds. Town of Levis do . do Peterborough do . Richmond, B. C , do . Village of Richmond do . Sault iSt. Mane do . BouiiG Louis — (Aylwin Legacy Fund.) City of Brandon Bonds COATICOOKE AND BaRFORD. County of Albert Bonds City of Brandon do Township of Brantford do Town of Levis do , City of Montreal Permanent Stock Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Richmond, B. C, Bonds ... City of St. John, N, Sault St. Marie Toronto Mortgage., do do B. do do Cape Covb and Perce. County of Albert Bonds. City of Brandon do . Township of Brantford do . Town of Levis do . City of Peterborough do . do St. John, N. B., do . Sault St. Marie Toronto Mortgage do do Montreal do do Charleston Rectory. Citv of Brandon Bonds... . ., Township of Brantford do Town of Levis do City of Montreal Permanent Stock. Town of Peterborough Bonds Richmond, B. C, do Village ot Richmond do Sault St. Marie do Quebec Mortgage Toronto Mortgage Charleston Rectouv— (Special Account.) Toronto Mortgage Gf^rried forward. $- cts. $ cts. $16600 UO 100 00 100 00 150 00 100 00 500 00 100 00 1500 00 800 00 100 00 ;«o 00 300 00 400 00 200 00 400 00 100 00 1100 00 300 00 700 00 400 00 100 00 053 00 250 00 4.50 00 100 00 1000 00 250 00 250 00 250 00 100 00 390 00 400 00 550 00 100 00 200 00 500 00 1000 00 500 00 250 00 ."iOO 00 1050 00 1500 00 4730 00 3703 00 3990 00 500 00 $32073 00 139 :N ACCOVl^T.— Continued. Cr, If, ots. 1895. Jan. 1.. Ueo. 31. .Fan. 1.. Dec.ai. Brought furwai'd BouRc} Louis. By Balance Irunsferred troni Aylwin Legacy Fund Revenue of the year BouRG Louis— (Aylwin Legacy Fund.) By Balance Revenue of the year. Dr. Paid Hon. Trcas. Diocesan Board for Assessments Transferred to Bourg Louis Endow- ment Fund Jan. 1... Dec. 31, Jan. 1.. Dec. 31. Jan. 1.. Dec. 31, 1.^.00 00 105 00 •10 00 G5 00 CoATICbOKE AND BaRFORD. By Balance 4709 74 Revenue of the year..*. i 238 15 ])r. Paid Rev. Canon Foster Rev. G. H. A. Murray Taxes on Toronto property, Cape Cove and Pekce. By Balance Revenue of the year Dr. Paid Rev. W. G. Lyster . Charleston Rectory. Jan. 1.. Peo. 31. By Balance • Revenue ot the year. Dr. Paid Rev. A. Stevens Charleston Rectory — (Special Account.) 100 00 100 00 7 61 3696 80 201 05 4016 95 213 83 By Balance Revenue of the year. Dr. Paid Rev. A. Stevens.... 500 00 26 25 S cts. Cftrricu furvvtird.ii>»i"*»ii>M>itit<.[ i«t'i • •• $ cts. $ 16837 13 1047 35 65 00 52 20 1605 00 105 00 4947 89 207 61 3897 85 200 00 4230 78 200 00 526 25 26 25 1164 55 f»»«t» ••»(••"! 1500 00 4740 28 3697 85 4030 78 500 00 $32470 59 140 Dr. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 1895. Dec. al.. Brought forward. COMPTON. Sault St. Mario Boads. Quebec Mortgage CooKsiunE.— St. Pkteu's Ciiuhch. City of Brandon Bonds Township of Brantford do London West do Richmond, B.C., du Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage do do DUUM.MONLVn,t,E. County of Albert Bonds City of Brandon do Town of fiCvls do London West do Town of Peterborough do Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. City of St. John, N. B , do Saiilt St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage do do do do DUDSWEIJ,. City of Brandon Bonds.. Township of Brantford lo Town of ficvis do Peterborough Richmond. B. C, Sault St. Marie Quebec mortgage Toronto Mortgage do do do do Danville. Township of Brantford Bonds.. Richmond, B. C, do .. City of St. John, N. B., do .. Sault St. Marie do .. Toronto Mortgage Carried forward $ cts. soon 00 2000 00 100 00 191 00 500 00 100 00 300 00 4000 00 700 00 400 00 250 00 1850 00 1000 00 250 00 400 00 100 00 100 00 1760 00 r. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS IN A 1893. Dec.3t. Brought forward. FRAMI'TON. County of All)ert Honda City of Brandon do Township of Brantford do Town of Levis do City of Montreal Permanent Stock Town of l'eterl)orouph Bonds Quebec Proleatont Scliool Commissioners Richmond, B. C, Bonds Sault 8t. Marie do Toronto Mortgage Gasp^ Basin. County of Albert Bonds City of Brandon do Township of Brantford do Town of Levis do Citj' of Montreal Permanent Stock. Town of Peterborough Bonds Ricinnond, B. C. do Village of Richmond do Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage Geougevim.e City of Brandon Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Irgi.an'i) and South Invkhness. County of Albert Bonds .*. Town of Levis do City of Montreal Permanent Stock Town of Peterborough Bonds. , Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Richmond, B. C, Bonds Village of Richmond do Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage KlNGSEY. County of Albert Bonds. City of Brandon do ... Township of Brantford do .. Town of Levis do .., do Peterborough do .. Richmond, B. C, Bonds.. Sault St. Marie do ... Toronto Mortgage Carried forward. $ Ota. 000 on 300 00 207 00 1000 00 1800 00 400 00 100 00 200 00 200 00 1400 00 400 00 200 00 450 oO 650 00 500 00 100 00 200 00 500 00 200 no 450 00 100 00 450 00 400 00 ."too 00 .300 00 400 on 400 00 500 00 600 00 500 00 900 00 400 00 160 00 371 00 1100 00 200 00 100 00 200 00 900 00 $ cts. 5;{120 on 1895. Jan. Dec. 7197 00 Jan. 1 Dec. 3S50 00 550 00 Jan. 1 Dec. 3 Jan. ] Deo. 3 4200 00 3421 00 Jan. Dec! $72138 00 143 IN ACCOUl^T.— Continued. Cr. 1 Brought forward $ Ct3. $ cts. $ Cts. 63530 32 FnAMI'TON. 1895. Jan. 1<.> By Balance 7151 01 380 52 7537 53 Dec. 31.. Ilevouue of the year Dr. Paid Rev. F. Boyle 200 00 7337 53 GA8t>£ Basin. Jan. 1... By Balance 3043 77 11)1 43 3835 20 Dec. 31. Ileveiiue of the year Dr. Paid Rev. J. P. Richmond 191 43 3643 77 GEORflEVlLLE. Jan. 1... By Balance 684 19 27 50 Dec. 31.. Revenue All 69 Ireland and South Invbrxehs. Jan. 1... Bv Balance 4190 50 220 S.l 122 00 4639 35 Deo. 31.. Revenue of the vear On account sale of land Dr. Paid Rev. W. G. Faulconer 200 00 43.39 35 KlXGSEY. Jan. 1... Bv Balance .3418 12 163 21 Dec. 31.. Revenue of the vear 1 Cftrrierl forward •....« •.•... . »•■•■» •••••• 3581 33 $73043 99 H4 Dr. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS IN Brought forward.. 1805. Leeds. Dec. ai.. County of Albort Honds. ('ity ot Hnindon do Township of Hrantford do . Town of lit'vis do . do Peterborough do ., Richmond, B. C, do . Sault St. Marie do . Toronto Mortgage Levis. City of Brandon Bonds Township of Brantford do Town of Levis do City of Montreal Permanent Stooli Town of Peterltorougli Bonds Richmond, B. C, do Hault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage LOUISKVILLE. Sault St. Marie Bonds Montreal Mortgage , Malhaik and Point St. Peter. County of Albert Bonds. Citj' of Brandon do . Township of Brantford do ., Town of Levis do . do Peterborough do . Richmond, B. C, do . Sault St. Marie do . Toronto Mortgage Maoos. City of Brandon Bonds Town of Levis do Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Richmond, B. C, Bonds Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage Mblbocrnb and Richhond. City of Brandon Bonds Town of Levis do Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Sault St. Marie Bonds Montreal Mortgage t Toronto do Carried forward. $ cts. 400 00 100 00 203 00 1000 00 200 no 100 00 100 00 350 00 250 00 410 00 400 00 450 00 800 00 200 00 200 00 250 00 100 00 450 00 500 00 150 00 .30U 00 1000 00 300 00 200 00 200 00 700 00 500 00 000 00 100 00 100 00 2400 00 600 00 100 00 500 00 100 00 100 00 450 00 150 00 * Cts. 72138 OU LSI .Tan. Dec. 2453 00 Jan. Dec. 2460 00 nSO 00 Jan Dec. 3449 00 Jan. Dec. Jan. Deo 4200 00 Jan Dec 1400 00 $36650 00 ^"Sf^i 145 IN ACCOUNT.— Co«/muf(/. Cr. 1400 00 lii-ougbt furwai'd. IS 05. Jan. 1.., Dec. 31., Jan. 1... Ucc. 31 Jan 1.... Dec. 31,. Jan. 1... Dec. 31, Jan. 1.. Deo. 31.. Lrbds. liy Halance Uevuiiue of the year. Levis. By Balance Hevunuo of th year., LoUISEVlLIiK. By Balani^c Revenue of the year. Maliiaib and Point St. Petkb. By Balance Revenue of the year. Maooo. By Balance Revenue of the year. Jan. 1... Dec. 31.. Dr. Paid Rev. R. C. Tambs .. Melboubne and Richhoxo. By Balance Revenue of the year.. Carried forward. 10 $ cts. 8 cts. 4.312 21 207 23 247.'< 80 113 56 2.ir)2 03 132 53 601 44 27 50 3475 7« 168 10 $ CtP. 73U43 »9 2580 44 2585 46 628 94 4519 44 200 00 1427 43 61 37 3643 95 4319 44 1488 80 . $88300 02 146 Dr, THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS IN 1895. Dec. 31.. Brought forward. Magdalen Tslands. Township of Brantford Bonds Town of Levis do do Peterborough do ..... Richmond, B. C, do Sault St. Marie do Toronto .Mortgage Montmorency. Montreal Mortgage Quebec do , North Inverness. City of Brandon Bonds. Townsliip of Brantford do . Town of Levis do . London West do . City of Montreal Stock Town of Peterborough Bonds. Sault St. Marie do . Quebec Mortgage , Toronto Mortgage do do New Liverpool. City of Brandon Bonds Town of Levis do City of Montreal Permanent Stock do Pelerborough.Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Kichmond. B. C, Bonds Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage New Carlisle and Paspebiac. Town of Levis Bonds London West do City of Montreal — Permanent Sto;k Town of Peterborough Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Richmond, B. C, Bonds Sault St. Marie do Quebec Mortgage PORTNEUK. County of Albert Bonds. City of Brandon do Town of Levis do , do Peterborough do Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Richmond, B. C, Bonds Sault St. Marie do Toronto Mortgage $ cts. 151 00 500 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 400 00 2000 00 180 00 Carried forward. 100 00 121 00 400 00 500 00 100 00 300 00 400 00 300 00 1200 00 400 00 2.50 00 300 00 650 00 200 00 3.50 00 100 00 100 00 300 00 900 00 nuo 00 150 00 400 00 150 00 200 00 500 00 1000 00 400 GO 350 00 1300 00 300 00 500 00 200 00 200 00 450 00 $ cts. 86G50 00 IS Jan Uec Jan Dec 1351 00 2180 00 Jan Dec 3821 00 Jan Dec 2150 00 Jan Dec 3800 00 Jac De( 3700 GO $103652 00 147 IN ACCOVl^T. —Continued. Cr. 1351 00 2180 00 Jan. 1... Uec. 31 Jan. 1... Dec. 31, Jan. 1.. Dec. 31 Brought forward , Magdalen Islands. $ cts. By BaIan''o Revenue of the year JIONTMORENCV. By Balance Revenue of the year JJr. Paid J. Hamilton, Hon. Treasurer Dio- cesan Board acct. Rector's Stipend. NoKTH Inverness. Jan. 1... Dec. 31.. Jan. 1.. Dec. 31. Jan. 1.. Dec. 31.. By Balance Revenue of the year. Dr. Paid Rev. H. A. Dickson Taxes on Toi-onto property. New Livrrpool. By Balance Revenue of the year. New Carlisle and PAbPKBiAc. By Balance Revenue of the year.. Dr. aidR3v^. E. B. Husband. Portneuf. By Balance , Revenue of the year.. Dr. Paid Rev. 0. B. Washer., " H. S. Fuller..., Carried forward. 2182 9« 109 90 3911 63 140 84 140 84 30 46 3806 61 172 47 3699 17 197 72 97 00 100 72 $ cts. 1311 10 62 06 2292 86 109 90 4052 47 171 29 2180 02 115 85 3979 08 172 47 3896 89 197 72 $ cts. 88300 03 1373 16 2182 96 3881 18 2295 87 3806 61 3699 17 $105538 97 148 Dr. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 1895. Deo. 31. Brought forward. City of Brandon Town of Levis City of St. John, Saiilt St. Marie Montreal Mortgage Toronto do Rivi£bk du Loup (en Bas) N.B. Bonds do , do . St. Michakl's. Levis Mortgage. Quebec do . St. Svlvkstkk. City of Brandon Bonds Town of Levis do (jily of Montreal — Permanent Stock Town of Peterborou'jh Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners Richmond, B. C. City of St. John,N. Sdiilt St. Marie Quebec Mortgage.... Toronto Mortgage... B. Bonds, do do Sandt Beach. Town oi" Levis Bonds City of Montreal Permanent Stocli Town of Peterborough Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners. Richmond, B. C., Bonds Quebec Mortgage Toronto Mortgage Shigawakk. City of Brandon Bonds Town of Levis do , London West do City of Montreal Permanent Steele Town )f Peterborough Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners Richmond, B. C, Bonds Toronto Mortgage Stanstead. Town of Levis Bonds Quebec Protestant School Commissioners Toronto Mortgage..... Carried forward. $ cts. 100 00 200 00 200 00 100 00 750 00 200 00 S cts. 103652 00 1000 00 100 00 150 1300 250 400 400 100 100 500 300 400 1600 00 550 00 200 00 650 00 100 00 300 00 550 00 250 00 ."iOO 00 50O 00 400 00 400 00 •ipd 00 300 00 400 00 400 00 2300 00 900 00 156ft 00 UC C 3900 GO 3850 00 3100 00 3600 00 $120752 00 149 IN kCGOV^T.— Continued. Cr. Rroucrht forward $ Ct3. % cts. $ cts. 105538 97 Riviere du Loup (en Bas) 1895. Jan. 1... Bv Balance 1492 01 76 40 Deo.^1.. Revenue of the vear • St. Michael's. 1568 41 Jan. 1... By Balance %• 1100 00 65 00 1155 00 Dec. 31.. Revenue of tho vear *... Dr. Paid Rev. A. A. Von Iffland ,. 55 00 1100 00 St. Sylvester. Jan. 1... Bv Balanco 3878 21 185 60 4063 81 Dec. 31.. Revenue of the vear.... Dr. Paid Rev. J. Rothera 185 60 8878 21 Sandy Beach. Jan 1 Bv Balance , 3807 67 182 88 3990 55 Dec 31 Revenue of the vear Dr. Paid Rev. G. T. Harding 182 88 S807 67 Shigawaee. * Jan. 1... Bv Balance 3132 02 15« 00 Dec. 31.. Revenue of the year 3391 02 Stanstead. Tan 1 Rv Rjiliinoe ■*■• 3616 88 175 05 3791 93 Dec. 31.. Revenue of the vear.......*....... Dr. Paid Rev. W. T. Forsvthe 175 05 Carried forward ..■.•.....•■... •• 3616 88 $122801 Id 150 JDr. THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS IN 1895. Doc. 31. Broaght fornrard Stanstead Bowman Endowment. Quebec Mortgage TiiuEE Rivers. County of Albert Bonds Town of Levis do City of Montreal Permanent Stock. Montreal Mortgage Quebec do Toronto' do Upper Durham and L'Avenir. City of Brandon Bonds. Town of Levis do . City of Peterborough do . Ricnmond, B. C, do . Sauit St. Marie do .. Montreal Mortgage Quebec do Toronto do Watbrvillb. Quebec Mortgage. Cash in Savings Bank. $ cts, 1400 00 2000 00 375 00 550 00 1000 00 (iOO 00 250 00 10(10 00 260 00 100 00 100 00 500 00 320 00 260 00 % cts. 120752 00 1000 00 5925 00 2770 00 350 00 130797 00 2083 «5 $!32880 65 Dr. THE DEPOSITORY FUND IN 1895. January 1 , December 31 1895. December 31 To Balance iicniittances to England for Books Duty, Freight, Postages and other charges ., Subscriptions for 1896 to S. P. C. K., for the Secretary Royal Insurance Company, Premium for Insuring $800.00 to 13th July, 189ti Miss Wood, salary for 1895 To Balance $ cts. 390 86 20 76 10 24 8 00 80 00 $ cts. 250 71 615 85 766 56 $208 66 151 IN ACCOMt.— Continued, Or. Brought forward /, $ cts. $ Cts. $ Ct8. 122801 16 1895, Jan. 1.. Dec. 31.. Stanstead Bowman Endowment. By Balance Bevenue of the year 1006 66 41 67 1048 33 48 33 Dr. Paid Rot. W. T, Forsythe Three Rivers. By Balance ., Revenue of the year 5936 00 277 67 1000 00 Jan. 1... Dec. 31.. 6213 67 277 67 Br. Paid Rev. II. C. Stuart Upper Durham and L'Avenir. By Balance 5936 00 Jan. 1... 2065 28 113 63 Dec. 31.. Revenue of the year, Watervillb. By Balance 2778 91 Dec. 31.. 3.W 00 14 58 Revenue of the vear # • 3(34 58 1 SI 32880 65 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr. 1895. December 31 By Proceeds sales of Books during the year.... Grant from General Fund for free grants in 1895. Balance .u $ • cts. 527 90 30 00 208 66 $766 56 Dr. 152 THE CHURCH SOCIETY FUNDS, Dec. 31, Debentures and other securities : Albert Debtentures Brookville " Brandon City " Cape Breton, N. S. " Kingston " Levis " Massawippi Valley Railway Company Stock Merchants Bank Bank of Montreal, 5 shares Montreal Consolidated 7 p-o. Permt. Stock... . '• " 6 p. c. Stock New Westmirtster, B. C, Debentures Queens, N. S., " Quebec Gas Company, 2 shares St. John, N. B., Debentures Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Debentures.. Windeor " Wingham " Winnipeg " ., Mortgages : Toronto, Woodlawn Avenue Sherbrooke, Centre Ward Levis. Quebec, 2029 and 2148 St. Peter's Ward. Toronto. Gloucester street Montreal, No. 23, West Ward, (part) Cash in Savings Bank. $ ots. 2000 00 6000 00 9000 00 7000 00 4866 66 32000 00 100 00 100 00 1000 00 8000 00 900 00 14000 00 3780 00 400 00 2000 00 8000 00 8000 00 5000 00 - 3600 00 4000 00 4000 00 6000 00 4800 00 4000 00 11500 00 % Ct3< Jan Dec. Dec 149046 66 220.33 03 171079 69 Dr. THE MISSION FUND IN AC 1806. j $ cts. Deo. 31. To Paid Honorary Treasurer of Diocesan Board, being rerenuci of the year , 5478 31 Transferred to capital account 102 25 $5580 56 18 Dec Dr. THE NICOLET ENDOWMENT FUND IN A' D( lr)3 $cts. IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr. Jnii 1., Dec. 31. Dec, 31.. Balance fienera! Fii -i Pension Fuii ' Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Mission Fund Nicolet Endowment Fund.... Premium and Discount Transferred from General Fnnd. Pension Fund. Widows' and Orphans' Fund Mission Fund Revenue Account : General Fund , Pension Fund Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Mission Fund Nicolet Endowment Fund Revenue of the year. f cts. 550 00 2180 10 17f)» :<« 102 2 400 2(!78 3710 1102 258 21 61 37 16 14 $8149 39 $ ct«. 8118 02 543.S1 00 75253 Of) 22.350 18 6235 90 1145 93 166441 98 4037 71 «.171079 69 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cf. 1895. I Dec. 31. By Offertories and Subscriptions : — St. James" Church^ Cacouna City of Quebec St. Francis District Association. Mefjantic do do Gaspe do do IntercHt on Investments Bequest, late xMrs. A. M. Williams. $ cts. 570 78 2424 18 878 02 232 88 • 270 29 $ cts. 4376 15 1102 16 102 25 $5580 56 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cu 154 Dr. THE GENERAL FUND IN 1805. December 31 Dr. To Grant for the Education of tlio Ghililrcnof the Clergy Grant to Depository Grant to Education Fund Grants for outfits to : — Rev. R. W. E. Wright " A. H. Moore " H. S. Harte " E. Jackson , " A. E. Whatham .. " W. J. Curran Grant to Church Building — Church, Barachois Newport Point... Eaton Corners.... Entry Island Mutton Hay Lingwick York River Parsonage, PeninSula Melbourne Gas^e Riviere du Loup Expenses St. Francis District Postage Printing Annual Reports " Miscellaneous Rent of Committee Room Guarantee Company Expense Stoneham property Rent of Safe Cupboard in Committe Room Sundries, including stationery, express, &c. Salary of Secretary do Treasurer Transferred to Capital Account. Balance v $ cts 100 00 100 00 100 GO 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 60 00 50 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 68 00 36 00 429 75 41 25 40 00 25 00 C 00 15 00 19 32 52 20 $ cts. 161 05 30 00 67 03 600 00 968 00 20 00 664 52 300 00 100 00 550 00 394 70 $3855 96 THE PENSION FUND IN 1895. December 31 To Pensions paid during the year : — Rev. P. Roe, 7 months Rev. .Tohn Kemp, B.D., 12 months... Rev. T. S. Chapman, M.A., 12 mos, Rev. T. L. Ball, M.A., 12 months. Rev. P. A. Smith, 12 months.... Rev. T. Richardson, 12 months. Transferred to Capital Account. $ cts. 233 .33 fiOO 00 356 G8 440 00 113 32 500 00 $ cts. 2243 33 2186 10 $4429 43 $ cts. 161 C5 30 Ull 67 1)3 600 00 968 00 20 00 664 53 300 00 100 00 550 00 394 70 cts. 155 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 1896. January Decf mber 31 1896. January iBy Balance By Balance Subscriptions and collections : — City of Quebec St. Francis District Megantic do ......... Gaspu do Interest on Investments On account sale of Stonehani property. ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 1895. December 31 By Offertories and Subscriptions ; — St. James' Church, Cacouna City otQuebec St. Francis District Association. Megantic do do Gaspe do do Interest on Investments Cr. $ cts 960 22 382 12 219 39 78 67 $ cts. 1609 3.'i 1646 40 400 21 200 00 $3855 96 $.394 76 Cr. $ cts. 56 87 1411 42 199 82 47 80 35 01 $ cts. 1750 92 2678 51 $4429 43 156 Dr. THE WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND 1895. Dec. ai. To AnnuiticB paid as under, viz : — Widow of the Rev. J. Dalniel do do do H. P. Mansbridge. do do do do do do do do do W. C. Merrick do J. Simpson do J. Torrance do A, J. Woolrychc and two cliildren do do do J. II. Jenkins and three children Transferred to Capital Account. $ cts. 200 00 100 00 400 00 300 00 200 00 500 00 550 00 ctg. 2250 00 1799 ;jfi $ 4049 36 Dr. THCEBE CHADERTON MEMORIAL 1895. Dec. 31 Quebec Mortgage do do , Cash in Savinge Bank $ cts. 5000 00 1000 00 $6000 00 101 67 $6101 67 'FUND 9 ctg. 157 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cfr. 1895. Dec. 13. 2250 00 1799 36 $ 4049 36 ORIAL $ Ct8. 5000 00 1000 00 $6000 00 101 67 $6101 67 lly Annual Subscriptions from Clergymen, viz; — Rev.W. Adcock. do A. J. Balfour do N. M. Bayno do II. A. Urooke do .1. 13. Dchbage do H. A. Dickson do W. (J. Faulconer do W. T. Forsytiie .. do U. J. Fothergill..., do H. S. Fuller do D. Horner do E, B. Uu8l>and... do L. V, Lariviere ... do G. II. A. Murray do R. A. Parrock do A. H. Robertson do J. Rotliera do Tbomas Hndd do F. G. 8cott do G. R. VVultora.... do K. K. Wilson do H. Wright 9ct8. 5 00 6 50 5 UO 5 00 7 00 (, 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 40 $ cts. 00 00 60 20 00 00 80 00 5 00 5 60 5 OOl " Subscriptions City of Quebec St. Francis District. Megantic do Gnspc do " Interest on Investments. 110 10 222 89 3710 37 $ 4049 30 FUND IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 1S95. Jan. 1... Dec. 31. By Balance Revenue of the year. Dr. Paid Annuitant. $ cts. 6451 67 $ 850 00 $6101 67 158 Dr. THE EDUCATION FUND IN ACC 180ft. Dec. 31.. To (;riiiit8 to Tt'ftcl KTS, VIZ : — Hoiirg liOiiiH No 1, 12 niontlu *l(» do 2, 7 do do :». 12 Ciipe Cove 1, 12 do 2, 12 Siiiidy Beach 12 York River 10 lliildiniand 12 Ilalesboro U Ileniisoii 12 Went Frttmitton 12 Portuoiif 6 Miirbletori •12 Labrador, 18- Forcstdale y St. Ursule 12 Ciiinberlaiid Mills 12 CliaudiCro 6 " Paid R. Rogers, collecting subscriptions and dis- tributing reports $ cts. (.') 00 .^0 00 240 00 27 00 22 f)0 22 5U 10 00 Vts. ISO.'). .Tan. 1 Doc. :i 714 00 3 65 717 65 Dr. THE FUND FOR THE EDUCATION • IN ACCOUNT WITH OF' THl 1895. December 31 To Grants to the following : — Rev. Mr. Rev. J. Rothera , P. Boyle.." 70 F. Vial I 120 do J. P. Richmond, do T. Blaylock , do Canon Foster ... do L. C. Wurtele .. do J. S. Sykes do T. W. Fyles $ cts. 11 Dccei $790 00 rND m $ cts. 159 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. Or, .Inn. 1.. ri4 00 3 65 717 65 lTION WITH $ cts. liy Halanco (■runt tVoiii CtiUiiiiiil ii' i Cuntiiienlal Clitueli Socii'ly, XHit (Irnnl t'loni (.iimkmiiI Fund yubscnpiioiK; in the ('ilv oI'Qik '; c, ; — Anilrt'ws, Hon. .Imliv-^' Olnpliiun, J. U., -Miu Pobfll, It. II Dunn, T. 11 Footo, Jobn .1 Ilainiltun, Joiin ... llaniilton, Uohert Irvine, Q.(^, Hon. .ludge Irvine, Mn^, M. H Joui'H, ]•]. A Jud^c, C liiiiiric, Mrs A l'()|w, K Price, Hon. Senator QuL'lii'c, Lord liisiioi) of Qiudii'c, Dftin ut Uiu', WiHium Scott, W. It Shaw, iSaniuel .1 Vca.^tcy, (icorgc Williiiuis, Uev. Lennox W., M.A 8 eta. 6 00 2 -W) 2 110 :i 00 10 on 10 00 2 00 :> 00 1 00 2 00 2 (M> 2 (It) OF THE CHILDREN OF THE CLERGY, THE TREASUREU. $791) 00 1805. I Deccnibef 31 By Grnnt from flenoral Fnnd Donation from Itobcrt Haiiiilton, Esq., being liaif amount of grants to the Clergy Subscriptions : — ille Ireland and South Inverness," (( (C Carried forward « 8668 92 56617 10 77063 32 22458 43 6236 99 222 00 1500 00 2182 96 12140 00 1100 00 41209 66 5605 13 6)01 67 394 76 lJ45 93 63 33 3505 65 200 00 164051 66 86846 88 7382 43 2529 70 1687 40 3779 10 1458 60 1164 65 4740 28 3697 85 4030 78 500 00 6000 00 6777 56 7377 90 1945 46 958 82 7337 53 3643 77 611 60 4339 35 $664166 05 164 Dr. The Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec— Broiiffht forward 9 cts. $402703 24 $ 4000 no 10000 00 Mortwapes : Quebec 5 s* 5^ 6| 6 6 6 6 5 b b\ 5 6 5} 5} 1897 1896 189rt 1896 1896 1899 1897 1896 1899 1899 1896 1897 1896 1896 1896 1899 1896 1897 1897 1896 1899 1897 1896 1896 1899 1896 1896 1896 1896 1896 1900 1900 1900 23301 89 22783 79 208 66 Toronto do 2000 00 Toronto 3000 00 do ;.. Quebec , ... 6500 00 10000 00 Toronto Somerset Arthabaska 20000 00 2103 50 2000 00 Quebec 5000 (.0 Montreal 3000 00 Toronto 6500 00 Quebec 2000 00 BeauDoi't 1300 00 Montreal 2000 00 Lyster 2000 00 Toronto do 7000 00 400 00 do 16000 00 do Quebec 5000 00 11500 00 Toronto Sherbrooke 4000 00 4000 00 Scarboro 4000 00 Levis , 7000 00 Frainpton Valcartier 50 00 340 00 Quebec 4800 00 Toronto do Montreal '000 00 •4M)0 00 1.3500 00 Quebec 1800 00 do 5000 00 do 2500 00 Gash in Savings Department, Unicin Bank... $577996 74 do do Merchants Ba Denositorv Fund nk 43294 34 $624291 08 We, the undersigned, have examined this Balance Sheet and all the Accounts connected therewith, and have found the same correct. We have also verified the Securities. J.R. H. White, 1 a .-i;.««i Gko. Rolt White, Lt.-Col., jAi'ditors. Quebec, 25th January, 1896. 165 BALANCE SHEET, 31st DECEMBER, 1895— Co»V/. Cr. cts. 4000 no 1(»000 00 200U 00 3000 00 6500 00 10000 00 20000 00 2103 50 2000 00 5000 (.0 3000 00 6500 00 2000 00 1300 00 2000 00 2000 00 7000 00 400 00 16000 00 5000 00 11500 00 4000 00 4000 00 4000 00 7000 00 50 00 340 00 4800 00 •000 00 4 >00 00 13500 00 1800 00 5000 00 2500 00 $ cts. Brought forward 564156 05 Kin{!sey Endowment Fund 35S1 .33 Leeds " 2580 44 Levis " 2585 46 Louiseville " 628 94 Mrtlbaie and Pt. St. Peter " „ 3643 95 Mujrog " 4319 44 Melbourne and Richmond " 1488 80 Magdalen Islands, " 1373 16 North Inverness " 388118 New Liverpool " 2295 87 New Carlisle and Paspebiac " 3806 31 Portneuf " 3699 17 River du Loup " 1568 41 8t. Sylvester " 3878 21 Sandy Beach " 3807 67 Sliigawake " 3291 02 Stanstead " 3616 88 " Bowman " 1000 00 Three Rivers " 5936 00 Upper Durham and L'Avenir" 2778 91 Waterville " 364 58 $624291 08 EPWIN POPB, Treasurer, 166 Dr. Revenue Account, Diocesan Boakd, in Account 189fi. Dec. 31. To Amount of Stipends paid during the past year. etilldue « of Pensions paid during the past year, paid for Special Missionary Work --*■ Jr.: nts paid through Vacation Fund of General Expenses of Special Expenses $ cts. 24501 70 1173 43 Amount carried forward. $ ots. 25675 13 430 42 873 12 240 CO 242 94 7 00 $27468 61 COOUNT $ cts. 25675 13 430 42 873 12 240 00 « 242 94 7 00 $27468 61 167 WITH John Hamilton, Hon. Treasurer. 1895. Jany. 1— By Balance from last Account Dec. 31 — By Assessments receiv ed from the follow^ ing Missions during the past year : Acton vale Danby , At 3ot Corner , Kast Angus Bury, S. Paul's " S. John's " S. Thomas Bourg Louis Brompton Windsor Mills Barford Dixville Stanhope Perryboro' Goaticook Cape Cove Perce Danville Troutbrook Lome Hemison Standon vVest Frampton Cranbourne Gookshire Eaton Sandhill Johnville Milby St. James, Gaspe St. Paul's, " Hatley Waterville Capelton North Hatley Bhigawake Port Daniel L'Anse-aux-Gascons Inverness Upper Ireland Lower Ireland Black Lake Marbleton Dudswell Kingsey Spooner Pond Amounts carried forward.. $ CtS. 200 00 12 50 12 50 30 00 12 50 10 00 212 50 40 00 32 50 8 75 137 50 12 50 42 50 50 00 37 50 10 00 93 75 77 00 80 00 7 50 t as $ CtS. 60 00 200 00 40 00 80 00 110 00 450 00 50 00 50 00 200 00 120 00 140 00 05 00 90 00 50 00 40 00 850 00 360 00 120 00 400 00 150 00 130 CO 175 00 25 00 145 00 35 00 550 00 50 00 50 00 60 00 50 00 250 00 200 00 450 00 170 00 50 00 50 00 200 00 150 00 40 00 375 00 H08 00 320 00 30 00 300 00 125 00 240 00 140 00 Total. $ CtS. O (J a a % CtS. 200 00 40 00 80 00 110 00 650 00 62 50 62 50 200 Otl 160 00 140 00 65 00 90 00 62 50 50 00 1062 50 360 00 120 00 400 00 190 00 162 50 175 00 25 00 145 00 43 75 687 50 50 00 62 50 50 00 50 00 250 00 200 00 450 00 212 50 50 00 50 00 250 00 187 50 00 468 75 385 00 400 00 37 50 300 00 125 00 300 00 140 00 200 00 30 00 60 00 110 00 540 00 50 00 50 00 190 00 120 00 140 00 48 75 90 00 50 00 40 00 1062 50 360 00 120 00 400 00 152 50 130 00 175 00 25 00 145 00 .35 00 550 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 250 00 200 00 337 60 170 00 60 00 50 00 200 00 150 05 40 00 ! 3i5 00 308 OO' 320 OOl 30 oo! 225 oo; 93 751 236 00 140 00' cv. $ CtS. 650 53 8223 00 8249 05, $650 53 168 Dr. Revenue Account, Diocesan Board, in Account 1895. Dec. 31 To amount brought forward. " Balance $ cts. $ cts. 27468 61 3323 65 $.30792 26 We, the nndersignsd Auditors, have verified the foregoing Accounts with the Vouchers and the balance of cash on hand, and have found the whole correct. Quebec, 2l8t January, 1896. F. HOLLOWAY, 0. E. Allen Jonbs ,} Auditors. 169 WITH John Hamilton, Hon. Treasurer. — Continued. Cr. — Arrears, 1st Jan., 1893. Assess- ments for 1895. Total. O U — Amounts brought forward.. AssESSMKNTS. — Continued, Doiiison's Alillfl 9 cts. • •• • «•• $ cts. 8223 00 175 00 230 III) 100 00 50 00 75 00 20 00 100 00 25 00 305 00 9r> 00 410 00 175 00 70 00 275 00 125 00 ilO 00 150 00 50 00 .SOO 00 $ cts. 8 cts. 8249 05 175 00 230 00 90 00 50 00 75 00 30 00 100 00 25 00 305 00 95 00 450 00 125 00 70 00 337 50 125 00 110 00 150 00 ;!7 50 400 00 100 00 100 00 225 00 375 00 175 00 50 00 40 00 220 00 110 00 33 34 49 88 6(5 00 20 00 200 00 135 00 140 00 125 00 70 00 50 00 100 00 131 25 50 00 49 50 1 3924~n2 Gospel... Pensions. % cts. U50 53 175 00 230 00 140 00 62 50 75 00 35 00 125 00 31 25 305 00 95 00 5()0 00 175 00 70 00 337 60 125 00 110 00 1S7 50 50 00 400 00 Leeds Kiunear's Mills 40 (10 12 CO Jkattie's St. S vivos tor St. (iilcs n 00 25 00 6 25 St. Gcorgo, Bcauce CJiiniV>(*rliind Mill^^ Malbaie Corner of the IJeneh MiLCToir 120 00 CrPOrtroviilft Fitch Bay Saiidv Heacli 1)2 50 Peuiusidii liittle Gaspo Portiieuf. 37 50 Hiilesboro' Riviero-du-LouT) ^... ioo' 00 40 00 25 00 Ilandboro' 120 (to! 1()0 00 100 00^ 125 00 300 00: 300 00 300 00 375 00 175 00 175 00 60 00 50 00 40 00 i 40 00 Island Hrook New Carlisle Paspebiac St. .fohii's, Melbourne Iloekland Onnrrv 75 00 ■ Melbourne Rid^e Valcartier..... 55 00 20 00 12 60 19 88 6 00 J20 00 00 00 37 50 30 00 50 00 20 00 200 00 140 00 140 00 100 00 70 00 80 00 100 QO 175 00 50 00 50 00 275 00 110 00 50 00 49 88 56 00 20 00 200 00 170 00 140 00 125 00 70 00 80 00 100 00 175 00 50 00 62 50 . Way's Mills Barnston Grosge Isle « Grindstone Kntrv Islanil l^DDtT Diirhftni « South Durham 30 00 Ij' Avenir Scotstowu liiniTW'ck 25 00 Canterhurv Lake Mecantie i\lontnu)rpncv , IjJlko Do nil DOT t Stonehatn 12 50 13924 02 13730 50 Dec. 31 — By amount of Grant fron do do 1 Society for Propa do do ion Fund, D. C. S. gy Trust Fund, D. m'ial and Continen ition Fund — donal Huv gatioii of for] ' 437!1 90 30 41 ' 5478 3x do do Cler do do Col< do do Vac) C. S tal Churc ion fron h Society I Murrai* 1 5847 09 .360 00 100 00 rln do Into rest on D eoosits 21 40 |30792 26 Quebec, 2nd January, 1S96. £. Ji : 0. E. J. Hami Hon.! LTON, treasurer. 170 Diocesan Board — Supplementary Statement. Amounts received from closing of the Books to 3Jst January, 1896. 9 cts. Montmorency 43 75 St. George 25 00 Brompton 30 00 Georgeville 50 00 Troutbrook 37 50 Kingsey 40 00 Stanhope 12 50 Ascot Corner 20 00 Barford 16 25 Marbleton 75 00 Dudswell 31 25 Bury, St. Paul's 25 60 " St. Thomas' 12 50 " St. John's 12 50 Kinnear's Mills 25 00 Lome 27 00 Beattie's 12 50 Anse aux Gascons 10 00 Sandhill 12 50 Portneuf 37 50 Halesbors' 12 60 New Carlisle 75 00 Valcartier 55 00 Hatley 112 50 Cookshire 137 50 Magog 110 00 Bamston 16 66 $1080 91 Quebec, 31st January, 1896. J. HAMILTON, Hon. Treasurer. Rule adopted by Central Board, ITth January 1888. All subscriptions (which by By-Law V. are due on 1st January in each year), duly supported by the Alphabetical Lists as Vouchers, must be in the bands of the Hon. Treasurer of the Society be/ore Christmas Day, and where there are local Treasurers, on such day as may bo appointed by the District Associations, to enable such Treasurers to hand their money and vouchers to the Treasurer of the Society b^ore Christmas Day. 171 r. 896. t8. CHURCH SOCIETY. LIFE MEMBERS. Any memher of the Church of Emjland who tjives 950.00, in one mm, towards liny of the Funds of the Church Society, w eliyihle to Life- Membership. His Excellency the Earl of Aber- deen, Governor General of Canada $ 50 00 The Riirl of Duttcrin 100 00 The Marqnisof LansJowne .50 00 Lord Hiahop of Quebec .50 00 Iioiil HiBho|» of Niug:ara ISO 00 Allnatt. Rov. F. J. B., D.D 00 00 Ashe, Captain II. N 50 00 Atkinson, Henry 50 00 Ball, Rev. T. L 50 GO Bnrstall, Mra. J 50 00 Carter, .J 60 00 Dalton, Lt. R. A 50 00 Dobell, R. R lOO 00 Dunn, Mrs. Hunter 60 00 Dunn, Rev. E. A., B.A 50 00 Dunn, Miss M. C 60 00 Forsyth, Joseph B 50 00 Forsyth, Mrs. Jos. B 50 00 Fry.' Johns 60 00 Hamilton, John 60 00 Hamilton, Miss 50 00 Hamilton, Rev. Chetwood,M.A. 200 00 Hamilton, Robert 400 OO Haslett, James 60 00 Hatherly, J. J ..» 60 UO Heneker, R. W 60 00 Jones, Edwin 50 00 Lloyd, Rev. W. V 60 00 Lowndes, J J $50 00 Montizambert, F., M.D 60 00 Montizambert, Mrs. F 60 00 Mountain, Mrs. A. W 60 00 Norman, Very Rev. Dean 50 00 Parke. G. H 60 00 Parker, Mrs. O. H 50 00 Pennyfather, Rev. T., M.A 04 «6 Price, E.J 50 00 Rae. W 100 00 Reid. Mrs. C. P 60 00 Rhodes, James 60 00 Rhodes, Mrs 60 00 Rhodes, Armitage 60 00 Ross, Mrs. J 60 00 Shaw, a. J 60 00 Smith, Lt.-Col., R.B 60 00 Smith, R. H 60 00 Sprafrge, Mrs 50 00 The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hellmuth.. 50 00 Thompson, Rev. J. H., M.A 60 00 Torre Mrs 60 00 Veasey, George 60 00 Wninright, R 50 00 Walker, Miss 80 00 Washer. Rev. C. B 100 00 Webb, E. E ., 50 00 Wood, W. F 100 00 Wright, Mrs 60 00 Wright, Rev. W., M.D 60 00 GONTBIBUTOES OF $50 AND UPWARDS, DECEASES 88. I year), mds of ere are ations, iagurer Anderson, W.H * 60 00 Andrews, Thos 50 00 Ashe, Wm 50 00 Baldwin, Hon. R 50 00 Bell, A. D 50 00 Benson, Thomas 50 00 Black, J 50 00 Black, Hon. H., C.B 60 00 Bonner, J 50 00 Bowen, Hon. Chief Justice .50 00 Boxer, Rear Admiial 50 00 Brooke, Mrs 50 00 Burnet, Mrs. D .50 00 Burstall, H 50 OO Burstall.E 60 00 Burstall) J 50 00 Caldwell, Sir H. J., Bart $ 50 00 Campbell, A 100 00 Campbell, Saxton 60 00 Carpenter, F. S 60 00 Chandler, Col. (to Nicolet En- dowment Fund) 100 00 Chapman, W 60 00 Christie, Major W. P 100 00 Cochran, Hon. A. W 50 00 Cockell, Miss 50 06 Cream, Mrs 50 06 Doolitllc, Rev. L 60 00 Douglass, G. M., M.D 60 00 Drum, W 100 00 Elgin, Lord 100 00 Estcourt, Major General i..i 50 00 172 COXTRfBUTORS OF $.10.00, ANO UPWARD?, DECK\9ED.— Continued. KHtcmirt, Liulj' $ 50 00 Fli'U'luT, llou. Ml Jiistux' r>0 00 Forsvth. James H M 00 Fmser. IIoii. J. M M) 00 dale, J. V r>o 00 Opoi'fro, Mi88 .'lO 00 Gillespie. A M) no Glover. Tlios M\ 00 Gray, F. R r.o oo Ilnle, Hon. K. (senior) W 00 Uall, (5. H (10 00 Hall, Geo 100 00 Hall, Mrs. (J. H 00 oo Hamilton, F .10 00 Hamilton, iMrs 100 00 IFarheson, Mrs TiO 00 Head, Rt. Hon. Sir E., Hart .3.")0 00 Heath, .lames (lO 00 Hineks, Hon. Sir F M) 00 HotI'man, M no irousman, Rev. G. V., M. A 60 00 HnnI, .lames M) 00 Hunt, Mrs. Weston M\ oo Hunt, Weston .10 00 .Jackson, Rev. G .Kt OO .Tessop, H r>0 (10 .lones, H. N 60 oo .FuilKc, C .10 00 Kerr, J. 1[ 50 00 Kinp, C 100 00 Leeds, Rev. .1 .10 00 LeMesurier, H .10 00 Levey, G. E .10 00 Lisgar, Lord 200 oo Lovell, .1 .10 00 Mackie, Major. W. S .50 00 Mackie, Rev. Geo., U.D 100 00 MacLaren. James (10 00 Marler, W. G .'iO 00 Meredith. Sir WiHiam 50 00 Metcalf, Lord 100 00 Milne, Rev. G., M.A 50 00 Mountain, Rt. Rev. G. J., Lord Bishop of Quebec, (annual for 21 years) 100 00 Do. to Depository Fund 10 00 Do. to Mission Fund (annual for.') years) 800 00 Lord Monck (seven annual sub- scriptions) 350 00 Mountain, Col. C. H Hi 00 Mountain, Lieut. J. G 50 OO Mountain, Mrs. G. R 50 00 Mountain, Miss K 50 00 Mountain, Rev. A. W 150 00 Nainie, John $50 00 Nicolls. Rev. J. IL, D.D 50 00 Ndiid, H. J r»0 «« ratter.son, P 50 00 Femberton, Hon. 60 00 I'ennefather, R. M 50 00 I'etrv, W 50 00 I'etr'v, W.. junior 50 00 I'ipon, Mrs." C.. 60 00 I'osloii, E 50 00 Foston, W 50 00 I'oston. .Mrs. W 50 00 INiston, G 50 00 I'oston. Thomas 50 00 Price, W .10 00 Price, Hon. David .lO 00 I've, .John 50 00 Racey, J 50 00 Ramsay, Rev. J 50 00 Reid, Rev. C. P., D.C.L 400 00 IMiodes, Lt.-Col. Wm 50 00 Rolph, Hon. J 50 00 Ross, Hon. J .50 00 Rowan. F. M., Sir W., G.O.B... 50 00 Scott, H. S 60 00 Sealv, J 100 00 Sewell, Rev. E. W., M.A 50 00 Sewell, Rev. H. D .10 00 Shaw, 1'. A 60 00 Shepiiard, Miss .10 oo Smith, C. W 50 00 Somerset, Capt. Aylmer 150 00 Sprajipe, W 60 00 Stayncr, T. A 50 00 Stewart, IJon. .John 50 00 Stuart, Hon. G. Okill .^O 00 Stuart, Mrs. G. Okill 50 00 Stuart, Hon. Sir Jas., Bart 100 00 Symes, G. B 50 00 Synies, R 50 00 Taylor, Miss .10 00 Tricrge, T 50 Ofl Trigge, H. W 50 00 Trollope, General SirC, K.C.B. 60 00 Usborne, G. W 60 00 Yalleau, W. B 60 00 Wait, Rev. W. W 400 00 Walker, Hon. W 100 00 Wilbraham. Rev. C. P 60 00 Williams, Rt Rev. J. W 50 00 Willoughby, Rev. M 50 00 Wood, R 50 00 Wood, G. A. L 50 00 Young, D.D 100 00 178 riEa--A.oiEs. on 00 00 1845— W. Yule, of Chambly 1848— Hon. Chiet Justice Reid, of Montrc;il 1840. 1852- 1854- 1863- ISfiO- 1HB9- 1870- 1870- 1877- 1878- 1880- 1881- Col. Chandler, of Nicolet (for Kndowmeiit Fund) Miss Finlay, of Quebec, to tiie Loiii Kisjiop, for Widows and Orphans of ('lerKymcn, to he iipiiticil ut IiIh iliscretion ; by him transferred to cluir(jt' of the Oiniri'li Smicty Misg Wallter, of Lennoxvillo (for the Widows and OrphauK of Clergymen) Mountain. lU. llev. G. J., Lord Bishop of Qiicbei! (for Mission Fund) Hon. W. Walker, of Quebec (for W. & (>. l-'unil) J. Waterson, of Quebec (for Widows' and Orphans' Fund Mrs. Dunn, of Three Rivers (for Endowment Fund) Miss Shej)|tard, of iJruniinondville (tor Kndownient Fund) •Robert Kirkland, of Leeds (for Widows" and Orpinins' Fund) John Hall, of Leeds (for Pension Fund) Miss Taylor, of Quebec (for General Fund) " " " (for W. & O. Fund) Mrs. Bankier, of Quebec (for Pension Fund) '< (for W. & 0. Fund) Mrs. G. B. Hall, of Quebec ( •• Montmorency Missiou) (J. E. Levey, of Quebec (for L.idowment Fund of St. Michael'H) Rev. G. Milne ., M.A. (forW. A: 0. Fund). " (for Pension Fund). 1884 1887 1888 shares Bank of Mrs. Ayhvin, of Montreal (for Bourj; i00 1 00 1,000 00 3,000 00 1,000 00 1,000 00 073 22 000 75 . 4,000 00 400 00 100 00 0,000 00 3,024 06 90 00 782 00 400 00 1,000 00 102 00 $41,502 03 174 N. B.—See Rule at foot of Page 170. Statement of Amounts raise;', in the several Parishes and Missions of the Diocese, BIT ST7BSOXlJFa?IOXT, 1895. CITY OF QUEBEC. THE CHURCH HELPERS' ASSOCIATION. NAMES. -a s a 2 a v O Collected by Mrs. Bignell. Balfour, Rev. A. ... Buchanan, Mrs .... Bender, Mrs. F.... Cockburo, Mrs Gopeman, Jas Dynes, Mrs Doran, Mrs Earle, Miss M Hoare, Mr.. Hoare, Mrs Irvine, Mrs Laird, Mrs. J Laurie, Mrs Mann, Mr Muir, Mrs Martin, Mrs Norris, Mrs Phillips, G. T Parmelee, Mrs Presho, Mrs Pye, Mrs Quirouet, Mrs Rickaby, Mrs Shaw, Mrs. P. A.. Williams, Rev. L. Williams, Mrs. L.. Wood, Miss Wheeler, Miss Wood, W. C.J.... Total $ cts. 10 00 a 9 .o $ Cts. 5 00 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 50 II 60 a a d o ••••• ••••■ I 00 Brown, Mrs. J 1 00 Brown. Mr Jos 1 00 Brown, Mr. C 50 Carson, Mrs. G 1 00 1 00 1 00 Dtiddridcre. Mrs * 1 00 Giroiix. Mrs. A 60 1 00 C 26 25 60 1 00 1 00 50 9 25 60 Handlev, Mrs 1 00 Hall, iVIrs. C 26 Keougb, Mrs 25 Marois. Mrs ".'."'.....'.'. 50 Morean, Mrs. C. E 1 00 Piton, Mrs 1 00 Scott, Mrs. W 50 Smith, Mrs. R 25 Wallace, Mrs 1 00 1 00 YouncT, Miss G 1 00 • •• 1 00 Total $16 75 2 00 5 00 1 00 50 2 00 1 00 $16 75 2 00 Collected by Miss Campbell. Ahem, Mrs. A Anderson. Mrs 5 00 Anderson, Miss • 1 00 Baldwin, Mrs 60 Bennett, Miss L 2 00 Boswell, Mrs. J. K Boswell, Mrs. St. G 1*00 1 10 2 00 6 00 1 00 1 00 4 00 1 00 10 00 16 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 Campbell, Mrs. W. D 1 00 Carter, Mrs Carter, Mr «•••• ••••■ •••••• •••• • 2 00 5 00 Gooddav. Mrs 1 00 Greeor. Mrs 1 00 Hale, Mrs 4 00 Hall, Miss 1 00 Hamilton. Mrs. J 10 00 15 00 5 00 10 00 25 00 Hamilton. Mr. J 10 00 50 00 Hollowar. Mrs 1 00 Irvine, Aliiss 1 00 2 00 Irvine. Judflre 5 00 Jones. Mrs. Allen 1 00 Laird. Mr. J 2 00 Lemeaurier, Mr. E 1 00 • 176 City of Quebec. — Continued. Namks. Petry, Mrs Schwartz, Mr ... Sewell, Mrs. E.. Tofield, Mr Torre, Mrs AVilson, Mrs Wilson, Col Young, Mr. A.... A friend. s s IK c O $ cts. Total., Collected bij Miss E. Carter. Billingsley, Mrs . Olearihue, Mr. E , Cross, Miss E D'Albuoy, Mrs ... Ellis, Mrs. J Hill, Mrs Meiklejolin, Mrs.. O'Regan, Mr. J... Shaw, Mr. H. .J... 2 00 -a c 3 s o -3 e 3 c .2 a Ph cts. $ cts. 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 1 GO 30 00 Shaw, Mrs S. .1. Smith, Mr. Alex Strachan Winn, Mrs A friend..... Total. Collected hi/ Miss Lilian Carter. Bowen, Miss Coombe, Mrs Kell, Mrs Lawrence, Mrs.. Lawrence, F. .... Lawrence, J Seeberg. Mrs Teakle, Mrs , Vere, Miss Winlield, Mrs Winfield, Mr. J... Wurtele, Mrs. E. Total 50 71 00 1 00 2 00 ] 00 oO| ;30| 1 00; 1 00 ' (! 00 4 t)0 50 25 50 iiO $18 75 1 00 50 50 50 1 00 50 50 2 00 25 2 00 5 00 1 00 ^u 75 1 00 13 a 6 o-o 1 a a a a c "a CS J.1 bu 3 o D 5^- O W % cts. $ cts. 11 00 25 25 15 00 Total. % cts. 2 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 2 00 00 00 2 00 50 127 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 25 50 50 1 00 1 00 fi 00 4 00 50 25 50 50 $19 00 1 00 50 50 60 1 00 60 50 2 00 25 2 00 5 00 1 00 ■li> 177 City of QvEBEC.—Contimied. NAMES. Total. Baile, Miss Baile, Miss E Burstall, John Carrol, Mrs Castelle Craig, II Crais, I Fairchild. Mr For?ytli, .1. Bell Forsyth, Mrs Fraser, Mrs.. Gradtlon, Miss Gunn, Mrs Herring, Mrs Irvine, Miss Lang, Mrs LeMoino, Mrs Livingston, Mrs Moss, Miss Munroe, Miss Murray, Miss E Nickson, Mrs Price, E. J Penn}-, J Penny, W Penny, Geo Read, .Mrs.. . Rhodes, Mrs Abodes, Jamea C'lllected hi/ Mrs Eilioll. Alstrom, Mrs Andrews. Judge Campbell, Miss Elliott, W. H. Denning Elliott, Mrs. VV Elliott, Mr. Wra Haniiyn, Mrs Hornby, Mis Stroud, Mrs Tozef, Miss Tozer, R. S Tozer, W. A Total Collected by Mr-'. J. JiJl Forsyth. ■'^,- 178 City of Quebec. — Continued. Names. -a a a "3 a O Rhodes, Armitage., Btuart, Mrs. G Temple, Mrs Todd, Miss Villeneuve, Mrs Von Iffland, Rev. Cauoii. Von Ifflaiid, Mra Wilcocks, W Wheeler, Mrs A Fiiend A Friend Total. Collected by Miss Goodday and Miss Tiney Sewell. $ cts. 50 00 150 00 Adams, Mrs \ Argue, Mrs Boydd, Mrs Brown, S Chapman, Mrs Coleman, Mrs Doyle, Mrs Handley, Mrs .... Holt, Mra Magie, Mrs •....- McDonald, Mrs.. Pounds, W Rogers, Miss Rogers, Mr Teakle, Mrs Total Collected by Miss Henry. Bruce, Miss Boast, J. E Bremnar, Mrs. C... Cole, Mrs. R. H.... Cole, Revd. R. H. Comlorth, Mr Davison, Mrs. H... Hamilton, Mr. S... Handley, Mr Hamilton, Miss.... Hamilton, Miss R. Hall, Mr. G. B Henry, Miss 10 25 50 2 00 15 1 00 •i 00 1 00 6 00 5 00 20 00 a 3 !3 $ ots. 2 00 1 00 50 1 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 6 00 50 190 10 50 1 00 20 10 1 UO 1 00 3 80 1 00 25 15 00 10 00 05 25 1 00 .SO 00 15 00 50 60 13 a a a m $ cts. -a a a Em d o o g O 4" L- •§53 $ cts. Total. $ cts. $ cts. 100 GO 3 00 100 00 100 00 25 25 25 3 75 25 5 00 10 0(» 5 00 5 00 1 00 20 00 50 GO 2 00 1 00 50 1 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 5 00 50 |}90 10 50 10 25 1 00 50 6 00 20 10 1 00 25 15 25 1 00 1 00 25 11 55 2 00 25 25 25 00 25 00 05 1 00 25 1 00 80 00 15 00 60 00 179 City of Quebec. — Continued. 50 00 2 01) 1 00 50 1 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 5 00 50 50 10 25 1 00 50 5 00 20 10 1 00 25 15 25 1 00 1 00 25 2 00 25 25 05 1 00 25 1 00 Names. 13 a a 2 a a> O a 3 b-, a .2 'm rn $ cts. 25 1 Pension Fund. -a a 3 6 •Ad Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Hiehfield, Wm $ cts. $ cts. $ Cts. $ cts. $ cts. 25 Langlois, .Mrs. C. B Lawrence. Mrs. L 1 00 1 00 50 50 Lawrence, ^Ir 1 00 i 00 1 00 McLimont, Miss Alice Nelson. Mrs 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 2 00 Porie, Mrs. E 2 00 Po/er, Miss 1 00 iSmith, Mr. S 10 1 00 1 00 10 ymilh, Mrs. R. H 1 00 2 00 8vlk, The Misses 1 00 Thomson, Mr. G. H 2 00 2 00 Walls, M 10 25 10 Ward, Mabel 25 Total Collected by Misx JloUwell Elliott, Mrs 39 00 78 25 10 10 50 1 00 15 75 2 00 31 00 166 00 10 Fanning, Mrs French, Mrs 10 50 Tims, Mrs 1 00 Total 170 1 00 1 00 50 5 00 50 1 00 25 „ 50 50 25 1 00 20 00 50 5 00 25 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 25 00 30 00 2 00 1 70 Collected by Miss Irvine. Amv. Mrs . 1 00 Beach. GeorEre 1 00 Hiirford 50 1 00 Cnmnbell. R 5 00 Carson. Mrs W 50 Corcoran, W 1 00 Dohertv Mr^ 25 Enrichi. ^[vh 50 Fellowes. Mr 50 Ferguson, .Mi- 5 Gaterill, Mr'.. 25 1 00 Green, Mis.'^ 20 00 Kennedy. Mrs 50 Kennedy, Mrs. Murray Knssach. Mrs 5 00 25 Leinesurier, Mrs. W 50 Jjower, y 1 00 Marmion. Miss 1 00 Motfatt, Mrs :::.;::::::: 1 00 ^fontizambert, Dr 5 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 50 00 Montizanibert, Mrs. F 50 00 Montizambert. Miss L 2 00 180 City of Quebec. — Continued. Names. Newton, Miss Norton Mrs. J^uies. Phillips, Misa.. Phillips, Misri [.A... Plees, iMrs Rayner, Mrs Rei'd, M (■.=<. James... . Roinerill, Mrs Kowhothani, Mrs. J.. Rov.botham, Mrs. R. Sitogster, Mr Wulcot, (]. W , Walker, Miss Wright, Mis8 Broofner, Mrs Ruchanan, Mr Sykes, Miss a 9 0) c $ cts, 1 00 10 00 c s b a o .1 Total. Collectedly Mr. J. C. Move, A friend ) Dean Nr.Uiian j Ahi-rn, A.. Andrews, F. II., J. /.ylwin, T. G j{i>uell, H. B Champion, C. P Clint, Wm Dnnn, T. H Dean (if QueLec Dobell, R. R , Evans, L Foote, .1. J Goodday, IT Hall, P. P r illoway, F Hunt, A F Joly de Lotbiniere, H. G..I Jones, G. E. Allen Lord Bishop of Quebec. Machin, H. T , Pentland, C. A More, J. Rae, Wm Scott, E. G 16 50 $ cts. 1 00 25 1 00 1 00, .HO 00 i 25' 25! 50 25 25 2 00 1 00 50 0(1 10 60 25 1 00 187 a5 5 00 2 00 10 00 2 (10 10 00 10 00 15 00 5 00 .•? 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 00 2 00 Sewell Sewell, gmitli, U. H E. L, H. H 10 00 10 00 10 00 .i 00 3 00 .1. 100 00 50 00 '1 00 2 00 ' • ittUMM t*'M|M»i I aO (10 a s d .2 a o $ cts. 1 00 20 00 10 00 a s d •a $ cts. - a 3 Total. $ cts. 10 00 51 00 10 00 40 00 3 00 2 00 2 00 10 00 10 00 2 00 2 00 20 00 5 (III 2 00 5 00 Ktiin** III ,10 00, II t •* ntiii $ cts. 3 00 25 1 00 1 00 CO 0(1 1 25 25 50 25 25 2 00 1 00 80 0(1 10 r>n 25 1 00 291 85 r, 00 2 00 2 00 5 00 2 00 10 00 2 00 .",0 00 .HO 00 15 00 5 00 10 00 .'! 00 5 00 5 00 10 no 00 2 00 100 00 5 00 2 00 30 00 UH) 00 ^ '0 2 „>.< 1)« <■(; 181 City of Quebkc— Continued. LOTAL. $ cts. 3 00 26 1 00 1 00 60 00 1 25 25 50 25 25 2 00 1 00 . 80 00 10 50 25 1 00 r. 00 2 00 2 00 5 00 2 00 10 00 2 00 30 00 30 00 15 00 5 00 10 00 .'! 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 00 2 00 100 00 5 00 2 00 10 00 liH) 00 '"» on i '0 2 „'., > Names. a 3 2 (Si a o ^3 a 3 B .2 m iS 'S a a a .2 a W. & 0. Fund. Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total Smith, Mr8. R. 11 $ cts. 5 00 5 00 $ cts. 5 00 $ cts. $ cts. 10 00 $ cts. $ ots. 20 00 Smith, 11. Harcourt 1... 5 00 Staveley, H 5 00 1 5 00 Turner, R 5 00 5 00 5 00 Wade, E.H 1 5 00 Welch, J. L 1 2 00 41 oO 1 2 00 Total Collected by Miss Mountain. Brooke, Mr .Tno 156 00 206 00 30 00 2 00 14 00 447 00 2 00 ('urpeiiter, Mr. C J '* 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 Wdgclcy, .Mr. A 1 00 (ieffirie, Mrn 1 00 Huat, Mrs. H 1 00 1 00 Mountain, Mis-< 2 00 2 00 Ryland, Mi» 1 00 i 00 Ri(ihardiou, Mra 25 '."'.'.'"::". 25 1 00 Total 5 25 50 3 00 9 25 Collected hy Miss 1 'at ton. Andrews, Mrs. W. M 50 Brown, Mrs. W. W 1 00 1 00 Boyd, Miss 30 30 Boomer. Mr A 1 00 1 00 2 00 ' 25 501 60' 1 00 1 00 Boomer. Miss 1 00 Brociilesb}', Mr. C 2 00 Brown, Mrs 25 lioriaiid .Mi'S 50 Cooko, Mrs 50 Cooke, Miss 1 00 Colston, Mrs 1 00 1 00 Doddridge, Mrs 1 00 1 00 25 25 1 00 Hawkins. Mr. F 1 00 Hawkins. Mr 25 Maddison. Mrs. 26 Pennington, Mr , 1 00' 50' 1 00 Reed, Mr. J 50 Simpson, Mrs ,. 25 1 00 1 00 25 Stavelev. Mrs ' 1 00 Vial, liiss 1 1 00 1 Total 1 80 1 00 11 50 1 00 1 00 15 30 Col. hij Miss K. C. ration. Avlwin. Mm 1 00 I^AiiHon. MiN K W lOlij 1 00 182 City of Quebec.— Con/mw«(/. Names. a a a 5 •a a 9 fl o ■| i •0 a s I a •0 d 3 6 Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Itiflhnn. Mrs..... $ cts. $ cts. 50 50 1 00 sbo 1 00 25 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 50 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 50 RflrncQ A ....'. 50 Olint. Mrfl 1 00 2 00 2 00 Dunn. Mrs 5 00 M C D \ 00 E. T. D 25 Foote. Mias 2 (10 Friend. A 1 00 Hunt. Mi^q 1 00 Hendprson. Mrs..... ■••• 2 00 Kincr. Miss 50 Kennedv. Mrs. H 5 00 1 00 5 00 Tjamttflon. Air (t 2 00 2 00 50 1 00 ] 00 1 00 3 00 MulhoUaud, Mr.... 2 00 Modler. Mr 50 Ord. Miss 1 00 Patton. Mrs J 1 00 Pentland, Miss 2"o6 1 00 Smith. Mrs. C. F • 2 00 Scott, Mrs W. W 100 1 00 Sharpies, Mrs. C Tiionipson, Jiiiss 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 White, Mrs. J. R. H • .■•■•• ] 00 Young, Mrs. G. B. S 1 00 Total 12 00 27 2.'i 25 25 :» 25 Collected by S. L. Perry. Blakison, Mrs .. 25 Benson, Mrs 25 Giilender, Mrs i CO 1 00 Hoolies, Mrs i '5*0 1 00 ^^ 1 50 perry, Mrs 1 00 Robinson, Mrs 10 10 Total 1 10 3 00 ] 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 4 10 CollectedhyMkHM. C. Phillips. Bickell, Mry. H. Vf 1 00 Chanman. Mrs 1 00 CoUey, Mrs. A 1 1 1 00 Cummjngs, Mrs. A.. Hale, Mrs. Russell 1 00 2 00 Hill, Miss 1 00 levers, Dr 1 00 Jeflfery, Mrs ' 1 00 1 183 City of Quf.b^c.— Continued. 1 cts. 50 U 50 1 00 2 no 6 00 1 00 25 2 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 50 5 00 3 00 2 00 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 ] 00 1 00 25 25 1 00 1 60 1 00 10 4 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Names. General Fund. •6 3 o rfj ■2 3 b. _5 "5 a i/ Oh t3 a a b d Education of Children of Clergy Fund Total. Jonea. Miss $ cts. $ cts. 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 i' 00 cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 1 00 Lane. Miss ^^ ... .••.«•••■ 1 00 LoMoine, Mrs K I 00 Llovd. Miss 1 00 Macfarland, Miss 1 00 Morgan, Mr. Jauies Murphy, Mrs ■ I 00 1 00 Piffott, C. J 5 00 Pope, Miss ,. 1 00 Rosa, Mrs. H. D 1 00 Scougall, Mrs I ■• 1 00 Spence, Mrs 1 1 00 Smith, Mr. Henry TurcottH, Mrs 2 00 2 00 1 00 Total 2 00 20 00 28 00 Collected by G. W. Phillips. Billctt. .T. G 2 00 2 00 fiiiriu. Stnart II ,,,,, 5 00 60 00 5 00 Hamilton, Rol)frt 440 00 2 00 500 00 •lohnston F 2 00 Laird, Jno., jr Pliillips, C. AV Pope, E 2 00 2 00 2 00 1000 5 00 2 00 15 00 White, ./. R. U 2 • ■■••■• 1 00 Ross, Dr. H ....... ,.-. 1 1 00 Rutherford, Mrs 1 3 00 Richards, Miss. 1 26 Sewell, Mr. Hope • "" 1 0. 60 Sewell, Dr. C 2 00 Sewell, Mrs. C 3 00 Sewell. M 60 Scott, Miss Ruth 1 00 Tha'cker, Mr., R.C.A 1 00 Todghill, Miss I 00 Veasey, Miss 1 00 1 1 00 Wurtele, Mrs. W. G 1 00 1 00 Total 2 50 42 60 1 00 2 00 60 60 4 00 1 00 1 25 1 25 47 60 Collected hy Hope Sewell. Austin, Mrs 1 1 00 Elliot, Mrs 2 00 (lowan, Mrs. E 1 00 1 60 Harrower, Mrs 50 Meredith, Lady 4 00 McAdams, Mr 1 00 Sewell, Mre ... * 2j 26 Weatherley, Mrs 50 c:.":z 50 185 City of Quebec— Cow/mMcr^. cts. 25 25 1 00 1 (10 1 60 2 00 60 1 00 6 00 25 2 00 1 00 25 5 00 I 00 25 1 00 5 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 3 00 25 » 60 2 00 3 00 60 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 1 50 50 4 00 1 00 25 50 Namer. Wilson, Mrs Kiiipht, Miss... Jiicobson, Miss. t3 8 1) c $ cts. 3 e o Total., Collected by Mr. A. Simp- so . 1 60 $ cts. 50 1 00 5o; "O •o a a a 3 u. t>H a (^ o CO «^ a t> . • P- r: $ cts. § cts. 11 00 Barrow, S Barrow, C Carter, B. B Grant, J Matthews, 6 Sharpies, J.J Simpson, A. A Teakle, T. F Marmion, G Falck, J Baker, H Judge, F , Total. Collected hi) Miss Eva I. Taylor. Dunn, Rev. E. A , Edwards, Mrs. Jas . . Elliot, iMiss Kavanaprh Kennedy, Mrs J Kennedy, Morritt, Mrs Piper, James ■ Pruneau, Mrs Redmond, Mrs Richardson, Canon.. Roiierts, Miss Robinson, George.... Taylor, E.H Taylor, J. B Taylor, the Misses... 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 1 00 1 00 Total. Collected by Miss Edythe A. 'White. Davidson, R. Procter 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 OO la 00 3 00 50 1 00 50 50 1 00 50 60 50 1 00 G 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 15 00 50 1 00 "9 <.-<*« a o o 3 c a^ 5 4) . •S "- "^ ,3 2 te 3 =ii 20W $ cts. 00 2 00 1 00 50 5 00 1 00 1 00 1 00' 1 00 9 50, 1 00 Total. $ cu. 50 1 00 60 12 75 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 2 00 2 00 15 00 3 00 50 00 50 50 00 60 1 50 50 50 5 1 00 00 3 00 00 00 00 31 50 50 1 00 IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 l.i 11.25 HI U 1 40 12.5 2.0 U& 1^1 1.6 HiolDgraphic ScMices Carporatioii ^ H^ V <^ ^. 23 WIST MAIN STRHT WIUTIR.N.Y. 14SM (716;t72-4S03 ;\ '^ 186 City op Quebec. — Continued. Names. a s a o .1 B a s 6 Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Mills $ cts. $ cts. 10 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 10 Petry, W 2 00 7 00 2 00 4 00 15 00 Total 2 00 2 00 2 00 5 00 2 00 50 00 50 00 8 60 2 00 4 00 16 GO Paid to Treasurer. Brnftklpahv. C 2 00 Rrnnlcp .T . 2 00 DiinhAr J ^-** 5 00 Dnnhfir .T. S ........ ......••• 2 00 Dunn, Rev. E. A Dunn. Mrs. A. H 50 00 50 00 Eckhardt. W. H. A 2 0(1 2 00 Prv. John S 50 00 2 00 2 00 50 00 Fostpr Rov. Gauon 2 00 Hale, Russell ^ 2 00 Hamilton. Robt 395 00 395 00 Hookes A. E 1 00 1 00 Noble. Rev. W. T 2 00 *** 2 00 Rhodes. Armitaffe 2 00 2 00 Shaw. Mrs. P. A 1 00 I 00 Shaw, Miss Tillie 2 00 50 00 2 00 2 00 Torre, Mrs 50 00 Tofield. W 2 00 Washer. Mrs. C. B 2 00 2 00 Webb, E 60 00 50 Oil Total 273 00 4 00 2 00 395 00 674 00 187 ToTAt. $ Cts. 10 16 00 16 00 City op Quebec— Cow 8 25 24 00 20 00 10 00 5 00 6 25 40 2b 75 1 00 25 25 25 25 30 25 25 25 50 25 25 25 15 25 50 20 Names. a I 2 « c v O Gorrie, John , Grenier, William Hill, Mrs. R. H , Klrouack, Edward...., Lindsey. W. W , Marsh, H. W McClish, Jos Moiilton, Mrs. K- F.... Pelletier Thos Stetson, A. M Twofoot, Burt Welch, L Young, Mrs. O. L Offertory Collections. $ cts. 25 Total St. Cuthbert's, Dixville. Collected bi/ Miss E. M. am. 1 67 2 17 Baldwin, Mrs. B Baldwin, R. C Boright, Miss E Drew, Mrs. Mason Egleston, Mrs. Nelson. Gill, Clarence Gill, George Gill, Mrs George Grady, Thos Martin, Mrs. W. G...... Mayhew. H. F Norris, flollis Smith, R. G Collected by MissL.Johnson\ Ainger, Maude Boright, M«ss B. B Brazier, Mrs Child, Mrs. 11 Cowhard, W. H Cunnington, Mrs. B.... Damon, Alvin I)amon, Mrs. Alvin ... Fellows, Mrs C Hepburn, Miss A. .M,... Huntoon, Mrs Johnson, Mrs, J JobnsQti, MissLoM.iM '•«it ,>iii,«i,iii •a a a d o $ Cts. 10 50 25 25 26 25 50 50 25 "o"25 50 25 7 06 16 31 50 1 00 60 10 25 25 60 50 25 25 25 25 50 10 60 25 25 26 15 25 25 25] 35 60 25 U 2& B d a o a V -a a s C>4 -a $ cts.' .$ cts. 25 C O 3 a a^ .2 2 J. OS'S bu W $ cts. 25 2 00 2 50 25 50 26 Total. $ cts. 10 60 25 26 25 25 50 60 26 1 00 25 50 25 10 73 • II Mlllllll • ••■••mill IM.IIIOllll 21 73 50 1 00 60 10 25 26 60 60 26 25 25 25 50 10 50 26 25 26 16 25 25 25 36 60 25 a . 190 « St. Francis District Association. — Continued. Names. o Murray, Rev. G. H. A Swailes, Siunuel Offertory Collections... Total. Church of the Advent, Perryboro. Collected by Mrx. Belts. Betts, Robert Birch, EH. Evans, Katie Hobson, U Melrose, C M Melrose, W. A Perry, (J Robertson, Samuel. Sprague, Mrs. Olia. Walker, Mrs. H. F.. Walker, Lucy Walker, S. F Young, W $ cts, a 9 d o 78 $ cts 2 no 25! 1 49 d a d .2 d 0) Oui $ Cts. 78 12 59 25 1 00 25 25 Collected by MissEllen Nish Birch, William Brvan, John Huntley, Frederic... McClary, Mrs. Chas., Nish, James Nish, Jas. F Robertson, John Offertory Total Total Barford.. Brompton. Christ Church. Collected by Mrs. Edgar Varney. Varney, Edgar Varney, Mrs. Edgar. Varney, Julia 50 25 25 25 25 25 26 84 4 09 25 25 10 25 50 1 00 50 50 85 4 70 9 29 65 20 25 25 25 2 44 2 44 d 9 6 d§ dbi 03 $ cts, $ cts. • ••• ••• •• TOTAI,. 50 1 78 1 78 8 12 50 6 00 25 $ cts. 2 00 25 4 71 15 81 25 25 25 1 00 25 25 50 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 10 25 50 1 00 50 50 3 47 11 07 83 86 25 26 25 Whee Macdi Algei Ovey, Col Addis Addis Ward Ward Ward Teaci Titus Collet Addi! Addi Addii Brool Broo: Kna{ Knai Knaj Knai Wrig Colle Kna] Kna] Knaj Robi Robi War War War Wri( Youi Colli And Jon( Noit Ricl Rid Ricl Ricl Ricl Offe 191 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. Total. $ cts. 2 00 25 4 71 15 81 25 25 25 1 00 25 25 50 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 10 25 50 1 00 60 50 3 47 11 07 83 86 25 25 25 Nambb. Wheeler, MreE.R Macdonnell, Mrs Alger, Mrs Ovey, Alice , Collected b>/ Mrs. John Adclixon. Addison, John jr.... Addison, Mrs. John. Ward, T. D Ward, Henry Ward, Charlotte Tcace, Robert Titus Collected by Miss E. Knapp, Addison, Mrs. Henry Addison, Mr. Thos Addison, Richard Brooks, Mrs. Robert, sr...., Brooks, Joseph Knapp, Alfred Knapp, Mrs. Alfred Knapp, Ethel Knapp, A.,jr Wright, Edward a 9 2 d $ cts. 25 50 25 Collectedly Mrs. W. Wright Knapp, Mrs. Thomas Knapp, Mrs. D. A Knapp, Myrtle Robinson, John Robinson, Mrs. A Ward Ward Ward Wright, Mrs. W Young, Mrs. John 25 25 15 10 Collected by Miss M. Riches. Andre, G Jondreville, A Noice, Annie Riches, Mrs. W Riches, Maud Riches, Lillian '. Riches, Harrison Riches, Mrs. Charles Offertory Collections 25 25 Total Brompton., 1 ,32 4 32 a s d o $ Cts. 25 25 50 50 50 50 1 00 25 25 d 9 d .2 d Cm $ Cts. a 9 $ cts. 25 25 25 25 25 30 25 25 10 o d a dr** o gf»< 9.0 V WO $ cts. Total. 25 25 25 25 10 25 25 50' 25' 15 25 25 1 66 10 4 89 25 25 $ ot3< 25 25 25 50 50 50 10 561 5 24 25 1 00 1 00 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 30 25 25 25 10 15 10 25 25 25 25 10 1 00 25 50 25 15 25 25 10 25 7 87 25) 20 62 192 St. Fkancis District Association. — Continued. Names. d 9 "2 a V O St. George's Church Windsor Mills. Collected by Mrs. Anselt. $ cts. Ansell, Arthur , Ansell, Mrs Ansell, Kay Joseph, Rose Giroiix, Mrs GiroMX, Willie Smith, Mrs. Milton., Roe, Archdeacon .. Roe, Mrs Roe, Miss Ramsay, George Collected by Charles Knight Knight, Charles Holmes, James Loxton, George Stevens, Mrs. Gardner Stevens, Mrs. James.... Stevens, Charles Robinson, Mrs. W Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mr , Riches, B Ramsay, Edward Collected by Miss Grace Edlessoii. Edlesson, Mrs Ediesson. Grace Briggs, Mrs. A, A... Clear, Mr Clear, Mrs Clear, Jessie Stewart, David Stewart, Mrs D Stewart, James Knapp, Miss Jessie 25 2.'i 10 .0 2;> b 00 a o $ cts. 1 00 25 50 50 25 25 50 1 00 1 00 10 10 50 50, Collected by Miss C. Long. Knapp, Norman.. Morey, Joseph ... Morey, Walter. ., Noble, Mrs. Wra Addison, Wm-.Mui t* Mttlltt* 1 00 25 25 25 25 25 a 9 a o a m 9 Ct8. 25 25 10 13 9 9 P^ 6 •id $ cts. 5 00 25 25 25 ® 9 9fa $ cts. 50 25 10 50 06 50 • Hill 1111*1 1 00 •Mttltttt* I.IKII (till. Total. $ cts. 25 25 10 (» 25 25 10 25 5 00 5 00 1 00 25 25 25 25 60 60 50 25 25 50 25 10 1 00 50 'i 00 10 10 / 3liss Rohimon, Fields, Mrs $ ots. $ cts. $ cts. 25 $ cts. $ cts. 8 cts. 25 Bailey, Kdward 25 25 26 1 00 26 26 White, Arthur 25 Cooke, Leonard 26 Stewart, Mr 1 00 Mitchell, Mrs. C 26 Lonif. Miss (J 25 25 Wade. Jiiines 50 25 25 26 25 50 25 15 10 2 00 50 Collected by Miss M. Jirooka Brooks, Robert 25 Brooks, Mrs. R 25 Brooks. Mabel 25 JaoTeson, Robert 26 •Jameson, Mrs R 50 Jameson, y. E 25 Jameson, (i. F 15 Jameson. Mav E 10 Uttertory Collectionr. 2 57 4 55 « 12 Total Windsor 21 ao 9 47 5 65 75 1 00 ■AS 17 Total Brompton & Windsor Bury. Collected hy Miaxes Ward and Morrow. Bowen M. W 25 62 20 03 25 10 SO I 00 1 25 58 79 25 Bnwn. Mrs. T 50 60 Bovdell Mrs. J 1 00 1 00 Onndpiiouo'li. K G- 30 30 (lODilenousrli. Miss 1 00 1 50 1 00 1 50 Hunt. Miss 50 60 [jpfehvre. Mrs. J 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 Mrlvpr. Mrs I 00 AIf*rvpr. A- \j 1 00 Martin. Mrs. F 1 00 1 00 Morrow. W. W 1 00 25 1 00 2 00 Pickford. Miss S 25 Pooe. Mrs. F.M. 1 00 25 1 00 1 00 Ross. Mrs. A 25 Tambs. G. IT 5 00 •••••• «• ■ 1 00 Washer Rsv C B 5 00 Washer. Mrs C. B ...i 5 00 5 00 Washer. Miss 2 00 1 00 2 00 Webster. Walter 1 00 13 194 St. Francis District Association.— Cow/wwerf. Names. Colleclfd hji Mm Annah Bagley, I Baiter, Henry Barter, 0. C Locke, Mrs. Chas Locke, John McClinlock, Alex. McNealv, Mrs lio.ss, .1. W IlosB, John Ross, Wni . Turner, X Collected hi) Miss Onl. Batley, Mrs. N Martin, Mrs. John Oleson, Thos Ord, Henry Saunders, Mrs. W Tyte, Mrs. E "Wyatt, Jas Wyatt, Mrs. John Collected by Miss E. Ross. Algier, Gilbert Fisher, Fred Fisher, John Hamison, Mrs. II. W. Ross, Adam, sr Ross, Adam Ross, James Todd, Mrs. W. X Collected by Mrs. C. Bown Beaton, Mrs. J Bown, Chas Bown, Wm Dorman, Wm Groom, Wm Herring, Mrs. H Herring, Thos Herring, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Offertories. St. Paul's St. John's St. Thomas Total Burjr. '9 e 9 a 9 cts. 50 25 25 25 25 50 25! 25' 1 00 50 50 25 50 60 50 25 11 76 a a u. o o $ cts. 1 0(1 25 25 10 1 00 25 50 50 26 50 1 00 25 a s h a a < cts, 25 25 25 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 4 33 1 80 ,S0 30 53 a a fa 6 $ cts. 3 7; o a h "5 $ cts. Total. 9 67 $ cts. 1 00 25 25 )|) 1 00 25 50 ,')() 25 50 1 00 25 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 U 60 25 25 1 00 50 60 25 t 00 50 75 25 25 25 <» 25 50 8 10 1 80 80 501 ^-i -db 195 St. Francis District Association.— Co«^m«c7. Names. COATICOOK. Christ Church. Cnllccleil hif Misxi'n Annie Leithead and Gertie Mennt. Ilislup, John .Jamiuson, Mrs Wallace, Miss Kate Dougherty, Mrs. John .. Duugiierty, Mrs. James.. Doiipherfy, Mrs. M Cleveland, Mrs. Levi.... Mead, Mrs. and Mr. F... Wil-ion, Mrs. and Mr. R. llislop, Mrs. .Mary Howen, Miss Hertha Dougherty, Mrs. Thos,.., Cleveland, Mrs. S Bowen, Miss Anna ■ Patterson, Mr Robt , Thomas, Mr. .las Ayling, Miss Annie , Crane, Mrs. B Leithend, Miss Annio Mills, Mr. J. A Menut, Gertrude Otterlories '§ •6 § a a 9 tM Fx u< 2 g § 4> a o a (2 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. Total . St. Stephen's Church. Collected hii Misnes' Austin, Norton and Baldwin. Foster, Rev. Canon. Lovell, Mrs. F. E Loxton, Mrs Lo.Tton, Miss Robertson, Mrs Loxton, B. C Sonierville, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Lovell. Mrs Chas.... Baldwin, P. L Baldwin, Miss F. E... Baldwin, Miss E. G.. Ualdwin, Mrs. P. J... U 61 51 1 05 25 25 25 25 U 25 5U 25 1 00 50 50 25 25 10 25 25 25 1 00 25 35 1 OU 35 97 tf 27 1 00 1 00 25 25 25 1 00 2 00 2 00 25 25 25 25 .3 0*36 1 70 a 9 o o § Ct4 a SEbi 6 11^ •4 SSJJ ^ "OOO w $ cts. $ cts, 1 00 1 00 25 25 60 Tot At. $ eta. 25 60 50 50 25 50 25 1 00 60 50 25 25 10 25 25 50 DO 25 70 1 00 70 1 48 11 4S 00 00 25 25 1 00 25 00 00 00 05 25 25 U 60 196 St. Francis District Association.— Co« C5 e a .2 rfl in S cts. Pension Fund. a s 6 Education of Children of Clergy Fund- Total. Pall later, Mrs S cts. 1 00 $ cts. $ cts. $ ots. $ cts. 1 00 Ponjfrov. Mrs. A. A 50 50 AO Hiintlal. Mrs '.. 50 Rea. Miss 35 35 Simnaoii. Miflff ...... 50 50 Kmith. Mrs. II. D * o".f>o 1 Oil 5 00 5 00 Vernon. Mrs 50 Winder, Mrs ■ 1 00 HnaH'orfl. Mrs. CJ 1 00 2 21 1 00 Offertorv Collections ••• 12 72 14 »3 Total Compton COOKHIIIKB. Collected hif MrK. Darker, Minses Tai/lor, liaihji, Uit/land and K. Onyoode, Anderson. Mrs 11 10 50 25 50 50 2h .'''0 50 1 00 7 21 12 72 00 37 03 50 linker. E. S 25 Hnilcv. Mrs. C. C 1 50 Bailey, Mrs. W. VV Biglnnd, Miss Bottonip. F. A 50 25 "; 50 Hotlcrill. S. II 50 Clarke. 11. II 1 00 Cook. G 25 25 25 25 Cook. I 25 Darker. A. M 2r> 50 Darker. R. A 1 00 1 00 French, Mrs. I. L French. Mrs. John 25 50 55 50 • ••• ••• 25 50 French. Mrs. R 55 Gamshv. E. M o"25 ■••••••• •■ 50 Haseltine. Mrs 25 Hodffe, G. A 1 00 I 00 50 25 1 00 Hodtre. S A 1 00 Hurd. Mrs. P. A 60 Hurd. Mrs. Thede •l(*«. t4*«ai 26 Kirbv. Mrs 25 25 50 Learned. Mrs. II 15 15 25 50 1 00 15 \b T.iindqn.v. Mr^ ....... 25 Mowlo. Mm K . . ■*..•• 50 Nutt, W M) 1 00 Noble. Coalin 50 Osffoode. Mrs. .1. P 50 50 Osffoode. Mrs. S. J 50 60 25 50 Oseoode. Mrs F E. 50 OsfiToode. Mrs. 11 25 198 St. Francis District Association.— Conlmued. Names. General Fund. c s § Cft to a s d o '53 a o a 9 Pi< 6 5=" Education of Children of Clergy Fund Total. Planche. E. J % cts. $ cts. 50 $ Cts. $ Cts. $ cts. % cts. 50 Planche, Mrs. H. A Parks, F. A 60 25 50 50 1 00 1 00 50 26 Pennoyer, W Pone, Mrs. C 50 1 50 Pone. Mrs. I. H 1 00 Reade. C. N 1 00 Robertson. Mrs 2 00 2 00 StrowViridore. Mrs. H 60 25 50 ■» 60 Taylor, E. F 25 Taylor, Mrs. C 50 Taylor, T. W Thicknesae. Mra ..>•■ 1 00 25 1 00 25 Trifirefc, Mrs 1 00 1 no 2 00 Wilfred, Mrs 26 26 Wilfred. Mrs. F. R 25 25 ; 26 Wilfred, W. C 25 Wilkinson. Mrs. A..... 60 2 44 50 Offertories, St. Peter's 3 00 5 31 10 75 St. Andrew's 1 13 1 13 Total Cookshire Danville. Lome. Collected by F. McVearjle. Bagley, Mrs. T 23 60 7 69 20 25 6 44 75 1 00 39 48 20 Bairlcv, .John 25 Bagley, Mrs. Wm 25 25 25 26 26 Bagley, Robert 26 Curtis, (ieo 26 Govelt. Thos 26 Small sums... 0'69 50 60 Ofl'ertories - 69 Total 69 1 25 25 25 26 25 25 40 1 95 2 64 Troutbrook. Collected by Miss U. Barber. Barber. Minnie 26 Fraser. Wm ' 26 Gordon. Jennie 26 Stevens. Maro 25 Stevens, David 25 Thurber, David 26 Small sums •.. 40 199 St. Francis District Association.— Continued. 2 64 25 25 25 25 26 25 40 Names. Collected by Mrs. Ewing EwitiR, G. C Ewinp. Migg Bet«y Robertson, Wm Robertson, Mrs. P Stevens, Geo... Stevens, Edward Offertory Collections Total, Kingsey Falls offertory.... Asbestos offeriory * Total. St. Augustine's Collected by Minn Gibs^i. Bernard, Mrs Boutille, Mrs Briggs, W. T Carson, Mrs Cleveland. Miss Foste'-, Mrs. C. E Gibson, R Ingalls, Mrs Speer, Mrs. A. Al Stockwell, Mrs. E Collected by Misscx Jfarrict and Daisy Tlioqn'. Beanian, Mrs Cleveland, Mrs. C. C Cleveland, Mr?. G. F Cleveland, II. R Elliot, Mrs Gilbert, Mr.s Hanning, II. R Hall, M. A Cleveland, G. F. C Kidd, Mrs Kennedy, May Thurber, Mrs. Geo Thorpe, Mrs Thurber, Chas Wndleigh, Mrs Williams, Mrs Offertory collections Total St. Augustine's Total Danville.... -a a a b s a u O d '3 a a -a a a fe b ta a 3 a o O EO m *i m a P3 04 ^ % cts.! $ cts. 93 2 8,3 65 'A f)5 4 30 2 00 50 50 1 00 1 (M):. 50 50 50 50 1 00 4 10 12 10 19 92 50 50 60 30 50 25 50 3 25 1 00 50 25 50 2 00 50 50 50 2 00 I 00 50 5 00 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 20 00 37 50 42 70 cts. $ cts. o « a $ Cts. 1 00 3 00 4 00 4 oo;. Total. $ cts. 50 50 50 50 50 25 1 4.^ G 08 65 3 «5 4 30 3 00 50 50 25 50 2 00 50 50 1 00 50 50 2 00 1 00 1 00 50 50 5 00 50 2 00 50 50 50 25 1 00 I 00 50 27 10 53 60 66 62 200 St. Fkancis District Association. — Continued. Xames. Drummondville. Collected by Rev. F, G. Scott Campbell, Mrs Church, George H Hemming, Miss Ada ..... Hemming, Miss Marian. Houston, Mrs. Wm Johnston, Mrs. George.. Mitchell, Mrs. Wm Mitchell, Mrs. R. L Moisan, Mrs Robson, Murray Robson. Mrs. A. W Scott, Mrs „ .... Tees, Wm Watts, Mrs AVatkins, Edward Watkins, James Watkins, A Watkins, W. W Watkins, Miss Alice Wright, Charles Wright, A Winter, Richard Offertories a a $ cts. Total Drummondville. Marbleton and Dudswell Andrews, Mr. 0. N.... Andress, Mr. T. R Andrews, Mr. W. T.. Barter, Mrs. A Bennett, Mr. T. E , Breadon, !tfr, T H Chester, Mr. A , Chapman, Rev. T. S. Hunt, Mr/*. P Westman, Mrs. Elisa. Weyland, Mrs. C Willard, Mrs. G. M... Marbleton offertories.. Dudswell offertories.. Total,. d o $ cts 40 2 00 25 25 60; 25 2 00 50 1 00 50 50 50 3 85 12 50 25 25" 5 00 1 00 25' 25 25 1 00 1 00 25 .3 53 13 03 10 15 10 15 15 25 10 1 00 10 25 10 10 2 00 76 6 30 rs a a d *S e p.1 $ cts. rs a a d -a $ cts. o o -a a d 5 cf^ .2 ?* b... Total. $ cts. 05 2 05i $ cts. 40 2 00 25 25 50 25 2 00 50 1 00 25 25 5 00 50 50 1 00 U 25 25 25 1 00 1 00 25 50 tt 43 2 51 55| 3 06 27 58 10 15 10 15 15 25 10 1 00 10 25 10 10 4 51 1 30 8 36 201 St. Francis District Association.— Continued. Names. General Fund. a 9 s o Pension Fund. •6 a 6 Education of Children of Clergy Fund Total, Durham. Congregation of S. Durham. Collected hy Misses C. and M. ifohnston. Montgomery, Mr. Nathan.. Patrick. Mrs. F $ cts. 26 25 $ cts. 1 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 25 25 Cross Mrs. P 25l 25' 25' 25 • 25 25 .... 25 .TnhnRfcon. Mm A. .... 25 Mountain, Miss Maggie Hocrie. Mrs. Ilei^rh *•• .• ••*•■ 25 25 Johnston, Mrs. George Montgomery, Mrs. Robert. Rpattie. Mr W 25 25 25 25 25 25 Picken Mrs R 25 ATontoPomGrv Mr. .T 25 Hpncrosa Mr 20 50 25 40 20 Fftrcrhhar Mr. Gib 50 Mountain. Mr. Tudson 25 McCrae. Mrs. F.. ir 40 Church Mrs C 1 00 10 50 10 1 00 Watt Mr P> 10 Wakefield. Mr. E 50 McCrae Mrs. F 10 Miller Mrs.T 10 25 10 Miller. Mr. Josiah 25 Miller, Mrs. Josiuh.. DufFv. Mrs. Ned 25 25 25 10 10 25 2ft 25 26 10 59 29 79 25 25 Duffy, Mrs. L Duffy, Miss M Barlow. Mrs. T ' 25 10 10 Tjpster Mias D 25 .lohnston. Mr. Arthur 25 Watt Mrs. J 25 Woolfiey, Mr. Fred Placev. Mr. F 25 10 Offprtoriea 42 70 m 4fi 1 71 L' A venir otl'ertories 1 58 Kirkdale offertories 85 ' 92 2 60 Total Durham 9 87 1 0(1 1 0( 1 OC 2 10 2 08 14 05 Hatley. Bachelder, Mrs. M. J Bftvlev P. J 1 00 1 00 Hpane Mias 1 00 Riqhnn Mm ........ 51 1 50 Knwen. Mra. P ■■'" i' o( » 1 00 202 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. Names. a O a d o 13 a 3 c a C 13 a 3 b 6 <^ Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Tlnwpn. Mr^ Bpni $ cts. 25 $ cts. $ Cts. § Cts. $ cts. $ Cts. 25 Knwpn. Mrs. Chas 1 00 1 00 1 00 Rnwon Mrci PprCV 1 00 Kurrage, Rev. H. G rinrtfr Mrs Jim 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 1 00 1 00 Earle, Philip "Fripnd. A • 1 00 1 00 1 00 Grindley, Arthur W (riinniner. Mrs. M 1 00 25 1 00 ::::::■■;■■: 25 WAtlipvindon. Miss. . ..... 25 25 TTodo'ps. Mrs. E 50 50 TTowlnnd. Miss 25 25 Tvp^. Airs. A • 1 00 1 00 1 00 .Tonps. Mrs. C. R V" 1 00 Johnson. Mrs. W. E 25 511 1 00 26 Kennedy. Miss H 50 T.avpnder. Mrs 1 00 LeBaron. M. W 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 Mcftov. J 50 50 Murray. Mrs. W. G 1 00 1 00 Perry. H. H 60 (» 50 1 00 60 Rpndp. Mrs ► • " 50 Ritchie. Mrs. Wm 1 00 Rnhinson. Geo 25 25 25 Roltiiison. Mrs. J 25 Robinson, Mrs. 8 Robinson. Miss M ;55 50 ,.,,, ;^5 50 Stpolp. Mr!•• 1 00 1 00 2oa St. Francis District Assogia.tion.— Continued. Total. $ cts. 25 ]. 01) 1 110 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 11(1 Names. a o Moore, Mrs. C Moore, Mrs. H Mastine, Jas Pope, Mrs. G. T , Sykes, Rev. J. S • . Wadleigli, Mrs. H... Wadleijjh W Wadleigh, E. A Wadleigh, J. A Wentworth, Jno.... Wentworth, Mrs. J. OHertorics.. $ cts Total Holy Trinity, Denlson's. Collected by Misses Moore and Gray. Andrews, John Andrews, Ttios Andrews, Geo Brock, Mrs. Thos Carson, Mrs. A Denison, J. R Denison, Mrs. M Denison, W. S Driver, Miss Fairborn, Mrs. W Gray, Jolin Hampson, Mrs Hodge, Mrs. T Hodge, G Hodge, Miss Lodge, Tiios Lockwood, H Moore, E. J Sutiierland, W Searic, Ed Taylor, Geo ^.. Wright, Mrs. E Young, Geo Offertories ; .•■■ 2 00 3 00 r3 a a o ct. 1 00 50 60 2.') 1 76 10 58 1 00 Total. Spooncr Pond. Collected by Misses Lyster and jiradt'ord. Bradford, Wm Evans, JobnC 1 00 2 00 1 00 50 50 5o;. 00 00 00 00 10 25 1 35 1 00 25 25 25 50 55 50 25 25 50 50 7 52 20 5! 00 00 O 9 3 d sb .2 ?> t^ $ cts. 50, 2 53 53 50 1 06 1 06 Total. cts. 1 00 50 27 30 00 00 25 1 00 50 60 25 6 29 16 61 1 00 50 50 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 10 25 1 35 1 00 25 26 25 1 00 50 55 50 25 25 60 60 9 68 23 58 00 00 204 St. Francis District Assooixtion.— Continued. Names. •a a 3 S « a O a a ;^ a .2 'm •tt 55 •9 a 9 c .2 a W. & 0. Fund. i0 ! Education of Children of 1 j Clergy Fund. Total. Evans. K $ cts. % cts. 1 on $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 1 on EiVans. Mrs. Thoa 1 00 1 00 1 no Hall. John ] nil Hall. Geo 1 00 1*00 1 no Hall, Belle 1 nn Hall. Edith 1 00 1 00 1 nn Jebb. Misa I no Lvster. F 1 00 { 1 no Tjvstor. Jiilifi 1 00 1 Ul) Shaw. Mrs .35 1 00 .".5 Wadleiffh. Mrs. G 1 01) Wintle, Mrs. E 75 1 12 1 09 7;") OflTertories ] 4 41 5 ;>A 8 75 1 .50 11 31 Total 3 84 16 10 1 .50 3 00 29 97 Total Kinffsev 9 96 51 61 .•J 00 5 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 1 50 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 .50 1 0(» 3 00 1 00 1 00 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 2 00 5 09 3 50 70 10 Lknnoxville. Collected by Messes. Stuart, Readji and McFadden. A(1nTii<; Tfov Dr 5 00 Allnatt. Rev Dr 5 nil Ampq. Mrs Alex 1 on Baker. W W 1 no Bartlett. Mrs. Charles 5 nn Bartlett. Miss C 1 511 Bown. IWisa .')n Rrorlcincton. Mrs 1 on Burcre. Mrs ... .... 1 nn RvinJ Mr^ John.. •••.... 1 on Clouffh. S L 5 nn Coinstook. Mrs. •*••>•. 50 Orawford. Mrs ...>■•• 1 no Cumminsi. Mrs 3 no Darbv. W 1 no Elkins, Mrs. A. W 1 on Frve. James 1 50 Green. Mrs. Wm 1 on Hale Mrs E . 1 00 Harrison. Thomas ...... 1 on Henrv, Mrs. Ch. S 1 on Herbert. Miss. 2 nn Hill. Miss 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 .Tohnston. .T. H.. 1 00 Xpiinedv Mrs.. 1 00 Mallorv. Mrs. J * 1 no Mathewson. Mrs 1 00 1 00 1 00 MacKenzic. Miss.n 1 00 led. Total. ts. $ cts. • •■ 1 no ... 1 (III f •• ] III) • •. 1 (Ml • .. 1 til) •«. 1 III) • •• 1 no 1 00 • •• 1 01) • •• ;!5 • •• 1 01) ■ •• 75 >•« .O M • •• 11 3 J 29 97 70 If) 5 00 5 00 1)0 00 no 50 ;)ii 00 no on 00 50 no 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 205 St. Fiuncis District Associxtio^.— Continued. Names. McDoufjall, Mrs. Ch..., McFiidden, Mrs. S Mitchell, Robert Morris, Miss Nicolls, A. D Parrock, Rev. Prof...... Paige, Mrs. VVm , Pells, Mrs Heady, Mrs Robertson, Mrs. Dr Scarth, Rev. A. C Sliuter, Mrs Sinipson, Mrs. A. F... Spatl'ord, Mrs. S. L .... Hpeid, H Stokes, Mrs Stuart, Miss Thompson, Mrs Turner, Mrs Ward, Mrs. Alf. Warren, Miss White, C. S Wiggett, C. F Woolsey, George Wilson, Mrs. H Ott'ertory Collections.. s U4 a O $ cts a s a o a 9 a o OQ a $ Cts. $ Cts 1 00 . 1 00 Total Lennoxville. Newport. Collected bt/ Misses Laura Hodi/e and F. I'lanche. S. Matthew's Church, Randboro'. 5 00 8 00 25 1 00 5 00 1 00 .') 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 I) 50 1 00 GO 00 00 100 1 00 Dawson, Mr. R Hurd, Mr. Augustus. Hurd, Mrs. A. A Hurd, Mrs. Jno Jones, Mrs. L Law, Mrs. W Loveland, Mr. C. H, Loveland, Mrs. Wni. Parker, Mrs. K Parker, Mr. R. Planche, Mrs. J. W.. Williams, Miss M. ... Offertories Total. 25 2 00 1 00 17 55 lOG 30 50'. 1 00 25 25 15 10 ;ui 25 25 25 90 25 2 35 5 25 d 6 $ cts > o 3 uo $ cts, 1 00 2 00 Total. $ cts. 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 •6 00 25 1 00 5 00 1 00 17 67 20 67 1 00 25 25 00 00 00 00 00 8 00 50 00 00 00 00 1 00 1 1 00 00 4 00 1 00 35 22 128 97 2'5 50 1 00 25 10 30 25 25 60 25 15 25 2 35 6 40 >*— '^ 206 St. Fii.\NCis District Association. — Continued. Names. a 2 a $ CtS. s a ft* a o •m m i Pension Fund. d Education of Children of Clergy Fund ToTAt. Christ's Ciiurch, Island lirook. Collected Inj Jlinsex f. Wood and A. Dawson. $ CtS. 10 10 10 25 1 00 25 25 50 25 1 05 $ CtS. $ ots. $ CtS. 10 10 Dnw^oii Mr. H. J ■ 10 \t(> Villi (I'll ton. Mrs 25 Mnnrp. Ilev. A. 11 1 00 IWiirriiw Mr il .■■■•••••.-■••« > 25 Millpr Mr. S. H 25 Wilfoid 11. H 1) 50 20 45 Ott'Hi'tories 1 05 Total 20 3 S.-) 4 05 . Total Newport BlCIIMOND. Collected hij Mm S. Cardell Rnrr AfisS 1 10 25 50 50 2 00 » 10 25 10 45 ,, ,,, 25 Knvnn Mrs. C 50 Gymer, Mrs. G 50 2 00 T^nHirP. MiSB 25 2 00 25 Marks J. C 2 00 Alarks Mr. T 50 1 00 50 MfKpo Mrs. R • 1 00 .Tennincrs. F. R 1 00 1 00 1 00 ?, 00 1 00 Pipkorino'. Mr. C 1 00 Simn^nn. Miss •• •.•■ 1 00 Collected by Misses Alice Cleveland and Jane Lyster. Avlmpr TTnn TT 2 00 1 50 50 25 1 00 50 60 5 00 Rprnard Mrs. E. S 1 50 "Rflrlnw Mrs Georcre 50 HrnHlpv Mrs 25 Burrill, Mrs. W Cleveland. Mrs. F. A 1 00 ,,, ,,,, 50 Cleveland, Mrs. K. T Tlrp*sflpr Mrs... ■ 50 1 50 1 50 T^'rjmpr Mrs 50 1 00 50 Ti^prcfUROii. Mr. J • 1 00 .TpftVpv. Miss 1 00 1 00 .Ton PS Miss H. V 25 26 25 60 Ma^tiiip Mrs.... 25 Mannin. Mrs 1 00 1 OU ^.a^fliiL -.M TOTAI,. 10 10 10 25 1 00 25 25 50 45 1 05 4 05 10 45 25 , 50 , 50 , 2 00 , 25 , 2 00 , 50 , 1 00 1 00 , 1 00 , 1 00 5 00 1 50 50 25 1 00 50 50 1 50 50 1 00 1 00 50 () 25 1 00 207 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. Namks. General Fund. c 3 a .2 Pension Fund W. & 0. Fund. Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Picrcfi. Miss $ cts. S cts. I 00 $ cts. S cts. % cts. $ cts. 1 00 I'ruv. Mis. H (t 25 25 1 00 ] 00 50 50 26 25 PiiiKin. I'rof Onick. ilanies 1 00 Swunsboi'o. Mrs. A 1 00 Kuril) urelt. Mi'8 50 50 50 50 1 00 I 00 25 25 1 0*1 VViUoc'ks. Mrs. H. A 1 UO 50 50 1 00 1 00 25 25 1 00 60 1 00 1 00 1 00 50 1 00 50 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 50 1 00 50 25 50 Collected l>i Miss L. Allen. Avlnier, Mr. H. 15 ' Alli'ii. Miss L Burt, Mr. IF. W Itroolcp. Al i:jd rii'ookt*. M I'S. tS.... (ii'oiike. Mrs. E,. Croniliit.'. Mrs 1 00 50 Fowler. Miss GibsoDC. Miss 1 00 1 00 1 00 50 daw lift- Mrs HAniel. Mr Irwin. Mrs .Tourneaux. Mrs 1 00 ^tlaira. Mrs 50 1 00 2 00 Mines. Mrs ATiirri^. Mii^A McKenzie. Mrs 1 00 AIcLeii. Mrs 1 00 McDonald. Mrs 50 Niiiins. Mrs 1 00 50 25 Parks. Mrs Pentold. Miss Sutherland. Mrs 50 25 Snier. Mrs 25 Wilcocks, Mrs 1 00 1 00 Woodburn, Mrs 50 10 78 50 Ott'ertories 6 30 14 43 37 51 Total Richmond 27 45 39 18 1 00 50 50 18 78 2 00 87 61 SCOTSTOWN. Collected by Miss Ada Sherman, Brooke. Rev. H A 1 00 i^'rusi!!'. Mrs. A 50 French, Mrs. C. W. B 50 Gooden. Mrs. H 25 20 25 Hatton. Mrs. H 20 McFaddeu. S. H 50 50 ■ . 208 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. Namks. d 3 2 S 5 Mission Fund. a § "a a s 6 Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. S cts. % cts. 25 1 00 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 25 Tofrill iMi'8 J L 1 00 Thciiiiimnn. Mra J ............ 25 25 Van. (t K 1 00 1 (10 OH'ertorv Collections ' 2 00 2 00 Total t 4 75 25 50 25 25 25 25 50 25 25 2 00 70 7 45 Lingwitk. Collected by Mrs. G. Cowan Onwan Oooriye 25 50 25 Hftiiriolit. Mra. James. .. •. 25 Mclvfiv Mrs Alex . 25 AfcKftv Mra. E M 25 TiiivfipJH flooriTii 50 Ppnnovpr. *f}itiios 25 25 OfTcrtorv Collections 1 50 i 60 Total Canterbury. Collected by Mm Mayhew. A aVpr ^1*11. VPP ....... ... 2 75 30 25 20 25 25 25 25 10 10 10 10 25 25 50 25 05 25 10 15 1 50 4 25 30 Il&nnott, Mra Dr 25 20 Rpnnatt (rporiyft .. .... . . 25 Tlpnnpft- (yharles 25 rjftrfpr MiflH R ....... 25 Pofttps Mrs T 25 r«nnr]pn. Mrs. Rnbt 10 Goodwin, Mrs. Stephen , Mrs. K Clift, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. J. H . Dorey, Mrs Elkins, H. A HHle, Mrs. W. A Hale, F. and M Holland, Mrs Holland, Miss Hallowell, Mrs Hunt, Mrs. W. J Lucke, Mrs Longbeed, Mrs. T Lawrenct-, Mrs. E. Morkill, Mrs. R. I) Moe, Mrs. H Maclarlane, Mrs. H Reeves. R Tester, Mrs W Tomlinson, Mrs. H. M... Tomlinson, Mrs. W Turner, Mrs. G Wiggett, Mrs. J , Wilson, Mrs. J. E Wilcox, Mrs, John 1 00 1 00 20 1 00 1 00 4 00 1 00 5 00 I 00 6 00 100 00 s a fa a o ..^ m a $ Cts. fi 00 1 00 1 0(1 1 00 1 00 1 00 25 25 (I 50 5 00 1 00 50 50 25 50 1 00 e a fa 6 % cts. 1 00 o o a e efa aSii W $ Ctl. 2 60 2 60' 25 1 00 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 26 60 1 00 1 00 50 25 25 50 25 0*25 25 25 025 Total, $ et.H. 5 no 1 III) 1 0(1 1 00 1 00 1 00 20 2 50 2 50 1 00 100 00 1 00 1 00 4 1 5 00 00 00 I 00 5 00 25 25 50 5 00 1 0(1 50 50 25 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 00 00 1 00 00 00 25 50 1 00 1 00 25 25 25 50 25 25 25 'I 25 2b St. Francis Distuut Association.— Co/i/wmc^/. $ CtH. 6 00 1 00 00 00 00 (10 20 2 50 2 50 1 00 100 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 2;> 25 50 5 00 1 00 50 50 25 5U 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 25 U 50 1 00 ] 00 25 25 25 50 25 25 25 II '.'5 -'5 Namkh. Cnllecled hi/ Mr». Winn f'tinirlt and Miim -ludil. AnderHon, A. H Hiown, H. It Hufk, C. F Buck, F. P Bayli'jr, L. A Fraser, II. U Fiirwoll, MrH.Wni Farwell, Mrs. E. Wlim Farwell, 10. Winn Farwell, Florence Winn.. Puller, T. W FleUher, C. II Hobaon, A. 8 Hobson, 0. H. L Miicfarlane, Mrs M^cdonald. it Mor is, Wm Millward, Mra llobertHon, Mrs. J. (1 lU'udy, J. A Tiionii)Son, F. C Winter, Alex Wells, JohnP Wilson, F. IJ Wiifgcit, J. A Wiggott, E. G Collected hi/ Mixk Tiroxv. Arthur. Mrs Atto, Mrs Ashe, Mrs Bennetts, Mi 00 1 oo| 60 1 (10 i 5 00 2 50 2 00 2 50 1 00 50 1 00 I 00 1 00 .'iO 1 00 'A 00 2 00 1 00 I 00 I 00 I 00 5 00 00 I III) 50 50 5 00 50 25 50 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 25 1 00 25 75 1 00 e 3 6 ^ Ct8. 2 00 O ' 3 § i f . $ cts. 1 00 1 00! 1 00 Total. 1 00 1 0(» 1 00 1 00 $ cts. 2 00 5 00 1 00 50 1 00 2 00 6 00 2 50 1 00 2 60 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 50 1 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 50 1 00 5 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 I 0(1 1 00 50 25 1 00 1 00 50 50 (I!) 50 5 00 1 00 1 00 25 00 (10 00 0(1 00 (t 25 25 75 1 00 1 00 1 00 25 212 St. Francis District Association.— Continued. Namks. Collected hv Mixx Ashe and Minn Bra I/. Berryman, E Bradford, Mrs Browning, Mrs Cheanev, John W Fraser, A. F Fuller, Miss Fraser, Mrs Hawley, Miss , Kinkeari. Mrs Keehe, Mrs Low, Mrs. J McGee, Mrs McSwigrgin, Mrs Moorcroft, Mrs Neil, Mrs. W. 15 Powell, Mrs Plant, Mrs Robins, Mrs Somervillc, Mrs. W Strickland, Mrs. G Smith, Mrs Smith, Mrs. W. Duncan Thorneloe, Rev. Canon.. Thorneloc, Mrs Thomson, Mrs. F. C Worthington, K. B Wilson, Miss a s a O $ cts. Collected hy Migg Edna Johnson. Armstrong, C Ansell, F.J Beiber, Mrs ,... Cline, Mrs Donahue, Mrs Evans, Mrs Evans, Mrs. T Harkness, Mrs. G. Karkness, Mrs. J. Hutchison, Mrs. . 10 50 50 25 25 30 25 76 25 50 30 50 60 50 B S [^ a o $ cts, 1 0(' 1 00 1 00 6 00 1 00 25 25 T3 TS •a a a 's'rs e 9 s O w 3 b^ f^ B BiJH a o 6 Total. to a •ti 3) '^ goo $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. f cts. 25 10 00 ]0 00 50 25' 25 25 50, 26 25 50 25! 25' 25 25 25 Ives, Mrs , i 10 00 Johnson, Mrs Nutter, Mrs. S Nutter. Mrs. C. N Price, Mrs. G , Price, Mrs. C. Price, Mrs. R 1 00 25 25 25 1 00 60 00 00 10 50 1 00 5 00 50 25 25 1 00 30 25 () 25 25 75 25 50 30 50 25 50 50 10 00 10 00 50 1 00 25 \ 25 25 50 25 25 60 25 25 25 25 10 00 25 50 1 00 26 25 U 26 213 St. Francis District Association.— Co w^mMerf. 1 00 1 00 10 50 1 00 5 00 50 25 25 1 00 30 25 25 25 75 25 50 30 50 25 50 00 10 00 10 00 50 1 00 25 25 25 50 25 25 50 25 25 25 25 10 00 25 50 1 00 26 25 25 Mames. •a a 9 g a O Pearce, Mrs Terrill, Mrs "Wright, Rev. H. £. Wingrove, Mrs Wiggett, Mrs Warke, Mrs Warke, Mrs VVinier, Mr Wombwell, Mr Young, Mrs , Offertories Total Sherbrooke .. Fitch Bay and Georgb- VILLE. CoUected by Jfmi's Tuck Shfldon and Wrif/ld. Bigelow, M Beach, N. A Beach. N. Abe Brookhouse, Mrs Garr, Fred L Carr, J. J -... Clifford, Leslie Codd, H. R., M.D Crossctt, Mrs. M Flanders, A. H Gustin, Mrs. D Henderson, Mrs. J Jennings, Mrs Keyes, Dr. W. M Melrose, Wm McGowan, Mrs Packard. Miss Partington, Wm Rider, T. B., M.P Ridor, U. K Rediker, AV Routk'dgc, Mrs Sheldon, P. E Scott, R. Vj Sknfe, E.J Taylor, Mrs. J Wilson, Mrs Wright, Miss Klla Wright, Rev. R. W. H Fitch Bay Olfertories Georgeviile Ollertories.... Total $ cts. 25 25 10 25 1 00 50 25 22 85 132 10 1 00 1 00 2 00 a *S m a 9 o _o '5 o « $ cts. $ cts. 1 00 50 61 06 273 81 25 25 25 25 50 25 1 00 1 00 26 1 00 25 25 26 50 26 50 25 1 00 50 50 00 50 60 25 25 1 00 25 16 50 25 61 39 61 a 9 6 $ cts. a ?^ "iS'O bo OS "2 "^ Total. 50 '$ cts. ig cts. 22 25 -i- 2 00 26 25 00 10 60 25 1 25 109 62 50 00 50 469 77 25 26 26 26 50 25 1 00 1 00 1 00 26 I C. 26 26 26 50 26 50 25 1 00 60 50 1 00 50 50 25 25 1 00 25 1 00 1 50 1 00 17 60 214 St. Francis District Assoclvfion.— Continued. Names. a 3 2 a 13 B S .§ on rli s TS a 3 a 'm a a. a 3 6 •Id Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Watehville. Collected hfj Mrs. W.II. Wiff- gett and Miss Minnie Ball. Ball, Mrs. T. L $ cts. f cts. 2 00 1 00 $ cts. S^cts. $ cts. $ cts. 2 00 Ball, Mrs. W. H 1 00 Bradley, Sirs 25 60 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -'5 Brown, Benj 1 00 50 1 50 Burton, F 60 Deacon. Mrs. E 60 50 Flanders, Mrs. G '* 1 00 .. 1 00 Fowler. F 50 1 00 25 50 50 50 ' 60 Grant. J. C 1 1 00 Hardwood. Mrs i 25 Heath. Mrs. L. L 50 Hoderson. M i 50 Hunter. Miss- ' 2 00 25 25 50 i 1 50 Kine. Rev. B 2 00 Knight, A Lavers. R ' 1 25 1 25 MnnRon Mrs 1 50 50 Macdonald. Mas 60 50 i *'*• McClunsr Mrs 50 Mo.Govprn Mrs 25 () 25 25 50 ibV) 1 25 (^ffCTood Mr. iJ.... 1 25 PArsons. Mrs 25 Pennover. Mrs 50 Peterson C. 50 50 Powers. Dr I 00 Reed, F 1 00 2o 1 00 Silver. Mrs 25 Snaffnrd Mrs A 50 25 1 00 60 50 Tavlor. J 25 Travis. R ■:;::;::::: .::::;:::::; I 00 Torrant. .las 50 Watts. A 26 25 Webster. E 50 2 00 2 00 ir 50 ,-|0 1 00 60 1 00 50 WieKctt. Mrs. W. H loi 1 2 00 Offertory Collections I 80 6 41 1 Total 8 80 2 11 • 28 41 North Hatley. Collectrd htf Mrs, E, Sfm'ff' ings aud Miss Maude Kezar A Ti*ripnr) • 50 (^AtTiTtHpll IVfrn 1 00 Ivpzii r AfiRia MniiHp .... 50 TiOi^lcwnnil Mrs 1 00 J 215 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. Names, a a £ a O § 13 e ■a .2 n 01 W. & 0. Fund. Education of Children of Clergy Fand TOTAt. McNeil. Mrs f ct 1 01 $ cts. $ Cts. $ cts. '$ cts. $ eta. I 00 Samnson. C 0*25 25 1 00 2 00 25 Samnson. Mrs. U 25 SDi'itrines, Mrs, E 1 00 Ollertory Collections 1 00 1 40 4 40 Total 2 00 6 50 1 00 1 40 » 90 Eustis and Gapelton. Collected hif Mm. W. Gilker- son and Mm. 11. Miller. 1 00 Barrett, Mrs 50 25 1 00 25 25 50 25 I 00 r)(»flrh(>rn. Mrs 25 50 l-laiwlnor Mt'^ 25 fiillcprRon W S 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 T.nnap|''p1ln\V Ml'^ 50 50 Loorais, Mrs \Tjirtin (3 N "Too 1 00 50 10 25 25 25 1 00 1 00 ... .... 50 MrViMirh Mrs 10 Miller, Mrs. H 25 50 25 Mpiiif^t Mis t •■« 25 PiMtr'hiii'H N 1 00 25 1 00 KViilarMi Afra 25 25 25 50 Tjimhlin Mrs 25 Vonr \! rs l?r>V»t 25 VVIipi'lor Mrn Thno 1 00 1 40 1 00 OB'evtory Collections 1 00 80 SO 3 20 Total 8 35 6 65 15 80 Total Waterville Stanstead. CoUoclcd bji Misses Jean Jlunter and I'. Caswell. Allan, A. T., jr 19 15 30 65 ., 50 36 50 50 50 50 4 31 54 11 ' 50 25 L/USSWeil, iMlSS r 50 cnanncii, luis. n. ri 50 Diincalfe, Mrs 50 50 film, axli „< 216 St. Francis District As80Cia.tios.— Continued. Xameb. Forsythe, Mrs Goodhue. J. F Hay, E.W Hunter, Jean Judd, Mrs. T ;. iMeigs, Mrs Murdock, Mrs Moulton, Mrs Nortou, Mrs. G. N.... Pheeps, Mrs Rainbach, E Sheafe, Mrs Sudflard, Mrs Tiffin, Mrs. Geo White her, Miss J. E. a a 0} e $ cts. Total. Bekbe Plain. Collected by Mrs. U.S. Ilarte and Mrs. W. E. Munroe. Bacon, Mrs Bayley, C. F Buel, Mrs Chandler, C. F.M Elder, H. W Elder, Mrs. J. W Elder, M.J Feltus, Geo Harrison, C. J Hart, Rev. H. S Lougee, Mrs. W. E.... McClintock, C. H Monroe, W. E , Tajior, C. M Oftertory Collections.. Total a a a o $ cts. 1 00 50 (I 2.) 1 06 2h 26 2.') 25 .10 50 1 00 25 10 50 50 50 2b 1 00 1 Oil 50 25 25 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 25 2 (if) 10 41 a 9 a .2 a u $ cts. "3 a a 6 $ cts. O O g a cfc< ^TS bo $ Cts. Total. $ cts. 1 00 5(t 1 00 25 25 1 0(t 25 25 25 25 50 50 50 1 00 25 10 50 5ft 50 25 1 00 1 00 50 25 25 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 25 2 m 10 41 SIT St. Francis District Association.— Continued. RECAPITULATION. $ cts. 1 on 50 1 00 2o 25 1 00 2;-) 25 25 25 60 50 50 1 00 25 50 50 25 1 00 1 00 50 25 25 50 1 00 25 1 00 50 25 2 66 10 41 Names. Acton Barford and Dixville Brorapton Windsor Mills Bury Coaticook Cookshire Qompton Danville Driimmondville Dudswell and Marbleton... Durham Hatley Kingsoy Lennoxville Fitch Bay and Georgevillo Newport Richmond Stanstead Beebe Plain Scotstown . . Sherbrooke Watcrville Way's Mills and Barnston. Offertories. Ascot Corner , Bishop's College East Angus Johnville ^lagog Milhy Melbourne Sandhill East Sherbrooke Richmond, for 1894 Interest, Savings Bank. Total 13 a 3 $ cts. 1 00 9 29 4 32 21 HO 11 75 7 1!) n 60 11 10 19 92 12 50 9 87 21 S5 27 55 132 10 19 15 5 02 ■1 33 3 00 18 85 1 70| 2 67 $382 12 a a o $ cts. 14 50 65 20 10 50 9 47 30 53 30 67 7 69 7 21 42 70 13 03 5 30 2 10 50 1.". 51 (Jl 106 ;iO 15 50 !) 10 31) 18 10 5(t 10 41 31 80 273 SI 30 65 15 61 75 S 90 4 11 90 5 65 2 4S 1 30 .') 00 878 02 13 a a a .2 'm s $ cts. 1 8 5 5 9 15 (j 12 4 2 3 •) 3 5 20 3 6 $ cts. 2 95 6 00 25 75 18 78 50 61 31 4 06 2 00' 6 47 1 3 98 1 00! 3 75 199 82 o o 5 .- ±- >t w Total. $ cts. $ cts. 75 6 00 1 25 3 50 1 00 25 2 00 70 22 25 2 54 50 19 3 75 25 25 1 00 50 1 00 2 00 8 75 24 88 20 38 52 53 39 37 66 27 ,s 14 42 70 128 17 10 87 10 10 39 469 54 20 0* 86 62 17 35 35 48 03 62 58 36 05 41 16 97 50 45 51 50 41 00 77 11 63 75 19 34 4 11 90 12 71 4 48 25 32 5 28 7 70 3 75 2 67 1518 90 218 MEGANTIC DISTRICT ASSOCIATION Names. a 9 2 S O a a u* ' a ,c 'in .2 a 9 B _o 'm 9 a 9 d Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Beauce, St. George. Collected hi/ Mrs. John Pozer. i noslin. Mrs $ cts. 50 1 00 1 00 $ Cts. 50 1 00 50 1 00 Too 50 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 1 00 Pcizer. Mr. David 2 (10 Pozer. Mrs. W 1 50 Pozer. Mrs. John....'. 1 00 Ross, Mr Thomrcion. Mr. .J 1 00 1 00 1 00 Youiiir. Mrs 50 Ott'ertorv 72 .!.!!!"."..*..] '— -. 0.72 Total 3 22 25 2.5 25 25 25 25 2ft 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 10 4 50 1 00 8 72 COMItERLAND MlLI.S. Collected hy Mins McKee. Tirftpk. Mrs........ > 25 Hrark Roht>rt ....... 25 50 Laweryson, Robert.. Lawreyson, William Tjiiwipvson. Walter 25 25 25 25 2a 25 25 (1 50 50 ;::::"::::; ■:■■■:::::: 50 50 T*ft \vrpv .")0 15 25 25 15 10 15 1(1 25' 15 15 *l 50 15 10 a 3 b o 'm a i •-T3 bU Ed S cts. 2 00 Total. $ cts. 25 1 00 25 2 00 .35 00 15 25 50 15 25 25 00 10 05 25 50 25 25 20 25 40 25 25 20 15 25 25 25 25 50 50 15 10 15 10 25 15 15 50 15 10 m MEaANTic District Association.— Cort/trtwerf. Namks. T5 a a o a 9 b c .2 m o a o a ai W. & 0- Fund. Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. Nelson. Mrs $ cts. •S cts. 50 20 25 50 13 10 $ Cts. $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 50 Morrow, Mrs. W. J 20 Pylf, Mrs. Robert 2:) Pvle. Jlenrv 3 00 5(1 Ott'ertory Collectiuns 2 00 18 10 Total 4 00 21) 10 5 00 38 lU FUAMI'TOX. Standon. Collected 1)11 Minii Jane L. Uendermn. Baglcy, Mrs. .7 50 • 50 Crawford, Mrs. John 25 25 60 25 Doliertj', Mrs. Alexander.. 25 Watson, Mrs. John 5U Ott'ertory Collections West Fkampton. Collected /ji/ Afrs. If ugh Wilnonand W. liartholoniew Bartholomew, .lolin, sr 1 00 :',:> :a\ 1 00 1 2a 1 23 1 00 Bartholomew, John, jr Bartholomew, Wm., sr 3a 60 Bartholomew, Wm., jr Bartholomew, Mrs. Wm 1 00 50 25 50 Bariholomew, Miss Martini 25 Bartholomew, Andi'ew 50 o'so 1 00 25 50 Bartholomew, Robert 25 25 Bartholomew, George Bradley, .lames 50 ] 00 Bradley, .Tohn, jr 25 Bradley, Samuel II 50 U 50 Bradlev, Hugh 25 25 50 26 25 1 00 ^ 25 Bradlej', Adam Bradlej', William 26 60 Bradley, Andrew 26 Gordon, Wm 1 25 Henderson, Alex 1 00 Hodgson, Thomas 1 00 1 00 1 00 Hodgson, H. L ■■■".'.■.!!!!; 1 00 Hodgson, Miss Nora 50 1 00 25 50 Hurley, Hugh 1 00 Mathews, Joseph 26 221 Meoantic District Ahhocixtion.— Continued. $ cts. oO (1 20 1) 2.-) ;MI IS 10 38 10 50 25 23 50 1 23 1 on Sa 60 1 (1(1 I) 50 2j M) 25 50 ] 00 25 50 25 1) 25 50 25 25 1 00 1 00 1 (10 50 1 00 25 Names. nam. Sargeanf , Wni . Sarjfeaiit, Geo. Saigeant, VVm. J. White, iMrs. Willii White, Jos Wilson, Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Hugh ... Wilson, Andrew Ofl'ertory Collections., East Framton. Collected In/ the Minimi Mary and Jaiui JJenderifoii. a O a $ cts. 25 S Ct3. Boyle, Rev. F. J Boyle, Mrs Boyle, Miss Bradley, Mrs. Hugh Cahill, Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Hugh Diclison, Wni Dillon, John Dillon, Mrs. J ... Doherty, Jatnes ■- ... Doherty, William, jr Downs, Mrs Geo Fitzsimmons, William..., Foster, Mrs. Charles Foster, Mrs. William.. .. Harper, Ale.K Harper, Wm. Haslet, Andrew Henderson, E. D Henderson, Miss Henderson, Gilbert Hender.son, Mrs. G Henderson, Miss .1. L.... Henderson, W. A Holt, William King, Miss JIcLaughlin, George McLaughlin, Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mrs Gillespie McLaughlin, Mrs. A McLaughlin, Albert McLaughlin, John Rutherford, G Rutherford, Mrs. William. Oflfertory Collections Total Frainpton... I) 50 2") 3 b a _o 'm S $ Cts. T3 a d S Cts. 50 1 00 2;- 1 00 1 00 50 O O 3 o *< . .St.--, ■-j-s (so ?" 'r Total. $ Cts. 4 08 S 00 . 50 25 25 25 25! 5(1 25 25 1 1 00 ; 2 OOi 2 00, 2 00 1 00 25 1 00; 1 00 50| 50' 25' 25, 50 1 00 20 35 3 00 20 U 1 00 1 00 !) 25 50 1 00 25 2 00 1 'J 50 2 75 1 00 1 00 50 1 00 3 50 cts. 25 50 2r> 50 50 1 00 1 00 25 7 63 8 00 2 00 1 00 25 25 1 00 (1 50 25 25 50 25 25 1 00 25 25 1 00 50 50 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 25 50 50 25 25 25 1 00 50 1 00 25 5 06 65 27 1 ■I ooo Mkoantic District Association. — Continued. Names. General Fund. a 3 fa a .2 'm m a 3 fa .2 w C fa T3 a 3 fa 6 is Education of Children of Clergy Fund. Total. iNVEIlNKSa. Collected by Mm Elvidf/e, Andrpwfl M $ cts. $ cts. 25 25 25 1 00 I 00 25 26 25 25 25 50 26 $ Cts. $ cts. $ cts. * CU. '>:> i^inx. Mi^q Vt>ttie ••. :i.") ()o\ Silas 26 DavipH Fred 1 oil DavipR SArfl.li • ■•• 1 00 TClvidffG Ohiirles. 25 KlvidiTH Miss Lizzie 25 Glass Mrs R 2.1 Ifonderson Mrs 25 Henrv Miss E 1 25 McN^HV JiLnicA.. 1 h 50 A Friend 1 25 Collected by Miss L. Smyth. Austin. Mrs 50 10 25 25 1 00 50 III McNev .loseiih ... 26 McVittv. C.J 25 Smvth W. J 1 UO Collected by Miss 11. Watts. Hall, Henrv A 1 00 25 25 50 25 60 50 50 1 00 Rlckaby, Mrs ,J Rickabv. Willi.im 25 25 RockinKhnm, Joseph Watts, Miss Ikatrice .'')ll 25 Watts, Thomas 50 Wilson, William 50 Collected bii Mrs. N. T. Wilton. Dickson, Rev. II. A 2 00 2 00 25 5 00 2 50 Diekaon Mrs. H. A 60 2 511 (xrahain. Mrs. Alex ''5 King, Charles 6 00 Patterson. Thomas 25 25 25 25 Walker, John 25 Walker, Mrs. T 25 Wilton, Henry T 25 50 •{ 00 25 AVilton, Mrs. Thomas i"i)o 60 Offertory 1 12 G 02 Total - a 62 50 U 50 17 75 1 1 90 2 60 27 87 New Ireland and South Invkhness. Christ Church, Lower Ireland. Col. by Richard Bennett. Bennett, Richard 50 Beanettj William 1 * 50 223 Mkoantic District Ausocixtion.— Continued. TOTAI,, cts. 2,-, ■2:, '21, 1 (1(1 1 (1(1 2:, '2:, 25 2i) 2;") (I .'■(» 25 ;«(! Id 2;j tt 2;^ 1 UO 1 (10 (I 2,-. 25 50 25 50 (» 50 2 50 2 50 25 5 00 25 25 25 25 50 « 02 27 87 r)0 50 Names. Mathers, John Pice, U Canning, MrH. E Canning, Ediiic ilordan, Charles Jolitfe, Mrs.T King, Mrs. R Fitzpatrick, Alspin Christie, William Davidson, Andrew Wright, William G Wright, Eliza Davidson Fred Little, Robert Edwards, Sam Edwards, Winchester. . Edwards, Eugeno Edwards, Mrs. Sam .... Wrights, Mrs Davidson, John Davidson, Alfred Hullard, Mrs. Joseph... Bnllnrd, John Edwards, Armins Collected bij Mm. Joxepli Mam/iall. Marshall, Joseph Marshall, Mrs J Henderson, Mrs. Henry., Wright, Richard Little, Henry Little, Eva Wright, Wellie Little, Thos Jamison, Mrs. H Wright, R. G Wright, Mrs. Joseph Little, George T Little, .John R Marshall, Robert Walker, Mrs. James Henderson, William Phillips, George Collected by Mrs. R. Kerr Kerr, Robert Walker, Thos ... Elliott, George.. Kerr, George Kerr, Maude a 3 O "3 a cts 25 lo' 25, 25' 15' 15 2.5 25 50 fl 10 25 25 25 50 1 00 50 10 25 25 10 10 25 25 10 $ cts, 50 2 I ) 00 25 25 50 25 25 50 25 25 50 50 15 35 1 00 25 30 25 u 20 O O 3 O V , $ cts. $ cts. $ cts, rs -3 a 3 3 b. u. a o c f/J ■^ i> CU ^ TOTAI,, $ cts. 25 10 25 25 15 15 25 2.5 50 10 25 25 25 50 1 00 50 10 25 25 10 10 25 25 10 1 00 25 50 25 I 00 25 25 50 25 25 5(» 25 25 50 50 15 25 1 00 25 30 25 u 20 224 Meoantic District Association. — Coutinuetf. Xamih. a 3 g a •^ "S a a a 3 Ui Pm § a o f/l rfl QJ » eu c 3 Tot At,. Williiimaon, Jiitncs... Forbes, William Kerr, Kvii Williamson, Joseph. Williamson, Muj^gie. Simons, David Hennett, Flummer.. . Forbes, R . .. . Forbes, Robert Forbes, Laura Williamson, George. $ eta. 25 U &U Collected by Annif liriijijx. Bennett, John Forbes, Sam Christie, -Mrs Johnson, John Johnnon, Urant Ward, William Porter, Thos Porter, Mrs. W Porter, Sammy Johnaon, William.. Krifjfts, II. G Forbes, Andrew Forbes, Joseph Hill, Henry Briggs, Annie Ofl'ertories — Upper Ireland '• — Lower " '« —Black Lake... «' — Thetford Total. Lekds. St. James'. Collected bi) Mins Dora Marshall and li. llothera. Aylwin, James Bailey, James Church, C. K Church, James Church. Andrew Craig, Miss Annie J'raser, Andrew Goft; Mrs. E Hume, Dr. W. L Hall, P. W •!:> 2.') 25 25 25 !? cts.l iji cts, 51) 50 1 no 1 00 J OOj 50 501 25 2 00 25 25 50 50 50 2 50 3 00 2 00 ;i0 05 25] 25 1 ■0 25 1 50 2 60 •A 70 I 25 8 «,■ 1 00 no 1 00 50 00 00 25 00 00 S cts. S cts. 2 50 1 50 1 00 \ 00 00 50 ct*. 2.^ 50 25 25 25 ( 25 25 25 25 25 25 50 50 50 00 00 00 50 50 25 2 00 25 25 50 50 50 7 50 8 20 4 25 1 00 51 00 1 00 50 1 00 50 1 00 I 00 25 1 CfO 1 00 U 50 00 50 00 00 25 CO 00 225 Mkoantic District Assocution. — Continued, Names. Jijjgi'iia, Clmrlos. Kviiii), Hcv. John Marshiill, 11. S McKi'iige, John Niil brown. Tlioni S Palin, Geo Planchc, Fred RtMU'i'iii . .fosi'pli Suitor, \V iinil George Suitor, David Wilson, Cliarlf!^ Wilson, William Kothera, Rvv. ,!.. Stewart, Ciiarlos Offertory Collection-t Cull. Ill/ Mrx. John Ha in Bain, John Guminin|;s, Jolin Hall, John McKeage, Robert Leycratt, Roht. and Wrn Leycrat't, James and / Leycraft, John McKeage, George Patterson, John & Ifugii Patterson, John J Rayoroft, Hen. and James Stewart, W. John' OoltetlrJ. 1,1/ Klizd ./iin<- Nuthroirn iiml A'. ./. IkiiUic St. Matthew's. Reattie, John and E. J Bailey, Mrs. G Bailey, Emma Gullen, Thomas Nutbrown, Henry Nutbrown, Octavns Ross, fi WilKin, Henry & William. Wilkin, William Wilkin, James... Wilkin, Gilbert Offertory Collections St. George's and St. Sylvester. Collected bi/ Mix-i Machell and Mrs. W. II. Wilson. King, Dr Lee, Mrs. N. A 15 226 Meoantic District Association. — Continued. Names. a a b s a U $ cts. 25 25 2.) 25 75 25 25 50 a s a .2 .2 a a .1 a a d ^ ' Education of Children of ^ Clergy Fund. Total. MiiclioU. Jennie % cts. 25 $ cts. $ cts. $ cts. 50 MrKpp. Fannie 25 AfnKec. Mrs S 25 Miiclipll (Jcorfire 25 Neill. E. 11. and T 25 I 00 ViithrnwD. Alarv.. 25 25 AVark Jos. and S 50 Woodside. Mrs. H 25 25 o'25 1 30 22 Wood.'side, Violet . 25 Wilson W. H 25 25 50 Woodside. Winifred 25 Offertories 90 1 05 45 1 02 3 22 St. Mark's Offertories 1 05 St. Giles Offertories 23 3 02 (58 St. Patrick's Otferturies... 3 02 Total 10 95 40 95 1 00 1 00 1 00 ] 00 5 25 1 25 58 40 Lkvis. Collected hij Mrs. Hamilton ami Miss Tfwmpson^ \nHo!won. Mrs. W" 1 00 A rlHio M IS. (tPO 1 00 AHHit' Miss Kate... 1 00 Rrnwn Mrs. John 1 00 Dnviil Mrs 1 00 1 00 Fvles Rev, Thos. W 2 00 2 00 0 LeGros, P. E 25 Hncquoil, W. J Ohovftliur. J. C 25 50 Duncan. Mr 50 Touzel, Mrs 1 20 Oinird, Mrs. P 1 25 Vardon .Mrs. Obd 10 Ilotton, Geo., jr 25 Gaiilticld, Mi83 50 Vardon, Tlioa. S 25 (iarnaier. T 25 llotlon. Mrs. Nancv 15 LeGrealev. Pliiliu 25 LcGros, Thomas 25 Luce. E J 1 50 Vibert, Ilacbael ■*l 25 Offertories 4 :!i 1 (!0 • 10 n Total Malbaio 1 4 31 32 90 50 25 25 60 60 1 00 1 38 81 PASPEnrAC. Volh'cted hji Mixse.i Aihi Jio»sy and Eva LeGallais. Ri^snn. Afrs. D anr no KiHRon. D 25 1 M Bis«on, W. G 25 Hosftv. fieii 50 Hossv.John 50 Ijonlllon. E 1 m 2*01) 1 00 Cauifield, M. U 50 60 Clemont, John 2 00 Dpninrpso. F) ..^ 25 20 25 25 1 00 ] 00 r)0 25 50 25 Friend. A 7. 20 Gavev. M 25 Gallic. Mrs. John 25 Mii^biind. Mrs -. 1 00 Hainon, W 1 00 2 00 Henry, Adolphus Krusc. Mrs. C U 50 25 Labev, F. H 50 LcBo'utillier, T. C 1 00 50 1 1 00 LeFeuvro ::::::::::::i:::::::::: 50 LeGallais, Edniond 1 00 25 25 50 ' 1 1 00 LeGallais, Chs ' 25 LaGallais. Frank 25 LeGallais, Wm , o'so 1 00 50 LeGrand, W. G 50 LeDain, W 1 1 00 LeQuesnc, J. C ";;;. ;;;;..!;; 50 50 Col. Gaspe District Association— Com//«wc 10 2:. M) DO 00 Namkb. a 9 2 V a ■u O Mallot, S Newman, II , Ray, Oswald Rorouil, Ouo Ofl'ortory Collections.. Nrw Cahi-isle. Col. hji Minn E, MiirUon. Assels, W. J billingHley, Mth. H Beebe, Miss M Cooke, Mrs. W., sr Cooke, Mrs. Clins Cooke, Mi8.H U Caldwell, Mis. Albert. Caldwfll, Miss S Caldwell, R De.«bi'o, Mrs Donnelly, Mrs Flowers, Mrs. J. H Flowers, Mrs. W. J Gadd, Miss Hall, MissM Hall, Miss Bella Husband, Rev. E. U ... Kempffer, Mrs., snr Kempffer, W. L Law, Mrs. I> Law, Mrs. N LeBrocq, J Lefiresley, P. S Murison, Miss K Ray, Mrs. Sylvester Ray, Mrs.O Ray, James Ray, Mrs. John Smith, Thomas Smith, Mrs. R. B Smith, Mrs. J., cr Smith, Mrs. J. L Sbeppard, W. M Smollett, Miss L Thompson, John Offertory Collections.. HOPETOWN. Collectedly Miss E. Smith. $ cts. LeOallaia, Ed.... McCrae, Mrs. J. 1 00 a 70 iJO 2.5 $ ct«>. 2i. 25 :m 25 50 25 50 3 49 ;i Oit 21 2; 25 (» 2.'"> 25 25 a s a a ■id $ ctd.l $ cts. 25 2.^ 25 25 25 1 00 25 25 2 00 2r) 25 25 25 25 25 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 3 00 25 05 75 o o 3 .2 t >. $ cts 2 82 Total. $ ClN. 25 25 50 1 00 10 20 I 1) 25 25 25 25 25 26 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 I 00 25 25 2 00 25 25 25 25 25 25 50 25 25 25 25 50 25 25 50 25 25 25 9 U 25 U5 1 240 Gaspe District Association. — Continued. Names. Smith, Charles. Smith, Mm. C. Smith, Wm Smith, E. Total New Carlisle and Paspebiac , Peninsula and Little Gaspe. Annett, G. T Annett, L. E Annett, Ed Annett, Mrs. Hy Annett, Aniasa Ascah, J. N Ascah, J. S Ascah, Chas., sr , Ascah, Rich Ascah, Robt Ascah, Wm Ascab, Albert Annett, Alphcus Ascah, II Ascah, Ed , Ascah, Alex Ascah, Mr. Geo Ascah, Chas Uartlctt, Ciuis Bartlett, A. C Bayne, J. M , Bayne, Rev. N. M Bayne,. Mr Coffin, P Coffin, Luther Coffin, Ed Dolbel, Alf. W , Dolbel, S. M Dolbel, M Dolbel, A. H Dulbel, Eva and Amy. Esnouf, Ray M Friend Gavey, Daniel Gavey, Isabella Gavey, Jos Gavey, Abraham Johnston, Eva Jones, Alfred Lefevre, Francis LeMaistre, M. J Lcmesuricr, Henry a 9 u CI O % cts. 16 74 B 3 fa a o cts 20 10 10 10 27 19 1 00 50 25 20 30 25 25 25 15 1 00 25 25! . 25 , 15 . 25 j 101. 25I. 50 . 60i. 25!. 1 ool. 2 00 . 2 00 50 50. 1 00 . 1 00 . 50 . 25 . 25'. 25 1 00\ 25 . 76 ., 25 ., 35 35 10 10 25 20 50 a s fa s .2 a fa $ cts. 6 67 a 9 fa 6 ■4 $ cts. o c§ BJ'S W) % cts. Total. 50 cts. 20 10 10 10 51 01 1 00 50 25 20 30 25 25 25 15 1 00 25 25 25 15 25 10 25 50 50 25 I 00 2 00 2 00 50 60 1 00 1 00 60 2.'-. 25 25 1 00 25 75 25 35 35 10 10 25 20 50 241 Gaspe District Association. — Continued. 25 t) 25 15 25 10 25 50 50 25 I 00 2 00 2 00 ao 60 1 00 1 00 50 25 25 25 1 00 25 75 25 .'i5 ;{5 10 10 25 20 50 Names. Lemesurier, John . Lemeaurier, P Lenfestey, H Miller, Geo. W Miller, Wyndham., Miller, Fred Mullin, Alf Mullin, Felix Mullin. Bryan Mullin, Robt Miller, J. S Miller, James F Miller, Felix Miller, Thos. J Miller, Mrs. \Vm Miller, Edwin Miller, Wm, R Miller, Caroline Miller, Roland ... Price, Robt Price, Amelia A Price, Robt., jr Price, Thos Price, James Philips, Mrs. John..., Phillips, Chas Patterson, Chas. A.. Ross, J.. . Roberta, Mrs. T Iloberts, Jos Roberts, Mrs. T., ar Roberts, Wm Roberts, John Roberts, Capt. J Roberts, Alex Roberts, Robert Schilling, Theresa... West, Robt ~... West, Florence West, Susan... West, John OflFertory Collections. a a (V d O § cts. Total Peninsula and Little Gaspc Sandy Bbach. Collected by Miss Harbour. Alexander, F Alexander, Wm Alexander, P, 16 4 50 4 50 25 25 25 13 S 3 a o Cts 60 05 25 25 20 20 15 10 05 05 a s a .2 'm a $ Cts. 25 25 25 25 25 25 10 10 10 25 10 25 20 20 25 35 25 60 10 25 25 25 25 i 25 25 25 15 10 06 25 10 8 72 •9 a 3 6 S cts. 'a O O g 3 J3 p-H $ Cts. 37 52 4 04 4 04 Total. $ cts. 60 05 25 25 20 20 15 10 05 05 25 25 25 25 25 25 10 10 10 25 10 25 20 20 25 35 25 50 10 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 15 10 05 25 10 17 26 46 06 25 25 25 :':'ii 242 Gaspe District AasocikTioN.— Continued. Names. Anonymous Baker, Mrs. S Baker, Wm Carter, Mrs. C Gallichan, M Harbour, F Harbour, A Harbour, W Harding, Rev. G. T., Harding, Harold Harding, Kate Harding, Stening Harding, A. K LeHuquet, Jno Miller, C Miller, G Miller, Capt. R Miller, Mrs. P Mullin, Mrs Pye, Mrs. T Suddard, Mrs. J Suddard, W Suddard, John Suddard, Mrs. Theo.. Suddard, Mrs. C Williamson, Mrs. W.. Williamson, Mrs. G .. Williamson, A Williamson, J a PC4 01 I Collected by Miss Thompson. Anonymous Ascah, Felix Ascah, Geo Cunning, Mrs. A Cunning, Mabel Cunning, Alpheus... , Donovan, Octavius-, Donovan, Wilbert.... Donovan, Edward... Garrett, Tbos Harbour, Felix Harbour, E. D Harbour, J. E McGie, Miss L McRae, Mrs. Jno McRae, Alex McRae, Miss J Miller, Wm Hatterson, Mrs. Jas. . Patterson, Mrs. Jno . Robin, Louis ots 1 OU 25 25 2..i 25 25 25 25 25 10 10 10 10 10 13 a s a o cts 1 00 25 "oi'5 00 . 05 05 05 05 25 20 25 25 10 25 25 50 20 10 10 2 00 25 10 10 10 50 10 10 10 10 10 20 "O -o n a 3 Eq b S £ ^ a ^ ^ $ cts. 25 25 25 $ Cts. •jS'o bo w 3uo $ cts. 25 50 15 15 25 25 Total. $ cts. 2 00 25 25 25 25 15 25 25 50 05 05 05 05 f.5 20 25 50 50 10 25 25 25 25 50 25 20 10 25 10 50 25 lO 10 10 10 15 15 10 25 10 10 10 50 10 25 10 10 10 10 20 243 Gaspe District Association.— CowimMcc?. Names. Robin, Henry Suddard, Mrs. E Thompson, Mrs. E. E. Thompson, Mrs. Jas... Thompson, Hugh Thompson, Geo Thompson, Thos , sr.. Thompson, Thos., jr... Thompson, Chas Offertory Collections.. Total Sandy Beach.. ShIO AWAKE. Collected by Miss B. Trovers Almond, James Byers, William Gbedore Miss Phoebe.. Fothergill, Rev. R. J.. Robinson, Mrs. P Robinson, Edward Travers, J. B Travers Collected by Miss Maud Travers. Allan, John S Byers, William LeGallais, Edward.... LeGallais, Mrs. J. A. LeGallais, John A.... MnKenzie, James Skene, Frank Skene, William Young, Joseph Offertories •a a s C^ 2 v a V $ cts. PoBT Daniel. Collected by Miss Kerr. Byers, John Lander, Miss H LeGrand, Alfred... McGie, Mrs McPherson, Mrs Sweetman, Mrs. P.. Sullivan, John Offertories ^ 25 10 25 10 10 20 6 00 60 05 20 c: a o $ cts. 10 08 10 1 00 20 25 50 ••• ••• 1 32 92 10 2 50 12 50 3 00 25 05 •J rs a a 9 f^ Eb a o O m •ti a ^ ^ $ cts. $ cts. 2 70 25 05 20 20 10 1 25 25 40 50 50 25 1 80 5 00' o o g TJOO $ cts. Total. $ cts. 10 23 25 10 25 10 10 10 20 5 20 23 50 60 05 20 00 08 10 00 20 25 05 25 25 50 05 20 20 10 2 57 25 1 00 1 00 40 50 50 25 2 7? 244 Ga8PE District Association. — Continued. Names. L'Amse aux Gascons. Collected by Misses S. Che- dore and A. Allen- Acteson, P Actesoa, Mrs. P Acteson, Thomas Acteson, William Ahier, Mrs. P Abler, John P Ahier, Gavin Allen, Miss Annie Chedore, Alexander Chedore, Miss Isabella... Chedore, Philip Chedore, Thomas Cbedore, William Chedore, W. P Chedore, James Duguay, Mrs. D Duguay, Adam Offertories -a a s a $ cts. -a a s a o ^ Newport Offertories.... Total Shigawake. 62 3 97 9 81 $ cts. G 60 50 25 50 25 25 25 25 05 a ft* a .2 a PL, $ eta. 50 20 05 25 10 05 1 03 1 33 17 36 a a 6 .$ Cts. O O s $ cts. 05 10 15 Total. $ cts. 50 50 25 50 25 25 25 25 05 05 50 20 05 25 10 10 05 1 65 5 30 27 32 C.ap( Gasi Labi Magi Malt New Peni Sand Shigi 245 Gaspe District kssociATiojj.— Continued RECAPITULATION. Names. Cape Cove and Perce Gaspe .., Labrador Magdalen Island? Malbaie and Ft. St. Peter. New Carlisle & Paspebiac. Peninsula Sandy Beach Sbigawake a a a O $ cts. 27 80 4 50 Total . & 4 16 4 00 .31 75 50 6 00 9 81 78 67 'a a a a o TS -a a a a s P^ b § 6 ^ £3 (£ ^ 13 OOi 4 80!. $ Cts. 75 72 19 GO 10 00 .37 50 32 90 27 19, 37 52 12 50 17 36! 270 29, 35 01 $ Cts. $ cts. 3 75 1 fiO 6 57 4 04 5 00 t».CM bog a shi § Cts. 50 15 3 90 60 Total. $ cts. 120 27 28 90 10 00 42 50 .38 81 51 01 46 06 23 50 27 32 388 37 1^ ■! 246 DEOCESE Abstract of Parochial Reports for Parish OR Mission. Qaebec City. Acton vale. Belvidere Bishop's Coll. & Sch. Lennoxv. Bourg Louis Bury ♦Cacouna.... Cape Cove.. Coaticook .... Cotupton Cookshire ... Danville Dixville. Drummondville. Durham CONORBGATION. Cathedral of the Holy Trinity... S. Matthew's.. S. Michael's S. Paul's trcicr 9* •••••■•• Trinity French Mission.. Acton vale , Danby West Wickham. Bullard, Sch.Ho Bishop's College Chapel East Angus. Bourg Louis Robinson Bown's Sch. Ho. S. John , Cacouna Cape Cove Perce Coaticook North Coaticook. Compton Carr Sch. House Sanders Sch. Ho. Cookshire Eaton Corner.... Jobnville Sandhill Danville Asbestos Kingsey Lome The Quarries Troutbrook Dixville Barford Perryboro' Stanhope , Drummondville. Mitchell Kirkdale L'Avenir , South Durham.. East Angus Ascot Corner Clbrothan, The Very Rev. Dean Norman & Rev. H. J. Petry. Rev. L. W. Williams & Rev. F. B. Norrie. Rev. Can. Vonlffland Rev. E. A. Dunn. Rev. A. J. Balfour Rev. W. T. Noble- Rev. L. V. Larivi^re. Rev. L. C. Wurtele... Rev. T. Adams.. Rev. T. Adams, Rev. F. J. B. AUnatt & Rev. R. A. Parrock Rev. J. B. Debbage. Rev. C. B. Washer.. The Chaplain Rev. W. G. Lyster.. Rev. Canon Foster.. Rev.'GVH.'Parker.^ Rev. A. H. Roberlson Rev. T. Blavlock., Rev. G. H. A. Murray Rev. F. G. Scott. Rev. D. Horner... Rev. W. A. Adcock. !? Cts. 801 98 037 41 2261 02 149 40 79 85 Money raised for objects out- side the Dio- cese. Total Raised. 36 60 2 6 8 • •••■ *""2 '" 6 21 2 7 3 5 3 4 3 4 5 2 2 2 2 i 03 S 98 112 5 10 28 12 '■"2 ""4 4 ,T 18 3 4 1 25 12 4 72 10 H 1 3 2 18 28 3 1 14 15 7 1 2 25 23 '■■"4 5 ■ ••• 1 6 11 9 ""9 ""9 10 8 4 4 518 525 80 32 118 150 9 39 8 4 6 61 76 186 75 119 39 71 31 110 142 24 31 30 84 10 17 45 10 40 47 5 43 15 84 10 42 20 23 22 16 $ cts. 7899 47 .'J717 39 1653 16 512 15 635 !)2 2131 50 50 00 298 00 40 00 5 00 120 00 150 60 339 88 715 00 243 97 498 t). 246 00 950 00 126 96 863 42 70S 00 270 (10 54 41 65 30 727 38 $ cts. 160 58 1471 94 S75 35 42 77 102 20 78 90 § Cts. 8862 03 7826 74 4789 53 704 32 817 97 2210 40 50 00 24 00 14 05 336 05 40 00 5 00 1 120 00 1 1 6 6 85 90 16 88 42 75 596 01 29 76 IS 61 12 77 ■ 106 93 5 59 29 70 17 '54 13 14 9 64 2 57 8 03 61 00 .^4.3 49 11 21 ■"12 1 5 11 16 1 362 35 787 45 839 98 ""2 2 1 5 2 1 9 2 1 9 6 5 12 1 1 20 "45 25 45 55 18 15 15 30 545 30 277 75 972 41 129 53 2 1 47 G5 36 00 919 10 795 00 270 00 54 41 65 30 1 10 ""3 1 ""3 5 ■""2 9 • 11 • •••• 5 3 3 4 4 "■"4 2 6 182 87 65 04 975 29 1 2 2 2 1 78 93 207 00 3 37 9 87 1 49 2 38 S3 79 3 2 4 • •••• 219 25 '""'1 2 3 3 ""2 2 3 ■"■'2 1 2 2 8 2 ■'"4 3 3 1 3 45 24 •«•••■ 10 20 30 ""10 15 12 30 18 2 3 2 3 3 2 ""e 8 4 8 2 4 5 1 15 7 1 ""s 5 11 8 7 183 58 203 00 115 00 88 00 158 80 } 369 17 272 40 235 10 299 77 276 00 125 00 12 45 26 09 23 17 .34 31 10 21 15 22 10 .34 4 07 2 11 7 94 2 72 2 83 6 55 6 60 3 22 4 77 9 38 8 31 1 20 1 24 198 86 235 64 144 77 125 53 173 78 393 77 • •••• 3 291 05 240 37 1 4 11 2 6 4 303 12 283 94 128 47 ""'i 75 n ^48 DIOCESE OF Abstract of Parochial Reports for Parish OR Mission. Fitch Bay... . Frampton.... Gaspu Basin •Grosse Isle. Hatley Hereford Inverness.... Ireland....... •Isle of Orleans. Kiugsey Labrador- Lake St. John. Leeds Lennoxville.... Levis < Louiseville Magdalen Isles CoNQRECiATION. Fitch Bay Georgeville Homison Standon West Frampton Gaspe Basin North W. Arm.. Gaspe South .... York Grosae Isle Hatley Ayer's Flat. ..... Massawippi Hereford Averill Hall's Stream.... Inverness Campbell'sCorn S.Julie Upper Ireland... Lower Ireland .. Addeiiy Black Lake Thetford Isle of Orleans.. Sydenham Place Denison's Mills... Spooner Pond.... Mutton Bay, &c. BlancSablon,&c. Bonne Esper.,&c Harrington, &c.. Shecatica, &c St. Augustine Point Bleu Leeds ;..- Beattie's Settle' t Broughton , Kinnear's Mills, S. Giles S. Sylvester Lennoxville Levis New Liverpool. Louiseville S. Ursule Grindstone Isl.. Amherst Island Bryan Inland Entry Island Grosse Isle CliEIiaTMAN. o IE Rev. R. W. E. Wright iiev." fV Boyle Rev. J. P. Richmond. The Chaplain Rev. A. Stevens.. Rev. E. K. Wilson. Rev. H. A. Dickson. Rev. W. G. Fiiulconer The Chaplain Rev. J. S. Sykes. Rev. I. N. Kerr and Rev. 0. E. Bishop... Rev. H. C. Stuart- Rev. J. Rothera.... Rev. A. C. Scarth. . Rev. I. M. Thompson Rev. T. L. Ball. Rev. J.N. Hunter qnd Rev. J. Prout o . Bra 7 24 29 8 24 I 29 lis 4 31 11 11 7 9 29 24 33 1 76 42 6 7 5 17 16 10 10 21 9 25 30 13 4 32 14 3 18 7 12 98 33 17 }' 30 [23 42 300 7 3 1 1 10 2 7 5 10 6 15 6 1 100 102 1 8 12 4 11 6 10 Total Souls. a a 073 48 120 70 150 145 150 38 80 121 100 1.32 238 402 238 339 75 131 240 41 Ol 32 130 65 85 120 105 100 135 150 3 285 200 184 200 25 100 33 100 23 100 61 100 77 120 52 80 48 80 121 60 14R ?3S 184 40 64 33 150 150 154 150 99 100 15 75i 80 100! 2G 1251 56 100! 380 100- 168 2001 105 200! 48 80 145 80 108 140 212 100 249 qVEBT^C— Continued. YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31sT, ISd 3.— Continued. Bai'T -1 SMS s -a 01 3 m ^^ a a "a 1 S 21 24 91 10 70 43 125 15 77 20 19 5 ^ 13 20 00 3 112 75 11 17 21 16 31 28 25 20 7 9 8 01 49 32 3 36 8 11 233 84 4(1 34 52 I 2- i 7] oi 01 fclj OB « "1 5 4 i r/i [2 3 35 4 6 4i 1 3 2 2 2 14 t/i a r,m 20 25 11 ""10 22 37 "24 Pah IS Idll Ens. (i3 s o< Assessmenis and other mo- ney raised for Parish. iill rs.S >i.S m tn $ cts. 8 01 6 90 40 00 Money raisert for objects out- side the Dio- cese. Total Raiskd. ""i 2 2 5 ■""2 3 19 2 11 4 8 20 7 6 7 "3 7 2 2 2 2 5 10 ""2 10 12 1 ""\ 22! 30' "3 S cts. 183 80 378 50 209 OOi 25 00: 185 00; 410 00 308 00 5() 53^ 550 00 ■ 200 08 244 88 205 27 $ cts. 1 67 61 3 05 $ cts. 193 54 380 07 ?62 06 25 00 ""'3 23 00 8 50 4 81 23 09 90 00 5 50 29 49 20 62 20 00 9 25 7 75 2 55 33 19 2 00 15 23 2 10 228 00 427 75 320 56 82 17 673 19 2 """i 2 '""3 5 10 22 40 30 1 i 5 2 2 1 2 3: 4 207 58 1 7 7 2 2 289 60 227 99 22 19 2 2 8 20 :•. ""2 17 15 3 87 33 15 5 2 2 ""2 1 6 2 1 1 712 00 1183 00 30 00 70 00 50 00 199 41 264 45 188 77 209 80 V 250 00 ■ 10 30 30 85 10 24 22 62 732 54 1236 47 30 00 3 25 8 00 ' ' 7 14 80 39 58 00 1 "10 199 41 1 ■•■• • ""io 1 1 5 1 ( 2 2 32 15 10 2 1 2 3 2 2 2 1 13 19 7 86 22 45 • 4 43 6 11 12 98 25 00 282 07 202 74 245 23 • •• • •••••• • ■••• 275 00 ""i 7 1 *■•••• "'"3 4 3 1 1 9 1 "50 12 « •••• ■ •••« "*"l2 65 47 35 " "2 6 3 2 4 3 3 7 7 2 ""3 10 2 ■A •••• 7 1 « 488 50 95 70 41 69 8 65 17 32 2 47 647 61 106 82 1 3 2 ""17 1 1( C 4 ""2 C c 4 131 14 28 75 89 00 1481 32 1073 76 507 80 28 70 183 00 45 00 63 60 21 20 4 60 8 90 120 67 45 50 82 18 20 00 2 15 90 2 9() 152 87 42 36 63 64 2 00 15 93 154 49 34 25 '""i ! 3 'I 1 1 4 4 100 86 1754 76 1161 62 653 62 50 70 1 2 3 2 1 e 40 20 3( 2 2 1 2 3 2 a 198 93 45 00 •■•••••«••■•• 63 60 - 250 DIOCESE OF Abstract op Parochul Reports for Parish OR Mission. CONGIIEGATION. Clkhoyman. o . §B a oa 65 5 3 8 48 16 11 45 26 22 9 43 2G 18 20 8 12 24 25 1.30 17 28 h 2 9 1 i 3 33 h 10 17 160 23 20 14 [53 . B-O ^^ 33 63 15 3 11 2 9 5 '""k !!!!!! 4 4 2 8 5 9 6 2 1 2 6 8 7 61 « 4 10 6 6 10 Total Souls. 2 5 5^ MasroGT Mugog.... Cherrv River Rev. R. 0. Tambs 328 57 9 G2 150 04 50 235 105 98 46 195 90 62 77 36 45 98 121 500 94 133 130 21 62 7 6 19 172 156 61 83 722 172 40 309 92 86 55 200 160 McConnell Malbaie McDermott Point S. Peter ... Barachois Cor. of the Beach Marbleton Rev.'*G.'*R. Walters... ""2V0 SO 120 1G5 160 Mai'bleton Rev. E. JacKson Dudswell Centre East Dudswell... Stoke Melbourne The Ouarrv Rev. W. J. Curran... Melbourne 150 The Ridge Milbv Re v.'b" g'. Wiik'inson Rev. G. F. Hibbard.. Milby Montmorency. . 100 30 50 90 200 300 80 150 140 100 Montmorency Lake Beaunort... Stoneham Paspebiac New Carlisle New Carlisle Rev. E. B. Husband.. Hope Town Newport Randborough Island Brook Clifton Rev. A. H. Moore Nicolet Learned Plain. . Nicolei Forestdale Rev." t!"l. "Bail"."!!!!! Madington Falls. Stantold....1l • Victoriaville Peninsula Peninsula Rev. N. M. Btiyne 150 120 125 150 400 300 150 250 100 60 100 100 Little Gaspe.. . Fox River Portneuf. Ship Head Portneuf. Halesboro' Richmond Parish Church... Railway Chuich Chicoutimi Rev."H!"s."Fuiier!!!.'.' Rev. J. Hepburn Rev. G. G. Nicolls .. Richmond Riviere du Loup. •Robervftl Roberval The Chaplain Rev. G. T. Harding.. SandyBeach Sandy Beach Barachois Scotstown Campbell Town. Scotstown Rev. H. A. Brooke.... Canterbury Lingwick Agnes Ditchfield Spider Lake 3 i 6 1 1 •••• i 1 251 QJJEBW.—ConttNued. THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1895. m e Baptisms TJ 1 iS" B 8 • m .3 fc ; «e S3 3 4 i 2 0] •c 9 03 20 12 5 1 4 Sunday Scholars. Tarish i HKLPEnS. nts mo- ifor Money raised for Diocesan Funds. Xot Assessments. Money raised for objects out- side the Dio- cese. TftTAf. Adults. 1 a « 1 § § i i : lUlSKI*. 3 3 18 12 "u 7 2 14 1] 13 20 "io 2 130 78 24 25 65 30 6 100 54 "i'rt 25 13 2 1 2 6 2 50 14 8 14 ;$ cts. 657 04 400 00 70 00 135 00 261 18 94 58 $ eta. 37 63 21 20 * cts. 57 30 4 61 S cts. 752 57 425 81 70 00 i 5 7 73 275 00 100 98 3 45 3 23 6 05 146 18 539 41 201 61 ""2 3 7 37 8 5 30 17 26 25 51 90 17 29 31 7 10 2 2 16 2 1 1 2 1 ? 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 10 2 1 7 12 3 1 ""2 778 85 75 00 50 00 82 60 43 75 57 00 15 00 4 SO 80 750 04 29 12 120 00 100 00 21 00 41 00 13 47 67 1 00 4 06 11 45 10 11 8 78 1 01 1 57 18 20 3 00 802 43 84 45 62 01 7 2 4 9 12 1 12 88 23 73 40 1 60 00 15 00 6 18 6 8 7 1 6 11 6 7 2 1 2 6 7 3 1 3 ""20 110 7 32 06 24 27 14 92 17 92 527 84 798 23 29 12 120 00 100 00 60 00 4 00 3 65 75 00 16 44 65 2 ' i . 5 8 3 4 21 3 1 6 6 3 61 • 50 31 51 245 55 2 1 1 4 1 2 1 2 2 17 1 15 30 12 14 110 15 2 2 2 1 5 4 1 3 3 2 2 3 3 4 1 1 20 15 1 5 6 4 6 6 277 81 152 98 264 80 145 06 2011 71 727 16 97 50 607 60 665 20 410 00 379 89 201 95 23 67 12 15 78 06 3 31 275 51 9 56 7 04 7 83 12 26 26 80 84 12 01 309 12 172 96 355 12 148 63 2368 06 748 73 97 60 11 7 2 1 8 11 ■■■■4 9 158 42 16 ; 24 30 1 5 i 1 7 2 1 50 30 13 25 65 90 4 50 65 3 35 75 17 20 1 50 1 60 1 68 75 590 60 671 20 412 25 384 92 203 45 252 DIOCESE OP Abstract of Parochial llEPcmTs for QUEI THE Parihii OK Mission. S. George , Sherbrooke Sliigawake. Stanstead . Three Rivers.., Valcartier , Waterville... . Ways Mill3.... Windsor Mills CONOREGATION. S. George Ciimberiund Mills Craiibourne Kennebec Sherbrooke Kiist Sherbrooke Shigawake Port Daniel L'Anse atix Gas- cons Newport Point., Stanstead. Beebe Plain , Judd's Mills Libby's Mills... Marlow Moulton Hartley Three Rivers.... Radnor Forges. Grandes Piles.. Valcartier Waterville Eustis North Hatley... Way's Mills Barnston Windsor Mills.. Brompton Clkroyman. Rev. T. Riidd Rev. Can. Thorneloc & Rev. H. E. Wright Rev. R. J. Fothergill Rev.W. T. Forsvthe, & Rev. H. S. Harte... Rev. H. C. Stuart- Rev. S. Riopel Rev. E. A. W. King. Rev. A. E. Whatham Ven. Archdeacon Roe Grand Total. 8 14 11 3 20S 40 71 iiO li> :$() 10 12 15 2.S 1.1 3l .54 31 20 7 22 14 ."$4 20 4389 O . II 1 Total SouU. 3 "3 48 00 2 117 no 1 00 70 2 70 884 520 i:i Ksa 140 1 481 175 7 230 l)(t 112 50 8 23 50 23 24« 200 4 118 100 40 • *>> • 48 GO 32 128 4 300 12 90 200 8 10 342 3 170 T) 126 105 10 98 100 5 32 150 1 (1 130 14(1 2 45 i20 24 177 100 i) 77 120 1822 2142f) • 19276 Baptih> 3 1 • ••I •••• *■ '•■*• 1 •«' 67 Note. — The Congregations marked * are Summer Congregations, and the popul 253 OF FOR 'aj 00 no 70 520 140 175 !)0 QUEBEC— Ca/i«nMcrf. THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1895. Bapi 3 < riBMH w a 4 ■1 '"47 •T3 ID a 2 5 "si 4 6 5 a 'S s S B 14 10 13 4 430 Jl 166 08 61 "'io3 20 2 1 * 3 46 15 l(«2 47 32 9 30 17 40 31 7066 rn bo •E OS* 1 Pai IIIiiLI 1 9 tlHII •EIlS. "5 B 1 3 Assessments and other mo- ney raised for Parish. Money raised for Diocesan Funds. Not Assessments. Money raised for objects ont- side the Dio- cese. Total Raisgd. 1 $ cts. 145 00 36 00 $ cts. 8 25 5 05 $ cts. 8 OU 1 72 86 $ cts. 161 31 42 77 86 • ••< '■* • •••'<• 5 10 2 4 6 6 2 ■"■4 2 30 "e 4 3 "12 8 206 2A 50 I 47 10 6 2 "'2*5 1» 4784 75 25(1 51 200 00 215 00 52 54 50 00 781 15 332 03 734 52 25 84 4G 50 10 35 1 67 317 19 6830 4U 282 35 263 08 236 43 55 60 52 85 12 i» 8 * "i 2 80 25 ""35 40 3 1 2 7 5 6 58 4 08 1 49 2 85 14 12 4 99 ""o 85 3 33 802 12 340 35 2 4 41 20 '"35 29 "'2« "1*5 22 3 3 2 5 2 2 3 1 3 3 9 2 ""2 26 7 7 14 2 6 10 1055 10 50 11 00 11 00 2041) 5» 400 00 2fi0"(ld 361 37 Ifti* t!9 632 57 154 60 60 00 220 60 235 85 10 60 11 00 11 00 2072 59 400 00 i 6j 4 21 00 2 OU • •••« 1 1 1 ""2 ""14 9 10 4 7 5 4 ""14 2 11 ••"7 4 2 1 ...... 187 i> 6 5 4 4 ■""2 1 481 s'oo 28 04 12 60 6 97 6 23 3 (Ml 30 60 20 90 i'oo 15 34 4 56 7 07 1 63 50 6 81 2 88 •••••••a* •«• • • 264 00 4(17 75 186 84 646 61 162 36 63 60 258 01 259 63 67 761 602 3285 487 50505 81 7931 48 4297 91 71736 47 I population is therefore transient. 254 BISHOP-WILLIAMS MEMORIAL MISSION FUND, The three years over which subscriptionsinbehalf of this Fund were, in most cases, made to extend, expired in 1895. The hearty and liberal way in which the Diocese at large has responded to this appeal, evidences, in a striking manner, the deep reverence in which the memory of our late dear Bishop is universally held. The Summary at the end of the Report will show what has been done. It was but. to be expected that in the course of three years, death, removals, and unforeseen reversal of circumstances, might, in some cases, interfere with well-meant promises. Yet, out of fifty parishes, thirty have already fulfilled their obligations com- pletely, and fifteen others are, each, within a few dollars of this end ; while the whole balance yet due, on account of subscription, amounts to $1,223.15. "With a little extra time this, doubtless, will be forthcoming. When it is borne in mind that this work has gone on side by side with the Church's ordinary work, and with Church-extension, and in the majority of Missions with special demands of a local nature, the Church has indeed good reason to be devoutly grateful to God for His Holy Spirit's promptings, and thankful to her children for their faithful and generous response to the same. The name by which the Fund is designated implies at least a two-fold object. The offering cannot fail to bring a two>fold blessing. Thb Cathedral. — The Very Rev. the Dean of Quebec. NAMES. Brought forward Meredith, Estate late Sir Wm. (2nd and 3rd instal.).. Vcasey, Mr. George, final Veasey, Mrs., final Welch, Mrs. H. W. (3rd) Total. Amount subscribed. $ c. 3753 00 5 00 $ 3758 00 Amount paid. $ c. 3207 67 100 00 40 00 10 00 5 00 $ 3.362 67 255 Bishop- Williams Memorial Mission Fvijd.— Continued. St. Matthev/'s Church, Quebec, Rev. L. "W. Williams. NAMES. Brought forward Omitted in 1893 from tliis column Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H., final. Judge, the late Mr. C, {3rd) Newton, Miss E Total. Amount subscribed. § c. 7851 75 10 00 $ 7861 75 Amount paid. $ 7831 c. 75 15 00 10 00 5 00 $7861 75 Barford. — Rev. G-. H. A. Murray. NAMES. Brought forward DiXVILLE. Baldwin, R. C, (2d, 3d) Johnson, Joshua (2nd). Mayhew, A. A. (3rd)... Murray, Rev. G. H. A. „(3rd) Smith, II. G. (3rd) Carried forward.. s ^ c. 216 00 §216 00 § -2 9 c, 157 00 10 00 1 00 $173 00 NAMES. Brought forward Perrybobo'. Birch, Mr. K. (3rd) Nish, James F. (3rd)... Nish, James (2nd, 3rd) Robertson, John, (2, 3) Walker, H.F. (3rd)... Walker, Wra. 3rd)... Total. a S a .-2 o >-• a " 00 $ C 216 00 $216 00 a a 1 t|l 0. 173 00 00 00 00 00 00 CO $181 00 Cape Cove and PERCfi.— Rev. W. G-. Lyster. 1 NAMES. Amount subscribed. ■ $ "c. 333 25 Amount paid. Brought forward $ c. 325 75 Beck. Daniel 4 00 Beck. Isaac 2 50 Gale. Robert 1 00 $333 25 $ 333 25 CoATicooK. — Rev. Canon Fostei^ NAMES. Brought forward, Balance in full of obligation .. Amount subscribed. § c. 100 00 $ 100 00 Amount paid. $ c. 87 50 12 50 $10G 00 256 Bishop- Williams Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued, Danville. — Rev. T. Blaylock. Names. Amount subscribed. Brought forward Blaylock, Rev. T. (2ad and 3rd). Cleveland, C. C, M.P. (3rd) .... Cleveland, G. F. (3rd) Foster, G. K. (3rd) Tburber, G. R. & Son, in full.... 413 UO Total. Amount paid. $ c7 259 68 10 00 25 00 33 32 50 00 10 00 $413 00 $387 00 Will Gasp£ Ba8IN. — Rev. J. P. Richmond. Names. Brought forward Patterson, Laughlin, in full Richmond, Rev. J. P., (2nd) Total. Amount subscribed. !$ c. 96 00 $ 96 00 Hatley. — Rev. A. Stevens. Amount paid. $ ~ 52 00 4 00 10 00 $ 86 00 LaF Whi Names. Murray, W. G., (3rd). Brought forward., Total. Amount subscribed. $ c. 105 00 $ 105 00 Amount paid. $ c. 90 00 15 00 $ 106 00 Leeds. — Rev. J. Rothera. Names. Brought forward.. Bain, John (2nd)- Cumminga, John (2nd) Church, James Church, Charles Hall, William Marshall, R. L....'. McKeage, John McEeage, Robert Carried forward... a| $ C. 177 00 177 00 $ c. 13 9 00 2 00 169 00 Names. Brought forward.. Patterson, Robert Patterson, Hugh Rothera, Rev. J. (2nd) Raycraft, Tas. (2nd).. Raycraft, Wm Suitor, George Suitor, David (2nd)... Wilson, William o ^ a m $ c. 177 00 Total. $177 00 a . ana $ c. 159 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 $177 00 St.. Mel Nev Kin Per 86 00 aount aid. $ c. 90 00 15 00 05 00 25*7 Bishop-Williams Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. Lennoxville.— Rev. A. C. Scarth. Names. Amount subscribed. Amount paid. Brought forward $ c. 302 85 $ c. 274 35 Wilkitidon, Rev. Professor, (2nd and 3rd) 10 00 Total $ 302 85 $ 284 35 Magog.— Rev. R. C. Tambs. Names. LaFrenaye, Mrs.. Whitehead. Wm. Brought forward. Total. Amount subscribed. * c. 106 00 $ 106 00 Amount paid. $ c. 76 00 10 00 20 00 $ 106 00 Melbourne. —Rev. W. J. Curran. Names. St. John's Congregation, Brought forward May, Mrs. (final) Rudd, Rev. T. (2nd and 3rd) Per Rev. T. Rudd, uo names of subscribers. Total Melbourne Ridge, Brought forward. Badger, A Fleck, Matthew Lehay, Joseph Total New Rockland, Brought forward Kingsbury, " Per Rev. T. Rudd, subscribers not specified. Total Mission of Melbourne. Amount subscribed. $ c. 80 50 $80 50 17 55 $17 55 85 55 30 00 $ 213 60 Amount paid. $ c. 52 50 2 00 20 00 6 00 $80 50 10 55 1 00 1 00 5 00 $17 55 6 55 8 00 $112 60 IT 268 Bishop- Williams Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. Peninsula and Little Gaspe. — Rev. N. M. Bayne. B names. « "6 S ^ * c. 195 80 Amount paid. [AMRS. § g ■< a 1 " Amount paid. Brought forward .— Annett. Ed.. (final).. $ c. 126 10 1 50 2 00 2 00 2 00 25 50 50 5 00 2 00 5 00 1 00 3 00 25 1 30 152 40 Brought forward Miller, ^Vm.i ir., final.. $ c. 195 SO $ 0. 152 40 1 50 Ascah. Geo.. " .. Miller, Jas., " .. 1 50 Ascab, Ed.. " .. Miller, Ed., " .. 1 00 Aacah. Richard, fist)... Miller. Wm. J " .. 2 00 Ascah. E. S.. (2nd') Miller, Rich., " .. Miller, Wyn., " .. 1 00 Ascah. Fred.. (iinalV. 2 00 Aacah. Johnnie. " .. Miller, Wilb., " .. 50 Ascah. Amasa. " .. Mullin. Phil., " .. 1 00 Aacah. Cha.. inr.. " .. Mullin; Ben.. " .. 2 00 Aacah. John. " .. Patterson, Ch. A., " .. 2 50 Aacah. John Neil. " .. Price, Robt., jr., " .. 3 00 Coffin, Luther, " .. Lucaa. Eliaa. *' .. Price T H «' 2^ Roberts. Thos.. '* .. 75 Miller John. '* . Total 195 80 171 40 Carried forward 195 80 Sandy Beach.— Rev. G. T. Harding. NAMES. Brought forward. . Lost by Deaths, &c.. Alexander, H Alexander, F Alexander, William.. Alexander, Mrs. Wm. Alexander, Miss M .... Alexander, Miss E Alexander, Thos Ascah, Felix Ascah, Geo Baker, Wm Carter, Mrs Cunning, D Donovan, E Donovan, O Gallichan, M Gait. Jas ' Hackett, Geo Harbour, Felix Harbour, Mrs. A Carried forward $ 92 80 |$ 74 .SO 2 « a at IS $ c. 95 75 2 95 92 80 51 as, 67 00 67 00 50 25 ' 50 50 25 25 25 60 50 25 50 30 25 25 50 50 50 25 50 NAMES Brought forward ... Harbour, Fred Harbour, Wm Harding, Rev. G. T . Harding, Mrs Le Huquet, J Miller, Thos Miller, Capt Mullin, A McRae, John Patterson, J. H Pattersouj Peter Patterson, W. H Pye, Capt. R Robin, Henry Suddard, Jas Suddard, Thos Suddard, Edw Thompson, Abraham Williamson, J. T Williamson, Alvab... Total. 2 " < a t c. 92 80 $ 92 80 ag. $ c. 74 30 25 50 5 00 5 00 50 50 1 00 26 50 25 25 25 1 00 50 50 50 50 50 25 50 $ 92 80 Fi Sh Po L'- Re( w Jat 259 Bishop- Williams Memorial Mission 'Fviiv.—Confinued. Sherbrooke.— Rev. Dr. Thorneloe. 0. 40 50 50 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 50 00 Names. Fothergill, Rer. R. J Brought forward . Total. Aiuouut subscribed. $ c. 1728 45 $1728 45 Amouni paid. § c7 164S 45 10 GO $1658 45 Shigawake.— Rev. R. J. Fothergill. XAMES. Brought forward; SHiOAWAKE--Cheaore, C. (.3rd) Nicolls, Rev. G.G (3rd) Traverse, J. N. (.3rd) Port Daniel — Beebe, Joseph (3rd) L'Anse acx Gascons— Acteson, W. (3rd) Ahier, Edmr.nd (3rd).. Chedore, J. T. (3rd). Chedore, J. W.(3rd). Total . Amount subscribed. I c. 140 00 $146 00 Amount paid. "$ c 103 75 50 15 on 2 00 1 00 r)0 1 00 25 25 $124 25 ■ Valcartier.— Rev. Dr. Riopel. Names. Amount subscribed Received in 1895. Brought forward. $ Total. Amount paid. $ c. 7 00 7 00 $ 14 OU "Windsor AND Brompton.— Yen. Archdeacon Roe, D.D. Names. Brought forward. Jameson, R. S. (3rd) Total. lount subscribed. $ c. 154 75 154 75 Amount paid. 127 83 1 00 $128 83 260 Bishop-Williams Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. SUMMARY TO DATE, March 20th, 1896. SOURCES. Amount subscribed. Amount paid. Amount I due. Total ■eceiptsfrom districts. Extra-Pabochial :— Qdbbkc City :— The Cathedral St Matthew's $ 0- 9104 54 .3758 00 7861 76 11414 80 400 75 265 00 167 00 150 00 130 00 29 00 64 50 216 00 10 00 100 00 52 40 366 00 413 00 43 25 72 15 24 60 105 00 6 00 53 00 302 85 106 00 213 60 30 55 170 00 246 00 1728 45 22 00 15 00 154 75 60 60 50 75 324 00 177 00 28 50 120 00 44 86 80 00 96 75 14 00 $ c. 9104 54 3362 67 7861 75 11414 80 400 75 265 00 167 00 150 00 130 i)0 29 00 28 00 181 00 10 00 100 50 37 40 191 00 388 00 41 25 14 15 24 60 105 00 6 00 53 00 284 35 106 00 112 60 17 55 170 00 121 00 1658 45 22 00 15 00 128 83 60 60 55 75 324 00 177 00 28 50 120 00 44 80 45 00 80 00 44 00 $ c, 395 33 9104 54 S. Michael's S. Paul's S. Peter's S. Marv's. Montmorency... Churcn Helpers' Assoc... St. Francis District :— Bishop's College, Lennox- ville 23,621 97 Acton Agnes Earford 36 50 35 00 Barnston Coaticook Gompton , 15 00 175 00 25 00 2 00 58 00 Cookshire Danville Drummondville Durham Fitch Bay Hatley Hereford 1 Kingsey "is "50" Lennoxville MatroGT MelDourne 101 00 13 00 Newport ., Nicoletand Louise ville Richmond 125 00 70 00 Sherbrooke Stanstead .'... Waterville Windsor and Brompton.... Meoantio District ;— Boure Louis 25 92 3,974 18 Framnton Inverness Leeds Levis New Liverpool Portneuf Riviere du Loud 35 00 16 75 S. Sylvester Valcartior , 944 6i i. I from cts. 4 54 II 97 2^1 Bishop-Williams Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued, SUMMARY TO DATE, March 20th, 1896. SOURCES. Amount subscribed. Amount paid. Anjount due. Total receipts from Districts. Gaspe District : — Cape Cove and Perce Gaspe Baain Maordalen Islands % c. 333 25 9il 00 81 00 74 50 112 50 195 80 92 80 146 00 S c. 333 25 66 00 81 00 74 50 112 50 171 40 92 80 124 25 $ c. $ c. 30 00 Maibaie ..<. Pasi)ebiac and New Carl- isle 24 40 21 75" Peninsula and Little Gasp6 Sandy Beach Sliieawake 1055 70 Total $39,924 19 $38,701 04 $1,223 15 $38,701 04 A. J. Balfour, Secretary. I hereby certify that the sum which has up to date been deposited in the Union Bank of Canada, to the credit of the Bishop-Williams Memorial Mission Fund, inclusive of interest is, $39,186.01. Quebec, March 20ih, 1896. J. Gr. BiLLETT, Treasurer. '4 18 Note.— In accordance with instructions from the Central Board, the amount on Deposit has, from time to time, been handed over to the Treasurer of the Church Society for investment, hence the interest here is not large. The Treas* surer of the Church Society credits the Fund with $41,209.66. Vide page 160. A. J. B. 4 65 262 THE CHURCH DEPOSITORY. REr Correspondence to be addressed to Andrew Borland, Esq., Peter Street, Quebec. Mis sho for a n The following are a few of the books in stock and in common demand : Hymns A. & M., words only, and with music, all sizes. Prayer and Hymns combined, in various types and bind- ing, 15c. to $2.75. Family Prayers — Bishop How, Bishop Blomfield, Bishop Oxenden, Stobart, &c. Turning Points in Church History, Cutts, $1. Early Christian Missions, Ireland, Scotland and England, $1 Christian "Workers of the 19th Century, $1.25. The three Martyrs — Livingstone, Gordon, Patteson, $1. Illustrated Notes on English Church History, Early and Modern — Lane, 30c. each. The Church and her Story — Nye, 50c. A Popular Story of the Church of England — Nye, 15c. Thoughts on Personal Religion — Qoulburn, $1. Pursuit of Holiness— Goulburn, |1. Pastor in Parochia — Bishop How, $1. "The Narrow Way," "Morning Light," "Helps to Wor- ship," &c., Church Teaching, Bible Teaching, 15c. The Cathedral Psalter, T5c. and 25c., according to size and type. Hlmtrated'-'' The Holy Child," large vol., 45c. " Robinson Crusoe," 45c. ; " Home Sunbeams," 45c., large. Pictorial Geography of the British Isles, $1.50, large. Pictorial Architecture of the British Isles, $1.20, large. Pictures from the Acts of the Apostles, 45c. Pictures from the Gospels. Picture Bible for children, $1. A Little Prayer Book— A brief Service in good type— 10c. Catechisms, the S. P. C. K., Mrs. Frances', St. Paul's Series, Mrs. Weston's. Confirmation and Holy Communion — Bishop How, " Helps to Worship," &c. ' Doi For Get Alg Rut Sasl Qn' Moc Ath Mac Sell Brit posi tbic rest Misi saci tion rem oft! 263 Rkport or THK OorniBflPONniN'o GoMMiTTEi or THE Domestic and Foreign' Mi3- sioNAUY Society or the Chiiuch of Enciland in Oa.. '.da, por thi tear ENIIINO 3l8T JUI.Y, 1895. The subscriptions during tliis year amount to $3,072.34, being for Domestic Missions i|l,967.64, and for Foreign $1,704.70 ; when compared with lattt year, as shown in the following statement, this gives an increase of $35.66 in the amount for Domestic Missions, but a decrease of $170.10 in tliat for Foreign, resulting in a net decrease of $1.34.44. TABUt/AR STATEMKNT. 1894. 1895. Dnmeatic $ 1931 98 1874 80 $ 1967 64 1704 70 Increase 1 Decrease $ 35 66 170 10 Foreign Total $ 3806 78 $ 3672 34 $ 134 44 Net decrease. The details of the Domestic Missions are as follows : TABUIAR STATEMENT. 1894. 1895. Increase. Decrease. General purposes $ 951 70 374 82 224 78 181 75 5 00 3 74 114 6G 25 53 50 00 $ 822 52 335 00 180 M 322 78 30 00 50 oo" 127 00 50 00 50 00 «• ••••>••••••••• $ 129 18 AlflToraa 39 82 Sunert's Land •■••••••a ••••••••• 44 44 Saskatchewan and Calgary. On'ADDelle> $ 141 03 25 00 •••••I* •••■ Mousonee 3 74 Athabasca 64 GG Mackenzie River Selkirk . ... 101 47 British Columbia 50 00 $ 1931 98 $ 1967 64 Net decrease $ 317 50 281 84 $ 281 84 $ 35 66 It is certainly a grand fact that a Diocese, which is itself struggling into a position of independence and self-support, should be systematically doing some- thing substantial for the Domestic and Foreien Mission Field, but we ought not to rest until the sum raised amounts to at least $5,000.00. Will not the friends of Missions and all earnest Church people see to it tbat, by additional .^A self- sacrificing gifts, by the influencing of others and by a wider spread of informa- tion, more shall be done and the object set before us more than accomplished, remembering that '« he that watceth shall be watered also himself." The Committee have again the pleasure of drawing attention to the Report of the Woman's Auxiiary of their work for the year ending May, 1895. This Report is appended, p. 271. . Quebec, 28th December 1895. A. H. QUEBEC, Gkoroe Lampson, Sec'y Treasurer. Dr. 264 DIOCESE The CoiTesiMJhding Cuminittee of D. Sc F. M. Society in account with 1895 March 2 12 RemitU'd to General Treasurer : In cash by cheque do do Aug. 1 Various sums sent direct to Missions, and voucliers ao Icnowledged by General Treasurer Two vouchers sent to General Treasurer with yearly statement , In cash by checjUe. Total remitted during year. Transferred fror- Interest account to Algoma General Fund to man. up the quota for the Bishop's Stipend. Expenses for year Balance in Savings Ban1{.. T i|< c. 752 08 54S 92 1055 87 105 78 $ c. 1301 00 1161 (15 1209 «9 22 58 U 42 8 c. 3072 :il 34 0(1 370C 34 210 00 $3916 94 Examined and found correct, Quebec, 8tb August 1895. C. Juooi, Auditor, DIOCESE ;(»unt with 00 :i«72 :ii 34 0(1 '■^5(1 265 OF QUEBKC, Secretary-TioaHurer, for year ending 31«t .Fuly 1895, C: 1894 I Aug. 1. Balance from last year., 370G 34 210 (to $3916 94 or. 1S95 Foreii/n Minions. 8. P. G— General purposes— includes $25 subscription from Lord Kisliop S. 1*. G.— Special purposes :- - St. Paula College, /Madopiscar, from Bishop's College, Lennox ville Zenana, from Diocesan W's Aux S. P. C. K.— Subscription from TiOnl Bishop, Wyclide— Japan, Quebec Catlu-dral •' " " Holy Trinity I C.I $ c. 22 04 21 00 IJnappro(iriated " St. Miclmcrs.. Jews Parochial Mission, do London do . Total Foheion Mhhions. Domestic Mimom. Oen'I purposes— including $91.57 for Indian Homes Algoma, Bishop's Stipend <' " " froniW'sAux " Widows' and Orphans' Fund, Quebec, St. Matthew's Athabasca, Woman's Auxiliary Calgary *' Saskatchewan, " • Mackenzie River " " Quebec, Holy Trinity. 3H :{2 32 74 $ c. 874 74 43 04 017 7H 25 00 71 06 532 42 146 41 12 O.-t $ c. $ c. 228 05 250 00; 50 OOj 300 00 35 00 Qu'Appellc, W's Aux Rupert 3 Land, " " " Quebec, St. Matthew's, for Sioux Indians " Quebec, Holy Trinity Selkirk, Woitian's Auxiliary, British Columbia " ToTAi, Domestic Missions. Total contributed during year., Interest to 1st March 1895 Total. ••••• ■•• 335 00 50 00 310 00 6 78 1.546 26 158 44 822 52 105 00 22 OO' j127 00 30 00 1113 OOl 57 341 10 001 ISO 34 50 00 50 00 1704 70 1145 12 1967 04 3672 34 10 55 $3916 94 Quebec, 1st August 1895. 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CO rt .0 a^ s ^ 6013 a "3 d L bo-g-? «-.H " a 4> . - bo iS 03 s to a d tu ja H I. H H o ^-^"-5 0<1§ft 270 a K f^ pa P4 W O PC4 I SS i 9« ^s ^'.s Si! ^» H^ IB ^ 00 ,; PS «o 1^ o eo n r; Wo « M » >« C3 ff^ 1^ 01 i» ^ O M t- o ^ec r--*i«M «e E-i « o> en M «» • • ^ ,; 09 •^ -^ o • • 1 m " «o o t^o ' s •-9 «^5'^*-' : : • • • • • • • • oc , l^<^ 's -teO'^oeOOO J ce s »« bfi ^'e^oooiHoo : 2 * efyt~ N o • iQ ■^ : 1-( «» o S : 'It .s ,;aoTi-l N .w o> o o e> : ^•4 Q ^ : •» t •d a ! ; 1 CO u ■S icl OR i •i-l ■H bo ._ V -^ m 5 •cm? s.a 1 hS^ OBtJ a o O 09 . ^>: ! 3 . . ' a.So® S«^f^ • •«*l •■- m ea .a 3 O '. H . C. LainI, .)., jr. Andrews, F. H., jr. Senell, E. L. Laini).'<()ii, Geo. Aylwin, T. C. Bishop. Cyril. •Shaw, S. J. Laurie, .Mrs. dhaw, Mrs. S. J. Maun, Mr. Hoswell, Mm. J. K. vShaw, Mrs. P. A. •.Monti/auibert, Dr. F. Campbell, Mrs. W. D. •Smith, I! ... •.Montizainlicrt, Mrs F. Clmmpiun, (5 P. Smith, .\1rs. R H. Monti/.aiiibert, Miss L. Champion, W. S. Smith, R. lliucourt. Newton, Miss. Clint. W. Stavelev. II. .Vorrie, Rev. F. B. Cumniings, A. ToHeld,' Will. Petrv, W. G. Dawson, Miss. *Torre, Mrs. Piggott. C. J. •Dobell, R. R. Turnbull, Mi.s. Plee.s Mrs. Drum. Mrs. Turner, Richanl. Pope. E. Dunbar, Jas., Q.C. •Veasey, George. Pope; M'^ E. Dunbar, J. S. Veasev, Arthur. Piatteii, 11. J. ♦Dunn, Mrs. Hunter. Walcot, C. W. Piatleii. Mrs. H; J. *Dunn, Miss M. C. *VVebb, E. E. Price, Miss. Dunn, Mr. T. H. Welch, J. L. Price. Miss C. Dunn, 8tuart. Wurtele, E. F. Price. Miss C. C. Evani Lorenzo. Young, (J. B. S. llacey, K. Foote, J. .J. Richardson, Jno. Foote, Miss. St. Mattukwh Ciii'ncH, Saiigsier, J. A. •Fry, J. S. QuKiiKc : Siiaipk'S. J.J. Pry, Mrs. J. S. Baker, Horace. Teakic, Mrs. Goodday, H. G. Bennett, Misj L. •Walker, Miss. Hale, Mrs. E. J. Billett. J. G. White. G. R. Hale, E. Russell. Campbell, R. While, J. R. If. Hale, Mrs. £. Russell. Carter, Capt. W. H. Williams, Rev. Lennox Hollowav, F. Joly de Lotbinii-re, Hon. Carter, Mrs. Williams, Mr.s. L. W. Carter, B. B. Wintield, J. Sir H. G. Clarihiie, E. Wiutiiild. Mrs. Joly deLotbiniiire, Lady Cole, Rev. R. H. Wood, W. C. J. Joly de Lotbinifire, E. G. Cole, Mrs. Young, T. A. •Jones, Edwin. Coleman, Geo. Young, Mrs. T. A. Jones, G. E. Allen. Green, Miss. Machin, H. T. Hall, P. P. St. Micha!i,'s Ciiuucii, Macpherson, Mrs. Wm. Hall, Mrs. P.P. QUKBEO : Meredith, Lady. •Hamilton, Dr. Robert. ♦Buratall, Mrs. J. More, J. C. •Hamilton, Miss. •Forsvth, J. Bell. * Norman, Very Rev. R. Hamilton, Miss Robina. •Forsyth, Mrs. Bell. \V., Dean of Quebec. •Hamilton, .lohn. Irvine, Miss. Parmelee, W. G. Hamilton, Mrs. J. Miinroe, Miss. Parrock, Rev. R. A. Hamilton, Wm., jr •Price, Hon E. J. •Parke, G. H. Hendeisoii, Mrs. \V. Pri(!e, W Patton, H. B. Hottre, E. A. Price, Mrs. W. Petry, Rev. H. J. Hoar<3, Mrs. E. A. •Rhodes, Mrs. Petry, Mrs. Irvine, Hon. Judge. ♦Rhodes, J. Phillips, C. W. Irvine, Miss F. J. •Rliodes, A. Poston, Mrs. Irvine, Miss. Von Iffland, Rev. Canon, •ttae, Wm. Irvine, Mrs. Bell. Von IHland, Mrs. ' Scott, Mrs. W. W. Johnston, F. * Life Membertf.^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 III 1.1 itt Bi2 i*^ 12.0 ^ ^ HiDlDgraphic Sdences Qsporation ^ v s> ^. ;\ ■<«^ 23 WIST MAM STRIIT WIISTIR,N.Y. UStO (716)t72-4S03 r •X ^ 280 k/^ Incorporated Members of the Church Society. :il»: i i ^. *f 5>, St. P'-TER'a Church, Qdb- BEG : Baliuiir, Rev. A. J. Borland, Mrs. R. Brocklesby, C. Brooko, J. Chambers, E. T. D. Chambers, Mrs. Elliott, Wm. Elliott. Mra. W. Hookes, A E. Mountain, Miss E. Shaw, Miss Tillie. Tozer, W. A. Tozer, R. S. Tozer, Miss Annie. St. Paul's Church, Que BEO : *Dunn, Rev, E. A. Kennedy, 0. Richardson, Rev. Canon Robinson, Geo. Taylor, E. H. Taylor, J. B. Trinity Church, Quebec Noble, Rev. W. T. Acton : Wurtele, Rev. L. C. Wurtele, Mrs. Wurtele, Miss. Angus : Adcock, Rev. W- A. Harford : Murray, Rev. G. H. A. Ward, Dr. T. W. Ward, Mrs. T. W. Ward, Miss. Beauce : Rudd, Rev. T. BouRo Louis : Debbage, Rev. J. B. BoRV : •Washer, Rev. C. B. Washer, Mrs. Washer, Miss. Cape Cove: Lyster, Rev. W. G. Coaticook : Foster, Rev. Canon. Covptos : Parker, Rev. G". H. •Parker, Mrs. COOKSHIRR : Robertson, Rev. A. H. Robertson, Mrs. Trigge, Mrs. Danville : Blaylock, Rev. T. Cleveland, G. F. Orummondville : Scott, Rev. F. G. DUDSWELT : Chapman, Rev. T. Durham : Horner, Rev. D. Pramptov : Boyle, Rev. F. Boyle, Mrs. Henderson, E. Hendeison, G. Henderson, Mrs. G. Wilson, Hugh. Gasp£ Basin : Richmond, Rev. J. P. Hatlev : Stevens, Rev. A. (nvebnkss : Davies, Mr. Davies, Mrs. Dickson, Rev. H. A Dickson, Mrs. King, Charles. Reed, Mrs. [bblanu : Faulconer, Rev. W. G. KiNGSEV : Sykes, Rev. J. S. Leeds : Kemp, Rev. J. Rothera, Rev. J. Lennoxville : Adams, Rev. Dr. •Allnatt, Rev. Dr. Povey, .Mrs. Ready, .VI rs. Scarth, Rev. A. C. Speid, H. Wilkinson, Rev. B. G. Wilson, Mrs E. F. AVoolsey, Geo. Levis : Fyles, Rev. T. W. Grist, Mrs. King, Mrs. J. Thompson, Rev. I. M. Malraie : Walters, Rev. G. R. N^Bw Carlisle : Husband, Rev. E. B. N^EW Liverpool : •Atkinson, Hy. Atkinson, Mrs. H. Atkinson, W. P. V. Buchanan, Mrri. Sample, Mrs. W^nde, E. H. Wade, Mrs. E. H. Peninsula : Bayne, Rev. X. M. Pontnkuk : Fuller, Rev. H. S. Fuller, Mrs. Greenougb, Mrs. Richmond : Aylmer, Hon. H. Hepburn, llev. J. Morris, Miss. Riviere du Loup : NicoUs, Rev. G. G. Sandv Beach : Harding, Rev. G. T. SOOTSTOWS : Brooke, H. A. * Life Members. OCIETY. ?v.Dr. ev. Dr. 'S. •V. A. C. , Rev. B. G. rs E. F. Geo. V. T. W. !. J. a, Rev. I. M. Rev. G. R. SLK : Rev. E, B. POOL : ,Hy. , Mrs. H. , VV. F. V. n, Mr.-. Mrs. . H. [ru. E. H. lev. X. m Incorporated Members of the Church Society. Shrrbrookk : Hobson, Miss. Stanstead : Anderson, A. H. Lawrence, H. D. Forsythe, Rev, W. P. Austin, Dr. F. Lomas, A. G. Berry man, E. Morris, Mrs. L. Threb RivEKS : . Bowen, G. F. Morris, W'nj. Hooper, Mr. Brooks, Hon. Justice . Ready, J. R. Ogden, 0. K. Brooks, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. C. P. Rickaby, Mrs. Brown, H B, Ridout, G. L. Stuart, Rev. H. C. , Buck, Mrs. Ridout, Mrs. G. L. * Cowling. Miss Thorneloc, Rev. Canon. Watkrvillk : Edgell, Stephen. Thorneloe, Mrs. King, Rev. E. A. W. Edgell, Mrs. White, Judge. •Ball, Rev. T. L. Farwell, Wm. Winter, Alex. Ball, Mrs. T. L. Farwell, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. J. Felton, B. P. Woodward, J. R. WiNDSon : Eraser, H. R. Briggs, Mrs. A. A. Fuller, Miss E. L. Shihawake : Roe, Ven. Archdeacon. Grundy, Mrs. Fothergill, Rev. R. J. Roe, Mrs. •Heneker, R. W. * Life Members. *. lev. H. S. Irs. gh, Mrs. Hon. H. , Rev, J. liss. ' Loup : Rev. G. G. lOH : , Rev. G. T. EI. A. u^A^- -^ f ms' m' 282 FORMS OF BEQUESTS AND DEVISES BY WILL. r. P.v n\ I. A Bequest of a sum of money, or of Shares of Slock, or Pub- lic Debentures, for the general purposes of the Society. \ give and bequeath to " The Church Society of the Dio- cese of Quebec," incorporated by a Statute of the Province of Canada, passed in the fourteenth and fifteenth years of the Reign of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, chapter 171, the sum., (or Shares of Stocks in the Bank of standing in my name in the Books of the said Bank, or of Debentures, describe them briefly,) upon trust to be by the said Church Society applied to and for the u:;es and purposes of the said Society, as specified in the said Act of Incorporation and none other. II. A Bequest of a sum of money, or of Shares of Stock or Debentures, for one or more of the specific purposes of the Society. (Same as foregoing, only instead of the words in Italics say) towards the augmentation of the Fund formed for the purpose of providing for the future support of the Clergy of the Diocese, called the Mission Fund. Or, — Towards the support of Missionaries and Clergymen of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec. Or, — Towards the augmentation of the Fund formed to make provision for those of the Clergy of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec, who may be incapacitated by age or infirmity, called the Pension Fund. Or, — Towards the augmentation of the Fund formed to make provision for the widows and orphans of the Clergy of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec, called the Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Or,— Towards the augmentation of the Fund for endow- ing the Church in the Mission of (or at ) held by the said Church Society, subject to the conditions of a Deed of Trust passed between the said Church Society and the Incumbent and Church- Wardens of the Church in the said Mission (or at ) .Av 288 Sr WILL. ock^ or Pub- ickty. of the Dio- he Province nth years of hapter 171, of SStocks in name in the scribe them iety applied /, as specified J of Stock or ir poses of the ds in Italics rmed for the f the Clergy d Clergymen lebec. nd formed to le Church of incapacitated id formed to of the Clergy Quebec, called id for endow- (or at subject to the een the said irch-Wardens ) Or, — As the commencement of an endowment for the Church of St in the Mission of (or at *..) and to provide for the future maintenance of divine worship in conformity with the principles of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec. Or, — For and towards the encouragement of education, and the support of day schools and Sunday-Schools in the said Diocese of Quebec, in conformity with the principles of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec. Or, — For and towards a Fund for assisting persons pre- paring for the Ministry of the Gospel in the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec, within the said Diocese of Quebec. Or, — For and towards a Fun^d for circulating, in the said Diocese of Quebec, the Holy Scriptures, the Book of Com- mon Prayer of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec, and Books and Tracts approved by the said Church Society for circulation within the said Diocese of Quebec. Or, — As an aid towards the erection, endowment and maintenance of Churches according to the principles of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec, within the Diocese of Quebec, — the erection and maintenance of par- sonage-houses, — the setting apart of burial-grounds and church-yards, and the endowment and support of parson- ages and rectories within the said Diocese. III. A Devise of Real Estate for the general purposes of the Society. I give and devise unto " the Church Society of the Dio- cese of Quebec," incorporated by a Statute of the Province of Canada, passed in the fourteenth and fifteenth years of the Reign of Her Majesty, QuEEX Victoria, chapter 171, all and singular, &c., (describe the real estate clearly) to have and to hold the said, &c., unto the said Church So- ciety of the Diocese of Quebec, and their successors for ever ; upon trust to hold and apply the same, and the rents, issues and prolits thereof to and for the uses ami purposes of the said Church Society, as specified in the said Act of Incorporation, and none other, and under the provisions of the aforesaid Aci of Incorporation of the said Church Society, :S3: 284 tV". A Devise of Real Estate for any one or more of the spe- cific purposes of the Society. Same as in No. 3— only instead of the words in Italics insert the specific purposes, as in No. 2. v. A Devise to the Society of a site for Church, Sfc Same as in No. 3, down to the words " for ever " — then go on as follows : — to the uses and upon the trusts follow- ing, that is to say : — upon the trusts to hold the same for ever hereafter as and for the place and site of a Church and church-yard, and burial-ground, for the sole use and benefit of members of the Church residing in the place ad- jacent to the said site and premises within the said Diocese of Quebec, according to the doctrine and discipline of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec, and for no other purposes, and under the provisions of the aforesaid Act of Incorporation of the said Church Society. we of the spe' is in Italics ever"— then Tusts follow- the same ior of a Church sole use and the place ad- ! said Diocese ipline of the !, and for no the aforesaid :y.