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FIFTY-SECOND RF.PORT 
 
 OK iMi; 
 
 CHURCH SOCIETY 
 
 OK TIIK 
 
 Diocnsn iw (jiiiBHc, 
 
 FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3i.st DECEMBER, 
 
 1S93. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 7Lh JULY, 1842. 
 
 C'KINTEl) AT TllK 
 
 QlEr.EC : 
 
 'MOKNlVfi CHROMOLB " OFFICE. 
 
 18!»4. 
 
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 The Church Society was established in 1842. 
 Its objects are : 
 
 1. A Mission Fund to.-tid in paying Missionaries to .strug- 
 gling Congregatioiiis. 
 
 2. A General Fund to aid in llie erection of Churches and 
 Parsonages, in the education oi' the children of the Clergy, 
 to aid Congregations in maintaining schools ibr their chil- 
 dren, and ibr the ueneral expenses of the Society. 
 
 3. A Widows' and Ori)hans' Fund ibr the Clergy. 
 
 4. A Pension Fund for aged and infirm Clergy. 
 
 5. A Fund to provide higlier education ibr the children 
 of the Clergy. 
 
 0. To provide Bibles, Prayer Books and religious publica- 
 tions, either gratuitously or at reduced prices. 
 
 Its atlairs are manaued, 
 
 1. By the Central Board and its sub-Committees. 
 
 (a) The Central Board is composi'd of nil the Clergy li- 
 censed within the Diocese, the Churchwardens, and others 
 elected by the Society, ])eing members of the Corporation. 
 
 {b) The sub-Committees are the Finance, the Land, the 
 Investment and Education Committees. 
 
 2. By the Clergy Trust Committee, which manages (a) 
 the Bishopric Endowment Fund, (b) the capital arising from 
 the commutation of the Cleru-y Reserves, and (r) ther^udow- 
 ment Funds of the several 7»[issioiis and Congregations. 
 
 3. By the Diocesan Board of Missions, com])osed of clergy- 
 men and laymen eleeled by the Church Society and by the 
 Synod. 
 
 This Board pays all the Missionaries of th(» Diocese, and 
 receives for this purpose («) the annual grant of the Society 
 for the Propagation of the Gospel, {b} the Mission F'und of 
 Church Society, (r) the contributions or assessment of the 
 Congregations served by the Missionaries, (d) a grant from 
 the Clergy Trust, (e) 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 Tvev. Canon Von 
 liiiand, Bergerville, the Secretary, or to Mr. John Hamilton, 
 the Honorary Treasun^r of the Diocesan Board. 
 
 All other letters and contributions should be addressed 
 to the Rev. Canon Richardson, 3, Conroy Street, Quebec, 
 the Secretary, or to Mr. Edwin Pope, P. O. Drawer, 
 505, Quebec, the Treasitrer of the Chi^rch Society. 
 
 ■ 
 
Officers of the Society. 
 
 ies to strug- 
 
 mrchos and 
 
 the Clergy, 
 
 their ehil- 
 
 y- 
 ?y- 
 
 le children 
 us publica- 
 
 3es. 
 (Uergy li- 
 and others 
 
 rportition. 
 
 ' Laud, the 
 
 lanages (a) 
 rising IVom 
 thel^liidovv- 
 gatioiis. 
 d of clergy- 
 and by the 
 
 iocese, and 
 the Society 
 ju F'lind of 
 [lent of the 
 grant from 
 ed Capital 
 
 ibutions of 
 
 Janon Von 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 addressed 
 »t, Quebec, 
 '. Drawer, 
 
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 X'l-csitlcitt : 
 
 TIIK LORD lilSHOI' OF QL'KUKC. 
 
 Secretin*^ : 
 
 REV. CANON IlICHARDSON, QUKBEC. 
 
 EDWIN I'OPE, ES(^)., QUE 11 EC". 
 
 E. (;. MEREDITH, ESQ., QUEBEC. 
 
 ^cci-cljii-«j (I>ictccsiiii XSoiifil): 
 
 REV. (AN'OX VOX IFKLAND, IJERlJERVILLE, P. Q. 
 
 ^-loit. ;T,i-eaiis«ii'>cr (I>ioccsiiii Xioiti-tl)- 
 
 JOtrX HAMILTON, ESQ., QUEIJEC. 
 
 jScci-chu-y ((Clct-v)v 'IVussI (CotittttitU-c): 
 
 REV. CANON RICHARDSON, QUEBEC 
 
 U^ficit^uPcr' {(Clcfivtif TfiisJ CCoiniiilltcc) : 
 
 EDWIN I'Ol'E, ESQ., QUEIJEC. 
 
 '5>cc»*'c(n«-"y-Ti-cjiouPci- (I>cpasif ciry) : 
 
 REV. A. J. BALFOUR, M.A. 
 
 ;Scci-ctjii-y (St. pfiiiicis Disirict Associiition) • 
 
 REV. CANON THOI{XEL()E, M.A., SHERKROOKE. 
 C. E. RERRV, ESQ.. SHE R BROOKE. 
 
m. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Abstract of Proceedings of Central IJoaul 
 
 Act 45 Vict., chap. 81t, Consolidation Enilowiiient Fiuuls 
 
 Accounts. 
 
 Balance Sheet Dioccisan Church Society 
 
 Hisliopric Endowment 
 
 Paoi. 
 
 25 
 15 
 
 164 
 
 Bishop Williams' Commemoration Fund IfiO 
 
 Bishop Williams' .Memorial Mission Fund 
 
 do 
 
 -List of Subscriber- 
 
 ir.o 
 
 L>:i4 
 162 
 IL'S 
 
 do do 
 
 Bour^f liouis Ayhvin Fund 
 
 Clerpy Trust 
 
 Colonial and Continental Church Society IfiO 
 
 Crani)ourne (Uelie UiO 
 
 Depository Fund 156 
 
 Diocesan Board lie venue Account ICS 
 
 do do Si pplenientary .\ccount 17'JI 
 
 Domc.<)tic and Foreign .Missionary Sucii-ty 2.')6 
 
 Education Fund. 
 
 do 
 
 1,^)8 
 do for Children of the Clerjry 156 
 
 General Fund 150 
 
 List Securities held by Clerfry Trust Committee 148 
 
 List Securities iield by Church Society 14St 
 
 Local Enilowment Funds L52 
 
 Mission Fund 152 
 
 Moutmoreiici Endowment Fund 1t)2 
 
 Nicole t Eiulowment Fund 158 
 
 Pension Fund 152 
 
 IMuebe Chaderton .Memoriiil Fund 154 
 
 St. .Michael's Endowment Fund 162 
 
 The Mountain Enilowment Fund 1")0 
 
 The Grosse Isle Fund I«2 
 
 Widows' and Orphan's Fund 154 
 
 CnrHcii Society. 
 
 Annual Meeting. 13 
 
 Clerpy of the Diocese 5 
 
 Committees 10 
 
 Contributions throuirhout the Diocese, for tiie Church Society. 
 
 City of t^iebec 17G 
 
 Rural Deanery of Megnntic 210 
 
 do do St. Francis 100 
 
 do do (iaspe - 221 
 
 Contributors of -SoO and upwards, deceased 17.'t 
 
 Fprms of Beipiest 2fl7 
 
 Lecacies 175 
 
 jcgacies 
 
 Life .Members 
 
 Notice — objects of the Church Soci 
 
 Officer.^ of the Society 
 
 Prayers 
 
 ■tv 
 
 173 
 2 
 
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 Vice-Presidents, Central Board, &c., \c 
 
 Repouts. 
 
 Abstract of Parochial Reports 228 
 
 Archdeacon's Report 123 
 
 Central Hoard It) 
 
 Church Helpers' Association 263 
 
 Clergy Trust (.'ommittee 128 
 
 Diocesan Hoard 28 
 
 Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society 263 
 
 Missionary Reports .'. .•(7 
 
 St. Francis District Association 33 
 
 Woman's Au.\iliary 261 
 
 Special Notice 175 
 
 Stated Meetings , 12 
 
 1 
 
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Paoi. 
 25 
 15 
 
 CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE. 
 
 164 
 
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 BISHOP : 
 
 The Right Revd. Andrew Hunter Dunn, D.D., 
 
 consecrated 1892. 
 
 DEAN: 
 
 The Very Reverend R. W. Noiiman, D.D., D.C.L. 
 
 ARCHDEACON : 
 
 The Venerable Henry Roe, M A., D.D. 
 
 CANONS: 
 
 Rev. A. A. Von Iffland, M.A. 
 Rev. Thomas Riciiaiid.son. 
 Rev. John Foster, M.A. 
 Rev. George Tiiouneloe, M.A. 
 
 Adam3, Rev. Tlioina^, m a o.o.i Priiiciiml of Hidliov s Oollpffc iiiid Rector 
 
 of'tlic (Jnuiuuiu- S(;liool, liii.'iuoxville. 
 
 Adcock, Rev. \V. C Filcli Huy. 
 
 Alluiitt, Ruv. F. J. ]}., DA) Rroffssor of Divinity, liishop'd. 
 
 ('olk'ife, LeiiiiDxvillc. 
 
 Halfour, Ri'V. A. .1., m.a., Rector Ht. I'eter's, Qiicliec. 
 
 Hiill, Kev. .lusiah (jlrimlstone Ishiinl, Magdaleii Island. 
 
 Hall, Rev. T. L., m.a. (retired) Leiiiioxville. 1'. 0. 
 
 Hayiie, Rev. X. M., ii.A I'lniiisiija, (jiasi)u. 
 
 Hliiylock, iiev. Thomas, m.a Danville. 
 
 IJoyle, i{ev. F., m.a Fast Kratni)toii. 1'. 0. Ilemi.son. 
 
 Brooke, 11. A., ii.A Scotstown. 
 
 Hrooks, C. 1!., m.a liariistoii. P. 0. Ways Mills. 
 
 Uiirraufe, llev. II., m.a. (retired)... Ilalley. 
 
 ■ Clia[iniaii, Rev. T. S., m.a. (retired) Mart)iel(ia. 
 
 'Jo.\. Rev. J. C l!n)i:M)ton. P. 0. Windsor Mill.s. 
 
 l)el)l)aj;e. Rev. .1. 15., m.d liourij; Lonid. 
 
 Dickson, II. A Ranhoious^li. 
 
 Fanlconer, Rev. W. G., Reetor I'jiper Ireland. P. (). Ma[de Grove. 
 
 Fo.ster, Rev. (^anon, m.a., Rnral Deau...C()aticooke. 
 
 Forsytlie, Uev. W. T., Rector Slan.stead. 
 
 Folberu'ill, Rev R. .J Siiij^awake, Gaspe. 
 
 Fnller,'^Uev. II. S Bnry. P. (). Robinson. 
 
 Fyles, Rev. T. \V., m.a Chaplain to the Iinmig-rants, Levia. 
 
 Hardinfj:, Rev. G. T Sandy iieaeli, Gaspe. 
 
 Hepburn. Kev. ,1., m.a., Rector Melbourne. 
 
 Horner, Rev. D Durham. J'. O. Kirkdalc. 
 
 Husband, Rev. E. B., Rector New Carlisle. , _ 
 
 Kemp, Rev. .lohn, n.o. (retired) Leeds. 
 
 Ker, Rev. M., n.i). (retired) Niagara, Ontario. 
 
 Kerr, Rev. I. N., b.a St. .loseph de la Tabatiere, Labrador. 
 
 Kint?, E. A W., m.a Waterville. 
 
 Lyster, Rev. W. G., u.a., Rural Deau....Cape Cove, Gaspe. 
 
 Murray, Rev. G- H. A., b.a... ,.Rarford. P. O. Dixville. 
 
 NicoUS) G. G.) M.A., Riviere du Loup. 
 
Clkrgy of thk Diocese of Qukijec. — Conlinve<l. 
 
 -•Nonniui, Vciv Itcv. M. \V., d.u.. l)caii...Ciillii'ilral, Qiiclicc. 
 
 -Noi-rif, Ilcv.'r. li., Oiinitf S. .MatllicWH (..Mifliec. 
 
 ■Nolilc, W. T.. IJi'ctdi- Tiiiiily Uliurcli. Qiichcp. 
 
 Piukei- llcv. (J. II., Itcctor (Jt)iii|»iiiii. 
 
 I I'aiTocK, Ki'V. K. .\., II, A liislidp's Doiiii'siic (^liapliiiii. 
 
 ]Ii.Sll()|).Slll(H]H!, yiii'licc. 
 
 • Pctiy, Ri'v. II. .1.. M.A ("atliclral, (,)iiiiifc. 
 
 IJicliiiKiinl, Iki'V. .1. I' (Jas|u'' l>;isiM. 
 
 • llirlianisoti. Ivcv. Canon, Sccrctai'v Cliuicli Society, licctur, St. Paul's, Qiicboc. 
 
 Kioiicl, IJi'V. S., .M..\., .M.ii ". \ alcaiticr. P. O. \ aicarticr Villa;,fc. 
 
 ' Kdi', Vciu'ialilc II., I'.!)., AirlKicacori, K.\,iiii. (-Iia|iliiiii, lli.-ihop's Cominiasaiy, 
 
 Tiuvi'lliiiL!; Ajicnt ofllie Diocc^ati liDanl, Lcinin.willf. 
 
 Hoc. Kcv. P Iiivcnios.'^. 'P. O. (ilcn .Miinav. 
 
 Pohrrtsoii, Ki'V. A. II., iU'iliir Katoii. P. 0. ('odk.-^liiii'. 
 
 Hotlii'iii. Kcv, .1 liccd.s. 
 
 Kiiilil, l!cv. T., I!. A S. SvlvcstiT P. (>. S. (Jcoiiri-'.s, Bcaiici". 
 
 Scaitli. Kcv. A. C M A., Rector l/ciiiiowillc. 
 
 kSc(»tt, Kcv. V. (I,, M.A.. Kcclor Diiimiiiomlviilc. 
 
 Smith, Kcv. F. A., (retired) .Mmitrcal. 
 
 iStL'veii.s, Kcv. A., M.A., Kector Ilallev. 
 
 .Stiiait, Kcv. II. (;., M.A., Kector Three" Rive is. 
 
 .SyUes, \\v.\-..\. .S Kiiij^sey. P. (). Svilciili.iiii I'lacH'. 
 
 Taiiilis, Kcv. K. (" , .m.a .Majroj;. 
 
 Tlioiiijisoii, Kcv. Isaac, Jlector Levis. 
 
 Thoriicloe. Kcv ('anon, m.a., Kector.. ...Shcriironke. 
 
 Von inland, Kcv. Canon, Si-crctary Diocesan llo.ird :unl .'^n nod, Kector, St.. Mic- 
 
 iiael'-:. (.^tiielicc.' 
 
 Walter.^, Rev. C. I.V Point St. Peter, (iaspe. 
 
 W'aslier, Rev. {]. \\ Portnent'. 
 
 -AVatkins, Rev. I!., .m.a., I'rot'cssor of Classics. i;isli()|('.s College, Lennoxvillc 
 
 "Weary. Kev. Kdwin l)i.(N\vell. P. O. M.arhleton. 
 
 \\ illi.iins. Kev. L. \V.. m.a.. Rector .St. .'Vlatthew's, (.,)nel)ec 
 
 ■ Wilkinson, R(;v. K. (!., i!..»., Professor of Piisloral Theolo^ry, l{isho|.'s Colic". . 
 
 Lennoxville. ° ' 
 
 Wilson, Rev. K. K., ii.a Hull's Stream. 
 
 WriKlit, Rev. II. F., h.a lOasl .\ntrns. 
 
 Wuriele, Kev. L. C., m.a Actonvale. 
 
 Yates, Rev. N, i'.. Tutor Hisliops College, Lonnowille 
 
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 PRAYERS 
 
 TO 15E USED AT ALL MEETINf»S OF THE SOCIETY AND OF ITS 
 
 SE\Ei;AIi ASSOCIATIONS. 
 
 LET US PllAY. 
 
 Jjord, hrtvo mercy upon us. 
 Christ, have inorcy upon us. 
 Lord, have mercy upon us. 
 
 Prevent us, Lord in ull our doings, with Thy most g-ru- 
 cious lavour, iuid Iiirther us witli Thy continual help; that 
 in all our works, bei»'un, continued nnd eiuled in Thee, we 
 may «^loriry Thy lloly ^'anie, and linally, ])y Thy mercy, 
 obtain everlasting* lile ; through Jesus Chlist our Lord. 
 Amen. 
 
 O nierciiul God, who luist made all men, and hatest 
 nothing that Thou hast made, nor wouldestthe death oi'a 
 sinner, but rather that he should be converted and live, 
 have mercy upon the Heathen, and thosi^ who are in error. 
 Take IVom them all ignorance, hardness oi' heart, and con- 
 tempt of Thy Word, and so lelch them home, blessed Lord, 
 to Thy Hock, that they may be saved among the remnant 
 oi' the true Israelites, and be made one iold under one 
 Shepherd, Jesus Christ, Our Lord, who liveth and reigneth 
 with Thee and the Holy Spirit, one (Jod, world without 
 end. Amen. 
 
 Grod, I'rom whom all holy desires, all good counsels, 
 and all works of piety and charity do i)roceed, we beseech 
 Thee prosper \vith Thy blessing the designs of this Society. 
 Comfort with Thy grace those beneiactors who contribute to 
 its support, Dless the ministry of Thy servants the Cleray ; 
 the endeavour of all who are (»ngaged in spreadino- "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. 
 
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 Alinii^hly Siivioiir, who !)>' lli«' I'iiihi IimikI of God art 
 oxullcdrniid li:>>l rocrivcd «»l' ll»»' I'iitlMT the pronii.se ol' the 
 Holy Si)irii, shfd luith 'I'hy liylif iUid *i,^'iii-^' <>» tJ»>'^ ^^'^^'^ 
 world. () Thou who lov»'st a cIummIuI uivcr. uraiit Thy 
 people urace thiil th«'y may uiiiiister Iil)«'rally ol their suh- 
 slaiie.' U) tht' iiiMkini:'kno\vii ol'Thy iiam<' llnoimhout the 
 worhl. (live Thy hlessiuu' to all who are lai)()uriim' to 
 .spread the kii(»wledn»' ol'lhy Irulh, and e>pc.ially to those 
 Missionary .'•JocietieN whieh have niiiiistered lo the need of 
 our Ch lire h in ihis Land. Prosper tiie work in wliicji they 
 are enua.i>('d, and make thcni the honoured instiunieiits ol 
 spreading' Thy u'osptd, and procJaiininLi' Thy uieat an<l glo- 
 rious name. Ileal' us nifrtiliil S.iviour, in these, our play- 
 ers, and to Thee, with the Father, and the Holy (Jhost, 
 be ascribed all honour and ulory lor ev(!r and ever. Anioi. 
 
 I) CJo<l the Father ol' our Lord .lesus Christ, our only 
 Saviour, tlu' Frinee of Fea<'«', nive us uraee seriously to lay 
 to heart the <>re;il danu'er.s \v*' aie in by our unhappy divi- 
 sions. Take away all hatred and prejudice, ami whatsoever 
 else nniy liinder us Ironi yodly Union and Coneord ; that, 
 as tliere is but one llody, ami one Spirit and one Hope ol 
 our ('allinu', one Ford, one l''aiih, one liaptism, one God 
 and I'iillier ol" us all, so we may lieneelbith be all <»! om^ 
 heart, and oi' one soul, united in one holy bond ol" 1'ruth 
 and Peace, of l"\xith and Charity, and may with one mind 
 and one mouth glorily Thee ; throuuh .lesus Christ our 
 Lord. Amen. 
 
 Our Father, whieh art in heaven ; Hallowed ])e Thy 
 Name ; Thy kini^dom come ; Thy will be done on earth as 
 it is in heaven, (live us this day oui- daily bread. And 
 Ibririve us our trespasses, as we Ibrgive them that trespa.ss 
 against us. And lead us not into temi)tation; but deliver 
 us from evil ; lor thine is ili(> kingdom, the power and the 
 fflorv, I'or ever and evt-r. Atncn. 
 
of God art 
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 Cliajii'l, luin.: iiiciiiIm is nl ilic ( 'm [loiat inn, .iini 
 
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 T. .\. ^'. .11111;. .\i..\., 
 
 1;. II. Wa.lr. 
 
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 .1. Wiuticl.i, 
 
 If. Atkinson, 
 K. K. Wol.b, 
 \V. I'lioo, 
 A. Itlio.If.s 
 .1. I.airii, jiir. 
 < >. W. I'arineloe. 
 
 HOXOi! \l;\' CorX.SKL: 
 
 Hon. C. Irvine, (}.{'.. .las. Dnuliar. Ms(|, . (^I.C. , | (;,>ui'i,'c Linnpsoii, Ksq., H.A. 
 
 Ai; I) no IIS 
 
 ('. .iihi,-.-, 
 
 Stuart II. hunn. 
 I'"raiik llolloway. 
 .1. 1:. II. Wliit.", 
 
 TRKASUKHR: 
 Kihviii Popu. 
 
 Artiiur Aiicrii, 
 .1, A. lU'a.ly. 
 <;. I{. Wliit'f, 
 .1. Wiufioia. 
 
 SRCKKTAUY: 
 Rev. Cauou Riciuirdaon. 
 
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 10 
 
 COMMITTEES. 
 
 (Jn all commUti'Ls tlim shall /d -in u i/uonn)! niil<.-<s oth ru'i.-iv. ordered.) 
 
 KIXAXCK COMMITTKK: 
 
 'ricasui'i-r of tlic Society, Cliairiuiiii. 
 
 W. C. Wui'tcUv 
 R. H. Smith, 
 11. ('aiiiphcll, 
 \y. U. ("ailor, 
 K. .). Hale. 
 
 •f. Mamilton, 
 
 l!e\. Canon \'on IHland, 
 
 Tlif Wry ilev, the Dean of Quebec, 
 ('. .lud^'e, 
 Tiu" Secri'tai'v. 
 
 KDUC.VTrON AXl) DHPOSlTORV COMMirrKK: 
 
 The Lonl Hishop. Ciiaiiuian. 
 W. fr Carter, | It. -v. L. W . Williams, 
 
 C. Jn(!<,'(\ I The \'ery K(!V. 1 he Dean of Quebec. 
 
 n'. v.. Wnrtelo, | Rev. A. J. Ilalfour, 
 
 Rev. Canon \'on fliland, (J. W. I'armelee, 
 
 Rev. H. J. IVtry, | 'i'lie Secretary, 
 
 The Treasuii-r. 
 
 LAND COMMITTKK: 
 
 K. I'o|)e, Chaiinian. 
 
 Rev. Canon Von lilland, 
 Rev. A. .1. Balfour, 
 
 W. ir. Carter, 
 K. (J. .Meredith, 
 
 The Secret a rv. 
 
 IN VKSTMKNT CO.M.MITTKK : 
 
 The Treasur<'r. 
 R. Hamilton, ,). (•. Mon-,, 
 
 K. K. Webb, 
 
 R. H. ,Smitii, 
 John Burstall, jjenr. 
 
 
". ordered. ) 
 
 ^aii of (Quebec, 
 
 an of Quo bee. 
 
 11 
 
 THE [-ORD lilSHOI'. PRESIDENT. 
 
 (JChrtid l>ij I hi SiiiKid. ) 
 
 Rev. (Jimoii Ko^ter, M.A., 
 Rev. H. .1. I'(trv, M.A., 
 Rev. L. W. Willianis. M.A. 
 W. <;. Wurtele, 
 i:. II. Smith. 
 II. C'aiunliell. 
 
 ( EU'i'ttd III/ /he Church Society. ) 
 
 Rev. <i. H. Piukei', 
 
 Very Rev. Dean Norman, D.D., 
 
 Rev. A. .J. iUlfour, M.A., 
 
 R. Hamilton, 
 
 \\. H. Carter, 
 
 C. .lu(l''e. 
 
 ( Kr-Ojfirio Mdidicr-:.) 
 
 The .AiehiloMi'on of (i^ueboe, 
 The Clei-ieal Secret ary of Synod, 
 The Secretary of Cimieli Society, 
 
 The Tieasiirer of Synod, 
 
 The Treasurer of Church vSoeiety. 
 
 The Lay Secretary of Synod. 
 
 SECRETARY : 
 
 Rev. C anon \'on Itlland, J\1.A. 
 
 HONORARY TREASURER 
 
 • lohn Hamilton. 
 
 ClaBSaeLG'Y' TRUST COMMITT7E3S. 
 
 THE LORD BLSHOR, CHAIRMAN. 
 
 Rev. T. S. Chapman. 
 Rev. Canon Von Itliaiid, 
 Rev. Felix R.oyle, 
 Rev. Canon Itichardson, 
 Rev. Lennox W". Williams, 
 Very \U\. Dean Norman, 
 l{ev. A. .1. lialfour, 
 
 R. Hamilton, 
 W. C. Wurtele, 
 C Judge, 
 (ieo. Veaacj', 
 R. H. Smith, 
 E. .1. Hale. 
 John Hamilton. 
 
 TREASURER 
 I'd win Pope. 
 
 SECRETARY : 
 Reverend Canon Richardson. 
 
 NOTARY OF THE SOCIETY : 
 E. G. Meredith. 
 
 REGISTRAR OF THE DIOCESE : 
 E. G. Meredith. 
 
12 
 
 STATED MEETINGS. 
 
 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHURCH SOCIETY. 
 
 Wednesday 1895 (Jth February. 
 
 CENTRAL BOARD. 
 
 Tuesday 1804 20th February. 
 
 Tuesday " 20th March. 
 
 " 17th April. 
 
 " 15th May. 
 
 " 18th September. 
 
 " 20th November. 
 
 . " 18th December. 
 
 Tuesday 1895 151h .January. 
 
 Thursday " 7th February. 
 
 Tuesday . 
 Tuesday , 
 Tuesday 
 Tuesday. 
 Tuesday. 
 
 CLERGY TRUST COMMITTEE. 
 
 Wednesday 1894 
 
 .14th February. 
 
 "Wednesday " 18th April. 
 
 Wednesday " 20th June. 
 
 Wednesday " ... 19th September. 
 
 Wednesday " 19th December. 
 
 Wednesday 1895 30th .January. 
 
 Wednesday " loth February. 
 
 DIOCESAN BOARD. 
 
 Wedne.sday 1894 14th February. 
 
 Wednesday " .. IGth May. 
 
 Wednesday " 15th August. 
 
 Wednesday " 14th November. 
 
 Wednesday 1895 20th February, 
 
13 
 
 Annual Meeting. 
 
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 The annual meetino- of the Church Society was held in the 
 Cathedral Church Hall, Quebec, on Wednesday, the seventh 
 day of February, at two P.M. 
 
 Present: the Ilight Reverend the Lord Bishop in the 
 chair, the Very Reverend the Dean of Quebec, the Revds. 
 Canon Von IlHand, L. "VV. Williams, A. J. Balfour, F. B. 
 Norrie, and the Secretary ; Messrs. E. Pope, W. H. A. Eck- 
 hardt, a. R. White, R. Campbell, T. II. Norris, W. H. Car- 
 ter, R. II. Smith, Col. Forsyth, W. G-. Wurtele, C. Judge, 
 John Hamilton, George Lampson, J. A. Ready, AV. C. Scott, 
 R. Hamilton, Miss Montizambert, Mrs. Forsyth, Mrs. Von 
 Iffland, Mrs. P. P. Hall, Mrs. J. Pye, Miss Dunn and Miss 
 Phillips. 
 
 After Prayers, the minutes of the last meeting were read 
 and confirmed. 
 
 The Reports of the Central Board, Diocesan Board, and 
 Clergy Trust Committee, were read, adopted and ordered 
 to be printed. The Report of the S. Francis District Asso- 
 ciation was also read, received and ordered to be printed in 
 the Annual Report of the Church Society. 
 
 Statements of the accounts of the Church Society, Dioce- 
 san Board, Clergy Trust P'und, Bishopric Endowment Fund, 
 and Local Endowment Funds, were presented, adopted and 
 ordered to be printed. 
 
 One Life Member (the Earl of Aberdeen) and eleven Or- 
 dinary Members were then elected. 
 
 The Vice-Presidents were re-elected, omitting the name 
 of M. Bell Irvine, deceased. 
 
14 
 
 The following gentlemen were then I'lected to .serve on 
 the Central Board :— Messrs. C. Judge, AV. II. Carter, II. J. 
 Pratten, R. Campbell, E. Pope, E. J. Hale, J. C. More, T. 
 H. Norris, G. R. White, John Bnrstall, senr., T. A. Young, 
 E. H. Wade, W. H. A. Eckhardt, J. Winfieid, G-. W. Parmo- 
 lee, H. Atkinson, E. E. Webb, W. Price, Armitage Rhodes, 
 and John Laird, junr. 
 
 The following were elected members of the Diocesan 
 Board : — The Very Reverend the Dean of Quebec, Revs. G-. 
 H. Parker and A. J. Balfour, Messrs. R. Hamilton, AY. H* 
 Carter and C. Judge. 
 
 And the following elected members of tlic Clergy Trust 
 Committee : — The Very Reverend th(^ Dean of Quebec, 
 Revs. T. S. Chapman, F. Boyle, Canon Von Illlaud, Canon 
 Richardson, L. W. Williams and A. J. Balfour, Messrs. R. 
 Hamilton, W. G-. Wurtele, C, Judge, George Veasey, R. H. 
 Smith, E. J. Hale and John Hamilton. 
 
 The thanks of the iSociety were then given to the Honor- 
 ary Counsel, and also to the Auditors, for their valual)le 
 services during the past year. 
 
 The meeting was then closed with the Benediction. 
 
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 45 VICT., CHAP. 80. 
 
 An Act to authorizo the Churc^h Socioly of the Diocese of 
 Quebec, to consolidale cerlain Endowment Funds. 
 
 I'rcamhk'. 
 
 Con.^oli- 
 (liUidii of" 
 
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 iiieiit 
 liiiuls of 
 society lor 
 certiiiii 
 liur|iosi'3. 
 
 ('oiisol: 
 
 (lulioM 
 
 liniilcil 
 
 [Aa^ented lo 21 Ih May, 1S82.] 
 
 Whereas the Church Society of the Diocese of 
 Quebec has, by its petition, represented that it is 
 in charge of certain endowment funds lor the sup- 
 port of various Parisln^s and Missions within the 
 Jjiocese of (Quebec, and has prayed that the said 
 Church Society shoukl* be authorized so to distri- 
 ])ut(^ any losses whii^h nniy occur, through failure 
 in investments, as to make them fall pi'oportionatt^- 
 ly over the whole of such endowments held by the 
 Society ; and Avhereas 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 auliiorized, so far, to consolidate the said endow- 
 ment funds, so placed and hereafter to be placed in 
 the hands of the said societv, under deeds of trust 
 for investment, as to cmable the said Church Society 
 to distril>ute any losses that may occur through 
 liiilure in investments proportionately over the 
 whole. 
 
 :i. The said consolidation of the said intrusted 
 endowment funds shall extend, only so lar 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. 
 
 XoTK. — The following ))iirisliL's or missions have ayroecl to 
 tlio by-law on Llic coiisolidation of endowments, viz : — 
 Barfoi'd and Iluruford, I'ape Cove and Pci'Cl', Cookshii'u, Duds- 
 woll, (Jaspe r>asin, Ireland and Sontli Inverness, Levis, Malhaie, 
 Inverness, Riviere-du-Lou|), IJonry Louis, Kingsey, JMagog and 
 Georgeville, Stanstead, Durham, Leeds, r>rom[)ton and \Vin<lsor, 
 Sandy l>eaeli, Hatley, Coaticook, IMelbonrne and Kielimond, 
 Fram[(ton Kasi and West, Compfon, St. Sylvester, I'ortneuf, 
 Three Rivers. 
 
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 16 
 
 ANNUAL TtErORT OF Till": CENTRAL BOAUIJ FOli 
 
 THE YEAR 1803. 
 
 ( I'roii ii'iil lo lit' Chiirrh Sor'iilii, F< hriKd-y 7lh. IS'.i'i.) 
 
 In our last report to \h.o Church ^^ocicty we nicnlioiUMl 
 the removal bv death of our hit(> revered Bishop and the 
 CDUsecratioii of his su(!cessor ; we also dwelt ujh)ii that great 
 fact ill our Diocesan history, the Jnl)ihH^ ol" our Chnrcli 
 Society. 
 
 We are now glad and tb.aidvful to he able to report a ye;ir 
 of certain and healthy urowlh ; for our Bisliop, in his ac- 
 count of his first year's work, tells us that during' the twelve 
 months ending tifie ISth of September last, In' h;ul eonlirm- 
 ed one thousand and thirly-llve persons; and'allhough i\w, 
 English population of the Diocese of (Quebec has, during 
 the last ten years, u'leatly diminished in numbers, and 
 in Quebec itself there has bc'cu a loss by death and le- 
 moval of one thousand om^ hundred and liity-nine church 
 people, yet, owing to the energy and self-cleiiying work 
 of the Clergy of our Dio "ese, our Church of lilnuland popu- 
 lation, if we leave out of account the city and county of 
 Quebec, has during the ten years actually increased, and 
 from the reports of tin' country Ch-rgy we acktiowledu'e 
 with much thankfuliR\'>s a steady advance of Church life all 
 through the Diocese; and, notwithstandiirg the i)as( year has 
 been one of unusual commercial depression, yet the linancial 
 condition of the Jiociety has not really suHered in conse- 
 quence, although the following statennMit, comj);iring last 
 year with the previous one, shows an ap[)arcnt decrease of 
 nearly lifty-live dollars. 
 
 IS!I2. 
 
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 IICI-CIISC 
 
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 (!(MU'ral Fiiiul >. Si,(;r,7 7i> ^I,r»S:i 11 '• 
 
 JMissiuii Filial .".,:1I7 SI , ;!,'Js,s If) ; 
 
 Pension Fund ' I.mC.T iV\ I, SIS '.is 
 
 Widows' ami ()r)iliitiis' Fninl ' 27'! (!.") ! 27-1 s.') I 2ii 
 
 EJucatiou ot'Cliildreii olC'lc!j:y • .'^.(iii 1,') ! ,'.7I i^{\ 71 71 
 
 3S.^ 2S 
 211 (Hi 
 
 Is {■.:, 
 
 S7,(;2;i 'Jli ,$7,.'>*1!' -'S I $7S \)\ S !■'!:; 6'.l 
 
 i 7S 111 
 
 Not decrease 
 
 S.-ii t;s 
 
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 tvvelvo 
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 U'h tht^ 
 cluiinu,' 
 s, and 
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 churcJi 
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 iiily oi' 
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 oar has 
 nancial 
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 ng hist 
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 III) 
 
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 Buttliis docroaso is only apparent, for since the accounts 
 have hcen closed, an oilertory and several subscriptions, 
 aniountinjL'- to two hundred and forty-i'our dollars and six 
 cents belonuing' to last year's account, but which reached 
 the Treasurer's hands too late to be incorporated in the 
 year's accounts, have been received, which shews a real in- 
 crease ol'one liuiidred and eighty-nine dollars and thirty- 
 live cents instead ol' a decrease. 
 
 Of course, too, we miss the proceeds of Mrs. Williams' 
 Christmas Tree, which generally ranged between one hun- 
 dred and fifty and two hundred dollars. 
 
 We ol)serve with much satisfaction, an increase in the 
 returns from the three Deaneries of St. Francis, Megantic 
 and Gaspe, as compared with the previous year. 
 
 GENEIIAL eVND. 
 
 (2h aid in the e reel ion of Chnreiies and Parsonaj^cs ; in the support of 
 Sehools : in the froniotion of Loeal Kndoivinents ; in the E.dneatioii 
 of I he ehi/dren <f the Ch'rgy ; and for the ^i;enera/ expenses of the 
 
 inana:^enie)ii of the Society.) 
 
 During the past year, the following grants have been 
 paid from this fund, showing the amount of good that has 
 been accomplished through its means, and the great claim 
 it has upon the suj^port and sympathy of every member of 
 of the Church in this Diocese : — 
 
 $400 outiits lor four Clergymen, entering for the first 
 time upon their country Missions. 
 
 i^lOO towards a new Church at Hopetown, in the Parish 
 of New Carlisle. 
 
 itflOO towards a new Church at L'Avenir, in the Parish 
 of Durham. 
 
 ijj50 towards anew Church, at Beattie's Settlement, in the 
 Mission of Leeds. 
 
 $100 towards a Parsonage at Fitch Bay. 
 
 $100 towards a Parsonage at Melbourne. 
 
 $150 for the augmentation of the Drummondville En- 
 dowment F\md. 
 
 1 150 for the purposes of Education. 
 
 $106.15 towards the Fund for the Education of the Chil- 
 dren of the Clergy. 
 
 $52 for free grants from the Depository. 
 
 And $100 has been promised towards a new Church at 
 North Hatley, which will be paid as soon as the conditions 
 of the vSociety are fulUUed. 
 
J8 
 
 MISSION FUND. 
 
 (for the pax II) cut of the Stipends of Missionaries, in eoniiection with the 
 
 Annual Grant from the Soeiety for the Propai:;ation of the Ciospei 
 
 in forei,i:;n parts : .Issessinents front the Rural Coni^rei:;ations ; A 
 
 grant fn>ni the ClerQ' Trust Juiiul, and the interest of the Jni'csted 
 
 Capital of the Mission Fund, administered by the Dioeesan Board.) 
 
 We are yciy sorry to note in this fund a decroase of 
 $29.0lJ. Tliis small decrease would be a matter of little im« 
 portance ; but the total raised last year was $102.44 less 
 than the amount raised in the ineoeding year, so that these 
 two facts taken together ought to urge upon every well- 
 wisher of the IJiocese increased interest and liberality, and 
 ought to lead to a more vigorous maintenance of this most 
 important fund for the time to tome. 
 
 For full and interesting information concerning the sue- 
 cessful and self-denying labours of the Missionary Clergy 
 of this JJiocese. we refer our members to the reports of the 
 country Clergy, the report of the Diocesan Board, and the 
 report from the St. Francis District Association of the 
 Church {Society. 
 
 PENSION FUND. 
 (For the support of a;^ed and infirm Clergymen.) 
 
 Six CliMgymon have during the past year re<'eived their 
 well-earned annuities from this fund, amounting in the 
 aggregate to $'2,i,\0. By the death of the Rev. K V. Tarkin 
 a pension of ^OOO will revert to this fund 
 
 WIDOW.s' AND OKPIIANS' FUND. 
 
 Annuities to the innount of is:3,087.50 have, during the 
 past yi'ar, been paid to nine Widows and six Children of 
 Clergymen who, during their life time, were connected with 
 this Diocese. 
 
 By the coming of nge of one ol'the six children mention- 
 ed above an annuity of $hO will lapse. 
 
 The following Clergymen have made the required num])er 
 of payments to the Widows' and Orphans' Fund, in accord- 
 ance with article 14 of the ))y-laws, viz. :— 
 
 Reverend M(^ssrs. ISmith, Lvster, Yen. Archdeacon Roe, 
 Kemp, Von lilland, Burrage,' Washer, Thompson, Foster, 
 Hepburn, Richardson, Boyle, Allnatt, «ykes, T. L. Ball, 
 Blaylock, Richmond, Chapman, Harding, iStevens,Thorneloe, 
 Wurtele, Scarth, Petry, l^^i^s, Riopel, fc?tuart. 
 
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 tions ; A 
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 roase of 
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 IA\ less 
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 ry well- 
 lity, and 
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 ts of the 
 and the 
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 I'ariviu 
 
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 ildien of 
 •ted with 
 
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 l iniml)er 
 1 accord- 
 con Roe, 
 Foster, 
 L. Ball, 
 lorneloe, 
 
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 And the followini^ Cleriivmen are in the course of com* 
 petini2- their payments, viz. ; — 
 
 Reverend Messrs. Adams, Forsyth, FiUilroner, Walters, 
 Fuller, Robertson. Hushand, Adcock, Balfour, Rudd, Ro- 
 thera. Weary, Debbaj^e, Muriay, l^ariviere, Scott, Horner, 
 Dickson, Wright, Brooks, Brooke, Fothergill, Baynes, 
 Wilson. 
 
 EDUCATION FUND. 
 
 Your Board befits to acknowledge with many thanks the 
 annual grant of eighty pounds sterling from the Colonial 
 and Continental Church and School »Soeiety, for the (;ause 
 of l*]ducation in this Diocese. 
 
 From the returns made by the Teachers and the letters 
 we have received from the several Clergymen, in whose 
 Missions these schools are situated, it can be easily seen 
 that the aid from this fund is much ai)preciated, and that 
 thrgugh its means a great and permanent good is being 
 done to the cause of the Church in this Diocese ; indeinl in 
 many instances, but for the help this fund ailbrds, the 
 schools could not be carried on. 
 
 The following Tcachersand Schools have receiv^'daid from 
 this l''und during the i)astyear: — 
 
 Xami: ok Sc'iiooi, 
 
 Tkachki!. 
 
 I OUANT. 
 
 Boiirg Louis \o. I. 
 I^oiirj:' Louis No. 2 
 Houi'i; Louis \(). ;i 
 
 .i.Miss M!ir^r!>r"t I'roctoi'.... 
 
 .Miss ('.iilici'iiio I'loctor... 
 
 .i.Mis. I^K^s 
 
 n„. ii V I : J .Miss Eiiu'isoii 
 
 Laid' (.ovc .No. 1 ; \ ^,. . ,. ,, . 
 
 ' I 1. .Miss Lft.nlliiis 
 
 ('iipe Cove \o. 2 .. 
 
 Sandy Boacli 
 
 Haldiiiiand 
 
 '\'oiiv {{ivcr 
 
 Fiaiiiplon Kas.t. 
 
 .I.Miss C. Lc (lailais .... 
 I Mi.ss \. M II MIL. 
 
 1 -Miss SfviMs 
 
 Miss L. Tlioinpson. 
 
 Miss F. Carter 
 
 '-Miss \\'()0(l 
 
 Fra.upton West \\ ^'l'^ |'"^';''^ 
 
 Poitneuf I lMissTiH,mi.s..M. 
 
 I I .Miss hi'vcM's 
 
 .Marliloton jMi^^s I'liilips 
 
 Ste. risiilc '.Mrs. Lc I5ert... 
 
 Cumberlaiid Mills .;,Miss Sutlierland.... 
 
 Staiistead J.Miss (lilmorc 
 
 Labrador 1 ' .""V-.r ''''''''" 
 
 ■Ir. \\ illis 
 
 ?^ els. 
 
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 2(1 Oil 
 
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 27 tiO 
 
 12 00 
 
 111 20 
 
 12 00 
 
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 10 00 
 
 :! 00 
 
 ;ii; 00 
 
 ^<s 00 
 
 Total i5;;),H 00 
 
20 
 
 Ouo now j^cliool has l)Ooii addi^l to this list, viz., Forvos- 
 dale, ill the parish of Nicolct. One i^raiii that had lapsed. 
 St. UtsuIo, has horn revived and the School at Stanstead 
 has ceased to require aid Irom this Fund. 
 
 FUND FOR 'niK EDUCATION OF THE CIIIIiDIlEN OF THE 
 
 CLEllUY. 
 
 Dudng the past year, Orants amonuliim' to ^740 haveheeii 
 paid towards the education of eight children oi' Clergymen 
 in the lJioces(«, and of this amount we are imle])t"d to the 
 friend of the Diocese, Robert Hamilton, Esq., for the sum 
 of $870. 
 
 We are glad to note an increase of ■■tf74.7l towards this 
 fund, but still we are bound to add that it does not receive 
 the support from the country parishes which its importance 
 deserves, ij;18.<!0 being all that was subscribed last year for 
 this particular object outside Quebec. 
 
 DEPOSITOliV. 
 
 (/''or ///(' sa/c of /y/'/'/rs, f'raycr Juu)ks, Jlyinn Bo,>ks, Siniday Si/ioo/ 
 Books and other iiscjiil and iintnniirc piildiiatiiois.) 
 
 COMPAIIATIVE STATEMENT OF SALES, 1892 AND l8l)o. 
 
 ]8!»2. 
 
 87 Bibles $ 55 <>4 
 
 12 ToHhnnonts 
 
 :5<i!> IViiycr Hooks... . 
 
 .•i04 Ilyuiii r.ooks 
 
 54'.* MisculluiiiHiiis 
 
 Wm Aliii;uiucks 
 
 '284 CiU'cls 
 
 4 ;{5 
 
 107 2() 
 
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 170 ;;5 I 
 
 2] (15 
 7 «i5 
 
 1!)14 
 
 .S4'.»8 10 
 
 Free (Ininfn, to hr /xiiil for hy 
 the Churrk Sorii fif. 
 
 100 Pr;iyur Books .$ 15 CtO 
 
 875 CatL'cliisins 15 27 
 
 2;il4 Tmcts 1!» (10 
 
 Postaue 2 14 
 
 $ 52 ()1 
 !^550 71 
 
 18!»:}, 
 
 7i» Bil.les ,S 48 84 
 
 25 Ti'.stfiim-iits 5 ;'.() 
 
 5;{5 I 'layer I'.ooks 1(U) (K) 
 
 28!» llyiiin I'.ooks 157 25 
 
 707 Miscfllaiu'oii.s 212 .'i-'J 
 
 y,', Ahiiaiiacks 4 2;» 
 
 .'584 Cards 1 1 05 
 
 2102 !S!5it!) (X; 
 
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 183 Piayoi' Hooks $ 23 70 
 
 1317 Cutuchisius 18 00 
 
 2005 Tracts 21 50 
 
 I'ostago 7 84 
 
 $71 13 
 .'ii'070 1!> 
 
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 The waiincsl tliauks of the Socii'ty, and of the Diocese at 
 hiriic, are due lo ilie J Ion. .Secrelary-Trcasurer of this fund, 
 Ihe h'ev. A.. I. IJall'our, for Iht^ faithful and zealous dischar;^e 
 of the duties of his ollice, and his prompt and courteous 
 endeavours on all occasions to oblige and accommodate his 
 brethren in the country. , 
 
 TATUOX OF TUB SOCIETY. 
 
 « 
 
 Wc have much pleasure in reporting that His Excellency 
 the Governor (leneral of the Dominion of Canada, the Uight 
 Honorable the l']arl of Aberdeen, has consented to become 
 the I'atron of ihe Church Society of the ])iocese of Quebec, 
 and has (jualilied himself to become a Life Member of the 
 same. 
 
 BISHOP WILLIAMS' MEMORIAL FUND. 
 
 The appeal on l)ehalf of this fund has met with a success 
 at once remarkable and g-ratifyiug', considering the compara- 
 tive poverty of the Diocese. 
 
 The Treasurer of the (Church Society acknowledges to 
 have received on its behalf thirty-four thousand dollars, 
 whilst six thousand in addition are promised within the 
 next eighteen months. 
 
 Designed as a memorial to the late revered prelate, and 
 wishing as a part of its centenary thank offering to Almighty 
 (rod to relinquish the large subsidy now received from the 
 8. r. Gr. lor the sui)port of her Missionary Clergy, that the 
 money thus liberated might be free to be devoted to other 
 parts of the Master's vineyard, the Diocese had the noblest 
 instincts of her children to appeal to, and the response al- 
 ready met with, sptviks volumes for the large heartedness 
 and high religious principles of the Churchmen of Quebec 
 Diocese. 
 
 H must, however, still be borne in mind, that it will re- 
 quire the interest of at least sixty thousand dollars to take 
 the plact^ ot the S. P. Cx. grant now being given up. We 
 hope, therefore, that the fund will continue to be augment- 
 ed until this ligure at least is reached. 
 
 CHURCH helpers' ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Our l)(\st and most hearty thanks are again due to our 
 friends of the Church Helpers' Association for their kind 
 and successful elForts on behalf of the Church Society. 
 
00 
 
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 MKK MKMMKRS. 
 
 Wo should lik«' lo are ii low inor.' Hiini«»8 addod to our 
 list of Li To Mciiihfis, for allhoui-h wo hiiv«; ovory y^'av to 
 rocord tho loss l)y doath ol sovonil old I'rionds of I ho 
 J )i()('oso, till' munhor jiddod during tho last ton yoars has 
 only hoon cinht, 
 
 Wlion it is considt'iod lli;it tho (lualilicalion of Lil'o Mrm- 
 borship is only a donation oi' ^'tO in on»« sum, thoro oui,4it 
 surely to ho many Iricnds, who would ho glad to subscribe 
 this sum and |(jin our ranks. 
 
 m 
 
 LE(JACI1<:S. 
 
 Durins^ tho ])a,st yoar tho roUowin^' log'acios havo boon 
 rocoivod : 
 From tho lato.Tauios Wilson, ol Uppor Iroland, lor 
 
 tho Invostmont Account oitho General Fund 
 
 ol" tho Church Society ^ 782 00 
 
 For tho Iroland and South Invornoss Endowment 
 
 Fund 400 00 
 
 From tho late Jlollis Shorov, ibr tho Charleston 
 
 Endowment Fund .'. 00 00 
 
 On account of tho McGee bequest to Magog ^Ln- 
 
 dowraent Fund 112 00 
 
 $1,^84 00 
 
 OJUTUAUY. 
 
 Death, we are sorry to say, has been active among us 
 during the past yoar. 
 
 In the month of October last, we had to deplon^ the loss 
 of one w^ho lor many yoars was the valued Honorary Treas- 
 urer of tho Church Society, the late Commissary-Oeneral, 
 Matthew Bell Irvine, C. K, C. M. G-. Faithful in the dis- 
 charge of everything he took in hand, devoted to the inter- 
 ests of his church, kind and sympathising with all with 
 whom ho came in contact, ho was beloved and respected 
 by all who know him, and wo may safely say that the name 
 of Matthew Boll Irvine will never cease to be gratotully re- 
 membered by his many friends, not only in (Quebec, but, 
 scattered all over the world. 
 
 Then, on the twenty-first day of December last, there 
 passed away to his rest one of the oldest Clergymen of this 
 
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 of tho 
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 782 
 
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 400 
 
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 90 
 
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 112 
 
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 moiii:^ us 
 
 the loss 
 iry Treas- 
 (J-eneral, 
 . the dis- 
 the inter- 
 all with 
 respected 
 the name 
 tctuUyre- 
 })ec, but, 
 
 ast, there 
 en of this 
 
 4 
 
 Diocese, th«^ R«'verend Edward (hillen Parkin, who died 
 al his son's residente at VVatervillc, in lliccoimty olConipton, 
 aijfed 7U years. The son of a (^ucbi'c Mis.sioniiry, Mr. 
 Parkin was ordained in the year 1S41, by iJisliop (J. J. 
 Mountain, and from then till ISlJO, was actively employed 
 in his Master's service' in this Diocese, more especially in 
 the Mission of Valoarlier and Cookshire. in llu'year 18!»0, 
 enfeebled by ai^e and ill-health, he retired from active 
 labour and enjoyed his well-earned annuity irom the 
 Pension Fuiul of this Dioci'se. A i^ood churchman and a 
 faithful and tru*^ friend. Mr. Parkin's removal will be 
 severely felt by all who had th«^ privih'ge of knowinn" him. 
 Then in the death of Mrs. Nicolls, a member of the 
 Church Society for over forty years, a link has been brok«Mi 
 in the chain which connects us with the earliest history of 
 the Church Society, and with some of those who were 
 most instrumental in buildin«»- it up, for she was not only 
 the dauijhter of the late revered Hisliop Mountain, in 
 whose Ejnscopate this Society was founded, and to whom 
 its interests were always a chief care, but she was also the 
 wife of the late Dr. Nicolls, Principal of Bishop's Collei»e, 
 whose zealous labors in the Eastern Townships on behalf 
 ot thf» Society are still fresh in the minds of many ; and, loo, 
 she was sister of the late Uevd. Armine W. Mountain, and 
 it was with her kind consent that, in the year 1877, he 
 founded the Mountain Endowment Fund, for the support 
 of one or more Archdeaconries in the Diocese of Quebi>c, or 
 in the event of the division of the Diocese, with the consent 
 of the Pishop of Quebec, towards the Endowment of such 
 new Pishopric. 
 
 In so far as human judi^ment may be expressed, Mrs. 
 Nicolls, in a quiet, unostentatious way, lived the life of the 
 Christian lady, faithful in the relations of daui!:hter, wife 
 and mother, because true to her oblij^ations as a member of 
 Christ's Church. She has jiassed away to her rest, honored 
 in the affections of those who best knew her, and respect- 
 ed by all. 
 
 We deeply regret also, to report the deaths of Mrs. G-. 
 Okill Stuart, W. Ashe, Esq.. and John Lovell, Esq., of 
 Montreal, jill Life-Members, uad of T. H. Jones, Ii]sq., for 
 many yi^ars a useful member of the Central Board, and at 
 the time of his decease one of the Auditors of the Church 
 Society. 
 
24 
 
 THE (iTTEBEC DIOOESAN GAZI^TTE. 
 
 Though not diistiiictly bearinu' on Ihe work of the Cliurch 
 Society yet, as connected with the interests oi" the Diocese 
 at large, we feel that we must say a word of welcome to 
 the publication called The (^fiiebcc Di'oresiuf Cyiizclle, which 
 has just appeared in our midst, and which ]>roposes tou'ive 
 month by month, not only accounis of the Bishop's move- 
 ments, but also sketches of all that is interesting in every 
 part of the Diocese, so that all may know Avhnt is goinu' on 
 around them, and thus each Parish or Mission may have a 
 fellow feeling in the needs and necessilies, the progress 
 and process of all other Parishes. 
 
 And we would suggest to the Cl«>ruy of the Diocese, the 
 desirability of making this little publication a success, by 
 sending to the Editor, the Mox. \l. V. Tarrock, any inform- 
 ation of Church work going on in their ])arishes, that may 
 be of interest or encouragement to the Diocese at large, and 
 also the names of as many of their parishioners as they can 
 persuade to subscribe to the same, the low price of 2;') cents 
 a year, bringing it within the reach of every church family 
 in the Diocese. 
 
 CONCLUSION. 
 
 In concluding our report we would earnestly ask our 
 readers to give to it throughout their most careful attention, 
 and if they do, we are sure they will iV'cl that wc have the 
 very greatest reason to thank our Heavenly Isither, for 
 very many mercies, and that we have the very great(^st en- 
 couragement to go on with our various lal)()urs, lor the 
 good of our fellow men, and for the glory and praise of 
 God. 
 
 Thomas Richardson, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 A. H. QuEP.EC, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
25 
 
 Church 
 DiocosH 
 coino to 
 , which 
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 cese, the 
 
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 Abstract of Proceedings of the Central Board, 
 
 DUJUNG THE TEAK 1893. 
 
 nsk our 
 itlention, 
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 itht'r, ibr 
 catest en- 
 ;, lor the 
 praise oi' 
 
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 airman. 
 
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 January 17th. — Annual IJeport considered, adopted, 
 and ordered to be presented to the Annual Meeting oi" the 
 (Jhurch Society. Iveport oi' th(^ i^'inance Committee. Grant 
 oi" ^100 to the llev. E. A. W. King, ibr outfit, llenewal of 
 a Grant oi'^lOO in favour of a new Church at Hopetown, 
 in the Parish of New Carlisle. Report of Education Com- 
 mittee. Application from the TJev. Peter Koe, Incumbent 
 of Inverness, ibr a tem]x)rary Grant in aid of a School, in 
 the eleventh Range, in his Mission. A Grant of $3 a month 
 for four months made in rei)ly. 
 
 Febtiuahy 2nd. — Election of Committees, Auditors ap- 
 pointed. Days of meeting Uxed. Committee on Clerical 
 Reports. Certiiicate from Rev. Cr. G. Nicolls, for Pension 
 Fund. ]veport of the Church Helpers to be printed. Letter 
 front Mr. W. II. Tapp. Letter from Rev. W. G. Faulconer, 
 applying for leave to sell certain Gle})e Lands. Referred to 
 the Land Committee. Letter read from tlie Secretary of the 
 Churcli House, Dean's Yard, Westminster ; also, one from 
 the Chairman of the Library Committee, asking for copies 
 of Olhcial Papers and Books rehiting to the history of this 
 Diocese. The matter reierred to a small Committee. The 
 Church at Lake S. John to be Insured by the C^hurch 
 Society. 
 
 Feuruatiy 21st. — Report of the Committee of Trust Deed 
 for the Bishop Williams' Memorial P\ind. The matter re- 
 ferred to the Honorary Counsel. Letters of thanks from 
 Rev. 1*1 A. W. King and Rev. H. C. Stuart. I'he question 
 of the Parsonage at Stoneham, referred to the Land Com- 
 mittee. 
 
26 
 
 March 21st. — Correspondence with regard to the sale of 
 Glebe Land at Upper Ireland. Report of Finance Com- 
 mittee. $100 granted for a new 'Church at Hall's Stream, 
 in the Mission of Hereford. $53 to meet the In-e Grants 
 from the Depository. Iveport of the l-^ducation Committee. 
 Miss F. Carter approved of as Tea<her at York Kiver School 
 in the Mission of Gaspe. Opinion of the Honorary Counsel 
 with regard to the Bishop Williams' Memorial Fund. 
 
 April 18th. — Report of the Land ( 'ommittee recommend- 
 ing the sale of One Hundred acres of Glebe Land, in the 
 Mission of Upper Ireland. Report of the l^nance Com- 
 mittee on Grants for the Education of the Children of the 
 Clergy adopted. Rev. E. A. \V. King qualilies for partici- 
 pation in the Pension Fund. 
 
 May 16th. — Letters of tlianks from various Clergymen 
 for Grants made towards the higher education of their chil- 
 dren. Grant of $100 towards a new Church at LAvenir, 
 in the Parish of Durham. 
 
 September 19th. — Letter of thanks from Rev. D. Horner, 
 for Grant made for the new Churcli nt J/Avenir. Report 
 of Finance Committee adoi)ted, rt commending a Grant of 
 $100 towards the completion of a Parsonage House at East 
 Angus, and $100, outiit to the Rev. R. .T Fothcrgill. Re- 
 port of the Education Committee adopted, recommending 
 that the sum of $PJ0 be granted for Educational jmrposes 
 on the Coast of Labrador. Letter from the Treasurer, in re 
 Mr. Wilson's Legacy. 
 
 November 21st. — Resolution of condolence m the death 
 of M. B. Irvine, C.B. Letter from Mr. Veasey, resigning 
 membership of Finance and Investment and Land Com- 
 mittee. Resolution asking Mr. A'easey to v,. consider the 
 matter. Letters of thanks from Rev. H. E. \^'right and 
 Rev. R. J. Fothergill. Certilicates from Rev. Norman 
 
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 Bayne and Rov. E. K. Wilson, qualirying for participation 
 ill the rensioii Fund and Widows' and Orphans' Fund, 
 with their subscriptions to the hitter. Certilicate from Rev. 
 F. B. Norrie, for participation in the Pension Fund. Letter 
 from Rev. W. G. Faukioner. (rrants made to the various 
 Schools in connection with the Church Society. Report of 
 the Finance Committee adopted, recommendinir a Grant of 
 $150 for the Drummondville Endow^ment Fund. $100 
 each as outlit to Rev. N.'Bayne and Rev. E. K Wilson, 
 and $150 to the Education Committee. Report of the 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Resolution, in re Legacy of 
 Mrs. E. A. Cream. 
 
 December 19th. — Lettcn* from (*anon Thorneloe, in re 
 Local Treasurer. J^etter from Mr. Veasey, adhering to his 
 previous resignation. Letters of thanks from Rev. F. Boyle, 
 ■Rev. N. Bayne, Rev. E. K. Wilson, Rev. J. B. Debbage, 
 and Rgv. G. T. Hardin^-, for Grants made at previous meat- 
 ings. Application from Rev. T. L. Ball, for Grant in aid of 
 a new School at Forrestdale, in the I'arish of Xicolet. $30 
 granted. Applications considered irom Rev. J. Hepburn, 
 towards a new Parsonage at Melbourne, and Rev. E. A. W. 
 King, for a new^ Church at North Ilatley. $100 granted in 
 each case. 
 
 death 
 
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 REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN BOARD OF MISSIONS 
 
 TO TlIK 
 
 Diocesan Church Society for the year 1893. 
 
 The ibllowing is the abstract ol' the ivveiiue account of 
 the JJiocesaii Board I'or the year ended Dec. 31yt, lSli;J : — 
 
 Dk. 
 
 To Stipi'iuls .S2r.,5!tJ II 
 
 " Pensions (il3 ','r2 
 
 " Special Missioiiiuy Work. 7 t'J 00 
 
 " Viieatiou Fund Grants.. ;^tiO 0(( 
 
 '* General Expenses 253 7'i 
 
 '♦ Special Expanses 1;') 7o 
 
 " Balance ],2S0 7!i 
 
 §28, 8 '-'7 *J1 
 
 Cii. 
 
 r.y naliuioe from lS;t2. . 
 " Assessments reciiveil. 
 " S. 1". G. Cm at f>n- ls[»:!. 
 " S. W G. '< IN'Msioiis. 
 " Mission Fnnd 
 
 lis 1,411 10 
 
 l2,n;5 21t 
 
 '),;;o7 49 
 
 ■ill it;5 
 
 \,[>'i2 10 
 
 " Cler^'v Trust Fund r.,o77 !m> 
 
 " Vacation l-'iuid donation. 
 " Interest un deposits. 
 
 80 o:{ 
 '.',\i (IS 
 
 828^27 67 
 
 The chief point.s worthy of note in the ahove slatemeiit in 
 connection with the future ivspon.sil)ililies of the lioard are : 
 (1) The increased amount paid on account of stipends, 
 being $1507 more than in 1S'.I2 ; (2) thf large amount 
 received from assessments ; (•)) the conditions attaclied to 
 the S. r. (:r. Grant and the probable position of the Clergy 
 Trust Fund ; and (4) the reduction oi the income from the 
 Mission Fund of the Church ^Society. 
 
 The increase in stipends is due, jiartly to the uninftMTUi)led 
 occupancy of all the Mis.sions, ])artly to the addition in 
 some cases in the rate of payment from lonu'cr scivice, and 
 partly to the reorganization of the Parish of Ihiry and the 
 Missionary District of Scotstown and J^ake Megantic, l)y 
 which two other Missions have been placed on the Board's 
 list. 
 
 hi referring to the second point, your Board can only 
 regard as a subject of congratulation the fact that the 
 congregations have been upon the whole so faithful to their 
 obligations. The fact that a large amount of arrears due at 
 the close of 1892 and paid during 18113 is included in the 
 
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 , and 
 I tho 
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 lard's 
 
 only 
 
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 n the 
 
 item of assessments received, whilst the arrears for 1893 are 
 comparatively small, accounts for the excess in assessments 
 received over the actual amounts agreed for. 
 
 The bearing which the conditions attached to the S. P. G-. 
 grant, and which the probable amount of support to be 
 derived from the Clergy Trust Fund have upon the future 
 Missionary work of the Diocese, is a subject of the highest 
 importance. The S. V. (i. having accepted the scheme of 
 reduction laid before the Church Society at its last annual 
 meetinu' the income of the Diocesan Board from this source 
 will biCin 1894 and 1895, !$il,000 less than in 1893 ; in 1896 
 and 1897 a further reduction of i5;l,000 will take place ; in 
 1898 and 1899 the grant will amount to only about $1,500, 
 and the last year of the century will iind us dependent 
 entirely upon our own resources. Whilst your Board sees 
 no reason to regret the part it took in proposing this scheme 
 of reduction, which the sense of justice, the financial condition 
 of the Diocese, and confidence in the good-will of Churchmen 
 belonging to it fully justified, it is well to remind ourselves 
 that our present position demands additional effort, now 
 and in the future, if the progress which has hitherto, by 
 God's blessing, characterised the Missionary work of the 
 Diocese, is to be continued. The surplus revenue of iL\e 
 Clergy Trust Fund is, next to the assessments, the largest 
 source of assured income ; but, it will be observed that the 
 full proportion of this surplus to which your Board is 
 entitled by the By-Law has been received during the year, 
 and that still the expenditure could not have been met 
 without further reducing the small balance in hand at the 
 close of 1892. A motion is to l)e considered by your Society 
 at the present meeting to place a larger projiortion of the 
 surplus revenue of this Fund at the disposal of the Diocesan 
 Board ; but in view of the fact that the securities of this 
 Fund, repn^senting a considerable amount, have already 
 matured, and more will mature from time to time,necessiting 
 reinvestments at a lower rate of interest, it is not probable 
 that much increase to the income of the Board will be 
 derived from this source in the future. 
 
 There is special reason then to draw attention to the fourth 
 point enumerated above, viz. : the reduction in income from 
 the Mission Fund. The reduction, it is true, is small, but 
 it has been pointed out by your Board, in successive Reports, 
 that, as it is the only source of income capable of any degree 
 
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 of expansion, the advancoment of the Churrh's work in the 
 Diocese is really dependent upon a g-enerous support of this 
 Fund. It is with regret, therefore, that when a liberal in- 
 crease of subscriptions is so much needed it is necessary to 
 record even a slight falling oil'. Your l^oanl ^vonld again 
 earnestly endeavour to impress u])on members of the Church, 
 in city and country, its own deep conviction that in sup- 
 porting the Mission Fund of the Church Society, and in 
 that way only, will they best further the work of our Dio- 
 cesan Missions. 
 
 It is most gratifying on the other hand to observe the 
 great success which has attended the work of raising the 
 Bishop "WilHams' Memorial Mission Fund. The interest of 
 this Fund, which is to form ])art of the resoui'ces of the Dio- 
 cesan Board, will help in sonu measure to supply the place 
 of the S. r. a. grant. 
 
 Most of the agreements with the various congregations 
 throughout the Diocese, expiring on 31st Dec, 1808, your 
 Board has been engaged for some time in negotiations with 
 the view of securing a general increase. These negotiations 
 were carried on in the iirst instance by the Venerable Arch- 
 deacon Roe, who has held conlerences with the people on 
 the subject in the Gaspe, Megantic, St. Francis and North 
 Shore Districts, j'ollowed subsequently by correspondence 
 with the Clergy and wardens. The complete result cannot 
 yet be given, as in some cas(>s the negotiations have not been 
 concluded ; but your Board is in a position to state that for 
 the most part the Missions have cheerfully acceded to the 
 proposal made to them. The total increase will t ot be very 
 large, but it is by no means disapj>ointiiig, considering the 
 loss through death and removals ihe ( 'hurch population has 
 sustained in many Missions. In lixing the amount of as- 
 sessment to be required from any particular congr»'gation, 
 your Board endeavours to aim at thei)rinciple of asking for 
 a contribution proportionate to the means of the peoj)l«\ and 
 when it is clear that this principle is in daiiii'er of violation 
 it becomes a duty to consider whether the interests of the 
 Church will not be better served by withdrawing in part, 
 or even altogether, the aid atlorded. 
 
 Missions which, after lair trial, present no indications of 
 growth ought not to remain under the impression that they 
 have a vested right to permanent support. It is with due 
 regard to this view that your Board, instead of establishing 
 
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 in the 
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 ii-dl in- 
 ;sary to 
 I again 
 Church, 
 in sup- 
 and in 
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 rvo 
 ing- 
 
 the 
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 not been 
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 ring" the 
 tion has 
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 t'g;\tion, 
 king- lor 
 pl(^ and 
 iolation 
 i of the 
 in part, 
 
 at ions of 
 
 hat they 
 
 |\ith due 
 
 blishing 
 
 the Conp^regations of Scotstovvn, Canterbury, St. I^hoirias, 
 Bury and Lake Megan tic, as a new Mission, has specially 
 designated them a Missionary District, the Clergyman being 
 appointed to its charge for the limited period of three years. 
 At the close of that ])('riod it will be the duty of the Diocesan 
 Board to consider whether the progress achieved and the 
 prospects for the future will justify the adoption of this 
 Missionary District as a permanent Mission. 
 
 "With the consent of all parties concerned, the new^ District, 
 with the Clergyman resident at Scotstown, was made to 
 include two Congregations in the Parish of Bury and the 
 adoption of the latter as a Mission of the Board. 
 
 The District of which Hereford is the centre, and to which 
 — equally w^ith Scolstown and Lake Megantic — the Arch- 
 deacon has uiven much labour and devoted care, is in 
 charge (»f a Clergyman, ])ut is not connected with your 
 Board which has not yet been able to see its way to the 
 estal)lishment of a new Mission in that direction. The 
 Board makes a grant of s^lOO for Missionary work in Here- 
 ibrd and the Hishop makes himself responsible for the 
 Missionary's stipend. 
 
 It is with satisfaction that your" Board expresses its 
 conviction of the value of the work which is being done by 
 the Clergy serving the various Missions and Parishes on its 
 list ; and it is only just to the Church-Wardens to say that 
 it is owing in sreat ineasurt^ to the faithful discharire of 
 their important duties that the relations of the Diocesan 
 Board with the various Congregations they represent are on 
 so satisfactoiy a looting. The reports of the Clergy bear 
 ample Icstiniony to the valuable aid rendered by these 
 ollicers of the Church in all matters relating to the well 
 being oi" the temporalities, and at the same time atlbrd 
 evidence of increasing api>reciation of the means of grace, 
 imC the general progress which has taken place. 
 
 The following appointments have been made during the 
 year :— 
 
 The li'evd. 1. X. Kerr to the Mission of Labrador. 
 
 The Ivevd. E. Weary to the Mission of Dudswell, on the 
 resignation oi the licvd. Iv. \V. Colston. 
 
 The l\evd. G. Cr. Nicolls to the Mission of Riviere du Loup. 
 
 The Revd. II. J. Fothergill to the Mission of Shigawake- 
 
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 The Ivevcl. II. A. Brooke to the Mission District of Scots- 
 town, &c. 
 
 The Revd. N. Bavne to the Mission of Peninsuhi. 
 
 The Kovd. T. liudd to the Mission of St. Sylvester, en the 
 resignation of Revd. U. J. Sutherhmd. 
 
 Apart from the four self-supporting- Tarishes connected 
 with the Board there are thirty-three Missions on its list at 
 present, all of which have had the ministrations of the 
 Church supplied to them without interruption during the 
 year. 
 
 All which is respectfully submitted. 
 
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 It is plain IVom I ho Reports ol" Iho vtuious Parishes and 
 Missions oi' the District that a good and growing work is 
 being done I'or tlie Church in this part of the Diocese ol' 
 Quebof. 
 
 It is no sliirht evidence of the hold the (^hurch has upon 
 the people of these Townships, that in a year of iinancial 
 depression, such as the past year has been, the income of the 
 Church in the District, as so far reported — (two Parishes 
 have sent in no reports) — should have reach(>d the large 
 sum of !|28,070.14, being ^2,2G0.7Omore than was reported 
 last y<^Jii' ; and that, of this amount, no less a sum than 
 $4,048.00 should have been devoted to objects outside the 
 Parishes and Missions in which it was raised, being |l)40.88 
 more than was so devoted last year. 
 
 Nor can we fail to mark as a hopeful sign, our people's 
 growing appreciation of the Church's Services, especially of 
 the greatest of all Services, the Holy Communion. In many 
 reports we read of increased attendance at the Sacrament 
 of the Allar. In not a few Parishes there is now a weekly 
 ceh'bration, and a regular observance of the Holy Days and 
 Saints' Days of the Church. In more than one or two of our 
 Churches Daily Prayer is said, either throughout or during 
 a part ol the year. And in many quarters gratitude is ex- 
 pressed for the increased brightness aud heartiness of wor- 
 ship. 
 
 The improvement in Church music, too, due chielly to the 
 efforts of Mr. Arthur Dorey, the able Organist and Choir- 
 master of St. Peter s, Sherbrooke, and referred to in almost 
 every r "port, is worthy of note. At the instance, and laigely 
 at the expense of His Lordship the Bishop of the Diocese, 
 Mr. Dorey has visited the different Parishes, from time to 
 time, and with his own rare skill has drilled the different 
 Choirs into greater elllciency in rendering the Services of 
 the (!hurch and the [^raises of Almighty God. "The Choir 
 has beneiitted by the training of Mr. Dorey." " A very 
 perceptible improvement in the Choir through the instruc- 
 tion of Mr. Dorey." " Bishop Dunn's musical blessing- 
 
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 tlirouiih Mr. Dorov" Suih un' :i few ol' Iho inaiiv rrforencos 
 made in tho reports to Ihits u'ood work. 
 
 Tho L^radiiiil l)ut real dcvolopiat'iit ol" iiitcrost, ainon!:^ the 
 laity, ill tho work of th.' Cliurch is also a siiiu of life and 
 jn'og'ri'ss. Ahiiost I'vcry roport n^lers wiili gratiludo to work 
 done by tho pooplo in ailviincini>' tho intorosts of tlio Church. 
 Thero are now tow l^irislios whicii havo not a Guikl and a 
 Branch ollho Woman's AnxiHary. Yonn<»- Mon's As.<ocia- 
 tions are incroasinu' in nmnbor. It is no h)n!4'or a woll nigh 
 imi)ossiblo thing' to induco a hiyman lo lake duly as a 
 Reader ; nor is ihoro iho projudico on iho part ol' the people 
 against hiy-roading which used to exist. Not only havo the 
 mombors ol'the Lonnoxvillo Brotherhood o!" Ivoadors taken 
 duty, most acceptably, in various parts ol' the IMstricl during 
 the year, in some cases lor lengtheiUHl periods ot time, but 
 laymen from the purely secular walks of life have done good 
 and acceptable work as Lay Koaders in various Parishes 
 and Missions, reading the lessons for the overtaxed Clergy 
 and taking tho Service alone when the Clergy could not act. 
 
 Another proof of tho Church's vitality and i)rogrossiveness, 
 and one that is very full of promise ibr the future, is her 
 increasing interest in the Church's training of the young. 
 It is happily coming more and more to be realized that the 
 hope of the Church lies on the young, and that the. Church's 
 iuture depends on her present discharge of her duty to her 
 children. Every wIk^'o ollorts are being made to increase 
 the efficiency of tho iSunday-School. Catechising is now 
 being practised in many of our Parishes. Parents are l)eing 
 reminded of their duty. Societies likt; tho Ministering 
 League are being used to reach and hold the children. 
 Many of our Clergy visit and teach in tho pu])lic day 
 Schools. Bible classes are springing up on every hand to 
 supplement earlier training. Historical lectures are given 
 And more painb are being taken than ever before to give 
 proper instruction to Candidates for Coniirmation. 
 
 And no doubt, as a natural result of the progressive spirit 
 to which all this points, wo hoar the cry in many quarters 
 for more Clergy to take up the expanding work. In 
 Stansteaf', Watervillo, Danville, Eaton, Hereford, openings 
 of great promise are reported. If the work is to go on, 
 there must bo mon^ men in the Hold. The ( 'hurch extension 
 work of a low years ago, which under Grod's blessing 
 resulted in the establishment of several new Missions —all 
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 This is siirt'ly the best evidence of the reality of the 
 Chnrch's work. And it is not merely a matter of thank- 
 lulness ; it is a ureat responsibility, it is our bounden duty 
 to \vei<;h well the question how to meet the demands thus 
 made upon us. And we need not doubt that God will show 
 us how if we watch and pray and really seek to know. 
 
 It is of course true that there are the usual discourage- 
 ments. The work of the Church is often a, hard battle 
 against indillvrenci* and prejudice. Among other hin- 
 drances the lack of true Church i)rinciples ; complications 
 resul'ing from mixed man*iages ; scanty and sometimes 
 uni)romising material to work upon ; and the ^'rievous 
 evils which grow out of the divisions of C'hristianity ; are 
 all referred to, directly or indirectly, in the various r(>ports 
 of the year. And then there are the discouragements 
 arising fioni the isolation of the Clergy ; and the Cl(>rgy's 
 sense of inability to accomplish th(; tasks assigned them. 
 Several Clergymen speak despondently of the '-vast field 
 ihey had to cover." One says : " I must repeat my regret 
 that I cannot visit the families in my outlying districts as 
 I ought to do." Another laments that he " can devote but 
 little time to the instruction of children, some of whom are 
 sadly in need of it." And many regret their inability to 
 ive Services as often as they would and as often as they 
 think they ought to do if their work is to tell. 
 
 Ihit over against these discouragements we find also 
 many special causes of thankfulness. It is hopeful lor 
 example to read of 49 liiiptisms in one country I'arish 
 (VVaterville); and of a total of 377 all told. It is hopelul 
 to rend of 08 marriages. There are a few ^liJ^ces where the 
 Church population is actually diminishing. The property 
 of the Church is increasing in many quarters. New 
 Churches are reported in Lake Megantic, North llatley, 
 " L'Avenir." Legacies are spoken of at VVaterville and other 
 places. Bishop's College Chapel has been successfully 
 restored, and needs only stalls and second llooring to make it 
 practically complete. A beautitul and sweet toned Organ 
 has been erected in it at a cost of $1,700. Several Memorial 
 Stained Windows have been promised for it, as a part of a 
 plan of historical windows suggested by the Bishop. Compton 
 College has a new Skating liink.' In many Parishes 
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 brookc, lo tlioir I'arisli Church. \M\s liavt' boon punihasod 
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 It is iiirlhor a matter oi" spocial ihankfaliit'ss that our 
 JWucatiunal Inslilutions at Lcnnoxvillc and C'ouipton con- 
 tinuo to rct'oivc a lair amount of support and to do an 
 oxcollcnt work. The Bishop Williams' M»Miiorial Mission 
 Fund, too, which has i^rown beyond the most sanguine 
 ex])cctations ol'its promoters, luis been nobly supported in 
 the District, allhouii'h there are yet a lew J'arislies to be 
 luMird from, and many individual Church people who 
 have not subscril)ed to it. 
 
 It is moreover specially encouraGfinp: to note the recovery 
 of nround, I'ormerly occui)icd by the Church, but <iiven up, 
 now after many years' trial of dissent, .gladly welcominji' our 
 return. The iollowing* words are from tin* Jiei)ort of the 
 Parish of Eaton : '* The original I'arish of Iilaton consisted 
 of the Churches of Cookshire and l*]aton Corner, but when 
 the Church at Eaton Corner was burned, the Service there 
 was given u]), and now, about seventy years after, the 
 Church Service is resumed. The lUshop's visit to Eaton 
 Corner, on VMh Novembi'r, was the lirst visit of a liishop 
 since Bishop Stewart." This recovered outi)ost, without 
 solicitation, pledges itself to i)ay a considerable sum towards 
 the support of the Church. 
 
 And iinally it is special cause for thankfulness that we 
 have in the District a body ol Clergy whose heart is in their 
 work and who are devoting- their best energies to reaching 
 and holding their people ; the reports give abundant proof 
 of this, particularly in the matter of parochial visiting, one 
 recording no less than one thousand live hundred and sixty- 
 eight visits in eleven months ; that we have an Archdeacon 
 of untiring zeal and devotion, whose inllueiice has been lelt 
 throughout the length and breadth of the District ; and that 
 we have a Eisho]> always ready to come to our aid, and 
 whose visits the Clergy describe as delightful, refreshing 
 and strengthening ! 
 
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 ACTON. 
 
 The ]\,ev. liOuis C. Wurtele reports : — 
 
 Althoui^'h this ^lission is iu tho midst of an intensely 
 French and Roman Catholic p()))ulation, it still holds its 
 own. It is true every now and au;';iin it has to l)ear the re- 
 moval of some oi" its English I'amilies to another i)art of the 
 country. 
 
 This year, Dr. Owen C. llrown decided toleavi^and take 
 his residence in Di'troit, Michiuan. He had Ixh'U pnictising 
 in this looiility sinec^ 1S74. In him the Mission had a man 
 of character well versed on all subjects, standing- high also 
 in the esteem of every one. From l!S7o to the present time, 
 thatislbrM little over eig'htt'cn years, he had been the Cler- 
 gyman's Warden, and I'rom 1S!S4 our delegate to the Synod. 
 His departure was (juite a blow to the whole community, 
 both r^nglish and French. WhiMi such a loss comes upon 
 a Country Mission, it is well to remember that Clod takes 
 care of His own and not tc i)3 too much discodrau'cd. Be- 
 ibre leaving. Mrs. Brown kindly presented the Church with 
 a set ol' new curtains, which greatly im[)roved its appear- 
 ance. 
 
 In the lirst windv in September, the Venera])le Archdea- 
 con Uoe visited the Mission itt re the assessments to Diocesan 
 Board lor thi^ next three years. He is always a welcome 
 visitor. The next day being the lirst Sunday of the month, 
 he spent it in the Mission and was Celebrant at the adminis- 
 tration oI' the Holy Communion. 
 
 On June the "IHvd, the Acton Congregation was favoured 
 with the pastoral visit of our Bishop, and four candidates 
 received the Holy Kite of Conlirmation. 
 
 As His Lordship passes this way in making his visits to 
 Drummondville, this Mission is doubly favoured. The 
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 So, on Thanksgiving Day, we were gratified in having 
 him as Coleln-ant at the Holy Communion, and preacher. 
 
 This time His Lordship came upon us unawares, but we 
 all greatly prize his visits, as his presence shines like a sun- 
 beam in the Parsonage as well as in the Church. 
 
 With respect to the Church Services in this Mission, Ma- 
 tins and ]']vensong are held every Sunday in St. Mark's 
 Church, Town of Acton. In Danby, at 8 P.M., either Even- 
 song or Litany Service alternately, except on the last Sun- 
 day of the month, on which day the aiternoon Service is 
 in West Wickham. 
 
 Once a fortnight, a Service, entirely in French, is held on 
 a AVednesday evening, at the house ol' one of those reclaim- 
 ed from Roman Catholicism. 
 
 I am happy to state that the congregations have improved 
 in making the responses. This makes the Services more 
 hearty, and betokens greater interest in spiritual things, and 
 gratefully I give thanks to Almighty God for His mercy in 
 leading on the members of my llock gradually in the way 
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 The Rev. H. E. Wright reports :— 
 
 Wli"n I look back to the time that I made my last re- 
 port and compare my plans and hopes of that time with 
 their present fuliilment, I must confess that there is a very 
 marked dillerence between them, and not on the side to 
 aflbrd encouraucment. Still some small advance has been 
 made, and I hope some good done. The Services have 
 been continued regularly, one at Ascot Corner, and two at 
 East Angus each Sunday. Holy Communion has been 
 celebrated three times a month, but I hope before I make 
 my next rt^port, I may be able to say that I have it every 
 Sunday at /e<isl. liesides these Services we have a Sunday 
 School regularly at Angus. Mrs. Wi'ight, Mrs. Charnock 
 and Mr. A. A. Evens have been of great assistance to me 
 as teachers. 
 
 In addition to this I have lately organized two Bil)le 
 Classes, one for young women under Mrs. Woodrow, agood 
 
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 capable toaclier, the othov for younii: mon, of which T have 
 charge. Our hoginniiij^ is tnicouraging, 
 
 I havo also hold vogular ibiuightly Services at the 
 Lothrop School-House, and weekly Wednesday Evening 
 Services at the Westl)ury Church. 
 
 Cottage Services have been hcdd occasionally in Stoke. 
 These are attended by all, and the efTect has been very 
 encouraging. 
 
 The chief event of the year was the visit of the Bishop 
 in the irionth of June, wh(^n four candidates were present- 
 ed for Conlirmation. The number is small, but in no way 
 represents the labour involved. In every case the candi- 
 date was prepared at home. If any have ever prepared 
 candidates in that way they will understand what it 
 means. Another reason for the smallness of the number is 
 that there are no childrcMi of the Church of the right age. 
 Now, nearly every candidate must be won over to the 
 Church. 
 
 I was absent at Grosse Isle during the month of August, 
 and Mr. Avimv, of Bishop's College, coiulucted the Services 
 of the Church very acceptably, and the people will always 
 be pleased to see him again. 
 
 I have visitpd the schools as often as possible, but not as 
 often as I should like. 
 
 Ednt Ani^va — During lh(^ past Summer I have had Matins 
 regularly in the village Church, and, though not many are 
 able to attend, Ihere were always a few. 
 
 A well has been sunk on the Parsonage urounds at a cost 
 of $90. This will be a great convenience ; as hitherto water 
 for all purposes had to be carried from a great distance. 
 
 Ai^cot Corner. — The atlendance at the Services of the 
 Church here is better and the number of those who are 
 regular Communicants is more than doubled. 
 
 A horse-shed has been built here lately, and I was greatly 
 encouraged by the ready response given when I call(>dupon 
 them lor work — some men coming three and four daj's in 
 succession, who yet live so near the Church that they will 
 never use it for their own horses. 
 
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 The Rev. G. H. A. Murray reports : — 
 
 The Church work of this Mission presents nothing of 
 more than usual interest to record. As in past years, so 
 durin^- the cvirrent year, Sunday and week-day Services 
 and parochial visiting- have been regularly kept up. True, 
 in the discharge of these duties one meets with discourage- 
 ment ; yet, considering the difficulties which the Church 
 has to overcome in these parts, there is also much reason 
 to be thankful lor the past, and to feel encouraged as to 
 the future. In one way, at least, if in no other (but I trust 
 in other ways as well), I can report progress, i.e., with regard 
 to finances. This is manifested by the hearty manner in 
 which the people took hold of the Bishop Williams' Memo- 
 rial Mission Fund. The total amount subscribed is two 
 hundred and seventeen dollars, out of which one hundred 
 and eleven dollars have been paid. Only one or two indi- 
 viduals really refused to contribute. In addition to this 
 the several Congregations have increased their respective 
 assessment twenty-nine per cent, on the average. The total 
 amount contributed for extra parochial objects, apart from 
 the B. W. M. M. F., though not quite so large as last year, 
 yet, everything considered, is satisfactory. 
 
 A visit from the Bishop of the Diocese, on the 21st and 
 22nd of January, was hailed with delight by all. Ilavmir 
 spent three days at Hereford and Hall's Stream, in strength- 
 ening the Church by visiting, preaching, baptizing and con- 
 firming. His Lordsliip came to Pcrryboro' and held a Con- 
 firmation Service, followed by a celebration of the Holy 
 Communion. Three candidates were confirmed and, with 
 twenty-eight others, received the Holy Communion. Next 
 day two adults were Baptized, six candidates were Confirm- 
 ed, and upwards of thirty partook of the Lord's Supper at 
 Dixville. On the same day a Confirmation was held at 
 Stanhoi)e, where live were presented to receive the Apos- 
 tolic rite. 
 
 A few words now as to what has been done at each of 
 the stations. 
 
 St, CnlhbcrCs, Di.ri'ille. — Sunday-School is held here at 
 0.30, and Service at 10.30 A.M., every Sunday and on the 
 Great Festivals throuuhout the year. 1 was ()blig(>d to 
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 order to keep Stanhope open every Sunday, and Averill 
 fortniffhtlv, as lon^' as I had charge ol' it. At the "Wednos- 
 day evening Services 1 have been giving- instruction in 
 Church history. The Services, on the whole, have not been 
 so well attended this year as usual ; but I think the de- 
 crease in numbers can be traced to removals and sickness. 
 There are very few young people in this village who belong 
 to the Church, consequently the attendance at Sunday- 
 School is small ; then there is a lack of interest in the 
 Church's Services and work on the part of those who do 
 profess to belong to us. We have to mourn the loss of Alice 
 Johnson, in her lifetime one of our most faithful Sunday- 
 School scholars, who entered into the rest of Paradise, Oc- 
 tober 6 th. 
 
 St. L'lwrencjs, Bur ford. — One side of the roof of the 
 Church has been re-shingled this year, the other side having 
 been done last year, and the plastering of the ceiling has 
 been repaired. Di*. Ward bore all the expenses connected 
 with this work. 
 
 St. Paul's, Stanhope. — This congregation has its ups and 
 downs ; still there are not wanting signs of advance. 
 These are attested by an increase in the average attendance 
 at the Si'rvices, morc^ hearty responses, and a larger number 
 of communicants. I would that it were possible to give 
 this congregation Morning Service more frequently. Dur- 
 ing part of the year, when I was able to procure the services 
 of a student. Morning and Evening Services were held ; but 
 since I have givm up Averill, [ have been obliged to 
 abandon the reuular ibvtnightly Morning Service. 
 
 In the meantuue, rather than have the Church closed on 
 the alternate Sundays, I have held a Service at 7.^0 P.M. 
 af'er my return from Perryboro' ; it is not ])0ssible, however, 
 to do this when the roads are bad. What seems to me to 
 be absolutely necessary to the well-being of this congre- 
 gation is more Sunday Services, and a good Sunday School 
 or Children's Servire. Owing to the distance I have to 
 cover and the number of Services, I can devote but little 
 time on Sundays to the instruction ot the children, some of 
 whom are sadly in need of it. 
 
 This congregation has to thank "Mrs. Stetson for two 
 banners, wliicli she presented to the Church, and Mrs. 
 Glenday, an old parishioner, for two beautiful book marks. 
 
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 of granite, eighteen inches in height, put under it ; a cellar 
 has been dug and a furnace put in ; the approaches have 
 been giaded, and a drain dug. As the water will no longer 
 have a chance to settle around the foundation, it is hoped 
 that there will be no further danger of the frosts disturbing 
 it. The whole cost amounted to about 8170, of which 
 amount the Ladies' Guild raised $47 and the congregation 
 about ^75. I have to thank Hon. E. J. Trice, Itobt. 
 Hamilton, Esq., and the Church Helpers' Association for 
 liberal subscriptions, which will more than cover the 
 balance. The extra strain brought to bear on the people to 
 meet this demand, as well as the amount raised for the B. 
 ^y. M. M. F., together with the effect of the financial 
 depression in the mill employees, who comprise a good part 
 of the congregation, has come in the way of the Church 
 Society collections here. 
 
 Church of the Adveut, Perrphoro'. — Foitnightly Sunday 
 Services have been kept up during the pnst year, with oc- 
 casional celebrations of the Holy Communion, at 7.30 or 8 
 A.M. The congregation is steady ; the number of com- 
 municants is about three quarters of the w^hole. Thi^ Guild 
 continues to do a good work. I constantly regret my in- 
 ability to give this deserving congregation a weekly Sunday 
 Service. 
 
 The thanks of this congregation are due to Mr. AVilliam 
 Melrose, of Hartford, Connecticut, a former resident of this 
 place, for two l)eautiful quadruple plated silver alms dishe.s. 
 
 I must not clos(^ this report without referring to the good 
 results accruing irom Mr. Doit^y's visits. Already there is 
 a marked improvemi^nt in the singing and responding. The 
 Church in the ]!]ast(n-n Townships is very much indebted, 
 to the Bishoj) for his kindness in sending Mr. Dorey to such 
 congregations as need his assistance. 
 
 I take this op})ortunity of thanking each one of the fol- 
 lowing Clergymen for delivering a sermon or address to 
 one or other of the congregations in this Mission during 
 the year : The Venerable Archdeacon lioe, the Reverends 
 Principal Adams, Canon Fost«»r, A. Stevens, E. A. W. King, 
 W. r. Forsythe, Chas. H. Brooks and N. P. Yates. 
 
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 BABNSTON. 
 
 The Rev. C. H. Brooks rei^orts : — 
 
 Wai/s Mills — A.verage attendance : morning, forty-eight ; 
 evening, seventeen. 
 
 B(ir//st())f. — Attendances from eight to thirty-five. 
 
 During Lent weekly Services were held in each place, 
 and dnring Holy Week a daily evening Service in the Par- 
 sonage. Other special Services have been held on Epipha- 
 ny, Ascension, Confirmation and Thanksgiving Day. 
 
 I have just received for the Way's Mills Church a much 
 needed co-labourer, a bell. 4G0 lbs. weight, costing $117.20, 
 Meneely make, and of rich, sweet tone. It is a pleasure to 
 step out on an evening, however dark, and ring it away at 
 slum])ering conscience, before beginning our public worship. 
 Our parishioneis liavt^ just added greatly to our personal 
 comfort by building in the cellar ol the Parsonage both a 
 furnace and a cistern, costing together about i^95. Last 
 February Mr. P. H. Jones, of Barnston Landing, placed in 
 the Church, at a cost of $100, a very beautiful East Window, 
 a memorial to his wife, who was truly, as the inscription 
 testilies, a iaithj'ul and devout member of this Church. A 
 sister of her and another young mother, were Confirmed 
 Octob''r 2nd ; iifty-fivo people and three neighbouring Cler- 
 gymen were present, a good number I'or us on a Monday 
 morning. The Friday before, St. Michael's and All Angels' 
 Day. I was admitted in St. Peter's Church, Sherbrooke, to the 
 order oi Priej<thood. the consummation of long and yet often 
 faintly cherished hopes, fifteen Clergymen were present to 
 testifv their fiaternal interest. In both congregations be- 
 
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 tween pastor and people, and between people and people 
 there exist only good-will and kindly feeling. At Barnston 
 some old sources of r«^i')roacii and consequent weakness are 
 in God's good Providence Ix'ing removed, with, it is true, 
 present unea.siness and loss, but with the prospect of per- 
 manent improvement, lh(^n thei-e shall apjiear the peaceable 
 fruits of righteousness ; ''No (.'liastfinin<j^ is for the presen. 
 jnt/oNs.'' I have made during the year three hundred .and 
 thirty ])arochial visits, besides many brief calls ; have ad- 
 dressed iourteen ]\Iissionary meetings, from Drummondvi] lo 
 to Island Pond, Vermont; have visited six of our schocls, 
 &c. It is far less than needed to be done, but the physical 
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 these a largo, weedy and disorderly garden ; how could I 
 leave behind me this startling reproach, to run from farm 
 to farm to put in order their homes and hearts '^ The garden 
 is now laid out and is clean, is planted with fruit trees 
 and shrubs, has an evergreen hedge to shield it from West 
 winds, &c., to the great admiration and astonishment of the 
 community ; may it be but prophetic of like things to be 
 done in the larger garden. 
 
 Our thanks are due and are heartily given to the Quebec 
 Ladies for a second time, or rulher a third time, helping in 
 — now with $25 towards one bell, and some months since, 
 with two large rellected lanterns ; one for the porch of each 
 Church. 
 
 We sometimes feel inclined like the rustic to sit down by 
 the stream of sectarian meetings till it shall How by and let 
 us go on our way in peace, — but it comes, and comes, often 
 with noisy, swollen volume ; when shall this community 
 find a stable foundation for its feet, and rest to its soul V 
 Could the hatefulness and the banefulness of the dissidence 
 of dissent be more apparent anywhere than here V 
 
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 The Rev. Dr. Adams reports : — 
 
 Last year it was reported that the Chapel had not been 
 brought into regular use, though a special Service was held 
 on October 4th, 1892, at which the Bishoj) oihciated. It 
 was found then that the Chapel could not be used through- 
 out the winter without furthiM* work, and immediately after 
 this day further work was undertaken, the. plastering was 
 done and the roof completed. In the Lent Term of 18})3 
 we were able to begin the regular use of the Chapel. 
 
 No special eiibrt to obtain funds on any large scale has 
 been made, chielly for the reason that the Bishop Williams' 
 Memorial Fund has been attracting the attention of the 
 supporters of the College, and ovv^ing to the lil)eral re- 
 sponse of friends to the ai>peal for the rebuilding of the 
 School, several hundred dollars have been recently sub- 
 scribed to the erection of a corridor or cloister to connect the 
 College and School. This and every contril)ution to the 
 growth and extension and impiovement of our College pro- 
 
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 perty is really, as every other improvemeni we enii compass, 
 a g'aiii to the Church, just as inu<'h as much desirtnl im- 
 provements in ( 'hurch edilices and in I'arsonanes. The more 
 we look i* our Church educational establishments as 
 Church necessities the better. 8till, thouii'h no considerable 
 eflort has been made, there is some i)rog'r('ss to b(^ reported. 
 
 A remarkably handsome organ of very sweet tom^ has 
 been placed in the Chapel at a cost ot sJlTOO. The insur- 
 ance money with its interest has enabled us to mcM't this 
 charge w^ith the exception of a deficiency of a few dollars, 
 which was covered by the jn-oceeds of two organ recitals, 
 given by Mr. Arthur Dorey, and for which we render him 
 hearty thanks. 
 
 A comi)lete scheme of stained glass windows ha", been 
 brought before the Chapel Building Committi?e through the 
 kindness of the Bishop. The Committee are ^till consider- 
 ing this scheme, which illustrates Old Testament history 
 and the history of the Church, as well as gives very full 
 suggestive and chronological treatment to the New Testa- 
 ment period. At least four windows have already been 
 promised, one by the l)ishop, one by the Tarish of Lennox- 
 ville, oni'by Dr. Mountain, and one by \l. AV. Heneker, Esq., 
 D.C.L., our Chancellor. It is hoped that belore long some 
 sustained etlbrt may be made to complete the inteiiial re- 
 storation of the Chapel, as stalls and a second llooring are 
 absolutely recpiired, meanwhile chairs' are used. 
 
 Of the twenty-nine students now in the College, five have 
 rooms in the Divinity House. The work of those who 
 form the College Brotherhood will be reported on in detail 
 by the "Warden (the Trofessor of Pastoral Theology). Of 
 our present students nineteen are candidates for Holy 
 Orders. During the present year thr. > of our graduates 
 have been ordained Deacons, vi/: Mr. I. N. Kerr, B.A., (who 
 had spent a year as lay reader in Labrador, to which arduous 
 mission he has since returned,) Mr. E. K. Wilson, B.A., (Here- 
 ford.) Mr. N. xM. Bayne, B.A.. (Peninsula.) 
 
 The llev H. A. Brooke, B.A., (Scotstown) has been ad- 
 vanced to the Priesthood in Quebec, Kev. W. T. Lipton, 
 B.A.. in Ontario, the Kev. C. H. Brooks, M.A., (a Ibrmer 
 pupil of the School) now at Barnston, has also been advanced 
 to the Priesthood. 
 
 We are most anxious that the boys of the School should 
 in large numbers enter the College, and above all dedicate 
 themselves to the work of the Sacred Ministry. 
 
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 On June loth a Confirmation was liold. at which one 
 Student and seventeen of the Boys were i)resented for the 
 Holy Rite. The ^5erviee was most impressive and the Bishop's 
 addresses were listened to with much interest. Some of the 
 candidates were prepared hy Professor Allnatt, the mMJority 
 by myself. In this matter, as well as on the occasional 
 talvini): of the Boys' Sunday School, I liave to express my 
 grateful sense on)r. Allnatt's assistance. I have also to 
 thank Professor Wilkinson, who has taken the Sunday 
 School for me on more than one occasion. 
 
 The School is divided into three Classes, (1) Communi- 
 cants; (2) a Class preparing for Coiilirniation during the 
 whole session ; (3) a Class of .luniors. 
 
 The first class are frequently reminded of their spiritual 
 privileges. In this, as well as in the Minor Class, a series 
 of lessons on Scripture Characters has been commenced 
 during the present term. 
 
 The Bishop preached before the University on Convoca- 
 tion Day ( June 29th). We have also to record three visits 
 from the Bishop, in which he has givtMi us lectures on 
 practical subjects. These l«»cturts have been attended by 
 some of the neighbouring Clergy as well as by the Students, 
 and have been lound most enjoyable and useful. 
 
 The usual services and meetings of the Missonary Union 
 have been held once a term. 
 
 Preachers:— Lent— The Rev. E. A. AV. King, M A., (Water- 
 ville). Trinity— liev. AY. T. Forsythe (Stanstead). Michael- 
 mas — Rev. W. Windsor, of St, Johns, P. (^., (Di ^cese of 
 Montreal). 
 
 Special Speakers : — The Rev. E. A. W. King; the Prin- 
 cipal, on the S. P. G. Report for 1S!)2 ; Rev. W. Windsor, 
 on I.idia. 
 
 Students' Papers :— Mr. N. M. Bayne, li.A., on St. Co- 
 lumba; Mr. D. W Sutherland, B.A., on Rev. Jl. Martyn ; 
 Mr. Moore, B.A., on Bishop Selwyn. 
 
 We have to record special addresses by Canon Bullock 
 and a Missionary Lecture from Bishop Sillitoe. 
 
 The Services in the Chapel are : — 
 
 Every Sunday, Holy Communion ; first Sunday of month, 
 at 9.45 A.M. ; every other Sunday, at T.oO A.M. 
 
 Morning Prayer with Litany — Second and fourth Sun- 
 days. 
 
 Morning Prayer with Ante Communion — First, third and 
 fourth Sundays. Litany on these Sundays, at 6.15 P.M. 
 
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 Evensong- at 7.00 P.M. 
 
 Holy Days — Celebration of Holy Communion at 7.15 
 A.M. 
 
 Every week-day — Morning Prayer at 8.4') A.M. and Even- 
 ing Prayer at 5.30 P.M. 
 
 IJoys' Sunday School— 9.00 A.M., 12.00 and 1L\'?0 I'.M. 
 
 liible Class lin- Students preparing lor Orders — 4.30 P.M., 
 taken ))y Pro lessor AUnalt and Prol'essor \Vilkinso)i. 
 
 Litany every Wednesday and Friday, at 12.45 P.M. 
 
 Mission work — Tlu; Principal, Ironi October. IS!)2, to 
 June, 1803, became responsible lor an al'tcruoon Service at 
 Sandhill once a Ibrtnight, thus causing Sandhill to have a 
 Service every Sunday. In this work the PrincijnU was 
 assisted by all Ihe Professors and by ]\[r. A. 1). jS'icoUs, a 
 licensed Lay Header. 
 
 Mr. Nicolls has also not unl'requently taken the Morning- 
 Service at Milby. The Principal and Prol'essor Wilkinson 
 take a celebration of Holy Communion at Milby every 
 mouth. The Principal hopes that gradually a number of 
 Services in places within a few miles of JiCnnoxville may 
 be undertaken ])y members of the C^ollege at no distant 
 date. 
 
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 At the present date the following are the members of the 
 College Brotherhood of Readers : — 
 
 Messrs. Sutherland, B.A., Moore, B.A., Bishop, B.A., 
 Barton, Avery, Almond and Powdell. 
 
 The Rev. E. K. Wilson. B.A., and the Rev. N. M. Bayne, 
 B.A., have been ordained since the presentation of the last 
 Report, and are now in charge of Hereford and Peninsula. 
 
 The work of tin* present members during the past year 
 has been as follows : — 
 
 Mr. ]). \V. Sutherland, B.A. — Two Sundays in January, 
 at St. Sylvester. Three Sundays during April and May, at 
 Danville. Services at Dudswell on June 4th, and at Rich- 
 mond June 25th. Was in charge of St. Sylvester the whole 
 of July, and in charge of Cookshire in Augvist, at Drum- 
 mondville 15th September. Took Services on the live 
 Sundays of October at Windsor Mills, during the absence 
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 Mr. A. H. Mooro, B.A.— At Siansload, with tlio llov. W. 
 T. Forsylhf, from DooouiImm-, 1H!>-2, to May, IH!>'}, and on 
 .Tun«^ 4th. Took chariiv of Duvluiiri Ibr.luly, and of Actoii 
 for August and Scplfmhor. 
 
 Since thi' l)('<»:innin<i' of OctolM'r Mr. ]^tooro and Mr. 
 Bishop havo boon assisting tho Incumbent of Stanstcud on 
 Sundays. 
 
 Mr. 0. E. Bishop, B.A. — At ITcrofovd from December, 
 1892, to Easter, 1S93. From Easter to end of June, oeca- 
 sional work at Megantic, Stanstead and Dixville. 
 
 From the lirst Sunday in July to tlie end of Sepember, at 
 Stanstead and J^vbi' Plain, und(M- the Kcctor of Stanstead. 
 From beginning of October, sharing the Stanstead work 
 with Mr. Moore. 
 
 Mr. \V. Barton.— December, 1802, to. Tune, 18'.)3, occasional 
 work at Milby and Megantic ; July and August in charge 
 of Megantic ; also three Sundays at Scotstown : one at Stan- 
 stead, two at Hi'reford. 
 
 Mr. E. C. Avery.— November and December, 181)2, at 
 Milby. Feljruary, March, April, May, at Milby (excepting 
 7th and 14th May, at Newport, Vt.) In charge of Coati- 
 cooke for July. In charge of East Angus for August. Third 
 September, Services at Black Lake, Maple Grove and Lower 
 Ireland. Since the 24th September, Services and Sunday 
 School at Milby. 
 
 Mr. J. Almond and Mr. J. Dowdell were admitted mem- 
 bers of the Ikotherhood of It'aders by ILis Lordshi[) the 
 Bishop, on the 0th December, 1802. 
 
 From December, 1802. to 8th August, 180:1, Mr. Almond 
 assisted the Iveverend T. Blaylock at Danville. 
 
 In December, 1802, Mr. Dowdell was once at Dixville. 
 
 During the Christmas Vacation (1802-0:3) he worked 
 under the Keverend CI. H. A. Murray, M.A., for whom he 
 also did occasional w^ork up to the end of June. During 
 July, worked under the Reverend J. Hepburn, at Melbourne 
 and Kichmond. In August and September was again under 
 the Reverend Gr. H. A. Murray, at Dixville. 
 
 During the past year the Warden has done work at Milby, 
 Sandhill, Ascot Corner, Richmond, Lisgar, Rockland Quar- 
 ries, Sherbrooke, Brompton, Stanstead, Heebe Plain, Compton 
 and Megantic. 
 
 In conclusion, tho Warden would like, for himself and on 
 behalf of the Readers, to thank the Clergy and Laity of 
 
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 those pliV'os which thoy have visited for their unvarying" 
 kiiuluoss and courtesy, and he feels tliat there is uood cause 
 to he grateful when at the close of a yt»ar he is able to say 
 that in spite of the necessary iniperli-ction of Lay Ministra- 
 tion in tiie Churchi's, tlu^ Keaders have been everywhere 
 received and their words heard. 
 
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 The Rev. J. ]>. Dehljage reports : 
 
 In my last report, I spoke of our anticipation of a visit 
 from our Bishop. This was realized. He came here on 
 Saturday, the 7th of January last, and remained with us 
 until Monday afternoon. Sunday was of course takenup with 
 the Services. In reference 1o these his Jjordship wius 
 pleased to add, to a r»H;ord I made of tlu^m: '"I gladly add 
 that I greatly enjoyed the earnest hearty Servic«'s." 
 
 During Monday his Lordship went round and visited as 
 many of my peo[)le as possible in their own houses. This 
 pleased them much and won their hearts. 
 
 Mis Lordshi[) came to us again on the 17th of May, that 
 being the same day of the same month on which our late 
 Bishop had been with us two years ago. This time he 
 came for Conlirmatiou, and thirty-six of my people received 
 thi' Sacred Rite at his hands. \Vhen called upon to stand 
 up in their places in the congregation, so many standing 
 up in such a small Church made a spectacle most impres- 
 sive, when it was considered that thi'V were standing to 
 confess Christ before men, and to claim the right to be 
 acknovvledgtnl as His Soldiers and Servants. 
 
 During the past year we have re-shingled and painted 
 once the roof of the Church. In this we have been greatly 
 helped by assistance received from the Ladies of the 
 Church Helper.s' Association. Tht^y lir.st sent us a cheque 
 for !s20 and afterwards another for $10. Part of this latter 
 is still on hand to be expended in giving the Church roof 
 another coat of paint in th(? Spring. Our warmest thanks 
 are due to these kind Ladies. 
 
 The Church Society has also renewed, though slightly 
 diminished, the grants to our three Schools. I believe 
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 this. It would 1)0 sad to contoinplato what tho condition 
 of the Chihlrt'ii ol" this phicc woiihl havo been without tho 
 Schools which iiavo. lor so many yt»ars, been so lari^cl y main- 
 tained by tho So -icty's grants. Many have done well in 
 life thioui^h the education which was at least beo-un in 
 these Schools. 
 
 Our branches of the "Woman's Auxiliary still work on, 
 and I trust will i^row stronger, and be able to do more. 
 
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 The Kev. II. S. Fuller reports :~ 
 
 The record of the yt^ar past is one of quiet uneventful 
 work, and one would hope of progress also in spite of very 
 serious drawbacks ol one and another kind, such as sick- 
 ness of long (continuance in our family, which, perforce 
 make no inconsiderable demands upon both time and 
 strength, the more serious from tht; fact that in a large and 
 scattered I'arish such as this has been in time past, so much 
 depends ui)on the Clergyman in charge, being in a position 
 to move freely ]>ack and forth among his widely separated 
 Parishioners. 
 
 Our Church property here is gradually coming into good 
 shape, but while there is ever much to do — and that done, 
 still something yet remaining luitouched — sparse means to 
 meet the many requirements of needed improvements and 
 repairs, cause that we make but slow headway, the one 
 comforting thought being that, if slow, movement in these 
 matters has at least been steady and maintained. While 
 now that the Mission of Bury is more circumscribed in ex- 
 tent, one may liopc that concentration of time and atten- 
 tion upon work within our more narrow bounds will pro- 
 duce more tangible results. 
 
 At Christmas we had our usual Sunday School Festival, 
 and a joyous multitude assembled in the Town Hall to 
 celebrate the event, the whole affair passing oll^ — thanks to 
 the many good jieople who had been forward to help in 
 the matter of furnishing entertainment, and provided 
 materials for the feast — to the entire tsatisfaction of both 
 young and old. 
 
 On March 9th, our Bishop paid his first visit to Robinson, 
 a visit fully appreciated by all who were brought into con- 
 
tiiot vvitli him. < )n(' iniulH ssry ovory heart wont out to his 
 Lordship, \vli()s»» kindness mid cordial lioiiiiility, woro low^ 
 icnuMuhiTi'd :ind ('(uniiii'nftMl iij^oii ; all bciii^" of one mind, 
 that a kind Providenci! had si»nt ns jusL tho iJishoi) onr 
 needs recjuii'tM* 
 
 Coming' to Hury at noon, tiie Bishop vory kindly consent- 
 ed to drive with me to Hown's S(;hool House (St. Thomas), 
 in order to meet with some young- young- people who had 
 ))e(»n pi'epai-ed lor Conlirmat ion. 
 
 On the lu'xt morning- the Hishop administcrtd Commu- 
 nion to a hedriihlen Parishioner, and then went with m*^ to 
 look uj> a lew oT oui- [x^ople in the village. In the after- 
 noon, the Village Sihtud was visited hy his Lordship, after 
 which another visit or two were paid to Parishioners, and 
 also to St. John's Church. 
 
 hi the eveninu", Conlirmation was administered to eight 
 persons in St. 1 'aid's Church, a very largo congregation 
 being j)re.scnt. At, the close oi" the Service, we adjourned 
 to the Town Hall. wh(M-e an inlornial Basket Social was 
 held wiih a \ie\v to gixing our peo])le an opi)ortunity of 
 meeting their Bishop, who, nu)ving about freely among- 
 them, soon made it, cvidenr to all that he had learncMl the 
 (jiospel ari of "condescending- to men of low estate," and 
 that, without patronizing ; aiul a «'ovdial hand-shake here, a 
 l)Icasant word there, soon made all feel akin. 
 
 The i-lass conlirmed. 1 might mention, was oiu^ w 
 
 hich 
 
 had been earlx^in hand, having been pre[iared in the time 
 of our late Piishoi). Conlirmation bcnng deferred on one 
 occasion on account of sickness among the memlx^'s of the 
 class, and yet auain through the illness and death of Bishop 
 Williams. 
 
 In June our l)ishop ]):dd us another visit, speiuling Sun- 
 day in Bury. Li tin; Villau'c Church (St. Paul's) we had a 
 thronged congregation of some three hundred people, of 
 whom one hundr(>d aiti-rwaril participattnl in the Holy 
 Communion. Twenty young p.^ople were Conlirmed. The 
 kServictf was l)right and cheery, the Bishop afterward re- 
 marking upon the heart ini'ss of the responding ; while 
 speaking of the Services elsewhere, he described ita.s bi?ing- 
 one at which it was good to have been present. 
 
 In August was held our usual Sunday School pic-nic, 
 and, jilthougli called away myself, I learned from one and 
 another that it proveil a very great success, some even go- 
 ing- so far as to tell me that it was the best they ever had. 
 
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 In October was held our usual Harvest Home. After a 
 beautiful Service in the Church, which was prettily deco- 
 rated, we crossed to the Town Hall, where good things of 
 all kinds awaited the hung'ry crowd, and many good things 
 beyond in the way of recitations and songs by some of our 
 good Church people, who sacriiiced themselves, as did the 
 purveyors of the feast, not a little for the common good. 
 
 With the commencement of October began a new order 
 of thinas, in the sendinu: off of the new Mission of Scots- 
 town under Mr. Brooke, comprising what were originally 
 three outstations of this Mission, i. e. Scotstown, Lingwick 
 and Canterbury, with adjacent parts. Since then I have 
 felt on Sundays as if my occupation were gone, as in old 
 time I had every other Sunday tour Services, and a drive 
 of forty miles, or some thirte(>n hundred miles of Sunday 
 driving in the year ; while more recently each other Sun- 
 day brought its Services together with Sunday School, and 
 thirty miles of driving, with drives of eight and sixteen 
 miles in the intervals. One great boon arising out of the 
 change will be increase of time for reading and study, while 
 the gain to the Parish from more perfect and thorough su- 
 pervision should be no small one. 
 
 I have much to be thankful for in the past 3'ear, and not 
 least for the hearty sympathy and co-operation of our Church 
 people in Bury, being, as they always have been, helpful 
 and kindly in all things. If there be failure at any point, 
 it is rather from a backwardness on the past of the Parson 
 to ask than of the people to render help either in Parish 
 affairs or personal matters. Last year the good people of 
 Bury Corner made up a purse of !5;9.00, which was handed 
 to me. In June a number of the people, of their own mo- 
 tive, turned out and cut and put in the larger portion of 
 my Hay, while in October a considerable amount of work 
 was done about the Parsonage and the grounds by a Bee 
 gathered for that purpose. 
 
 It would be impossible to speak in too high terms of the 
 kindness of my Church-Wardens, Messrs. Boydeli «Sc Wvatt, 
 and their confreres, Messrs. J N. Martin and Hawley, who 
 are ever ready to take in hand anything that promises to 
 be of advantage to the congregations represented by them, 
 or that would increase the comfort of the Clergyman and 
 family. We all owe a great debt of gratitude also to the 
 members of our Church Choir, and our Sunday School 
 
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 Teachers at St. Paul's, and not a little do I feel myself under 
 deep obligation to both one and other for the self-sacrillcing 
 manner in which they have given themselves to the work 
 ot the Church. 
 
 CACOIJNA. 
 
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 The Church- Warden reports : — 
 
 The Church of kSt. James the Apostle was opened 
 Divine Service on Sunday, 2nd July, and the regular Sun- 
 day and week-day Services were continued until 3rd 
 September. 
 
 The Clergymen in charge were: for the month of July, 
 the Rev. Canon Foster ; and for the month of August, the 
 Kev. A. H. Itobortson. On the ord September, the Services 
 were taken by the Kev. J. C. Davidc^on. Rector of Teter- 
 borough. Valued assistance was also given by the several 
 Clergymen in residence at The Clergy House of Rest during 
 the Summer. 
 
 CAPE COVE AND PERCli. 
 
 The Rev. W. G. Lystor reports : — 
 
 I r(\gret my inability to send in a report containing any 
 intelligence of special interest. 
 
 I suppose it may always be taken for granted, that a 
 Clergyman, so long as he continues in charge of a Mission, 
 will endeavor to do his duty ; and that, therefore, the usual 
 routine of Services, Sunday Schools, &c., may be considered 
 as accomplished. 
 
 As I have more than once explained, life in these Coast 
 Missions is very uneventful. 
 
 Oi'casionally, by removal, we lose a family ; seldom or 
 never do we gain one. 
 
 Year after year, the same old familiar faces are to be 
 seen in our Churches, with now and then an occasional 
 break, when one who has accomplished " the days of the 
 years of his pilgrimage" is removed. 
 
 During the past twenty years, the number of families in 
 the Mission has varied very little ; but the young men and 
 women belonging to these families leave us only too 
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 Thus our congTOg-ations continue weak l)oth as to num- 
 bers and means; and. although quite remarlrable for thtnr 
 willingness to contribute towards every good work, only 
 those who know the narrow circuuisiances oi' too many of 
 them, are able to appreciate the sacrilices which they 
 frequently make. 
 
 The A'isitofthe Lord Bishop, in July, was an event 
 which caused a very pleasant break in the mono'^ny of 
 the place, and wdiich I trust proved a blessing to us all. 
 
 At Cape Cove nineteen young i)eople, and at Perce 
 seventeen, renewed their J3ai>tismal vows. Thes(\ with 
 very few exceptions, have since become regular Commu- 
 nicants. 
 
 After the Confirmation Services, the Venerable Arch- 
 deacon of Quebec held meetings in both Churches, and 
 explained the duty and necessity of increasing the amount 
 of annual assessment paid to the Jlioccsan Board. As usual 
 with us, no word of objeciion was heard ; and 1 was 
 enabled, some time after these meetinus, which were 
 productive of much good, to make, through the Archdeacon, 
 an ofler from the Church- Wardens to the Board, which 
 was very kindly accepted. 
 
 Our sincere thanks are due to the Church Societv lor 
 continued aid in the support of two of our Schools. A 
 third School — at Perce — is kept open only at intervals, the 
 want of funds being severely felt. 
 
 Formerly the assessment paid by ^lessrs. Robin & Co., 
 was equally divided between the Church -Schools and those 
 of the lioman Catholics ; now, owing to a change in the 
 constitution oi the company, the lioman Catholics being 
 vastly in the majority, receive lu^aily tiie whole ol' this 
 assessment. 
 
 I record with sorrow the death of Mr. .lames Lenfestey, 
 Snr., at a ripe old age. He was a man <|uite remarkable lor 
 his loyal attachment to the Chinch, and for his cheerful 
 and regular attendance at her Services. Until hindered 
 by inhrmity, his place was never vacant: and his example 
 in this respect as well as in others, was productive ol' im- 
 mense good in the congregation 
 
 Three children of Mr. C. P)iard. of Perce, wer(% within a 
 few days, carried oif by cholera. This was a bereavement 
 on a scale lortunately quite exceptional on the Coast. The 
 parents, who bore their severe trial with wonderful 
 
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 resignation to God's Holy will, met with very general 
 sympathy. 
 
 Some much needed repairs were effected on the Parsonage 
 in Spring. Their cost is included in our linancial statement. 
 In this statement, T have not entered the contributions to the 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Fund, these having appeared 
 in last year's report. 
 
 1 have only to repeat my obligations to the Lay-Readers, 
 the Wardens and the Organists of both Churches, who 
 have willingly and cheerlully contributed to the well-being 
 of the Mission. 
 
 COATICOOK. 
 
 The Rev. Canon Foster reports : — 
 
 The usual Services and parochial visiting at St. Ste[)hen's 
 and Christ Church have been kept up regularly during the 
 current year. The congregations at St Stephen's are about 
 the same as last year; that at Christ Church has somewhat 
 increased in numbers. 
 
 I am very happy to be able to report a very decided im- 
 provement in the heartiness and devotional character of the 
 Services at Christ Church. 
 
 There is a marked increase in the number of pupils in 
 attendance at the Sunday Schools in coniiection with both 
 the Churches. At the Monthly Children's Service, in St. 
 Stephen's Church, I catechize the pupils for about twenty 
 minutes. 1 look for good results from these catechisings, 
 and I only wish I could find time to catechise every Sun- 
 day ; but, with three Services, I find it impossible to do so. 
 
 The hour of holding the Sunday School at Christ Church 
 has been changed from two o'clock, P.M., to ten A.M. The 
 teachers report that the pupils attend in larger numbers and 
 more regularly at that hour, than they used to do in the 
 afternoon. 
 
 Much needed improvements have been made in the in- 
 terior of Christ Church, the funds for which have been pro- 
 vided by the Ladies' Gruild. 
 
 The Ijord Bishop of the Diocese held a Confirmation in 
 St. Stephen's Church on Sunday, the first of October last, 
 when seventeen candidates were Confirmed and received 
 their first Communion. 
 
 A branch of the Woman's Auxiliary has been established 
 in the Parish, for which I look for gratifying results. 
 
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 The Rev. G. H. Parker reports : ~ 
 
 There is very little to report from this Tarish. The Bishop 
 has paid ns two visits, one in March, and one in June 
 for Coniirmation and closing" of the (.'ollegv. 
 
 The Services have been cinried on as usual during (he 
 year, and without interruption 
 
 I may mention that the response to the BIsho])\s circular 
 for a special Olfcrtory I'or the Ladies' Collt^iic has been much 
 more general than on uny previous occasion. Thirty-three 
 congregations have sent in their Oilertories. amounting to 
 $1(J4.47. 
 
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 DA.NVILLE. 
 
 The Rev. Thomas Bhiylock reports : — 
 
 A day or two alter my Inst report was s«>nt in, the Lord 
 Bishop made his first visit to this Parish on his return from 
 the Anniversary at t5herbrooke,and held ^Services inall four 
 Churches, preaching twice in Danville, where he Coniirined 
 nine candidates. Six candidates were also Conlirmed in 
 Troutbrooke. 
 
 At Kingsey Falls Services had been started for a few 
 weeks through the ellbrts of Messrs. Waller and Carson, 
 Church- Wardens, and I was very anxious that some plan 
 should be adopted for their regular <onlinuance. The 
 Bishop visited the congregation w ith this end in view, and 
 made arrangements lor resuming regular worship tht'r<', 
 on conditions which were gladly accepted by the Church- 
 Wardens. The congregation piomised i&l-O per annum to 
 meet alike sum, which his Lordship generously undertook 
 to provide. In this way the exjienses of a student from 
 Lennoxville were nearly covered, and Mr. Almond took 
 charge for the iirst six months of the year, doing good and 
 acceptable work for the Church. During the vacation Mr. 
 Donelly, another student, rook his place. 
 
 By this time, however, it wa'^ felt that an arrangennMit 
 merely for Sunday Services was not sutticient to meet the 
 requirements of the case. The Bishop wrote me, kindly 
 offering to provide me with a resident helper, and at the 
 same time most generously renewing his oiler of iinancial 
 aid for another year. 
 
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 In accordance with this promise, Mr. Way man, a young 
 gentleman known to the Bishop in England, came to my 
 assistance on October 1st, and has already made himself 
 most acceptable to myself and people, and 1 look forward 
 with much pleasure lo our future work together. At the 
 Falls, a Sunday School has been started by Mrs. Waller, 
 with an attendance of about twenty. Miss Waller acts as 
 organist, and Mr. Waller himself attends to the lighting and 
 heating of the Church. My reader and myself are indebted 
 to them for kind hospitality so freely given week by week. 
 
 On the ninth of October, for the second time this year, 
 the Bishop visited the Parish to take part in our Jubilee 
 Service of Thanksgiving for the manifold blessings which 
 have attended the work of the Church during the iirst fifty 
 years of its existence here, on which occasion he preached a 
 telling and appropriate sermon, and at the same time ad- 
 mitted Mr. Wayman to the ofliie of Keader. The Revs. 
 Messrs. Hepburn and Kudd, from Richmond, w^ere also 
 present. The Service was bright and stirring, the people 
 joining heartily in praise and response. Half a century ago 
 Services were held once a fortnight or once a month in the 
 School-houses at Nicolet Falls, and later on at Danville and 
 Troutbrooke. After ten years of more or less regular 
 Services, the village Chvxrch was commenced by the first 
 Incumbent, Rev. M. M. Fothergill, which Church was 
 completed and consecrated just ten years ago last May ; 
 and it stands to-day one of the fine::t and most substantial 
 country Churches in the diocese, having cost over $0000. 
 The next Incumbent was Rev. Dr. Magill, now of Rhode 
 Island. Alter a short tenure of olKce he was succeeded by 
 Rev. Mr. Retry, at present assistant Minister in Quebec 
 Cathedral. Mr. Petry's incumbency was a long one, last- 
 ing nearly twenty years, and though ten years have elapsed 
 since he left he is kiiully remembered by many to-day. He 
 built Churches at Troutbrooke and Lome, the one nine 
 miles and the other lour from the village of Danville. Mr. 
 Retry was succeeded by Rev. Isaac Thompson, who remained 
 nearly live years, and extended the work by starting Ser- 
 vices and building a Church in the village of Kingsey Falls, 
 seven miles aw^ay. These four Churches are all consecrat- 
 ed and free from debt. 
 
 The present Incumbent was inducted into the Parish five 
 years ago last "All Saints", and Services are now held 
 
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 every Sunday in all four Churches, and alternately at the 
 Slate Quarries and Asbestos. Throug-hout the Summer six 
 or seven Services were held every Sunday. The prospects 
 of the newly started work seemed bright, and in conse- 
 quence of it several adults have come forward for Baptism, 
 whose example 1 trust will soon be iollowed by many 
 others. 
 
 The interior of the village Church has been thoroughly 
 renovated ; the pews varni.shed, a new carpet laid down in 
 the Choir, and also a new hardwood Altar placed in the 
 Chancel, the necessary funds being provided by the I^adies' 
 Guild. The outside wood-work has also been painted, and 
 the steps leading up to the Church renewed. 
 
 The Archdeacon having visited tlie I'arish on behalf of 
 the Bishop AV'illiams' Memorial Fund and explained its 
 object, I appealed for voluntary olleriiigs, and received sub- 
 scriptions to the amount of "S-HB from meml)ers of Danville 
 congregation; the first instalment of $140. o-l having been 
 paid, Messrs. Thurl)er and Cleveland, thi^ Church-AVardens, 
 are still devoted to the Church's interests. 
 
 The TrotitbroolvX> Church has been beautifully tinted 
 within and elliciently repaired. All arrears due to the 
 Board have been collected and paid by the Church- Wardens. 
 Messrs. David Thurber and Geo. Ewing, .Inr., spare no 
 pains to place the linances of the congregation on a sound 
 footing. 
 
 I am glad to be able to report continued progress in the 
 amount of our gifts for extra parochial objects, our contri- 
 butions for this jmrpose reaching the sum of.S-()0.98, being 
 over one-sixth of our total incomings as compared with one 
 seventh last year. 
 
 The attendance at Holy Communion, with the exception 
 of Lome, has been very satisfactory, and the Sunday Schools 
 have about kept up their average. 
 
 DRUMMONDVILLE. 
 
 The Kev. F. G. Scott reports : — 
 
 This has been a year of marked progress in this Parish, 
 and we have much to encourage us for the future. The 
 Lord Bishop of the Diocese has x)aid us three visits, each 
 
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 productive of g-ood. Two Coufivmations have been held 
 here, one in June and one in November. At the former, 
 thirteen candidates were presented, at the latter nine. 01" 
 the total number, nine were adults. 
 
 The number of regular Communicants has been steadily 
 increasing, and now it is nearly double of what it was. A 
 Communicants' Guild has been started, the object of which 
 is to promote frequent Communions, devout Communions 
 and fasting Communions. "VVe have always now seven or 
 eight persons at the early Eucharist every Sunday, and be- 
 tween twenty and thirty, sometimes more, at the late Cele- 
 bration. On the first Sunday in the month, thirty-four per- 
 sons Communicated at the early Celebration on Easter Day, 
 and twenty at the late, making a total of lifty-four, that 
 is to say, two-thirds of the possible maximum. 
 
 When it is remembered that almost all of these had to 
 drive to Church from a considerable distance, and that in a 
 great many cases, only one parent can leave home at a 
 time, it will be seen that this a large proportion of the 
 faithful. 
 
 All the Day Schools in the Parish, four in number, are 
 now practically Church Schools, the Catechism being 
 taught in them by the teachers, who are Cliurch- women, 
 and by the Rector. 
 
 The Woman's Auxiliary has been started this year, and 
 has sent olf a well-tilled barrel of goods to the North West. 
 The Junior Branch is under the management ot Miss 
 Kemp, and the interest in it is well sustained. 
 
 Lately we have made a great effort to pay up the En- 
 dowment Fund, in order that another $200 a year might 
 be available for the Rector's use. The Church Society, the 
 Bishop and Mr. Hamilton, have, by generous assistance, en- 
 couraged us to proceed, and the sum needed is almost 
 ready to send away, in fact we hope to have it invested be- 
 fore the second week of December. 
 
 Services are held at Carmel Hill and Mitchell, which 
 are now looked upon as part of this Parish. Through the 
 three Summer months Mattins and Evensong were said 
 daily in the Church. There are the most encouraging 
 signs everywhere in the Parish of a more earnest and re- 
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 The Rev. ErUvin Weary reports : — 
 
 As I have only been in charge of the Mission of Marb^eton 
 and Dudswell since 1st Octobtn*, 1 ain not able to give a full 
 report of the work of the Church in this Mission for the 
 past year. 
 
 Ivev. Mr. Colston, my predecessor, left Marbleton about 
 the end of ^lay, and during- the Summer months the 
 Mission was without regnlur Services. In consequence of 
 the long intervjil between my predecessor leaving arid my 
 advent, I found Church matteis at a very low e])b, but 
 I am happy to say that alliurs nre looking brighter, and, 
 for the future, I have hope and take courage. Siine tak- 
 ing charge I have visited over ninety families belonging to 
 our Church, and have received from all the utmost kindness. 
 
 The Servicers in St. Pauls' Church, Marbleton, have been 
 very well attended. The average congregation in the 
 morning eighty-live, in the evening one hundred and twenty- 
 live. The Services are hearty anil all appear willing to do 
 what they can in all matters connected with the Church, 
 
 We have now a very good Choir of twenty voices, and 
 a great improvement has been made in the musical portion 
 of the Seivice. 
 
 On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23rd, there was a celebration 
 of the Holy Communion at 11 a.m. with an address by the 
 Incumbent. In the evening a full Choral Service was 
 well rendered by the Choir, assisted by the Choir of the 
 Church of the Good Shepherd. The two anthems : " Sing 
 unto God," and " Jerusalem my glorious home," were re- 
 markably well sung, considering the short lime given to 
 practice. The Church on this occasion w^as lilied with an 
 attentive and appreciative congregation. A very appropriate 
 Sermon was preached by the Kev. H. K. Wright, 13. A., of An- 
 gus, on the 2nd of November. The ( 'hoirs of both Churches 
 took part in a Choral Service held in Cookshire under the 
 direction of Professor Dorey. 
 
 The Ladies of the Choir have formed themselves into a 
 Chancel (ruild for the purpose of beautifying the interior 
 of the Church. Si?veral improvements have already been 
 made, new stairs have been erected, and the Chancel made 
 larger by the erection of a platform in the Nave, with 
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 Chapman, M. A., still takes a lively interest in the work ho has 
 had so much at heart i'or nearly Ibrty-five years, lie is now 
 making a very handsome Lectern, which will add *;reatly 
 to the appearance ol" the interior- A new carpet and Altur 
 cloth has been promised l)y some of the Ladies of the 
 congregation. 
 
 Our Sunday School is now in good working order. When 
 I came I found but lilteen scholars, now we have thirty- 
 five attending ri'gularly wilh a good stalFof Teachers, I am 
 preparing thirty-six Candidates for Conlirmation, and hope 
 to present the most of them when our good Bishoi^ visits 
 us on the 17 th December. 
 
 The Ladies' Guild have worked well all the year under 
 the management of the following ladies : Mrs. Cote, 
 President ; Mrs. AVayland, Vice-President ; and Mrs. Heart, 
 Secretary-Treasurer. They are now preparing for their 
 Annual Sale of work, which will take place on the 14th 
 December. 
 
 A Branch of the Ministering Children's League has been 
 formed by Mrs. Heart, a most faithful and energetic Church- 
 worker. There are now thirty-live members on the roll, 
 these have worked hard all the Summer for the children of 
 the Black feet Indian Keserve, and have now forwarded a 
 most useful bale of warm clothing. A very interesting- 
 Lecture was given in the Church Hall last month, by Miss 
 Brown, who has worked among the Indians there lor the 
 past seven years. 
 
 The Services at the Church of the Good Shepherd have 
 also been very well attended. The singing is very hearty, 
 and the people most attentive. The interior of the build- 
 ing has been repaired this Summer, and the Chu'ch now 
 looks bright and comfortable. The members of the Ladies' 
 Guild intend holding a Social in the Academy next month. 
 
 I have visited all the outlying settlements in connection 
 with the Mission, viz: — South Ham, Stoke, East and South 
 Dudswell. Last week I held a week-day Service in tlu^ 
 School House at East Dudswell, we had a very large con- 
 gregation. It is my intention to give them week-day 
 Services throughout the Winter. 
 
 At this early date of my Incumbency, I must offer to all 
 my people my hearty and sincere thanks for their extreme 
 kindness to me and mine ; every possible effort has been 
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 The Hev. D. Horner reports : — 
 
 The Services of the Church have been duly conduc'ted on 
 Sundays and the Greater Festivals during th(» past year, 
 (except on one Sunday in the Summer), and. the Sunday 
 Schools in each part of the Mission have latterly been in a 
 more nourishing state, especially at South Durham, where 
 the number of teachers has been increased since the visit 
 of the Rev. Edwin Weary, in the month of June. 
 
 1 have arrang'tnl the Sunday Services so as to devote one 
 Sunday in th(^ month to a " Children's Service," with an 
 address specially adapted to the occasion. The parents have 
 attended, and I have heard congratulatory remarks upon the 
 change. 
 
 //o/// Tfinili/ Church, Kirkddle. — The Lord Bishop of the 
 Diocese came amongst us at the beginning of the present 
 year, to re-open the Church of the Holy Trinity, after its 
 restoration. A Sub-deanery Meeting, and a Missionary 
 Meeting was held on the same day. Owing to the boisterous 
 weather, the attendance was comparatively small, but a 
 most enjoyable day was spent, 1'he Bishop and the Kev. C. 
 H. Brooks gave each an Address in the evening in the School 
 House, at Kirkdale. 
 
 The nature of the improvements of the Church at Kirk- 
 dale was given in last year's repoit. There is still, 1 think, 
 some dollars owing on the building, which we are hoping 
 to wipe oil" in a lew days. 
 
 The fence of the new grave-yard, situated between the 
 Church and the School, was provided for, as follows : Mr. 
 Wm. Henry Lyster gave and put up the posts and \)Yo- 
 vided the wire netting, Mrs. Thos. Burrill, whose husband 
 lies buried within the precincts, paid the sum of eight 
 dollars required for the cost of the labour and the rest of 
 material. 
 
 The last November gale destroyed two of the window^s 
 in Kirkdale Church ; they are at present closed up with 
 roush boards. 
 
 
The Lord Bishop hold a (Confirmation in Kirkdale Churh, 
 and at L'Avenir on Sunday, October 18th, when tvventy- 
 ihroo candidates in all were Conlirinod. The next day, the 
 new s»'rave-yard at Kirk(lal<> was consecrated. 
 
 The assessments at Kirkdale have been promptly paid 
 owing to the indefatigable energy of our Church- Wardens, 
 Messrs. Wm. Hal) .nd \Vm. Henry Lyster. But 1 must 
 say, as regards other C'hurch work, there is much to be 
 desired and something to regret. 
 
 We have had the [)leasure of special Sermons during the 
 past year from Ihe Kev. I. M. Thompson, of Levis, the Rev. 
 M. G-. Thompson, of New York, the liev. H. Dickson, of 
 Kandboro', and the Venerable Archdeacon Roe. 
 
 A stone cistern has been placed in the cellar of the Par- 
 sonage, at a cost estimated at ^2H. The stones required 
 were brought, by various members of the congregation, 
 free of charge. 
 
 The J^arsonage grounds were also temporally fenced, by 
 the members of the congregation, last Summer. I have 
 likewise to thank Messrs Wm. Stevens, AVm. Hall, Albert 
 Lyster, Wm. Henry Lyster and Thomas Burrill, for hauling 
 and sawing my winttu's wood. Also, Mr. Wm. Hall, for his 
 present of seed potatoes. He ploughed the ground in 
 which they were sown, which brought fcith sulhcient for 
 my winter's need, 
 
 S. I^dul's Church, L'Avenir. — The members of this con- 
 gregation seem to be developing into a healthy condition. 
 
 1 am glad to report that the Church is built in a manner 
 exceeding the most sanguine hopes of the congregation ; 
 that which was looked upon as a wild and hopeless scheme, 
 by many outside the congregation, has been successfully 
 carried out, and the Church was consecrated on Sunday, 
 October the 8th, 1898. 
 
 The Treasurer of th(! Building Committee, Mr. Robert 
 Skillen, told me with pleasure of the universal and untiring- 
 interest displayed by the subscribers, and their evident 
 desire to pay their subscriptions promptly. One man, a 
 poor man, whose wife is in the last stages ot consumption, 
 brought his subscription and remarked: " It was a hard 
 struggle to get the cash, but 1 have it, and I am glad to 
 give it; I wish it was more. " Another man, a young man, 
 finding that the payment of a certain debt was not forth- 
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 worth ol' the inlere.sl now displayed, which I trust, will hist. 
 I must mention also that the greater part oi' the week 
 before tlie opening ol' tlio new Church was occupied in tlie 
 improvement of the ground surrounding the l)uilding All 
 sorts and conditions of subscribers were tliere, l)usy ; i'rom 
 the young man whose " best " was five dollars to the man 
 whose " best " was a hundred ; each and all took al)rotherly 
 interest in their work and labour of love, which it was 
 very refreshing to see. 
 
 This part ol the Mission is beginning to realise in a most 
 adequate sense the highest and noblest act of our religion, 
 and they are endeavouring in every way to improve their 
 services. More members have been added to the Choir, 
 who take a hearty and intelligent interest in getting the 
 congregation to join spiritedly in the responsive Service. 
 
 The new Church, a pretty steei)led structure of wood, 
 surmounted by an iron cross, standing on the side of the 
 old building. The interior is beantilied with a Rood Screen 
 of brown ash, a stain glass window, the design : "the Good 
 Shepherd"; an Altar cloth, presented by the Church 
 Helpers' Association of Quebec, and a pretty mar]>le-topped 
 font presented by the Rev. A. H. and Mrs. Robertson, of 
 Cookshire. The whole interior is linished with brown ash, 
 diagonal in pattern. The exterior is painted white with 
 grey coloured edging. The appearance of the Church is in 
 marked contrast to the old one. 
 
 I have thouiiht it necessarv to make a sliifht change in 
 the order of the Sunday Services in each part of the Mis- 
 sion; and as regards L'Avenir particularly, I am very 
 o-ratihed with the immediate result. 
 
 We now have Matins at A.M., and Holy Communion 
 (with Sermon) at 10 o'clock. At L'Avenir every one stayed 
 to the end of the oihce, and what is of more importanci', 
 there are four times as many Communicants. 
 
 The assessments to the Diocesan Board hav(* been paid, 
 though not always as promptly as should have been, owing 
 perhaps to hard times. 
 
 South Durham. — There is nothing of importance to be 
 recorded. The Services on Sundays and Greater Festivals 
 were carried on through the year either by myself, the 
 Rev. Edwin Weary, or Mr. A. H. Moore, of' Bishop's 
 College Brotherhood of Readers. The Sunday School still 
 
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 collt'cti'cl a lew dollars for a Sunday School Library, and 
 the money colli'dod for I ho restoration ol the Church i ■• 
 still in the Savint-s Bank. We are starting- 'lie Women's 
 Aid ag-ain on 1^'riday, December 1st. The Choir is slightly 
 on the increase. The org-anisls have beiMi always at t'leir 
 post. The assessments have been paid more [>roniptly 
 than heretolore, and 1 think that the coui^'resiwiion of ;-,outh 
 Durham is slowly wheeling- into line. 1 have given special 
 C^ateehetical Addresses on \v<'ek-days at some of the ou • 
 lying stations duriiig the year, viz : at the Montroniery 
 School House, in the Dowd Settlement, and at the old red 
 School House in Lisgar, to inter.'sted congreg.itions. The 
 Sund'iy J*]vening Services at South Durham are bi'tter 
 attended since the arrival of the new branch lamps. 
 
 The Ven. Archdeacon lioe has visitiid us n^peatedly and 
 helped us materially to brijig our ideas to this happy i.ssue, 
 SpiM'ial thanks are due to him for his attention to our wants 
 and dilliculties ; for the !nuni(icient grants from our great 
 societies, the S. V. C. K., the Church Society, Mr. Robert 
 Hamilton and thi^ Hon. Senator Price, the aggregate 
 subscriptions from these various souro •■ amounting to 
 $44().G7, a valuable aid to the Building L^und of L'Avenir 
 Church. We must al.so thank the Archdeacon for his ideas 
 regarding the structure. vSpecial thanks are also due to the 
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 The Rev. A. H. Robertson reports : — 
 
 SI. Peter's Church, Cookahire. — The usual round of Ser- 
 vices in this Church have been regularly kept up, viz.: 
 Holy Communion on first and third Sundays of every 
 month, with early Celelirations on Saints' Days and Fes- 
 tivals, with Morning and lilvening Prayer every Sunday. 
 
 During the Sundays in Lent the Clergy from Bishop's 
 College preached on alternate Sundays with the Rector. 
 
 On Monday, the 19th June, the Lord Bishop consecrated 
 
 the public Cemetery of this town. In the afternoon a large 
 
 number of the Parishioners met his Lordship at a Parish 
 
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 j^ave sound Church teaching to their elders.- 
 
 On Sunday, 19th November, the Lord Bishop spent Sun- 
 day in the Parish. As I \vished his Lordship to visit all 
 parts of the Parish, we arrangvd the Services as follows : — 
 At St. Peter's Church, Cookshire, ]*]arly Celebration at 8 
 A.M. ; Mattins. at 9.80 A.M. ; Bapti.sm' and Coniirmation, 
 at 10.30 A.M. 
 
 These various Services were all well attended, and the 
 lessons brought before us by the administration of the var- 
 ious Sacraments, was fuither impressed on our minds by 
 the earnest words of the Bishop. At 2 P.M., he held Ser- 
 vice at Eaton Corner, where the Bishop j^reaehed in the old 
 Congregational Church at 4 P.M. AVe arrived at St Luke's 
 Church, Sandhill, wiiere nine Candidates were confirmed, 
 and at 7 P.M., we held Service at .Tohnville, when two 
 adults were Baptized. Altogether his Jvordship preached 
 to at least seven hundred people, many of whom had never 
 before listened to a Bishop of the Church. I am sure that 
 the good elTects of our Jhshop's Sunday will be lasting. 
 
 On Monday, 20th November, the Clergy of all the neigh- 
 boring Parishes met at Cookshire, for a conference wMth the 
 Bishop 
 
 Our thanks are due to Mr. Dorey, for his ellbrts in the in- 
 terest of Church Music, lie has visited our Choirs more 
 than once, and has also (•\>ndu(ted a Choir I'Vstival Service 
 in St. Peter's Church, in which the Clergv and Choirs of 
 Cookshire and all the surrounding Parishes took part. Our 
 Organists, Miss Sawyer and Miss C. Bailey, and tlie Clioir, 
 deserve our hearty thanks. Our Sunday School meets 
 every Sunday Morning. an»l I am glad to say that the 
 average attendance shows a mar];ed increase over that of 
 last year. 
 
 The Ladies' Guild and Woman's Auxiliary have met 
 regularly during the year. Both the Guild and Auxiliary 
 have gained largely in numbers during the past year, and 
 the Meetinu's are always well attended. 
 
 This year we have greatly improved the Churcli proper- 
 ty by replacing the old shingle roof, on St. Peter's Churi'h, 
 by a new roof of galvanized steel shingles. AVe have also 
 carried out some much needed repairs to th(^ Ixectory. The 
 cost of I'oof and rei)airs. amounting to nearly i^fOO.OO, has 
 been met mostly by the Ladies' Guild, and a member of the 
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 ed this year. It meets fortnightly at the Rectory, and al- 
 ready tvventy-eio'ht young g-irls, from the ages of five to fif- 
 teen, belong- to it. Miss Ijotterill also held a Girls' Com- 
 municants' Class at the Rectory during the past year. 
 
 Mrs. Robertson and the Ladies of the Guild presented, 
 as their lilaster OfFerinsr. a beautiful Brass Alms Basin with 
 two brass plates lo match the Basin. 
 
 St. Lukes Church, SandhiU. — Services at this Church are 
 held fortnightly. By the kindness of Rev. Dr. Adams, who 
 took the responsibility of finding supply, we had a weekly 
 Service for over six months of this year. I hoped that the 
 privilege of having a Service weekly instead of fortnight- 
 ly would lead to an increase in Church attendance, but as 
 it did not do so, and as the expense of these extra Services 
 was paid entirely by the Rector, it was thought best to dis- 
 continue them. But we have now a weekly Sunday 
 School, with Mr. Rufus T/aboree as Superintendent, and the 
 Ladies' Guild gave a sum of money, which was supplement- 
 ed by a grant from the S. P. C. K , and has provided us 
 with a small but excellent Church Library, which is eager- 
 ly read by both young and old. We must thank Mrs. R. 
 Laboree for her services as Organist. 
 
 Johni'i//e. — Fortnightly Service here, and always very 
 well attended, from seventy-five to a hundred persons 
 present at each Service. The Bishop visited .Tohnville for 
 the first time in its history, and his earnest addresses were 
 heard and enjoyed by all, A great deal of praise is due to 
 our Choir, which, under the leadership of Mr. E. P. Smith, 
 gives most valued and elRcient help in the worship of the 
 Church. 
 
 The Sunday School is held weekly under the charge of 
 Mr, Oakes, and his son and daughter. Their devoted labours 
 deserve all praise. 
 
 The Guild has given valuable help in getting a new 
 Organ anrl other furniture for the Hall. 
 
 E (ton Corner. — This is a new Station opened up on 30th 
 April. The original Parish of lilaton consisted of Churches 
 at Cookshire and Eaton Corner, but when the Church at 
 Eaton Cornier was burned, the Service there was given up, 
 and now. about seventy years after, the Church Service is 
 resumed. Th.' Bishop's visit there, on the 19th November, 
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 time of Bishop Stewart. The new Station has opened up 
 well, we have an average attendance of about thirty-five. 
 Have a weekly Sunday Sch(iol and a Ladies' Guild, and a 
 small band of earnest and efficient workers. 
 
 In conclusion I would say that it is a great source of anx- 
 iety to me, to have three sub-stations, in which I can only 
 give a fortnightly Service. And l)esides it is not easy and 
 may not 1)e possible in the timt^ of bad roads, to attend to 
 four Services on Sunday, as I am now obliged to do. 
 There is a most promising opening for Church extension in 
 this District, and I can only hope, that for the good of the 
 Church, some way may be found to give the needed week- 
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 FITCII J}AY. 
 
 The Rev. W. A. Adcock reports : — 
 
 In writing out my report of this year, I desire to relate in 
 brief something of what has been accomplished here since 
 the Church was planted. The Church and her teaching 
 was introduced here under very exceptional circumstances, 
 far diherent from most of our new Missicms. In consequence, 
 therefore, the work has been of a dilhcult and varied 
 character. Five years ago there was no Church, and ap- 
 parently no Church mati rial. The change that has taken 
 place sin<'e then has surpassed my fondest hopes. A pretty 
 and substantial Church and a very comfortable Parsonage 
 joining have been built ; and, best of all, there is no debt. 
 
 The question may sometimes be raised, and rightly too, 
 what have the people done towards this healthy state of 
 things? In this report I shall be happy to relate a little of 
 what has been done on the s[)ot. 
 
 In the Mission, whicli includes the two villages and the 
 adjacent country parts, there are some two hundred and 
 twenty families, out ol which num])er seventy families look 
 to the Church for ministrations. 
 
 During the year I have been enabled to make nine hun- 
 dred and twi'nty-live visits among the people, and havt^ 
 endeavoured in every instanc«> to deliver that message I 
 had given me in trust. I am in a position to say that the 
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 and the future prospect appears to be bright and encour- 
 aging. 
 
 The new Parsonage, purchased two years since, is now 
 free of debt, and the congregation, as a iree-will offering at 
 Easter, purchased a swe(^t-toned bell for the Church, weigh 
 ing five hundred and seventy-five pounds complete, the 
 total cost of which was iii!l02. Towards this sura the con- 
 gregation subs(;ribed and paid the sum of $84, the balance 
 was made up by the kind ladies of C. H. A. Quebec. The 
 <'ongregation has since turned its attention to the windows, 
 and six new ones are on order. These are to be of rolled 
 Cathedral glass of different designs, while two more expen- 
 sive ones for the North end are to be given by the Ilider 
 family. 
 
 While one of the congregation works for the Church as 
 Sexton and does it all gratis, another furnishes all the wood 
 for fires, and a third takes delight in kei^ping the Church 
 property in good condition lieady hands and generous 
 aid I have not found wanting to assist me. 
 
 It may seem a small matter to other congregations of 
 l)etter resources what has bt^en done here. However, it 
 should not be forgotten this is a new field of labour. 
 Having almost every item on record of money raised for 
 Church purposes, assessments not included, it amounts to 
 no less a sum than $1,105, money raised on the spot sinee 
 the (Miurch was planted. This year, our CUiurch book 
 shews one sixth part of our total incomings to have been 
 given to objects outside of the Mission. 
 
 Th(^ Lord's Table is well attejided. The Sunday School 
 is progressing and is in a healthy condition under the 
 guidance of earnest teachers. I extend my thanks to the 
 kind ladies of Quebec, for their assistance, and for the lan- 
 tern sent for the Church ; also to Ur. Codd, for his services 
 as lay reader, and kindly assistance in ev(»ry good work. 
 
 Geoi'geviUe. — This end ol'the Mission is by far the strongest 
 part of the whole Mission. The Church has undergone a 
 thorough and complete restoration, which has cost more 
 than $I.0()0.00, which sum has been paid, and the Church 
 property is now free of debt. Substantial help towards 
 this work has been given from time to time, by the Sum- 
 mer visitors, who take a lively interest in Church work. 
 
 The Spiritual work has undergone little change appa- 
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 been a slight increase in the number of Communicants. In 
 this particular there is much room for greater improve- 
 ment. The Sunday School has been well attended, being 
 the only one in the district. During the Summer mouths, 
 Morning and Evening Services were held every Sunday for 
 the benefit of the visitors. The Ladies held their Annual 
 Sale in August last, and realized about $120.00. 
 
 I extend my thanks to Mr. H. R. Mudge, of Montreal, for 
 two handsome brass side lamps for the Chancel ; also to the 
 Organist, Sunday School Teachers and others, who have 
 helped me in Churt'h work. 
 
 FRAMPTON. 
 
 The Rev. Felix Eoyle reports : — 
 
 As the Incumbent of this Mission is at present, and 
 has been for several weeks past, sulforing from a severe 
 attack of " La Grrippe," he maybe excused for writing a very 
 short report this year. There has been no falling off in 
 Church work. The Services have been duly mainlainc^d 
 without, if my memory serves me, a single break. The 
 congregations have been large and devout with a slight in- 
 , crease to the number of our Communicants. 
 
 This latter event is largely due to the pleasing fact, that 
 we had a visit from our Bishop, in September last, who 
 Confirmed forty-three Candidates, several of whom have 
 continued regular Communicants since. Ilis Lordship's 
 stirring and encouraging words to us, not to slacken our 
 energies in good works, will not soon be forgotten. 
 
 I mav here mention that our Schools in this Mission, 
 one at West Frampton, the other in the Tenth Range of 
 p]ast Frampton, are doing well. Many thanks to the Church 
 Society for their continued grants, without which boon 
 it would be hard struggle to keep the Schools in operation. 
 
 I am also pleased to state that the Woman's Auxiliary is 
 doing well, and the members working cheerfully, under 
 the careful superintendence of Mrs. M. D. Hodgson. 
 
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 OASPE BASIN. 
 
 The Rev. J. Richmond ceports : — 
 
 St. Paul s ''^hurch. — The Services hare beeii held regular- 
 ly, and the \\ ly Communion administered monthly and on 
 the greater FeiStivals, and to the sick and iniirm as required. 
 Services have also been held in L'Anse aux Cousins, a small 
 settlement on the North- West Arm of Graspr Bay, and about 
 three miles irom St. Paul's Church, lor the benefit of the 
 old and iiihrni, ;ind also for the sako of a few families who 
 are settled further up the Dartmouth Rivor, and who find 
 it a long distance to come to Church at G-aspe Village. 
 
 The (Miurch- Wardens have been able, with some slight 
 difficulty, to keep their engagement with the Diocesan 
 Board ; and, with the assistance of the Ladies' Gruild, have 
 put a good and substantial fence in front of the Church and 
 Glebe properties. Through the same agency a commence- 
 ment has been made to collect funds for the new Parson- 
 age, for which the site has been chosen, and some work 
 has l)een done towards pre[)aring it lor the foundation of 
 the House. 
 
 We wer(^ favoured and cheeivd by the Bishop's visit dur- 
 ing the Summer, and in having the ordination of Mr. Brooke 
 in St. Paul's, he being the third person admitted to the 
 Priesthood in this Church during my Incumbency. 
 
 Thifc; congregation has experienced a great loss by the re- 
 moval of a lamily which supplied it with a good Organist, 
 and the (luild with an admirabh? Secretary-Treasurer. The 
 })reaking up of this family, and the sale of their property to 
 a non-resid(>nt, is likely to l)i> followed by the sale of other 
 properties for Summer residences, and will lead to the loss 
 of rencular settlers. This may prove a source of weakness 
 to the Church at (liispe i>asin. ' The Village is nlready small 
 and every family tells. If the resident families are replaced 
 ])y Summer residents, then in tlie Winter months it will be 
 almost a Deserted Village. 
 
 St. lamps Church. Gus/w South. — The (;hurch was used 
 for the first Service on New Year's Day, and was consecrat- 
 ed in the Summer. The old I'reehold Pew System has not 
 cast ils shadow upon the new building, the pews being ab- 
 solutely free and unappropriated, and the congregations 
 have increased. There is much to be done yet, to the in- 
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 iiig to our means. Through the assistance of the Society of 
 Church Helpers we were able to obtain a silver set of Al- 
 tar Vessels, instead of buying an inferior set. We have 
 purchased, lately, seven large Rochester lamps for the 
 Church, but we are still in need of a Stone Font to replace 
 an old wooden one of local manufacture, and also a Lectern 
 and matting and carpet for the Chancel. 
 
 York. — The settlement in the upper part of this Township 
 is making fair progrt^ss with their new C^hurch, consid(U-- 
 ing the means at their disposal. The frame is ])oarded in, 
 and therefore the building is safe from injury by the 
 weather. This building is intended for the use at the pres- 
 ent of twenty-live families, and is in a part of the Mission 
 which alone is avaihible to any extent for ai extension of 
 the settlement on the York Iviver. 
 
 It is here that the Church Society assists the School, and 
 I am thankful for the renewal of the grant, for it was by 
 means of the grant that the people were able to open this 
 School, and without it in the present, the School would 
 lose much of its useiVdne.ss. 
 
 The Church- Wardens of St. James' Church have fuUilled 
 their old engagement with the Dioc(;san Board, and have 
 seen their way to comply with th(^ increased demand made 
 by the new bond of agreement. 
 
 HAT LEY. 
 
 The Rev. A. Stevens reports : — 
 
 The Services have been kept u[) as usual in three Stations 
 of this Mission during the past year and then; is no great 
 change in the size of the c(>ngr(>gations. I have also given 
 as much time as possible to I'arochial visiting. 
 
 St. James' Church, ILitley, has been put in a thorough 
 state of repair, the roof shingled, the ceiling sheathed with 
 wood and the seats and wood- work painted. The Rectory 
 has also been painted on the outside, the total cost being" 
 very nearly two hundred and seventy-live dollars. 
 
 We have also added two hundred and ten dollars to our 
 Endov»^ment Fund. Ninety dollars of this was a legacy 
 left by our old friend and former parishioner, the late Mr. 
 HoUis Shorey ; one hundred dollars was a donation from 
 
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 Mr. M. J. Bachelder, (who had given us ibr the repairs 
 fund fifty dollars a short time before) and the balance was 
 contributed by several others. 
 
 We have also to tender our warmest thanks to another 
 former parishioner, Mr. Charles Connell, now of (^hicago, for 
 the gift of a solid silver Communion Service as a memorial 
 of his mother, whose remains lie in th(^ graAe-vard beside 
 the Church. 
 
 The Bishop of the Diocese has twice visited this Mission 
 during the year ; once in March, when he Baptized the 
 Incumbtmt's young son, and preachinl in St. James' Church 
 and at Massawippi, and on the following day addressed 
 the membei's of the AVomaii's Auxiliary, and again in June, 
 when heUoiiHrmed eight young people in St. James' Church 
 and preached at Ayer's Flat and Massawippi. 
 
 Our old friend, Bishop Niles, of New Hampsliire, again 
 this year gave up a portion of his vacation to visiting his 
 native town. lie preacJied for me on Sunday, at St. .lames' 
 Church, and at Ayer's Flat, lo largo congregations. 
 
 The AVomans Auxiliary have sent two bales of clothing 
 to the ]iev. Mr. Ilinchcliii'e, lor the children in the Home 
 in the Piegan Iteserve, and have underiaktMi to aid in sup- 
 porting a girl in the Home next year. 
 
 The Ladies' (Juild are preparing articles for a sale in the 
 near future, the in-ocecds to assist in paying a small l^alance 
 still due for painting the Rectory. 
 
 The congregation at Massawippi regret the loss of Miss 
 Carter, for several years our faithful Organist, who after her 
 marriage in June removed to Stanstead. On the eve of her 
 marriage the congregation presented her with a beautiful 
 clock as a memento of their good will. Her place has been 
 acceptably iilled by Miss Gertie Robinson. 
 
 During the year two of our little (lock at Ayer's Flat 
 have been called to the rest of Paradise. Mrs. Samuel 
 Hetherington, who since her coming' to Ayer's Ylut took 
 the keenest interest in our work there, and Mr. Henry 
 Ansell, who was very suddenly called away. While we 
 greatly miss them we must remember that our losy is their 
 gain. 
 
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 The Rev. P. Roe reports : — 
 
 The usual Sunday and other Services oi the Church have 
 been reguhirly held in this Mission during the year. The 
 attendance at the Churches has been fairly good. Holy 
 Communion has been a Iministered in both Churches once 
 every month. Seventy-eight Communicants have partaken 
 of the Sacred Rite at intervals daring the year. The Sunday 
 Schools in both Churches were well attejided during the 
 season ; i'ortv scholars in both Cliurches aitou'ether. Miss 
 Roe's Bible Class, at the Parsonage, during the Winter, is 
 always well attended by the girls of the Church. A singing 
 class, conducted by my daughters, is held once a week in 
 the Church, at St. Stephen's, and is a great attraction. 
 
 The principal event in our Mission, during th(? year, was 
 the first visit of our Bishop in September last. His Lordship 
 held two Coniirmation Services on the Uth September, one 
 at St. Stephen's C/hurch in the morning, where he Con- 
 lirmed six young persons. In the afternoon, he drove to the 
 Church ot the Ascension, Campbell's Corners, and Conhrmed 
 seven young people there. His Lordship's Addresses to 
 the Candidates were verv touching, and the Sermon in 
 both Churches were most engau'ing and alfectionate, and 
 made a marked impresion on the hearers. The attendance 
 at the Churches was not so large as it would have been on 
 a Sunday, and many of the membeis were absent at the 
 Sherbrooke Fair. 
 
 The Bishop paid a visit to an old lady who has been bed- 
 ridden for a long time, and spoke words of comfort and 
 consolation to her. 
 
 The two Branches of the Woman's Auxiliary for Missions 
 are well attended every month, at St. Stephen's Parsonage 
 and Campbell's Clorners. Under their auspices we had a 
 visit from the Honbl. Miss Sugden, agent for the Church 
 of England Zi'uana Missionary Society ; she held several 
 meetings in the Churches, and attracted a great many to 
 hear her tell her story of the wretched state of the i)oor 
 young girls of India. She told her story well and received 
 large contributions in aid of the Society. 
 
 We had a visit from the Archdeacon on the 6th August, 
 to stir us up on the subject of the assessments to the 
 Diocesan Board. He addressed both congregations and 
 
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 went over the whole history of the Church Society I'or the 
 past thirty years, and showed the necessity oi' increased 
 exertion, on the part of the members of the Church in the 
 Diocese, in "bearing their own burdens," as the tS. P. (>. 
 is about to withdravt their support, " at our own request." 
 "We had our usual tSunday tSchool pic-nic, but it was 
 unfortunately a disagreabk^ day and was not so well 
 attended as usual. 
 
 A Christmas Tree, got up by Miss Watts, the teacher of 
 the School, was a great success and was very well attended, 
 there was music, singing and recitations, dialogues, &c. 
 
 There has btnni a good deal of sickness here, and we miss 
 three of our old members, who have gone to their rest. 
 
 1 have paid two hundred and lifty pastoral visits during 
 the year, l)esid(\s many visits to sick persons. 
 
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 The Rev. W. Ct. Faulconer reports : — 
 
 Ho/// Trinit// Church, Up/ier Irelmid. — At this Station 
 things have gone on steadily as usual. The chief event 
 was the visitation of our Chief Pastor throughout the Parish, 
 with the Archdeacon of Quebec, which was most cordially 
 appreciated through the length and breadth of the whole 
 Palish, (an account of whieh was published in two or three 
 Church Pap(^rs in June last.) 
 
 Our Serviees here on the average have been well at- 
 tended, and our Communicants have increased twenty or 
 more in number since the Conlirmation in Jtme. 
 
 The Sunday Sehools ai-e progressing, under the Superin- 
 tendent. Mr. \Vm. G. Stewart, who as usual has denied 
 himself in this service for the Master. 
 
 Death has again carried oil" many of our oldest Parishion- 
 ers and made gaps not easily filled. Mr. James Wilson, 
 one of the oldest supporters of the Church Society, deceased 
 in March last, and bequeathed to the Church Society eleven 
 hundred dollars in gratitude for the past kindness of the 
 Society in providing Missionaries to look after the welfare 
 of their souls when the Mission was too poor to support a 
 Clergyman. 
 
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 Chrid CIiNrch, Loirer Ireland. — Things have gone on 
 quietly hero, and I tvu.st some progress has been made. 
 Our iServiees have been well attended, and the Communi- 
 cants have increased sitice the Conlirmation by our revered 
 Bishop. ( )nr Sunday School has been well attended and 
 made progress under the care and teaching ol" Mrs. \Vm. 
 Johnson. The W. M. A. has done good work this year, 
 and has sent ont both money and a parcel to our Mis- 
 sionaries in the I'ar "West . 
 
 The Choir has also improved under the ellbrls oi" Miss 
 Mary Marshall, who is worthy oi" our best thanks. 
 
 Death has also carried oil som*? of the lirst settlers in this 
 part ot the Parish, but I trust our loss has been iheir .;ain. 
 
 SL Lnh'ca C/urrch, Ailderlij. — Occasional Services are held 
 here. 
 
 I much regret to state my faithful Church- Warden. Tho- 
 mas AValker, died lasl September, while 1 was away on my 
 vacation. He had just become a Communicant and always 
 shewed much hospitality to his Pastor, and interest in his 
 Church. Adderly is the poorer for his loss. I hope other 
 young- men may take warning from his sndden death, and 
 give their Divine Master the early (hiys of their youth. 
 
 St. Peler'a Chufch, Black L'tke. — Fortnightly Services are 
 held here regularly. Our congregation has diminished 
 owing to the work at the Mines ceasing, a few families 
 only are left. 
 
 The Woman's Guild has done good work throughout the 
 year, though their numbers are few. 
 
 Our Organist. ^Irs. Wilson, deserves our best thanks for 
 her untiring eifbrts wnth the Choir and ( )rgan 
 
 This Church was dedicated last ,Tune, when our Bishop 
 held his Coniirmation, at which live were i>resente<l. 
 
 Our Services here are always very lunirty, and 1 trust 
 Black Lake will make progress when the Mines open next 
 Spring. 
 
 *S7. Johns Church, Thelford Mines. — Fortnightly Services 
 through the Summer, and monthly Services during Winter, 
 have ])een held here. The congregation is very small, 
 owing to the closing of the Mines and there ])eing no labour 
 for workers in the Winter. 
 
 The Lord Bishop dedicated our little Church here last 
 June. 
 
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 I hope things will improve when the Asbestos Mines 
 open au^ain. as I trust they may next Summer. 
 
 When r survey the Parisli as a whole, I see much to be 
 thankful for, but at the same time much more might be 
 done, if times were more prosperous. 
 
 KING.SEY. 
 
 The itev. James S. Sykes reports : — 
 
 In this Mission the year 18113 has been marked by many 
 changes. l>y removals and deaths our numbers have been 
 considerably reduced. Two families leaving St. Paul's, 
 Sydenham, took from our subscriptions toward assessment 
 ^2S. Two from Spooner Pond >t;2-3. From the same cause 
 Denison's Mills loses about ijil '). Add to these some smaller 
 subscriptions, making the total loss over ii^TO, a large sum 
 for a weak remainder to make up. 
 
 ( )ur Sunday Schools have gone on as usual, that at 
 Sydenham numbering thirty scholars, taught by ]\Irs. Sykes 
 and tlie Misses Lodge. The one at Spooner Pond, taught 
 by Mis Lonsdcll and the Misses Hall, hns lifteen scholars. 
 Those latter have kindly paid for the papering of the 
 Vestry — supi)lied it with a carpet, chair and stove-pipes — 
 the stove being the gift of Mr. John Evans. I am thankful 
 to the donors and fully appreciate their kindness on cold 
 winter nights. The Sunday School at Denison's is still in 
 operation, presided over by Mr. Wm. Denison, who is 
 indeibtiiiiible in his ellbrts for its success. 
 
 In June, Mrs. Geo. Itall, a good, earnest, conscientious 
 church-woman, departed this life, respected by all who 
 knew hov, and a warm personal friend, to whom I stand 
 indebted for many kind and generous gifts. 
 
 Another, Mrs. ('leon IJroek, a good wife and mother, 
 died after only two weeks' illness, regrettixl by a large 
 cii'cle of friends. Still another, Mrs. Perkins, a kindly old 
 lady of ninety-three, died. It was my privilege to minister 
 to all these, and brighten their last day^^ with w^ords of 
 hope and good cheer from God's Holy word. 
 
 A Bazaar in connection with Spooner Pond netted .'$40, 
 and a concert at Sydenham, got up to pay arrears of 
 a.ssessment. brought in $45. 
 
 
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 JiAKK ST. JOHN INDIAN MISSION. 
 
 The ovi'iil ol' importanco this year, was the const'cratioii 
 of the Church on July 1-tli, when sixty Indians «oinmunic- 
 a(<'d. Th(» llishop of Now York kindly conducted one 
 Sund;iy fScrvice. and preached an eloqucnl sermon. A purse, 
 conlaininu' ^:>1, was ])r('S('nted to llu' Missionary. A bell has 
 been ])rocured from HaKimore, and there is !$!21in the bank 
 towards a stone foundation for the Church. This sum was 
 raised through oliertory eollections. 
 
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 The Kev, J. Kothera reports : — 
 
 In looking" over the past year, it is with mingled feelings 
 of joy and sorrow. There are many things to be thankful 
 to Almighty God for : as signs of active life, and progress 
 made in Church work. On the other liand the apathy and 
 indifference of many are causes of regret. 
 
 St. James' Church is near to the Parsonage and is the 
 head-quarters of the; Mission. The Services have been kept 
 up regularly without omission, during the year, morning 
 and evening alternately, besides the chief festivals of the 
 Church. The attendance has been good during the Summer 
 months. I had Services also at Nelson's Koad and Wilson's 
 Mills School-houses once a month, which have been very 
 w^ell attended. I am pleased to note that the attendance at 
 Holy Communion, which has been administered once a 
 muuth, has been l)etter thaji Jast year ; the average attend- 
 ance has been over twenty. The Sunday School has done 
 good work, and was carried on through the Summer months 
 with the help of Mr. J. Prout and live teachers. I am sorry 
 I can only be present every other Sunday, when I give object 
 lessons on the Bible and Catechism. 
 
 The Sunday School Annual pic-nic took place on August 
 15th. Avhen the scholars, teachers and friends met at the 
 Church, and after a short Service, adjourned to the grounds 
 adjoining the Parsonage until the rain came, which com- 
 pelled them to take refuge in the Parsonage, where they 
 took tea, and sp^-at the rest oJ' the evening in singing and 
 
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 On October 2!>th, each Siiiulay scholar was presented 
 with a book according- io merit (during the Service), which 
 gave stitisfaction to all. 
 
 The Liiflies Aid hiivc ))*H'n slendily working and doing 
 their lilt' ^ for (lod and His Church. They i)urchased and 
 presented to St. .Tiiiiies' Church, a i)lated set ol' Communion 
 vessels, ami put a hard-wood floor in the dining room at the 
 Parsonage, al.'^o bought ]>aint to i)aint the Church. 
 
 The Yen. Archdeacon of (Quebec paid us a visit on De- 
 cember 10th, and preached three times during the dav : 
 at St. James', 10.80 A.M. ; St. Mark's, Kinnear's Mills, 
 2.H0 r.M. ; St. Matthew's. Beattie's Settlement. (1.80 
 P.M. He addressed the dillerent congregations on 
 behalf of the Diocesan Hoard, and explained tiie neces- 
 sity of increasing their assessments, to help to make 
 up the deficiency made by the withdrawal of the grant 
 of the S. P, Gr. We were very Ibrtunate, this year, 
 in having two visits paid us by our esteei -ed Uishop. 
 The lirst vi^it was on .lune (!th, when His J^oraship Con- 
 lirmed six at St. Mark's, Kinnear's Mills, and three at St. 
 James', Leeds ; and on the 7th dedicated the new Church 
 at Beattie's SettlenuMit and Conlirmed sixteen. And on the 
 second visit, December 1 tth, the Bishop vamo to Brouuhton, 
 which is twenty miles Irom the Parsoiiage, where two 
 Candidates were i)n'sented for Conlirmalion ; and at a 
 Missionary Meeting, the same evening, held at St. James' 
 Church, the Bishop gave us a very interesting account of 
 his work at South Acton, London, which w^as listened to 
 with marked attention. On the next day, he consecrated St. 
 Matthew's ^'hureh at Beattie's Settlement, 'i'hese visits 
 have proved very helpful, both to the Minister and the 
 people. Such visits give much encouragement and impetus 
 to the work going on. 
 
 I am sorry to state we have lost one of our best Church- 
 v/orkers. by the death of Mr. Geo. Bayne. who has filled 
 various olhces : as Choir-master, Sunday School Teacher and 
 Lay Delegate during thirty years at this Church. Our loss 
 is his gain. 
 
 During my absence, in the month of July, the Services 
 were taken by Mr. N. Bayne, with acce])tance and satisfac- 
 tion to the ])t'ople. 
 
 St. Mdllheivs, Beatlies Settlement. — 1 am pleased to state 
 that the Church is finished, and the Bishop consecrated 
 
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 it to the service of Almighty God on December loth, which 
 was a time for great joy and blessino-, when one adult was 
 Baptized and seven aduUs were Coniirmedat the same time. 
 I trust that the Church may be a centre for g'ood, and that 
 the people will make full use of tlie means of grace given 
 to them by Grod, that they make progress in their s]:)iritual 
 life. There were no Communicanls here until June the 
 7tli, when the Bishop ConUrmed sixteen and administered 
 the Holy Commimion to thirty for the first time. There 
 are now ihirty-four Communicants with an average attend- 
 ance of twcnty-lhree. I hope this is the Ix'ginning of better 
 things to Ihis congregation. I held a Sunday School here 
 during the Sumnu'r mouths. On November 21st, a Service 
 of song was given by the young people, which realized '^\2. 
 
 Our than i'is are due to "St. Matthew's Guild" for the 
 beautiful Altar cloth they made us at ai)Out half cost. 
 And to the " Church Helpers' Association." Quebec, for the 
 fair linen and a set of plated Altar vessels which they let us 
 have for sia.io. 
 
 There are many things required yet, especially a Font. 
 
 St. Mark's, Kinneurs Milh. — Divine Service is held here 
 every Sunday morning and afternoon alternately, besides 
 Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and Thanksgiving Day, also, 
 a fortnightly week-day Service. The attendance at these 
 Sei v'ices might have been better. The Holv Communion is 
 administered once a month. The average attendence has 
 been over ten. 
 
 I hold monthly Services at Frizzel Hill and at the School 
 House, in the iirst range of Leeds, which have been well 
 attended. 
 
 I endeavored to esta'olish a Sunday School here ; two 
 young ladies promised to lielp, ])ut could not get the 
 i:>arents to bring their children to School, because of the long- 
 distance most of them live from the Church. 
 
 St. Lukes, Brono'h/oN. — Divine Service is held here once 
 in six weeks. The families here ase now very few. The 
 journey to get there and back makes it very hard. The 
 Bishop visited this Church on Decem])er 14th; two Can- 
 didates wei'e i:)resented ibr C'onlirmation. 
 
 I have been collecting what was promised towards the 
 Bishop Williams' .Memoi'ial P^uid, but have not succeeded 
 in getting it all in yet. Therefoi'e too late to be inserted in 
 this year's accounts. 
 
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 In conclusion. 1 wish to express my sincere and hearty 
 thanks to the Wardens, Sunday School Teachers, the Or- 
 ganist and members of the Choir, the Kev. J. Kemp and 
 Mr. J Front, for their kind help. I pray that God's bless- 
 ing may rest upon them and their work. 
 
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 The Ixev. A. C. Scarth reports :— 
 
 On the 13th of February, the Lord Bishop dedicated a 
 new and beautiful Altar, which had been presented to the 
 Church by the members of the Guild. We are also 
 indebted to the Guild for a new purple Altar cloth, and 
 liangings for the I'rayer Desk for use during Advert and 
 Lent. We have had a brass Altar desk given by thv' <Tuild, 
 aided by a donation from Mrs. Phillips, to whom we are 
 indebted for costly gifts in the })ast. This lady has also, as 
 a free gift to the Church, re-carj^etcd the whole of the 
 Choir, which is a very great imi)rovement. 
 
 Among the items mcludt^d in the iiiiancial statement 
 under the head of " other purposes," i.s the amount raised 
 by the Guild during the past year, vi/.. $146. 7o. There is 
 also a sum of ^200, which has been collected in the Parish 
 to replace! the memorial window to the late Dr. Nicolls in 
 the College Chapel. It also includes donations amounting 
 to over $40, and a sum of $10 laid out on the Sunday School 
 Library. 
 
 Our two Parochial organizations are still doing their quiet 
 and useful work. I look upon our Woman's Auxiliary, 
 both senior and junior branches, as a most important means 
 ol keeping bright and active among us the true spirit of the 
 Church cf Christ. The Guild, too, is most helpful. To the 
 loving lah,>rs of its members we owe many things for the 
 beautilyiug of the Sanctuary, which otherwise we should 
 never have obtained. 
 
 Servicers have beiMi held in the Chuvch w^ithout interrup- 
 tion on every Suiulay and Holy Day throughout the year, 
 and since the dedication of our new Altar there has been a 
 weekly celebration of the Holy Communion, and also one 
 on '-AH Saints" Day and I'estivals. During Advent and 
 Lent we had special Services and courses of Sermons, 
 
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 which were well attended. We have had the privilege of 
 having our Bishop with Ufs several limes during the year, 
 and oi" having both Canoii Bullock and the Bishop of New 
 Westminster address us in earnest, tender and solemn 
 words. May all those opportunities and means of grace be 
 abundantly blessed to the Glory of God and to the good of 
 souls. 
 
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 LEVIS. 
 
 The Kev. J. M. Thompson reports : — 
 
 I was inducted into this Parish, by his Lordship the 
 Bishop of the Diocese, on the 1st of January. I8O0, and at 
 once began to hnd out the people belongina' to the Church. 
 In doing this, I was greatly helped by the carefully 
 prepared, and methodically arranged list of Tarishioners 
 made by my predecessor, the Kev. G. G. MicoUs. 
 
 There are now in connection with Levis congregation, 
 thirty-seven families, and twenty-two individuals not 
 numbered in families. These are scattered over an area 
 extending from Beaumont to the Etchemin Iviver. Gom- 
 mencii)g wilh the 1st of January. iSH;}. Levis and New 
 Liverpool were united and i)laced under my ministration, 
 with the understanding that New Jivcrpool should have 
 one Service evcny Sunday. One Service each month, to be 
 held in the morning, with a Celebration of the Holy 
 Communion, ;''•■" the rest of the v^ervices lo be held in the 
 afternoon. 
 
 This arrangement took from Levis one morning Service 
 every month, vhicli has been a great deprivation for a con- 
 gregation that had always enjoyed twoSi'rvices on Sunday, 
 To supply this loss, the Kev. Mr. Lariviere came over f^'om 
 Quebec, and gave a Service on the Sundiiy morning that 1 
 was at New Liverpool. 
 
 Since the hrst of April, I have given Levis an early 
 Celebration of Holy Communion, on the iirst Sunday in the 
 month, after which 1 have driven to New Liverj)ool for 
 morning Service and Holy Communion — returning to Ja'vIs 
 for a Children's Servi<-e at three, and Evening i'rayer at 
 7 r.M. On the other Sundays of the month there have 
 been regular morning and evening Services every Sunday, 
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 the third Sunday. Thore have been also, with a few 
 interruptions, Service on Wednesday evenings, and on the 
 principal Festivals ol' the Church's year. In addition to 
 these Services, Cottage Iv^adings have been held i'ort- 
 niglitly during the Winter, and monthly during the 
 Summer months, at the house of Mr. (xeorge Sample, 
 Iladlow Cove, and at Mr. Craig's School-house. At all of 
 these Services, the attendance was very encouraging. 
 
 The Sunday attendance, at Levis, has been fairly good, 
 considering that so many of our people are engaged in 
 (jmploynients wiiich require them to work on Sunday 
 There has been, liowever, a vcr\^ percoptil)le improvemeiii: 
 in ihc Sunday evtiiiing congregations, nnd in the number of 
 regular (.■ommunicants, I wish I <*ould say the same of the 
 week evening Services. Of our growth in spiritual things, 
 I cannot speak very confidently, for if there is spiritual 
 Vih at all, it lies deep in the human heart, and is known 
 only to (lod who seeth in secret, but I have reason to hope 
 that in this most important matter we have made some 
 progress. 
 
 The Ladies' Guild has worked faithfully during another 
 year, and gathered by its devoted labours *i")2.5/i. to be 
 (Expended on some object connected wit'-i the C.siuch or 
 Ivectory. During the past Summer tbc Onild ex^^ended, 
 under the direction of Mr. Tolield and Mr. T*,shua Ttiornn- 
 son, the sum of $145.40 in repairing aiid paii^ling the out- 
 side of the Ivectory, an 1 has also given $'2ij towards 
 purchasing a new Carpet fo • the Chancel of the Church. Li 
 addiiion to this, the Church- Wardens expanded upon the 
 fences around the Church property, and upon rep:!irs on 
 the outside of the C^hurch, tlu^ .sum of !j;157.0i). Th" .noney 
 1(>. these much needed repairs was raised by two l.oncerts 
 conducted by Miss N. Piton, our devoted Organist, assi,',r,ed 
 by otluM- younii' friends in the I'arish. There was also a 
 (larden Party in the Uectory grounds under the manage- 
 ment of the Ladies of the congregation. The sums 
 realized from these ellbrts, and a few subscriptions from 
 friends who had relations buried in the grave-yard, enabled 
 the Wardens to pay lor the work as it was done, so that we 
 enter upon 181)4 with all our property ^vcll fenced, and all 
 our buildings in good repair and no debt upon the Parish. 
 And \vhat is more, we have on hand ii^OI, towards 
 purchasing a Carpet for the Chancel of the Church, and 
 
 
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 matting for the Aisle. This amount has all boon raised in 
 the place, with the exception of |;10, which were given by 
 the Church IIeli)ers' Association of Quebec, I'or which I desire 
 to express my sincere thaiiks. Tiie Woman's Auxiliary has 
 been quite active durinu' the year, besich^s regular monthly 
 meetings lor work, two public Missionary Meetings wen' 
 held, at the first of Avhich able addresses were given by 
 the Rev. Canon Thorneloe. of Sherbrook(\ and the Rev. 
 Messrs. Forsythe, of Stanstead and AVasher, of I'ortneuf. 
 "With the second, was incorpormed our Annual IntiM'cessory 
 Service for Missions, and w^as addressed by the ltt)v. Mr. 
 Balfour, on the value and necessity of Prayer, and by the 
 Rev. Mr. Tarrock, on the obliuation which rests upon all 
 Christians to assist in Missionary w^ork. 
 
 The Rev Mr. Fyles followed these interesiing a(ldress"S 
 by a thoughtful review of the work done l)y the Womiin's 
 Auxiliary throughout the Dominion. The sum of $24.72 
 w^as realized by the Auxiliary's labours and colleetions at 
 Missionary Meetings. 
 
 The ^Sunday School still goes on under the faifhl'ul 
 superintendency of Mr. George Addie. who has associated 
 with him five I'aithful and devoted teaidiers. 1 try to assist 
 them by addressing or catechising the children once a 
 month. Through the ellorts of the Sunday School Teachers, 
 aided by a liberal grant from the S. V. C. K., we have a very 
 fine Library, which is very much aj)preciated by both pa- 
 rents and children. The sum of $20. KG was contributed lor 
 Sunday School work durina- the year. 
 
 The Lord Bishop of the Diocese visited this Paiish on the 
 oOth of March, and Confirmed eighteen persons, all of 
 whom became Communicants at once, and have com- 
 municated with more or less regularity ever since. 
 
 I cannot close this report without expressing niv sincere 
 thanks to the Organist and Choir, the Church- Wardens and 
 all others who have kindly assisted me by their faithful 
 and devoted services, to advance the cause of Christ and 
 His Church in this place. 
 
 What the future of this Parish will be. it is dillicult to 
 say, for deaths and removals are constantly reducing our 
 numbers. Mr. William Tolield and family, all devoted and 
 faithful members of the Church, havt^ left us to take up 
 their residence in the City of (Quebec. Mr. Wilkinson and 
 family have removed to the Western State's. Mrs, DeTotus, 
 
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 Mrs. Simmons and Mr>. Simpson, old members of the 
 coiigTegation, and Ida Sample. Bertha Atkinson, lambs of 
 the tlock, havt\ during thr' year, b-en tran,s[)lanted to the 
 paradise of ( J-od. 
 
 ]\IAGD.VLEN ISLANDS. 
 
 Th(^ Rev. Josiah Ball reports : — 
 
 The usuiil Missionary work has been regularly carried 
 on at Grindstone' and l*]ntry Island, and my visits to Grrosse 
 Isle changi'd from monthly lo once in three weeks. Next 
 Summer. I purpose holding Services there every alternate 
 week. The in lections disease which broke out at Grosse 
 lsl(\ three Summers sinci', rcvippeared in June last, and in 
 a very brief time, carried oil' three children. lam thankful 
 to say there have biMMi no cases since. But this occurriMice 
 so alarmed the ])arent; that thev were afraid to assemble in 
 Church, noi, knowing whence the infection came, so that my 
 work at that end of the Mission has been sadly interrupted. 
 Three families left their houses for an indelinite period, 
 two went lo Ih-yon Ishmd. and one to Ohl Harry Head, in 
 order, if i)o. oible, to escape the conlauion. 
 
 In August, llie Lord Bishop of the Diocese visited this 
 Mission, and held Services at Entry Island, Amherst and 
 Grrindstone. Seven younu' persons were Conlirmed at 
 l^]ntry, and six at the latter place. His Jjordship did not 
 visit Grosse Isle owinn- to the sad circumstances above 
 mentioned. The Bishop, however, left a letter of con- 
 dolence, which was read at f]ast Cape at a Service held in a 
 private house, and again at Grosse Isle, to the lew persons 
 whom the Missionary could i)ei'suade to assembh^ in the 
 Church, in the month of September. 
 
 At the Uishop's request, llitve commenced collecting 
 funds for tht; purpose of buildinu' a small Church on Entry 
 Islaiul, as the Services there .ire now held in a private 
 dwelling. Nearly one half the estimated cost of the build- 
 inirhas l).>en raised, and it is hoped that by next Spring 
 there will be a sufhcient sum on hand to enable us to 
 proceed with lln^ undertaking. In this matter, our thanks 
 are due to the Honourable Senator Brice, for his very liberal 
 contribution. 
 
 I would take this opportunity to thank the Church 
 
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 Helpers of Que})ec for the travelling Communion Set pre- 
 sented by 1 hem ibr the use of this ^fission; and also to 
 Mrs. lleneker, of Sherbrooke, lor (he barrel of elothhii;' for 
 distribuiion among the poorer members of my Hock. 
 
 I'inane ally. I an-* tliankful to say that a more liberal 
 spirit has V en manifested l)y the Grindstone eong-reiintion 
 in the m.;tier of payiiiii' their assessments, but (Irossv IsUms 
 sti!l dv^liri nt. The appeal towards the Bishop 'Williams' 
 >I 'Hiorial Mission Fund has also been fairly responded to. 
 
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 M.VLH.ME. 
 
 The Rev. Geo. Radley Walters reports : — 
 
 I have but simply to report the ordinary routine of CV)ast 
 Missionary work for another yar. consist iiifj; of frequent 
 Services, Parish visitinii', Church buildinu-, tVc. 
 
 In the month of July, our tTood Bishop visited us, accom- 
 panied by his son and the Veneiabh; Archdeacon Ivoe, 
 when our two Churches, St. Peter's, Malbaie. and St. 
 Luke's, Corner of the iieach, were consecrated. The Holy 
 Communion was cel.,-brat«»d after each Consecration Service. 
 Forty-thr<>e Candiuites were Confirmed, three beiiio- adults 
 and near their severitieth year, (there being a Coniirmation 
 in each Chnrclr). His Lordship alto consecrated apiece 
 of land, at the Corner of the Beach, for a Burial Giound. 
 
 Much ii)ter(^st was manif sted in these Services, the 
 Churches were full ; every one being much impressed by 
 the earnest, soul stirring and loving addresses delivered 
 both at the Consecration and (Vniiirmation Services, by the 
 Bishop, and all here look forward wJtii much pleasure to 
 his LordshijKs m^xt visit. 
 
 In the afternoon of each day, the Archd<>acon pleaded 
 very earnestly the claims of th Diocesan Bo-vrd for an in- 
 creased amount of yearly assessment. 
 
 We have four Day Schools (Protestant) in the Mission, 
 tv\'o oi which are kept open the whole of the school year, 
 viz: Malbaie and the New Line; at Barachois, school is 
 kej)t part of the year ; at Corner of the Beach, aohool is 
 kept perhaps during the Winter, or may })e the Summer 
 only, this year, for lack of funds ; and being joined to the 
 Perce district, they have no teacher, consequently no school 
 
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 is taupi'ht. The twelve families there, all members of our 
 own Church, are ieclino- very dispirited to see their chil- 
 dren grow up without any educational advantages, the 
 assessment arising' Trom their property is not adequate for 
 the support of a Teacher, Ix'ing but i^oO yearly. I have 
 thought of applying to the " Education Fund " of the 
 Diocesan Church Society I'or a small grant on behalf of 
 Corner Beach ; however small a recognition, it would be 
 much a})]n*eciated by our Corner Beach peo]:»le. 
 
 I am happy to report that the exterior of our third new 
 Church, (the one now bitildiuu' at Barachois,) is quite com- 
 pleted. I am now endeavouring to obtain from the families 
 there material for linishing the interior. I am — ■jt eager 
 to complete this Church during the coming Summer, if 
 ])()ssible. I think, for its si/e, it promises to be the most 
 successful of the three. 
 
 We are just now considering- the work of staining and 
 varnishinii' the interior of our Malbaie and Corner Beach 
 Churches. The (ionu're<»-ation of each of these Churches 
 have procured nearly sullieitmi funds for the work from 
 suc(3essful Tea ;iud Kancy Sales held during tlic past year. 
 Our greatest ditliiiilty now is to procure t\v, material from 
 Montreal, which duriiur the Winter months can only be 
 brought as fir as Ciirlct in, thu- uece-«sitLitiiig, for some one, 
 a drive of one hundred ind forty miles each way to procure 
 it. 1 must not forget to thank the i'lmilies of Viberts aiul 
 Mabes at ( 'orner Beach for an immense amount of trouble 
 undertaken in providing so goad a Tea, and in every way 
 helping to make the. undertaking so successful in their 
 Ch.urch's behalf 
 
 During the Summer months. Miss LeClresley and Miss 
 LeGros kindly assisted me as teachers in my Simday 
 School, the nuvnber of children attending being much as 
 last year. The distance at which many live is the chief 
 cause of irregularity. The Sunday Services during last 
 year, at each ol luy three Stations, wen^ better attended 
 than they have been for ([uite a long time past. This I 
 noticed especially in Malbaie. Oar Sunday Offertory too 
 has shown a decided in« n-ase. 
 
 Twice Inst Wiiiter, ; ; Malbiie and at Corner Beach, I 
 held Laiuern Services, the Church(:S being crowded. Of 
 course .h . ? were week n^ght Services, when I exhibited 
 "Scenes ill the life of Our J^ord." 
 
 
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 On the evening of Good Inidiiy, alter tlie I^itiiny, we hail 
 the Stations of the Cross, with suitable Hymns. Shown 
 from the Jjanlern, tliese Services were very much appre- 
 ciated, and impnvssed the story of Our Blessed Lord's Hie 
 and death on the minds of thes^ people much more foreii)ly 
 than a Sermon. 
 
 Our Itarvest Services were very sucec^ssful this year, l)otli 
 our Cliurches were nicely decorated. At Corn(>r Beach the 
 youno- peoi)le displayed much taste, and took ptiins to make 
 their Church look very pretty. At Malbaie the Chancel 
 was extremely well decorated, the Pulpit, Prayer De.sk and 
 Lectern, and the sills of the windows, were amass of moss, 
 fern, grain, leaves and crab apples. For all this work 1 
 must thank Mrs. Collas. Miss I.eCxresley, Miss LeG-ros and 
 Mrs. Hocquard — Mrs Collas sending a number of llow<'rs 
 in pots, which were tasteiully arranged along the Chancel 
 sti?ps. 
 
 1 would thank Mr. Collas for largely h(>lping tin; Church- 
 Wardens in collecting the year's assessment. 
 
 At Corner lieach, ihiiiiks to Mr. Malx;, our assessment 
 was collected jmnnptly. To the AVardens there, is due the 
 eredit of gettinu' t)u( congregation to place a neat new fence, 
 as a free gift, around the Church property. 1 am also in- 
 debted, through Mrs. James Vi})ert, to the s'ood people at 
 the Corner, for the gift of a handsome black Marble (lock, 
 as a Christmas liift, bearing a suiiable inscrij)tion on a 
 silver plate. For this J tender them my ))est thanks. 
 
 To my Wardens, Messrs. L(»Marquand and John LeGro.s, 
 .Tnr., for their services during the year, is due the I hanks 
 of the congreuation. 
 
 1 am just in receipt of a large number of the " Banner of 
 F'aith Almanacks," from the Lady Mabc^lla Knox, of J'hig- 
 land, one of which 1 intend placing in every house in my 
 Mission during the lirst week of the new vear. 
 
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 The Rev. Fdgar B. Ilusbaiul reports : — 
 
 Nevj Carlisle, — On the whole there is much cause for 
 thankfulness. The attendance at Church on Sundays has 
 been better than in the previous year, although there is 
 great room for improvement. The assessment has been 
 
rou'iilavly paid, l)ut iiol, willioiit much trouble to the 
 Church- Wnidoiis. I trust ihc duy is not far distant wli^'ii 
 the cou'-irpii'tiliou will ronlizo thoir duty in ihis matter. 
 Our ('oiumuiiicanls, I roi»ret to say, are lew Ibv the size of 
 the c()iigrei>'atioii. jMay God stir uj) our hearts in this 
 matter. 
 
 The Sunday Sdiool h;is l)e,en laithlully carried on during" 
 the past year. Once a month I catechised the children, 
 and lately have held a, special Service ibr them. I much 
 reg-ret th(^ loss ol' three iaithlul teachers through removal to 
 other places, hut trust th''ir successors will Follow in their 
 Ibotsteps, and thus help in making' the Sundiiy School the 
 backbone ol" the I'aiisli. I long to see the pai'.nits taking a 
 greater interest in this most important work, by seeing that 
 their (.'liildren attend I'egularly. 
 
 1 am glad lo say <'onsiderabl<' progress has been made 
 with the new Church. The outside (tower excepted) is 
 
 near » oiupletion. 
 
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 tin; Sirring. Then I hope the whole conii'n^uation will 
 give a willinii' hand (o ))uil down the old (Uiurch and lit 
 u[) the new. ( )ne ihinu" is <|uite certain, we cannot renmin 
 in the old ('hur<-h anothiu' Winter. 
 
 Miss K. Muri.>on has collected on behalt' of the new 
 Cliureh in al! .s;;;>,7.1-J. 
 
 In August, a very successful (^)ncert was held in the 
 Town Hall on bi'half of anew ()r2an. Sixty-one dollars 
 were realized. 
 
 Tn the lIpp<M- School llou.ve, I have hehrfhursday Even- 
 ing Servic(>s, whi(.'h lia\ .' bi>eii well attended. Jjurijig the 
 Winter, I am holding one Sumlay Evening Service, as well, 
 with much success. 
 
 The Sunday School liere also has Ix'cn laithfully carried 
 on, and occasionally calechised by me. 
 
 A united Sunday School Tr«?at was held in the Temper- 
 ance Hall in January, and one in which Paspebiac joined 
 in the K'ectory grounds, in September. 
 
 P(isj)f:l)i(((:. — Stc^ady work has been going on in this Par- 
 ish, which is producing good fruit. The attendance at 
 Church lias been vt^vy regular. The Woman's Auxiliary 
 and Guild have don(> good work. The Auxiliary has now 
 fourteen members, all of whom take a deep interest in its 
 work. A very substantial barrel of clothing has been sent 
 to Fort Alexander. All have worked w^ell. 
 
 
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 Th«^ monibei's of ihfi Guild hnrc now complotetl thoir 
 work 111 l)uikliiiii- the Church I lull. Tlioy hold a IJazaar in 
 NovembiM', which realized one hundred and hity-seven 
 dollars, thus cnahlin^- them to pay oil the cntiri' d»d)t on 
 the huildiiiu', indudiuii' the ]);iintiiii;'. They dcsiM'Vi' g'rcal 
 praise lor hrinuing- l]iisseir-im|)OS('d work to such a success- 
 ful issue. 
 
 In January, a very i^ieasanl Parish 'Pea and Social was 
 held in the Church 'llall. 
 
 The Sunday School also has hcen laithlully carried on 
 during: the past year. 
 
 Ilopc/oirrt. — The new Church and Burial-Ground were 
 consecrated on July iMst. when a very hearty Service was 
 held, assisted by the Choir Ironi Paspcbiac. It was a day 
 that will long be renienibered, especially by those who 
 have takiMi such a deep interest in its erection. There has 
 been a reuular attendance, though we hope before long to 
 see more taking- an interest in their Chuich. Through the 
 exertions of Mrs. Charles Smith, we have been able to pur- 
 chase a small Organ lor the Church. Our thanks are due 
 to the Church Helpers' Society, Quebec, for the Altar cloth 
 and hanging they so u'enerously gave. 
 
 I must not coiicliide without mention of the great event 
 of the year, I mean hi.s Lordship's !irst visit amongst us. 
 His able and earnest addresses seem to have lelt a deep 
 impression. 1 am glad many availed ihemselves of the 
 opportunity of me(>ting his l^ordship at the Rectory, not- 
 withstanding the inclemiMit weather. 
 
 I desire to thank the iinit(Hl Parishes for their loyal wel- 
 come to their Bishop, a)ul for many kindnes.ses, su])stantial, 
 and otherwis(% to myself duiing the past year. 
 
 .\EW LIVERPOOL. 
 
 The Rev. I. M. Thompson leports: — 
 I was inducted into the Incumbency of this 
 Sunday, the 1st of January, l^Oo, by his I, 
 Bishop of the Diocese, and at once entered upon the duties. 
 There are connected with New Liverpool (Congregation, 
 eighteen families in Winter, and twenty-one in Summer, 
 three families mo^ ing to Quebec for the Winter months. 
 
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 In iulditioii to thes<\ thoro am six adults not counted in 
 lainilics. Of these I'aiiiilios. Ihvoo vesid(3 ai C'haudiere Curve, 
 two at ("haudiere Mills, two at Uehiir. one at St. Henri, the 
 others live in the vicinity ot the Church. 
 
 New Liver])oul has had lor the yoar a xular Sunday 
 SiM'vice and a niont Illy Celebration ol'the 1 , Communion; 
 also, dnrinii tli/ \Vint(!r months, wt^'k-day Services on all 
 the principal l-'estivals ol' liic! Church, in addition, there 
 have l)''en I'oitniuiitly Servie(>s lor the Winter, and monthly 
 I'or the Summer, at Chaudiere Curve, where there are sev- 
 eral Protestant I'amilies outside oI' those h(don<jfinn' to the 
 Church, and occasional (^ottaa'e lleadinus at St. Henri, 
 IJelair and ( 'haudiere Mills. All ol' these Services have 
 l)een well attendt'd. 
 
 The attendance lor the year, at New Liverpool, has been 
 very ijood, and. consideriuLi' the distance that many of our 
 jieople live IVom the Church, very steady, so that when 
 the roads are at all pjissable. our ]ieople are W(dl repre- 
 sented at ('hureh. The number of Communicants has also 
 incieased and they are very reuular. 
 
 His Lordsliip the I'ishop visited this iNfission on the 30th 
 of Mar(;h, and Conlirmed sixteen persons, all of whom are 
 Communicants. Alloii'ether I feel ctmlident that some real 
 ])rouress in s])irituai things has been accomplished here. 
 
 Throuu'h ihe kindness of our Chunh- Warden, at a cost 
 of ^113.44, a viMy line horse-shed has been (Mvcted, so that 
 now our people have no excuse for not attendina" Church, 
 lor their horses ;ire well protected whilst they are worship- 
 pino-. 
 
 In closinn' this leport, 1 must acknowledg-e the many 
 kindnesses 1 have receiv(Hl from my people at New Liver- 
 pool, and especially from Henry Atkinson, Esq., our pains- 
 takinu' Church-AVarden. I desire also to thank Miss Ethel 
 Atkiiison, our devoted Orci'anisI, for her faithful services, 
 and all the meml)ers of the Choir, for their kind assistance. 
 
 NEWJ^ORT. 
 
 The Rev. H. A. Hickson reports : — 
 
 Since sendiui? in my last annual report of the Mission of 
 Newport.no chano-e worthy of notice has been made in 
 my routine work, but the regular course of former years 
 
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 has been closely pur.sued amid both eiicouragoments, and 
 results that contrast stronGjlv with what one would wish 
 to see. 
 
 The average attendance during the year, at CliTton and 
 Learned Tiain, has biMMi larger than that ol" last year, and 
 at Island Brook, though the increase is not as marked, I here 
 has been more regularity on the part of individual mem- 
 bers, while both here and at ]iandl)oro' the ( 'ommunicauts" 
 roll has received new names. 
 
 The Sunday Schools have been well attended with the 
 exception of that at Jtandboro', which continued, owing to 
 the i'ai't that the children live at such a distance from the 
 Church, only ibr a short time during the Summer, 
 
 At Learned I'lain, ]\[rs. Fred, liowen superintended a 
 well attended Scliool, and the scholars seein to have taken 
 an interest in their work ; at Island Brook, Mrs. Lothrope 
 took charge, but on her removal I'rom the Mission. I I'ouiul 
 it necessary to take her place in the School, and have found 
 the hours so spent both interestinu' and i)rolitable. The 
 "Woman's Guild kindly rai.sed sJiS lor Sunday School sup- 
 plies, while lor tln' Learned I'lain School ^1<) was raised. 
 and forwarded by the Archdeacon, who i^rocured tor them, 
 from th(! S. P. V. K., a nice addition io their Library. 
 
 Until within the last two months we have been boarding 
 with a private family in Kau'^lboro', but having rented a 
 house we are now living in Sawyerville, which brings us 
 more in contact with the pt'ople of tiie most thickly popu- 
 lated part of the Mission, and provides them with a Church 
 Sunday School, which Mrs Dickson has started in the house. 
 
 A Parsonage, though mucli needed, is still a thing to be 
 hoped for, but we could not see oitr w-ay clear to uiulertaki* 
 it this year, as both Churches require extensive repairs, the 
 estimated cost of which will i>e a))()Ut pMH), which will be 
 quit3 as much as the Mission will be able to raise in ad- 
 dition to its ordinary expenses ; but the necessity of having 
 one is so plainly seen by the people, that were tht'y as well 
 agr(»ed as to where it shoidd be built for the convenience 
 of the whole Mission, wh' would look for good results when 
 a seasonable time to undertake it arrives. 
 
 Messrs (l. Gr. Hurd and Chas. Loveland ha.vo undertaken 
 to sheath the Church in JJaiulboro' with Ash, and for that 
 purpose have already received $t>7 on their subscription 
 list, which has encouraged them to procure lumber specially 
 
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 prei>arod for the work. At Island Brook the same work 
 must be done, but must be delayed till the lumber is ready, 
 they hav(^ however i^7o on hand, and Mr. Greo, French has 
 t»iven 1400 feet of seasoned Ash, and has kindly undertaken 
 to saw free of charge the rest of the lumber required, which 
 is lo be u'iven and drawn to the mill by members of the 
 conureaation. The Woman's Guild, Avhich has had a 
 nourishing year under the able direction of Mrs. Greo. 
 French, is taking a special interest in this work, which, 
 together wnth the willingness with w^hich the people seem 
 ready to undertake the repairing of their Church, leads me 
 to hope that before our next annual report is due, this 
 much need(»d work, as well as that on the Church in Iland- 
 boro', can be reported as having l)een accomplished. 
 
 On the ITth of June, we had a visit from the Lord Bishop 
 of the Diocese, whoConiirmed thirteen Candidates in Rand- 
 boro' and eight at Island Brook, including men and women 
 whose work and iniluence are felt and appreciated by those 
 interested in the advancement of the Church in this Mission. 
 
 We were also visited by the Venerable Archdeacon, who 
 arranged an exchange lor Christmas Day, by which he 
 look my duty while I went to Lake Megantic ; by Dr. 
 Adams, who. on November I9th, preached in behalf of 
 Bishop's College, and by ^Ir. Ivobertson, of Cookslnre, who 
 preached our Harvest Thanksgiving Sermon at JIandboro'. 
 Among our visitors must be named Mr. A. Dorey, whose 
 visit was much appreciated by those interested in the 
 musical part of our Services. 
 
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 The JJev. N. M. Bayne reports : — 
 
 On the 5th of October last I succeeded the Rev. H. A. 
 lirooke as assistant to the liev. G. T. Harding, in this 
 Mission. 1^^'om that day to the present my work has been 
 of a most happy nature. I have endeavored to carry it on 
 almost entin'ly according to the orderly plan in which my 
 predecessor left it. 
 
 Services have been held in St. Matthew's Church, Penin- 
 sula, alternately once and twice on Sunday, and every 
 Wednesday evening as well. The attendance has been 
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 the distance which many ol' our people have to come. 
 Latterly I have substituted a class oi' instruction I'or the 
 Wednesday evening Service, once a i'ortniuht. which 
 promises to be very helpful, particularly to Ihc young'. 
 
 Earnestness and devotion are very happily apparent in 
 the Services, which is a matter ol" thankfulness to us all. 
 The music is exceedingly good lor a country congregation, 
 thanks to the training in singing given the young people 
 by the Kev. Mr. Harding, and the iaitli fulness and elhciency 
 of the Organist, Mi^. Louis Annet. 
 
 At Little Gaspc regular ^Sunday Service is held, the 
 attendance being also very good. Our j^eople here are not 
 so numerous as in Teninsula, yet the Services are hearty in 
 the very comfortable Church which has for some time been 
 quite completed. Ibn-e we have also a Choir over which 
 Miss G-avey presides as Organist. Occasional week-day 
 Services are held and well attended. 
 
 As soon as 1 am able to keep a horse, J hope to make 
 extra Services and classes of instruction a more regular 
 thing. 
 
 At Ship Head the monthly Coltauf Service is being con- 
 tinued and seems to be appreciated not only l^y the few 
 belonging to the Church, but by others in the ni'ighborhood 
 as well. 
 
 The Sunday School at Little, Gaspe is, with dilliculty, 
 c-arried on during the Fall and Winter months owing to 
 the condition of the roads. Mr. Chas. Barilett, the Superin- 
 tendent, although livinii' at a considerable distance from 
 the Church, endeavors to keep up the work. 
 
 In St. Matthew's, Peninsula, Mr, Wm. Miller, the Super- 
 intendent, and lour Teachers, continue a good work among 
 the children. 
 
 Holy C'ommunion is celebrated regularly once a month 
 by the Rev. Mr. Harding, w'htm the weather admits of 
 crossing the Bay Irom Sandy Beach. 
 
 First steps have been taken tow^ards the building of a 
 Parsonage, which is much needed in tlu^ Mission. A site 
 has been secured adjoining the Church in Peninsula, and 
 timber for the frame is already being prepared. The 
 house ]iow in use as a Parsonage is a very old one, and 
 almost a mile from the Church ; however, it has been made 
 tolerably comfortable for the AVinter, through the untiring 
 kindness of the congregation. 
 
 
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 And here I wish to express my deep gratitude to all 
 those who have been so kind to us since arriving in the 
 Misi^ion. Their concern lor our physical welfare is only 
 part of tlie proof oi' the truth and depth of the spiritual 
 life here existin*^. True devotion to the work and service 
 of Clod is, 1 feel sure, to be found all through the Mission ; 
 Church principles are fixed in hearts and lives to a happy 
 degree. God has certainly blessed His work in days past, 
 and if we in the present are but true, I trust He will still 
 continue to bless it. 
 
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 The Rev. C. 13. Washer writes :— 
 
 My report for the past year is as follows : Routine work 
 has l)een maintained without break. I took advantage of 
 a month's leave of absence in the Summer, when my place 
 was al)ly and with much acceptance taken l)y the Kev. G. 
 A. Kuhriiig, of Toronto. 
 
 Porlnevf. — The Church here has been improved in the 
 interior. The walls have been coloured terra cotta, the 
 1)enches reviirni.-^hed, ;ind the side windows filled with 
 Cathedral glass. I noted last year the filling of the centre 
 liiiht of t lie west window with stained ulas.s of well designed 
 and executed subject, by Mr. Walter Greenough. This 
 Summer the same gentleman has, with great kindness, add- 
 ed two side lights of beautifully harmonising antique glass. 
 There has also been itlaced in the turret a bell (of Meneely 
 founding), and the members of the congregation now 
 delight to hear the sound of the Church-going bell. I am 
 glad to record again that the congregations continue as 
 good as ever. Our Father in God paid us a visit in May, 
 and ConJirmed seven [)ersons, who have all become Com- 
 municants. The Communicants are now about one half of 
 the Church population of this part of the Mission. We 
 have monthly Communions and on the great Festivals; the 
 attendance is good, but, of cour.se, might be ])etter, and I 
 ivust those who are now irregular will in due time become 
 regular. 
 
 ILi/esbnro'. — For numy years one corner of the Church at 
 this station was in a bad condition, owing to certain defects 
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 take down tho decayed part and velmild ii. As the people 
 are in poor circumstances, money could nol he looked lor ; 
 but they vvilliiiu'ly ollered themselves, and the men of the 
 place gav«' many days to Ihe work ; uju'ti also hewn timlx^r 
 and shinii'les, and drew stone lor ihe repair of the lonnda- 
 iion. All the work is not iinished, Ihe most dillieult, 
 however, is done, ;(nd what remains will he completed 
 next Spring'. 
 
 The attendance at Chui'ch on Ihe whole is not satisljietory, 
 most ol' the people live over three miles Irom the Church ; 
 we may hope, notwilhslandinu', that increased love of 
 worshippinii' God with the hrethreji. will soon mak«ulistanee 
 and unlavourahle weather not worth consideriiiu'. Viva 
 persons were Conlirmed hy the llishop on his yWw to this 
 Mission, and are now Communicnnts. The ))rop()rlion of 
 (Vimmunicants to Church populaUon of this se<'.lion is 
 nearly the same as at Portneuf. 
 
 We have kej)! our Diocesan Mis.sioii l^oard Assessment 
 paid up, thanks to Ihe Church-AVnrdens, who, I am sure, 
 find their work harder every year, not from ajiy unwilliim'- 
 ness on the part of the suhseiihers, hut from small and 
 continuous emiirration. The total lunounl suhscrihed to the 
 various i'uiuls of the Cliun-h Society shows a shi;ht falliiiir 
 olf'compared with last year, owini^'. I imagine, tosom*.' whose 
 names do not appear in the lists nol heini>' ready with their 
 contributions hy the time for tiansmitting to the Tr(^•lsurer. 
 It is pleasing- to note thai the \ ilhig'e j)eopK', in addition to 
 resolutely keeping' up the amounts of their usumI contribu- 
 tions, have shown a brotherly spirit in giving' money to- 
 wards necessary outlay on repairs of llaleshoro' Church. 
 
 I need add nothing about disc^our.m'emenls, they are as 
 nothing when we remember the many evidences that the 
 Lord is with us and blessing the ellbils of pastor and Hock. 
 May we show our gratitude for help in <he past by en- 
 deavouriuii' more and more to grow in grac.e. 
 
 RICHMOXD AM) MELHDURNE. 
 
 The Rev. James FTei^burn re])orts : — 
 
 I am happy in reporting a year of good \vork. During 
 the AVinter the damages awarded us against the Anhitect 
 came into the hands of the Warden, so that at Easter we 
 were ready for operations. 
 
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 A cominilleo was appoiiitid lo carry I'orwiird ih/ ^v()rk of 
 repairs, vi/. : T. Hart, .siir., J. N. Uarkoui, F. Lysler, (1. 
 (Jyiner and Dr. E. T. (Mcvfland. 
 
 l'ailin«i^ to scciin' a coiitraclor ("apal)!*^ olbeiim' oiilrusli'd 
 with the work, the coininittro hravcly uuthMlooiv il thoin- 
 solvos, Mr. Hart kindly voluntocrinn" to superintend it. 
 This meant the saving' of nniny dollars, and was also a 
 f^'uarantet? of (Excellent work. It was a noble thiii^' for Mr, 
 Hart, who had earned a linn' of leisure in his latter days, 
 to devoti' it thus to his Chureh, And it was a beautiful 
 sig'ht to see him daily on the spot, from morning- to ni^'ht, 
 watching* every <letail, and with a, kind word and a n-ady 
 smile lor every oin». And what the ('onL>'rei>'ation owes to 
 the enii'im'erinu" skill of Mr. llarkom can hardly be told. 
 His plan for the correction of the weakness of the roof 
 (from which so much trouble came) was a bold one ; but 
 success, perfect success was the jusHlicalion of it. These* 
 were the two leading" spirits in the committee, but it would 
 be very unjust to (he other three not lo speak of iheir 
 readiness on all occasions to nuH't for consultation and to 
 do any of a hundred thini>'s to help forward the work. 
 
 When we found that um» had secured a solid and sub- 
 stantial building', and withal very pleasing" to the eye 
 without, we resolved to expend a reasonable sum upon 
 ornamentation within. The committee invited the cong-re- 
 qation on several occasions to <.i'ive advice in some matters, 
 and it secun»d help, besides strenuthening* ii'0)d will. I 
 ow^e more than I can tell to all members of the committee 
 for doing" iheir work so well, and for making my position 
 so pleasant to me. I'hey need no woi'ds of praise fiom me, 
 seeing with their own eyes the result of their united 
 etforts, and having within their owji hearts the comfort of 
 having' tried to do their work. 
 
 I do not think the day (August 25th), when the Bishop 
 was with us for the opening* ^Service, will soon be forgott</n. 
 It was good to be tht^'e. Morning- and evening the Church 
 was tilled to its utmost capacity: and in the morning few 
 were present, but miMubinvs of the Church gatherecl from 
 the country parts and tln^ neighboring townships. The 
 Service was inspiring. Ther«; were one hundred (Com- 
 municants, The Contirmation Service in the ev'ening was 
 most impressive. Nothing could be more helpfid to the 
 Church than the Bishop's clear exposition of the grounds 
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 of Confirmation as found in the Holy Biblo, and in the 
 continuous history of tlie Christian Chureli. A hir<»e at- 
 tendance from the other Ciinrches of ihc lown weie present 
 at this Service, and they must have appreciiitcd the addnvss, 
 which was so forcible and yet so charitable The class 
 was small, only lifleen ; but durinii' the season of i>rcpara- 
 tion my assistant was at (Irosse Ish', and so much of my 
 time was oiven to th*^ repairs of the Church that I was 
 unable to do what 1 wished for many, so that T or^atly 
 preferred to present a small class and leave the others till 
 more could be done for them. It is a false strtMi^th to the 
 Church to present those who are unprei)ared. 
 
 With the assistance of several kind friends the grounds 
 of the Church and iveclory have been much improved. 
 
 The great work done this Summer has not been a tax 
 upon the congregation, the award being- larii^' enouiih to 
 defray the expense. Not that we have not sulfered from 
 the bad work that compelled us to go to law for redress, 
 for the suffering has been great and has showed itself iii 
 many ways; but having been taxed hitlierto to get the 
 award, it was enough to do the present work, seeing the 
 committee did so much as a labour of love, and also partly 
 to repay past expenses. We are all deeply thankful that 
 w^e are safely through with the loss, as small as it is. 
 
 In reviewing the year, the observance of Christmas and 
 Easter shine out clear and bright. Many loving hands 
 beautified the building, aiul about one hundre*! Commu- 
 nicants on each occasion testified to the blessedness of the 
 seasons. A well filled purse at Christmas was very u'ra- 
 tifying, and aided me materially in fitting up tiie KNm lory. 
 And here I must mention the great kiiulness ol Mrs. Car- 
 penter and Mrs. Kainbacli in assuming the res])onsil)ility 
 of raising, through the assistance of the young peo[)le, the 
 amount of .^81.86 spent on beautifying the licctory. They 
 deserve far more than thanks. 
 
 Reluctantly I have changed the hour of Sunday School 
 from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. It takes me out of the School 
 three Sundays in the month, which I miss and deplore, 
 but a decided gain is realized in obtaining the services of 
 Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. Ilarkom and Miss Fowler. We have 
 now a lioiirishing- School of more than eighty with a very 
 decided gain in attendance and inteiest. 1 am still without 
 a man as Teacher, and am obliged to bt; satisfied with a 
 good young- lad Confirmed last Summer. 
 
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 We have been lavoared with visits iVouilhe Archdetuon 
 in the interests of the Memorial Fund and of increased 
 Assessments. His Services were very acceptable and 
 helpi'nl. 
 
 The Parish has promised al)out %5500 ibr the Bishop 
 Williams' Memorial F'und, but only less than a third has yet 
 been paid. However there is no I'ear, but it will be j^iven. 
 
 The monotony oi' woriv has also been relieved by Mission- 
 ary meetings. The Rev. Chs. Brooks, oi IJarnston, delitrht- 
 ed us with an address upon his w^ork in Constantinople, 
 Bishop Sillitoe, spoke to a large audience about his work 
 in New Westminster, and Mrs. Sillitoe quite captured the 
 Woman's Auxiliary. Thfy received !iii'Jo2. Miss Sug'den 
 also lectured twice, and made a deep impression upon many 
 securing- )3i80.r)0. 
 
 It is a pleasure to me to be able to speak without reserve 
 ol' the kindness and elliciency ol'all my ollicers and help- 
 ers in every departminit ol' work. 
 
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 IUVIERI>DU-r.OUP. 
 
 The Rev. Gustavus Cr. Nicolls writes: — 
 
 There is very little to report. 
 
 I took charge of this Mission on October 1st, and for 
 many weeks thereafter it remained undecided whether the 
 work here could be continued, or the Mission would have 
 to be closed. 
 
 The most pressing- diiheulties have now been arranged, 
 and T am thankful to say that things will continue as before. 
 
 The last few weeks have been almost entirely lost through 
 sickness in my family, and here in the Parsonage ; but the 
 Services have been kept up without interruption, and there 
 is now promise for the future. 
 
 
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 1 was appointed in November to give a monthly Service, 
 for three months, in the Church here; and have twice held 
 Service, with Celebration of the Holy Communion. A 
 Conlirmation class has been begun with, at present, seven 
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 SANDY L'EACH. 
 
 The llev. Geo. T. Harding" reports : — 
 
 The Services here have l)eeii kept up as usual. That is, 
 all the days Jor which the Church lias appointed CoUect, 
 Epistle, and Gosi)ei liave been duly ol)s»M-vcd, with lew 
 exceptions. Daily livening I'layer was said in Church 
 during tlu' Summer months. Special week-night Services 
 wexe held in Lent and Advent, with occnsioiuil Cottage 
 Services in dill'erent parts ollhe Mission and many private 
 Celebrations oi' Holy Communion lor the sick and aged. 
 
 Regardin^^ the Lenten Services, I have to acknowledge 
 kind help I'rom the Kev. J. P. Kichmond. who delivered an 
 excellent course ot lectures, here, on "The liaptismal 
 Covenant,"' which seemed to ])e much api)reciatcd by the 
 people. 
 
 It is with thankfulness I am able to report a marked im- 
 provement in the atlt'ndance at Holy ( 'ommunion, especially 
 durinff the latter i)art oi'tlie vi'ar All who were Conliiined 
 in the Summer have come to Communion, some rre(|Uently, 
 besides which, not a lew conlirmed long ago, who had 
 never at least in my time received the Sacrament, have 
 lately made a beginning-. At the Christmas Celebration 
 there were fifty-two C(mimunicants, which is the largest 
 number I have yet had at any one time. 
 
 During last Winter, I had IJible Classes for adults, as 
 usual — one at the I'arsonage, and another at the Harachois 
 School-house. Both were well attended, but the latter, 
 especially so, the interest s(>eming to incn'ase towards the 
 end. Sometimes, nearly all the seats wew occupied, and 
 the last few times of meeting the class, there were over 
 sixty — of nearly all ages — present. 
 
 I must not omit to mention, also, with thankfulness, that 
 the Sunday Services, began a year ago at this School-house, 
 have continued to be as successful as at first We have been 
 obliged to enlarge the room in which it is hr-ld. a corner of 
 the vestibule being at the same boarded oil to make a kind 
 of vestry room. 1 under,^tand, too, that through .some 
 private exertions — that is without the congregation being 
 asked to become responsible — a harmonium has ))een pur- 
 chased, and is soon to be presented to us for use at these 
 Services, which will, of course, tend greatly to improve 
 them and increase the interest. 
 
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 AVt» W(»n» V(M*y much rhctMcd and hciK^fitcd by a visit 
 ill July I'roin tho Lord Hishop. who Confirinod t\venty-throi» 
 persons. Wo took luh iuitaue of lii.s beini;' here to have ii 
 .sliort Service ibr the l)lessiiii>- oiOur new Pursonai^e. This 
 was lield in the Ijouse — or ralh'M* at the door — alter Even- 
 song- was said ill Cliurch. Ail the Parishioners were invit- 
 ed, with the neinlibouriti'4" ('ler<^y, and a tea was st-rved 
 in tonnectioii tlu'rewilh. 
 
 Work at tlic I'arsoiia^e has been uoini? on steadily all 
 Sunimi'r. It is now very comlbrtible and conv(>nient, and 
 looks wt»ll inside and out. Hut in order to carry out the 
 phiii adopted r<'L!:ardinn- tii-' inside linishinuf work — whi(;h 
 exceeds what is ^-eiierally thouuht, suiheient — a good deal 
 remains still to be done, and another year or two will 
 hardly m'O all the detivils completed. 
 
 I am thankl'ul to lind that we are still advancing" in the 
 mati(>r ol' contributions to outside objects. Towards the 
 luiuls of the, (Miurcli So -iety we have collected *io more this 
 year than last, and Ibr all extra parochial objects there is 
 an increase of about ^:10. The amounts collected by means 
 ol' Missionary cards are : — 
 
 By Miss Harbour :^8 85 
 
 By Miss Thompson 4 20 
 
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 And yet the Sunday Collections ibr parochial purposes are 
 asjain in exc(>ss of all previous years, ag-g-regating >!ilOG.83. 
 
 [t is very worthy ol" nolice also that, in addition to all 
 other moneys raised lor home purposes, and through the 
 diligent exertions ol a lew young Ladies of the congrega- 
 tion, a suiheient sum w^as collected to purchase a good 
 quality of matting for the aisles of the Church, which is a 
 great improvement as regards looks and a benefit in other 
 ways. 
 
 I beg auain to acknowledge the kindness shown to my- 
 self and family by the people here. As usual, the year's 
 wood was cut and hauled to the I\irsonage, and the present 
 of a handsome pair of portieres for her rooms w^as received 
 by Mrs. Harding. 
 
 
 
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 The Rev. Canon Thorneloe reports : — 
 
 The year now closing has been marked by a few events 
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 KirsI must 1)0 iiu'ulioiiod llm tell days Mission in Lout, 
 coiiduclt'd by Kcv. Caiioii Ikillock, of FiOeds. KimliUid. 
 Wo liad liiid no oxporiciKU' ol' Parochial Miissions, and it 
 was not without inisLiiviiius that wo docidod to Inko ad- 
 vantn'j'o oltho oppoiiuuii y oH'orod us. Hut tho rosnlt iully 
 ju-sliliod oui (looision. Tho Missionov'squiot and churchly 
 jnothods, his powerful and niovinii' addn'ssos, louvthor 
 with tho outspoken ohiuaotor of his toa<hinii' in tho aftor 
 niootinns, not only stincd tho Parish do(>ply hut h'fthohind 
 an unniistnkahlo impress ibr good. This inij)ross is still 
 apparent. We iraeo it however not so much in remarkable 
 cases of sjiiritual reformation. Though not a i'ew were 
 awakened to a wis(M- sense of tho importance of religious 
 things, as in a ])etter hold of Church prinoii)les, a more 
 eannst spirit, and a warmer inton-st in Church work 
 throuuhoiit tlio I'iirish. It will certiiiniv oe lonj>: before tho 
 memory of the Missioiu'r and his work will fade Irom the 
 minds of our i^eoplo. 
 
 Another event not to bo passed over in silence is the 
 removal ot tho Rev. It. J. Fothergill. who, on the Pst Sep- 
 tember last, alter live years of zealous and Jnithiul la])our 
 as Curate in Sherbiooko. loit the Parish to take charge of 
 the Mission of Shigawako. He had won tho afloetion and 
 esteem of our people, and there were many oxj^rossions of 
 regret at his departure. His inlluonce yet lives in tho 
 Parish. "We have not yet succeeded in tilling- his place, 
 consequently tho work of tho I arish has to some extent 
 sulhMi'd. But I am constrained to acknowledge with gra- 
 titude that our laymen have rallied round me nobly in tho 
 hour of need, and to the extent of their power have aided 
 me in every good word and work. 
 
 A third event calls lor brief mention. On St. Luke's 
 Day the second annual Paio(;hial Conleronee of Church 
 workers took place. Holy Communion was celebrated in 
 the morning. In the afternoon, a meeting of workers was 
 held, at which reports of various Associations of tho Parish 
 were read and discussed. In the evening, a second mooting 
 of workers took place, which was very largely attended. 
 KepDrts and papers on practical subjects were read and 
 great inter«'st in the work of tho Church in our midst was 
 manifested. This conl'erence, bringing together workers 
 in the various departments of Parochial activity, has already 
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 ori^iini/alions, uolal)ly. lor oxiimplc, tho Ludios' (Juild, th« 
 Suiuliiy School ul" St. rclors and tlu' CI iris' Friendly So- 
 ciety. 
 
 TIh' iUiniviMsary ol' thn AVom;in's Auxiliary of the District 
 was lit'ld in tlii.s Parish, in Oclol^'r last, and proved to be 
 an (K'c^a.sion ol' un'al inlercst. Mrs. Dunn and a large nuni- 
 ht'r ol" tlcleLiates were pn'St'ul. ThiTc was a Choral Tele- 
 hration in St. IVter'.s al 10 o'clock Various mcelings took 
 place during- the day. And, in the c\>'ninov a ^lissionary 
 Meetiim- was held in St Peter's Church ilall, the J[ev. C. 
 II. Hrooks and the licv. .V. Stevens heinj^' the speakers. 
 
 The J]i>h()p ol New Westniinster visited us in Lent and 
 ffave an inlerestiiiLr account of tiie Church in British Co- 
 lunihia. On the same (xjcasion, Mrs. Sillitoe i»ave a delight- 
 I'ul addr'ss to the VVonian's Auxiliary. 
 
 Karly in the Suninier. a hou e to house canvass of the 
 Parish was made in the interests oi" the Dishop Williams' 
 ^I«'nn)nal Mission Fund. And t h()Ui»h the result was not 
 what we had hoped it would be. not a lew ol' our people 
 leelinLi' uiiabie tdt-ubscribi* at that lime, yet the contributions 
 of the I'aritsh to this jiood work were brought up to 
 .$1.7-7. h") all told. It is hoped that they, who have not yet 
 subscribed, will do so later on. 
 
 The Parish is mucdi indel)ted to the Uev. Dr. Adams, who 
 has taken duty fortniu-hlly lor the past thret» months at the 
 Church oithe Advent and occasionally at St Peter's, and to 
 other cleriivmen who have rendered assistance from time to 
 time. 
 
 The Rector's thaidvs are due to many earnest workers of 
 both sexes. 
 
 At Si. Pt'fer's the eoniiregations have held their own 
 throuu'hout the year. The avera^'e attendance being- a 
 trille larger than that of last year. 
 
 The Celebrations of Holy Communion on every Sunday 
 and Holy Day, throughout the year, have been app''eciated 
 by many as a real blessing to the Parish. There is reason 
 to believe that the daily Morning and Fvening- Prayers have 
 also heen prized by a few. 
 
 The various organizations before reported continue their 
 useful labours. A Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. An- 
 drew, small but earnest, established early in the year, is in 
 active operation. 
 
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 has contributed larg-cly to the dii»nily and interest (u our 
 vService.s. At intervals duiin^- the Autumn and Winter, 
 Si-rvi'.' »s of Sacred Soiiii" have been rendered and have been 
 greatly apju'eciated. 'Jhe Parish is fortunate indeed to be 
 able to retain the services ol' so excellent an Organist aiul 
 Choir-master as Mr. Arthur J)orey. 
 
 The Church is iiulebted to the Ladies' Guild for a new 
 puri)le Altar Cover, Lectern I'rontal and Stole. 
 
 In this Church, on February 12th, the Bishop of the 
 lJioce.se held a Coniirnuition, a class oi twenty-lbur being pre- 
 sented by the IJector. On the morning ol' Septi'uiber 'iDth 
 (St. Michael and All Angels), theltevrC. H. Brooks v^'as 
 advanced to the Priesthood ; and in the evening of the same 
 day thirty-seven Candidates were Conhrmed. These were 
 occasions of great interest and great benelit to the Parish. 
 
 The Bible Class at this Church, hehi on Sunday alter- 
 noons, and open to men and women, has increased greatly 
 this year. The average attendance has been thirty-live. 
 Th<! largest number on any Sunday lifty-four. 
 
 At The C/inrdi of the, Aa'veni, the congregations have kept 
 up admirably during the year, and have been esjx'cially 
 good at the evening Service during the past few months. 
 Until a successcH'to Mr. Kothergill is appointed, ihe Sunday 
 Mornijig Service has of necessity Ixmmi discontinued ; and 
 the Celebrations of iloly Communion have been diminished 
 in number. 
 
 The Sunday School is si ill managed by Mr. l^ilkins and 
 is ill el'lcient operation. The atti'udance, however, is not 
 quit(> so large as that of last year. 
 
 A bell, weighing 422 lbs., has bceii jiurehased and is in 
 position. The money for this object was raised chielly by 
 Mr. Nutter. Two l)eautiful Chairs have, been provided 
 for the Chancel bv the ex* rt ions of Mrs. Johnston. 
 
 8III(}AWAK1':. 
 
 The Rev. Gustavus G. NicoUs reports : — 
 
 [ began work here on May 2!ith, 1802, and as the sixteen 
 months have been to me months of great happiness, so I 
 hope they may not have been without proiit to the work of 
 the Mission. 
 
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 l:^hi<];-avJtike. — The Sorvices have been kept up rei^ularly. 
 The attendance at them on Sundays was never bad, and 
 I'or tlie Inst six months has increased markedly, and been 
 ♦ 'xceedingly good ; and the responding is always most 
 henrty. 1 wish I could say the same about the congrega- 
 tions at the W(>ek-day Services (especially in Advent and 
 Lent) ; though even these have been as larg(» as is usual 
 in country places. The Woman's (ruild has been made 
 more devotiorial in character ; and has also continued its 
 material labours, iind — by means of occasional sales, enter- 
 tainments, (Sec, — has rendered substantial pecuniary assist- 
 ance. 
 
 The Sundav School has not been as well ncn-as regularly 
 attended ;;s could be wished. The i'act that it is, from the 
 nature ol" the work of the Mission, often im]-)0ssible for the 
 CMergyman to be present, is a great drawback ; though it is 
 not by this intended to cast the smallest slur upon the 
 faithlul labours of Mr. Frank Skene, the Superintendent, or 
 upon that of some of the Teachers. 
 
 It would be unirrateiul not to mention how much the 
 congregation is indebted to the excellent services, wholly 
 "Tatuitous, of Miss Deatrice Travers, the organist. 
 
 Port. Daniel,. — Here also the Sunday and week-day Services 
 have been regularly kept up. A fortnightly evening Ser- 
 vice in the School-hous(! above the mountain has been 
 almost always excellently attended, — far better, I grieve to 
 say, than the Services in th(» Church, which are as a rule 
 very poorly attended, while the n^sponding is almost nil, 
 and there app(»ars to be a general lack of interest — both in 
 the Services, and in Church matters generally — which is 
 painful and disappointing, and to me quite inexplicable in 
 its contrast with the state of a Hairs existing in the other 
 two con li'regat ions in the Mission. 
 
 There are tWO Sunday Schools,— one at the Church, 
 which is small and iluctuating ; the other, at the School- 
 house above mentioned. The latttu* is conducted by Mr. 
 Norman Dow, who deserves all possible credit for his faith- 
 fulness and perseverance. 
 
 There is no regular " (Jluild," or working society, in this 
 congregation ; but certain ladies of the congregation have, 
 from time to time, met together and worked, and then held 
 sales, by which considerable sums have been raised. 
 
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 washing' and .shingling ol Churches, parish buildings, &c., 
 has been done : and, as I am leaving, the interior of the 
 Church at Shigavvake is about to be entirely le-painted 
 and re-decorated ; the expense l^eing largely, or wholly, 
 defrayed by the Guild. 
 
 I must not omit to mention h(n'e, either, the regular and 
 satisfactory si^rvices of Miss Kerr, the organist : which, 
 like Miss Travers at Shigawake, are a I'n^e gift. 
 
 LAnse av.v Gascons. — This is by no means the h?ast interest- 
 ing and satisfartory part of the work of the Mission. Thi' 
 Services have taken place, during the sixteen months, quite 
 regularly every fortnight with very few omissions indeed ; 
 and it is pleasant to say that the pretty, house-like little 
 Church is invariably well filled, and the Service as hearty 
 as it can be \vhere so many ol the congregation are un- 
 happily not able to read. Week-day Services have been 
 given in Advent and Lent, and have been quite as hearty 
 and well attended as those on Sundays. 
 
 There is much difficulty in keeping up the Sunday 
 School here, owing to the impossibility (for surh it almost 
 is) ot iinding a Superinlendent and Teacher amongst the 
 small handiul of literates in the place. The School has 
 been started and collapsed two or three times, and at 
 this present writing cannot truthfully be described as 
 flourishing. 
 
 I am most happy to be able to say that, though th<^ Church 
 people of the phice have at last been worked up to the pitch 
 of providing a day School for their children, the l)uilding 
 is completed and the School just in operation. This will 
 doubtless exercise a favourable inlluence upon the Sunday 
 School, although a grave; mistake, in my opinion, has un- 
 fortunately been made at the outset by engaging a Teacher 
 who, while in every way thoroughly efhcient, I believe is 
 not a member of the Chunh of Kngland. Tliis is much to 
 be regretted, seeing that every single child attending the 
 School is of Church of England parentage. 
 
 The Guild here was revivinl shortly after I came to the 
 Mission, and, as at Shigawake, placed upon a somewhat 
 more satisfactory basis devotionally. It has also done good 
 work of a different sort ; having provided a very handsome 
 new Altar cloth for the Church, with hangings for the 
 Prayer desk and Lectern, and there is, 1 believe, a balance 
 in hand. 
 
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 Newport Point. — Though the fow families, (only some 
 thr»H^ or four in number — but there is also a fair sprinkling 
 of individuals— who live at this place, ten miles east of 
 L'Anse aiix Crascons, really form a part of the congregation 
 of the latter place, thoy will probably shortly be a distinct 
 congregation, as they hope to build a little Church of their 
 own in the »^pring. I visited them shortly after my arrival 
 in the Mission, and was amazed to learn that — unless I was 
 completely misled, though not of course intentionally — 
 they had never been visited before. From that time onwards 
 I have of course visited them with the same regularity as 
 the rest of the people in the Mission ; and for the past year 
 have held week-day evening Service there every two or 
 three months, which have been excellently attended, and 
 apparently greatly appreciated. Th(?se have taken place 
 hitherto in a small ])uilding plainly fitted up for the pur- 
 pose, and kindly lent by R Tardif, Esq., agent for Messrs, 
 Chas. liobin, Collas & (.'o. This will now undoubtedly 
 become a permanent feature of the work of the Mission. 
 
 With the beginning of Lent, Confirmation classes were 
 started in conneciion with each congregation, and main- 
 tained weekly until the time of the Bishop's visit. T\\'o 
 classes vrere carried on in Port Daniel, while the class at 
 L'Anse aux Gascons was held weekly, like the others. 
 These were new features in the work, and I am confident 
 were well worth whatever little additional labour they 
 may have involved. Let me here say that never in my life 
 have I been more thoroughly interested in, or more 
 thoroughly enjoyed, any part of my v^'ork than these 
 classes. 
 
 The Bishop's visitation of the Mission began on Tuesday, 
 August •24th, when he spent the day at Newport, and held 
 Service in the ev«uiing, with an address. Driving to L'Anse 
 aux Gascons the ibllowing morning, he Confirmed twenty 
 in the Church at eleven o'clock, of whom by far the greater 
 proportion were adults. In the afternoon a reception, 
 friendly and informal, was held at the house of Philip 
 Acteson, Esq. On Wednesday morning, 26th, his Lordship 
 Confirmed twenty-four persons in Port Daniel Church, of 
 whom again a good proportion were adults. One woman 
 Confirmed was sixty-six years of age, and there were 
 several men between forty and sixty. 
 
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 was said in the Church at soveu, with an address by his 
 Lordship ; a <^ood oon^regatioii beiiii^' present. 
 
 The Coiilirmntion ^Service took place the next morning ; 
 and, although it rained ]n'tilessly, the Chnrch was crowded. 
 The number of ConUrmaiids was I'orty-s 'ven, including" 
 again, I am thcinki'ul 1o say, a large proportion ot adults. 
 The age of the oldest Candidate was eighty-two, while 
 there were several of upwards of lifty und sixty. 
 
 Anything more beautiiul, touching and hel])ful than his 
 Lordship's addresses at nil {Services, (especially that at Port 
 Daniel) it is in my opinion almost impossible to conceive of. 
 A most hearty receplicm was accorded him at L'Anse aux 
 Gascons (whence many of the people diove the whole way 
 to Newport Point to escort liim) and ^^hi2■awake ; numliers 
 of the houses, gates, »Src., being adorned with ilags and 
 llowers, while the CUiurches in all thnn^ ])laces were taste- 
 I'nliy and prettily decorated with llowers and I'erns. Here 
 I am glad to say that, lor once, Port Daniel, in my opinion, 
 carried olfthe jxtlm; ihe Altar, wilh itsn«nv while dossal, 
 cross re-gilt and many ilowers, looking beautiful and 
 reverently cared for. I am ([uite sure that the Bishop's 
 visit will form an episode in the Mission's history, and that 
 its results for good will be u'rent and lastino-. 
 
 Li conclusion, I am coniident that there is urgent need 
 of another Mission lo be formed out of the Eastern portion 
 of the Parisli of New Carlisle and Paspebiac, with the 
 Western portion of this Mission. The work as it is, is most 
 interesting and promising, and no man could fail to lind 
 happiness in it. Even without division a great work can 
 be done if a Priest can be found to devote eiiiht or ten years 
 (or, better still of course, a life-time to it ; with division, 1 
 certainly know of no other phice in the Diocese which 
 offers so promising a, h(dd. 
 
 I wish to thank all my dear people for much kindness 
 received and for their hearty help and support, and kindly 
 feeling towards me, unworthy though I be of it. Had my 
 circumstances beini diU'erent, I should willingly, nay gladly, 
 have spent my life among them. It seems to me only right 
 that I should give special thanks to Mr. \Vm. Ross, (a Pres- 
 byterian) and Mrs. D. B. McGie, with Miss Lander, in 
 Port Daniel, and to Messrs. Philip and Wm. Acteson, in 
 L'Anse aux Gascons. During the whole period of my stay 
 in the Mission their houses have been homes to me. 
 
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 STANSTEAD AND UEEBE PLAIN. 
 
 The Rev. W. T. Forsythe reports :— 
 
 Not much of interest has occurred to break the quiet 
 routiiK? of Parish work during- the past year. 
 
 At Christ Church, Staiistead, the vServices have continued 
 the same as in Ibrmer years Holy Communion has V)een 
 cekbrated weekly. Mattins and Evensong have been held 
 every Sunday. Service has been held every Wednesday 
 evening-, and the Fasts and Festivals observed by special 
 Services. Lent and Holy AVeek were also specially observed. 
 The Choir has benelited by several trainings by Professor 
 Dorey. The Sunday Sehool was held during- the Winter 
 months in the afternoon and the attendance shewed an 
 advance on previous years. The congreualions have main- 
 tained the same average as in past years with peihaps an 
 increase al .Evensong. The work of our Literary Society 
 during last Wniterhad a *iood eilect in binding together 
 the members of the Church in social union. Various cir- 
 cumstances tended to make it advisable ior a time at least, 
 to discontinue our Church School. 1 have the privilege of 
 visiting the District School and imparting' religious instruc- 
 tion to the pupils. The l*arish owes a d(>ep debt of gratitude 
 to the Church Society for the grant given to the School 
 during so nuuiy years. Last Lent, by special voluntary 
 offerings, we succeeded in reducing- the debt, incurred by 
 the repairs of the Church, by ^105. 
 
 We have had two visits from the Pishop during the year, 
 at the latter of which nine Candidates were presented for 
 Confirmation. 
 
 At Peebe Plain our < ongregation shews an advance on 
 ])ast y*'ars. 'fhe work of the Church here is almost of a 
 Missionary character. The majority of the families who, a 
 lew yeai-s ago, constituted ihc congregation here have 
 removed from the village, and their place has been filled 
 by new comers, most of whom are not Church people. A 
 large i)roportion of the residents of this A'illage are not 
 definitely committed to any religious body and fluctuate 
 between the Church and Methodism l^y the help of 
 Students from Bishop's College 1 haA"e been enabled 
 to hold Services morning and evening every Sunday. 
 Holy Communion has been celebrated monthly, and special 
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 Mr. C. E. Bishop, of Bishop's CoUegv, boarded here, and by 
 his energetic labours increased the numbers of our eouLrre- 
 gations and revived the Sunday School work. During his 
 stay here Service was held every Thursday evening, followed 
 by choir practice. During the earlier part of the year, our 
 congregation was increased by a number of the employees 
 at the newly opened Granite Shops, but the iinancial 
 depression of the past few months has caused the dismissal 
 of most of the men working at these shops. We however 
 look for brighter times. 
 
 At Marlow Sohool-hcuse Services are held every alternate 
 Sunday afternoon. Various circumstances have tended to 
 make the work here discoura2:ing, but lately a revival of 
 interest has been shewn. At Libby's Mills, Services are also 
 held on alternate Sunday afternoons. The work here has, 
 on the whole, been encouraging, and the congregations fair. 
 The Services have, up to the last fortnight, been held in the 
 School-house, immediately succeeding one held by the Con- 
 gregationalists body. The Congregationalists have just 
 finished building a place of worship next to the school 
 house, and their hour of Service overlaps ours, de))riving 
 us, at least for the present, of the j^resence of many of those 
 of no definite religious views, who are attracted by the 
 novelty of a pretty and attractive Church edifice, and prefer 
 it to an unattractive School-house. 
 
 At Judd's Mills our Services were discontinued for some 
 months, but resumed this Fall. They are held fortnightly 
 on week-day evenings, and are attendi'd by lair and very 
 attentive congregations. 
 
 I was invited during the past Summer to hold Services 
 in the Moulton neighbourhood, a district mid- way between 
 Stanstead and Libby's Mills. I have hold them every 
 fortnio'ht since then. There have been fair consrreuations 
 until the past few weeks, when an epidemic of sickness 
 descended upon the neighbourhood, visiting almost every 
 household and bringing our congregations to a small 
 number. The people here have contributed the sum of 
 115.50 to shew their appreciation of the Services. 
 
 I have not been able to resume our Services at Grillin's 
 Corner, owing to my inability to occupy the Union Church 
 at the hours when it is free. 
 
 There are several other points where Services might be 
 held with advantage, but I cannot yet see my way clear to 
 
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 open these Stations. T must repeat my roq-ret that I cannot 
 visit the families in these ontlyini? districts as it ought to 
 he done to accomplish ellective work, owing to the extent 
 of country to be covered, and at the same time I fear that 
 by my work in those districts I hnve crippled the Church's 
 work in the centre when, if I could devote my time more 
 constantly, many useful orffiinizations in connection with 
 the Church might be started and carried on. We sadly 
 need another worker in this held. By this report it will 
 be seen that there are six Stations where t^ervices are 
 regularly held. 
 
 Th(^ whole Parish has subscribed Sl^O towards Bishop 
 Williams' Memorial Fund, payable in three annual instal- 
 ments. I have included the first instalment in the fStanstead 
 linancial statement. 
 
 ST. SYLVESTER. 
 
 The Ivev. G. J. Sutherland reports : — 
 
 My work in this Mission dates from October, 1892. At 
 that time, it was decided to give three successive Sundays 
 at St. Sylvester and two at the distant Missions of St. 
 George. This arrangement I have carried out fully. 
 
 At St. Si//res(er, I have given one Sunday morning Ser- 
 vice a month, with a celebration of the Holy Communion, 
 and the two following Sundays in the evening. The morn- 
 ing congregations were small, as the Church people, here, 
 are few ; but the evening Services have been well attended ; 
 there being no other evening Service in the place, all have 
 availed themselves of the oi)portunity of worshipping God. 
 
 I started a Sunday School early in the year, which was 
 well attended until November, W'hen the roads became too 
 bad. 
 
 The Woman's Auxiliary has met rt-gularly and done 
 very good work. 
 
 The Lord Bishop of Quebec visited us in June and Con- 
 lirmed eleven Candidates. 
 
 By the kind assistance of the Association of Church 
 Helpers, (Quebec, who gave us iifteen dollars, we were 
 enabled to get the outside of the Church ]iainted. 
 
 I am much inde])ted to i\Irs. Samuel Neill, for acting as 
 President of the AV Oman's Auxiliary, and also for taking 
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 St. Giles. — I have givon the same iinmbor of Hervioes 
 here as at St. Sylvester. The few (;hnrch people hero have 
 attended well and joined heartily in the >"?ervices. 
 
 About the time of my advent to the Mission, Mr. .Tas. 
 Lefebvre. who for many years had been (vhurnh-AV^arden 
 and much respected in this plnce, was rt^movijd by death. 
 However the family still remain and do all in their ])Ower 
 to help on the welfare of the Church. 
 
 We are much indebted to St. Matthew's Guild for a set 
 of Altar linen. The gift was much appreciated. 
 
 Si. Palrirk\. — The cong-regation here is very small, there 
 being only four families. I gave them one Service a month 
 during the Winter, and two in the Summer. 
 
 ■ St. GeofiJ^'e's ~l have given a Sunday mornin«r ScM-vice 
 once a month with a celebration of the Holy Communion, 
 and an evening Service the same day when the roads wt^re 
 ffood, also an occasional week-dav Service. The congre- 
 gation here is not a large one but a growing one, and all 
 are most willing to support the Church. 
 
 I have held a Bible Class or Sunday School every Sunday 
 with few exceptions. 
 
 The Church grounds were improved somewhat by a 
 new fence and other improvements. 
 
 The Lord Bishop vi.sited this place in September, when 
 six Candidates received the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation. 
 
 I am indebtonl to Mrs. William Pozer for acting us Pre- 
 sident of the Woman's Auxiliary, which has met, I think, 
 regularly during the past year and done very good work ; 
 also, to Mrs. Uo.ss, for her eliicient services as Organist, and 
 to others from whom 1 have received many kindnesses 
 from time to time. 
 
 Cumberland Mills. — I have conducted the sam(^ number 
 of Services here on Sundays as at St. Georg\ I also held 
 a Contirmation Class during the Spring and Summer, and 
 thirteen Candidates were Contirmed at the Bishop's visit, in 
 September. Miss Taylor very kindly conducted a Sunday 
 School during the Summer months at the Manor House. 
 
 The long talked of School-house was completed in Oc- 
 tober, and my sister took charge of the day S<'hool and 
 Sunday School until the present Christmas. 
 
 The Association of Church Helpers, Quebec, furnish(id 
 material for an Altar cover, and the St. Matthew's Guild 
 
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 made it, and iilso gave ns a Credence table <over. I feel 
 very i^Tatdul I'or their very kind and ui'enerous ht^lp. 
 
 Mailow. — This pla'-e is sixteen miles IVom St. G-eornv's, 
 and contains seven larailies belonging to the Church. I 
 made lour visits during- the year, holding Service each 
 time in the School-liouse. 
 
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 VALCAllTIEll. 
 
 The Kev. S. Tviopel reports : — 
 
 AV"o have cause to be thankful to Almighty God for the 
 comfort iind satisiUetion we hnve experienced in our Parish 
 work this last year. My people have been very considerate 
 in their endeavours to help me in the accomplishment of 
 religious work as W(dl as in the supplying of temporal 
 wants. 
 
 In a quiet retired Parish like this, extraordinary occur- 
 rences are not to be expected. Our ministrations are very 
 siiiipl(\ consisting for the most part of mere routine w^ork. 
 
 On Sundays we have our Sunday School, our morning 
 Service at 1 1 A.M., and evening Service at 6.30 P.M. When 
 I served Stoneham we had morning Service at Valcartier, 
 afternoon Service at Stoneham. and occasionally evening 
 Service at Valcartier, on my return. Week after week, and 
 Sunday after Sunday, thus pass on in quiet and simple 
 uniformity. A funeral now and then is the only notable 
 break in the sameness. The changes, therefore, that take 
 place in oiu* religious condition, too, must be very gradual, 
 and perceptible only by comparisons at long intervals. In 
 spite of this our Church is. no doubt, making progress. Its 
 temporalities have increased somewhat in value, and its 
 spiritual interests are manifestly improving. 
 
 More work was spent upon the Church last Summer and 
 it is expected that another week's labor will complete all 
 that is necessary to make it a iinished temple of worship. 
 
 Outbuildings to the Parsonage have been begun and it 
 is purposed to complete them next Spring. Those that we 
 had were unfortunately burm^d some years ago, and the 
 cost of building a new Parsonage, as well as of repairing 
 
 iy Church, was as much as I then cared to impose on our 
 people. Now^ that I am compelled by the Board to keep a 
 
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 horso, thoso (mtbuildini^s aro iiidi.speiisablo, and the ad- 
 ditional burden must soniohow bo shouldeivd. 
 
 Beloiv altcndiiio- to tliis need it had boon my intention to 
 get t'lvcled near tlu' Chuivli a horse-^hed or stable Tor ihe 
 convenience ol" Church-'ioers. At present hoises have to be 
 put up tit neiuhbourinn' stabk's, and thereJ'oro their drivers 
 run the chance of inidiug no room. Such a mishap in 
 cold or .stormy weather neeesssilates the return home of the 
 horse withseveral of (he would-be worshippers. ^Moreolten, 
 however, such a possibility is made an excuse ibr absence 
 from the house oi'CJod. 
 
 To meet so urgent a want the young- people of the place 
 set themselves to I'urnish part oi' the expense. They had 
 a strawberry I'estival last Summer on the I'ar.vonage grounds 
 and realized quite a haiulsome return, which, however, had 
 to be a]ii)ropriated lor the stable. 
 
 This Winter will be a very unlavorablo season lor 
 making any i'resh demands on our people, "We may be 
 vv^ell satislied if present responsibilities are met. In the ilrst 
 place, there is a prospect that very little gain will be made 
 from the woods, or the use of horses, for the snow is already 
 too deep in the bush. 
 
 In the next place this municipality has this AVinter a 
 special tax to i)ay which more than doubles the usual 
 amount of assessments. 
 
 An iron bridge was built over the Jacques ('artier Iviver 
 at an enormous cost under the late administration, and now 
 the farmers of the neighbourhood are made ri'sponsibh? for 
 the payment. The bridge is certainly a very line struc- 
 ture and will be a great benelit to those who hav*» to cross 
 the river, but all the same the tax is most burdensome. 
 
 'The constant exodus of many of our well to do people, 
 whose places were lilled for th(^ most part by young men 
 of small means, has resulted in the mortgauinu' of a larsre 
 proportion ol the farms of the District, and a consequent 
 inability and unwillingness of the proprietors to contribute 
 to any public objects, religious oi secular, that could be 
 avoided. 
 
 To taxation, mortgaged lands, the desire for emigration, 
 lack of public spirit, add the poverty of the soil (whether 
 natural, or exhausted through over-cropping by previous 
 owners), the distance from market, the usual bad roads, the 
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 tion may bo had of th».'! dillicultii^s in (he way of the 
 Church's i)ecuniary success. Besides, when any sum has 
 to be raised in the conj^regation, the chief burden falls on 
 the poorer members. The same cunning- and sagacity that 
 enabled the better to do to get ahead of their neighbours in 
 secular concerns, helps them to escape their fair share of 
 responsibility in the Church's support. The same so- 
 phistry that quiets the conscience in the sharp dealings of 
 ordinary lite is allowed its influence also even in the affairs 
 of the eternal life. 
 
 In spite of all these drawbacks the contributions for 
 Church purpose have been increasing ; not so much, 
 however, in the agregate amount as in the individual offer- 
 ings, for the delicit induced by the emigration of con- 
 tributors must be made up by those who remain. From 
 this cause, last Summer, nearly a whole quarter's assess- 
 ment fell in arrears. The amount had to be supplied by 
 special collection. The season was unfavorable, yet the 
 appeal was answered most readily and successfully ; 
 another such collection will have to be made this Winter. 
 An increase is therefore necessary to enable us to meet our 
 engagements with the Board. Thus every two or three 
 years a fresh list of subscriptions is requisite. 
 
 Our Church Services are very fairly attended, and the. 
 privileges of the Holy Communion more and more appre- 
 ciated. The number at Church may not be large, but if we 
 consider the inconveniences and difficulties encountered 
 by coming to Church, the number is very creditable. Some 
 families have ten and twelve miles to travel, sometimes on 
 foot over rugged mountains. On favorable Sundays the 
 Church is often filled. 
 
 Want of clothing is a frequent cause of absence ; so is 
 bodily fatigue. 
 
 The Services, besides being wefl attended, are devoutly 
 and heartily joined in by the congregation ; very free from 
 any irreverent behaviour on the part of the young or 
 thoughtless. Where so many cannot read, the responding 
 is very fair indeed. The singing is constantly improving. 
 Our organ is getting woefully dilapidated and calls loudly 
 for a new one. 
 
 Our young peopfe are evidencing a marked interest in 
 Church work. They are ever ready ♦ v ^ «' -t helping 
 
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 occasions, or in providinuc tiio means lor raising? money. 
 
 Our Sunday Si'hool is not as llonrishinii- as we would 
 wish. Our children are very few near the Chnrcli, the 
 rrYi'iit majority live at a <listance. Their only ehunce of 
 couiiiig" is with their parents or friends who attend Church. 
 On this account the School has to he held immediat«'ly 
 before the Service. For tht'ir encouranement, tln^ children 
 who attend School are occasionally assembled on some week- 
 day to receive prizes, partake of refreshments, and join in 
 special amustnnents. 
 
 A rarochial Library is much needed. There is a lyeneral 
 avidity for reiulini"' among- both old and younu', but nil 
 available money has to •••o to meet so many other calls more 
 urii-ent, that books hiivetobe deferred to the far future with 
 better times. Even th*' cheapest periodicals lind here few 
 subscribers. We distribute all lunvspapers, tracts, and other 
 suitable readini;' material we can get. but these come far 
 short of supplying the want. 
 
 Stonehani has now the good fortune of being servt'd l)y 
 the Kev. ]\Ir. Tarrock. The road from (Quebec to Sloneham 
 is always in good condition, and. though longer, is incom- 
 parably preferable to that from Valcartier. 
 
 It was unfortunate that Sloneham had to be attached to 
 .Valcartier parish. The distance is not great, but between 
 the two parishes there lies a wild bush extending for 
 several miles over a most uneven and rugged surface, con- 
 sisting of marshes, deep gullies, mimntains and precipices. 
 It can be traver.sed only with dilficulty and latigue. It is 
 an ahnost uninterrupted going up and down hill, often long 
 and steep ; either jarring against boulders or sinking in bog 
 holes, with frecjuently a commingling' of thi? two ; if 
 belated, with a chance of stepinng on a bear, lo.sing one's 
 way in the woods, or being inextricably stuck fast in a 
 morass. I found walking the safest and (juickest mode of 
 travelling on it. In wet weather, however, [)assinglhrougIi 
 the bush on foot was neither agreeable nor wholesome. In 
 case of sick-calls also, when neithc^r the hour nor the weather 
 can be chosen, such a journey is sometimes a serious under- 
 taking. 
 
 I cannot omit to state, that on Thanksgiving Day and on 
 Christmas Day the Church was decorated by our young 
 
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 people very tastefully and in splendid keeping- with the 
 general tone of the building. 
 
 J^ast SpriuL,'' we had the pliMisure and prollt of a passing 
 visil I'roui his Li)rdshii) on a C'iHilirnialion tour. 
 
 Tiie Venerable Arehdeaeon Uoe also I'avortMl us witli a 
 cidl on New Year's l>ay. His very coinnicndahle zeal and 
 iiinicd ability ibr raising money W(>re <'l()(|vi('iitly exercised, 
 but we fear the season was loo unpropilious to bear iriiit 
 coiuineasurale with the merits of the cause he was advo- 
 catiuu". 'i"h<' envelope system which he recommended and 
 introduciHl (he himself n-enerously su[)plie(lus with a st()<;k 
 of envelopes) we trust will be a more successful method for 
 collecting money than thaL hitherto practised. 
 
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 WATERVirJiE. 
 
 The Ttev. Ernest A. WillouQ-hby King reports : — 
 
 Appointed Jan. 1, i)eriod eleven months to Dec. 1. area, 
 iifty-four scpian^ miles, well settled. Origin, mostly Anglo- 
 Saxon, partly French Canadian. Sun<lay Services always 
 three, verv often four ; occasional in four dilten^nt'School- 
 houses Sunday, one hundred and seventy-one ; week, 
 iifty-three ; total, two huiulred nnd twenty-four in the 
 ])eriod covered l)y this report. Holy Communion once a 
 month in each of the three stations, and oftoner, especially 
 in North Ilatley, in Summer. Sunday S(ihool and Bible 
 class work, and catechising regularly at Waterville ;\nd for 
 tliree monllis at North Ilatley. Large Model School at 
 AVaterville. taught Scripture History once a week. Other 
 Schools visited, calls and visits to sick, aged and wi'U 
 recorded by day and date, one thousand live hundred and 
 sixty-eight, in the ehn'en months, making an average of 
 more than seven a day. The unbaptized may be counted 
 by scores. The average attendance at North Ilatley for 
 eight months was twenty-four, and for the three* Summer 
 months, ninety, and of Communicants correspondingly. 
 
 By regular count and record, the services, average attend- 
 ance, &c., are shown by the following tables : 
 
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 Services, Sunday 54 46 52 19 
 
 " other days 34 8 3 8 
 
 Totals 88 54 b:> 27 
 
 Present — Averasje No. Sunday and Fes- 
 tivals 44 45 49 
 
 " — Average Xo. week days l.'J 12 30 
 
 Communicants average Sunday 15 18 11 
 
 " " other days 11 
 
 " Easter 24 10 11 
 
 Celebrations — Sunday and Festivals... 12 14 10 
 
 " — Minor Festivals 4 8 
 
 Communion of tlie sick 3 3 12 
 
 To reckon rij^htly by number of families is very difficult. 
 The tabulated statements herewith made are briefer and 
 more eloquent than words to all who will take note of 
 them. Ladies' Guilds in three centres "ive great help in 
 many ways. The Mission field is kept in view. Viiluable 
 public addresses were given by Revds. Canon Foster and 
 G, Murray, on the history of the British Church up to the 
 year QQX, at a sub-deanery meeting in Watervilhv Also a 
 clever and instructive address to the Model School children 
 and friends, on the training of the young in Turkey, by 
 Eev. C. H. Brooks. 
 
 The Bishop's generous musical blessing, through Mr. 
 Dorey, Organist, begins to return grateful echoes more 
 worthy of worship. Sherbrooke Choir treated Waterville 
 to a Cantata. Local Organists and Choirs deserve the best 
 thanks oi people and clergy. 
 
 Adult Baptisms, three Confirmations, an infant Baptism, a 
 a celebration of Holy Communion, seven addresses, a speech 
 to the workers in Gales' factory, the inspection of two 
 Church sites, receptior.s, &:c.. and all within thirty-six hours, 
 m.arked the busy Bishop's visit. Our people join me in 
 thanking brother Clergymen for much valued ministrations. 
 No Parsonage in the Mission. Large and beautiful site for 
 one in Waterville, and some money in bank. Mr. W. 
 "Wiggett, astill surviving warden of fifty years ago, promises 
 ^25 more. Mr. Wiggett, with the wardens Hodgson and 
 Flanders, collected for the fencing, towards which Rev. 
 T. L. Ball gave $29. 
 
 No endowment. A small legacy, likely to be available 
 soon, was willed to St. John's Church by the late Mrs. Massey. 
 She, with Mrs. Howse, Mrs. Osgood and Mrs. Gilkerson, all 
 
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 good women in the various relations of life, entered into 
 rest within a period of six months. They are much missed 
 There have boen. and still are, several cases of protracted 
 illness at Ions; distances apart. Serious losses have taken 
 place by removal replaced by somi; important arrivals. 
 There is a well settled field open and lar^e tmough for an- 
 other man's work in about Minton. Sulheld and Belvidere, 
 bounded by Magog, North Hatloy, Eustis and Sherbrooke. 
 
 The importance of its occupation seems beyond question. 
 
 Wnten-ille Church sorely needs sheathing inside and a 
 furnace. Towards the latter soaiething is being done. 
 For fencing Church property, >&(J0 have just been paid. 
 
 North ilaUeji'^ pretty new Church, sixty by tv\''enty-five 
 feet, is almost ready for occupation in an unfinished state. 
 Cost of large suitable site and structure about •'$1,500. Paid 
 nearly $700. Much help from Summer visitors. Attendance 
 for nine months, small but growing. Chief material need 
 six or seven hundred dollars. The spiritual need here, as 
 elsewhere in the Mission, is more interest in " the way of 
 salvation." Messrs. Sch'.'uck, father and son. Carroll and 
 Johnson, with lady Teachers, did valua])le Sunday School 
 work at North llatley and its neighbourhood. 
 
 The EiiMh congreu'ation is regular, reverent, appreciative 
 and encourau'ing. Now virtually in hand are 82.')0 for the 
 much needed proposed Church. Fine central site selected 
 and applied for, and to be granted, we hope, by the Eustis 
 Mining Co., wlien its deferred meeting shall be ln>ld. 
 
 More than a third of the oflertory, at AVaterville, and 
 more tliau a quarter, at Eu<tis, has gone to outside objects, 
 and at North llatley almost alifth, even counting increased 
 amounts from visitors, vi/ : twenty-seven out of seventy- 
 eight, nineteen out of one hundred and live, and seventeen 
 out of sixtv-iive dollars, respectively. 
 
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 St. Georfj^en Church. {Windsor Mills). — Services at this 
 Church have been kept up regularly twice on each Sunday 
 and on the greater Festivals, with week-night Services 
 during Lent. 
 
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 Through the instruction given by Mr. A. Dorey, Organist 
 of St. Peter's, Sherbrooke, who came twice to the Mission, 
 a very perceptibh? improvement h:is been elleeted in the 
 Choir as well as in the responding ol' the congregation. 
 During Lent, a Service was held on each Tuesday evening 
 until I'assion Week. IJy this means, I was the belter able 
 to take advantage of a few visits of the neighliouring Clergy, 
 •they being more likely to ])e at li])erty on Tuesdays than 
 on other days of the week. 
 
 Those who thus kindly came to assist me, were the 
 Venerable Archdeacon Jvoe. Canon Thorneloe. the J\ev. J. 
 Hepburn and IJev. T. ]vudd ; all of whom are ever welcome 
 visitors at "Windsor Mills. 
 
 AVe have also been favoured with two visits by the Lord 
 Bishop: iirst, on ]March 10th, when his Lordshi}) stojiped 
 oli" at Titus Station, was kindly entertained at dinner by 
 Mr. Thos. Ward and his aged mother. In Ihe afternoon, 
 his Lordshi[> i)rea('hed to a inost attentive congregation at 
 Christ Church, llrompton, which is across the St. Francis 
 lliver from Titus. The }>eople of Bronipton W(^re highly 
 pleased with the new JJisho]), with his plain words and 
 kindly manner. 
 
 His Lordship also ])r('ached at St. George's, Windsor 
 Mills, at 8 P.M., when the Church was welf tilled with 
 those eager to see and hear him. 
 
 Again, on Tuesday, June 20th. we had the pleasure of 
 seeing our most genial and ever active Chief Pastor, this 
 time to administer the impressive. Apostolic ]vite of Laying 
 on of Handu to four adults. The Coniirmation was held 
 in St. Geoige's Chiu'ch. in the eveninii*. at which a good 
 number were })resent, many being from the other bodies 
 of Christians in the village. 
 
 The next day, his Loidship was driven to the residence 
 of Mr. Gr. Stevens, Lay l)eK\gate, for a brief visit, thence to 
 the residence of Mr. A. A. Biiggs, my Lay Jv<>ader, w ith 
 whom his Lordship dined, thus evincing a desire to be- 
 come per.sonally accjuainted witli as nnmy as possible in 
 the Parish. 
 
 Consid(>rabl(^ repairs have been done to St. G 
 
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 Church. The roof has been re-shingled, and its internal 
 appearance much im]n-oved, the ceiling having been tinted, 
 and the plastered walls, which had become badly cra'.ked, 
 covered with strong manilla paper. This gives a cheerful 
 
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 offect to the building, while the cost of the work was 
 consistent with our limited means. 
 
 For these repairs on the Church there is no debt remain- 
 ing. 
 
 The Windsor branch of I he Woman's Auxiliary continues 
 its monthly meetings at the members' houses. I usually 
 attend and open their meetings by using the Diocesan and 
 Foreign Mission Society's " Litany of Intercession." The 
 second annual bale of clothing, vVe., has recently been sent to 
 Kev. J. Ilinchcliffe. of the Piegan Iveserve, Alberta. I 
 doubt not but ihat its contents were highly appreciated by 
 the Indian girl for whom it is specially designed. 
 
 During the month of October, while at Grosse Isle, my 
 Sunday duty throughout the Mission was performed by Mr. 
 D. W. Sutherland, of liishop's College, his work being done 
 in a very satisfactory manner. 
 
 The Sunday School at St. George's Church, during the 
 Summer and Autumn, has been under the sole care of my 
 daughter. A good assortment of Cliildren's Periodicals has 
 been supplied. Two little girls, living three or four miles 
 distant, have attended quite regularly — driving themselves 
 to and from the School. 
 
 C/rnsi's Church, Ih-oniploii.. — There is not much to note of 
 imimrtance. here, Ixnoud the usual routine of weekly 
 Services. The cojigregation has held its own and, at 
 times, lias been larger than heretofore, but it might ])e 
 larger still, if all attended Divine Worship, who could 
 attend. 
 
 It is much to be regretted that so many heads of families, 
 in these ])arts. do not appre<iate their spiritual privileges 
 as they should. Little short of a Divine visitation is ad- 
 equate to arouse some peoph' from their state ot careless 
 indillerence. Oh ! that they were Avilling to " hear Moses 
 and the Proi)hets," much more, Him of whom they testify. 
 
 The ladies of th(i Brcjmpton Guild continue their fort- 
 niti'htlv meetings, not foruet ting to send in their "ten cent" 
 su])scription when not present themselves. 
 
 To their efforts we are indebted for the substantial and 
 ornate Lishop's Chair, which was placed in the Chancel 
 just in time lor his Lordship's first visit to this Chttrch last 
 March. 
 
 The Sunday School continues to prosper under the effi- 
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 forms the duty of care-taker.) The other Teachers are Mrs. 
 Geo. Ward and Miss Ethel Knapp. who now takes her 
 mothers place. The Choir, here, has likewise I'elt the good 
 influence of Mr. Dorey's wise instructions. In the re- 
 sponding, there is, however, still room for improvement. 
 
 In September, a branch of the M. C. L. was formed in 
 Brompton ; its meetings being held on each alternate 
 Tuesday evening, in the School-house. For whatever 
 benefit may result from this institution, socially or other- 
 wise, we are indebted to the Eev. R i\ Tambs, of Magog, 
 through whom I was initiated into its harmless mysteries. 
 Its chief olyject, to promote and encourage a kindly spirit 
 in the home, is an excellent one ; the main difliculty being 
 to maintain an interest in the meetings, in a sparsely settled 
 locality, which is the case in Brompton. 
 
 The same difliculty, of course, holds true with regard to 
 the Bible Class, where there are few young people and 
 hindrances of various kinds to be overcome. 
 
 A grant of books, from the S. P. C. K., has just been 
 received and will be divided between the three Sunday 
 Schools in th(» Mission. This grant was obtained through 
 the assistance of our Bishop, and the books will. I am sure, 
 be highly pri/ed by our people, l)()th old and young. 
 
 Hymns A. and M. are about to be substituted in the 
 place of Bickersteth's " Ilymnnl," at Christ Church, the 
 latter books having been in use, in this Church, for a 
 number of years. This change has been long contemplated, 
 and it is. I think, a matter for congratulation that it is soon, 
 now, to be ellected. 
 
 At Hardwood Hill, there is more ground for encournge- 
 ment than heretofore. Quite a g()od class of boys (with a 
 few girls) are becoming interested in the study of the 
 Chur<'h CVitmhism, and in the Services held at Grace 
 Church. Several of these lads are members of dissenting 
 families, whose parents manifest no special love for our 
 Church. It is. therefore, gratifying to find these youths 
 carefully learning these self-imposed tasks, and presenting 
 themselves here, so regularly, to be catechized, and 
 afterward, to unite in the Litany Service, which is held 
 fortnightly. 
 
 I hope, at no distant day, to present some of them to his 
 Lordship for Confirmation. 
 
 The Incumbent desires, here, to acknowledge his indebt- 
 
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 <)dness to the " Church Helpers' Association of Quebec," 
 for kind beneftictions conferred on him, personally, on more 
 than one occasion. These gifts, so modestly bestowed, 
 h:\ve taken the form of useful books, and tasteful vestments, 
 for which he cannot but express his sincere gratitude. 
 
 REPOKT OF THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON ROE, GENERAL 
 MISSIONARY AGENT OF THE DIOCESAN BOARD. 
 
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 Two new Missions have been added ]:)ermanently, as we 
 may hope, to the separate clerical charges of the Diocese by 
 the Bishop licensing on the 1st October last, the Kev. H. A. 
 Brooke, B.A., to the charge of ^cotstown and parts adjacent, 
 and the Rev. E K. Wilson, B.A., to the charge of Hereford. 
 
 The history of the struggle of these two Missions into 
 parochial life is full of interest. The Mission of St. Albans, 
 Scotstown, had its beginning from the settlement there of 
 several Church families from Cookshire at the time when 
 the village sprang suddenly into vigorous life, owing to its 
 large lumber and^jpulp mills. These faithful people sought 
 and obtained from the Kev. A. H. 7udge, then incumbent 
 of Cookshire, such spiritual ministrations on week-days as 
 his engagements would allow. Encouraged and helped by 
 him, they built a Church, and, when it was finished, applied 
 to the Archdeacon for Sunday Services. It was first arranged 
 that they should be served fortnightly from Bury ; but 
 this arrangement soon fell through, the parochial work of 
 the unwieldy parish of Bury being already quite too much 
 for one man. Towards the end of 1800. Scotstown, together 
 with the Canterbury settlement, became one of the Bishop's 
 College Missions under the superintendence of the Arch- 
 deacon, with Sunday Services during Term time and a 
 Header residing during College Vacations. Towards the 
 expenses of these Services, the Mission has from the first 
 contributed $50 a year, besides the Reader's board ; the 
 remainder of the outlay, $120 a year, being paid by the 
 Diocesan Board. 
 
 The Scotstown people, however, were not long satisfied 
 with these ministrations, but applied to Bishop Williams 
 to be supplied with a resident clergyman. To this applic- 
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 thorn a clergyman so soon as funds to pay him could be 
 found. As tlio Diocesan Board has been expending $300 
 a yciu- for the hist three years iiiclefrayiiiiif the expenses of 
 Readers for iScotstown and Lake Mei^antic, it is evident 
 that if tliese two places could be united under the pastoral 
 care of one man. the additional cost to the Board of a resident 
 jMinister would be little. But the distance betvTeen the 
 two places seemed to render this union impossible. The 
 diilieulty, however, has been overcome, by our present 
 Bishop taking upon himself the expenses ol" the Reader at 
 the Lake and .setting the ^300 a year free for Scotstown ; 
 and so the Mission ol Scotstown was opened on the 1st 
 October. 
 
 The new Mission is made up of Scotstown, Canterbury 
 and Lingwick, the two latter stations being detached from 
 the parish of Bury. This re-arrangemi^nt atlbrds a, great 
 relief to Bury, reducing it to reasonable dimensions, and 
 rendering it ('a])able of being thoroughly worked by onc^ 
 man. The three stations are to be served by Mr. Brooke 
 every Sunday, involving a drive of twenty miles. He will 
 also go to Lake Megantic at stated intervals to give the 
 Holy Communion, and will be responsible for all other 
 priestly ium tions which may be required there. Th(^ report 
 of the woi'k done at Seotstown during the year will be 
 made by Mr. Brooke. Lake Megantic, though attached, 
 as stated above, to the Mission of Seotstown, continu(\s to be 
 served ordinarily by a Reader, whose stij^end the Bishop 
 has undertaken to i)rovide. The congregation of this 
 station continues as devoted as ever to their Church. Tin; 
 Woman's (Juild have ^-arciiased a bell, which was dedicated 
 by Cajion Thorneloe on the 2«th \ovember. The Sunday 
 School continues ellicient j\Ir. N. ]\L Bayn<', after long and 
 faitlil'ul service here as Reader, was oidained in September 
 and ajipointcd to the charge of a (lull" Mission. His cheer- 
 ful, unsellisli lil'e and work during the three years he was 
 here have won for him the esteem and lov(i of every one. 
 
 The new jMission of Hereford is not as yet under the 
 Diocesan Board. When, last .luiy. the Bishop proposed 
 planting a clergyman there, the Board could not see its 
 way clear to providing the necessary funds. His Lordship, 
 consequently, resolved to open the Mission on his own 
 responsibility. At his request, towards its maintenance, 
 the Board has placed '^100 a year at the Bishop's disposal. 
 
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 The people pay $150. The Bishop provides the rest. Tlie 
 llev. E. K. Wilson, B.A., entered upon the charge on the 
 Ist October. 
 
 The Church has been working' at Hereford off and on 
 I'or the hist iit'ty years. In the old days of Travellinii' Miss- 
 ionaries, Hereford was one of their stations. These visits, 
 however, being few and far between, barely su(lic(»d to keep 
 alive in the hearts of our scattered people a tradition that the 
 Church of r]nglaiul had some claim upon them. Later on, 
 in 1870, it was proposed to mak(^ the two townships of 
 Barford and Hereford, till then under the oversight of Canon 
 Foster, into a separate ^Mission, and the Jvev. T. L. Ball was 
 sent to Hereford and resided there ibr one year, In his 
 time, 1870, what is now the old Hereford Church, was 
 completed and opened for Service. From 1871 to 1875 the 
 two townships fell back again into Canon Foster's charge. 
 In 1875, they' were again made into a separate Mission, 
 with the Jlcv. Albert Stevens as iVlissionary, and Dixville 
 as head-quarters. Under this arrangement llereibrd re- 
 ceived a fortnightly Service. F'iiially, after the death of 
 Mr. AaroiiAVorkman, who was the mainstay of the Mission, 
 the Church-AVardens failing to pay the small assessment 
 imposed upon this conu'regation, the Services \vn\} suspend- 
 ed, and the Church remained closed fov ot^ven years. By 
 the ellbrls of the Rev. Geo. Murray it was rc-opeiuMl nearly 
 three years ago, and the fortnightly Services re-establiohed. 
 Two years ago ISlr. }durray handed on the charsi-e to the 
 Archdeacon, whose report upon the <'ondition and ])rospects 
 of Ilen^brd as a ^Missionary held will be found in the 
 Church Society's report lor last y(>ar. From that time, the 
 Services of a Header were secured to give fortnightly Ser- 
 vices during College term time, and to reside during va- 
 cations. 
 
 During these three years much missionary labour has 
 been bestowed upon Hereford with very promising results. 
 Service's have been held regularly in tlie Hereford Church 
 and at Hall's Streaiu, and occasionally at Wallis Fond. 
 Twelve infants and lifteen adults have been baptized ; live 
 ])ersons have been Conlirmed and eight admitted to the 
 Holy Conununion. Eight more adults ai-e now ready to 
 be Conlirmed at the Bishop's approaching visit. There is 
 a very promising Sunday School at the old Church. Alto- 
 gether the Mission is now, at its inception, one of great 
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 The great material work of this Summer has been the 
 erection of the new Church at Hall's Stream, some .six miles 
 to the north of the old Hereford Church. The need of a 
 Church at this end of the Mission having- made itself more 
 and more felt, Mr. Edwin Bean not only ottered a valua]>le 
 site, sufhcient for a Church and Parsonage, but also joined 
 the Archdeacon in assuming the linancial responsibility of 
 pushing the work through at once. The Church is now 
 finished and will, it is hoped, be consecrated on St. Thomas's 
 Day. It has cost between lifteen and sixteen hundred 
 dollars, of which sum Mr. Bean has undertaken to provide 
 about three lilths and the Archdeacon two iifths. This 
 Church and that of L'Avenir are built from the same plans 
 and are both very satisfactory. For the plans we are 
 indebted to the llev. Arthur Jar vis, of Napanee. 
 
 I ought not to conclude this report without recording 
 my own deep thankfulness that the arduous and important 
 work of launching these two Missions has been so happily 
 accomplished. 
 
 In 1886, the clergy of this District brought before the 
 Synod and the Diocesan Board a modest project of Church 
 extension in which we ventured to propose the establish- 
 ment of three new Missions. Who would have then 
 believed that in seven short years we should see nearly 
 three times that number of new Missions founded ? New- 
 port and Barnston, opened in 1887 ; Fitch Bay, in 18S8 ; 
 Waterville and St. John's, Mel])ourne, in 188i) ; Peninsula, 
 in 1892 ; and now, Scotstown and Hereford, in 1893. 
 
 Bishop Williams, in his last letter to the S. P. G., written 
 only a few days before his death, referred to this Church 
 extension movement as one of the most hopeful features in 
 the outlook of his Diocese. If this be so, as undoubtedly 
 it is, then have we indeed solid grounds for thankfulness 
 and encouragement. To Grod be all the glory ! 
 
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 Annual fleport of the Clergy Trust Committee. 
 
 Till) full vuvuiuu! from tho TiivoHtnionts in flniiyo of tliu Coininittuc has 
 l)oeii locuivoil. Al»oiit oiio fomtli of tJR'.se liivcstinuiits iiiatui'u in 1H',»4, 
 tlioir ro-invfstiiiunt is likely to l)u a .slow and difliiiiilt niattur, and niiist 
 riwult in a large and 2»ei'iiianont rudnotion of nncnuu. 
 
 lit'ioronco to the piintod accounts shew J^S'Ji^j.'iOO Invcstuicnts paid off 
 on account of the Clergy Trust Fund for which no reinvestment has been 
 found, and .sKJCid on account of the Hishopi'ic End»)wment Fund, of 
 which 8H 200 has hi'cn re-invested. 
 
 )ii>l:i01» Montreal seven per cent stock, 
 I'-'OO i'erth Town seven per cent IJonds, held for Local Endowment 
 Funtis, have been paid otl'and investments made as follows : 
 
 $Um) Ri(!hraoiiil. li.C , l!aii(l!<, .") ]wv cent. 
 S(i() MoiiIichI Murtga<;c', .i.\ per cent. 
 2(100 Toronto .Mortgage, tj piT CL-nt. 
 
 The s[)ecial receijits on account of Local Endowment Funds have been 
 as follows : 
 
 Legacy, IloUis Siiorcy S !H) (Hi 
 
 Donation, M. lialclu'lllcr IIK) 00 
 
 Otlici' contrihutiuiio from tlio Mission.... L'O 00 
 
 Total $ 210 00 For Chiirle.stou Rectory En- 
 
 tlowincnt. 
 
 I-<'g!icv, James Wilson > 400 00 
 
 Sale oV lauil IdO 00 
 
 Total S .'>00 00 For Ireland and fcioutli Inverness Kn- 
 
 downient. 
 
 .Mai;ee Ijctraey.. 112 oO For Magog Einlownient. 
 
 ('ontriimtion tVoni tilt; l!islioii.....s ]00 00 
 
 ilo Mission T'.Mi 00 
 
 Donation, R. Il.unilton l.")() oo 
 
 do .1. liauiilion 10 00 
 
 Grant Ironi General Fund i.>0 00 
 
 Total SI200 00 For DrunniKnulville Kudownient. 
 
 The Drinnnioiidville Fiidownient Fund now anioiuits to )ii<7,.'(r)0, 
 yielding a revenue of over S400. rnder the terms of the Trust Deed, the 
 revenue, up to S400, is now available for the support of the clergym;in in 
 charge of the Parish. 
 
 The Kiidowment Fund of St. Pauls, (jiaspe, is now ii'o.WO, and the 
 revenue, uj) to ><'20i), is [layable from 1st January, ]S!t4. 
 
 A.H.QUEBEC, 
 
 Chairman 
 
 TllU.MAS RiClIARDSO.N, 
 
 KSecretiiry. 
 
 
 
 'i;- ■• i 
 
128 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE CLERGY TRUST FUND IN 
 
 I 
 
 
 I 
 
 11 
 
 iHD;i. 
 Doc. 31. 
 
 To liuiitls, viz : 
 
 Comity of All.crl 
 
 Town of ItiM'liti 
 
 City (il Hruinldii 
 
 Tow II of l!roi'l\ villi' 
 
 City of l[;ilif;ix 
 
 City ut iliiiiiiltoii 
 
 City ol llaiiiiltoii (WiitfrWorks).... 
 
 Tow II of iicvis 
 
 City uf. MoiiticMl I'i'iiiiiiiiflit Stock. 
 
 .Moati't'iil lliuljour 
 
 Town of I'cnli 
 
 Town ( f P'tcrlioidiii^li 
 
 Town (.■ '(ill Artiiur 
 
 Cciimt\ ()f KicliiiioiHl. N'.S 
 
 City of St. .lohn. N I! 
 
 Town (;f Siiiilt St. .Maiii' ....... 
 
 County ot Slirlluiriic 
 
 {'ity of Sjirrluool^c 
 
 Towii.-liip of Tiny 
 
 Toronto Sli'cct Itailwiiy 
 
 Town of W'iiiij-^or 
 
 City of \\"iniii|ii',<i' 
 
 Moi't!.(agX'S, (,^*iiclic(', 
 
 '' ' Toronto 
 
 (hisl) in Siivin<rH ncpartnicnt of tlic I'liion 
 JJank of Canada— lifariiiLT interest at 
 4 1) c 
 
 $ 
 
 cts 
 
 •)(MI 1)1) 
 
 .'lo'.fj 1)0 
 
 S.'.OIl HO 
 
 1(1111) Oil 
 
 ;;(iiiii I) 
 .s;i,s() (11) 
 7i;(i() (I 
 
 IIIDO 00 
 
 L'OL'.') 00 
 
 .".000 00 
 
 S.'.OO 00 
 
 ■1000 00 
 
 lOIIO 00 
 111 00 
 
 iiooo 00 
 :;ii(i 00 
 
 .| iOI) (Ml 
 
 .",.'i(ni (III 
 
 O.VIO 00 
 
 ;;(iiio 00 
 
 .•',.)L'l 00 
 
 70011 on 
 
 1(1(11) 00 
 
 170110 00 
 
 7000 (10 
 
 .'lOdO 00 
 
 S ct.s. 
 
 131;! IS on 
 
 ;;oifi!) !)i 
 
 SlOlJlT <J1 
 
 We, the nnderriit^ned, liave examiiu'd the Acconnt.-^ and N'oncliers of the above 
 
 Fund, and have veiilied the Secui'itie^. and loniid tiic whole correct. 
 
 J. A. Ri:.\i.v. ) . ... 
 J.R. 11. WniTK, {'•^>'^l'tois. 
 
 ' Quebec, litjth January, Ib'Jt. 
 
IN 
 
 129 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Ct. 
 
 
 m 
 
 Ct.'i. 
 
 ■< 00 
 
 \\\ 
 111 
 
 l89.^. 
 
 Jiuiy. I.. 
 Dec". 31 
 
 Ily Hiilance fioni lust yi'iii' 
 
 $ Cts. 
 
 .•? cts. 
 
 $ Cts. 
 
 15862U 61 
 
 TU'vciiiiL' of tlif year 
 
 Paid I!l-v. I\ A. Smitli 
 
 <' F. ]{()vli' 
 
 48(j' tiS 
 
 ■iHCt M 
 24.'! 32 
 
 .^)07" 'J(! 
 100 00 
 
 :(o 00 
 I7;i 10 
 
 '.1786 17 
 6807 74 
 
 
 
 " T. B. {Jhaimiaii.. 
 " lion. Tirasurcrot'Dio- 
 
 ccsaii IJoard 
 
 Allowaiici' to Tn'asui'cr..... 
 
 Guarantee (,'oMipaiiy 
 
 IJaiik comiuissiourf ami 
 ireiioral chai'fL'rf 
 
 
 
 InvKSI'MKNT At'COL'NT. 
 
 liv Hiilftiire 
 
 
 
 
 2888 43 
 
 Jiiny. 1... 
 Dec. 31 
 
 150618 00 
 25300 00 
 
 Honds paid off: 
 Oxford 
 
 i()Ooo 00 
 
 1;')0() 00 
 
 :;oo DO 
 
 2000 00 
 
 :ioo 00 
 
 5000 00 
 200 00 
 
 
 
 Alun ti'cftl 
 
 
 
 Teith Town 
 
 
 
 " t'ouiitv 
 
 
 
 lirantfonl....'. 
 
 
 
 S he 1 bourne 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 §131:518 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 %\^\h\l 94 
 
 
 
 .i^ 
 
 WW.. 
 
 ove 
 
 E. & 0. E. 
 
 Quebec, 31st Ducembcr, 1893. 
 
 Edwin Poi'e, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 \ .) 
 
130 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE BISlIOrKIC ENDOWMENT FUND 
 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 To liivi'Sttncnts, viz : 
 
 County of Albeit Hoiids 
 
 City ut' Itrniuloii IUiikIs 
 
 TuwiiHbiiM)t'(?imtliain itoiuld 
 
 City of llauiilton Uoud.s (Walor Works) 
 
 City of Kinf^ston Jiuiids 
 
 New Westuiiiister, li. C 
 
 Town of I'ertli Hond;! 
 
 Town of I'ort Artiiiir Honds 
 
 City of Quebec tStock 
 
 City of Siierbrooke lionds 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Quebec Mortgiige 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Toronto .Mortgage 
 
 kSomerset Mortgage 
 
 • 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Heaujiort Mortgage 
 
 Montreal Mortgage 
 
 Cash in the Savings De|)artnieiil of the 
 " Union liank of Canada '' 
 
 $ etH, 
 
 Min (1(1 
 
 I'KUi 0(1 
 
 •lbV> 0(1 
 
 l:{0(i(l Oil 
 
 lltJtlC. (17 
 
 7000 0(1 
 
 21(111 (10 
 
 \:>w 00 
 
 :tooo (10 
 
 .^000 00 
 
 10000 00 
 
 4000 00 
 
 ;;(ioo 00 
 
 .'lOOO 00 
 
 2l(t;! 'M 
 
 0500 0(» 
 
 I 100 00 
 
 IL'OO 0(t 
 
 clt). 
 
 Sr)(lLMI 17 
 
 l.vjti 71 
 
 
 
 
 $S(J8-I« .SS 
 
 
 
 We, the undersigned, iiavc examined the Aceountsand Votudicrs of tlie above 
 Fund, and liave verified tiie fcsecurities, and found tiie wliole correct. 
 
 Quebec, 26th January, 1894. 
 
 J. A. Ready, \ A.,j:,„,,g 
 J. R. H. WniTK. 1 ^"^'>"'S' 
 
181 
 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASUUEPv. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 
 i8oa. 
 
 .Iiiii.v. !.■.■ 
 
 Dec. :il,.. 
 
 Jany. |l... 
 Dec. lil... 
 
 Hy niiliiiu'f 
 
 I'iiid I!isli(ij» of Qiicht'c 
 
 I'lciiiiiiiii on New Wt'stmiiistcr UoiuU. 
 Aciiiii'd ltit(M03l... do 
 
 HroUoniyv do 
 
 (yolk'ctioii cliartri'ei 
 
 Ucviiiiic of tlic your,. 
 
 Invkbt.mknt Account. 
 
 By Ualiince 
 
 Piircliiiscil : 
 New WL'Stmiii-dcr IJuiuls. 
 Muiilruiil Morlj^'iis^o '., 
 
 I'liid oir : 
 
 Oxfonl S^'"""' O" 
 
 21)0(1 00 
 
 250 00 
 
 !tOO 00 
 
 , i;)Oo 110 
 
 ;{ou 00 
 
 AHiiTi 
 
 ('Ii.'iiliiiin 
 
 Moiitiotil 
 
 lU'iiupoi'l .Mortgage 
 ilo do 
 
 E. & 0. E. 
 
 5000 00 
 
 ;i.")0 00 
 
 Si; :!0 
 
 17 i'iO 
 
 ;!S 17 
 
 r.ioi ii7 
 
 J2t2 \\\ 
 
 8rt77(» 17 
 
 7000 00 
 1200 00 
 
 94'J70 
 
 ;i'.).".(i 00 
 
 .'ii!s:)020 17 
 
 21! I .")! 
 
 $S()S16 88 
 
 Edwin Poi'E, 
 
 Tieiisurer, 
 Hishoitric Endowment Fund. 
 
 rj-iaiv; 
 
 V ..-ill 
 
Dr, 
 
 132 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 \ u 
 
 'mi ii 
 
 I8'j;5. 
 Dec. ai, 
 
 To Investments on account of I'ullowing EnJow- 
 ment Fnnds, viz : 
 
 Ql'KBEC ChAPKLKY. 
 
 City of Ifiiniilton Bonds 
 
 do Montreal Periuunent IStook. 
 
 Montreal Harbor iJonds 
 
 Town of Port Arthur do ... 
 
 Sank St. Marie do 
 
 City of Slierbrooke do 
 
 Toronto .Mort'^age 
 
 ACTONVALE. 
 
 County of Albert Bonds. 
 
 (;ity of Itrandon do . 
 
 Township of Hrantford do . 
 ToAvn of Peterborough do . 
 
 do Port Arthur do . 
 
 Riehmond, H. C, do . 
 
 City of St. ,rohn, N. B., do . 
 
 do Slierbrooke do . 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 AsooT A.Ni) Wksthluy. 
 
 County of Albert Bonds 
 Town of Peterborough do . 
 do Port Arthur do . 
 Richmond, B. C, do . 
 Sault St. Marie do . 
 Toronto Mortj^a'ce 
 
 BliOMl'TON. 
 
 County of All)crt Bond 
 
 City of Brandon do 
 
 do Hamilton do 
 
 London West do 
 
 Town of Peterborough do 
 do Port Arthur do 
 City of Slierbrooke do 
 
 Montreal Mortgage 
 
 Toronto do 
 
 Britv. 
 
 City of Brandon Bonds 
 
 Town of Peterborough Bonds.. 
 
 Montreal Mortgage 
 
 Toronto do 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 $ cts, 
 
 17S0 00 
 ,^00 (10 
 1000 00 
 2,>0 01) 
 1000 00 
 1200 00 
 1000 00 
 
 200 no 
 
 250 00 
 lOvS 00 
 100 00 
 400 00 
 100 00 
 200 00 
 000 00 
 
 .•;oo 00 
 
 700 00 
 l.iO 00 
 2,')0 0(t 
 100 00 
 100 00 
 200 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 100 0(1 
 
 2M» 00 
 
 10(1(1 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 150 00 
 
 800 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 700 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 450 00 
 1)00 00 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 7330 00 
 
 2258 00 
 
 .J 
 L 
 
 -.00 00 
 
 .1 
 
 D 
 
 ;i700 00 
 
 J 
 
 D 
 
 1250 00 
 
 §lG0;i8 00 
 
133 
 
 
 00 
 8 00 
 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 189:'.. 
 Jan. 1.., 
 Dec. ;n. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Doc. ;il.. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Doc. :n.. 
 
 QUERF.C ChAPEI-I!Y. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 73GS 10 
 
 \:v.\ 81) 
 
 By Balance 
 
 Revenue of the year. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Paiil Rector of St. Paul's i 200 00 
 
 Rectorof St. Peter's 11.) 00 
 
 Rector of St. Mattliew's i 25 00 
 
 ACTOMVAI.K. 
 
 By Balance 
 
 Revenue of tiie year. 
 
 Ascot and Wksthuhv. 
 
 By Balance 
 
 Revenue of tlie vear 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec.:?l.. 
 
 Jan. 1.. 
 Dec. 'A\.. 
 
 Dr. 
 Paid Rev. J. 0. Cox... 
 
 Btuv.' 
 
 By Balance 
 
 . lievenue of the y< 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 Bromi'ton. 
 
 By Balance .".(iSn 10 
 
 Revenue of the year 201 7.") 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 $ Ct3. 
 
 7801 90 
 
 400 00 
 
 216;-, 79 
 
 124 t;3 
 
 1449 60 
 81 .'lO 
 
 3887 85 
 180 00 
 
 1257 10 
 65 00 
 
 •101 00 
 
 2290 52 
 
 1531 10 
 
 3707 85 
 
 l,^22 10 
 
 $16253 47 
 
 ! ':; 
 
 ¥\. 
 
 • .11 
 
 ',' : .'if 
 
134 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 
 ISO?.. 
 Dec ;]]. 
 
 Brousrlit forwiird 
 
 l')oru'; Lons. 
 
 (ji(y <>!' I'l'aiiilou 15orul? 
 
 Town (if l'ctcili(iroun"li (1<> 
 llichinoiid, Ji. (]., do 
 
 Villiiije of nicliiiHiiid do 
 SiUilt .St. Marie do 
 
 COATICOOKK AND HaUFOKD. 
 
 County of Albert Bonds 
 
 ("lity of Brandon do 
 
 Towri^liiji oi' Hianlford do 
 
 (/ity of ITaniiltoa do 
 
 cio Montreal Permanent 8toek. 
 
 T((\vn of Port Arthur Bonds 
 
 icliinond, i!. C, do 
 
 City of St. Jolm, X, P)., do 
 
 Saiilt St. Marie do 
 
 Toronto ]\Iort!:;age 
 
 do i!o 
 
 (/'ai'k Cove anm PEUcii. 
 
 County of Albert Bonds, 
 (yily of Brandon do . 
 
 Townslii]) of Brantford do . 
 City of lianiilton do . 
 
 do Peteiborough do . 
 
 do St. John, X. P... do . 
 Sault St. .Marie do . 
 
 Toronto Mort^j'age 
 
 ill) do 
 
 Montreal do 
 
 CltAIUJ'.STOS Rki^tohv. 
 
 County of Albert Bonds 
 
 City ol' fJrandon do 
 
 Township of Itrantford do 
 
 City of Hamilton do 
 
 do Montreal Permanent StOL'k'. 
 
 Town of Peterborough I'onds 
 
 Richmond, B. ()., do 
 
 Village ot Rieimiond do 
 
 Sault St. Marie do 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Charleston Rectory— (Special Account.) 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 S cts, 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 I.M) 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 500 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 S cts. 
 
 SKiOi'.S 00 
 
 ^)00 00 
 
 950 00 
 
 800 00 
 
 
 100 00 
 
 
 ;i:!0 00 j 
 
 
 2;M) 00; 
 
 
 400 OOJ 
 
 
 200 00, 
 
 
 400 oo: 
 
 
 100 00 1 
 
 
 1100 no{ 
 
 
 800 00 
 
 
 700 00 
 
 » 
 
 
 4080 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 
 100 00 
 
 
 ns:'. (10 
 
 
 250 00 
 
 
 450 00 
 
 
 TOO 00 
 
 
 1000 00 
 
 
 2.'.0 00 
 
 
 2r)0 00 
 
 
 250 00 
 
 
 
 '170*^ 00 
 
 500 00 
 
 
 100 00 
 
 
 .■;'.)o tio 
 
 
 400 00 
 
 
 550 00 
 
 
 100 00 
 
 
 200 00 
 
 
 500 00 
 
 
 1000 00 
 
 
 250 00 
 
 
 
 31)90 00 
 
 500 00 
 
 $29861 00 
 
135 
 
 
 IN ACCOUNT.— Continued. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 189:'.. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec. ;';!., 
 
 Brouglit forwivrd 
 
 Rouur, Lot;rs. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 By Balance i 
 
 Transferred from i\yl\via Legacyi 
 
 Fund 
 
 Revenue of the year 
 
 Jan. ].,, 
 Dec. ai, 
 
 Jan. 1.. 
 Dec. 31. 
 
 .Ian. I.. 
 Dee. 31, 
 
 S cts. 
 
 CoATIcnOKE AM) BaKKORM. 
 
 By Balance ' -lO"" 14 
 
 ]{evenue ot tlie year I 204 ^)^> 
 
 Paid Rev. ('anon Fo.strr 
 
 Rev. (J. H. A. Murray ■ 
 
 100 00 
 100 00 
 
 Cai'k. Covk an:> Pkuck. 
 
 By Balance \ 3002 45 
 
 Revenue of the year • '' 203 80 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Paid Rev. \V. G. Lystcr 
 
 Charleston Rectory. 
 
 ! . 
 
 Bv Balance ' -"i^TS 89 
 
 Hevenue of the year ; 21^* Ol! 
 
 Contribution from the mission '. 20 00 
 
 Letracv from late H. Shorev ' '"' '•" 
 
 Donation from M. J. BachcM.-r l*'" 00 
 
 /)r. 
 
 Paid Rev. A. Stc 
 
 CHAiii.KSTOx Rkctorv— (Si)ecial Account.)! 
 
 Jan. 1... By P>alance ' 500 00 
 
 Dec. 31., RevG?iue of the vear ! 26 25 
 
 JJr. 
 
 Paid Rev. A. Stevens., 
 
 Carried forward 
 
 824 35 
 
 05 00 
 44 00 
 
 $ Cts. 
 $16253 47 
 
 4S71 69 
 
 200 00 
 
 389G 25 
 200 00 
 
 4203 92 
 200 00 
 
 52G 25 
 
 26 25 
 
 933 35 
 
 4671 6a 
 
 3690 25 
 
 4003 92 
 
 500 00 
 
 $30058 68 
 
 ^'^;^.i 
 
 I s 
 
 I 
 
 m 
 
 
 A • '':J 
 
m 
 
 t 
 
 ini|v 
 
 
 t 
 
 ! i 
 
 ^^H« 
 
 I 
 
 h 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 f' 
 
 i 
 
 H; 
 
 h 
 
 
 Wi\ 
 
 
 i:jfi\li 
 
 Dr. 
 
 136 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 1893. 
 Dec. 31. 
 
 Brought forward. 
 
 COMPTON. 
 
 Sault St. Marie Bonds. 
 Quebec Mortgage 
 
 CooKsiiiUE.— St. Pktku's Ciktucii 
 
 City of Bramiou IJonds 
 
 Townsliip of Braiitford do 
 
 London West <lo 
 
 Richmond, B.C., do 
 
 Sault St. Marie do 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 do do 
 
 DiUJ.MMO.NDVir.LE. 
 
 County of Albert 
 City ot Brandon 
 fiondon West 
 Town of Peterborough 
 
 do Port Arthur 
 City of St. .fohn. N. K 
 
 do Sherltroolie 
 Sault St. Marie 
 ToAvnsiiip of Tiny 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 do do 
 
 Bonds, 
 
 do . 
 
 do . 
 do 
 
 (b) . 
 
 do . 
 
 do . 
 
 do . 
 
 do . 
 
 DUDSWELU 
 
 County of Albert Bonds., 
 
 City of Brandon do ., 
 
 Township of Brantford do . 
 
 Town of Peterborougli do . 
 
 Richmond, B. C, do 
 
 Sault St. Marie do .. 
 
 City of Slierbrooke do . 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Danvilt.k. 
 
 Township of Brantford Bonds 
 Richmond, B. C, do . 
 City of St. Joiin, X. B., do . 
 Sault St. Marie do ., 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Carried forward 
 
 % cts. 
 
 3000 00 
 2000 00 
 
 ion 00 
 
 101 
 
 00 
 
 r.oo 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 .soo 
 
 00 
 
 4(100 
 
 00 
 
 700 
 
 GO 
 
 700 00 
 
 2,)0 
 
 00 
 
 1000 
 
 00 
 
 •2:>i) 
 
 00 
 
 ■100 
 
 GO 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 1400 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 im 
 
 00 
 
 1760 
 
 00 
 
 900 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 278 
 
 00 
 
 1.50 
 
 00 
 
 ICO 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 (iOO 
 
 00 
 
 2,50 
 
 00 
 
 rs 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 $ cts. 
 2ystii 00 
 
 5000 00 
 
 JS91 00 
 
 7350 00 
 
 1778 00 
 
 878 00 
 
 $50758 00 
 
137 
 
 m kCCOU'^T.— Continued. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 
 'V'l'^^jl 
 
 IBrouffiit, tbrwiinl. 
 
 § cts 
 
 ]8!K;. 
 Jan. I... 
 Dec. .'il 
 
 COMPTOX. 
 
 r.v Balance 
 
 Rcvunne of tlie voi 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 5000 00 
 270 00 
 
 Paid Rev. G. If. Tarker 
 
 OooKsmiiE. 
 
 $ ctg. 
 $:!0():.8 08 
 
 SUTO 00 
 270 00 
 
 Jan. 1... I'V Balance ^ 5797 fi;? 
 
 Dec.;il.. " Ueveniie ol' the year ! 3-!;5 21 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec. .'51. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Paia Rev. A. IT. Itobertson. 
 
 5000 00 
 
 Gl.'iO 84 
 
 200 00 
 
 5930 84 
 
 Jan. 1.., 
 Dec. 31 
 
 Dr.UMMONDVILI.i:. 
 
 Jy Balance ' GOO- 40 
 
 i!evenne of the vear '-'''^'^ 75 
 
 liaised in the Mission 7'.iO 00 
 
 Donation from R. Hamilton 150 0(i 
 
 " J. lianiilton 10 od 
 
 " the Bishop 100 oo 
 
 Grant tVom Clinich Societv 1"'" •'" 
 
 Paid Rev. F. G. Sott 
 
 Dri)SWKi,i„ 
 
 7533 15 
 
 200 00 
 
 By J5alance 
 
 Revenne of the vear. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Doc. 31. 
 
 Danvim.k. 
 
 By Balance 
 
 lie venue of the v( 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 1049 00 
 H6 80 
 
 810 28 
 44 18 
 
 7333 15 
 
 174G 46 
 
 860 46 
 
 §50929 59 
 
 " im-^ 
 
 4 ''i 
 
188 
 
 Dr 
 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 ■■pt ■ ■■■ 
 
 iJv 
 
 ISO:? 
 Doc. :! 
 
 I.. 
 
 Broil "lit forward. 
 
 Fkami'ton. 
 
 Coinity of Allicrt lioiuls. 
 
 (!ity of Uraiuloii do . 
 
 Towii-iliiuol ISraiitford do 
 
 City of Ilaiiiiltoii do . 
 
 do Montreal Permanent Stock. 
 Town of I'clerhorou.nli Bonds. 
 
 do I'ori Artlinr do . 
 Ricliniond. 1:5. C, do . 
 Sauk St. .Mario do . 
 (.'ity of Siiorbrooko do 
 Toronto Mortga,i>'e 
 
 Gas-m'k IIa.si.v. 
 
 Comity of AUiorl iiond.s. , 
 
 (.■ity <">f I5ra:i!ioii do 
 
 Township of IJraiitford do 
 
 (■ity of Hamilton do 
 
 do .Montreal i'ormanent Stock.. 
 
 Town of i'oterl)orong'ii IJoiids 
 
 Riclimond, 1!. C.. do 
 
 Villajreof liichniond do 
 
 Saiill S'. .Marie do 
 
 Towiislii]! oi Tiny do 
 
 Toronto .Mortifu'^c 
 
 GlCOItfiKVlLLlC. 
 
 City of l>randon liond 
 
 Town of I'ort Artlinr do 
 
 Irklam) and Sofrn I.wku.vkss. 
 
 County of Alhert l!onds 
 
 City ot llairrtlton do 
 
 do Moiiiioal Perinanont Stock. 
 Town of IVMerboroii^li IJonds 
 
 do Port Arthur ilo 
 
 lliclimond, 1!. (J., do 
 
 Villag-e of Pichniond do 
 
 Sanlt St ..Marie do . 
 
 Toronto Morto;a20 
 
 KlNOSKV. 
 
 County of Albert P.onds. 
 City of Ijranilon do ... 
 Townsiiip of Hiantford do .. 
 City o|' Ilamillon do ... 
 Town of Peterborough do .., 
 Jlichmond, 15. C, do .. 
 Sault St. .Marie do .. 
 City of Slierbrooko do .. 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 1400 
 800 
 2!i7 
 2.10 
 
 1800 
 100 
 100 
 200 
 200 
 
 r.oo 
 
 1400 
 
 00 1 
 
 ool 
 oo| 
 oo' 
 
 ooj 
 
 00 1 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 400 
 200 
 4,J0 
 140 
 ;)00 
 100 
 200 
 .jOO 
 200 
 500 
 4;')0 
 
 100 
 4.00 
 
 400 
 250 
 
 ;!oo 
 
 400 
 100 
 500 
 .000 
 .000 
 000 
 
 400 00 
 150 00 
 
 .'in 00 
 
 250 00 
 200 00 
 100 00 
 200 00 
 000 00 
 000 00 
 
 $ cts. 
 50758 00 
 
 (5047 00 
 
 3G40 00 
 
 550 00 
 
 4150 00 
 
 3171 00 
 
 $69210 00 
 
189 
 
 'Kj 
 
 IN ACCOUNT.- Co?ilimed. 
 
 Jan. ]... 
 ]h'v. 31.. 
 
 Brouglit forwiud 
 
 FiiAMrrox. 
 
 By Bal.'UH'e 
 
 Rt'voiiiie of the rear, 
 
 /.'/. 
 
 Paid llcv. F. liovle 
 
 Gasi'k Basin. 
 
 Jan. 1,,. l]y I'alaiu'o 
 
 Dec. :M.\ licvciiiu' of t!u> v( ar 
 
 Jan. 1.. 
 
 Jan. 1 . 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 f!Koii(ii:vii,i,K 
 
 By Balance.. 
 Revenue 
 
 Or, 
 
 S cts. $ cts. 
 
 r.739 87 
 4U7 32 
 
 lUKr.AND AM) Son'H r.WEriNKSS, 
 
 By Balance ;5673 50 
 
 Revenue of till' jear 20;') 2;" 
 
 Sale of land " 100 00 
 
 Legacy from late J. "Wil^^oii j 400 00 
 
 /Jr. I 
 
 I 
 
 Paid Rev. W. (J. Faulcoiicr 200 00 
 
 " iiCgal expenses 5 00 
 
 Ki.\(;sEV. 
 
 By Balance 
 
 Revenue of the vear. 
 
 Carried forward 
 
 •!-ir 19 
 
 200 on 
 
 3-!.'l!t 01 
 ! ll'O (13 
 
 $ ctg. 
 5()'J29 5!) 
 
 520 10 
 32 00 
 
 4378 75 
 
 205 00 
 
 3003 r.o 
 171 01 
 
 0017 19 
 
 3(5.".S 94 
 
 552 1!) 
 
 4173 75 
 
 3237 61 
 
 $69479 27 
 
 f 
 
 4) 
 
 
 J' 
 
 
140 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 
 Brought forwaiil. 
 
 1893. 
 Dec. ;11.. 
 
 fiKKDS. 
 
 Comity of AlbiM't lioiids. 
 
 (/ity ot liriuidoii ilo 
 
 Towiisliip of Itrjiiitforil do . 
 
 Oil}' of Iliniiiltou do . 
 
 Town of I'l'tiThoroiioli do ., 
 
 Ricliniond, IJ. ('., do . 
 
 Siiiilr, St. .Marie do . 
 
 City of .SliorlirooK'C ilo . 
 
 Toronto JVIortj'a'ii' 
 
 Lkvis. 
 
 City of n-iiindou 15oiid.^ 
 
 Townsiiip ot iJruntford ilo 
 
 City of iiauiiitoii do 
 
 do Montreal Permanent Stock. 
 
 Town of I'eterlioron^l) iionds 
 
 Ricliniond, ]>. C, do 
 
 Saull .St. .Marie do 
 
 TorDnto Mort<;age 
 
 Loii.sKViM.i:. 
 
 Sault St. Marie Bonds. 
 .Montreal .Mortaajje.... 
 
 M-VLHAllC AM) Poi.S'T ST. I'KTKR. 
 
 County of Albert IJonds 
 
 City of Brandon d( 
 
 Town^lii]) of iirantford do 
 
 City of Jlaniiitoii do 
 
 Town of l'eteilioroiiji,li do 
 
 Ricliniond. 1). C, do 
 
 Sank St. Marie do 
 
 Slierhrooke ih 
 
 Toronto ]\[()rt"'at;e. ... 
 
 MAfiOGt. 
 
 City of Brandon Bonds. 
 Township of ihantford do 
 City of ilainilton do 
 Town of Port Arthur do 
 Richmond, B. C., do 
 Sault St. ."\Iarie do 
 Toronto iArorto'age 
 
 Mi;i,I!jt;ii\K AM) RlCII.MOM). 
 
 City of Brandon 
 do IJaniilton 
 Town of Port Arthur 
 Sault St. Marie 
 Montreal Mortgage..., 
 Toiouto do 
 
 BondH. 
 do . 
 do . 
 do . 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 S cts 
 
 400 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 20.3 00 
 
 2;')0 00 
 
 200 (Ml 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 (>00 00 
 
 ;'.jjO 00 
 
 2,')0 
 •110 
 250 
 4.00 
 
 ;ioo 
 
 200 
 
 200 00 
 2,'jO 00 
 
 100 00 
 450 00 
 
 .■)00 00 
 
 1.50 00 
 
 3',»'.» 00 
 
 2.')0 00 
 
 ;!oo oil 
 
 200 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 (;iiii 00 
 
 700 00 
 
 :m) 00 
 
 11.! 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 1110 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 MOO 00 
 
 .■)00 00 
 
 100 00 
 400 00 
 100 00 
 100 00 
 450 00 
 150 00 
 
 •S cts. 
 $(]!»21G 00 
 
 2:503 00 
 
 2;iio 00 
 
 CIO 00 
 
 :521)0 00 
 
 4113 00 
 
 1.300 00 
 
 $83091 00 
 
141 
 
 t 
 1 i '5>'!a 
 
 
 IN ACCOV^T. —Contimied. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 
 Uron^ht forward 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 S cts. 
 
 $ Ct8. 
 $00479 27 
 
 
 Leeds. 
 
 
 
 18'.):]. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 
 |{v Balance 
 
 
 221 1 20 
 127 55 
 
 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 Itl* V*'ll lit* fif'tllO VP'll' 
 
 
 
 
 
 2341 84 
 
 
 Levis. 
 
 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec. ;^1. 
 
 1 
 
 liV liilllHlCti 
 
 
 21113 07 
 131 73 
 
 
 Revenue of tli<; year 
 
 
 
 
 
 2325 70 
 
 
 LOUISKVILI.E. 
 
 
 
 
 Jan 1.... 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 
 
 54() M 
 27 50 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 573 94 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec 31.. 
 
 Malhaik and Point St. Pktek. 
 
 
 3109 88 
 177 ISI 
 
 Ilcvoiuic of tliG voa?' 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 3287 07 
 
 
 Macoc 
 
 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 By liiilance 
 
 Est.ate late Henry Magee, lv<q., en 
 
 40o0 1)8 
 
 112 50 
 
 208 03 
 
 4371 51 
 
 
 
 lii'venuc o( the vcar 
 
 
 
 Dr. 
 
 
 
 Paid Rev. 11. C. Taiijbs 
 
 
 200 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 4171 51 
 
 
 Melbourne anu Richmond. 
 
 
 
 Jan 1... 
 
 Bv Hiilince 
 
 
 1208 6'. 
 70 37 
 
 1 
 
 Dec 31.. 
 
 li(»v(»iMi(* nf thi' vi^iir. 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 fj.'irripil forward 
 
 
 1369 06 
 
 
 
 
 $83548 39 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 
 f V I 
 
 l-:.:;.t 
 
142 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 ,'■!■■ 
 
 lS9;i. 
 Dec. :;i. 
 
 Brought foiwiinl 
 
 Macdamox Islands. 
 
 C'ity oi' IFaiiiiltoii Bouilti 
 
 ToNviisiiip ut' liniiitronl do 
 
 Town of l'ftt'i'l)omii;^li do 
 
 l?icliiiH)iid, 15. C, do 
 
 Saiilt 8t. jM.iiie ilo 
 
 Toronto .Moi'tti'iiKt' 
 
 NoilTIl l.NVKUNKSS. 
 
 ('oiiuty of Albert lloiidd. 
 
 ('ity of liifindoii do . 
 
 To\vii:;lii|) of liijiiitlord do 
 
 City of Ifaiiiiltoii do . 
 
 London \\ est do . 
 
 City of Montreal Stock 
 
 Town ofPetei'liorongh Coiul.s. 
 
 Sault rtt. .Mario 
 Toronto Mortj:,;! 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 Xkw LivKiu'oor,. 
 
 City of ]'>nindon I'onds! 
 
 do Jlandlton do 
 
 do Montreal Permanent Stoelv. 
 
 do Peterhoionj^ii Ijonds 
 
 do PortArlliur do 
 
 Ilielunond. ]!. C, do 
 
 iSanlt St. Marie (Jo 
 
 (jity of Slierhrooke do 
 
 Toronto .Mortjifaft-e 
 
 New Caijli.'^lk and Pa.-^i'emiac. 
 
 County of Albert Bond.-! 
 
 City of Ila?niltou do 
 
 London West do 
 
 City of Montreal — Permanent Sto;;k .. 
 
 Town of Peterborough IJonds 
 
 do Port Arthur do , , 
 
 iSault St. .Marie 
 Townsliip of Tiny 
 
 do .. 
 do ., 
 do ,. 
 
 PoUT.NErF. 
 
 County of Albert Bonds. 
 City of Brandon do . 
 
 do Hamilton d() . 
 
 Town of Levis do . 
 
 do Peterborough do . 
 
 do Port Arthur do . 
 
 Richmond. B. C, do 
 Sault St. Marie do 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 S cts. 
 
 ■11)0 0(1 
 
 ],.] (HI 
 
 1(10 00 
 
 1(1(1 (Id 
 
 100 (10 
 
 •lOO (t( 
 
 ;;oo 
 i(t(» 
 
 2;)(l 
 .'illO 
 10(1 
 
 :{0(i 
 
 1(10 
 
 1200 
 
 ■100 
 
 2M) 00 
 
 loo 00 
 
 550 flO 
 
 200 0(1 
 
 ;i.)0 00 
 
 1(10 00 
 
 loo 
 
 too 00 
 
 ;ioo 00 
 
 :.()o 00 
 
 '1(10 00 
 
 "idO 00 
 
 150 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 150 (III 
 
 200 00 
 
 500 00 
 
 1 ()()(» 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 ;{50 00 
 
 250 00 
 
 lOIKt 00 
 
 .".00 00 
 
 ,500 00 
 
 20(1 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 ■150 00 
 
 $ cts. 
 8:u)oi 00 
 
 1251 00 
 
 ;i8l»2 GO 
 
 2050 00 
 
 ;j8oo 00 
 
 ;!G50 00 
 
 $977;M 00 
 
,KVV- 
 
 5K:I 
 
 148 
 
 IN ACCOVNT. -Conlinued, 
 
 1893. 
 Jan. 1.... 
 Dec. lil. 
 
 .liiri. I... 
 Dec. .'il . 
 
 Brought forward. 
 
 Ma(;iialkn Islands. 
 
 By iiiilaiice 
 
 Revenue ot tlie year. 
 
 JJr. 
 
 .Jan. 1... 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 .Ian. 1 
 
 Dec. :n.. 
 
 Paid Rev. P. Roe... 
 
 Nkw !..ivehi'ooi-. 
 
 By J5alauce 
 
 Revenue ol' the year. 
 
 Cr 
 
 New Carlisle and PAhi'EuiAt'. 
 
 By Balance 
 
 Be venue ot llu- year... 
 
 />r. 
 
 Jan. 1. 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 $ Ctrf, 
 
 $ ct3. $ eta. 
 $ba548 39 
 
 1187 98 
 6r. Ofi 
 
 V2;):? 04 
 
 NollTlI I.wehness. 
 
 By Balance i lisys 09 
 
 Revenue ol'tlieyear 221 52 
 
 4119 61 
 
 200 (10 
 
 19-1.^ 02 
 11(1 7.^ 
 
 :{7S1 ()1 
 221 :)() 
 
 ■MVJ 01 
 
 2059 77 
 
 Paid Rev. E. J!. Husband. 
 
 PORTNEL'K. 
 
 By Balance f .^OOC, -13 
 
 Revenue of the year [ 212 12 
 
 IdOCi 1 
 
 200 00 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Paid Rev. C. B. Washer. 
 
 Carried forward . 
 
 3806 11 
 
 :!S()S ;")0 
 
 200 00 
 
 3()68 55 
 $i)82or) 47 
 
 'I- 
 
 
 V- 
 
 JM:i 
 
 
 >'■ . .i 
 
ItKi) 
 
 Dr. 
 
 144 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 1 8f);t. 
 Dec. . 11.. 
 
 liroiiglit for 
 
 •1. 
 
 HiviiiiK i)L' 1,011' (kn Has) 
 
 Cil V ol' Itnindoii 
 
 do St. .lolui, N. IJ 
 Saiilt St. Maries 
 Montreal Moiti^fage... 
 Toronto tio 
 
 lioiiild 
 do . 
 do . 
 
 Sr. Sylvkstkh. 
 
 roiiiily <■!' Allii'it 
 (Jity ol' I'liaiidiin 
 lio llamiltdii 
 do .Muiilrcal— 
 
 Hoiids 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 I'oriuaiient Stock. 
 
 Town ol' I'l'tcrlioron;^!! Itondrf. 
 
 do I'oii Arthur do . 
 
 IJichniorid. 1!. ('., do . 
 
 City of St. .Jcdin, X. 13., .lo . 
 
 Sanit St. .Marir do . 
 
 Town.sliip of Tiny do . 
 
 Toronto Mortga-^e 
 
 S.\.\i)Y IJKAi:n. 
 
 (Comity of Albert Hoiids 
 
 City of Hamilton do 
 
 do .Montreal Permanent Stock. 
 Town of IV'terborongli Bonds 
 
 do Port Artluir do 
 
 Richmond, J5. ('., do 
 
 City of Sherhrooke do 
 
 Town.shi]) of Tiny do 
 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 SUKiAWAKK. 
 
 TowiLship of Albert iionds 
 
 City of 15randon do 
 
 do Ifaniilton do 
 
 London West do 
 
 City of .Montreal Permanent Stock. 
 
 Town of Peterliorongh Bonds 
 
 do Port Arthur do 
 
 Riclimoml, H. C, do 
 
 Toronto .Mortgage 
 
 Sta.nsteao. 
 
 City of Hamilton Bonds, 
 Town of Port Arthur do . 
 Toronto Mortgage 
 
 Carried forward. 
 
 $ ctd, 
 
 11)0 
 
 00 
 
 l.'0() 
 
 00 
 
 1110 
 
 00 
 
 7.-)0 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 ;;oo 
 
 00 
 
 1.-)0 
 
 00 
 
 L'.'.O 
 
 00 
 
 •lUO 
 
 00 
 
 ino 
 
 110 
 
 ■100 
 
 00 
 
 loo 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 r.oo 
 
 (10 
 
 lOIIO 
 
 00 
 
 ■too 
 
 00 
 
 .•{00 
 
 00 
 
 '.'.'lO 
 
 00 
 
 .■),')0 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 tl,",0 
 
 uo 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 700 
 
 00 
 
 500 
 
 00 
 
 6r.() 
 
 00 
 
 20O 00 
 
 2;-)0 0(» 
 
 no 00 
 
 .■)00 00 
 
 ■100 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 ;;,')0 00 
 
 .'!00 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 2;{oo 00 
 
 5)00 00 
 
 » Ct,-). 
 
 §1)7734 \Hi 
 
 1350 00 
 
 ;J850 00 
 
 3800 00 
 
 2940 00 
 
 3600 00 
 
 .$113274 00 
 
145 
 
 IN ACCOUST.—CunlinueU 
 
 « ^ 
 
 Cr. 
 
 
 '4 00 
 
 Jan. I... 
 
 Uroiij^lit fjrwiir 
 
 $ els.' J? t'trf. 
 
 KimTjik nr Lull' (i;n I?as) 
 
 liy I'.iiliincc 
 
 Iifvi'iiiic ol" llio y< 
 
 St. Svi.vresTRii. 
 
 Jiiii. I... \'y IJalfincc :\H\i 71 
 
 l)cc.:{l..l " Ki'VciMU' dC the vi'jii' ; 218(111 
 
 Jan. 1.., 
 Ul'C. III. 
 
 JJr. 
 
 Paid (l';v. C. J. .Siilhoiiaiitl, 
 
 Sa.ndv Hkaoii. 
 
 I!y Haliincc .-JT-jS St 
 
 Kfvciiiu' of llic vfar 2_'.! ;!S 
 
 Pal,! Rov. C. T. llanliiit 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dec. ;il.. 
 
 SlinfAWAKK. 
 
 Jan. 1... 
 Dfc. 31.. 
 
 By I'.Mlaiicp 
 
 Kl'vi'iuic oi tlie yenr. 
 
 STAN.STKAI). 
 
 By n^ilance 3"'70 .IS 
 
 ReTtMuie of the year ! W9 2;i 
 
 i;!,V2 01 
 7(( (Id 
 
 40(J2 71 
 
 2110 00 
 
 Slis2.>,» 17 
 
 1 I '.'2 CI 
 
 ;;s(Vj 71 
 
 :i970 20 
 
 2(»0 (10 
 
 180!) 42 
 l(i.i 9(1 
 
 ;i77t) 29 
 
 Jh: 
 Paid Rev. W. T. Forsythe. 
 
 Oawiei forward. 
 
 10 
 
 3779 6.3 
 ISO 00 
 
 2975 .32 
 
 .3,599 63 
 
 .$113891 43 
 
 ilm4 
 
 ]•■ 
 
 .i' 
 
 * -jii 
 
146 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE LOCAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 
 
 -- -:>c 
 
 1S!» 
 Dec. ; 
 
 ;i.. 
 
 IJi'uunlit forward 
 
 TllHKK RlVKUS. 
 
 ('oiiiily of All>i.'t't !h)1ii1:5 
 
 Oitv oi' Ilituiiltuii til) 
 
 ill) do ill) (WiitiT Workri). 
 
 Cily of Mniilival i't'iiiiaiuMil tSiook 
 
 ilo Slu'rliioukt' I<oih1s 
 
 Montreal iMo!'t;4agc 
 
 Toioato liu 
 
 Uri-KR Dlhiiam and L'Avkniu. 
 
 ("oimty 1)1' Aliiort nuiuls. 
 Cily ')! HiarHloii ilo . 
 
 ilo Ihniiiltoii ill) . 
 
 do i'l'ti'ilioiDiigli do . 
 Rii'liiiioiid. K. (;., do . 
 Sauil St. .Mario do .. 
 
 ("ity ofSlii'ibruoke do .. 
 
 Montreal Moi't^^ayo 
 
 Toronto do 
 
 Balance — Ca.'^li on di'iiosil in the SHvinps Depart- 
 ment of tiu^ Union IJank of Canada, 
 bearinj; interest^//) I p. c... 
 
 $ 
 
 cts, 
 
 1400 00 
 
 i;!so 00 
 
 120 00 
 
 :'.7;) 00 
 
 ;jOO 00 
 
 fioO 00 
 
 (100 00 
 
 200 no 
 2;)0 00 
 250 00 
 2;)0 00 
 ll'O 0(1 
 100 00 
 ()(I0 00 
 
 noil 00 
 
 2jO (10 
 
 $ ct.s. 
 li;{27l 00 
 
 •t'J2J 00 
 
 2r.oo 00 
 
 i20(;ou 00 
 
 ()6;! /iS 
 8121352 nS 
 
 We, the undersigned, have examined the Accounts and Vouchers of the above 
 Fund, and have verilied the Securities, and found the whole correct. 
 
 Quebec, 20th January, 1891. 
 
 J. A. Rkadv 
 J. R. II. Wh 
 
 iVi.:, i^"' 
 
 litor; 
 
 ;r*'i« 
 
r-f 
 
 i iAv. y^ 
 
 M~ 
 
 n?- 147 
 IN ACCOUNT.— Cowimwe^. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 !1:I 
 
 T8i);i. 
 Jiiii. 1.. 
 Dec. 31. 
 
 Jan. 1.., 
 Dec. 31., 
 
 Urought foiwaid. 
 
 Tiiui:!'! RivKus. 
 
 Uy I5iihiiic(i 
 
 Jlevoiiiie of the year. 
 
 JJr. 
 Paid Rev. II. C. Stiuut. 
 
 UiTEK Durham and L'Avknir. 
 
 By Balance 
 
 Revenue of the year 
 
 E. & 0. E. 
 
 Quebec, 31st Deccuiber, 1893. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 4<)3r» r><.) 
 
 2<J2 41 
 
 !iii els. 
 
 S ct?. 
 113801 43 
 
 5228 00 
 2'.t2 00 
 
 2391 52 
 133 63 
 
 4'J3(! 00 
 
 2525 15 
 
 $121362 58 
 
 Edwin Pope, 
 
 Treasurer, 
 Clergy Trust Fund, 
 
 Jit''- ; 
 
 ■*■■;'; 
 
 il 
 
 >l 
 
 ■■• f- 1 
 
 ■■•"■> 
 
 ■ ■ t : 
 
148 
 
 List of Securities hki.d uy the Clergy Trust CoxM- 
 
 -MITTEE, DeCE.MUER olST, 1893". 
 
 N:mi 
 
 III 
 
 Vl'StllU'llt. 
 
 ]joiiils iiiid Stiick.s : 
 
 Allien 
 
 l^'iliii 
 
 i)i';iriili)ii 
 
 do 
 
 I!i'aiiI(oi'(l 
 
 lirockvillf 
 
 Clialliimi 
 
 Iliilila.x 
 
 llaniiltoii 
 
 l\iii>:.ston 
 
 I.i'vis 
 
 l.Diiilim W'l'.m 
 
 .Montreal 
 
 do Jlaiiior 
 
 \l'W \\'cStMllll:-ti T. 1>. C 
 
 J'l'iili Town 
 
 do 
 
 retoiboro , 
 
 I'ort .Villiui'. 
 
 ( >ir'Ihm' 
 
 Kicdiiriond, II. (' 
 
 Ilichniond, >,' S 
 
 I'iclimoiul, ( )iii 
 
 Si. .loliii. .\.i; 
 
 SaiiM Si. Marie 
 
 Slielimi'iie, .V.S 
 
 SluTlirookc 
 
 Tiny 
 
 Toronto Strcot J\ail\vay 
 
 Windsor 
 
 A\'inniiieg' 
 
 Morl^a'.;-es : 
 
 Queliee 
 
 Toi'onlo 
 
 do 
 
 Quchee 
 
 Toiotitu 
 
 do 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Soinei'sel 
 
 .Montieal 
 
 Toronto 
 
 l^nebec , , 
 
 BciUipoi I 
 
 Moiiti'(^al 
 
 Toronto 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Quebec, aist December, 1893. 
 
 a 
 
 i,-ilS 
 
 7 
 
 Stoek 
 
 (!', 
 
 J 8114 
 
 ;') 
 
 i<.i;;<i 
 
 i 
 
 Ann. to ISiHl 
 
 .1 
 
 Ann. to l'.)(i: 
 
 t) 
 
 bS'.lS 
 
 C. 
 
 IS'.la 
 
 7 
 
 Sto<'k 
 
 ."> 
 
 I'.HL' 
 
 .") 
 
 ISilS to 1 !!()'.• 
 
 - 
 
 I'.lld 
 
 a 
 
 111! 1 
 
 .0 
 
 S'iiii) aim. 
 
 <i 
 
 I^'.^^ 
 
 i; 
 
 18111 
 
 (i 
 
 1 11 1 1 
 ISDl A: ISllt; 
 
 .") 
 
 rjiKi 
 
 ."> 
 
 lslt7 
 
 a.'. 
 
 isiir> 
 
 t) 
 
 1MH) 
 
 a 
 
 is:)?, 
 
 •'! 
 
 ISIIC) 
 
 i; 
 
 ISll.i 
 
 ', 1 
 
 is 11 7 
 
 (1 
 
 isic; 
 
 ,) 
 
 ls:»t 
 
 •^1 
 
 18'.I7 
 
 fi 
 
 IK',1.'. 
 
 It 
 
 I8!ll 
 
 .n 
 
 ISlKi 
 
 :>l 
 
 181(5 
 
 ••1 
 
 181)7 
 
 a. 
 
 J8'J(» 
 
 2(1110 
 
 00 
 
 lOiill 
 
 (M) 
 
 H.'aii) 
 
 00 
 
 lilMIII 
 
 01) 
 
 7(1011 
 
 (lO 
 
 :;7(io 
 
 0(1 
 
 TL'dO 
 
 01) 
 
 10000 
 
 00 
 
 10000 
 
 (10 
 
 ;iiioo 
 
 00 
 
 tooo 
 
 00 
 
 1(1011 
 
 00 
 
 L'OOO 
 
 01) 
 
 :;oii(i 
 
 00 
 
 l.'iOOO 
 
 00 
 
 '1 10(1 
 
 00 
 
 luKui 
 
 00 
 
 10000 
 
 00 
 
 ;;ooo 
 
 ('0 
 
 .•'..'.21 
 
 00 
 
 7000 
 
 00 
 
 1000 
 
 00 
 
 10000 
 
 (10 
 
 •jooo 
 
 00 
 
 400(1 
 
 00 
 
 .souo 
 
 00 
 
 (i.'il)O 
 
 00 
 
 LMIODO 
 
 00 
 
 L'lO.-! 
 
 aO 
 
 .'lOIIO 
 
 Of) 
 
 (l.aio 
 
 00 
 
 L'ooit 
 
 00 
 
 1 100 
 
 0(1 
 
 2000 
 
 00 
 
 7(100 
 
 <)() 
 
 ]00()0 
 
 00 
 
 oooo 
 
 00 
 
 §3;i70.H7 
 
 17 
 
 OPE, 
 
 
 Dieastirer 
 
 
149 
 
 Lts-r OF Srourities held by the Church Society, 
 Decemuee 31st, 1893. 
 
 Amount 
 
 
 S LT)!)!) 
 
 on 
 
 r)(ii)(i 
 
 00 
 
 l,')()(i 
 
 00 
 
 UIIIIO 
 
 00 
 
 10,")(l() 
 
 00 
 
 18 1 T.-i 
 
 Xi 
 
 ■ISC.C. 
 
 Cil'i 
 
 201)0 
 
 00 
 
 101) 
 
 0(1 
 
 1000 
 
 00 
 
 SOOI) 
 
 00 
 
 <)00 
 
 00 
 
 22000 
 
 00 
 
 4 1 iO 
 
 00 
 
 400 
 
 00 
 
 (;ooi) 
 
 00 
 
 2000 
 
 00 
 
 i:',loo 
 
 00 
 
 10000 
 
 00 
 
 .sOOO 
 
 00 
 
 sooo 
 
 00 
 
 ;;700 
 
 00 
 
 .;(ioo 
 
 00 
 
 (;;;oo 
 
 Oi) 
 
 ^^000 
 
 00 
 
 4000 
 
 oo 
 
 4 000 
 
 00 
 
 ,')000 
 
 (iO 
 
 ;i;.oo 
 
 00 
 
 l.-,o 
 
 00 
 
 :iio 
 
 00 
 
 4,soo 
 
 00 
 
 .".noo 
 
 00 
 
 4000 
 
 00 
 
 i;!r)00 
 
 00 
 
 
 ^v4 
 
 
 
 1<^;;1 
 
 -y'] 
 
 ■ i : 
 
 ■■,. till 
 
 §20 MOD D'J 
 
 Quebee, 31st December, 1*593. 
 
 E. Poi'K, 
 
 Trciisurer, 
 
150 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE GENERAL FUND IN 
 
 
 :. ^ 
 
 1 S!),^. I 
 Dt'cember .'.I To Grant for tlic Kdiiciitioii of tlic Cliildii-n of 
 
 Dr. 
 
 
 11 10 Cler(ry 
 
 " Gnuil to Depository 
 
 " " " Kducation Fund... 
 
 " Grants for outfits to: — 
 
 llcv. K. A. W. KiiiR. 
 Ht'v. K. K. Wilsou.. . 
 
 Rev. N. ,M. lUvno. 
 
 U'V. 
 
 Foil 
 
 lerii'ii 
 
 " Grant to nrutnniondville End. Fund. 
 
 " Grant to ('Inirch Huildiu{r — 
 
 Cliurcli, Hcatliu's iSeltleinent . 
 
 i;Avcuir. 
 
 Il( 
 
 l()l)i!l<)\vn 
 
 I'arsonaijfc, Fitch |!;iy. 
 do UirlnnoMd. 
 
 " F.xjKMi.'^o.s St. Francis District , 
 
 $ els. 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 r»o on 
 
 100 00 
 100 00 
 100 00 
 100 00 
 
 '' So(M'(!taiT (or |i()rita,<i:o 
 
 " Treasurer for tcU'uriiuis, i)osla<^e, &(; • 
 
 " rriuliu);' Annual l!e]»t)rls 
 
 " " Miscellaneous 
 
 " fnsurauce, Indian Cliurcli, Lake St. Joiin.. 
 
 " Rent of Coniniittee Room (2 years) , 
 
 " Guarantee Cotnpany 
 
 " Sundries, including stationery, express, &c 
 
 " Salary of Secretary 
 
 do Treasurer 
 
 " Transferred to ('apilal Account. 
 " Halauce 
 
 00 
 
 12 04 
 20 25 
 
 4:u .'^•:> 
 
 4.') itt 
 
 13 50 
 80 00 
 30 00 
 80 70 
 
 $ els. 
 
 .52 (H 
 150 uu 
 
 400 00 
 150 00 
 
 4:)0 GO 
 6 00 
 
 711 .'■.S 
 ;ioo 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 782 00 
 
 KWWJ HI 
 
 im\7 18 
 
 THE MOUNTAIN ENDOWMENT FUND, 
 
 To Raid .iccduiit Fianipton uiortga;;o 
 
 •■ Vener;ii)le .Vrclideacoii Roe, D.I)., paid liiin lialauce of 
 revenue from the Fund for 1893 
 
 $ els. 
 
 2."> 00 
 C42 00 
 
 $Gf)7 00 
 
161 
 
 !="! 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THE TKEASURER. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 ist»:?. 
 January 
 
 !y Balance 
 
 '' Subscriptions for 1892 — detailed on page 235 
 of Report for 1892 
 
 $ C'tS. 
 
 " Sul»scri])tions and collections :- 
 
 City of Quebec 
 
 St. Francis District 
 
 Mej^antie District 
 
 Gasi)6 District 
 
 " Interest on Investments 
 
 " Lejracy from late James Wilson, of Ireland, 
 Meijiintic 
 
 180:!. 
 Janiiaty 1 
 
 8Sr, 42 
 518 07 
 
 128 58 
 48 47 
 
 I'.y Calancc. 
 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASUrvER. 
 
 iso:!. 
 
 Jan. 1.... 
 
 Dec. ;n.. 
 
 I'y Balance 
 
 " Interest on Investments. 
 
 S cts. 
 21G7 t)8 
 
 1 75 
 
 1582 44 
 4(i:5 :il 
 
 782 00 
 
 SU);i7 IS 
 
 SI <)*'(> 81 
 
 Or 
 
 ^ cts. 
 
 25 
 
 f.DC, 75 
 
 $0G7 00 
 
 
 ,1 ; ., 
 
 Sy* 
 
 Vl" , ll 
 
 
 Ml 
 
 'in 
 
 
152 
 
 Df. 
 
 THE MISSION FUND IN 
 
 181).'!. I 
 Dec. ill. To Paid Iloiionny Trcnsiircr of Dioc'c?nn Eoaid.licinu; revoniic 
 of the vtar 
 
 S t't3. 
 
 4j;{2 10 
 
 $4ii»2 10 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE TENSION FUND IN 
 
 ISO.T. 
 Dpccuiber HI 
 
 To l'ensio!is piiiil (luring the vi ar : — 
 
 !> Ct3. 
 
 Vwv. M. Kit, D.D., 12 months 400 00 
 
 Rev. John Ktnn)), H. I).. VI ni()titli.s...| tlOO 00' 
 
 Rev. T. H. Chiipnian, M.A., VI njos.i o;"i("> <;s 
 
 JU-v. T. L. Dall, M.A., 12 niontlis 1 440 oo' 
 
 Kfv K. (;. Parkin, 12inonil)S 000 00 
 
 P.'jv. F. A. Smith, 12 monliis ' 11:^ .•52 
 
 cts. 
 
 •' TiansfiMTKil to Capilal Account. 
 
 2Jl() 00 
 S1S4 81 
 
 §10004 81 
 
153 
 ACCOUNT WITH THFii TREASURER. 
 
 18'J3. 
 
 DfC. 31. IJyA. ,iiit of snliseiiplidns for 18i)2, detailed on 
 I)a<re X'li) of Report iov 1M»2 
 
 '' Od'ertoric:' and siihscriplions : — 
 
 St. James' Cliuicii, Caconna 
 
 CA\y of t^)iieliee 
 
 St. Francis District i\ssociation. 
 Mciiiiutie do do 
 
 Oaspe do do 
 
 " Interest on Investments. 
 
 S ots. 
 
 579 34 
 
 21 Til SI 
 323 21 
 123 27 
 
 S2 ;J2 
 
 Or. 
 
 S cts. 
 8 75 
 
 32SS 15 
 1235 20 
 
 $4532 10 
 
 
 •iijij 
 
 ^H 
 
 JrM. 
 
 
 ■i?,..i-il 
 •■i:r 
 
 ■ .''■•( 'm 
 
 -F( 
 
 r i 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Or. 
 
 ^■i 
 
 iso;!. 
 
 January 1.. 
 
 December 3! 
 
 Iv Halance. 
 
 " Amounts received on account of l.'^'.)2, de- 
 tailed on folio 235 of Kejiort for 1S!I2 
 
 '• (llliertories and Suh.=crip'iioiis : — 
 
 St. Jame.s' (Jhnreli, Caconna 
 
 Oityof (Ineiiec 
 
 St. Francis District A,-soeia,tion. 
 Mefrantic do do 
 
 (laspe do tlo 
 
 Interest on Investments 
 
 8 cts. 
 
 72 87 
 
 13!)4 10 
 
 225 9S 
 
 102 53 
 
 5;'. 211 
 
 $ eta 
 (i()70 4 4 
 
 3 00 
 
 1S4S 08 
 2772 30 
 
 $10004 81 
 
 ■i ' 
 
y 
 
 N 
 
 Dr. 
 
 154 
 
 THE WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND 
 
 1893. 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 To Annuities paid ns under, viz : — 
 
 Widow of the Rev. J. Dal/.icl. 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do IT. P. Mnusliridge 
 
 do W. C. Meniek 
 
 do J. Sinii)sou 
 
 do J. Tormnce 
 
 do W. S. Vial 
 
 do A .r. Woolr.vclio and 
 two riiildion 
 
 do J. II. Jenkins and four 
 cliildien 
 
 do R. G.Waid. 
 
 Transferred to Capital Account. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 2(10 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 .■500 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 :.oo 00 
 
 .OS" .'■)0 
 
 400 00 
 
 S cts. 
 
 COST 60 
 7402 68 
 
 SI 04110 IS 
 
 Dr. 
 
 rHa:i]E chaderton memorial 
 
FND 
 
 ots. 
 
 155 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TUEASUREPv. 
 
 87 60 
 )2 68 
 
 Of 
 
 >0 18 
 
 I8!»:i. 
 
 JiUl. 1... 
 
 Hy liiilatico 
 
 % Ct8, 
 
 % ots. 
 C016 CO 
 
 Dec. :$1. 
 
 " Auiiniil Siiltacriptioiis from Cleriryincn, vi/ ; — 
 
 lU'v. \V. Adcock 
 
 5 00 
 G 60 
 
 5 00 
 
 6 00 
 
 7 30 
 
 10 66 
 7 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 6 00 
 6 00 
 6 00 
 6 40 
 1) 00 
 6 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 11 10 
 
 6 20 
 6 30 
 6 00 
 6 80 
 6 00 
 5 00 
 5 00 
 5 CO 
 
 5 00 
 
 6 00 
 6 00 
 
 
 »1() A.J. Hiiltuur 
 
 
 
 do N. M. Haynes 
 
 do IF. A. lirookt' 
 
 
 
 do (1. II. IJiools 
 
 do J. C. (.'ox 
 
 do J. 1!. Dcl)l)iifjo 
 
 
 
 do 11. A. Dick.-^dii 
 
 
 
 do AV. (t. Fuiilcoiici' , 
 
 
 
 do W. T. F()i.-<\ilu' 
 
 
 
 do It. I. l''olliei<'ill 
 
 
 ; 
 
 do 1! S. I'lillcr 
 
 
 
 do TliDS. W. I'ylcs 
 
 
 
 do 1). lloriK'i' 
 
 
 
 do K. I!.lltisl)!ind 
 
 
 
 do \i. v. Ijarivi^rc, (two vcni'rf) 
 
 
 
 do (\. II. A. Muirav ". 
 
 
 
 do S. Iiio|K'I 
 
 
 
 do A. (i. Koljcrtson 
 
 
 
 do J. Uollicra 
 
 
 
 do Tlioiiias Itiidd 
 
 
 
 do F. (J.Scott 
 
 
 
 do 11. (!. Stuart 
 
 
 
 do (J. K. Waltns..... 
 
 do Kdwiii Weary. ....* 
 
 do K. K. Wilson 
 
 
 
 do II. Wrij;ht 
 
 " Siihsciiptions for 1S02 detailed on page 236 of 
 report tor IS'.(2 
 
 ICO 76 
 11 60 
 
 
 
 
 {'ity oC (Jiiel)('c 
 
 170 76 
 
 78 90 
 
 12 00 
 
 4 20 
 
 
 
 St. I''raiicis District 
 
 
 
 Mc<ja'itic do 
 
 
 
 Cia.'^pi! do 
 
 
 
 " liilet'csl on 111 vestments , 
 
 274 85 
 402G 48 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 $10490 18 
 
 
 I'd 
 
 tr". 
 
 
 
 .1.-' 
 
 
 AL 
 
 FUND IN AC^COUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Ct3. 
 
 00 
 
 [» 00 
 
 1893. 
 Dec. 31, 
 
 l?y Interest on Tnve.^tmeata. 
 
 f ots. 
 300 00 
 
 % 300 00 
 
rf 
 
 150 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE DEPOSITORY FUND IN 
 
 1 SlCi 
 December 31 
 
 1893. 
 Deeumbur ."ll 
 
 To Ri'iiiiltiinccH to KiiRlaiid (or Hook.^^ 
 
 " Ibdy, Fi'eii;lit, I'ostiigi's iuhI otlicr clmr^cs .. 
 " Subsfiiplioiifi I'or IS'J:! to S. W V,, K.. tor tin- 
 
 I •reside lit iiinl Secretary 
 
 " Roviil liisiiiaiice (lominiiiy, I'rciniiiin tor 
 
 riisiiriiijf .•:?S(io.(i(i to i:;th July, iMiJ 
 
 ".Misri Wood, siihiry I'ur isn:! ....." 
 
 To Biiliince 
 
 !? ctS $ I'tS. 
 
 its L'l; 
 
 10 21 
 
 S (Id 
 HO 00 
 
 1120 05 
 
 S4i;5 u2 
 
 Dr, 
 
 THE FUND FOR THE EDUCATION 
 
 IN ACCOUNl^ WITH 
 
 isi);5. 
 December :;i 
 
 To Gi 
 
 iiiits to the IbllowiiMj; ; — 
 
 Itev. F. iiovle..!. 
 
 S CtS. 
 
 Idd (HI 
 120 (10 
 ICd (Id 
 120 (Id 
 120 00 
 SO 00 
 •10 00 
 
 $ CtS. 
 
 
 Airs. Vial.; 
 
 l;<'V. J. Ki)llierii 
 
 
 
 do .). r. liii'liiiioiid 
 
 
 
 do T. I'.liivioeic 
 
 
 
 do Ciuiiiii Fo:-ter 
 
 
 
 do \V. G. Ly-ster 
 
 
 
 $7-10 00 
 
iH... 
 
 157 
 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH TIIIC TREASURlilR. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 I80:t. 
 Jiiiiuaiy I Hy l',iiliiiic( 
 
 Dci'cnilu'r lil 
 
 " l'i()('('(>(ls sales (»f r.ooks diiriiif; tlii> yvtiv 
 
 " (fiiiiit IViiiii (5u'iii.'riil I' iiiKl tor tVoe j;rinits in iS'.rj. 
 " ISiiluiice 
 
 $ cts. 
 5.) 4tt 
 
 ;::I120 tij 
 
 '».;' 
 
 ^.1 . 
 
 -'I'll 
 
 " •'' 'f 
 
 m-' 
 
 ■■:l 
 
 
 OF THE CIIILDREX OF THE CLERGY, 
 THF:TJiEASUUER. 
 
 Cr 
 
 DiH-embi.';' ;il 
 
 !y (Ir.'iiit iVom (Iciicral l''niiil 
 
 •' l)oiiatiiiii tVoiii liolicit !Iiiiiiilt()ii, ]']m\., l)i'iiii 
 lialt'aiiiuiiiit (pf g;'uiits ti) tlif Cli'i'^y 
 
 " Subscriptions ; — 
 
 ('ity of (^iii'bi'c. 
 
 St. Fiaricirf Disli'icl A.ssncialion. 
 iMi'fiatuic do lio 
 
 Ciaspo do do 
 
 8 cts 
 
 ISi5 2:) 
 
 Id f',i) 
 
 1 ,00 
 
 S cts. 
 105 15 
 
 ro 00 
 
 204 85 
 
 $7-10 00 
 
 ■-■',;■' i" 
 
m 
 
 ill 
 
 ' • 
 
 
 Dr. 
 
 158 
 
 THl!] EDUCATION FUND IN 
 
 ISiKJ. 
 
 Ucc. ;u.. 
 
 To (iniiits to TciU'licis, vi/. : — 
 
 Itoiir;^ liOiiis No 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 ('apo Covo 
 
 do 
 Siiiidy lii'iicli 
 Voik ItiviT 
 lliildiiiiund 
 .Stiiiislfiid 
 llt'inisoii 
 West Ftiiiniiloii 
 I'oitiii'iir 
 iMiii'lilcloii 
 
 I, 
 •> 
 
 1, 
 
 I 
 
 12 
 12 
 l.'t 
 
 (I 
 
 IS 
 
 c 
 (i 
 
 12 
 12 
 12 
 
 I! 
 
 liio 
 
 lltli 
 
 u 
 
 Liilniidor, lmlt'<rraiit oC 1S'.)2 and IS'.i;! 
 
 Uiiinlict'laiid .Mills I iiioiitli 
 
 St. Ursiilo 4 iiioiillis 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 I") (;o 
 
 If. till 
 
 ;!i 211 
 
 i):t 11(1 
 
 :ti 40 
 
 lit 20 
 
 40 so 
 
 IV 20 
 
 :;i> 00 
 
 ;ii 20 
 
 :;:) i;o 
 
 .•il 20 
 
 :{o (Ml 
 
 i;o 00 
 
 •A oil 
 
 10 00 
 
 " I'aid II. Hoi-'cis, collectiiij^ siili.-^ciiptioMS ami diri-' 
 
 trihiitiiij^ ri'porl.s 
 
 " Halance 
 
 8 rts. 
 
 (]:t2 00 
 r» <.»o 
 
 124 4;} 
 
 $702 :i:{ 
 
 Dr. 
 
 THE NICOLET ENDOWMENT FUND IN 
 
 m,. 
 
 <• 
 
1'^;l 
 
 '',< 
 
 ir,9 
 
 'I'i 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THlil TUKASUREU. 
 
 Or. 
 
 isii;i. 
 ,luii. I.. 
 Dec. 'J\. 
 
 liy IImIm (•<• 
 
 " (iniiit fviiv.x Coliii iul tiiiil ('iintiiiciitui Cliiircli 
 
 Soi'iftv, X'SO 
 
 " (Jriiiil titiiii Sii'iKMi! Kiiml 
 
 " Siil)ticii|iii()ns in lilt' ('it V of l^)iict'i>c : — 
 
 AiMJn'u , 11(111. .ji.'.:'t' 
 
 ('illlp'llUll, .1. (I., ' 
 
 DoIp.II, I{. li 
 
 Diinl'iir, Q.O., ^ii'iu's 
 
 DiiiMi, ■" H 
 
 KooUv ,•(.: il J 
 
 Halo. v.. J 
 
 llllllllllOll, .lullll .. 
 
 Hiiiniltoii, HoliiM't 
 
 Irvine, ()A\, Hon. .Jiid-v 
 
 iiviiM", (.'.B., CM (},, t'oiii. Gun 
 
 JoncH, K. \. 
 
 .III. !;.,'(•. (; 
 
 liMiiri; , .Mrs A 
 
 Miicliiii. II. T 
 
 Mi'i't'diili, Sir William , 
 
 Pope, K 
 
 Price, lion. Senator 
 
 t^hieUee, I/Ol'il Hisl^op of 
 
 (jtiiehee, Dean ot , 
 
 Kae, Williiiiii 
 
 Seott, \V. 15 
 
 .Sliaw, Samuel . I 
 
 1 S!»;{. 
 Dec. ;il.. 
 
 Tapp, W. II. 
 
 Veasey, (iieorge 
 
 Williams, Rev. LeunuxW., M.A., 
 
 " ISalance. 
 
 8 et8. 
 
 .') DO 
 
 2 (Ml 
 
 [, (10 
 
 2 00 
 
 .'■) 0(1 
 
 '2 00 
 
 1» Oil 
 
 .'') 00 
 
 ;> 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 .-{ 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 ;? (Ml 
 
 2 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 !) 00 
 
 h 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 10 00 
 
 2 00 
 2 00 
 
 el.>t. 
 120 OS 
 
 ■•is:) 2,') 
 
 l;)0 00 
 
 98 00 
 
 .|;7()2 33 
 
 ■SI 24 i:5 
 
 
 i'l 
 
 r'.t ' 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASUUEK. 
 
 Cr, 
 
 1893. 
 
 Decemlier 31 By Interest on Investments 
 
 . I •' m.ii.i.tMW 
 
 $ cts. 
 2<J0 59 
 
 $290 59 
 
Dr 
 
 160 
 
 BISHOP WILLIAMS' MEMORIAL MISSION 
 
 l.S!»:i. 
 
 April I To Preiiiiuiii niul Coiiimii.-iioii on Xcw W'c.^tiiiiiisdT I'xiiiils. 
 ! '* AocriK'il iiilrrctii uti do do 
 
 " i;;; " do on i;ic!iin(iiid Ilunds. 
 
 '• i>i-oki'iai;'e do 
 
 Dec. .'!1 " BalaiKi 
 
 
 8 < 
 
 ts. 
 
 
 12(1 
 
 > 
 
 
 lis 
 
 iSW 
 
 
 ,",() 
 
 (III 
 
 • 
 
 i/.Sll) 
 
 04 
 
 '?• 
 
 ■l.MiO 
 
 00 
 
 Dr 
 
 BISHOP WILLIAMS' COMMLMORATIOX 
 
 v>ni" 
 
 i 
 
 1803. 
 Dec. ai. 
 
 To Cash jiaid Mrs. William?, being iiieome Ibr iS'.io 
 
 Ij els. 
 ;iO(i 00 
 
 Dr. 
 
 CRANBOURXE GLEBE, IX 
 
 189.3. 
 Dec. ;J1. 
 
 To Casii luiid Rev. F. JJoyle. 
 
 8 ets. 
 II 00 
 
 Dr. THE COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURCH 
 
 
 !! it '-v 
 
 
 I8<);i. 
 
 Dec. 31. 
 
 To Casli paid Rev. Jusiali Hall, .•^tijiend foe the vear ciidiii} 
 
 iiOth June, lSit;{ ' 
 
 " Grant to Education Fund, X'SO steilinjf 
 
 " Balance 
 
 ^ et^. 
 
 mo 00 
 .•;s:) 2.-, 
 no s;; 
 
 S'li 08 
 
161 
 FUND, KN ACCOlTxNT WITH THE TREASURER. Cr. 
 
 I IS 
 
 isrKi. I .s cts. 
 
 April 4,l!y RcccMveil liom J. G. liiUett; Ivsq., TreariiirL-r of the Fund. ijdOO (10 
 
 Ouc. ol: ilo do do d(J I'.MUIO 00 
 
 ' " luti'ic'aL on liivostuieuta' jOO 00 
 
 Dec;. ;{l 
 
 olJUO 00 
 
 Hy Hiilaiue ^ .S;5;J6l'J 04 
 
 FUND, IN ACrjOUNT WITH THE TREASURER Cr. 
 
 ' 4 
 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Dec. ;!1.. \\\ 1 year's iiitcicst 
 
 .s ct8. 
 11 00 
 
 ': i| 
 
 SOCIETY, IN ACCOU.NT with the TREASURER. Cr. 
 
 181):!. 
 
 JiUl. 1.. 
 Dec. ;}!.. 
 
 Dec. ;51 
 
 B}- D.ilaiu'o 
 
 " lii'aiil IVoiii the (.'(doiiial and Continental Cliureli Societs', 
 .i'l;;o tieilin"' ."., 
 
 ,S cts. 
 Hi) 83 
 
 r.alanoo 
 
 $745 08 
 
 .^119 S3 
 
 ' '1 
 
 '■1 
 
 11 
 
162 
 
 Dr. 
 
 BOTJUa LOTTIS AYLWIN LEaACY FUND 
 
 ] , S ctji. 3 cts. 
 
 1S'.)3. ! 
 Dec. 31.. To Paid llou. Treasurer Diocesan Board for assess- 
 
 ! nieiits Ml 00' 
 
 , Transferred to Clero'v Trust fur credit uf JJourg 
 
 Louis Endowment Fund (>.") 00 
 
 105 00 
 
 Dr. 
 
 MONTMORENCY ENDOWMENT FUND 
 
 1893. 
 Dec. 31. 
 
 To Casli paid I'ev. A. J. Balfour — 12 months. 
 Transferred to (.'apitul Aeeuunt 
 
 $ cts. 
 10!) ;io 
 
 S cts. 
 
 112 S() 
 
 Dr. 
 
 ST. MICHAEL'S ENDOWMENT FUND 
 
 I « 
 
 1893. ' 
 Dec. 31.. To Rev. Canon \vn Iflland, Rector, paid liim. 
 
 $ cts. .<? cts. 
 
 (■>,') -IS 
 
 S^c.j 48 
 
 Dr. 
 
 GROSSE ISLE FUND IN 
 
 1893. 
 Jan. 1... 
 
 To Balance. 
 
 To Cash pai 
 
 (1 It 
 <( It 
 ti (< 
 
 To Balance, 
 
 
 
 
 S cts. 
 
 •S Cts. 
 2 M 
 
 Dec. 31.. 
 
 d i 
 
 ev. 
 
 F. A. Smith 
 
 7') (Ml 
 
 7.') 00 
 
 ;«ll (Id 
 ;)0 (H) 
 .'(() 110 
 
 
 T. Itu.ld 
 
 U.K. Wrliht 
 
 L. ('. Wurtele 
 
 
 
 J. C. Cox 
 
 
 
 
 300 (10 
 
 
 $302 .00 
 
 
 S 2 •'iO 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
163 
 
 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASUKER. 
 
 cv. 
 
 180P.. ; 
 
 Dec. lU.. ])V Iiiteiv:it on Inwjtiiunitj 
 
 $ cts. $ I'tS. 
 lOJ 00 
 
 JOJ 00 
 
 ■<.< 
 
 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Or. 
 
 :^S'' 
 
 is'i:;. 
 Dec. ;;! 
 
 IN- i;.ii. 
 
 Interest uu Iiiveslmcuts . 
 
 8 cts. 
 2 'J6 
 
 109 90 
 
 ■SI 12 80 
 
 
 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 
 1R93. 
 Dec. ;'<!.. \)v Iiilerest on Invc-^tments. 
 
 8 cts. 
 05 48 
 
 $6b 48 
 
 
 ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. 
 
 Or. 
 
 1S!I3. 
 Dec. :;i.. 
 
 By Government Or; 
 
 int 
 
 
 8 Ctri. 
 
 3IU) 00 
 
 2 50 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 So02 50 
 
 
 
 Ji~« 
 
164 
 
 Dr. The Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec— 
 
 .,1' 
 
 i 
 
 Debentures and other securities 
 
 Albert Debentures 
 
 Broekviile " 
 
 Jiriuidon City •' 
 
 Cape iSretuii, N. S 
 
 lliuiiiltou •' 
 
 Kiii;j,3tou " , 
 
 Levis " 
 
 Massiiwiiipi Valley lluihviiy C()nii)any Stucl\ 
 
 ajaiik 111 Moat real, .■< sliaivs , 
 
 Jloiitreal Cons.lidateil 7 p (•, i'rinit. iStock 
 
 " " (i ]>.(-. Sloi'k 
 
 New WestniiiistiM', \'>. C, DclH'iitiut'S 
 
 QiR'eus, N. .S.. " 
 
 (jHu'bi'C Gas '"iiipany, 'J .-'liaix's 
 
 St. .loiin, \. J;., Deh'jiiluivs 
 
 iSiierbrooke " 
 
 Up|)er (Mtawa luiprovLnieut Co. ikbriiturcs 
 
 "Wiiid.-'or " 
 
 'Wiiijiiiam '' 
 
 '\Viiniii)eg " 
 
 Mortgages 
 
 Toronto, Woodlawn Avenue 
 
 " ?ark Lot, Xo. 1) 
 
 " ]\irk Lot, Xo I'-;, part 
 
 Slierbrooke, ("t'litie Ward 
 
 Quebec, -'Till), 27'.il and jiiur L's'.iL' St. Lewis A\'ard 
 
 do '.'ai'li and 211.^ St. Peter's Ward 
 
 Toronto. Gloueester sln-ct 
 
 Moulieal, A'o. li;;, Wl.-! AVard, (j^irl) 
 
 Cnnihunntc (llihe. 
 
 Mortgage. Part Park Lot 18, Toronto 
 
 Boufij l.itui^ AijUi'ln 1,1 'javij i'unl. 
 
 Brandon Delicntures, 7 percent 
 
 Jlo/l/hlOlt ItCI/ I'.adoiClllrtll Fuiiil. 
 
 Moitgage, No. 2:;, We.st Ward, Mont., (part). 
 '' Toronto, i'art Paik Jiut IS " . 
 
 Carried lorward. 
 
 S cts. 
 
 2.") (10 00 
 
 niaio 00 
 
 00(111 00 
 
 0.".(10 00 
 
 7 it;; :i.", 
 
 4sii() (•,(} 
 
 2(1110 (U) 
 
 IIKI (HI 
 
 liiiin 00 
 
 S>'l!0 (10 
 
 '.HIO 00 
 
 4 00 (in 
 
 •I 110 00 
 
 ((H) 00 
 
 20(10 00 
 
 2.')(i<l 00 
 
 8(ino on 
 
 .sOdil CO 
 
 ;'i('IIO ill) 
 
 :;(;iio oo 
 
 •1000 (10 
 
 (jiioo 0(1 
 
 K20 00 
 
 ■IdOa '10 
 
 .)(iii I . > 
 
 ■ \^i.) I 0(» 
 
 ■|(i() I 11(1 
 
 1 l.iilii (Id 
 
 20(1(1 Od 
 lf<{) (Id 
 
 i 'its. 
 
 L'j'.lOl.iO 90 
 
 20(1 00 
 
 L")00 00 
 
 21.S0 00 
 
 ,S102[)7'J 99 
 
 ; 
 
mun 
 
 165 
 
 BALANCE SHEET, 31st DECEMBER, 1893. 
 
 Capital Account-! ; — 
 
 (loncral l''iiinl 
 
 Pcn.sit)ii I'liiiil ^ 
 
 Widows' and Orphan.-:" Fund 
 
 Mission Finid 
 
 Nirolcl I'lndiiw nicnt Fund 
 
 Cranliournc (llcbc 
 
 llourp- Loui- Aylwin liOgacy FiMid 
 
 Montniori'rsi.'y I'liidowmi nt I'und 
 
 Mountain Hiidownn'iit ]-'iind 
 
 St. Mifdiarl'.-; Fndowmcnt I'und 
 
 Itislidp \\'illi,aiii.-i' .MiMuorial .Mi.-.-^ion i'aml 
 ]5islio;i William.-;' (Joinun'uioiMlion I'und.. 
 IMioc'ie Cluidei'ton Mcnnirial i'''und 
 
 Revenue Account.s : — 
 
 (iciUTal Fund 
 
 I'lducation I'uml 
 
 Colonial ami ("onliiHnital Cluuxdi Society 
 Premium and Discount 
 
 8 cts. S 
 
 .SO IS 92 
 520(17 70 
 7:iiKir) 78 
 
 222.';0 is: 
 
 I 
 
 02:!;3 Ooi 
 
 Cr. 
 
 ctg. 
 
 i(;i.">i8 f>7 
 
 
 200 00 
 
 
 1.^00 00 
 
 
 21S2 *)() 
 
 
 12110 Oi» 
 
 
 1100 00 
 
 
 ;;:!sii) oi 
 
 
 5:)2l 51 
 
 
 (5000 00 
 
 
 : 
 
 22:)7S2 OS 
 
 lOdc; s-i 
 
 
 121 4;: 
 
 
 no SM 
 
 
 IMJ t);i 
 
 
 
 ?.0.i7 O."? 
 
 Carried forward 
 
 
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 •. ■- -fe .'I 
 
 -J (,;>■! 
 
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 ■• I. 
 
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 $226839 11 
 
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 , * 
 
 1. s 
 
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 Dr, The Church Society of the Diocese ofQueuec. — 
 
 BrouKlit fovw.'inl. 
 
 .)fo<inl(tin l'',iuhiiriii(')}t Fund. 
 
 Khcibi'onlvO l'rot(>.«f.,'iiit Scliool l)t'bciilii:('.> 
 
 Wii!j;liani Dt'lii'iiiurc-; 
 
 AN'iiuiipo.u' " 
 
 Morto'ug'c, Sciu'liDroii'j'li, Voi'U (.'oiinty 
 
 '< Tdioiiti), Wilton AvcMUL' 
 
 '■' rraitiiiloii I'Topci'lv 
 
 " Yiil>'iiVtitT GI'.-Ik-..". 
 
 11 'ii 
 
 ,i\. '\i), I'ark l.ots L>(i-2;, 
 
 Si. Miihiirl' h l\ii lovmcnt Fiiiul. 
 
 Toronto Mort^'iijif... 
 liaiiiilioa Dohcntiire. 
 
 /i/y/iop Waiiiiiiin' J/iiiior'''il Mix-v'oii i'liiul. 
 
 \ow WcstniiiisliT, ]].(;,, noiids 
 IliclinioiHl, ]>.(./'., llmul.-^ 
 
 /ji,':/n)/i Willlitllin' Oo/;uiiri;ii>r(/lioii I'lllhl. 
 
 Ujipcr Ottfiwii Iiiipi-o\'(*ieiit (Jo. I'londs 
 
 Ljipcr Uttfiwii liiipi'ov(*iein (yo. iiorids 
 Moilfrnjic— P.'U't I'iiik Lot 18, Toronto., 
 '' Wiltuii Avcnilo, 
 
 rh'the Ch'iJ''iio)i M(iiioriiil /•'///;./. 
 Toronto MorlKiifti'. J'ki'I I'ark Lot IS.,.. 
 
 S ets. S cts. 
 i Sl'52'.»7!t 9!) 
 
 :;iH)f) no' 
 
 ICO on' 
 
 •inoo 001 
 
 '.1110 00] 
 
 ir.o 00 ! 
 
 :; III iioj 
 
 ;')!i(Hi dO 
 
 'I 
 
 Dnpo.sitory Fnnd 
 
 Gio.s.sc Isle Finnl 
 
 Jloi'cliiints' Bank. Savings Di'pin inicni (ii: 1 percent. 
 Union ISank, iSaviii;.^'.^ Department. 'n< I pei' cent 
 
 100 on, 
 
 1000 ool 
 
 80(10 00^ 
 GOIIO 00 
 
 2000 00 
 700 00 
 
 2i;iio 00 
 
 ■ii;i :,•> 
 
 .'.Oj:! 10' 
 IIMIOO Oo' 
 
 1201)0 00 
 
 1100 00 
 
 1 1000 00 
 
 300 00 
 
 0000 00 
 
 20140!) '.)■) 
 
 I'.'j.'iOO 12 
 
 S22(;s;-iu 11 
 
 Wo. Ilie nndei'sijrned, have examined tlii.s statement and all the ncconiits 
 connected thcrcwitii, and I'onnd them correct. We have also verified the 
 securities helonffinK to the same. 
 
 Quebec, 21th January, 1891. 
 
 C. JUDflK, ) . ,. 
 
 Gko. Rolt White, J '^"'" 
 
 itors. 
 
167 
 
 
 BALANCE SHEET, 31st DECEMBER, 1893.— Co/i'd Cr. 
 
 I ' 
 
 1803. 
 JiUl. I. 
 
 Dec. 31. 
 
 Brought fonvard 
 
 f.NVESTMKNT AcrOl.XT. 
 
 '.y Jjiiliiiico 
 
 luvcstiiKMits made : 
 
 ^'.■\\• Wcstiiiiiister, 15. 0., Bond-^ 
 
 Riclmioiid, B.C., BoikLs 
 
 rnve.='tnn;iits paid oil': 
 
 Cape liivtoii lionds -SlT.-.d Oi) 
 
 QiK'eiis, \.S,, '• l.^i» III) 
 
 Fi'amptim Mortgauo •>''' "" 
 
 Baliiac.e 
 
 S cts. 
 
 n.'ill'.t 9!) 
 
 221101) 00 
 (il)OO 00 
 
 20:JH!) 99 
 
 li).S(l 00 
 
 § cts. 
 $226839 11 
 
 .«2014()9 99 
 
 .<!2268,3r) 11 
 
 ErwiN Pope, 
 
 Treasurer, 
 
 Church Society. 
 
 ■:■*'• 1 
 
 mt 
 
 'I ' . i 
 
 J 
 
 1 t-!l 
 
 ■u'':''l 
 
 m 
 
 ■■:t;i| 
 '<''h.m 
 
 m 
 
 m 
 
 Quebec, 31st December, 189:5. 
 
 a '^ 
 
168 
 
 
 Dr. Eevenue Account, Diocks.w Bovud, in Accotjnt 
 
 isi)n. 
 
 Doc. ;;]. To Amount of StiiK'iid.s paid (liirinjT tiie past year. 
 
 ■Jtill (lu<\ orders not yd 
 
 IMosenti'd 
 
 S cts. 
 24;;oo :;i 
 
 I2iil so 
 
 " " of Pensions paid durln,^- tiic jiast voar.. 
 
 " " paid for Special Missionary Wdik 
 
 " " of Grants paid tliron^^li \'acaiiun Fund 
 
 " " ofGi'iieral Kxpenses 
 
 " " of Special Kxpeusus 
 
 Amount carried forward. 
 
 § cts. 
 
 2.'):.!)2 
 
 M 
 
 01;; 
 
 ;i') 
 
 712 
 
 0(1 
 
 ;iO() 
 
 0(1 
 
 2.")3 
 
 72 
 
 l-> 
 
 70 
 
 $27546 88 
 
 US«> 
 
109 
 
 ' i' . 'I 
 
 .■ ft 
 
 WITH John Hamilton, Hon. Treasurer. 
 
 Cr, 
 
 
 C ^' ^•> 
 
 Assess- 
 ments for 
 
 Total. 
 
 
 — 
 
 IS!).",. 
 .Tuny. 1— I'>y linlanro from last 
 
 AlTOllIll 
 
 S CiS. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 S cts. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 $ cts. 
 1411 19 
 
 Dec. :;i — Hy Assessments rei-eiv- 
 
 ed from tln> Ibllow- 
 
 inf? Mi.-'sions dnring' 
 
 tlie past year : | 
 
 Vctonvale 
 
 
 1 
 
 200 00 
 
 (;2 ..0 
 
 75 00 
 105 00 
 100 00, 
 100 00 
 120 00 
 
 50 no 
 
 75 00 
 
 :i5 00 
 :;i) 00 
 
 S50 00 
 
 •:.:\u 00 
 
 100 01) 
 400 00 
 150 00 
 120 00 
 150 00 
 25 00 
 125 00 
 
 :;o 00 
 
 .■)50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 225 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 400 no 
 
 150 00 
 
 .',0 01) 
 
 :;5 00 
 
 175 00 
 
 i:!o 00 
 ;-!0 00 
 
 ;!25 00 
 
 ;:o8 00 
 
 ;',2o 00 
 
 ;^o 00 
 
 1()() 07 
 
 fil) 75 
 
 ■]25 00 
 
 i;io 00 
 
 ](i5 00 
 225 00 
 100 00 
 
 7398 92 
 
 2f>0 00 
 62 50 
 102 25 
 105 00 
 IC.O 00 
 125 00 
 
 120 on 
 50 no 
 
 'X', 75 
 
 ;;5 00 
 
 :;o 00 
 
 in()V 50 
 
 ;;,",() 00 
 
 100 01) 
 400 00 
 1S7 50 
 
 l.io no 
 150 on 
 
 25 (in 
 125 no 
 
 ;-57 50 
 0S7 50 
 
 74 50 
 
 (i2 50 
 
 225 on 
 200 on 
 5on 00 
 I5n no 
 
 50 00 
 
 ;i5 no 
 2:v/, :v.] 
 
 102 50 
 
 40 nn 
 
 437 50 
 
 427 on 
 
 42n nn 
 
 :i7 50 
 
 32'-^ 92 
 IK) 75 
 
 281 no 
 i:;n on 
 
 1()5 00 
 225 00 
 120 00 
 
 200 00 
 G2 50 
 78 25 
 78 75 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 120 00 
 50 00 
 75 00 
 
 :',5 nn 
 :;n on 
 
 S50 00 
 .HI'.O 00 
 100 00 
 400 00 
 b.w 50 
 150 00 
 150 00 
 25 (10 
 125 00 
 
 :{n no 
 
 55n 00 
 
 (>2 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 225 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 500 Oo 
 
 112 50 
 
 j 37 50 
 
 ;!5 00 
 
 189 5S 
 
 117 no 
 
 j :io 00 
 
 391 75 
 350 00 
 
 i 340 00 
 
 30 00 
 
 325 02 
 
 116 75 
 
 281 00 
 
 , 1.".0 00 
 
 1 ](;5 00 
 
 ; 225 00 
 j 91 00 
 
 Diuil »v 
 
 
 
 - ^\scot <;()rn('r 
 
 I'jjist \ n"'iH 
 
 27 25 
 
 
 - lint 11**1' liiuiis 
 
 
 
 Hri)nii)toii 
 
 AVinilsor Mill-; 
 
 25 00 
 
 
 U;ll|()|ll 
 
 
 
 Di.wille 
 
 Stanho'iM- 
 
 IS :,-, 
 
 
 ( ^ii:i 1 i(*( inl' . . 
 
 :;12 :.ii 
 
 
 (1;| |)t» i 't)\'t' . 
 
 
 .]\«ri'i'' . ' 
 
 
 
 nnnvilk' 
 
 
 
 Ti'oiitl) 'ook 
 
 :\7 51: 
 ;;i) (10 
 
 
 LoriH' 
 
 ( I (>ni i-sOii ... 
 
 
 Stuuiloii 
 
 
 
 \\ I'st ['\':nniit ()ll 
 
 
 
 ( ; I'M n lnHI I'M (' .. 
 
 7 5ii 
 i:;7 511 
 
 24 50 
 12 50 
 
 
 ( y (ink »^lii I'c 
 
 
 Sandliill 
 
 Jolinville 
 
 _^^ St. .lames, Gaspe 
 
 St I'aul's, •• 
 
 
 -- llatlev 
 
 loii on 
 
 
 Wateiville .... 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Slii-awake ". 
 
 Port Daniel 
 
 L' .AMse-anx-Ciaseons 
 
 - Inverness 
 
 5S ;;;i 
 ;;2 50 
 
 10 00 
 
 112 .-,0 
 nil on 
 loo on 
 7 50 
 15i) 25 
 50 00 
 
 5(; 00 
 
 
 Tjowop IrcliiiHl 
 
 
 ]51aek Lake 
 
 Ma ilileton 
 
 
 Dudswcll 
 
 — Kinirric'y 
 
 SnotiiiiT Pond 
 
 
 T^pni'^on'^ Mill-^ ... 
 
 
 
 ' Leeds 
 
 
 
 Kinneiir's Mills 
 
 2;i 00 
 
 
 
 
 Amounts carried forward 
 
 
 7892 00 
 
 1441 19 
 
 
 
 ,'c.. 1 
 
 ■■■'■'A 
 
 ■ '"■■■ 'il 
 
 < Hi ■] 
 
 Ni 
 
170 
 Dr. Revenue Account, Diocesan Uoard, in Account 
 
 ;if. 
 
 I 
 
 m 
 
 Nsi 
 
 Mi 
 
 Dec. 31 To nniouut brouajht forward. 
 ' Balance 
 
 §28827 07 
 
 We, tUe undersigned Auditors, have verified the foregoing Accounts wiiii the 
 Vouchers and the balaace of cash ou hand, and have found the whole correct. 
 
 Quebec, 26th Jaauary, 1884. 
 
 F. Il0M.0\VAV, I A i-t , 
 
 A. AamtN, ' j Auditors 
 
171 
 
 
 WITH John IIaimilton, Hon. Treasuiier. — Continued. Cr. 
 
 ? ^ e» 
 
 S Ct9, 
 
 m r; .-: 
 
 rn O » 
 
 Total 
 
 O \> 
 
 ss ,",;) 
 
 12 511 
 
 .'>M 00, 
 
 ] 1 (I 00 
 
 2J 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 Anioiiiit- liroMji'lit f(i:'\v:ii'd. 
 
 ASSKSSMHNTS. — Cutllili' I. 
 
 .Mall.aic 
 
 Oui'iHi' i»r I lie Ht'iicli , 
 
 .Miiirni;' 
 
 (i('()r'_;i'\ illi' , 
 
 Filcli I'lay 
 
 Sandy liciieli , 
 
 I'ciiiiisiila 
 
 Litlli; (ia.^i)!'' 
 
 I'o.liKMir 
 
 Ifah'slioi'u 
 
 Iiivii'rii-ilii-l.oiii) 
 
 ilaiKlboio' 
 
 Island IJro 'li 
 
 New ("ai lisk- 
 
 ]'as|)('l)iac 
 
 St. Sylvcsl'.-r 
 
 St. (!(i)i'ij;c 
 
 Si. (iili'S a! crcdil 
 
 ('iiiul)!rlaii(l .Mills 
 
 St. J(iiiu".s. Mi'il)i)urii<' 
 
 Jioi'kiariil Quarry 
 
 Mi'll)i)ill'IH' llidtli' 
 
 Vaicai'tici' , 
 
 (Jros-L- isle 
 
 (iriiidstoii!' 
 
 Way's .Mills j 
 
 liariislon 7 50 
 
 I'ppcr Diirliaiu | 45 00 
 
 South Duiliaui I ."0 oo 
 
 • L Avciiir Ml 25 
 
 St. I'aul'.s, llurv ; 
 
 St. Jdhu'ri. "' I 
 
 St. Thomas, " 
 
 Si'ot-iiuwa... 
 
 Liii;j,\v'.ck 
 
 (JaiitLTltury , 
 
 Lake ileua.itic. 
 
 ■ Drunimuadvilh.' 
 
 § CtS. S CtS. !? (!t.S. 
 
 7;{98 02 7S'.)2 00 
 
 7 50, 
 
 50 01) 
 
 12 50 1 
 
 10 00, 
 
 50 oo| 
 
 15 o:i| 
 
 I'l (llll 
 
 ',15 8:5 
 
 2W5 00 
 SO (Ml 
 •100 00 
 175 00 
 50 00 
 250 00 
 100 00 
 
 loo oil 
 125 00 
 (i2 00 
 212 
 100 
 
 100 
 
 ;!oi) 
 
 .•ilM) 
 
 75 
 
 75 
 
 30 
 
 21 
 
 200 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 ■10 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 •10 7.) 
 
 50 00 
 
 •10 00 
 
 ISO 00 
 
 120 00 
 
 125 00 
 
 112 r)0 
 
 12 50 
 
 IL' 50 
 
 25 00 
 
 17 50 
 
 20 OOi 
 
 25 00; 
 
 285 00 
 
 SO no 
 
 4s,s ;)9: 
 
 175 00 
 (12 50 
 
 ;;i2 50 
 
 100 oil 
 loo 00 
 
 18;i 00 
 
 02 00 
 ;!22 50 
 125 oil 
 125 '10 
 875 uo 
 
 liOO llll 
 
 285 00 
 so 00 
 
 :!8,s :)'j 
 i:'.i 25 
 
 50 00 
 
 ii'2 no 
 100 00 
 
 100 00, 
 
 12« 75; 
 
 "IC) 501 
 
 :iiio oiij 
 
 100 00, 
 125 00 
 300 00 
 
 300 00 
 
 75 
 
 (10 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 
 30 
 
 00 
 
 21 
 
 00 
 
 250 
 
 00 
 
 02 
 
 50 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 
 250 
 
 00 
 
 40 
 
 o:; 
 
 •10 
 
 75 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 
 •17 
 
 50 
 
 225 00; 
 
 150 oo' 
 
 15G 25 
 
 112 50 
 
 12 50 
 
 12 50^ 
 
 25 DO 
 
 17 .,.0! 
 
 20 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 '.)5 83 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 
 15 
 
 00 
 
 15 
 
 75 
 
 1S7 
 
 51) 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 
 •10 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 ■11) 
 
 75 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 
 •47 
 
 50 
 
 225 
 
 00 
 
 150 
 
 00 
 
 150 
 
 25 
 
 11535 r 
 
 12 50 
 12 50 
 
 25 00 
 17 50 
 20 00 
 25 00 
 
 Dec. :U— By amount of Grant IVom Socirtv for Propagation orGo?]ipl.. 
 do do do '^ do _ for Pensions. 
 
 do received from ^lis,^don Fund, Cliurch Society 
 
 do do (Jlcrjiy Tru^t Fund ■ 
 
 do do Vacaiion Fund — ilonation 
 
 do do Interest on Deposits 
 
 $ CtS. 
 
 1 111 10 
 
 2113 
 
 29 
 
 5307 
 
 49 
 
 211 
 
 93 
 
 ■1532 
 
 10 
 
 5077 
 
 96 
 
 80 
 
 03 
 
 33 
 
 08 
 
 .■J 
 
 $28827 67 
 
 E. & 0. E. 
 
 Quebec, 2nd January, 1894. 
 
 J. Hamilton, 
 Hoa. Treasurer. 
 
t 
 
 II 
 
 if. 
 
 1T2 
 Diocesan Ijoauu — SurrLKMKNTAiiY Statement. 
 
 AnioiintH rcooivcil finm tlie olosingof tlie HooUh to .TIhI .ramiary, 1S!)4. 
 
 Miiiyo"' 
 
 Aiiso-anx-Gnscons ..., 
 
 »St. Paul's. Bury 
 
 Port Diinit'l ... 
 
 Coaticook 
 
 Cumberland M ills 
 
 Riviure du Loup 
 
 rortiicul' 
 
 Valcartitr 
 
 Waterville 
 
 Shiffawak.' 
 
 New Carlisle 
 
 St. .Tohirs, Melbourne 
 
 Itockland (Quarry 
 
 Bromptou 
 
 Jolinvillc 
 
 Cooksliin^ 
 
 Halesboro' 
 
 Capeltou 
 
 Fitch Bay 
 
 Ascot Corner 
 
 Upper Ireland 
 
 Lower Ireland 
 
 Black Lake 
 
 I 
 
 cts. 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 
 50 
 
 5(1 
 
 25 
 
 L>0 
 
 00 
 
 212 
 
 50 
 
 5 
 
 25 
 
 16 
 
 50 
 
 81 
 
 25 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 
 87 
 
 50 
 
 43 
 
 75 
 
 75 
 
 00 
 
 80 
 
 00 
 
 12 
 
 50 
 
 25 
 
 00 
 
 12 
 
 50 
 
 77 
 
 50 
 
 15 
 
 50 
 
 12 
 
 50 
 
 12 
 
 50 
 
 18 
 
 00 
 
 77 
 
 00 
 
 80 
 
 00 
 
 7 
 
 50 
 
 11030 00 
 
 J. Hamilton, 
 
 Hon. Treasurer. 
 
 Quebec, 31st January, 1894. 
 
 
178 
 
 ' .". ■ ft 
 
 CHURCH SOCIETY. 
 
 LLFL; MIi^JNIlUiRS. 
 
 • ■'' I — ., ■ — — 
 
 Till' Miiil (pf DiilVi-riii 8100 00 
 
 LonI Mi)ii>k (si'Vi'ii iiiiiiuiil suli- 
 
 scii|itii»ii-i) ;!.".0 Oit 
 
 Till' Miiri|iiis(i( haiisilnwiitj jn "() 
 
 Lord l!i.sli(i|i of I.Mii'Ik'i'..,. fdt ()i) 
 
 l,iinl l!i>li(»i» of Xlii^iiira I")!) no 
 
 Allii;itt, l!i'V, F. J. I!., D.I) 00 oo 
 
 A.sliL", Duptaiii I!. .V 'M oo 
 
 Hull. \l\. T. L .^(1 (10 
 
 Murslnll. .1 :>i) (Ml 
 
 I!iii>i;ili. .Mis ,1 .'lO 00 
 
 ('.liter. .1 tii) 00 
 
 Diiltoii, I-t II. A :>n 00 
 
 Ddlicll, I! l: KMi (III 
 
 Forsyth, ,lo-;i ph 11 :A) 00 
 
 FoisVili, .Nil-;. .Fus. 1! ."lO 00 
 
 Ilaiiiiilnii, .lulm :,0 00 
 
 Uuiiiilioii, Mi" 50 00 
 
 ll.iinilloM, li'rv. (!. Clii'lw ijod. 
 
 M. A 200 00 
 
 llainiltoii. Iv'olicrl 'loO 00 
 
 ilaslcll, Jmius ;")0 Oil 
 
 llatlifiiy. J. J ..^ ;jO liO 
 
 llciifUcr, i;. W .'lO (10 
 
 Joiic.'J, iMlsviii .')0 00 
 
 .luil-c, C .'>0 00 
 
 Moyd, IWv. W. V S M 00 
 
 Lowii IfS, J J , ,')() (10 
 
 Moiiti/aiiiliiTt, F., .M.l) M) 00 
 
 Moali/.aiiili'Tt, Mis. F .'.o GO 
 
 .Miiiiiit.iiii, Mrs. A. W :)(» (10 
 
 I'aiUc!, (i. [I. ,)0 (10 
 
 i'aikcr, Mr.s. (». 11 .^0 00 
 
 I'ciiiiylatlKT, Uuv. T., .M.A lit cil 
 
 I'iK'c, F. J :,n 00 
 
 l!ac, U' ion (10 
 
 Ifcid .Mrs. C. I' 00 00 
 
 liiiodi'S. .laiiir.-* ,')(! 00 
 
 Ulmdcs. .Mi\s i".0 00 
 
 l!o.i-!, ,Mis. J ,')0 00 
 
 Shaw, S. .1 .'i:! 00 
 
 Siiiiili, Lt.-Cul., \{.\', .'•.0 00 
 
 .'^iiiilh, U. II (10 00 
 
 Siira '.■■.:(•, .Mis ,".() 00 
 
 Tile l!t. l{ev. i;isli()|i llclliiiiilh.. TiO 00 
 
 Thoiii|isoii. \Uv. .1. II., .M..\ ;>» 00 
 
 Vcascy, (i. oi.l;u tA) 00 
 
 \\aiiii'i;4'hl, 1! ,S0 00 
 
 Walk- r, .Miss ,s(i 00 
 
 Washer, l!,-v. (j. I! ino 00 
 
 Wood, W. F 100 00 
 
 ■\Vii.;lit, .Mrs r,(i 00 
 
 W rijilit, llvv. W., M.I) :)0 00 
 
 CONTRIBUTORS OF $50 AND UPWARDS, DECEASED 
 
 Anderson, ^^'. II .s ,".0 (lO 
 
 Andrews, Tlius .'■)0 00 
 
 Ashe. Will M 00 
 
 r.aldwiii. lion. K .^)'i (Hi 
 
 ]!ell, A. I) no 00 
 
 ]Jonson, Tiioinas :>» 00 
 
 JUaek. .f :.0 00 
 
 I'.laek, Jlon. II., C.l! aO 00 
 
 Bonner, ,1 r.O oo 
 
 Iiouen, Hon. Cliiet'.Jiistiee .''O 00 
 
 lioxer, Hear Adiniial :')0 0!* 
 
 IJrooke, .Mrs •■•0 00 
 
 Jiurnet. .Mrs. D •"><) 00 
 
 JJiirstall, II ,^0 Oil 
 
 HurstalI.E M 00 
 
 Caldwell, Sir LI. J., Bart 50 00 
 
 ('aiiiiili(dl. A .SlOO 00 
 
 Caiiii'liell, Sa.xton ;')() 00 
 
 ('ai|ieiiter, F S .Ml 00 
 
 Cliaadler, Col. (to Nleoltt En- 
 dowment Fund) 100 no 
 
 Chapimin. \V :>() 00 
 
 Chri.stie, .Major \V. 1' 100 00 
 
 (Tehran, Hon. A. \V no 00 
 
 CoeKell. .MLss aO 00 
 
 Oreaiii. Mrs .■)0 00 
 
 DindiMl. . Rev. r. oO 00 
 
 Doii'^lass. U. M., M.D aO 00 
 
 Drnin, W 100 00 
 
 Fl-iii, Lord 100 00 
 
 Estcourt, Major General 50 oO 
 
 Eslcourt, Lally aO 00 
 
it 
 
 sfll' 
 
 IP ' , 
 
 174 
 
 CONTRIBUTORS OF $.'.(1.00 AND UPWARDS, l)ECEA.SKD.—Cont!iuu':l. 
 
 FU'tcluT, Hon. Mr. Justice .S .")0 
 
 Fors\tli, Jaiiics 1! aO 
 
 Fiaser, Hon. .(. M .'iO 
 
 Giile, J. V .V.I 
 
 (4iM)ru:f, ^!i^^ .''0 
 
 Gilli'si.i", A ;)0 
 
 GlovcT. Thus 60 
 
 Crav, F. 1! oD 
 
 Tlali-. lion. F. (sniioi) ad 
 
 Hall. G. 15 GO 
 
 Hall, Ci'o 1(10 
 
 Hal!, .Mrs. (1. I! GO 
 
 ]laniilt(.n, F .M) 
 
 Haiinlton, .Mis Kid 
 
 HailifSi.n. .Mrs ,")d 
 
 Hrad, i;t lldM. Sir E.. Hart ;;,"i'i 
 
 Hcatli, .laini'S f'O 
 
 Hiiuks, Moil. .Sir F 50 
 
 Holliiian. V, .00 
 
 Housmaii, [Ivv. G. V., .M. A 60 
 
 Hunt. JaniL'S .')d 
 
 Hunt, MiS. Weston aO 
 
 Hniit. Wc-ton .00 
 
 JacUson. I!ev. C ad 
 
 Je.'^sop. 11 .')0 
 
 .Jones, H. N .00 
 
 Kerr, J. JI ..0 
 
 Kilirr, C 100 
 
 Leeds. Rev. ,1 aO 
 
 Le.M" urier. 11 aO 
 
 Level, G. F .00 
 
 Lisuar, Ford "i'O 
 
 l,o\ell. .1 .00 
 
 Maekie. .Major, W. S .".0 
 
 Mackie, K>'V. Geo., I). I) IdO 
 
 MacLaren. .laiias Od 
 
 Mailer, \V. G .00 
 
 Minedith. Sir W illiaiii .00 
 
 Metealt; Lord Idd 
 
 Millie, Rev. (i.. .M..V .Od 
 
 Mountain I!t llev. (i. .1., Lord 
 lii.slio]) oiyuelKT, (annual I'or 
 
 21 year-O IdO 
 
 Do. to Depo^iioiy l'"u!id Id 
 
 Do. to Mission Fund (i.iiniial 
 
 for .0 .years) MOd 
 
 Mountain, Gol. 0. !> T.'i 
 
 Mountain. Lieut. J. G .00 
 
 Moiiiilain, .Mrs. G. R 50 
 
 Moiinlain, .Miss K ad 
 
 MMuntain. Rev. A. W I.Od 
 
 Nairiie, .John yd 
 
 Nicolls. Rev. J. iL, D.l) aO 
 
 (10 
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 00 
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 Id) 
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 (Id 
 
 (Ml 
 
 (Id 
 00 
 00 
 Od 
 
 Od 
 
 00 
 (10 
 
 (Id 
 do 
 
 (10 
 (10 
 00 
 Od 
 Od 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 (III 
 
 00 
 (10 
 00 
 (10 
 (10 
 00 
 
 Noad, H. .J S".0 00 
 
 I'atterson, 1' .00 00 
 
 Peiiihei'ton. Hon. G .00 00 
 
 I'eniielali.er, R. M .Od 00 
 
 Peliv. W .00 00 
 
 Pi'lr'v, '\\'.. junior aO 00 
 
 Pinon, Mrs.' G aO 00 
 
 Po'stoii, F .00 0(1 
 
 Posloii, \V .00 00 
 
 Poslo.i. .Mrs. \V aO oo 
 
 Po^tuii, (' ad 00 
 
 Postoii, 'riiunias ad CO 
 
 Priee, \V ,0o 00 
 
 ; Priee, Hon. David ,00 oo 
 
 I Pye. John ,0() 00 
 
 , Kiicev. J OO 00 
 
 j llainsav, P-'v. J. ,0d 00 
 
 'i R(d(l. I'Jev. G. I'., D.G.L lod dO 
 
 ij K'li.ides, Ft.-('(d. Win id (Id 
 
 || IJolpli. lion. .1 .Oil 00 
 
 |! Ross, lion. .1 ,00 00 
 
 jl Pdwan. F. M., Sir W ., (LCI! .. ao oo 
 
 ! Seott. 11. S. .0(1 00 
 
 Sialv J 100 00 
 
 r. .^ewrll, Kev. F. W., M. A ,0(1 00 
 
 ' S'Well, i;.v. II. D.. ,00 00 
 
 |i Shaw, P. A ,00 (10 
 
 i| Slu'ii|ianl, ,Mi-s ,0O oo 
 
 jj Smith, C. AV ,00 00 
 
 '; Somerset, Gapt. Aylnic- lOi) oo 
 
 ji Si)ra.u-i;'e. W '. ,011 (;o 
 
 i! Slayncr, T. A ,0(1 00 
 
 Ij Sic\\ai-t! IIdii. .Joliii ,00 00 
 
 h Stuart, lion. (r. Oklll ,00 00 
 
 jl Stuarl, .Mrs. G. dkill ,0o 00 
 
 il Stuart, Hon. Sir Jas., Part Kiu iO 
 
 Symes, G. P. .",o oo 
 
 Syine.s, li .",0 00 
 
 Taylor, .Miss "ai (Mt 
 
 Tli^;;'', T .0(1 01' 
 
 Tri!.i',L;ei II. W afl 00 
 
 Trolioiie. Gniiral Sir^"., K.(".P. aO 00 
 
 Fslioine. (I. W ,0(1 00 
 
 \'iilleaii, W. i; ,00 (01 
 
 Wait, Ri'v. W. W -loo 00 
 
 Walker. Hon. W 100 00 
 
 Willirahani, l.'ev, C. P ,00 00 
 
 Williams. Ut. I.'ev. 1. W ,0d 00 
 
 Willou.uldiy. Pev. .M ,00 00 
 
 Wood, i;. " ,00 00 
 
 Wood. (i. .\, I ,',() (10 
 
 Vouny, D. I) 100 00 
 
1815- 
 1SI8- 
 18,1(1- 
 1802- 
 
 1 8f> 1- 
 180;j- 
 
 ISOli- 
 
 ISiill- 
 
 ISTii- 
 l,s,(i- 
 1^77- 
 
 1878 
 18S0- 
 1881- 
 
 1884 
 1887- 
 
 18S8 
 
 188'.) 
 
 181.1(1 
 I8',l|. 
 
 I8;w- 
 
 176 
 
 -W. Yulo, of(Jhaniljly § 100 00 
 
 -Hon. Chii't Jiislicf lie'id, of Montreal 400 00 
 
 -Col. C'linnillui', of \ic ilct (tui' Kudowmont Fmiil) 100 00 
 
 -Mi:;.s Fiiilay, of (^tueliec, to tlie [.unl ISishop, for Widows and 
 ()ri)lians of (^kT^ynicn, to lie aiiplied at his tlisoretion ; by 
 
 liini t.'unslerre : to einir.ye of the ('iiuieh Society 2,000 00 
 
 — ^liss \\'aiker, oi' Lenno.w ilU, (for the Witlows and Oipiian-s of 
 
 Clei\Lfynien) 40 00 
 
 -.Monnt.iin. lit. Rev. C J.. Lord I'isiiop of Queh.c (lor Mission 
 
 Fniid) COO 00 
 
 Hon. W. Walker, ofQnebec (for Wt & (). Fnnd) 400 00 
 
 -J. Waierson. o I' Quebec (for Widows' and ()i'piia..s' Fnnd. I i>0 00 
 
 -Mrs. Dunn. olTii.ee diver,'- (for Kipiownient Fund) 1,4('0 00 
 
 -.Miss Sill p;.:i;d. )f J)rnninunid\ ille (for FiUdowuicni. Fund) 2,000 00 
 
 -Kolieit Kirkland, of Li.-vds (for Widows' and Orphans' Fund) ... 40 00 
 
 —John Hall, (d'lieeds (for Pension Fund) 1,000 00 
 
 Miss Taylor, of Quebec (for Ceneral Fund) 400 00 
 
 Ubr W. & 0. Fniui) 400 00 
 
 -Mrs. Daiikier. of (,)uebec (foi' Pension Fund) 100 00 
 
 d'oi' \V. &(». Fundi 100 00 
 
 "Mr.^ (1. 1!. Hall, uf (,)u.bec (lor Montmorency Mission) 2,(MI0 00 
 
 ('. Iv Lrvev, ol (.,'uebec (for Kiidownu'nt Fund of St .Michael's). 1,000 00 
 
 -l{ev. (i. Miine, M..\. (lor W. & O. Fnnd) 100 00 
 
 •• ' •• (for Pension Fnnd) 100 00 
 
 -A'rs. Avlwin, ol'Mcntreal (for lUmviX Lonis) 1,400 00 
 
 Hear. S. Sc(jlt, of (luebce (for W. k V. Fund) I2.j 00 
 
 •' ' " •' (<br Mi.sion Fund) 12.t 00 
 
 Hon. David F. Price, •' (for \V. .Sr O. Fniul) ,-)00 00 
 
 -Mrs. .Nairne, (Jneljec (for \V. i»c (I. Fund) 4,000 00 
 
 -Mr-^. .-•aniide ' aO 00 
 
 -Wil i.iiu W\vU'. of (jiiebcc (for AV. & 0. Fund) 500 00 
 
 Mr<. i'(utrons, of Qindiec (for Mission Fund), 3 shares Bank of 
 
 .Montreal stock, par value 1,000 00 
 
 Rev Dr. lleid. (tor Pension Fnnd) 1,000 00 
 
 Mr. Mrs. W (io.don .Mack, li.-.iniplon, (Ibi' Hndownieut Fund)... 1,000 00 
 C. A. Pirlardson, ot Slanslead (for F,rni()\\inent Fund of 
 
 Siauslead) 073 22 
 
 Mrs. Doiedi.i JaidvSon. (for iindownient Fund of North Inverness 
 
 ("h'l rh) ',Ht'> 7o 
 
 -Hon. ,1. 11. Pope, (for I'.nc'iowment Fund of Oookshirc Church).... 4,(i(U) 00 
 
 -M.S. F!i/a'iictb Ceani, of (^leliec (for .Mission Fnnd) 400 OO 
 
 (for Pension JMind) 100 00 
 
 Miss .Marv Chaderton. I'^nuitinn (for Plui;be Chaderton 'Mvw n\i\.\ 
 
 iMin('l) (i,000 00 
 
 Hviiry .\biL:ee. ot .M i^o;.j (for Majiojj; Endowment Fund) 2,884 ,">'.• 
 
 Hoili!-, Slioiev, ui .Montreal (for (iharleslon llectorv Fndownient 
 
 Fiind)..; '. 00 00 
 
 James Wilson, Up|)er Indand (for (Jeneral Fund) 782 00 
 
 '' •• " (for Irelanil and Soutli Inverness 
 
 Fndownient Fnnd 400 00 
 
 '.■'III 
 
 >• 11 
 .' il 
 
 •:■:.■ II 
 
 $;i7,2t50 :ifi 
 
 Ride adopte.d by Cenli'ai Board, 11 Ih Jan nary, 1888. 
 
 All pubscriplious (which by liy-tiaw V. are due on 1st January in each year), 
 dulv supported by the .Mphabeiieal Lists as Vouchers, must be in the hands of 
 the Hon. Treasurer of the Society before Christmas Day; ami where there are 
 local Treasurers, on such day as nniy be ai)pointed by the District Associations, 
 to enable such Treasurers to hand their money and vouchers to the Troafeurer 
 of the Society bc/uie Ohristmivs Day. 
 
176 
 N.B. — See new Rule on previous Page. 
 
 Statement of Aiiioimts raiseil in tlie several Parislies and 
 Missions of tlie Diocese, 
 
 1893. 
 
 CITY OF QUEBEC. 
 
 THE CHURCH HELPERS' ASSOCrATIOX. 
 
 'S'>M 
 
 NAMES. 
 
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 Aiidiewn. F. H., ,ir 
 
 B(),s\vell,V....... 
 
 Oliiinipiou, C. 1' 
 
 C'iiit> Wm 
 
 ('uuiiiiin^s, A 
 
 Dean ot<,>in-'l)L'e 
 
 Dubell, R. U. 
 
 Diitni, T. H 
 
 Duiui, L. H 
 
 Fr}', Juo. S 
 
 (luodilav, Jr 
 
 Hiik, K. J 
 
 Ijiiiit, A F 
 
 Holloway. F 
 
 Jjord liislioii oi'Qiiclji'C' 
 
 Machiii, H. T 
 
 iMore, .1 (; 
 
 ]\Iaci)lii'r.-ou., \\')n. M 
 
 Piitluii, \j 
 
 liac, AVm 
 
 Shaw, S. J 
 
 Scott, J. G 
 
 Smith, l{. H 
 
 Siniih, Mrs. II. H 
 
 Smith, J{. Hariourt 
 
 Stavuluy, H 
 
 Stevenson, J 
 
 Turner, U 
 
 Wel)b, E. E 
 
 Welch. J I 
 
 Brockleshy, C. M 
 
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 -'-i 
 
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 L' (Kli 
 
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 1(1 (10 
 
 1,". (11) 
 
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 10 no 
 
 .5 ()ol 
 
 10 00 
 
 :; 00 
 
 2 00 
 
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 10 OO' 
 10 00 
 
 Total. 
 
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 27 00 
 
 !5 cts. 
 
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 :! 00 
 
 .5 01) 
 
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 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2.^ 00 
 
 I.''. 00 
 
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 6 0(1 
 
 :>y) 00 
 
 .J 00 
 
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 20 00 
 
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 412 00 
 
 
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 City of Qveb^ec— Con tinNed. 
 
 ■' 'I 
 
 '^' 4 
 
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 .'> 'Ill 
 
 NAM MS. 
 
 i _ 
 
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 Collrclol hi, Mr. C. W 
 
 J'/ll//i/,S. 
 
 I S cts 
 
 Hillott, J. G 
 
 Hiiistiill. .1., jr 
 
 Duim, Stew'iut II. 
 Hamilton, liolicrt. 
 
 .I(ilinsti>ii, !•' 
 
 I^airil, Jiio , ji' 
 
 IMiillips, C. \V 
 
 I'd)).', H 
 
 I'ostoii, (!('(). 1'] ... 
 
 ilrn.ly, J. A 
 
 |{icliarils(>n. .1 
 
 lii)liiii.S(>ii. .Ii'li.i.... 
 AVhitf, J. li. II ... 
 Willi ', (k'()r<;;; ;| . 
 
 AViuli^'l'', .'os 
 
 -3 
 
 3 
 
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 ,") (Id; 
 
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 1 (Ml 
 
 2 Oiii 
 
 I ■! (HI 
 
 1 II) (10 
 
 'S el; 
 
 2 00 
 
 o o ~ 
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 Total. 
 
 2 00 
 
 1 0(1 
 ;■)(! 
 
 2 00 
 .") 00 
 5 (!') 
 
 Tola' ' ;i 8:5 "•'• 
 
 i 
 Co/, hi J,.-,-. A. Jlorlanl. ; 
 
 Cacsoii, ^Sl^-•.. S . 
 (liioiix. .\Ir.<. A . 
 JI;Mi(ik'v, .Mrs (; 
 
 I'l'iry, Mr.s 
 
 I'altiH'r, M[^ 
 
 Tiimiis. Mi;s 
 
 ;i .'lO:. 
 I oo'. 
 
 2." 
 
 Total. 
 
 C'j/lrcli.l /,!/ Miss l',ur . 
 
 Ani)-:ti'oiiii:, Mi's 
 
 Barlow, Mf.s 
 
 Benson, Mr.s 
 
 Blarkhnin Mcs 
 
 BooiiHT, Mr 
 
 Bi'own, Mr 
 
 Cainiilicll, Mi.st? 
 
 Darlii.ion, Mr 
 
 Doildii'itiC Mr, W. 
 
 Doddrnl^i'c, Mi's 
 
 (iillaiuliM', Mis 
 
 lloolu'.>^ Mr. .\ 
 
 llillc. Mrs. .V 
 
 Marois, .Mrs. 
 
 Phillips, Mrs 
 
 Pennington, Mrs 
 
 12 
 
 
 
 2;-) 
 
 (I 
 
 ,")0 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 (HI 
 
 
 
 2") 
 
 I 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
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 00 
 
 
 
 2.-) 
 
 1 
 
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 1 
 
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 (1 
 
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 2,V 
 
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 1 
 
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 (1 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
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 2.0 
 
 I 
 
 1)0 
 
 1l 
 
 ' 'ill 
 
178 
 
 City of QvEUEC—Cott/inued. 
 
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 ^k^< 
 
 'M. 
 
 \.\Mi;s. 
 
 ruiMn ;oii, Mr 
 Sruit, Mr. W 
 
 S ct 
 
 ■^ 
 
 ^ C't^-i- .'^ ft? 
 
 M V. T 
 
 Valln, Mrs 
 
 ^\ 
 
 tllaiT 
 
 M: 
 
 mi 
 
 (I ;>(i 
 
 I (HI 
 
 2;". 
 
 1 Oil 
 
 T'jhil 
 
 SI 2 GO 
 
 Ahrvu. Mrs. A 
 
 ^\iiil('rs<»;i, Mrs 
 
 llalilwin, M rs 
 
 JJi'iiiicll. Mrs 
 
 1 00 
 
 Oil 
 
 )()S\vr 
 
 Ml 
 M, 
 
 Si. (1 
 
 Hale, .Mrs. K. .1... 
 
 Hall. Miss. 
 
 Ilaiiiiitoii, Mr. .).. 
 Ilaiiiiltuii. Mrs. .1. 
 
 DO 
 
 (l(ii 
 
 I,") 00 
 10 00 
 
 (II 
 
 \\\'i 
 
 Mi 
 
 I'ftrv. Mrs 
 
 S.'Wi'il. Mi's. ]■; 
 Taviur, Mrs.... 
 'I'oliiid. .Mrs ... 
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 2.') 00 j 
 
 10 llOi 
 
 I ('o| 
 
 1 Ollj 
 
 I ooi 
 
 00 
 
 sot). 
 
 Col 
 
 I (HI 
 
 Wilson. Mr 
 Vouii'j;, -Mr, 
 
 2 00 
 
 Total. 
 
 ,s2l» 00 
 
 Ci>lh''-ti' I hji Miss Klli'l 
 
 CokMiiaii, Mr. (J 
 Forsvili .Mis 
 
 (; 
 
 ■r, .Mrs. 
 
 (I ,'iii 
 25 
 
 llamiltoii. .Mrs.. 
 Jjaiiicv Mrs II 
 
 .■lillr\-, 
 
 Ml 
 
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 jk'iiilcisoii, .M,-; 
 Jfiissi'il, .Mrs. \V 
 Sii'bi'r^', .Mrs .... 
 Vcnahlrs, .Mrs .. 
 ^VlliU', .Mrs 
 
 Total 
 
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 1 (III 
 
 00 
 
 oo, 
 
 10 
 
 .'.0 
 
 1 on' 
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 all! 
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 ;i CO, 
 
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 - •■Z iU 
 
 
 
 
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 1 00' 
 
 I 00 
 
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 1 00 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 
 12 (iO 
 
 00 
 
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 00 
 00 
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 00 
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 2.') 
 
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 10 
 
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 1 00 
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179 
 City of Quebec. — Continued. 
 
 110 
 25 
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 7.') 
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 ^ I 
 
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 C.i//<'r/,'J hji MiM I. Hi, III 
 
 S cts. 
 
 L'artii: 
 
 Arjrui', Mrs 
 
 iifkiston, .Ml 
 
 Howcri, Miss 
 JJ.ooiiit';-, Ml 
 
 mill, Miss 
 
 niicnaiiii 
 
 ( 'oomlic, Mr; 
 
 ()i)ii])t-'r, A 
 
 ('oopt'i', Mi'j. T 
 
 Dovlr, Mrs 
 
 (ioii'ji', Mrs 
 
 Ifiiwkin.-. V 
 
 ./ti.ijn", (; 
 
 Koli, Mrs 
 
 Ijiiwrciu'i', Mis. 
 lH';j:iiir, .Mrs. ... 
 Mailili.-oii, .Mrs . 
 
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 10 
 
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 Miad, .Nils . 
 I'oiiK'iil, .M:.- 
 Sei'licryr. Mr; 
 
 Mrs 
 
 St'wcll. Mrs. A. 
 'IVaklc, .Mrs 
 
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 l''aimi!ifr. M « 
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 .s, Mi 
 
 .Mai'ailaiii 
 I'lrslio. Mrs. 
 Tims, Mrs..., 
 
 T.ilal. 
 
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 25 
 
 1 01) 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 OOl 
 1 OOl 
 
 l.'i 1)5 
 
 Colhcti'il 1,11 Jfi.ia Dtiivfon. 
 
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 Ml 
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 |{oss, .Mrs 
 
 Sait.T, Mrs .... 
 Saiigslor, Mrs. 
 
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 25 
 
 25; 
 
 251 
 
 25 
 
 2,)l 
 
 1 50 
 
 ii(> 
 
 (I 511 
 
 50 
 
 50 
 
 S Ct: 
 
 1 00 
 
 ,'-() 
 50 
 
 2.'. 
 
 (I 10 
 
 •>5 
 
 111 
 
 5(1 
 
 5 00 
 
 (I 50 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 50 
 2,-) 
 
 50 
 
 1 (M) 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 1 00 
 
 18 'Ja 
 
 2,) 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2,5 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 
 1 50 
 
 . >i • il 
 
f- 'sy 
 
 180 
 City of Quebec — Continued. 
 
 it it 
 
 Names. 
 
 3 
 
 
 Collected In/ Mrs. Win. 
 
 Eiliotf. 
 
 Andrf'w^\ '7redk. W 
 
 Auhr, Mrs. 
 
 Baker, Mr 
 
 Borlaii(!, Mrs 
 
 Elliott, Mrs. Win 
 
 Horsiiliy. >!?>• 
 
 Obstniiii. Mrs 
 
 Suoiul, Mrs 
 
 To7,c>r, W. A 
 
 Tozcr, Miss 
 
 Total 
 
 $ fts. 
 
 10 00 
 
 10 
 
 K) 00 
 
 6 
 
 — ^ 11 
 
 w 
 
 Total. 
 
 $ L'lS. § ft; 
 
 $ Ct3. 
 
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 22 10 
 
 Collected hu .Mrs. ,/. />V// 
 Forsijth, 
 
 Balle, Miss 
 
 Baile, Mis.« E 
 
 Barrow, Sept 
 
 Bruce, Miss 
 
 Buchanan, Mrs 
 
 Bu'.^ijll, Jolin 
 
 Carroi, .Mrs , 
 
 Craig, R 
 
 Creig; I) 
 
 Elber, Miss 
 
 Forsyth, J. l>cll 
 
 Fomth, Mr.s 
 
 Forsyth, Miss , 
 
 Fraser, Mrs , 
 
 Graddon, Miss 
 
 Herring, Mrs 
 
 Irvine, Miss 
 
 Livingston, Mrs 
 
 LeMoine, .>lrs..... 
 
 Levey, (). K 
 
 Lowe, Peter 
 
 Monlizanibcrt, Mrs 
 
 Montizanibert, Miss 
 
 Munroe, Miss 
 
 Nelson, Mrs I 
 
 Pf nny, .1 ! 
 
 Penny, Mrs. Geo j 
 
 Price, E. .' 100 
 
 Rhodes, Mrs ' 
 
 Rhodes, Jainos 
 
 Seed, W 
 
 (III! 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00^ 
 
 1 (Kll 
 
 ;')(l| 
 
 hO 
 
 10 Oil' 
 
 :"ill.' 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 <(l 
 
 ;Mi| 
 
 ,■) (Mil 
 
 |0 0(1 1 
 
 2 .^0 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 ■\ (Ml 
 i") 00 
 
 2."i 
 
 1 (Id 
 10 00 
 
 2 00 
 I 00 
 I 0(1 
 I) 00 
 I 00 
 (I 2(1 
 2.) 
 
 100 00 
 .^1 00 
 6 00 
 U 20 
 
 2 Oil 
 
 2 (10 
 I 00 
 
 ;> (Ml 
 
 25 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 (1 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
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 (10 
 
 o 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 (1 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 2.5 
 
 b 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 ;i 00 i 32 GO 
 
 ;,(l 
 
 I 
 
 100 0(1 
 
 100 do! 
 
 10'' 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 50 
 
 ;;o 
 
 10 00 
 
 (I fiO 
 
 1 00 
 I 00 
 (I .")0 
 
 ;■) 110 
 111 110 
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 I 00 
 I 00 
 ■\ 00 
 I) 00 
 
 2,'> 
 
 1 00 
 I't 00 
 
 2 00 
 I (10 
 1 00 
 '.> 00 
 1 00 
 
 (I •'(! 
 
 25 
 50 » 00 
 
 •.) no 
 
 5 00 
 20 
 
181 
 City of ClVEBKC.—ContinneJ. 
 
 m 
 
 
 Namios. 
 
 Soniorvilli', .Mrs 
 Tfiiipli', Mis. , 
 
 Villciiiiivc. .\lis 
 
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 Ross, Mr. it 
 
 Smith, Mis. F... 
 
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 1 d 
 
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 1 00 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
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 00 
 
 5 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
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 City of QuKuvA'.—CuniutNed. 
 
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 •V 
 
 Is 
 
 Z 
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 a 
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 Foster, Rev. J 
 
 Noble, llev. W. T 
 
 li (lit 
 
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 § et.-<. 
 
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 S cts. 
 2 (Id 
 
 S els. 
 
 2 00 
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 RcNfonl, Rev. J 
 
 7 CO 
 2 (M) 
 
 ^ (10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 '' (10 
 
 SeotI, W. (J 
 
 Sinitli. Rev. F. A 
 
 1 
 
 2 (!() 
 
 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 V\ iiitii'ld, Jo>! 
 
 
 
 
 5 110 
 
 Williiiins, Mrs. A. M 
 
 
 "(I 11(1 
 
 
 
 
 
 20 Oil 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
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 2 (Id 
 
 
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 City of QvEimc—CoNtitmed. 
 
 IvKCAlMTrriATION 
 
 NAMKS ok CoiJ.I'HTllIiS 
 
 for A I,. 
 
 Moiv. Mr. J. r 
 
 riiillips. Mr. (,'. W 
 
 Horl.iinl, Mrs. A 
 
 Borland, Miss 
 
 Cainphcll, Miss 
 
 (^jirter, Mis.s Kilid 
 Ciirtcr, Miss Ji. M ... . 
 
 Cook, Mis.s 
 
 Jiawsoii, Mis^ 
 
 KUiott, .Mr.s. Win 
 ror.sytli Mr.s. J. liell 
 1 1 11 n't, Mrs H 
 IrviiK', Miss F. J 
 Moiiti/.aiiiln'rt, .Miss K 
 JIontizainliL'rt, Miss 15 
 
 I'alton, Miss 
 
 Patioii, Miys K 
 I'alton, Miss E. U 
 
 PiMiv, Miss 
 
 I'liiliips, Miss M. C 
 
 Price, Mrs H. M 
 
 I'ricp, .Miss Cecilia 
 Scott, Miss WiniiiCrcd 
 Hewoll, Mi.ss Mal.cl 
 Sniitli, Miss lilaiidu 
 Stevenson Miss 11. 
 Taylor, Mi.ssF.J 
 Veasey, Miss J. 
 White, Miss 
 Wintielil, Mrs 
 Paid to Treasurer. 
 
 O/Ti'iiorics. 
 
 Cathedral 
 
 St. Matthew's 
 St. Michael's 
 St. Peter's 
 St. Paul's 
 Triiiily 
 
 Total 1$ 8S(i 4 
 
 4Ki) (lil 
 
• 4 
 
 191 
 
 ST. FRANCIS DISTUICT ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Namkh. 
 
 a 
 
 3 
 In 
 
 
 ACTO.V. 
 
 DioM, Simt'oii 
 
 (iiioi'tiii, l'''r;iii<;()is .... 
 
 Slioi'ili'v, Williimi 
 
 T.nvlc. Mis-- K. II 
 
 Wells, Mis. (J. I! 
 
 WiiitfU', K'cv. L. (;.. 
 Wiiitele, .Miss Minnie 
 Utlertoiv I'Dlteelioiis 
 
 S ctd. 
 
 S cts. 
 
 I 00 
 
 I (HI 
 
 (I 'j.-i 
 
 I (Ml 
 
 I (III 
 
 Total Acton 
 
 Haufoiii). 
 
 St. Paul's ('iiiircli, Staii- 
 liope. 
 
 OITertory 
 
 !Sl. liiiwieiiee's. 
 
 Collcclr.l /.!/ Mis.t 1). I r« /■./.: 
 
 Wind, A. F 
 
 Wind, Dr. T. W 
 
 Wiinl, Mi-s. T. W 
 
 W.iid, Mi.-is 
 
 Wii!-(l. .Miss Deciina 
 
 Wind, T. W 
 
 Ollertory Ciillections 
 
 S 2 
 
 ;{ (M 
 
 2 (Ml 
 
 ■1 2."); 
 
 8 :)i> 
 
 (I i;t 
 
 St. ('ntliherl s, Dixville. 
 Colli!cl<' I liji MrK. Miirnii/. 
 Aiiijjfers, Mrs. F 
 
 It; 
 
 Heiiwiiv, i\Jrs. S 
 
 MiM/.ier, M-s. II 
 
 Clianihi'iliiii. .Mrs. W 
 
 Dinnoii, .Mis. A 
 
 Kfrk'Ston, Mrs. .\ 
 
 (Jill, Mid. (J 
 
 Gmilv. F J 
 
 Miutin. Mrs. W. G 
 
 .Miivliew, .Mrs. .\. A 
 
 .Miivliew, Mrs. (lei), sr 
 
 Mnriay. IJuv. (i. II. A .... 
 
 Norris, .Mrs. II 
 
 Norris, ,Mis. W 
 
 Hinitli, U. G 
 
 True, Mrs, A 
 
 Ollertory Collections 
 
 I 
 
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 (I 1','.! 
 
 I 
 
 II 
 
 II •::> 
 
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 ? cts. 
 
 
 
 
 
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 1 00 
 
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 iu 00 
 
 5 03 
 
 1 
 
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 5 
 
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 25 
 
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 7 
 
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 St. Francis District Association. — Conlinned. 
 
 Namks. 
 
 
 CImicIi of llii> Advent, 
 i'eirylioro. 
 
 CoiU'cicd iiji Mi.s.i /•;. /;. 
 
 Jlri/dii. 
 
 I?iieli, K(l. anil Wni 
 
 liircli, Mr.s .. 
 
 Hi-.vau, Aliriiliani. 
 Hiyan, Ivoln-rt. 
 
 . fonts, Mis , 
 
 Nirili, .Ianii'3. ... 
 Wish, J. V .... 
 I'env, ]I W... 
 Walker, II. K. 
 Vonn},', Willie. 
 Olierlory ('olluctionij. 
 
 Total Harford 
 
 lUllNSTON. 
 
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 ^ 
 
 
 
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 •1. 
 
 
 
 
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 1—1 
 
 1 an 
 
 $ e 
 
 Offertory 
 
 HliOMI'rON AND WlNU.SOH 
 
 Collrrh;1 hij Mr 
 Kiui/'ii. 
 
 Addison, Mr. Tlios 
 Addison, .Mr. .lolm 
 Addison, Mrs. IF 
 
 Hripgs, Mrs 
 
 Brooks, Hohert 
 Hrooks, Mrs. U 
 
 Cox, Rev. J. (1 
 
 Cox, Mr.s 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. II. S 
 Knapji, N. A 
 Knajip, Mrs. Alfred 
 Knajjp, ?urs. I) 
 Marey, Mrs. T. J. 
 
 McLean, Mrs. A 
 
 J{ielies, Mrs. Wui 
 
 Roliinson, Mrs. Anick 
 
 Stevens, Cardiier 
 
 Stevens, Mis. Jas 
 
 Stenkins, Lizzie 
 
 Varny, Mrs. iSilas 
 
 Ward, Mr. G 
 
 2.^) 
 
 1) ,'i(l 
 
 .'>() 
 
 1 00 
 
 (t r.o 
 
 ,')() 
 
 1 (III 
 
 1 00 
 
 'Jh 
 
 .^0 
 
 .00 
 
 L'.-. 
 
 .00 
 
 ,00 
 
 2.') 
 
 '2:> 
 
 1 00 
 
 r>i) 
 
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 50 
 
 25 
 
5'J 
 
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 '.';■) 
 
 :a) 
 
 M 
 2,". 
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 193 
 
 St. FjfANcis ])tstiiict Association. — Continued, 
 
 .Vamkh. 
 
 Wtinl, Tlios, I) 
 
 AViiid, .Mr. Win. II 
 Wii^rht,, Mrs. Will . 
 ^'oiiii^', Mis. Jidiii. 
 Ollfilurv 
 
 a 
 3 
 
 u 
 
 a> 
 a 
 
 O 
 
 
 S cts. S cts. 
 
 I (10 
 
 2.> 
 
 .'id 
 
 L'.i 
 
 Toliil l'>r(iiii|>li)ii and 
 
 Wiinlsoi- S 
 
 l!i uv. 
 
 CoUrclr.Ihii Mi.^^l.. I'iilu 
 
 I'liliniT, .Mis. ,liis 
 
 PiiliniT, .Miss 1. 
 
 DiinicM, .Mrs, 1' 
 
 Ncl-dii, iifiirv 
 
 Pflilfiimn, Mis.{^ 
 
 I'l-liiciniiii, .luliii 
 
 I'flilcinaii. .Miss A 
 
 I'flilt'iiiiiii. Miss (; 
 
 Aiiiiorsoii, Miss 1) 
 
 Tiiinhs, 0. II 
 
 noyiU'll, Mrs .) 
 
 r.oydi'ii, Mrs., srn 
 
 Hraiijj;i'ry, .Mrs 
 
 Hunt, .Mis 
 
 2:"> 
 L'."> 
 
 3 
 
 S Ct3. 
 
 c 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 
 S cts. 
 
 o •*- -^ 
 
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 o Z"^ 
 '^ h. • 
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 w o 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 C 2;i 
 
 •_'.) 
 L',j 
 
 2.) 
 
 25 
 
 ('(-//. hfi Mi'y:- T. Tiniti 
 
 FiilliT, II. S. .\: Mis ... 
 liiutcr, (» 
 
 Trcmblny. -Mi'-^ 
 
 Uiini.say, .Mis 
 
 St'iiiif.v, .Mis 
 
 TiiiinT. Miss T. M 
 
 I'oiK-. Mis. T. M 
 
 I.oiddll, Miss 1! 
 
 Mclvcr, Mis , sen 
 
 M.lver, A. U 
 
 I'.-. 
 
 1 (III 
 
 2;") 
 
 2 
 
 2 f.O 
 
 2 r.o 
 
 I (10 
 
 I OOj 
 
 Hiiwk'v, Miss II. (!. 
 
 Collided I'll Mixx MiiJiii' 
 Or J. 
 
 Ord,lI 
 
 Old, Mis .. 
 
 Old. .) 
 
 Old, Mii. J 
 
 13 
 
 I 00 
 I 00 
 
 ;■)() 
 
 2:) 
 10 
 1 
 10 
 
 4 12 
 
 aO 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 25 
 
 25 
 25 
 
 25 
 25 
 
 50 
 
 Total. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 c 
 
 09 
 
 lU 09 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 5 00 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 25 
 25 
 
 00 
 50 
 00 
 00 
 
 50 
 
 25 
 10 
 25 
 10 
 
 H 
 
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194 
 
 St. Francis District Association.— C(>«//m?W. 
 
 Nam KM, 
 
 a 
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 b. 
 ii 
 c 
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 O 
 
 -3 
 
 a 
 
 3 
 
 e 
 o 
 
 •n 
 tii 
 
 B 
 C 
 
 .2 
 
 Q 
 
 6 
 
 E'iucation of 
 Chiltlren of 
 Ckr<ry Fund. 
 
 Total. 
 
 (I V T 15 
 
 !? CtS. 
 II 11) 
 
 $ Ct.S. 
 
 .? CtS. 
 
 )? CtH. 
 
 § CtS. 
 
 .<! CIH. 
 
 10 
 
 Ol^eii (1 
 
 (1 III 
 I) 10 
 II 10 
 ,"iO 
 'Jj 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 ()lt>m)ii Mi-i 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 Old Mis S 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ,00 
 
 1 <ii vvri»M CI' Mr^ .-., 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2,0 
 
 I.jiw Ml-! E \ 
 
 II III 
 
 2,". 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 II III 
 
 H.itley. \ 
 
 Wyfttt, Mrs. .1 
 
 AVyiilt, .lamcH 
 
 Cof/crlrJ /,;/ .l/Z.v.v /:'. S/i/hU. 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 25 
 
 II ;,{i 
 
 
 
 
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 II .00 
 1 (III 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 ]>iiiti'ii. Mrs. (! 
 
 L',') 
 II •_'.") 
 II 2.'i 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 llopi'iii"' Win .... 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Hiiin Mix C 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 (Frccii Mr<. Will 
 
 II 2;". 
 60 
 
 r)0 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 T)()riiiiLii. Mis \V ••. 
 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 Collected hi) Mixs /■://>! h'li.ss. 
 Ross, A. II 
 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 Frnst'i", J 
 
 II ,00 
 II 50 
 ,'il) 
 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 liullcniLT. A. E 
 
 JiraiUi'v, \\' 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ,00 
 50 
 
 Morrow, W. W 
 
 1 mil ■,{) 
 
 
 
 
 1 50 
 
 Morrow. Miss \V 
 
 2.) 
 11 2.0 
 2,") 
 II 2.". 
 II 2.". 
 2.") 
 II 2.0 
 2.0 
 2J 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Wanl. Mis. (' 
 
 ■;.■ 1 
 
 
 
 2.0 
 
 (iooiU'iioiiU'li, F 
 
 
 
 
 II 25 
 
 IIiiiil, .1 
 
 
 
 
 
 I) 25 
 
 Mains, K 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 llciilpiii'ii, Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 FlaiiM I'aii, 'Mrs... 
 
 
 
 
 
 2,') 
 
 Ciiaiiiiiaii, A 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 AVihstLT, W 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 CullrclrJI.ii Miss II. 
 
 liiil/U'll. 
 Lock. Airs. (' 
 
 2:, 
 2.0 
 2,0 
 
 2:0 
 
 1 III) 
 21) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Ross, Will 
 
 25 
 
 Mm?, Mrs W 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 ]ir(i<ll(\,.r 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Bajrjiiv. .1 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Ross, .Joliii X 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 (>J)'('iiorii's. 
 St. P'tul's 
 
 2 .or. 
 
 1 .00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 
 4 5fi 
 
 St. .](.iiirs 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 50 
 
 Bain's School llowsf 
 
 
 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 $ 21 95 
 
 
 
 
 
 Total Buiy ......... 
 
 10 50 
 
 2 50 
 
 1 75] 
 
 1 25 
 
 aa 01 
 
 A\1 
 
 Wl 
 
195 
 
 St. Fuancis District Associiation, — Continued. 
 
 I'm! 
 
 ets. 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 (I 
 
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 '_'.'> 
 
 *) 
 
 10 
 
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 1 
 
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 25 
 
 
 
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 50 
 
 :>(» 
 
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 ;'.0 
 
 1 50 
 (» 25 
 2,5 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 (I 2,') 
 25 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 (U) 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 4 
 
 5fi 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 aa 01 
 
 Na.mks, 
 
 a 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 ''II 
 
 .'ii 
 
 c 
 
 .2 
 
 6 
 
 •id 
 
 lit 
 
 Total. 
 
 ('(i.\ rii'oiiKi:. 
 (tlleilDrv 
 
 '$> ct.s. 
 
 ■\ (Ml 
 
 S cts. 
 
 1 (III 
 17 on 
 
 $ cts. 
 '1 on 
 
 10 :;ii 
 
 :; H5 
 
 $ cts. 
 12 05 
 
 S Cts. 
 
 ■M 
 
 * cts. 
 12 00 
 
 ('(IMI'lilN. 
 
 Odertorv 
 
 ;;',) :!5 
 
 ('(XiKSMIIfr.. 
 
 Oll'crtory 
 
 .". 75 
 
 2 Oil 
 
 
 7 00 
 
 Danvim.k. 
 
 Troutliidok. 
 
 €ul/rc/rJ /,;/ Mi-k. W'm. 
 /k'lifirrfsoll. 
 
 Kw'ill"* (icn 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 lOwiii"', ( Jc(iri''e (! 
 
 III 
 II 115 
 (I 20 
 
 1 III! 
 
 
 
 
 
 1) 10 
 
 Neil, Mr-. D. 
 
 
 05 
 
 l{()lperls()ii, .M I's. I) 
 
 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 Ilol ler! *^(ni. W ni 
 
 i (III 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Wilson. John .. . . ., 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 ^\'ils()n, Tlios 
 
 II 25 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Vollrrh.l 1,11 .)/,ni/ /•,'. 
 
 ISai'ner, Mi-s IF 
 
 linrlow Mrs I! 
 
 n 111 
 III 
 
 .... 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 Friizer, Win 
 
 25 
 15 
 II 25 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Helper. A ... 
 
 
 15 
 
 McLcftn, Miss H 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Nutliniw n, Kolit 
 
 Nnllii'ow 11, .Mrs 
 
 Stevens. (!eo 
 
 Stevens, .liis 
 
 Stevens, Diiviil 
 
 Thurlier, Mrs. R 
 
 Tiinrber, Mrs. IJiehi.nl 
 
 Tliiiilier D'lvid 
 
 211 
 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 111 
 
 :;:, 
 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 20 
 
 
 
 
 ;{5 
 2ft 
 
 TliiirliiT, Klwin 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 
 20 
 
 Tliiirl)er, Harlev 
 
 Wil-^oii Pi k W 
 
 25 
 20 
 
 "" TO 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 20 
 
 Woodrnir, Mrs. F 
 
 25 
 
 1 45 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 j 1 89 
 
 
 
 4 04 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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196 
 
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 N'amks. 
 
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 3 
 
 £ 
 
 e 
 
 a 
 
 3 
 
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 a 
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 a 
 
 3 
 
 c 
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 \V. k 0. Fund. 
 
 Education of 
 
 Children of 
 Clergy Fund. 
 
 TOTAI,. 
 
 Kiii^Itify FiiUh. 
 
 ColltclrJ 1^ a. lr,H>' 
 ('(inn roll. 
 
 Cftrson. A 
 
 .<t Ctri. 
 
 $ et.-f. 
 
 (1 2.^ 
 (1 2.^ 
 (1 2,". 
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 (1 2;') 
 
 % (tS. 
 
 % eld. 
 
 $ utS. 
 
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 Cliinlscv, v. 15 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 2.'» 
 
 Liitl ill" 1 (111. \I r 
 
 
 
 
 
 2i'> 
 
 L(iiii''c. Ml,. \i 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2.'» 
 
 Mc'Wiiliiiiii.,, M. K 
 
 II 2,) 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2". 
 
 Mii'kii'. Mrs. .) 
 
 (1 2i 
 
 
 
 
 (t '111 
 
 C(,//irl,\l 1)1/ I'.ni M. r,/.v, /,///. 
 Hi'dw 11. .Ills 
 
 (1 2:. 
 
 
 
 
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 ("iisiiilv, K. .M 
 
 (1 'i:< 
 
 L'.'. 
 (1 2.) 
 It L'.-. 
 1','. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2j 
 
 ('llSlldV, Tll.H 
 
 
 
 
 
 (1 'Hi 
 
 Ciisiiilv, M. K 
 
 
 
 
 
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 {/iisiiii V. •) III ill 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Cli'Vi'liiiid, II. II 
 
 
 
 
 
 2:> 
 
 Diiiiiiiii"', I<i/,/ic' 
 
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 (1 :;.) 
 
 2;^ 
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 2 (1(1 
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 (( .■.(1 
 
 
 
 
 
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 ( liiisiiii, KUa 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Siiiidoii, W 111 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Daiivilii-. 
 ('(-//. //// lUillirhi StocLirrll. 
 iSoiitidh', M 
 
 
 
 
 
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 (Mi'Vidiiiid. li 
 
 
 
 
 
 (1 .'>() 
 
 Foster, (". K 
 
 
 1 . 
 
 
 2 (l(» 
 
 lliill, .M. \ 
 
 
 
 
 
 no 
 
 Stockwcll, v.. V 
 
 
 
 
 
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 ThiirlnT. v.. I! 
 
 I no 
 
 II 'lit 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 (Id 
 
 Thurher, (J. I! 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 C'til/riii;/ hjl .ViKx (,'ihsuii. 
 
 PiCiuunn, .Mrs 
 
 
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 2.) 
 
 
 
 
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 2.') 
 
 (Mevidiuid, A. .1 
 
 
 
 1 (III 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Cleveland, (i. F 
 
 1 III) 
 
 
 
 I (III 
 1 on 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 (Cleveland, C. C 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Davis. Mis 
 
 
 (1 2i) 
 
 
 
 2.^ 
 
 Fciwicf, Sarah 
 
 (1 2.". 
 1.^ 
 
 (t :)(i 
 
 
 
 
 
 2.'> 
 
 Fowler. U 
 
 
 
 
 
 15 
 
 (iihsoii. K 
 
 
 1 
 
 
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 Henderson Miss It... 
 
 2i 
 
 1 
 
 
 25 
 
 Hunter. Major 
 
 1 uo 
 
 
 
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 9 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 15 
 
 
 
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 25 
 
 1 
 
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 107 
 
 St. Francih District Association.— C*;w//////^^/. 
 
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 a 
 a 
 
 a 
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 a 
 
 S .'ts. 
 
 -3 
 
 a 
 a 
 
 ,5 
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 '6 
 
 a 
 
 d 
 
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 IiifiilN, Mrs 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 2;. 
 
 1 on 
 
 1 (Ml 
 1 (10 
 
 1 on 
 
 § ctS. 
 
 $ els. 
 
 8 CtS. 
 2'> 
 
 I,(i('k\vu(iil, Alls 
 
 S|ii«r, Mrs. A. M 
 
 
 
 
 
 '.'.. 
 
 -ifi 
 
 1 00 
 
 Wadl.'i'^h, .M J 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 1 50 
 
 WmlUi-h, M.S 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Cof/eclf<f l>!l Mis^ Hiilllrllr. 
 
 Klliotf, Mmnlc 
 
 
 
 
 
 I 00 
 
 ( i(ii)ili'ii(iii<''ii. Mrs. V, 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 (1 25 
 
 lltiiiiiiiit;, Col 
 
 Moyd, Mrs 
 
 Lddi'c. Mrs. Irio 
 
 I 00 
 (1 50 
 
 
 
 
 It 25 
 
 1 00 
 2o 
 
 (I 50 
 
 ()riMsl)y, .). S 
 
 Olfertoiv Colli'ct ions 
 
 1 00 
 't 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 10 05 
 
 11 01 
 
 
 
 1.'! 05 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Total Diuivillc 
 
 DuUMMnN-,)Vll,I,K. 
 
 Co/li'dCil III/ .V/.v.s' /.i/i/ 
 Mih'hrll. 
 
 Coddanl. Mrs 
 
 llclicrl .Mr. li. F 
 
 f>27 15 
 
 III 
 11 ."lO 
 II ,'ll) 
 
 8 00 
 
 2 50 
 
 50 
 
 50 O'J 
 10 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 50 
 
 Houston, .Mrs 
 
 I.iinl.-iiv, Mrs 
 
 Morisoii. .Mrs, 
 
 MitcluH Mrs. W 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 50 
 
 .^o 
 
 25} 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 (1 5(1 
 
 (1 ,^o 
 25 
 
 Koliins Mr 
 
 25' 
 5 00 
 
 1 
 
 
 25 
 
 Scott Mrs 
 
 
 1 
 
 I.;;;;; 
 
 
 5 00 
 
 Weir, Mrs 
 
 Watts, .Mrs 
 
 CoUectvil liji Mi^H A</iir.t 
 
 Ji('(l/lic. 
 
 1 
 50 
 
 5(1 
 25 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 ! 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 25 
 
 Cross. Mr. JI. (J 
 
 25' 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Hunt Mr 
 
 50 
 25 
 3 37 
 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 Smitli M r 
 
 . j 
 
 
 1 
 
 25 
 
 UlJ'ertory Collt'ctions 
 
 •> 7s '>■ «(>! 
 
 
 
 S .SI 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Total Drummondville. 
 
 .§13 V2 
 
 2 78 
 
 2 Gd 
 
 
 18 66 
 
 
 
 
 r 
 
 I: 
 
 .-1; 
 
 4 \ J 
 
 i;^i 
 
 m 
 
 
 • i' 
 
198 
 
 St. Francis District Association. — Conlitwed. 
 
 Namks. 
 
 s 
 o 
 
 13 
 
 .2 
 
 'tn 
 r/i 
 
 S 
 $ cts. 
 
 "2 
 5s 
 
 005 
 
 . - —* 
 
 Tot A I,. 
 
 DrmiAM. 
 
 Kirkdiilo. 
 CollfdCil liii Mifx V. Liixtir. 
 TrpTibnlni Mis 
 
 ;? cts. 
 
 ■S cts. 
 
 (1 ,">(• 
 
 1 ml 
 1 (III 
 1 (Id 
 (1 ,')d 
 d ,')d 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 § Cts. 
 
 .'? cts. 
 d ,')0 
 
 StcvcM Win 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 (Id 
 
 Hiill Mrs Wni 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 (Id 
 
 \f '1 n^li rid (""c M IN 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 dd 
 
 ^^lunill>S(»Ii. Mrs 
 
 
 
 .'lO 
 
 Koi'MPi' Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 d (ill 
 
 "Wliite. Mrs 
 
 
 d 2;. 
 d 2.-. 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2.) 
 
 AViidk'ii'ii. Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 « 2.) 
 
 T/v^tor. Mis.s F 
 
 
 2.) 
 d 'Ih 
 
 
 
 
 2.-, 
 
 Lvster, Mrs. W. tJ 
 
 
 
 
 (1 •!:> 
 
 Lystor, Mrs P 
 
 Tjv^tor. S M * 
 
 
 
 (1 2.") 
 (1 2.) 
 2.-. 
 
 ;! j(i 
 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2;. 
 (1 2."» 
 
 frce ^Irs 
 
 
 
 
 
 d 2.) 
 
 ( )ttiM't()ries 
 
 •S 1 jii 
 
 2.") 
 2", 
 2r. 
 2.-. 
 
 2 d2 
 
 
 7 (12 
 
 
 
 
 
 Total Durham 
 
 Eaton. 
 
 Andorson. Miw 
 
 1) 75 
 
 2 02 
 
 
 
 i;i 27 
 (1 '»,') 
 
 Hailov Mrs 0. C 
 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2.') 
 
 Kiiih'v! Mrs. \V \V 
 
 
 
 
 
 d ".) 
 
 Kiiker. E. S 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2;'» 
 
 B n 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2.) 
 
 (1 2.') 
 
 Clark, Mrs. II 
 
 .'id 
 2.-. 
 2.-. 
 
 
 
 '„ 
 
 (1 ;'id 
 
 Cook Airs 
 
 
 
 
 
 d 2j 
 
 Fiirnsworlli. ^Irs 
 
 
 . . . 
 
 
 d 2:> 
 
 French. Mrs. I) 
 
 
 
 () 2.) 
 
 
 d '!:> 
 
 Hodge, Mr.s. G 
 
 Hodi'e. S. A 
 
 1 110 
 2,") 
 
 d jd 
 
 
 5d 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 (Id 
 
 Honk ins. Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
 (1 2,') 
 
 Hiird. Mrs 
 
 \b 
 
 .0(1 
 
 
 
 
 
 d M) 
 
 Jackson Fred 
 
 
 
 
 
 d :'i(l 
 
 Learned, Mrs. Jolni 
 
 (1 2.") 
 2;-i 
 2.") 
 
 
 
 
 
 d 2.> 
 
 Learned, Mrs. H 
 
 
 
 
 
 d 2,") 
 
 TiPtelivre. Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 .".(1 
 d 2;') 
 2;') 
 
 
 
 (1 •',"» 
 
 Noble, C 
 
 50 
 
 Noble, F 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 d 2r> 
 
 North. Mrs 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 2.) 
 
 Nult, Mrs 
 
 (1 ")() 
 2.-) 
 hi\ 
 
 ..::.::.,:. 
 
 
 
 d 51) 
 
 Osgoode, Mrs. L 
 
 
 
 
 
 d 2.J 
 
 Osgoode. Mrs. F. E 
 
 
 
 
 
 (1 m 
 
 Osffoode, Mrs. S 
 
 2J 
 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'■■ ' 2 
 
 199 
 
 St. Francis District AsmciknioN.— dmlitiued. 
 
 Names. 
 
 General Fund. 
 
 "2 
 
 "2 
 
 ti 
 
 a 
 
 .2 
 ' 'ti 
 
 ij 
 a, 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 ■■y 
 
 .2 't >. 
 
 1 w 
 
 Total. 
 
 Osst'odc, II. S 
 
 I'ope, Mr.s A 
 
 1 
 $ cts. 
 
 2.^ 
 2,') 
 (1 L',1 
 .)(l 
 
 $ Cts. 
 
 1 
 
 $ ets. 
 
 $ ets. 
 
 !? Cts. 
 
 $ cts. 
 '^5 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ''5 
 
 I'oix', Mr.-^. (' 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 ''5 
 
 I'()l)e, .Mrn. .1. 11 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 (10 
 
 IJeade, (L X 
 
 Robertson. S. .1. S 
 
 1 
 
 
 5(1 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 
 Siiwyer, Mrs. II 
 
 2.') 
 
 1 
 
 "5 
 
 Tiivlor, .Mrs. iS 
 
 ,'i(l 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 Tiivlor. Mrs 
 
 25 
 
 
 (1 ''5 
 
 Taylor, .Mrs. A 
 
 Ti'i"i»'e. Mi'ri 
 
 2.5 
 
 50 
 50 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 
 Weston, Mis. H 
 
 
 ZI'J 
 
 (1 50 
 
 T rdiiliiirt . I'^ 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 50 
 
 Wilford. Wm 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 ''5 
 
 Wiltord. Mr.< 
 
 
 25 
 25 
 50 
 
 
 
 (1 25 
 
 Wilkinson, .Mrs. A 
 
 Wilkinson, .Mrs. J 
 
 A\'oolev. Mrs 
 
 
 .■■■■■■■■" 
 
 10 
 
 "• ■ 
 
 25 
 50 
 > ''5 
 
 Wri"-li't. Mi's 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 n> 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 75 
 
 Total Katon 
 
 8 8 40 
 1 00 
 
 4 25 
 
 2 ;!5 
 
 Ki 25 
 
 IJati,i;y. 
 
 IJachelder, Mrs. M. J 
 
 Kavley, Miss M 
 
 Meane. Mrs. S. W 
 
 1 00 
 
 ,")() 
 
 :::::::::::::;;::;:;;;;: 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 Howen. Mrs. P 
 
 
 1 (10 
 
 1 0(» 
 
 liowen. Mrs. Hcni 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 Boweu. Mrs. P. C 
 
 finrraiije. IJev. H. C 
 
 ('arter. Mrs. J. 1! 
 
 1 (10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 (1 .jO 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 J 00 
 50 
 
 
 ::::::.;.::; 
 
 25 
 
 Kiule, Philin 
 
 Friend, A 
 
 dunninu', Mrs. .M 
 
 tirindley. A. 11 
 
 IIn(l(r(>« Mis K 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 I 00 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 llnrd, E.M 
 
 Ives, Mrs. A 
 
 Jmiic^ Mr^. \)v 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Ke/ar, Mrs. 1!. 11 
 
 Lavender Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 . ' .- 1 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 heiiaroM M W 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Tif^Hiirnii K 11 
 
 
 ::...: .:.:!i 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Lel'.aroti If II 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Mnrrav Mrs W G 
 
 ■':::;'■;::: ;;:::::::::: 
 
 1 00 
 
 i'oole \Miss G 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 f 
 m 
 
 
 ''' 'I 
 
 I* 1 
 
 la. 1 1 
 
200 
 
 St. Francis District Assoclvtion. — Conlimied. 
 
 \ 
 
 Names. 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. Wm 
 
 Robertson, Sanil 
 
 Ryde, Wni 
 
 Steele, Mrs 
 
 Stevens, Rev. A 
 
 Stevenson, Mrs. T 
 
 Stevetfson, W. A , 
 
 Taylor, Miss M. A .... 
 
 Thwaites, Thos. 
 
 Weston, Miss 
 
 Offertory Collections 
 
 Total Hatlcy... 
 
 KiNGSEY. 
 
 Sydenham Place. 
 
 Lodge, Joseph 
 
 Sykes, Rev. J. S 
 
 Wilcocks, Arthur ... 
 Wadleigh, Mrs. Geo. 
 Offertories 
 
 Denison's Mills. 
 
 Gray, Elizabeth. 
 Offertories 
 
 Spooner Pond. 
 
 Hall, George... 
 
 Lyster, Mrs 
 
 Wintle, Mrs. E. 
 Offertories 
 
 Total Kingsey . 
 Lenno.xville. 
 
 Adams, Rev Dr. 
 Allnatt, Rev. Dr. 
 
 Ames, Mrs. J 
 
 Baker, W. W 
 
 Balfour, Mrs 
 
 K<\\, Mrs. T 
 
 Burge, Mrs 
 
 Bar tie tt. Mrs. 
 
 Boxer, Mrs 
 
 Chapman, Ed< 
 
 Chas. 
 
 a 
 
 3 
 
 a 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 00 
 (III 
 
 ao; 
 
 00, 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 oo' 
 
 1 00 
 
 6o: 
 
 1 (lol 
 
 4 (111, 
 
 S:]0 74 1 
 
 00 
 24 
 
 1 on 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 3 oil 
 
 !?I6 SO 
 
 J) 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 1 
 50 
 
 ool 
 
 3 
 
 a 
 
 d 
 
 S cts. 
 
 cts. 
 
 2 00 
 
 I 30 
 
 4 0(1 
 
 7 ool 
 
 4 00 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 c o " 
 
 •2 t >. Total 
 
 T-.'^-'-) 
 
 $ cts 
 
 1(1 0.") 
 
 H !■ 
 
 74! 
 
 2 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 7 741 
 
 1 2,-., 
 
 00 
 
 cts. 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 I 50 
 
 no 
 
 (III 
 00 
 0(1 
 0(1 
 50 
 
 no 
 
 4,-! 14 
 
 1 nO' 
 
 1 00 
 
 5 0(1 
 I 00 
 
 o 77 
 
 1 00 
 4 24 
 
 1 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 (I 50 
 
 12 Oil 
 
 31 (iO 
 
 5 00 
 7 00 
 I 00 
 1 0(1 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 (10 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 1 50 
 5 00 
 
 t ''■■! 
 
1 
 
 201 
 
 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. 
 
 Namks. 
 
 Crawford, Mrs. 
 
 Dail.v, \V 
 
 Klkiiis, Mi.-^. A. \V. 
 Fryi*. Mrs. .(iiine.s. 
 (Irccii, Mr.s. ^\■lll. II . 
 llciKicrsoii, -Mrs. 
 
 Jlciiiy, .Mrs , 
 
 Jiuil.siieth, Mr.s. 
 .foliiiNoii, Mr; 
 Kciiiii'dy, .Mrs. 
 Ki|)]icii, Mis, 
 MacKen/.ii', .Miss 
 Mall()'■^^ Mrs. J. 
 .McDmipall, Mrs., 
 -McFaddcii, .Mrs. S. 
 Mitchell. Koht. 
 Molsoii, ('apt. 
 Morris, Miss .M. A. 
 Xicolls, Mrs. 
 I'ovcy, 31 rs. 
 Kvady, y[vs. 
 lioe, \'('ii. Arcluli'acoii. 
 Snirtli, l!('v. A. (\ 
 SpaH'ord, Mrs. S- \j 
 Spcid, JI. 
 Slodetis, Miss K 
 
 Stevenson. .Mrs 
 
 Sluart, .Miss... 
 Thompson, Mrs. E. 
 Tnrner, .Mrs 
 "Ward, Alfred, 
 A\'arren. Mis 
 AVhite, (]. S. 
 AVij:<rett, F. 
 A\'iikensoM, itev. I!. C. 
 Wilson, Mrs. F. F 
 A\'oolsev, (Jeoruc 
 Vates, Kev. \. I'. 
 Ull'ertory Collections 
 
 Total Lcnnoxvillo 
 
 M.vooc. 
 
 R. r. Tambs 
 Jjafrenaye, Mrs 
 Uirertory 
 
 Total Magog 
 
 a 
 
 o 
 
 C 
 
 O 
 
 "H 
 
 TJ 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 zz. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 -in 
 
 ^ 
 
 — . 
 
 
 
 O 
 
 o 
 
 
 
 
 
 '/; 
 
 
 ^It 
 
 ;::: 
 
 
 
 
 
 IT-. 
 
 ^ 
 
 r2 
 
 ' 3 
 
 
 :^^u 
 
 TOTAI,. 
 
 1 on 
 
 1 01) 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 i 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 JO 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 b 00 
 
 ] 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 •J 00 
 
 L' 00 
 
 .'i 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 f) 00 
 
 .oo 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 .") 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 HI oO 
 
 Wl 00 
 
 :ivj 
 
 
 
 jf' I 
 
 
 
 i;5 05 
 
 
 KHi-' 
 
202 
 
 St. Francis District Association, — Continued. 
 
 NAAfKS. 
 
 TJ 
 
 ■J 
 
 rz 
 Z3 
 
 .MiLUY. 
 
 Oftertory 
 
 Ni:\v I'oKT AND FiTcii I!av. 
 
 OH'ertorv, 
 
 S c».s. 
 
 1 s; 
 
 RlCIlAIONl) AM) MiaUOURNK. 
 
 St. Jt)hirs. 
 
 Collected hij Maude A. I>nit.\ 
 
 Uiirrill, Mrs 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs. J.. 
 
 Hurl, 0. U 
 
 Fleniiiip;, M. 
 
 Gallup, r. A 
 
 (iiillup, E 
 
 Jlollaud, .^Frs 
 
 Johnston. T. L 
 
 Newell, V 
 
 Rudd, Revd. T 
 
 Sutlierliuul, W. L... 
 
 Wright, Mrs. E 
 
 Weed, J. H 
 
 Weed, Z. W 
 
 St. Anne's. 
 Coll. bij Mm Edith Wehh. 
 
 Krown, Mrs 
 
 Burt, II. L 
 
 Cromhie, .Mrs ... 
 
 Fowler, Mrs 
 
 Journeanx, Mrs. 
 
 Miithias. Mrs 
 
 Mc'Keuzie, Mrs.. 
 
 Miller, Mrs 
 
 Morris, Miss 
 
 Parke, Mrs 
 
 Collected bji Miss Fmser 
 and Mixs Lijuter. 
 
 Aylmer, Col 
 
 Urooke, Mrs 
 
 Cleveland, Dr. E. T... 
 Cleveland, Mrs. F. A 
 
 ,')() 
 
 $ ets. y ('It'- 
 
 1 'i:^ 
 
 (t •!:> 
 
 II j(l; 
 
 (I oO 
 
 I Oil 
 
 II .'ill 
 
 nil 
 
 ;")(! 
 
 1 01) 
 .')0 
 
 ,-,() 
 
 1 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 15 
 
 1 00 
 
 ■'> 00 ! 
 
 1 02 
 
 'i: 
 
 II 2h 
 2 01)1 
 
 2.) 
 I'j 
 
 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 ."^o' 
 
 r3 
 
 ■■y 
 
 O D = 
 
 .2 - 
 
 Total, 
 
 S ets. j S fts. S els. 
 
 I 
 
 1 25 
 
 ;{ 95 
 
 1 2,V 
 
 1 no 
 
 1 on 
 
 9 S4 
 
 50 
 II 25 
 
 1 25 
 I 00 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 .".O 
 25 
 50 
 
 :: 00 
 
 50 
 50 
 II 25 
 25 
 
 50 
 
 1 (10 
 
 50 
 II 50 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 15 
 2 00 
 
 1 GO 
 
 5 no 
 
 I 00 
 
 I III) 
 
 II 50 
 
203 
 
 St. Fr.vncis District kfif^oci:Vvio:i.—Conf imied. 
 
 ••Alt: 
 
 Namrs. 
 
 Ilepl)!!!!). Rov. .) 
 
 Jc'llery, Mi:js 
 
 Lystor, .Mrs. F 
 
 iMii]i|)iii, .Mrs 
 
 I'ic'i'ce, Miss 
 
 Wilcocks, Mrs. II. 
 
 13 
 
 S fts. 
 
 S I'ts. 
 
 00 
 
 Co//. /,>/ MissS<i,lir CurJrll. 
 
 Cleovo, Frances I). 
 
 Ferji'iisdii, .1. 1' 
 
 Ji'iiiiiiii;s, F. \l 
 
 Hiirt.T 
 
 Marks, .1. C 
 
 Simpson, K 
 
 Siitlu'rlaiid, .F. (J... 
 Swans) P!)roiii;li, A.. 
 
 Wales, Mrs. 'a 
 
 Marks, Mrs. S 
 
 Ruinihack, .Mrs. ... 
 
 (Jrini, .Mrs 
 
 (lyinL'r, Mrs 
 
 |{()liins, .Mrs , 
 
 IMckL'rini;;, Katie... 
 
 (Jlark. Mrs 
 
 I'iuk, Mrs 
 
 Mrl'orinick, .Mrs ... 
 .Mc'Ijaii.u'lilin, Mrs.. 
 
 Kvans, .Mrs 
 
 liixij^e, .Miss 
 
 Ridley, Mrs 
 
 1 00 
 
 .■)() 
 
 Total Kielinionil and 
 .Melhonrne 
 
 SlIKUIUidOKK. 
 
 Co//rclr,l/n/ .Uiss /!. FJhins. 
 
 ]5etliel, .Airs. .Jolni. 
 
 Jio^tuiek. .Miss 
 
 Hrooks, Mrs. F. T., 
 Honnallie, Mrs — 
 
 Hranihall, Mrs 
 
 Brian, .Mrs 
 
 (^artniell. Mrs 
 
 Clarke, Mrs 
 
 Davidson, Win .... 
 Drumuioad, Mrs... 
 
 .s;!0 (lit 
 
 ,'iii 
 
 ,■»(» 
 
 lif) 
 
 S els. 
 
 1 (III 
 
 00 
 
 III) 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00| 
 00 . 
 
 .ill 
 oO' 
 10 
 
 .io 
 
 •15 y-i 
 
 2 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 
 «... V- -3 
 3 O 2 
 
 y, '_ '€) 
 
 Total. 
 
 S ets 
 
 11) (il 
 
 S ets. ^ ets. 
 
 1 00 . 
 
 hW^ 
 
 1 00,, 
 
 iiO 
 
 f) L'.) 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 I 00 
 
 .")() 
 
 1 00 
 I 00 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 no 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 ] 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 (1 
 
 .50 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 .•'.5 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 (» 
 
 2") 
 
 
 
 2;-) 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 2.5 
 
 
 
 2") 
 
 101 52 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 ;j!iii 11 
 
 
 
 f'V 
 
204 
 
 St. Francis District At^tiociATioN. —Conitnued, 
 
 M 
 
 Namks, 
 
 3 
 
 r, 
 
 o 
 
 c 
 
 c 
 
 3 
 ji 
 
 •73 
 
 a 
 
 Z 
 ' '1. 
 
 z 
 
 ci 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 
 oar 
 
 Elkins. the .Misses 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 1 
 
 S cts. 
 I 00 
 
 1 on 
 1 on 
 
 1 on 
 
 1 0(1 
 
 :>i) 
 
 i 00 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 1 
 
 S cts. 
 
 1 
 
 S ets. 
 1 
 
 Tliillowc!!, M/ s 
 
 
 
 
 
 iliile, Will. A 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 lliil(!, the Misses 
 
 
 
 
 H(tlliiml. Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 liollaiKl, Miss 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 i_. : 
 
 Ilohsoii, Miss 
 
 
 ;:::::";:y;"";::::::r-:;::::::i 
 
 Joliiisou, Mrs. \'j. li 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 Ladeniaii, Mrs 
 
 
 2,') 
 ;•)() 
 
 
 
 Lawrence, Mrs. E. 
 
 
 :::::':::: i 
 
 Loiitjlieeii, Mrs 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 ... 1 
 
 Moe, 1! 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 Piiilen, Mrs 
 
 (1 Id 
 
 1(1 
 
 ! 1 
 
 Reeve, Miss 
 
 
 
 1 1 
 
 Symiiics, Mrs , . 
 
 Tester, Mrs. William 
 
 (V"2,i 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 Tester, Htepheii 
 
 2:> 
 
 
 
 
 Tiiompson, Mrs. Frank 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 Wilco.x, Mrs. Jolin 
 
 2,") 
 
 
 
 
 AVilson, Mrs J. K 
 
 :so 
 2:> 
 
 
 
 
 Woodward, Mrs. N. S 
 
 
 
 
 
 Wright, 8idney 
 
 Collected hy Miss. Jofmson. 
 Ashe, Mrs 1 
 
 001 
 
 
 
 
 70 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 
 Bonipas, Miss 
 
 ' 
 
 Bowen, Mrs. Cecil 
 
 .")o! 
 
 1 00 
 
 ,^o' 
 
 5 1)0 1 
 .')(!' 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 
 
 liradford, Mrs. G 
 
 
 
 
 Diinsniore, Mrs 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 
 Fuller, Miss 
 
 :::::::::::::::::::::;:. :":::::::"v:;;::::::. i 
 
 Harkness, Mrs 
 
 
 1 
 
 Keene, Mrs 
 
 . 
 
 1 00 ,.. 
 
 1 1 
 
 Low, J. S 
 
 ■){)' 
 
 1 00! 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 Lyster, Mrs. James 
 
 
 ; 
 
 ' 1 
 
 Norton, Jliss 
 
 2.J 
 ;j(l 
 2,") 
 25 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 Neil, Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
 Plant, Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Plant, Miss 
 
 
 
 
 Rising, Mrs 
 
 00; 
 
 1 00 
 20 00 
 
 
 !.'".'.'".".'.!"' 
 
 
 
 Terrill. Mrs. T 
 
 Thorneloe, Rev. George.... 
 
 
 
 
 
 Tliomas, Mrs. D 
 
 
 
 2.V 
 
 
 Wheeler, Mrs 
 
 2.-) 
 .■)() 
 
 2,j 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 Williams, Capt 
 
 Wilson, Miss 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. F. B 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 TOTAI,, 
 
 $ Cts. 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 (10 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 •M) 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 70 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 0(t 
 
 I 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 00 
 
 ri 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 rA) 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 20 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 0(» 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
205 
 
 St. Francis District Association.— Cow^mMerf. 
 
 m 
 
 Namks. 
 
 General Fund. 
 
 e 
 
 o 
 
 'r/J 
 
 '/j 
 
 -3 
 a 
 
 3 
 r. 
 
 t— * 
 
 _o 
 
 'in 
 
 a 
 
 W. & 0. Fund. 
 
 Education of 
 Children of 
 Clergy Fund. 
 
 Total. 
 
 Colh'ctedhn Mm. RuhinKini. 
 Anderson, A. II 
 
 $ ets. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 2 0(1 
 1 00 
 
 i"iio 
 
 1 00 
 
 § eta. 
 
 § cts. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 $ cts. 
 2 00 
 
 liayU'V, \i. A 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Buek, C. G 
 
 1 0(1 
 1*00 
 
 I'o'o 
 
 i"()V) 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 Borrvniiin, K 
 
 5 00 
 
 DriiDci'. Mi^s 
 
 1 00 
 
 Ednev. T. 11 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 50 
 
 Farw'ell, E. Wiiui 
 
 1 11(1 
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 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Fletcher, V,. 11 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Franer, A. F 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Fraser, H. li 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 ■ 
 
 2 00 
 
 Fuller, T. W 
 
 b 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 0(1 
 
 1 00 
 
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 liMi^raiM. Ileiirv 
 
 
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 Kin<''. Edwai'd .1 
 
 1 00 
 
 i 00 
 
 2.-) 
 
 1 00 
 
 
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 :! 00 
 
 iMorkill, It. 1) 
 
 
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 Morkili, Jas. R 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 MeHain, .1. R 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Pljiiit, A. F 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
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 I{()h(M'ts<)n . Mis .r (i 
 
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 2 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Rohinson. .Mis 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Steele. A 
 
 
 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 AValcott, C!. W 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 Winter. Mev 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 A\ inter. Mis-i 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Wiftrett. E. (! 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 f) 00 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 Worthincton, E. 1! 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
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 Austin, Dr. F. J 
 
 liowen. (1 F 
 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 
 
 
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 Hradtunl, (leo. 11 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 JJailev, Mrs. W 
 
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 linek. iM rs 
 
 
 
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 2 00 
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 Edo-ell, S 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Fiirwcll. Mis Win . 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Fra><er. \\ 1) 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Fra>!er. E C 
 
 
 
 
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 Felton, E. I> 
 
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 Namks. 
 
 Tnrjiiuii. Tlt'iiry If 
 Lystcr, JaiiifS 
 iVorkiU. Mrs. U. D 
 
 I'liio, Mis 
 
 I'rice, .liiiiu's 
 Price, Jiiiiics C. 
 Pi'iiv, Vj. V 
 Kawsoii, 'I'lios 
 lU-i.l, Mr^. 0. I 
 ]{i(l(iiit, Mrs 
 Uisiiiff, Mrs 
 .Siiiitli, Miss 
 Stcc'li', Mrs 
 AViiito, Win 
 A\'oo(is, J 
 
 Wijijrett, Mrs. W. 11 
 AVoudwiird, .]. ]\ 
 Worthingtun, .Mrs. A 
 
 CollecU'J /)!/ .l//.s,s Man/ 
 Ti'coxe. 
 
 Attn, Mrs 
 Art till r, .Mrs 
 Briiy, Mrs. \. G 
 Hfiuictt, Mis 
 ('lifirhoinu'l, 1., 
 (Mnrk, Mr 
 (Mark, Miss Alici 
 IFciK'ker. II. W 
 Jjoiiins, Mrs. A.. 
 l>l()yd. Ml 
 Lomas, A. (! 
 liC Hiiriiy, .Mrs 
 Morris, Mrs 
 Moorcrof't 
 Maddisoii. Mr 
 Mcrtycr, .Mrs 
 Neil,' Mrs 
 Noriis, Gi'()ru;e 
 I'ovoy, Tlioiiias 
 lioljiiisoii, .Mis. S. K 
 Iticiiardsoii, V> 
 Robins, II. N 
 Hiiort, Miss 
 Short, ^liss fioorjiiaiia 
 Squires, Mrs. T 
 Stocks. Mrs. J. W 
 Twose, Mrs 
 
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 St. Francis District Association. — Continued. 
 
 
 Namks. 
 
 Tenii)lf, Mrs. E..I.... 
 Tliouiiis. .Mis. Sliaw . 
 
 V():Jl)iirj;li, Mr.s 
 
 "Wi'titoii. Mrs 
 
 \V()0(l, Miss ,\ 
 
 Wood, Miss J. .M 
 
 C'o//rClr,l //// Miss Trnlll 
 
 Olid Minx JoliiiMon. 
 
 Ansi'Il, Mrs 
 
 Aiiiistroiij;'. Mrs. C. 
 
 ('liiu', Mis 
 
 (](>tiS Mis 
 
 Ddiialiuc, Mrs 
 
 KviUis, .Mrs 'I'lios .. 
 
 Eviiiis, Mrs. II 
 
 (Jiirdiior, .Mis 
 
 lloulaliiin, Mrs 
 
 ]Iiirkii('ss, Mrs 
 
 lluii'liison, .Mrs 
 
 I\H'S, Mrs 
 
 Mills, Mrs 
 
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 Osf^uodc, .Mrs 
 
 Price, .J 
 
 J'ricc". Mrs. .J 
 
 J!ici\iit'r. .Mrs 
 
 »Siiiilli, Mrs 
 
 Tester, .Mrs 
 
 Terrill, Mrs .1. J! 
 
 Wi^^K«'tt. Mrs. J. W 
 
 Youiis, .Mis 
 
 Mr. ('. K. Perry over re- 
 
 niiltiince 
 
 Oll'ertory Collect ions 
 
 Total 81ierliri)oke ... 
 
 Watkkvim.k. 
 
 Colli'clcil III/ Mrs. Tine and 
 Mrs. Sdiiiirrillc. 
 
 ]?eacoii, Vj 
 
 FlaiKlers, M''s... 
 Fowler, l''raiik., 
 Heath, Mrs. J. , 
 Heath, Mrs. L.. 
 Hepburn, Miss. 
 
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 Siiii^iiijiS, Mrs. \\ 
 
 
 
 
 
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 ! 
 
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 Tiivlor, .).!•; 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Tnic. Mis. A 1 ;'!' 
 
 Oli'iTlorv Collc'ciioiis 1 U W 
 
 
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 1 21 
 
 Cul/cctr.l />!/ M/s.s M;:l. 
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 1 (III 
 1 (III 
 1 (|l> 
 
 (1 i;.'i 
 
 
 
 
 
 I 110 
 
 McNii'l MiN 
 
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 Moy, tlie .Missi'S 
 
 Otll'iloiy CulU'c'lioMS 
 
 Coll. I'll .Vrs. /:. Morrisr//, 
 and Mix>i Siitnukrs. 
 
 Hctittic, Mis. AV .. 
 
 Kiirri'lt 1) 
 
 
 
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 1 UK 
 
 
 
 
 
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 (1 L'.i 
 (1 hi 
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 11 IT. 
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 i\ii)(i('r Mrs 
 
 
 
 
 
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 St. Francus District Associatiun.— Co/<^iw^^t'</. 
 REOAriTULATIOX. 
 
 
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 17 .V.» 
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 MEOANTIC DISTRICT ASSOCIATION. 
 
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 BouiU! Louis. 
 Oll'iTtory Collec'tiuiis. 
 
 FIaST KliAMl'TON, 
 
 J5a<iU'V. Ml;', -f 
 
 Uovh'', l!fv. V. .1 
 
 Movie, Mis 
 
 B.)VU', Miss 
 
 J!iiulli-v. Uu'^h 
 
 Cahill,' Mis. Tliiiiiias... . 
 
 Diclisoii. IIu;;li 
 
 Dicksdii, Will 
 
 Dolicrty, .Mis. Jus 
 
 DolR'ity. Win 
 
 DoliLTty, Will 
 
 Downs, tit'oijri' 
 
 riizsiiiiiiii'iis, Williiini. 
 
 Fosti-r, Cliai'lc'^ 
 
 Foster, Mis. William... 
 
 Foster, ih'iiry 
 
 Foster, Mrs. \fatno.s, jr. 
 
 Foster, Mrs. Jatias 
 
 Harper, Alc.v 
 
 llaslett, A 11(1 row , 
 
 Ileiuleisoii, (lillicrl 
 
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 Henderson, .Mis. H 
 
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 MeLuii-lilin, Mi>. !! 
 
 !Mcl.aii.iililiii, Mi:;s 
 
 iM('Laii,uliiiii, ll-iiiy 
 
 JieLaiij^lilin, (ieoi;.^e... 
 
 Mcliau.i:lilin, Mis. (Jcorge 
 
 M''Laiigliliii. Joiin 
 
 McLaiijililiii, Mis. G 
 
 JIcLaiitiiiiiii, Ale.v 
 
 McXeely, .Mrs. Jolui 
 
 McNcely, Jolin 
 
 M'-'N'eely, .Mrs. Jolm 
 
 lliiliiertord, Ilol.ert 
 
 Kiiilierf'ord, .Mis. William 
 
 "Wood, Miss A 
 
 Oll'ertory GoHeclioiis , 
 
 Wi;.ST FliAMl'TON. 
 
 Bartholomew, .Jolm, sr.. 
 Bartliolomew, Robert.... 
 Bartholomew, A\ ni., jr... 
 
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 Watts, Thonii 
 
 L 
 
 tl. .J 
 
 lla■<k^■lt, Wi'liain . 
 Rickahv, William. 
 
 Ivaiiv, 
 
 ilicl 
 
 Hall, llcni' 
 
 iTi'iiiiali. 
 
 CKlll 
 
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 Milt'.<, Juliii, 
 
 Htui 
 
 iliam, .luseph 
 
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 Parks, Tlioi. 
 
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 NaMKS. 
 
 "5 
 
 
 Collected bij Sojilii/ Ati'ti/i. 
 
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 Ilnskett, John 
 
 llaskett, Mrs 
 
 Gowdie, Mrs 
 
 Leith, Mrs. H 
 
 Patterson, Spencer .. 
 Patterson, Jlrs. A. D., 
 
 Smjtli. \V. J 
 
 Watts, Ilattie 
 
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 25 
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 25 
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 Cullcy, John, 
 
 Cox, SihiP 
 
 Cox, William 
 
 Cox, Cicorgie 
 
 Davies, Fred 
 
 Diivies, Mrs. Fred.... 
 Doujrh.rty, Wiiliain. 
 
 Eliidjje Joseph 
 
 Friend, A 
 
 (jiaham, I! 
 
 Graham, J 
 
 Lowry. Mary 
 
 Lowrv. John 
 
 Nelll,"Mrs. W 
 
 Pattersun, !». F 
 
 Seott, Kohert 
 
 Seott, Geor<^e 
 
 White, I)iaiia 
 
 \\alker, John F 
 
 Walker, W. J 
 
 Walker, Uavid 
 
 Cjllected III Mrs. Fred 
 Darivn. 
 
 Roe, Kev. P 
 
 Roe, Mrs. P 
 
 Wilton, .Mrs. Tlionias , 
 
 Collected Inj Luivson Kin;/. 
 
 Davies, Fred . 
 Davies, Sarah 
 
 Ilcnry, E 
 
 King, Sadie.... 
 
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 15 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
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 2 00 
 25 
 25 
 10 
 25 
 25 
 25 
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 25 
 
 II ;)0 
 
 25 
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 25 
 
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 1 00 
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 ."NIcVi'v, J;iiiK'.-; 
 
 .Mr\'iiiv, Alc\ 
 
 J'utlci-sdii, Floii'iice 
 
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 •■5 I't^!. ^ ct.^.; $ ctsj S fts. $ cts. 
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 2.-. ! I 
 
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 ('h.-isl Cliiircli. Lower 
 Ireland. 
 
 Iionnett, .loliii 
 
 .loliiison, Samuel .1 
 JolmsoiK .\l!-s. S. .-. 
 •lolinson. William,. 
 Wan I. .Miv. M. A .. 
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 '.■ I 
 
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 I'llliot, .Mrs, (.leoi'n'e 
 
 Kerr, Rohert 
 
 Kerr, (ieoino 
 
 KirU, Maud 
 
 Kerr, Mva 
 
 Stewart, .losepli , 
 
 Williamson, .James 
 
 Williamson, (!eorL':(! 
 
 2.-) 
 
 1 Oil 
 
 2.") 
 2.") 
 
 Ulinst Chnreli, Lower 
 Ireland. 
 
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 10 
 
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 3 00 
 
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 25 
 
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 2 00 
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 ;? 42 
 
 2 44 
 
 34 .31 
 
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 I 00 
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 25 
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 Hiiick Lake. , I 
 
 Offertories 
 
 Collich'd hi) Miss C/ani 
 M('tisli(tll,. 
 
 Bennett, Wni 
 
 Bennett, R. V 
 
 Bri<r<rs, Mr.-'. .loliiison.... 
 
 BuUiuil, Mrs. Jusi'pli 
 
 Diividson, .Mrs. Arnold. 
 
 Davidson, R. S 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. Marshall.., 
 
 Henderson, II 
 
 Little, Henry 
 
 Little, (ienr}!:e 
 
 Little, Thomas 
 
 Little, Robert 
 
 Little, .Jim 
 
 liitile, Mrs .T 
 
 Little, S. II 
 
 Marshal!, .foseoli 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. A 
 
 Marsiiall, .Maud 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. R 
 
 1 2.-. 
 
 2y' 
 
 1 (Ml 
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 ;iii 
 
 1) 2.-); 
 
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 Ralston. .James 
 
 Walker, Mrs. .James. 
 
 Walker. Marv 
 
 AVard, Rohi'ii 
 
 Wnglit, Robert 
 
 Total Ireland and South 
 
 1 no; 
 2.V, 
 
 Inverness 
 
 Leiods, LS92. 
 
 Si:i 80 
 
 Aylwin, James 
 
 Bain, Soleii 
 
 Cumminirs, Oeorge 
 Cunimings, Robert.. 
 McKeafi'i', Robert.... 
 
 Nntbiown, T. tr 
 
 Patterson. .John 
 
 Pattcrsoi;, Mrs. .J.... 
 Patterson, Annie ... 
 Rayeraft, .Jaine.s X.. 
 
 Suitor, George 
 
 Stfwart, W'm 
 
 Wilson, Charles 
 
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 50 
 
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 2,V 
 
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 1 00 
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 3J 
 
 
 
 .■)0 
 
 
 
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 25 
 
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 2,5 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
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 25 
 
 1 
 
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 II 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 ;!0 
 
 11 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 25 
 
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 25 
 
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 XaMK: 
 
 
 is'.i:;. 
 
 Collrrl-d h'l Mi^.^ h:ir:'ili>'lli\ 
 
 1 1 '7' 
 
 Caini'h.'ll. M.S. P 
 
 Cani|ili,.ll. 1'. I) 
 
 Ki;M, Mid. Uoboi't 
 
 Ki'id, Ji'iiiiie 
 
 ivi'iii. \'iiia 
 
 .McW'ty, .laiiR'a 
 
 Miles. Ainiiv 
 
 .N'liLi^'iit. Siiniiu'l 
 
 Nuij;''iH, .lolia 
 
 .\ul;.'!M. Iv t; 
 
 Walki.is, .Miii'v aiS'l V.Yw. 
 \\a\\\\\<. -Ms' .laiiir-. . . 
 Waikiiis, Ciiii'.' 
 
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 II 25 
 
 II 25 
 
 II 25 
 
 II 111 
 
 I nil 
 
 I no 
 
 II 25 
 
 (1.>lh;'l-lh:i Mr.<. ./, /•Vr'v.r.' 
 
 Adloy. D.i.vi'i 
 
 Ariuil'l, .lolia 
 
 I'laijiT, llo'iuit .... 
 
 Frasrr. .iaiiit's 
 
 .McV^Jty, Jaiihs 
 
 Niij^oiit, Tiioui i- ... 
 \V;u-k. .\i.'S. .I.MIUS. 
 
 00 
 
 II 2." 
 II 2. 
 2." 
 
 (•o'lr-i.-.l l„i Mr. /). I'riz:rl.\ 
 
 Friz/.oll, David 
 
 Mil.'s, MvA. J 
 
 Mik's, ,Mrs. William 
 
 Moi':i,>\\". .Kiliii 
 
 McUiM.'.-V'iilivw 
 
 ( Ml'iTlorv O'ill.H'i iiiiis 
 
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 50 
 
 50 
 
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 CnH. 1,11 Mr^..l"!,ii li^iiit. i 
 
 Bain, .Icilia .... ; 
 
 Cuiimiiims , 
 
 Hall, Willitiii If 
 
 Lt'yciat'r,, W. luni .loliu 
 
 LtM-iMMl't. faiin's ami .J. .).. 
 
 .Mc'lCc-m^', UoluTi } 
 
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 Pattersuii, .John, llughtt C| 
 Pattcrdori, John J i 
 
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 1 00 .. 
 
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 2 on; 
 
 TO, 
 
 Total 
 
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 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 10 
 
 50 
 
 1 1)0 
 I 00 
 
 25 
 
 1 UO 
 50 
 25 
 
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 25 
 
 
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 25 
 
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 25 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
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 4 
 
 74 
 
 50 
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 50 
 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 50 
 
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 Megantic DisTiMCT ASSOCIATION. — Continued. 
 
 ¥■ 
 
 Na^iIKS 
 
 CoHt-rliul li;i Misxrs F.ll:ii ./. 
 011(1 Gciii'ijiii i'^' Iti'ilii'- 
 
 Bfiittip, .Mr<. F. 
 Boattie, Mrs. Francis 
 
 J5eattit'. Aiidrow 
 
 Diiilcy, (lillu'i-t 
 
 Harvey, llciiiy 
 
 Rostf. Lewis 
 
 Ross, ('hai-les 
 
 JS'iitl)i()Wii 
 
 Wilkin, -laiiies 
 
 Wilkin. Ileiiiv 
 
 Wilkin. William 
 
 AVilkin, William 
 
 Wilkia Jt)hn 
 
 Collcvh'ilhii Mr-y.C. Clnirrli. 
 
 Aylweu, James.. 
 Ciiurcli, Cliailes. 
 
 Golf, .Mi-3. E 
 
 Goii; Mis. A 
 
 Pl'ime, Dr. W. L .. 
 Kemp, Ii''v. Jolin 
 Marshall, R. H ... 
 McKeage, Jolm ... 
 Redt'ei'ii, Joseph ... 
 
 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
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 i 
 
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 on 
 
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 Chnreh, Andrew 
 
 Chnrcli, James 
 
 Crnit' k Railv 
 
 Hall, P. N 
 
 JifTirens, ("liarles 
 
 Xnt brown. Tliom fS 
 
 Nnlbrowii, Ilenrv 
 
 Planehe, F. A..! 
 
 Palin and Symes 
 
 Rothera, .J<)s( jdi .' 
 
 Stewart, .loliii 
 
 Suitor. W and George. 
 
 Suitor, David 
 
 Wilson, CImrles 
 
 Wilson, William 
 
 Offertory Collections . 
 
 Total Leeds S :i5 85 
 
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 Names. 
 
 I>4 
 
 t 
 
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 Levis, 1802. 
 
 $ 
 
 cts. 
 
 Coll'-ch'.l /,>/ Minx Diiral. 
 
 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. W 
 
 
 1 (Ml 
 
 IJiow'ii, Mis 
 
 
 
 Duvtil, Mid K. 11 
 
 
 1. DO 
 
 Fylos, Jlcv. Thos. W 
 
 
 2 0(1 
 
 Iliiitu'l, .Miss .Auiiii' 
 
 
 1 (Id 
 
 Skilleii, Mrs 
 
 1 Oil 
 
 Siiiiiiidns, .f. II 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 l.KVIS, ISO!!. 
 
 Collyrl'd h;i .1/r.s'. /I,nii i.'/on. 
 
 Anflerson, Mr.s. \V 
 
 A(Mie, (icoriro 
 
 A(Mie, .Mi><s Kiile 
 
 Urowii, Mrs. Julm 
 
 Fyles, W'v, Tlios. W 
 
 ("."list Mrs. 11 
 
 nmiiillon, .Mrs. .1 
 
 Ilaiiiol, .Miss Annie 
 
 Moirolt. Tlioniiis 
 
 Skillcii. Mis 
 
 Siniiiions, .Mi'S 
 
 Tlioiniison, Rov. .1. M 
 
 \\'iilivi:i', .Mis. (ieori^c 
 
 Cnllrclrd lijl M/.f.s /■'lilllKI 
 
 Smiilllioni. 
 
 Coiii]isou, Mrs 
 
 Cnii-;', Mrs. Jloht 
 
 Finilli'V, Mrs. (J 
 
 Kiim', .hitiios 
 
 Mc('h'iiry 
 
 Siini))l(\ .Mrs. W, 
 
 Siiin|)k', -Mrs. (!(>orge. 
 SmalUiorii, I'l. .) 
 
 Total Levis 
 
 LOUISKVIM.E. 
 
 Collected by Mrx. Merrick. 
 Dunn, T. IT 
 
 Diiim', Mrs 
 
 Laurit", Mrs 
 
 Jlcrrick, Mrs 
 
 Offertory Nicolet. 
 Turner/ Edmund. 
 
 Total Nicolet. 
 
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 1 nil 
 
 1 .VI 
 
 1 (Ml 
 
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 1 (III 
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 II 
 
 2."i 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
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 21 ;")(! 
 
 2 00 
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 12 0,V 
 
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 1 001 
 
 I oo| 
 
 5 0:|{ 
 
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 1 0(1 
 
 1 00 
 
 14 50 
 
 2."> 
 (I 50 
 
 1 7.0 
 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
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 1 00 
 
 1 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
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 218 
 
 Megantio District Association. — Continued. 
 
 HI 
 
 !l 
 
 
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 Hi ' 
 
 Xamks. 
 
 M(int\ioui:.m;i. 
 
 OlVertory Ci)llectiuii3. 
 
 \k\v IvivKuroor,, 
 
 
 Atkinson, Mi>. II 
 
 Atkinson. H. '' 
 
 Browi, M.v-s. 1! 
 
 Bnclianan. Mi's. Jilii 
 
 Ouh(!;t. Mii 
 
 Diidf. M.S II 
 
 Dad(! Airs 
 
 Grovos, .loh'i 
 
 Lvncli, .Mi'.s 
 
 Sanipli'. Mi.<. 11. 1! 
 
 Wiuhs M.S. <-'. !! 
 
 Wilson, -Miv. .lohi 
 
 OIloL-ioi'V CollrL'liuns 
 
 T()l:il Xow Liverpojl... 
 
 FollT.SKbK. 
 
 Coll. In/ .^t'X. (>'■■"■ />'-s/"7'' 
 
 5 
 
 A>)lc?on. U 
 
 liishoii, .Mi's. Ceo... 
 
 Bishop. M.S. I' 
 
 Do(M, E 
 
 Fold, Petor 
 
 Foi'd, Mrs. P 
 
 Fold, 0. R 
 
 Grecnonsl'- ^\'- '' 
 
 Miller, John 
 
 Moiuloi', F 
 
 Rui)crt, Vi 
 
 Hi'wcdl. U'.vid 
 
 W.alsh. Mis 1! 
 
 WiisliLM-, IW.v. C.B. 
 
 Wiisher, Miss 
 
 Wolff, H. L 
 
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 >:> 21 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
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 Namks. 
 
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 r'.)//. Av Mist; /./::/<• M,rl,iiii 
 
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 •ii cts. 
 
 r.iiii, joiui 
 
 Ciiddoo, Win 
 
 (liorrit', Tli'js 
 
 Jes?, Thos 
 
 OH'criory Oolh^ctiDii?! 
 
 Iliilesboro. 
 
 (h)JI. h;i Mir:< Mar// ./, Jcs.v. 
 
 $ cts 
 
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 L'.") 
 
 ,1. 
 
 ■1 OS 
 
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 (iilli'spii', .)i)s 
 
 (Illpill, (iLM) 
 
 Cilpiit, .Mrs. C T 
 
 (lilpiii. .In.s 
 
 (Jilpiii, Mrs. T 
 
 .Icsso. John 
 
 Kin<fr-'lioron;i'ii, (ico. .. 
 
 KinushoiDimli J 
 
 Miirsliiul, 'IMiDS 
 
 Matthew.-, Wrx 
 
 Miittliews, Wni 
 
 iSever. .Miss 
 
 Oll'i'itory (;olk'ulu)n.-;.. 
 
 Toliil I'orliR'ur. 
 
 St. Syi.vkstku. 
 
 (hTcrliirii'A. 
 
 St. Svlvcstcr 
 
 St. Giles 
 
 St. (ieo''i..''e 
 
 Cumberia.. i .Mills 
 
 Total St. Sylvester.. 
 
 TURKK PilVEII.S. 
 
 Oflertory Collections 
 
 Valc.vhtikk. 
 OH'ertorv Collections.. . 
 
 CIS. 
 
 50 
 
 I) 25 
 
 (I .jO 
 
 5(1 
 
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220 
 
 ■i 
 
 MeCtANTIC District At<soc;iATioN. — Continued. 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
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 Xamks. 
 
 Bouro- Loiii:^ 
 Fraiii|it()ii..... 
 I:ivcnu'a.s... ., 
 
 Ireland 
 
 Leeds 
 
 Levis 
 
 Loiiiseville 
 
 Moiitnioieiicv •• 
 New ivi^'prpuol 
 
 PortiKMif 
 
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 Tlii-cu Rivers.. . 
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 Namks. 
 
 Ca!'!-: Covk AXU PlUtCK. 
 
 Lystor, Rev. W. (1 
 
 Other coutrilmtioiig ■ 
 
 Oll'oitorios— Capo Cove. 
 " — Perci; 
 
 Oakim;. 
 
 OS 
 
 3 
 
 $ cts 
 
 4 0(1 
 
 a 
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 $ cts. 
 2 00 
 
 Ricliniond, Rev. J. P... 
 
 Offertories— St .Taiiios.. 
 " -St. Fiiiil's.. 
 
 Total C.a.-^po 
 
 MAtiUAM'.N I,-iI.A.SI)S. 
 
 Offertory Collection-!.. . 
 
 4 00 
 
 ;i .^0 
 :; 81 
 
 i:; i:i 
 
 01 
 
 Ma 1,1! mi:. 
 
 C„///'rlr<n>i/ W'lNHif ]\'<l/lrrf 
 (tihl h'lli'' /.f'.]/iir</iitiitil. 
 
 Walters, H.'v. C. R 
 
 "Walter.s, Winnie 
 
 A\ alter.-;, Svdiiey 
 
 Dno' an. Mr-; 
 
 (lirard, William 
 
 llotlon, (/hiH 
 
 (liranl I'liiiip 
 
 CoUa,-;. Arthur 
 
 Varlon, Thos. S 
 
 llotton. William 
 
 LoMottcc, .lainc.-^ 
 
 PaekwDOii, luiwatd 
 
 Packwood, Ceorf^e 
 
 .Massery, P. S 
 
 Ijetii'o.s, John 
 
 Le^ranpianil. Charle^ 
 
 Le,Mar(|nand. Edith ■ 
 
 Fauvel, O. P 
 
 Fanvel. J. 1! 
 
 LeCiro.-;, Thonni;^ 
 
 New Link. 
 
 Collrdfd I III M/ti" Mm-;/ 
 Ann LedrccU-!/- 
 
 Syvrct. James 
 
 LePatfC, Janie.-? .... 
 LePajie, Margaret... 
 LePage, Mary 
 
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 .•^ ets. 
 
 11 10 
 
 1 00 
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 ;i 00 
 
 ■1 ,^(i 
 
 '2 01 
 
 201. 
 201 
 20 , 
 
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 11) 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 20 
 
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 2 00 
 
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 11 82 
 
 20 :i2 
 
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 25 
 
 1 
 
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 Names. 
 
 Vil.crt. Joliu 
 
 ^'il)L'l t, J-UIH'S 
 
 Vilicrt, CifdljiC , 
 
 Vihcit, .Mrs. (if,) 
 
 Yihrrl. y\vi. A(loli)liii- 
 
 \'ii)LM't, I'Jiili)) 
 
 Vib'it. Mrs. I'iiilip 
 
 Maht". .|,,l,a F 
 
 M.l.L', Mrs Pi'M- 
 
 Millie, ('lirisloplu'r 
 
 Miibu, IIi'iiiv 
 
 Mal)e, Wiilio 
 
 Malic, Clara 
 
 Malic, Ail^-liil 
 
 Malic, l.illic 
 
 .Malic, Mrs. Ilciiiv 
 
 .Malic, Kilwai-il. 
 
 Mitbe, Ihiiiicl 
 
 Total .Malbaic. 
 
 PaSI'KI'.IAC. 
 
 t'o/tednl />!/ .U/sx Anim 
 
 TiOl'apfc. TJHirnas 
 
 liC< Ircclcy, i;ii;:a 
 
 Girard. ( ii lamiu 
 
 (iirai'il, 'I'iioiiia.-i 
 
 Hamuli, Arlliur 
 
 hclirt'clcv, Klizalatli.. 
 
 Tdiizcl, I'da 
 
 Touzcl, .Marv Aim.. 
 
 Yanliiii, liilila 
 
 JicCircclcy. I'raiicis. . 
 Oll'crtury Collections. 
 
 Corner iJcacIi. 
 
 CulUcted by Vlura Muh' . 
 
 ,S cts. 
 
 II III 
 
 .S ft.-; 
 
 ^ ct-. 
 
 (I 21 
 
 II -111 
 (I 1.^ . 
 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 111 
 
 Oil 
 
 II I'll 
 ;:. 
 
 II i-'.'i 
 II i."i 
 
 II III 
 
 (I III 
 
 II III 
 
 II ill 
 
 1 1 I'.i 
 
 1;; !l(l 
 
 A^nc^, E 
 
 Bis-^oii, ^^rs .. .. 
 
 Hisson, I) 
 
 IJis-^oii, \X 
 
 ]!i)-sy, .ronii. .. 
 Bossy. (!coi\<;'e. 
 Bouillon, E 
 
 L'.j 
 
 :!." 
 
 II u..'. 
 i;.'. . 
 
 ii' 
 
 .-,11 
 
 L'.'i 
 
 L'.i 
 
 (I ,'ni; 
 
 1 UUI 
 
 '-y 
 
 S Ct3. 
 
 
 
 S Ct3. 
 
 II 
 
 (I Till 
 
 (I •!. 
 
 L'. 
 
 II 2," 
 
 75'. 
 
 J on 
 
 Total. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 20 
 
 III 
 
 II 20 
 
 II 1:. 
 
 II II) 
 
 II Id 
 
 II ID 
 
 II III 
 
 I) 10 
 
 Ii) 
 
 10 (12 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 .■)0 
 
 
 'Ih 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 •JO 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 2.^1 
 
 
 15 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 25 
 
 ,S 28 87 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 I) 25 
 25 
 ?5 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 
Gaspk District Association. --C<>/?///«7/«^/. 
 
 Namks, 
 
 LcHoiitillicr, T. (' .... 
 
 CaullirM, M. U 
 
 (Mi'iiifiit. .Itiliii 
 
 Faiivcl, Mirt 
 
 (Gallic, lto.<ulie 
 
 llflllV .\ 
 
 Ihk^h'aml. I!cv. H. I! .. 
 
 lIushlllKl, .Miri 
 
 Laliev, F .. 
 
 iii'fialliii.-'. rMinonil ... 
 
 Lf(J;iliai.-i, ('lis 
 
 lia<iallais, Fnuik 
 
 Ijc( iiainl. W 
 
 LcMisuiiiT, S. .1 
 
 McOio, I, aura 
 
 lA'Qui'hiic, .1. (J 
 
 Qiici't'c, \\ alU'i' 
 
 li-iy, U.swald 
 
 liuHHMil, (Ifi: 
 
 Sciitt, Frank ., 
 
 Sralc, .r A 
 
 Vii'l, ilo 
 
 OniTtorv Cull'Ttidiis., 
 
 TS 
 
 t^ 
 
 B 
 
 B 
 
 
 S 
 
 U. 
 
 U* 
 
 £ 
 
 u 
 
 c 
 
 B 
 
 r/1 
 
 1^ 
 
 1" 
 
 
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 $ c't-!. $ «;t3. 8 ct.'^ 
 
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 I (HI 
 
 I) I'.') 
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 (I 51) 
 1 (in 
 
 XKW C.\I!I, si.k. 
 
 i;iiii>io-sicv. Mi'^. i; 
 
 (.'aldw. 11, Mi^.s S 
 
 (JaidwcU. U ! 
 
 Caldwell. M'.-f. .\iidr.'U-. ...I 
 
 Caliwell, Mrs .Mhrit ', 
 
 Clii.-iiolm. .Mrs ilastwcU... 
 
 Flowers. Mrs. .1. II ' 
 
 Hall, Mrs. .1.. sen ^ 
 
 HiiU. -Mrs. .lames : 
 
 Keniplier. Mrs. K. 11 ! 
 
 Le(!ri.-le,v. I'. 11 i 
 
 l;el>l(K'(l, W. .1 I 
 
 1a l)r()r([. .1 . A I 
 
 Miii'isiiii, Miss F ' 
 
 Slieppard. Mrs 
 
 Hiiiiili. Mrs. .1. L i 
 
 Smith, Mrs R. IJ | 
 
 Smiillett, Miss h. K | 
 
 Welliiiaii, Mrs. lleiuy ! 
 
 Friend ! 
 
 OU'eitoiy CoUcetions ! 
 
 S4 
 
 II 20 
 
 (I :',) 
 
 n Jii 
 
 (I i>.-. 
 
 1 (III 
 A IKl 
 
 I 
 
 ,-,11 
 
 (I ill 
 i> :'.") 
 
 II '_>:> 
 II •:.) 
 
 -1 
 
 II 'lb 
 (I 2,". 
 
 r.:. 
 
 1 111! 
 
 II ;;ii 
 (I 'i:i 
 
 « 7.". 
 
 I SI 
 
 (I 2") 
 
 Total 
 
 S s 13 
 
 '1 ',)(; 
 
 '1\ lb 
 
 (I 50 
 
 00 
 
 ilii 
 
 I 110 
 
 II .lO 
 
 (i 1 
 
 2 
 
 ;; 10 
 
 VI II 
 
 I 
 
 1 ilO 
 
 .^0 
 
 .0 
 
 1 III) 
 
 1 00 
 
 'lb 
 
 1 00 
 
 ' '1 on 
 
 I (10 
 
 ;i ,".0 
 
 1 00 
 
 (» 2.) 
 
 'lb 
 
 ,■,(1 
 
 2b 
 
 'lb 
 
 60 
 
 yO 
 
 b^) 
 
 1 00 
 25 
 
 ;J0 
 
 1 00 
 
 1;! 87 
 
 20 
 
 2;') 
 
 20 
 
 2b 
 
 (1 .")() 
 
 2.'') 
 
 2b 
 
 2b 
 
 'lb 
 
 (I 25 
 
 2.'i 
 
 25 
 
 'lb 
 
 bb 
 
 1 00 
 
 .')o 
 
 2b 
 
 2.^ 
 
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 7.') 
 
 7 00 
 
 Ui 77 
 
 'ili ;l 
 
 f'll 
 
 "i'i 
 
 fl:..., 
 
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224 
 
 Gaspe District Association. — Confitiued. 
 
 
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 1 .'Ll 
 
 1 
 
 NaMK8. 
 
 s 
 
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 1^ 
 
 
 
 c! 
 
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 9J 
 
 
 
 
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 Op'rrtiiriix. 
 
 IV'iiirisiild 
 Little (ijispi' 
 
 Total 
 
 Sandy Jikacii 
 
 Co/lic'iul 1)1 Mi. 
 
 Alcxiind'T, HcmT. 
 AlfXiuiiii-r, \\ 
 Ali'xaiiilfi', Mrs. P. 
 
 BiikiT, Mrd. S 
 
 Hakcr, Mrs. W 
 
 Carter, Mr,-i 
 
 (Jailicliaii .M 
 
 llarlioiir, W 
 
 ]Iarl)oiir, X.... 
 
 llanliii--, Mr.>. (;. T. 
 
 LcllliqUi'l. .Mis 
 
 Jliilfr, C 
 
 Miller, Cai)t. I! 
 
 Miller, Mrs. 1' 
 
 Miller, Mr.s. T 
 
 Miilliii. A 
 
 I've. Thus 
 
 Sever, .Miss 
 
 § ets. ,$ ct.s.' S ets. 
 
 Sii'lilarii, Tluis ... 
 
 Smlilard, W 
 
 Siidilard, (' 
 
 Sudilard, Tlios..., 
 Williaiiison. (!. .. 
 Wiiliaiiistei, .V .. 
 WilliMniSDM, Mrs. 
 
 .J. 
 
 (Jollccli'l /ll/ Mi'^x Tli<iiiiii-iiia.\ 
 
 A.sf'ha, Feli.x 
 
 Aselia, Geo 
 
 As(dia, Aiiiiiis 
 
 Cunuiii<i\ .faiiie. .. 
 Canninjz, Daniel.. 
 Ciiniiiii.u', Kh'uria 
 DuiKivaii, Williert. 
 
 Domivan, ( > 
 
 Douovuu, Mrs. O.. 
 
 
 2.. 
 
 
 
 
 .* \ .'» 
 
 
 L'.'. 
 
 
 11) 
 
 
 :'."> 
 
 
 ''* 
 
 
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 'i:> 
 
 
 III 
 
 
 .'.11 
 
 
 .Ml 
 
 
 '-'.' 
 
 
 L'."i 
 
 
 IJ'i 
 
 
 .',11 
 
 
 '!'■> 
 
 
 •i:> 
 
 
 2.". 
 
 
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 11) 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 II 
 
 lo! 
 
 I) 
 
 II) 
 
 II 
 
 111 
 
 II 
 
 ill 
 
 
 
 0,") 
 
 
 
 llfji 
 
 "o "3 5 
 
 Total. 
 
 $ ets. 
 
 L'a 
 
 25 
 .■i.5 
 
 '2h 
 
 I) 10 
 
 I) '.'.'i 
 
 I) 1'.') 
 
 2.') 
 
 I) 15 
 
 i; 1)0 
 
 I) '2:> 
 
 II III 
 
 II ,'ji) 
 
 I) fill 
 
 I) :'.•. 
 
 2a 
 
 2.') 
 
 oO 
 
 25 
 
 2,> 
 
 I) 2;'. 
 
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 ;{0 
 
 25 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 05 
 
225 
 
 (-lASI'K DldTRIfT AsSUCIATlUN'. — ( 'otilintied. 
 
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 "3 
 s 
 
 s 
 
 a 
 
 -3 
 C3 
 
 a 
 .9 
 
 VJ 
 
 '11 
 
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 .2 
 
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 :? I'tS. 
 
 II III 
 II ll.'l 
 II (I.') 
 II ll.'l 
 II III 
 
 2 (10 
 II,") 
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 II III 
 It 111 
 
 II 2.-) 
 I) 1.'. 
 III 
 
 II III 
 
 ll."i 
 
 It II.') 
 2 10 
 
 "3 
 6 
 
 z s s 
 
 III 
 
 ^ "^ '-' 
 
 "5 U '^ 
 '•A 
 
 Total. 
 
 I'nll(l\ Mil. i'ldu aid 
 
 8 els. 
 
 S els. 
 
 "6 <'ts. 
 
 S els. 
 
 S els. 
 III 
 
 liiiiii'il. Tliiis 
 
 
 
 
 
 II O") 
 
 (iiiircll, lii'iii\ 
 
 
 
 
 
 II. 1 
 
 Iliiil.wiii'. .Ms.' 11 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 II 0.1 
 
 1 III 1 llOIII' j'illlil V 
 
 
 
 II 1 II 
 
 Iliirdihjr. I{i'v (i. '1' 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 .M.l.'ar, .Ml.;. ,) 
 
 
 
 
 II II. 1 
 
 I'.iliiMxm. J. II 
 
 
 
 
 lit 
 
 IJulnii. Mis. II 
 
 
 III 
 
 Iiiiliiii. i.diiis 
 
 
 
 III 
 
 'riiiHiiiiiiMi. s 
 
 
 
 
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 'riiiiiii p-tipii, ,\i IS. I'l 
 
 
 
 
 II 1.) 
 
 'riniiiiiisdii, Mis. .1 
 
 
 
 lit 
 
 'I'IkiiiiIisdii, Isaiicllii 
 
 
 
 (I 10 
 
 'riidiii jisoii, 'riios 
 
 (*> Oil 
 
 
 
 
 II llf) 
 
 'rii(iii)|i.-(ni. .Mrs. .las 
 
 
 
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 (Ml'iTlDi'v ("i)lli'ctii)iis 
 
 
 
 8 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 .s ;;,'» 
 
 () i;o 
 
 
 
 20 yj 
 
 SlIlilAU AKK. 
 Ciif. h'l Miss I-'.. I mi Ti-iiri IS. 
 
 .Mini. Mrs. Julm S 
 
 (t 10 
 
 
 10 
 
 I''iifii(l, A 
 
 (1 :.'.. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2.^ 
 
 SiMisDii. .M,s .. 
 
 Skiiic, .Mrs. Will 
 
 II? 
 
 II III 
 (1 •!:> 
 
 II III 
 
 10 
 
 
 07 
 20 
 
 SIni'iic. Tliomas 
 
 
 10 
 
 Skciu' l''iaiik 
 
 
 
 
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 Sul.ivaii, .Mr. IJolicrt 
 
 
 11.) 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 Oj 
 
 ('iiU: di:.! hii Miss l>i':ltrir 
 I I'lii'i rs. 
 
 Aliiioi.'il .Mrs. ,J.is 
 
 
 (1 ■'.". 
 
 . 
 
 
 2.j 
 
 Aiistiii, .Miss L. .) 
 
 
 •>:> 
 
 ,j (III 
 
 1 (III 
 II 'jii 
 II III 
 
 
 
 2b 
 
 iM.tli.'rniJl, |;,.v. 11. .1... . 
 
 
 1 
 
 h 00 
 
 iMiliiciuill. Vlis. 1!. J 
 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 i-«(;aliais, Iv \V 
 
 
 
 
 II 20 
 
 IJollillSUII. ( iCO 
 
 
 10 
 
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 1 no 
 1 1)11 
 
 Ii s; 
 
 12 
 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 TravtTs J. W 
 
 
 
 II 2.-. 
 
 
 
 2;') 
 
 Travi'is. II. 1' 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 lilt 
 
 Voiiii;^-, Win. ,) 
 
 .1 2.. 
 
 
 1 
 
 2;') 
 
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 ■ ;, ii:; '} 
 
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 7 72 
 
 1 
 
 
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 20 
 
 
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 I J 
 
 
 u 
 
 >'■ M 
 
 15 
 
 '■*! 
 
 J"' 
 
226 
 
 Gaspe District Association.— Cow/mwe^/. 
 KECAPITULATION. 
 
 I 
 It 
 
 Namks. 
 
 Cape Cove and I'crco .... 
 
 Gaf^j.e 
 
 Ma<^filMlen Islands 
 
 Malbaie .. 
 
 Mew Carlisle & Pasiiehiac. 
 
 Pen insula 
 
 Sandy Heaeh 
 
 Sliigawake 
 
 Total 
 
 "5 
 
 S cts. 
 
 ■I 00 
 
 7 I!'.; 
 
 ]■! '.to 
 8 1:5 
 
 (') 00 
 'J 12 
 
 I 
 
 r3 
 
 o i .2 
 
 S cts. 
 
 21 II 
 
 S 14 
 
 1; 1; I 
 
 21 75 
 
 8 ;'.;> 
 
 §48 47 82 ;VJ 
 
 S et:- 
 
 b IS; 
 
 5:5 20i 
 
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 S ets. 
 
 2 '.II 
 
 5 71; 7'. 
 
 12 I II '■'> 2.". 
 
 (; 00 I 
 
 Total. 
 
 1 ."ill 
 
 2(t 
 
 4 20 
 
 1 50 
 
 S i-ts. 
 
 ;',ii 
 
 CO 
 
 20 
 
 ;;2 
 
 28 
 
 ST 
 
 1 
 
 77 
 ^\ 1 
 
 20 
 
 '.i.) 
 
 •)•) 
 
 22 
 
 18 'J 8',> 
 
 
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 .'0 :i2 
 
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 2S S7 
 
 l(") 77 
 
 ■1 (II 
 
 20 '.I.') 
 
 22 22 
 
 8'J 8',> 
 
228 
 
 DIOCESE 
 
 Abstract of Parochial Reports for 
 
 •I 
 
 Clerot. 
 
 Placks. 
 
 o„: 2-d Total 
 ^:-= ^-^ Souls. 
 
 Rov. N. M. r.ayiH'. i!.A 
 
 Rev. T. Blayloik, .M.A 
 
 Rev.F. Boyle, M.A 
 
 Rev. II. A. Brooke. B.A... 
 
 Rev. W. A. Adcock Fit<'h I'.iiy 
 
 (iioruevilU' 
 Rev. A. J. Balfour, MA.... !S. I'c'ter s, Quebec. 
 
 'Montuiofcncy 
 
 Rev. J. Bull iCirindslone )t:laii(l, 
 
 I &e 
 
 Rev. T. L. Ball, MA jNieolct it Distiirt.. 
 
 ■Louiseville and 
 Di.-iliict 
 
 I'eniiijula 
 
 iLiltle (!aii]n'' 
 
 JDauville 
 
 TioutiiiDok 
 
 i.oriie 
 
 Kiusev Falls 
 
 F-asl Franiiiton 
 
 We.^t Fraiiiptoii 
 
 StandoM 
 
 Scotslowu 
 
 liiiij^w i( k 
 
 ('anicrlMiiy 
 
 Lake Mcjranlic & 
 
 jtistiict 
 
 Rev. C. TI. Brooks, M.A Ways .Mill- 
 
 ilarnstou 
 
 Windsor Milks 
 
 itrijnipton 
 
 Hardwood Hill 
 
 iionrii Bonis 
 
 Haiidlioron;i'li 
 
 island i>ni(d\ 
 
 rpper Ireland 
 
 Lower Irtdand 
 
 Adderly 
 
 Black Lake 
 
 Tlietlord 
 
 Stanstcad 
 
 Beehe Plain ] 
 
 Judd's Mills I 
 
 .\larlow 1 
 
 Libliy's Mills ... | 
 
 (iritlins Corner.. J 
 
 ("oaticook 
 
 N'ortli (.'oiiticooiv.. 
 
 Sliiiiiiwakc 
 
 I'orl Daniel 
 
 L'An.se uu.v (!af;- 
 cons 
 
 >'cwi)ort Point 
 
 Rev. J.C. Co.x, B.A 
 
 Rev. J. B. Delibajre, B.D... 
 Rev. II. A. Dickson, B.A. 
 
 Rev. W. G. Faulconer. 
 
 Rev. W. T. Foisytlie. 
 
 Rev, Canon Foster, M. A. 
 
 Rural Dean 
 
 Rev. R. J. FoUieruill 
 
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 :>7 28 
 (; ■\ 
 
 10' 27 
 
 '.I ^1 
 ;hi •.'. 
 
 '21 I(>1 
 2->\ 
 
 ■II 
 
 •21 1 
 
 '''2 ;> 
 
 10 s 
 
 2!l 1 
 
 21 1 
 ^i 
 
 22 5 
 \:\ () 
 
 17 
 
 Ci 
 ;V2 
 2'.' 
 27 
 7ii 
 12 
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 (I 
 
 (i;; 2(1 
 
 7f> 4 
 
 r.T 1(1 
 
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 71 I 
 
 20 
 
 3, 6 
 
 (f: 
 
 .a til 
 
 Bap- 
 
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 17 
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 ■I2."i 
 
 ss 
 KK; 
 
 I ;)(1 
 150 
 
 1-1. '. 
 
 121 
 
 ;{s 
 
 !t7 
 
 hi 
 
 217 
 
 1..I 
 
 .".I 
 
 II'.' 
 
 ti'.' 
 
 ■Ml 
 
 2.iO 
 
 i:!S 
 
 I2(i 
 
 272 
 
 Ls;! 
 
 I'.l 
 
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 21 
 
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 2SI 
 
 207 
 
 4S1 
 
 27;! 
 
 10:-i 
 15' 
 
 ■73 
 
 a 
 
 120 
 
 1.^0 
 
 200 
 
 ,'iO 
 
 :'.io 
 
 160 
 100 
 
 i.-.o 
 
 120 
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 10(1 
 100 
 7.") 
 
 I .-.0 
 
 100 
 
 so 
 
 100 
 100 
 
 ;')0 
 
 101) 
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 120 
 
 S.i 
 
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 7.1 
 \:,v 
 NO 
 12.) 
 200 
 l.-.li 
 
 S(l 
 
 Kia 
 
 10(1 
 200 
 
 100 
 
 210 
 
 100 
 
 175 
 
 !I0 
 
 50 
 
 I'J 
 
 i:{ 
 ;5 
 
 2 
 
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 17 
 7 
 
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 4 
 
 11 
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 12 
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 4 
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229 
 
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 0^ QUEBEC. 
 
 THE YEAR ENDING DeCK.MBER 3]sT, 1893. 
 
 19 
 
 i:; 
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 2 
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 1 
 
 17 
 
 7 
 
 ,s 
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 4 
 
 i» 
 
 22 
 
 12 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 2 
 
 T} 
 
 Communicants 
 
 r/j 
 CO 
 
 3 
 
 Sunday iScho- j 
 
 I'AIUSII 
 llKl.l'HIiS. 
 
 Assessments 
 and other mo- 
 ney raised lor 
 jiurish. 
 
 =-i 
 
 3 •- S 'A 
 ^ -3 :^ -^ 
 
 -Money r.'iised 
 fur objects out- 
 side the Dio- 
 cese. 
 
 Totals 
 
 RArSKD. 
 
 O 
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 5 
 
 '.J 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 !? Cts. 
 
 i? cts. 
 
 S cts. 
 
 4 
 
 i:!i 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 20 
 
 !) 
 
 11 
 
 livia 00 
 
 10 21 
 
 4 (•'.» 
 
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BISHOP WILLIAMS' MEMORIAL MISSION FUND. 
 
 2nd ANNUAL REPORT. 
 
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 P. 
 
 NOTIOIvS. 
 Those Conjyroo'ations that rcspoiKkHl in i)fU't to tlio appeal in heliulf of tliia 
 Fund, prior to the last Meport of Uk" Church Soeiely, will liiul the total aiiroimt 
 of their siih.scriplious and romiltaiices, therein aeknow led^t^eil, brought forward in 
 this \-ears Report. 
 
 Mention will he made onl_y of new sul)«eri])lion.-!. Where therefore the amount 
 suliscrilied iri not given, the iniplicalion i.s that it appeared in last year's Report. 
 
 If the amount herein acknowledged paid, is an iiislu/iiniil (1st. 2nil or i'.rd)' 
 indication thereof will he given hy tiie nundier which follows the snlisci'iher"s 
 name. If no nuniher follows, th? amount is a donation and jiaid in full. 
 
 Extra-Pa RociiiAL. 
 
 NA.MKS. 
 
 .Anniunt 
 suliscrihed. 
 
 Brought forward from last vear 
 
 The Right Rev. the Lord llislioj) of (,)uel)ec, (2nd). 
 
 The \'enei';iliie Arcli(U'acon I'oe 
 
 Through llie Hon. Senator i'nce 
 
 S(l(l 01) 
 
 Total 
 
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 The Catiikdral of thk IIoi.y Trimiy, Qukheo. 
 
 XA.MKS. 
 
 Brought lorward from | j i'oston, .Mrs 
 
 last yc.ar's Keport.. ;;:;s,S 00 IH.M OH; l!;ie. Wni.... 
 
 Aiidei'son, .Mrs. (Isi) 
 
 Anderson, .Miss 
 
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 10 oo; l.'ussell, Dr. lieiirv . ... 
 
 10 (lOi Scott, Aithiir .. ..' 
 
 2:> Oo;,Smith. K. II. (2ud) 
 
 2,^0 (l();StaveU'v. li 
 
 .'.O OOjISt. (Jeoi'ue Boswell 
 
 10 oojiTorre, Mrs. (2nil) 
 
 .^(1 (HljTuiiier, U i ;'.() 00 
 
 11 (10, Welch. Mrs. II. W 1 10 00 
 
 Phillilis, theMisses(2ud) ] 10 Ctl 
 
 Total S ;^4i)H 00 
 
 
 c. 
 
 0(1 
 
 260 
 
 00 
 
 ;".() 
 
 00 
 
 2r) 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 (10 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 20 
 
 00 
 
 2'> 
 
 00 
 
 '2i) 
 
 00 
 
 5(1 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 2t)7t') 00 
 

 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 S. Matthew's Chuuoh, Queuec. 
 
 ■'■ (ii 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 liroiifilil lorwa:'! IVoiii', 
 liisl U'iir 
 
 iM'nncil, Miss 
 
 Ililli'll. .1. (! 
 
 lioswcll. Allici-l 
 
 Ciirlor. W. II 
 
 ('.•iilcr, Miss i.ucy.... 
 
 Cintcr, Miss l.ilii'i!! .. 
 
 Coiiiln', llu' Missi'S.... 
 
 ('diiilpi'. .1. 
 
 ('()|H'iiiaii, M s. .1 ' 
 
 <i()r('iirnii. Win I 
 
 Diiiuifv, S^t. Maiiti'. .. 
 
 Dod'll.i'll-C. .1 i 
 
 Doniii, Mrs ' 
 
 l)()iini, IJIiinclu' iiii'l 
 Kill.'! 
 
 Doiiulas. M;'s ! 
 
 Kcl<iian!t, W. I! 
 
 I';ll(k. .] I 
 
 Fiiircli, M:i!V ! 
 
 (Ictiill, Mrs. 
 
 (iowc'i), .Mrs. V. ; 
 
 (ii'iu'cv, .Mis ' 
 
 lliuniliuii, Roht, {'2i\<\) 
 llnitiiltoii. .loliii (L'li 1) 
 llaiiiilloM, M,ss I. (iM) 
 liiuiiiltoii. .Mi's. ,1. fJii) 
 ilaiiiiltoii. Mi'S. S. ( '(I) 
 IhmiilKiii, Mis.l. 1' i-^) 
 
 Ihiw Isiiis. A 
 
 llcmli'isoii. .Mr. a:t<l 
 
 Mrs W. (Isl) 
 
 llonic. K. A 
 
 .Iiirvis. I'aii'iy 
 
 .Iiiiiiistoii. !''. C-'ii'l) 
 
 .Jones, .Miss 
 
 C. 1 Iji c. 
 
 I j.lnd-c, (\ (Isl) 
 
 •_",) •2.V rJi'il 2..:|Ki'!i, '1' 
 
 ,) (i|i,!Laiiiii.Mii!, Cii'o 
 
 I '2:> (iihli.dwcr, S 
 
 . i^ 
 
 $ c. 
 
 Ill 01)' 
 
 1! IMI 
 
 :<o; 
 
 ;i (10 
 
 :! 0(1 
 
 I 00 
 
 I (:0 
 
 I (III, 
 
 I on 
 
 I oo: 
 
 ,")(1 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 I (10 
 
 I 
 
 li ;)0 
 
 I 00 
 all! 
 
 L' ill)' 
 
 2'> 
 
 I 
 
 ,■> 00. 
 
 i 00 
 
 1 oil 
 
 
 ;". 00 
 
 ."i (ill 
 
 :> 00 
 
 10 oi'|;Millci\ Mrs 
 
 ;;o (lOil.Moiiii/.aiiilicit, Mrs (.1 
 
 :; Oo|| K. (■.'111!) 
 
 '.', oii|j.\Ioiiti/ainlH'il, .Miss h 
 " 00 
 
 N'cwtoM, .Miss 
 
 vdiMoii, Mis 
 
 I'.'trv W. <;. (21111) 
 
 riii'i-dii, .J. A 
 
 1 oojll'duc, !•: 
 
 ■_' (lojlPdi'*'- •^''•^- -•\- (-'ii'l)-.. 
 
 jl'i-iiltcii, I!.. I. (I'm!)... 
 
 .Mii i'ratlcii. Mrs (Viid). . 
 '2 .".0 Vricu. Miss C. .1. (2n(l) 
 a oo; i'licf. .Mi,-s (Juc. (-'ml) 
 
 1 00 Ki'iMl. Mrs 
 
 (I .'ill Itii'hanisdii. ,1. (2nil) ..' I 
 
 2 00 \lor^=, Mrs. II. 1) I 2 00 
 
 :> HI i{iisk. Marv ' 2:>\ 
 
 r;(r,^eil)i'rL;-, i; I I (HI 
 
 i.-.i;(i OoiScdU Li-all. .Mrs ' 2 Oo! 
 
 l.",ii 01 'I Si'dnn-all. .Mis W > M 
 
 L'.Mi '.'d' Sjiarplcs. .Mrs. C I .'. 00 
 
 10 I''! Siiii).soii A. .\. (I'lui).' ' 
 
 :■. 00 TcakK', T. C-'iiil) | j 
 
 1 00 .'i'caklc. ('. ,M. U'lnl)...' I 
 
 :, Oi: Wlirclcr. MisS.'S I 5 OOl 
 
 : \VI il.'. .M.'. anil Mrs.; | 
 
 10 00 ' 1. i;, 11. (Isl) i 
 
 ".0 oir^Wiiiii, -Mrs. CJiid) I 
 
 Tdtal STT.^O 7.') 
 
 1 
 
 
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 ,"> 00 
 
 l;j 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 ;■)() 
 
 10 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 ."( 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 2.'> 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 01) 
 
 ."".o 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 110 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 6(1 
 
 (10 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 A 
 
 00 
 
 t) 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 (10 
 
 2 
 
 t'o 
 
 (1 
 
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 6 
 
 00 
 
 •) 
 
 00 
 
 t) 
 
 00 
 
 ;; 
 
 00 
 
 6 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 ,) 
 
 00 
 
 ;■,■(; 10 7.') 
 
 MicHAEi/s CiiuiKui, (Quebec;. 
 
 la^t year 
 
 Hiii'iudl, .Ml 
 (^iiiiiiiliidl. K 
 For.sylh, .Miss (Jiid) 
 CJradden, .Mrs 
 
 
 ':m 
 
 ^■i.ti' 
 
 ;• lil 
 
 
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 t2on 
 
 Bishop Williiuns' Memorial Mission Fund. — Cotilutued. 
 St. Paul's Ciiuiicii, Queheo. 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 Bmuslit tbrwiird from 
 last yeiu's Kciioil... 
 
 ]>roniiiii};, Mis 
 
 Jiiowiiiii';, .Miss 
 
 IJiowuiiijf, Miss Kvii... 
 Ki'mn'<i\' lli'ii'iiii 
 
 ^TS 2.) 
 
 2 50 
 
 Kfiiiu'dy, lii'iiry 
 
 Kennedy, Kate 
 
 Kennedy, Mnhel 
 
 Kennedy, Oiivei' 
 
 Miiore, .Mrs 
 
 Moore, (ieorge 
 
 iAIenitt. Mis 
 
 Merrilt, 'I'lionias 
 
 Merrill. MksK 
 
 Mulliolliuid, Ifieiiiird. 
 
 :? c. 
 Ord. Miss ... 
 
 IC'2 2.V i'owell, Miss 
 
 1 (HI I'nineaiix, MiS. (2nd).j 
 
 iMi llexford, Kev. K.l.(lst)! 
 
 .")(!, Kielia I (ison, Reverend' 
 
 1 (10,1 ("anon, (1st) 
 
 1 OOjIJieiiardsoii, .Mrs. (1st) 
 
 1 ooi |{i)hiiison. (;eor'j;e(2d) 
 
 1 OOlTiivior, Mrs. (2nd) 
 
 20 ()(i|T;iVioi, K. II. (211.1) ... 
 
 1 ('Oi'i'a'vKn'. .Miss 
 
 2 (lOJITaVliir, .Miss M. J 
 
 2 OdHWaidwoitli 
 
 (I ;'iO 
 
 K) 00 
 10 11(1 
 
 (I ;i(l 
 .') 00 
 
 Total. 
 
 S'OO 
 
 •S 
 
 c 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 • > 
 
 ;")(» 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 2:> 
 
 00 
 
 20 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 .'» 
 
 00 
 
 2.) 
 
 00 
 
 2;^ 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 DO 
 
 10 
 
 (10 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 ( i) 
 
 St. Peter's Cuuiicii, Queuec. 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 *-? 
 
 -^ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^ 'li 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ifi 
 
 
 NAMK.S. 
 
 
 I<roiijrlit forward l'i(ini| 
 last year's ileiiorl... 
 llaiton'r. liev. A., I. (2d)' 
 Korhuid, Mrs. 1!. (2nil) 
 norland, Miss (2nd)... 
 Borland. Miss .Mafrgie. 
 
 (-'ii'l)' ....I 
 
 lii'own, .losepli I 
 
 Ci'json. Mrs. S | 
 
 Davison, Mrs. II. (2nd)' 
 
 0(1 
 
 S e. 8 
 
 |,('liMnilieis,K..I. I). (2d) ... 
 
 12.-. Oi'i'Klliolt, Mrs. Will. (2(1; . 
 
 •i:, ooi lltudies, A. K. ^Ist).... 
 
 oo! Lariviere. K'ev. !;. \ . 
 
 2 00, .Miirojiii. .Mis. (' .1-: (2d) 
 
 ISeoit, Win. (Isi) 
 
 2 OOj' 
 
 ;'. ()(i 
 
 Ci (U) 
 
 ,s on 
 
 Tola 
 
 c ■ 
 
 
 r.'O 
 
 
 c -z 
 
 
 
 
 C Ch 
 
 -n 
 
 
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 '1 
 
 
 7 
 
 
 7 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 ;'t 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 $2(i,". OOl §210 00 
 
 S. Mary's C'hurcii, Montaiorency. 
 
 Brought forwuid from 
 
 Ifist year 
 
 He|iburn, Miss 
 
 Lay, Hubert, 2nd).. .. 
 
 $ 
 
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 icf) 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 02 00 
 I 00 
 1 00 
 
 Pennini;lon. Win. (2d) 
 I'riee, 11. .M . (2iid) 
 
 S 
 
 C.i 
 
 Tot;il. 
 
 1 00 
 
 60 00 
 
 ::;iG7 oo, !?ii5 oo 
 
237 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continiu'd. 
 
 InVEUNKSS.— liEV. r. ItOE. 
 
 |{ii)u;:lit lorwiird lioiii 
 
 last yi'Mi 
 Austin Mrs 
 Hall. Mrs ; lios 
 llcrirv, willow 
 
 NA.MKS. 
 
 llfui'v, Miss ... 
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 2 (i(i]|\Vill(iii, 'riios. 
 I (III 
 
 s c. 
 
 a t 
 
 s 
 
 ('. 
 
 1 
 
 Ill) 
 
 Id 
 
 III) 
 
 1 
 
 (10 
 
 Toliil i s:;;jt (111 s:;is no 
 
 i ' I " 
 
 LkEDS— IvKV. J. lioTllKlIA. 
 1st IvErOKT. 
 
 N.AMICS. 
 
 KlNNKAU'S .Mll.l.S. 
 
 Adlcy, Diivi.i 
 
 ArnoUi, John. 
 
 Aylwiii, .liinii'S 
 
 |{aiii, .liiliii 
 
 Ciiiiiiiiiiifxs, .loiiii 
 
 CliiiM'li, (Miarlfs 
 
 ("Iiiinli, .laiiiL's 
 
 ('rai^, Annie 
 
 Hall, William 
 
 Uiinio, Dr. 
 
 Hall. IVlcr 
 
 Ki-nip, I{<v. .1 . 
 
 Marslnill. I!. S 
 
 .McKcai;!', .I<ilin 
 
 McKi'iiHc, IJiiliiTl 
 
 I'allcis.iii. \V. II.. 
 
 I'atli'isdn. Iln^ili 
 
 I'laiiclic, {''ri'ilcnck ... 
 
 KotliiMii, Rev. J 
 
 Uavcralt, .Jaitu's 
 
 Kiivfiaft. William 
 
 Suilor, (JiMiru't' 
 
 ISui'or. David 
 
 Wilson, William 
 
 1- ^ 
 
 ,1 nil 
 I no 
 
 L' (HI 
 
 A on; 
 
 •_' IKli 
 
 .MAMi;.S. 
 
 Arnold. Mr 
 ('oxen, Wil 
 
 -. .Iidm. 
 liam .1.., 
 
 1 (MiliCoxcn, (ii'orjic 
 
 .1 III! ' ('ummiiij^s, .Alex .. 
 
 •1 iiiil !,("iininiiii;>s, W. \... 
 
 I (Kil I (iiir(;nnimiiiL;'s. Thomas 
 
 mi' ICuMimi 
 
 10 
 
 ;)0 
 
 (III 
 no 
 no 
 
 (10|, 
 
 iioj. 
 oo| 
 
 00 . 
 
 no'. 
 
 IMIl 
 
 mil 
 no' 
 r.ol. 
 noj. 
 00 ■ 
 00 ' 
 
 a (III; 
 
 •1 on 
 
 10 (10 
 
 .1(1 00 
 
 I'.<1 
 Hd 
 
 I 00 
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 1 
 
 s, Livings 
 
 ir. riimnas 
 
 ir, l!o;itMt 
 
 !• (l,L;ar, llcnrv 
 
 l'"ri/,zi'l. David 
 
 Kidd. l!o!ifit 
 
 I\ihi;', lU'ni y 
 
 Kiiii;' .\ndi<'\\ 
 
 .MrConml, William. 
 
 McWca, Andivw 
 
 00| Niivi'iit, .lidia 
 
 llii'l.N'no-cnt. S.'imiud 
 
 .. ||\V'o,k, .lanu's .. 
 
 ...JAVo/k. Mrs. .lanius . . 
 no AValkins, .1., snr 
 
 \\ atkins, .)., Jill- 
 
 2 (1(1 
 
 2 nol 
 
 no 
 
 no, 
 onl 
 on' 
 
 (in; 
 
 (I0| 
 
 on 
 no 
 
 0(1 
 
 no 
 nil 
 no 
 
 00 
 
 on 
 
 00 
 
 on 
 
 Ml 
 
 no 
 no 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 on 
 
 
 8 c. 
 
 I no 
 
 '1 (III 
 
 •1 111) 
 
 00 
 
 on 
 III) 
 
 00 
 
 no 
 
 
 in 
 
 
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 - 
 
 on 
 
 2 00 
 
 Total .^ITT 00 $101 00 
 
f 
 
 238 
 Bishop \Villi;mis' Mcinoriiil Mis.sioii ImukI. — Coutunied. 
 
 ^^iL'OhET AND I.()l'ISi:\ llil.H.— Iii:\. T. L. IjAM.. 
 
 NAMI'.s. 
 
 - I' 
 
 
 ,'5 
 
 N'AMKS. 
 
 2 ^ 
 ~ '." 
 
 III 
 
 I -"^ <■• i 
 lituii'jlil lui wiinl li'diii 
 
 hist V(Mr .. I I. ill im! 
 
 I!mI1. I!rv. T. I., iiihl i 
 
 Mis. (^imI) 
 
 M.-('.iir>vy, Mis, T ' ! (m 
 
 .Mi'l'iifiVc'v, Cliiis. jr... I I (111 
 
 Lnl i.-<Ks ii.i.i;. 
 
 
 I>,niic, Mrs. A 
 
 1 (Ml 
 
 Diiiiii, T. il 
 
 ,1 0(1 
 
 L.'iw ric, Mis 
 
 • Ill *!0 Mcrrifk. Mis 
 
 I.rlic.l, Mrs 
 
 .1" no Si l,i»uis, W.\> 
 
 I 'Ml ,S|. Lillli,-. I'lll WlUll 
 
 I 00 Tunii'r. .Ii-ssii" 
 
 I I'lii iirr, Jaiiii-s 
 
 'riu-iit'r, ICilwMiil 
 
 I 11(1 
 :, (Ml 
 
 I (III 
 
 ,1 (II) 
 
 I III) 
 
 I (10 
 
 II .1(1 
 
 I .Ml 
 
 I IKI 
 
 I IKI 
 
 = -9 
 
 S I'. 
 
 I 0' 
 
 .1 II 
 
 I II 
 
 I I) 
 
 II ,■- 
 
 I (I 
 I (I 
 
 Tutiil. 
 
 .si7(i til': §120 (10 
 
 Bishop's Cor/LKdK, LnxxoxviLLii:. 
 
 
 
 
 XAMi;S. 
 
 A 
 
 Sll 
 
 innlllll 
 
 i.scrilic'd. 
 
 Amount 
 |iaiil. 
 
 
 licv. 
 
 . Dr. 
 
 Ill nil f'h t, f ni'\V;i 1(1 •*.*. 
 
 S ct.S. 
 
 i;;ii iH) 
 
 s els. 
 lU III) 
 
 A tlilllH. 
 
 Cliul) 
 
 liii ('>7 
 
 Alitiiilt. 
 
 
 
 10 (K) 
 
 
 Total 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 i:;ii iMi 
 
 m; h7 
 
 A(n'Oi\ Vale. — Rev. L. V. AVuutele, Kector 
 
 NA.MKS. 
 
 ^1 
 
 2 S 
 
 lirtjwii, Dr. (' 
 
 lirown, .Mis 
 
 Dion, Mrs. S 
 
 Frii'iid A 
 
 (Jodtri'v, -Miss 
 
 Iliiiil.s, K 
 
 Hinds, Miss 
 
 WeJls, Geo. B 
 
 * 
 
 ('. 
 
 .> 
 
 (Ml 
 
 *> 
 
 (III 
 
 11 
 
 ;":() 
 
 1(1 
 
 00 
 
 (1 
 
 'J.. 
 
 1 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 *-J 
 
 
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 2 '5 
 
 NAM lis. 
 
 '^' V 
 
 o'S 
 
 c ^ 
 
 
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 .-) 00 Widls, .Miv. J. i; 
 
 ;! 00 Wiirtcic, l!cv. li. V, 
 .■)() Wiirtok", Mrs. I>. ().. 
 
 10 OoljWiiitcU', .Mi^s 
 
 (1 L'.ViWiMlclc, Arlliur. 
 I 001 Wdrlck', limitLT. 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 0(V Toliil... 
 
 •"S I'. 
 
 1 (0 
 
 2 LTi 
 I (10 
 ) 00 
 (I fill 
 .^0 
 
 ,S2'.» 00 
 
f 
 
 239 
 Bisliop Williivuis" Mt-moriiil MisKion Fund— 
 
 St. IJaknauas' C'lU'ucii, A<i\i:s,--Mi;. 11. V 
 
 -Continued. 
 \. Ai.iiito. 
 
 1 
 
 \ A M KS. 
 
 « '/J 
 
 <■= 
 
 '/J 
 
 !5 <•■ 
 
 (I 00 
 
 < "* 
 
 .1 oil 
 
 NA.MKS. 
 
 X "C 
 
 • 
 
 
 All.K., II. W 
 
 k.llv. W. .1 
 
 S <'• 
 
 ,) 00 
 .1 00 
 
 :; 0(1 
 :; 00 
 
 S V. 
 
 •.\ 00 
 
 ,f 
 
 AlliKi. Miiiy 
 
 Allti'o. Aliti' 
 
 A lull cw ), iMi'>i 
 
 (i (10' 
 
 : 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 i; (10 
 
 1 (Ml Kelly, .las 
 
 1 (Id; Kcir, Miss Annie M... 
 
 l,..il»l:mle 
 
 1 
 
 Ilailrv. .1. T 
 
 liiiil.'V. .). S 
 
 |!;.ll,'.Mis 
 
 ( 'lll'llT. M VA 
 
 
 |,au lie. T 
 
 II .'lO 
 
 
 
 (i (Mil 
 1 Od' 
 
 2 (Mi 
 
 M.-Leou .Mrs. K 
 
 I'aisiMis, Mis 
 
 Stevens, l'\ 11 
 
 1 (10 
 1 00 
 
 :; 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 
 1 (Ml 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 (.'li'vi'litnd. Mr. \- .Mi'-i. 
 
 1* 1 lll'o'll M M IS 
 
 ;; (Ml 
 
 1 00 
 
 Wrielit, .Miss K 
 
 Total 
 
 1 (10 
 
 1 (10 
 S20 00 
 
 '.: 
 
 l'"t)>li'i', .Mrs 
 
 Iliillirotilv. Mr 
 
 1 (Ml 
 
 1 (Ml 
 
 iiSill hW 
 
 
 1 
 
 (i (Ml 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 IUrfohd.— lli<:y. G. H. A. AlriiiiAY. 
 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 H "J 
 
 Amount 
 paid. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 ii 
 
 2 '5 
 
 'H 
 
 Amount 
 paid. 
 
 
 Hron;_r|it forward rnnii 
 Ill-it rcnort 
 
 $ c. 
 21() 00 
 
 Si (Id 
 
 2 00 
 I 00 
 
 l'i;i!UVi;()i!o'. 
 
 lirvaii, Alirahani, jr., 
 (1st) 
 
 1 6 ..■• 
 
 i 
 
 ^ c. 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 : 01) 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 
 ni.wil.i.i;. 
 
 Hrvan. Fred 
 
 dill, ( !ci)ri''f '1st) 
 
 
 I'l/vHii, Miss Kdith, 
 (l^t) 
 
 1 
 
 
 Wallser. II. F.(lst) 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 i Od 
 1 (10 
 1 (Ml 
 
 Walker Mrs II V 
 
 
 .loliiisoii.Wiiliaiii (Isl) 
 
 Mavhcw, .\. A (1st) ..' 
 
 MiiVrav, lii'v. (!. II. i 
 
 A. ('1st) ! 
 
 jWalker, Miss l.uev... 
 AValker. Roherl (1st). 
 Walker, William (1st) 
 
 St. Lawuk.vci-;. 
 
 i 
 
 ] "• 
 
 
 .'■( IK 
 
 1 (M 
 
 2 (M 
 
 
 
 Smith. U.(;.(lst) 
 
 Swaili's. Samind (L'lid 
 W'lii'lit, Sarah 
 
 1 
 
 
 i 
 
 I Oi ■(''iiiiiiin"hani. Win. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 ("ndl 
 
 1 
 
 ."> 00 
 
 
 
 1 V-'"U 
 
 Total 
 
 j 
 
 j... 
 
 
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 ,¥111 00 
 
 
 
 i; 
 
 m 
 
t 
 
 240 
 
 
 IMshop \Yilliams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 CoATicooK.— Canon Fostku, Ueotoii. 
 
 1st IvEPOUT. 
 
 !) • 
 
 [1; 
 IB I 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 Austin, Hi'iijiuiiiii 
 
 Ayliiij;-, Aiitiie 
 
 Avliiij^. Jusit' 
 
 Andrews, S. \V 
 
 ('liurcliill, .laiiu's 
 
 DouirliiTtv, Alicliiiel... 
 
 Kisk'e, ,1. J 
 
 I''()sti'r, l{ov. Canon... 
 
 Ili.^lo]), John 
 
 Jainit'ssun, Air. ,1 
 
 ^3 
 
 a "> 
 
 NAMKS.. 
 
 :i sj 
 
 s 
 
 v.. 
 
 Id 
 
 (Ill 
 
 (1 
 
 ;")(! 
 
 (1 
 
 •id 
 
 2 
 
 .".(1 
 
 ;') 
 
 (to 
 
 1 
 
 r>(i 
 
 ;') 
 
 (Id 
 
 1(1 
 
 (Id 
 
 1 
 
 (Id 
 
 1 
 
 r)(i 
 
 Ill llllj 
 
 (I ;')d; 
 
 (I .^d' 
 
 '2 ;")(l 
 
 .") 0(1 
 
 I ,)(l 
 
 ,j (10 
 
 Id (I 
 
 iii'illicad, Annie 
 
 .Mead, .lusepli 
 
 .Mills, Ariliur 
 
 Xoiloii, .A. (> 
 
 Olilsehla^er, llariiel.. 
 
 Wehsier, W. V, 
 
 ri'uiniscd hy the Con- 
 LiTejiiilioa in l>;i.'i... 
 
 ^ <•• 
 
 I (1(1' 
 
 1 (id{ 
 
 2 ,")0| 
 2 dllj 
 
 .') (III! 
 
 ."id iidi. 
 
 2'5 
 
 -1 
 
 ■t 
 
 $ 
 1 
 
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 (ID 
 
 I 
 
 (III 
 
 2 
 
 .■in 
 
 ') 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 5 
 
 (10 
 
 (Ml 
 
 ,-.o| 
 
 Total SHXi i'Oi S .'>0 00 
 
 COMPTON. — Rev. G-. H. rAKKi:K, ItKCTOU. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 S. JaMKS" ('()N(i!!i;(!A- 
 TID.V. 
 
 AnonyinoMS 
 
 Drake, (Jarey 
 
 Doak, \V 
 
 Friend A 
 
 Pallister, Richard. .. 
 Parker, liev. (J. II.. 
 
 Keneaii, .Mrs 
 
 tSniitii, ilrs. C 
 
 Wetherall, Fred. S., 
 
 CO-Ml'TON liADlKS' 
 Coi.l-KliK. 
 
 Cochrane, Miss . 
 
 Hruuse, .Mrs 
 
 \'oiinjr, M:ss 
 
 Jlurphy, Miss 
 
 Dniiii, Mis 
 
 Fiske, xMiss ... 
 JJnrgess, Miss E.. 
 ]5urgess, Miss F.. 
 
 
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 < "5 
 
 S c. 
 
 (10; 
 lid 
 dll| 
 (10, 
 
 (Id 
 iiiii 
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 lo 
 I 
 
 (I 
 10 
 
 (10 
 00 
 0(1 
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 0(1 
 00 
 I 2:'} 
 
 ^ <-■ 
 
 1 d'.l! 
 
 NAMHS. 
 
 
 till: 
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 (Hi: 
 lllll 
 lid' 
 
 on 
 Oil 
 ou 
 on 
 I II 
 nil 
 
 lirooks, .Miss M 
 
 Chiindi, Miss L 
 
 Foster. Miss (J 
 
 Fiske, Miss L 
 
 Fiske. Mi-<s N 
 
 Ilolidav. .Miss (i 
 
 Ive-, .M'iss .M 
 
 Hoiiliston, .Miss .\ .... 
 
 Jackson, .Miss 11 
 
 Keiih, .Miss I! 
 
 .Medlie, .Miss F 
 
 I'oiM', Miss F 
 
 Pojie, .Miss F 
 
 Po/.er. Miss 1, ... 
 
 Pozer, Mi.ss T 
 
 Read, Miss W 
 
 jRowand, .Miss F .... 
 
 jRowaiid, .Miss I) 
 
 |St,. Denis, .Miss (1 .... 
 
 St reel, .Miss M 
 
 Wadlei-li. Mi-s F... 
 Welch, .Mis,. .\1 
 
 Total 
 
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 1!,^ 
 
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 II 2.) 
 II 25 
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 25 
 
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 50 
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 241 
 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Fmid.—Coniinued. 
 
 CooKsniRE.— Rev. A. H. Kobertson. 
 
 jVndcrsoii, Mrs 
 
 A. M. 15 
 
 FreiK'li, Mrs. Jo'in .... 
 
 French, A. D. U 
 
 I-Io{it;'t's, A loiizo 
 
 Hopkins, .Mrs 
 
 Hiuitin, .Mr. und .Mrs.. 
 
 lluri], V. A 
 
 Ladies' Guild, (.Johii- 
 
 ville) 
 
 iMowle, cstiito hitc 
 
 Mi.ssH 
 
 Mowle, ostiitc l;ite 
 
 Miss M 
 
 Oakcs, F. J 
 il'()p(>, R. H, 
 OiiJ'opc, M.-s. 
 (Ji()l^i'rl.-;o;i, 
 ;■) ()0| RobiTtsoii, .M 
 1 (lit Ta\l()r, W'llt 
 ID 00^' Taylor, .Miss 
 iTric^;ve, Mi 
 'Wilford ,Mrs. 
 (iii|^Ur(iuliardt, F 
 
 Total.,, 
 
 Danville.— Eev. T. Blaylock. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 
 
 
 *-- 
 
 H 
 
 Blaylock, Rev. 'i 
 Heriiard .Mrs. K 
 Cleveland, (i. F 
 Cleveland. (^C, 
 Foster, .Mr. and 
 (i. K 
 
 M."i\ 
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 s 
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 100 
 
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 00 
 00 
 
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 JIarining, Major. 
 
 as ... 
 
 
 
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 (Ml S])ier, Dr. 
 
 10 (i!i riiiirlier. C. R.. and 
 
 Son '. 
 
 I W'iulleii^li, .Mrs 
 
 WadleiKh, Miss 
 
 Total 
 
 §'8 
 
 $ c. 
 U 00 
 
 i 
 10 oo' 
 Id oo! 
 
 r> 00 
 
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 5 00 
 
 $41:! oo: SI 41 3t 
 
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 242 
 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 
 Drummondville —Rev. F. G. Scott. 
 
 m 
 
 m 
 
 ml 
 
 I 
 
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 NAMES 
 
 Doyle, Frod 
 
 Hcbfi-t. D 
 
 Hehert, L. F 
 
 Lackie, Alex 
 
 jrolsiin, II rs. John 
 
 Reay, Wm 
 
 Rohius, K 
 
 Scott, Rev. F. G... 
 Sutherland, D 
 
 NAMES, 
 
 WatkiiKS, i:d 
 
 Wiitkiiis. Wilfred 
 Watkitis; W.,1. ... 
 I 2.) iWi:i;lit, Albert ... 
 Wiifrht, (Miarles 
 (i(l|j"\Vrij;ht. Edimiiii 
 (I 
 
 Total 
 
 Durham. — Rev. D. Horner, Rector. 
 
 'S e 
 
 Atkinson, George 
 
 Atkinson, Mr.^. J. J ... 
 
 Chinch, C 
 
 Davidson, \V 
 
 Dowd, Philip 
 
 Dowd, James 
 
 Horner, Rev. D 
 
 Hail, Mrs. Wni 
 
 Hall, Gertrnde 
 
 Johnston, IkMny 
 
 Johnston, George 
 
 Johnston, Alexander.. 
 
 Johnston, Lizzie.. 
 
 Johnston, A. W 
 
 Lyster, Miss 
 
 Lyster, C. A*^ 
 
 ^ c. 
 
 (•' iini [Lyster, P. 
 
 2 0(1 
 
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 ;; oi»j 
 
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 12 1)1) 
 
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 J 00 
 5 00 
 i DO 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 2:> 
 
 5 00 
 
 •Manshridge, Mrs. E... 
 26 Montgomery, James.., 
 
 10 Montgomery, Ruliert. 
 
 ' .Montiionierv, S 
 
 MeCrae, .Mi's. F 
 
 4 DO I'utriek, J 
 
 1 00 Placev, .M;'s. F 
 
 I Plova'rt, Mr 
 
 'Stevens, W. R 
 
 i Stevens, U. >.. 
 
 1 00 Stevens, William 
 
 1 01! Trenholm, Mrs 
 ] oo: Wakeheld. !■ 
 25 
 
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 .5 oo' 
 
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 1;V' 1,') 
 
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 ;'. DO I 1 00 
 
 2 00| 
 
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 2;")! 25 
 
 1 00 j I 00 
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 Sll 15 
 
243 
 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Vvind.— Continued. 
 Hatley.— Rev. A. Stevens, Rector. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Biicon, F. (J 
 
 I>;i('on, -Miss 
 
 IJayley.F. E 
 
 Ba,K Mif!., 
 
 Ba. liV •>' .. ... 
 Carti. i, ... 
 
 Kiirl ;ii' 
 LeHaruii, M. W 
 
 
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 NAMES. 
 
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 s 
 
 L'. 
 
 I DO 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 .-io 
 
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 r)Oj 
 
 a 00 1 
 
 1 (M) 
 
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 LeBaron, E. IL... 
 
 I (l(i:,.Miill()iiey, F. W.., 
 
 1 JlillMurrav, W. G .. ., 
 
 I OO! Stevens, Rev. A., 
 
 ') Jo;iTlivvnites, Thus.., 
 
 ■^ 00;!\Veriton, Miss 
 
 1 oi.ji 
 
 ;^ Ooli Total 
 
 $ c. 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 to 00 
 
 15 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 .".0 00 ! 
 
 
 •S c. 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 15 00 
 
 10 00 
 1 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 S105 00 S fiO 00 
 
 Lennoxville. — Rev. A. C. Scartii. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 S i 
 
 ]5aker, Mrs. (J 
 
 Jiaker, W . \V 
 
 liaitk-tt, .Mis. .)(ilm.... 
 Hartlett, Mrs. Cliarlcs 
 
 Bartlett, Miss (J 
 
 liurge, .Mrs 
 
 iiowii, Tlius 
 
 ^ c. 
 
 2;-. 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 < () 
 
 .\. 00 
 
 JWowii, Mrs 
 
 (,'assels, .Mrs 
 
 Cloiij^li, S. 1. 
 
 Darby, Win 
 
 Darby, Mrs , 
 
 Dai by. Miss Fanny. 
 
 Darliy, i{osa 
 
 Dai'bv. .Miss 
 
 Dav.'Mrs. Fnd 
 
 Klkin.s, Mr? , 
 
 Farr, .Mrs. .Icilm 
 
 Fr.\ e. .lames 
 
 Frye, .Mrs. .lolni 
 
 Friend , 
 
 Friend 
 
 Friend 
 
 (ianisby, Miss 
 
 (iarvin, Mrs .C 
 
 fiuild. St. (leoi'ge's , 
 
 Hale, E. C 
 
 Hall, Mrs. F. II 
 
 Harrison, Mrs 
 
 Henry, C. S 
 
 Howland, Mrs 
 
 Hndsjiith, .Mrs , 
 
 Hull, .Mrs 
 
 
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 (> 
 
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 25 
 
 I 
 
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 50 
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 10 001 
 75 i 
 
 50 
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 Kennedy, .Mrs. S 
 
 MaeDungall, C. S .... 
 
 .Maskery, .Mrs 
 
 .\Iilelieil, Jlobt 
 
 .Moe, .Mrs 
 
 .Molson, .1. D 
 
 .Morris, .Miss M. A 
 
 Nicolls, Mrs 
 
 Pearton. .lames 
 
 I'l'iTy, S. W 
 
 P()\e\', .Mrs 
 
 Ri'ad'y, Mrs 
 
 Readv, .Misses and Mr, 
 
 A. G 
 
 Reed, Edward 
 
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 3"3 
 
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 ^ c. 
 ;>, 00 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 25 
 
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 $ c. 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 10 00 
 
 25 
 50 00 
 
 ;! 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 00 
 
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 Scartli, Rev. A.O. 
 
 
 
 .Jidmston, Mrs. E... 
 Kerr, Miss E 
 
 1 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 U0( 
 
 25' 
 
 oo' 
 
 1 oo; 
 
 50' 
 
 1 50| 
 10 
 
 50! 
 
 1 ooi 
 
 •shnter, .Mrs 
 
 Simpson, Mrs 
 
 Speid, II 
 
 Sterlitif!^, .Mrs 
 
 SterlinjT, Mrs. Wni.... 
 
 Stevens, E 
 
 Smart, ^liss 
 
 rurner, .Mrs 
 
 Warren, Jliss 
 
 jWhite, C. S 
 
 Wilkinson, Rev.B. G. 
 
 Witfo-ett, C. F 
 
 AVilson, Wm 
 
 Wilson, Mrs, 
 
 5 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 20 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 5 
 
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 20 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 11 
 
 00 
 
 r.ii 
 
 5 00 
 
 2 50 
 
 2 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 Yates, Rev. N. P. 
 
 Total. 
 
 5 00 
 1 00 
 1 
 
 5 
 
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 00 
 15 00 
 H 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 15 00 
 
 $302 85 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
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 00 
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 1 00 
 5 00 
 
 $257 35 
 
 :;':i| 
 

 244 
 
 & 
 
 
 I H 
 
 Bishop "Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 Magog.— Rev. R. C. TAMr-\ 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Call. Mi.'^s Jennie 
 Fisk, Mrs. Austin 
 Fniser, Tlionias 
 Hall, Miss Funny 
 
 Jmld, Mrs 
 
 Lafrenaye, Mrs .. 
 Linilsay, Miss — 
 
 $ ( 
 
 1 00 Parker, Miss 
 
 2 0(1 Tiunhs, Rev. R. 
 
 1 (10 Tiivlor, Miss .Jessie.... 
 1 (10 Wiiitehead.Wni., Ksq 
 L' 01 ' 
 
 20 OO' Total 
 
 --. — 
 
 '_" r 
 
 -:~;^n:u_=" 
 
 
 
 4J 
 
 5:2 
 
 
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 11 
 
 -n-2 
 
 
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 s 
 
 c. 
 
 S e. 
 
 r> 
 
 00 
 
 ') 00 
 
 ;;o 
 
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 :!o 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 (!0 
 
 ;;o 
 
 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 §100 
 
 00 
 
 $ 70 00 
 
 Richmond and Melbourne.— Rev. James Hephurn. 
 
 2nd Report. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Amount 
 subscribed. 
 
 Amount 
 paid. 
 
 Brought forward from last report. 
 
 Aylmer, Col ■•• 
 
 Lyster, Pliilip 
 
 Siitliorland, J. C 
 
 Swanborough, A 
 
 S c.| 
 4r)9 00 
 
 Total. 
 
 110 00 
 
 ]0 00 
 
 .') 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 ;'.. 00 
 
 >; 150 (10 
 
 •"J ];',.") 00 
 
 Waterville.— Rev. E. A. W. King. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Waterville Congregation. 
 North Hatley ' ' 
 Eustis " 
 
 Amount 
 paid. 
 
 Total . 
 
 $ c. 
 
 8 00 
 
 3 00 
 
 •t 00 
 
 $ l;i 00 
 
 
245 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission ¥ mid.— Cuntinued. 
 SiiEiiURooKE.— Rev. Canon Tuorneloe. 
 2nd Report. 
 
 ii.; 
 
 NAJIKS 
 
 I5n)ii,i;iit fdiward from] 
 
 lii.st, rcpdi ' 
 Aslio, Mis. 
 IJall, -Mrs 
 IJeiuiett^, Miss A 
 15niui, Ml 
 ]?()\veii, Mr. (1). 
 bottom, Mi'rf.. . 
 Kil<:cll, Mrs 
 Kdncy. Mr 
 Farwc'll, Wm 
 Fletcher, Mrs 
 Frienil. A 
 Friend. A 
 Hale, Miss 
 Ilaiiiel, Mrs 
 lleiieker, II. AV 
 Ifiillimd, Ml 
 lldllaihi, Mi.-s.... 
 I Flint, Mrs. W. J 
 
 Hunt, .Mrs 
 
 liaw reiiee, Mrs. H. D.i 
 LawreiK'p, .Mrs. K. ' 
 F.iOU,i;heed, Mrs 
 
 liOinaw, A. Ci 
 
 Ijonias, Mrs 
 
 liVster. .Mr. .Tames 
 Maedoiialii, Mrs... 
 Martin, Mrs. G. R 
 .Merchant, .Mrs 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 0(1 Morkill, .Mrs. James.. 
 
 (i(i,:Nutter, Mrs. C. H 
 
 (lO|,Odell,Mrs 
 
 ...iiOdell, Miss 
 
 O0![Plant, Miss 
 
 OdjjPrice, .lames 
 
 (Ij Price, Mrs. W 
 
 0()|Ridout, Mia 
 
 0(l|Rul)ins, Mrs. R. X 
 
 0(1, Robinson, Mrs 
 
 ()0;,Short, MLss 
 
 OOJStokes, Mr. .John 
 
 OO'Strickiand, Mrs 
 
 ('0[|Symines, Mrs 
 
 7.)i|Tt mple, Mrs 
 
 OOijThompson, Mrs. F. C. 
 0(i: Walsh, Mrs , 
 
 OOlWigjrett, J. A 
 
 0(i!|Wif,'j;ett. Mr.s. AV. H.. 
 
 0(i;|WiFco.\-, Mrs 
 
 Wilson, John 
 
 0(ij|Wi liter, Alexander 
 
 oO;|\Vinter, Miss 
 
 Wood, Mnjor 
 
 Worthington, Mrs. A, 
 OOJ! N 
 
 Small sums 
 
 Total 
 
 C TO 
 
 S c. 
 
 '2 0(1 
 
 1 00 
 .5 0(1 
 
 2 0(1 
 
 10 00 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 .JO 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 10 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 5 00 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 5 00 
 
 2 00 
 15 00 
 
 2 00 
 2 70 
 
 !i!il727 45 
 
 a . 
 
 S c. 
 
 2 00 
 
 1 00 
 5 00 
 
 2 00 
 I 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 00 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 5 00 
 
 50 
 
 1 00 
 5 00 
 
 2 00 
 15 00 
 
 2 00 
 2 70 
 
 S1416 45 
 
 r Ml 
 
 ..;- 11 
 
246 
 
 Bishops Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 Brompton. — Rev. J. C. Cox. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Brought forward from 
 
 last R('i)ort 
 
 Addison, W. .1 
 
 Addison, .John 
 
 Addison, Mrs. G 
 
 Knapp, David 
 
 Knapp, Mrs. David..., 
 
 Knapp, Mrs. A. II 
 
 Knapp, Myrtle B... 
 
 Riches, Mrs. Wm 
 
 ^'V, 
 
 V 
 
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 ;? 00 
 
 ] 00 
 ;'. 00 
 1 00 
 
 50 
 
 ■^ 
 
 
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 25 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 M 
 
 110 
 
 .1 
 
 no 
 
 1 
 
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 :} 
 
 liO 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Riciu's, Miss Lillic 
 
 Titus, R 
 
 Variicy, Mr. & Mrs, E, 
 
 \'ai'iii'y, Liila 
 
 Ward,"!. D 
 
 Ward, W. H 
 
 Ward, George L 
 
 Total 
 
 2 S 
 
 8 06 
 25 
 
 .> < I I .) 
 
 2 "3 
 
 £3 p4 
 
 C. 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 00 
 25 
 
 ;i 00 
 ;i 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 $5:5 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Brought forward from 
 
 last year 
 
 Allen, Miss 
 
 Briggs, Mr. A. A 
 
 Brooks, Robert. 
 
 Cox, Rev. J. C.(lat).. 
 
 Grant, J. C 
 
 Jameson, R. S. (1st)... 
 Lockston, Geo. (1st) . 
 
 C.I 
 
 58 (»0 
 2 00 
 5 00 
 2 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 § C.;| 
 
 I Knapp, N. A. (1st) 
 
 I McLean, H. (Is)t 
 
 ?, on McLean, A. (1st) 
 
 2 (10 .Morev, Walter, (1st)... 
 
 5 (lO.Kichc.-:, Beiij 
 
 2 00 Rose, .loseph, (1st).. .. 
 
 6 oo; Stevens, Gardner, (2dj 
 
 2 00 Wiieeler, E. 
 I 00 
 75 
 
 1 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 S c. 
 1 00 
 4 00 
 
 1 :■.;{ 
 
 2 00 
 1 00 
 .[ (10 
 
 :•. 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 Total .S 71 00 S .-iO OS 
 
 Tape Cove and Perce.— Hey. W. G. Lyster. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Amount 
 sid)scril)ed. 
 
 Amount brought forward from last year. 
 
 Baker, Mr. James, (2ad) 
 
 Baker, Mr. John 
 
 Lyster, Rev, W. G., (2ud) 
 
 Tuzo, Elia-, (Perce), (2nd) 
 
 Total 
 
 ,> c. 
 
 ;;0M 25 
 
 ;5 00 
 
 Amount 
 paid. 
 
 S c. 
 
 211 75 
 
 ;',;! 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 4 00 
 
 $28.'5 75 
 
247 
 
 Bishop Williams' Homorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 Gaspk Baslx.— Rev. J. P. RTnu^roND. 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 sr. 
 
 — m 
 
 Auiiott, Win., 
 Aiiru'tt, W. (r 
 
 AniK'tt, Joliii J 
 
 Aiiiictt, ]i. K 
 
 Aiiiictt, Felix 
 
 Anin'tt. Ricli.inl 
 
 l?ovlo, Arthur 
 
 Olarkr. David 
 
 (Jolliii, ("liai'li'S. 
 
 (^odiii, .loim. (li. ('.).. 
 
 Collin, Ahraliam.. 
 
 ('(iflin, .Jolm 
 
 (Joilia. AhiuM' 
 
 ('olliii, McGrcKitr 
 
 Oofiiii, i)<'iii;imiii 
 
 CoHiii, Ivfuhoii 
 
 (.'olhirf, A. 1-: 
 
 1 
 
 01) 
 
 2 
 
 (1(1 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
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 •■) 00 
 ;■) 00 
 
 ;; 00 
 2 00 
 
 I 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 ooj 
 ;! 00 
 
 2 00 
 10 00' 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 (10 
 
 oo' 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 l... 
 
 2 00 
 
 1 oo| 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 10 00 
 
 Daviji, Jolm 
 
 Frimi.l, A 
 
 Le Gros P. E 
 
 .Marquanil, Mr. Le 
 
 Millfr, R. D 
 
 MiiUcii, John 
 
 I'attorsou, Ijaiiglin.... 
 
 Patterson, Joseph 
 
 [Patterson, Peter 
 
 |Richmoiul. Rev. J. P, 
 
 .Suililard, iSamuel 
 
 ISuddard, Walter , 
 
 |Tripp, Joseph, sr 
 
 Tripp, Joseph, jr 
 
 Total. 
 
 0) 
 
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 o 
 
 
 
 
 
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 8 
 
 
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 a . 
 
 Paspebiac and New Carlisle. — Rev. E. B. Husband. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Bisson, Mrs.. 
 
 iVisson, Daniel 
 
 liossy, John 
 
 Bouillon, E. A 
 
 Clemont, .Fohn 
 
 Fanvel, Wni. L. B... 
 
 Ilanunon. W 
 
 Husband, Rev. E. B. 
 
 lluHliand. Mrs 
 
 Johnston, .Mrs 
 
 Komjill'er, W. Ij 
 
 Le Biocq, J 
 
 -o I - 
 
 o r 
 
 s 
 
 c. 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 I 
 
 00 
 
 I 
 
 00 
 
 ■i 
 
 00 
 
 b 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 .5 
 
 00 
 
 f) 00, 
 10 OOi 
 
 OOi 
 00 
 00 1 
 
 53 
 3 c, 
 
 < 
 
 s 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 I OOjLe Gallais, Edmund ., 
 
 1 0()||Muriay, Mrs. B 
 
 1 OOjJNewnian. Henry.. .... 
 
 3 00 Robin, Collas ic Co... 
 oo'iRomeril, Geo 
 
 Ronieril, E. R 
 
 R.iy, Oswald 
 
 Sheppard, Wni 
 
 Melntyre 
 
 10 
 
 0(1 
 
 f) 
 
 00 
 
 25 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 1 
 
 .■J 
 
 00 
 
 I 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 <-^ 
 
 Total. 
 
 3 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 20 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 ] 
 
 00 
 
 5 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 $112 50 
 
 -r-j 
 
 5 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 20 00 
 10 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 5 00 
 50 
 
 $112 50 
 
 t il 
 
 ill: 
 
I V 
 
 IB' 
 
 248 
 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 Peninsula and Little G-ASPi;. — TIev. H. A. Brooke. 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 PeniusuUi. 
 
 Annett, Louis 
 
 Annett, Joiin 
 
 Annett, 0. T 
 
 Annett, P]d 
 
 Annett, Henry 
 
 Annett, Fred.'. 
 
 Aseah, (Jcorge 
 
 Ascab, Alex, 
 
 Ascab, Ed 
 
 Ascab, Anj^us 
 
 Ascali, E. y 
 
 Ascab, Ricb 
 
 Ascali, Fred 
 
 Ascab, Jobn 
 
 Ascab, Henry 
 
 Ascali, Amassa 
 
 Ascab, Cbas 
 
 Ascab, Jobn 
 
 Ascab, Wni. J 
 
 Ascab, G ... 
 
 Ascab, Wm. U 
 
 Ascab, Ciipt. Jobn. 
 Ascab, Jobn Neil... 
 
 Ascah, Robert 
 
 Ascab, Lewis 
 
 Ascah, Alpb(!ug 
 
 Brooke, Rev. H. A.. 
 
 Brooke, Miss 
 
 Bayne, Rev. N. M... 
 
 Coffin, Lutlior 
 
 Coffin, Ed %.. 
 
 Coffin, Geo 
 
 Coffin, Philip 
 
 Coffin, Felix 
 
 Lemesiirier, Peter 
 
 Lemesurier, Alfred .... 
 Lemcsurier, Hemy.. .. 
 
 Miller, Jobn 
 
 Miller, Wm 
 
 Miller, James 
 
 Miller, Felix 
 
 Miller, Ed 
 
 Miller, Wm. J 
 
 Miller, Richard 
 
 Miller, Walter 
 
 .Miller, Wyndbam 
 
 Miller, Wilbert 
 
 Miller, Geo- Walter.,.. 
 
 S e. 
 
 2 (HI 
 
 (III 
 
 -';) 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Amount 
 .subscribed. 
 
 Amount 
 paid . 
 
 Miller. Vrtbur 
 
 $ c. 
 
 2 (10 
 1 (10 
 1 00 
 
 S c. 
 
 Miller. Fred C 
 
 2 ,^0 
 
 Miillin Robert 
 
 
 Mulliii Pliilii) 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 Mulliii, Alfivd 
 
 Mullii), Ijt'njamiii 
 
 1 (10 
 
 2 00 
 t 00 
 2 00 
 1 (10 
 I 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 I'iiillips, (Mia.-! 
 
 Scliilliiij^, Tlieresa 
 
 West, AVilliam 
 
 2 (10 
 I (10 
 I 00 
 
 Little Gaspe. 
 
 
 llartlett, Chas 
 
 Dolbell, Alfred H 
 (iavey, Abraham 
 
 (Javey, jinuii'l 
 
 Giivcy. Klias 
 
 fia\ey, Joseph 
 
 L'.'lGavey, Isabella... 
 
 1 iM.ij Jolnistoii; John... 
 Luca.s, Elias 
 
 1 0(1 LeMotte, Oliver. . 
 .'» 01' IjeFevie, Francis 
 ;; 00 i'itoii, -lobn 
 
 Price, Freil . 
 
 Price, Kolit., jiir 
 
 Price. Thos. Jl 
 
 jPri(,'e, l{obt., sen 
 
 .Prii'c. James 
 
 iRoberts, riaimiel 
 
 |i-!olierts', Ale.v 
 
 Ivdbert:?, Robert 
 
 l!o!ierts, Joiin. Jiir 
 
 Roberts, Daniel 
 
 I'obert-i, 'riioinas, siir. 
 
 IRoberts, Clement 
 
 |liobert.>^, Thomas, jiir. 
 
 jRobert.':, Wm 
 
 ■lioberts, Josci>h 
 
 jRoberts, TIkjiiuis 
 
 iRoberts, Juiin, snr 
 
 Tope, Roger 
 
 Viberl, Francis 
 
 West. John 
 
 00! 
 
 00 
 
 (10 
 
 00 
 
 0(1 
 
 (1(1 
 
 (1(1 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 •)0 
 
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 00 
 
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 00 
 
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249 
 
 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Inmd. — Continued. 
 Sandy Beach.— Rev. G. P. Harding. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 o'F: 
 
 -^-i 
 
 .1. 
 
 Hi 
 < 
 
 Jlrou;,'lit forward from 
 
 lust yeiir 
 
 AU'Xiuuler, H 
 
 Alexaiiiler, Williuin... 
 
 Alexiiiidor, Mrs 
 
 AlexfiiHler, Miss 
 
 Aloxaiider, I'lius 
 
 AU'Xiiiidt 1', Miss I'] 
 
 Aloxdiidor, IMiilip 
 
 Asciil), (li'O 
 
 (jfU'ter, Mrs. 
 
 Cuimuiii.ij;, .Alex 
 
 (Juinniiu^', Mrs. J 
 
 Donovan, (• 
 
 Donovan, H 
 
 Gait, Jas 
 
 % 
 92 
 
 1! 
 
 (I 
 
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 (III 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Gallicban, John. 
 
 Ilat'kett. ('co 
 
 \lfred . 
 
 .")Oj|llarhonf, 
 r)(l||llarl)nur, 
 lhul)our, 
 
 j(l. 
 
 llai'diiiif, 
 llardin'x, 
 
 Mrs. A 
 
 Fri'd 
 
 Uev. G. P. 
 Mis 
 
 liC llmiuct, ,Tolin . 
 
 1 (Kl'j.McKca, Alex 
 
 .)OjjMiillin, AltiLM-t ... 
 
 .')(! Suddanl, Kdward. 
 
 2,-.i'Sii<ldanl. H 
 
 *^'^ 
 
 ^ SJ 
 
 2S 
 
 rn 
 
 ^ C. 
 
 MY. 
 
 2o 
 
 .■)(), Snddard, W 
 2J:;Tlioin|i.son, A. 
 .^oJWil 
 50 
 
 lanison, A. 
 Total.. 
 
 <, c. 
 (I 2.') 
 50 
 25 
 50 
 25 
 5 0) 
 .') 00 
 50 
 50 
 25 
 50 
 
 25 
 
 1 00 
 25 
 50 
 
 S'.t;^ 50 ' S:i2 75 
 
 Magdalen Islands. — Rev. J. Ball. 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 Ball, Rev. J.. 
 
 Ball, Mrs. J. 
 
 Ball, Miss 
 
 Ballantyne, J 
 
 Jii'St, llohert 
 
 Bnck, .lolniD 
 
 Hnck. Mrs 
 
 Bufk, Wni. I) 
 
 Buck,Juhn A 
 
 Bnrke, Artt'inas.... 
 Bnrkc, William .... 
 linrkc, Thomas ... 
 Cassidy, James .... 
 Cassidy, .John J . 
 
 
 
 [Goodwin, Charles.. 
 
 |,reaii, T'hiliit 
 
 |Kcatoii, lloliert 
 
 Keatoii, Jolin 
 
 iLesiie, \V. (i 
 
 [jcslie ('has. .V 
 
 McLean, .lacuil) 
 
 .Mo('()iniiek', 1. 
 
 Mc(,"alliim, Geo 
 
 Mel'hail. .Veil 
 
 .McLean, naniel — 
 McLean. J. 1! , 
 
 Cliukc-^, Xornian 
 
 ('larke, Simeon 
 
 Collins, James 
 
 (Collins, Mrs 
 
 Collins, Mis. Tho.s , 
 
 Dickson, Thos 
 
 Gaudin, Philip 
 
 Goodwin, M , 
 
 Patton, Richard 
 
 Pattoii, .lames i 
 
 Patton, Daniel j 
 
 iRankiii, .lolm , 
 
 .Savaij^c, .lolm P. .... .| 
 
 jTnrnhnll, Peter i 
 
 jVaiiBarnweld, A.S.D. 
 Worth, Mr 
 
 ^ c. 
 
 I 00 
 
 1 (M) 
 
 I 00 
 
 I. 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 i 50 
 
 I on 
 
 I 00 
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 I 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 I 00 
 1 00 
 
 ;; 00 
 
 1 00 
 5 00 
 50 
 
 0-; 
 
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 I 00 
 I 00 
 I 00 
 I 00 
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 00 
 
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 i 00 
 1 00 
 
 Total i $81 00 $81 00 
 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
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 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Fund. — Continued. 
 ?Ihioa\vake and Pokt Daniel.— Rev. 0. (i. Nicou.s. 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 SlIKIAWAKI. 
 
 Allan, J. S 
 
 Almniid. .liis 
 
 (MII'.IOIT, (' 
 
 (jiitrnoii, (i 
 
 liOdiilliiis, Kdwtl... 
 liL'(i!illjiis, ImIiiiiiik 
 Lediillrti*, .1. A ... 
 Nicoil.-!, ]U'V. G. (!. 
 J{()l)iiisuii, Kdwiird. 
 
 Skene, F 
 
 Skene, J. T 
 
 Skene, AV 
 
 Skene, .loiiii 
 
 Sullivan, David 
 
 Sullivan, T 
 
 Travet^s, J. M 
 
 Travces, .J. N 
 
 Travees, K. P 
 
 Port Damkl. 
 
 Ahier, F. W 
 
 Behee, J. P 
 
 Bisson, Charles 
 
 Dow, .lames 
 
 Dow, .Jas., jnr.. 
 
 Dow, N. L.'. 
 
 Lander, Mi.-^s ... 
 iMcGee, D. 15.... 
 McKeuzie, W .. 
 
 C "1 
 
 f.-- 
 
 S 0. 
 
 1 01 
 
 1 (H 
 
 1 .'■)( 
 
 I (1(1 
 
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 I (K 
 
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 i'lO 
 
 
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 ■\ (i( 
 
 8 (i( 
 
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 ;'. 0( 
 
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 I (i( 
 
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 I (i( 
 
 ;! (i( 
 
 ;i uo 
 
 S P. 
 
 I 
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 (I 
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 I 
 
 >> 
 
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 '.'0 
 
 I 
 
 (I 
 
 
 
 XAMES. 
 
 I 
 
 McKenzio Miss 
 
 McKen/.ii', K 
 
 Uoss, Andrew 
 
 Sullivan, .loliii 
 
 Sweetmaii, .Mrs .... 
 Sweetnuui, Mis. F 
 
 fi'A.NSI': .MX (lASfO.NS. 
 
 lAcleson, P 
 
 Acleson, T 
 
 JAeteSfMl. W 
 
 jAliiei, 1','uiMiind 
 
 'Ciiedore, .). Adam .... 
 
 IGhedore, J. T 
 
 (Ijuddre, .f. W 
 
 Ciiedore, P 
 
 Chedore, T 
 
 (Miedore. \\ . P 
 
 Ciiedore, .J.. I 
 
 Cru/.ier, .1 
 
 Dugnav, .1. Adam .. . 
 
 LeKem re, A 
 
 lieiMai(|uanil, lllias... 
 Le.Mai(|uand, V,. P.... 
 Roliiii, Collas k Co... 
 Tardil, R 
 
 Total 
 
 
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 Ill 
 
 (10 
 (10 
 
 (Id 
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 0-2 
 
 $ 
 
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 I 0(1 
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251 
 
 Bishop Williams' Momoriul Mi.ssioii ¥ mid.— Continued. 
 SUMMAKY TO DATE, March, 1894. 
 
 SOURCKS. 
 
 IV\TI!A-I*AII()(III.\I, • — 
 
 Till.' I, Old l!i-ll(i|) ol' (^)llcliFC. 
 
 Tlio \'l'ii Ai'f'liilciicmi lldc... 
 Tin- l!cv. i)r Moiiniiiiii | 
 
 Kiii,Maii(l 
 
 I'.T II. ill. !•;. J. l'li,;o 
 
 l^lKliKC ClTV : — 
 
 Till" CiitluMlial 
 
 Si. .M.iltlicw's 
 
 St. Micliiii'l's 
 
 St. I'liiil's 
 
 St. PcIlt's 
 
 St. Mary's, .Montmort'iicy 
 
 (!lllllll ilcllllTd' A;^suc 
 
 Mi;(i.\NTir DisTiMCT 
 
 is'.i:; 
 
 a 
 (I 
 
 iJoiiri,' Louis, 
 
 J''r;i!iii)t()ii, 
 
 Inverness', 
 
 Let'ils, 
 
 liovis, 
 
 New Livcriuiol, 
 
 Xicolc .. 
 
 liOuiscviUc 
 
 iV)rtii('ur, iH'.i;;..... 
 
 Iiivit'rc (111 Loiij), '' 
 
 St. Sylvi'sicr, " .... 
 Valcartier, " 
 
 St. FiiANcis I»istui(;t: — 
 
 Iiisli()i»'s Cul!i'i:e, i.cii- 
 
 no.willc 
 
 Acton 
 
 Agues 
 
 15iU'f'oi'(l 
 
 liariislon, is!i;; 
 
 Cuatirook 
 
 Conipton 
 
 (^()ol<siiire 
 
 Diinvilie 
 
 DruninioiHlvilli' 
 
 Dnihfini 
 
 JIatlcv 
 
 Herefonl, KS'.i:; 
 
 Kingsey, 1S',K5 .. 
 
 Le.ino.xvilk' 
 
 Amount 
 8iib.^('i'Uied. 
 
 !? <■• 
 
 ;".(l(l 00 
 1(10 00 
 liOO 00 
 
 21 :',:> 
 
 ;;, I'.iH 00 
 
 7,7S() 7."> 
 
 11,111 so 
 
 ■100 7.') 
 
 L'(l,» 00 
 
 Km 00 
 
 l.'iO 00 
 
 no no 
 
 :)() 7;') 
 
 ;;l'| 00 
 
 177 00 
 
 2S .'((I 
 
 120 00 
 
 170 00 
 
 !■! so 
 
 so 00 
 
 no 7i) 
 
 7 00 
 
 i:!0 00 
 
 (it aO 
 
 L"J 00 
 
 21(i 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 ;)2 40 
 
 ;■,(;(■. o(» 
 
 .)i;! 00 
 
 4:i 2.j 
 
 72 I.-. 
 
 ior> 00 
 
 6 00 
 
 .'ia 00 
 
 ;!02 85 
 
 Amount 
 piiiii. 
 
 s 
 
 c. 
 
 ;;.">:! 
 
 :;( 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 To bo 
 
 coUoi'teil. 
 
 S c. 
 
 uk; <i(; 
 
 21 ;!,j 
 s,:;o4 i>i 
 
 2,ti7(; 00 
 7. CIO 7.''. 
 
 ii,;;i2 
 
 HO 
 
 ;i;M 75 
 
 210 00 
 1 1 5 00 
 150 00 
 
 (iO 
 50 
 
 :;is 
 lot 
 
 2H 
 120 
 
 120 
 
 4t 
 
 15 
 
 SO 
 
 7 
 
 f)0 
 75 
 00 
 
 no 
 
 50 
 00 
 
 0(1 
 
 so 
 
 (10 
 00 
 00 
 
 8() 07 
 20 00 
 2!) 00 
 111 00 
 10 00 
 50 00 
 
 ■M) yo 
 
 l:tl 00 
 
 141 I'.t 
 
 41 25 
 
 14 15 
 
 (iO 00 
 
 (i 00 
 
 53 00 
 
 257 35 
 
 I Total 
 
 re<'i'i|its frum 
 Districts. 
 
 ^ 
 
 S22 
 
 00 
 
 140 
 
 00 
 
 102 
 
 00 
 
 ilii 
 
 00 
 
 55 
 
 00 
 
 52 
 
 00 
 
 n 
 
 00 
 
 7;! 
 
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 ")0 00 
 
 ;;5 00 
 in 75 
 
 44 50 
 
 1(15 00 
 
 50 00 
 15 50 
 
 175 
 
 00 
 
 271 
 
 nn 
 
 >> 
 
 00 
 
 5S 
 
 00 
 
 45 
 
 00 
 
 
 45 
 
 50 
 
 8,902 23 
 
 22,439 30 
 
 'J78 05 
 
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 Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission Vnnd.— Continued. 
 SUMMARY TO DATE, April 1st. 1804. 
 
 SOURCK>S. 
 
 Sr. Fkascis DiHTuicT. — 
 C'oiiliniifd. 
 
 Ma^og 
 
 Xewport. is'.i;; 
 
 Riclinioiid and .Mt'll)Oiiiiio 
 
 Slieilirooki' 
 
 WiitiTvitle 
 
 AViiulsur and Hroniptoii .. 
 
 (JaSI'K DlSTItK'T : — 
 
 Cape Cove and Pcrcu 
 
 (ifisito J^asin 
 
 Malhaii', ISiC! 
 
 Paspcbiac and Now Car- 
 lisle 
 
 Peninsnla and IJttle 
 Gaspe 
 
 Sandy Heacli 
 
 Slii.i;a\vake ; 
 
 Maj^dalen Islands 
 
 Total 
 
 Amount 
 subscribed. 
 
 AinonnI 
 paid. 
 
 To he 
 ] collecf,ed. 
 
 KM) 110 
 
 2.') .'),') 
 
 ■t.^!» (id 
 
 1.7-'7 1,-) 
 
 li') (t(l 
 
 Us 76 
 
 ;{3;i 2/) 
 
 <.))> DO 
 
 71 .^o 
 
 112 .JO 
 
 lit;-. .SO 
 
 y;; :,i) 
 
 81 00 
 
 140 00 
 
 7fi 00 
 12 h:> 
 
 ]:;:> oo 
 1,11(1 1.) 
 
 l.'i 00 
 
 '.t2 a;; 
 
 2s:; 7a 
 
 :!s 00 
 
 71 ."iO 
 
 112 :>» 
 
 110 10 I 
 
 .•i2 7.^ ! 
 
 si 00 I 
 
 SI 2.1 
 
 c. 
 
 :!ii 00 
 
 1.-! 00 
 
 .■!2l (to 
 
 :!ll 00 
 
 Total 
 
 ■eeei|itH from 
 
 Districts. 
 
 S c. 
 
 M 42 
 
 40 ,'.0 
 :,H 00 
 
 8.') 10 
 (iO 7.') 
 
 2,s,VI 9!) 
 
 (II 7.') I 
 
 S;!y..vis CI : ,$;{(;,oi<,i ;{2 
 
 .'^ ;i,4ii'j :!2 
 
 sii ir, 
 
 ;j(!,oi!) ;i2 
 
 hr 
 
 A. J. Balfour, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 i 
 
 
 I liercby certify that tlie sum wliich has np to date been deposited in the 
 Union Bank of Canada, to the credit of the Bishop Williams' Memorial Mission 
 Fund, inclusive of interest, is thirty-six thousand four hundred and twelve dollars 
 and seventy- two cents. 
 
 Quebec, March 30, 1804. 
 
 J. Gr. BiLLETT, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 II' 
 
 Ki 
 
253 
 
 RkPOUT OV TIIK CoUnKSl'ONDINO COMMITTEK OF THK DOMESTIC AND FotlKKlN MlS- 
 
 flioNAnv SociKTY or TIIK Ciiuucii (IF KN(ir,.\M) IN Canada, koh tiik vkaii 
 
 ENIMNt! .'ilST JlI.V ISiC!. 
 
 Tlie coiitriliiitioiid towanlji Missiourf diiriiijj tlie year cii .dl :i|.^t July IsiC 
 iiinoiiiit to $;i()S..t:i more tliiui tlioie of llic pic vion,>( your. T.'is will appear front 
 tlic rollowiiitr tulilo : 
 
 TAIlll.All STATKMKNT. 
 
 Doimstif, 
 
 I''()i'i'i<'ii ., 
 
 Tot;ll 
 
 |Si)2. 
 
 § l(ili« in 
 22.01) HO 
 
 ^ :ii)r)8 74 
 
 ISO.I. 
 
 5! 1!t<:) 01 
 2;i02 111 
 
 S i;!27 2:? 
 
 rricrensp. 
 
 S 2:i« 10 
 •; lio, 111 
 
 Till' i^iiiii siiows itsi'ir I'hiuliy in tlie coiitrihiitidiis to Donn'stir ^^i,ssiond, thoiiy,'li 
 till! K()n'ii,'ii Kiiml Ins iilsoinailc some advaiict-. Wliilc inakiiijj tliig uniioiiiu'oincnt 
 tlio ('oiiiiuitti'o must ajxaiii ur<j;(M)ii all the need of oucrgy ami lilicrality. it' llie 
 IMoct'se is to take its [iroptT siiarc in Mission work. 
 
 Tlic (U'tails of till! Domestic Missions arc as follows: 
 
 TAIIiri.An STATKMKNT. 
 
 (li'iioral purposes.. 
 
 Ai^onia 
 
 I!ii|ierl's Land 
 
 ■ Sii-;kat('liewaii. 
 
 ('al-;iiT 
 
 <,>n'.\puelie 
 
 Moosoiiee 
 
 Atlialiaska 
 
 .Mackenzie River... 
 New Westminster. 
 
 is- 12. 
 
 l8i»;-i. 
 
 In crease. 
 
 Decrease. 
 
 S 70S 21 
 i J 24 2ti 
 
 8 747 00 
 CM ::>' 
 
 27:. H 
 
 J 0.3 50"" 
 
 .") (10 
 ."> 0(1 
 
 5 on 
 
 24 0(1 
 
 (i."i 2,") 
 
 .§ ;!.s 711 
 
 11)0 12 
 
 
 2.Ht 47 
 
 .S 8 ')« 
 
 20 r)0 
 
 100 (10 
 
 1 -M) 00 
 
 p.rso"" 
 
 20 .■)() 
 2.') 00 
 
 ;!."■ 00 
 
 
 
 :to 00 
 
 j 2.. 00 
 I 11 ;')0 
 
 12 fill" 
 
 (;."■ 2,". 
 
 20 00 
 
 
 
 3ir.it8 01 
 
 >;ii)3."> 1 
 
 1? .'uo 10 
 
 104 0() 
 
 S 104 (Hi 
 Decrease. 
 
 1 
 
 8 2:'.o 10 
 
 Xet increase. 
 
 While on tile wliole the year's results are encoiirai^inj;, still it is a matter of 
 re.u'iet thiit more has not been done for the aid of the. N'. \V. Dioce.«es, whoso 
 jiressiiiij; claims and whose ^rowinfj importance, already recognized, have hccii 
 so evidently hronght home to lis ijy the recent happy union of the Church 
 throiighout the Dominion. 
 
 The Committee have pleasure in recording;' the success of the work of the 
 Woman's Auxiliary for the year ending .May IS'j:), and they desire to draw 
 attention to the report of part of this work which is ajjpended. (page 2()1) 
 
 Quebec, ;iOth December, lS9:i. 
 
 A. H. QUEBEC. 
 
 GKOIUiK LaMI'SON, 
 
 Acting Sec'y Treasurer, 
 
I? 
 
 !| 
 
 I* ■ 
 
 ]^ 
 
 D> 
 
 254 
 
 DIOCESE 
 
 Domestic and Ftjroign Missionary Ccnnmittoo in account with 
 
 Expenses 
 
 Forwaf ied to (k-iieral Treasurer : — 
 
 1SI)2. 
 
 •24tli October S 120 00 
 
 S U 7:> 
 
 is9;i. 
 
 2n(l March, Voucher 10 00 
 
 nth •' " ]0L'2 12 
 
 Lotli " " 10 00 
 
 20tii " '• '. f) ;;o 
 
 nth Mav. " 5 00 
 
 2(Hh Jul'v, " .jSl) ,Vl 
 
 With yearly statement 
 
 J3ala:a",' un hand, including §;):;. .")() interest to 1st Aug. Is'J." 
 
 sKiil !t2 
 2. ".(if) :'.! 
 
 195 !t7 
 
 84r)."4 ;»5 
 
 Examined and louud correct, 
 Qii'.''.ec, olst August 131:J. C. Judui:, Auditor. 
 
255 
 OF.QUEBEC. 
 
 Acting Secretaiy-Treasurcr, for year ending 31st .Inly 18015. 
 
 FonEKix Missions. 
 S. P. G. :- 
 
 Ccneral puniosi'S 
 
 iMissSliciiock, .Inpaii Dioc. W'3Aux..!i;7o 00 
 
 •■■ Smith " " 75 00 
 
 For last year " " •' "" 
 
 $ 
 
 $ c.j $ c, $ c. 
 798 30 
 
 155 00' 
 
 Hishop'^ work ill Coroa, Quebec Catliedral 
 Yoiinu- Ws Uilile ("lass 
 
 St. Paul'riCoi. ,Madai;ascar, B's Col., Len- 
 nox ville. 
 
 Zenana, Dice. ^V's Aux 
 
 S.P.(M<. General piiriioses, Levis, AV's Aux,. 
 Church Mitsion. Society, (Juebec, Trinity... 
 '' " Itaihioi' Forges 
 
 Wycliffe Japan Fund, Quel)er. Trinity 
 
 Uinippiopriated. Quebec, St. Michael's 
 
 Jews, Parochial .Mi-sion 
 
 do Londt)!! do 
 
 DOMKSTIC MiS.SION.S. 
 
 General purposes, out ot which i^iiAo for In- 
 dian Homes 
 
 AlK'cinia (General Fund 
 
 f l)isiioi)'s Special Fund 
 
 Slii.end '250 00 
 
 •' •• tVoni I). W's. Aux....' 50 00 
 
 27 00| 
 
 41 87 290 20 
 
 108S .50 
 
 u 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 _^'^" 10 ooi 
 ...'.'.'.. 15 00 
 102212 
 
 2140 62' 
 ,231 55 I 
 
 ! 20 02 251 57 23i>2 19: 
 
 747 00 i 
 
 (11 l^-T-' 
 
 2 S.5. 
 
 5 58 
 102 30! 
 
 300 00 ; 
 
 12 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 Shinowaiik Home, St. Peter's. Quel). 
 Kev.'A..I. Voun^r, N. Bay, D. Ws. A 
 <;t- ^ ^Mission debt, Dioc. Ws Aux i ' 75 o Q r.c^o .-^s 
 
 Algonia W. and O. Fimd | ^ '■'-^ "0 
 
 Rupert's Land : — 
 
 Dioc. Ws. Aux 
 
 " '' St. Piiul's School 
 
 Quebec, St. Jlatthew's, for Sioux Indians... 
 
 Caljiary, Dioc, Ws Aux., child, Piegau lie- 
 serve, of wiiich .'i<.'iOtr()m Catliedral. 
 •' Dioc, Ws. Aux,, Indian Homes, 
 
 I'lcuan Ueserve 
 
 " Dioc.' W's. Aux., Uev. F, Swainson,! 
 
 Piegan Reserve ; 
 
 '•■ t^Hiebcc, St. Matiiiew's. Ws Aux.j ; \ I 
 
 Sehool,Ka<i-le iiilisCam , Gieidien \ | f^ • 
 
 " SherbrookeW's.Aux, Siircer Reserve | jjriLi:' 
 
 Qu'Appelle, Dioc, Ws Aux ; ! ' 
 
 Mackenzie River, " " ' ' { 
 
 Athaliasca, " " - ' ' ' 
 
 !\Ioosonee, '* " 
 
 New Wcstminstdr, 
 
 I 77 50! 
 
 l.'iO 00 
 
 i G8 41 
 
 85 50 
 
 i 
 25 OOj 
 
 8 OO' 
 
 614 38 
 
 275 91 
 
 Cr. 
 
 S c. 
 
 " " Iml.llosp.,' 
 
 §40. Chinese Teacher SlO.;. 
 " Sherbrooke, St, Peter's, j 
 
 proceeds of lecture by B. of New \Vestm.,,,l. 
 
 Amount of contributions duriiiu; year '■ 
 
 Balance from last year. $174.22,— Interest to 
 March i).''-, S4.1o"!— Interest from IstMarchi 
 to 1st Augiist '93, i?2'.l.40 1 ■ 
 
 Total , 
 
 50 00, 
 
 I 
 
 15 25 
 
 193 50 i 
 
 5 00; 
 
 24 00 1 
 5 00 
 5 00 
 
 05 25 1935 04 
 
 4327 23 
 207 72 
 
 .S4534 95 
 
 George Lampson, 
 
 Acting Sec'y-Treasurer, 
 
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 THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY 
 
 TO TIIK 
 
 DOMESTIC AND FOUEKJN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 
 The Annual Report of the Woman's Auxiliary, for the 
 year ending May 1898, contains the ibllowing information 
 and record of its growth: — 
 
 Seven new Branches ha\'e been organized, making 
 twenty-seven Senior Jki^nches. two sub-divisions, and six 
 Junior Branches. 
 
 The education of the daughter of the Rev. A. Allman, 
 Diocese of Aliroma, has been continued. 
 
 The sums of $100 for the Lady Missionary at St. Paul's 
 Industrial School for Indians, Diocese of Kupert's Land, and 
 $50 for the I'iegan Reserve Home were paid, as promised. 
 
 Quebec's share in the expenses of Miss Sherlock, our 
 Canadian Medical Missionary to Japan, which amounted 
 to $150, was also contributed. 
 
 The l{ev. E. AVilson's Indian Homes received a fair share 
 of assistance, and $41.87 were sent to the Zenana Missions. 
 
 Money has been sent in varying sums to Algoma. Atha- 
 baska, (.^u'Appelh% Moosonee, McKenzie River, Saskatche- 
 wan, (Calgary and Rupert's Land. 
 
 The sum of $351.36 was contributed to the Memorial of 
 our beloved and revered Bishop. With this amount we 
 were enabled to procure three sets of Altar Vessels, which 
 were sent to the Bishop of McKenzie River for use in his 
 Diocese. 
 
 $157 were collected for the Bishop of Algoma's travelling 
 expenses ; and $75.50 for Algoma's Mission Debt. 
 
 The total sum raised was $2,208.03. 
 
 Those parishes in this Diocese which have not formed a 
 Branch of the AVoman's Auxiliary are earnestly invited to 
 do so at an early date. 
 
 For further information, address the Diocesan Corres- 
 ponding Secretary, Miss L. H. Montizambert, 22 Mount 
 Carmel street, Quebec, 
 
 Edith Carter, 
 
 Dio. Rec. Sec. 
 
 Quebec, January 12th, 1894. 
 
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262 
 
 DORCAS REPORT. -QUEBEC BRANCH. 
 
 Branch. 
 
 BAIiES, ETC. 
 
 MlHHIO.VAUY. 
 
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 Coniptoii 1 barrel. 
 
 Cook.shu'e 
 
 Druiimiondvillo 
 
 East HiUley 1 bale. 
 
 Iuvcrnes.s 1 bairel. 
 
 Ireland. Upper 
 
 Ireland, Lower 
 
 Lenuuxville I bale. 
 
 (I ] II 
 
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 Peier'ri.. 
 
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 Richmond and Melbourne. 1 
 Richmond and Mell)ourne 
 
 .lunior lii'aneh 1 
 
 Iliviere-du-Lonp 1 
 
 Sherlirooke 1 
 
 St. (ieorgc's, Heauce 
 
 St. Sylvester . 1 
 
 We.st' Frampton 
 
 Windsor Mills 1 
 
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 bale. 
 
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 '\'awan<>sh Home Alj^onui. 
 
 I'areei not eompli'ted 
 
 i'ilkliorn Indian School Rupert's Laud. 
 
 Parcel not completed 
 
 Parcel not compl<'t('d 
 
 Outfit for liniian ij;ir! In i'ie- 
 
 K'an Home. ('algary. 
 
 Rev. I). .McDonald Saskatchewan. 
 
 Parcel not completed.. 
 
 i'arcel not completed 
 
 Wawaiioih lloim' Algoma. 
 
 Vear'.^ outlit for Caroline 
 
 Anthotiy . " 
 
 St. Paul'.s Industrial School.. Rupert's Laud. 
 
 No report 
 
 Mrs. Pinkham Snskatchowan. 
 
 Mlkhorn Indian Seiiool Ilnpert's Land. 
 
 R'>v. J. Settee Sa-;k!itche\Vii.n. 
 
 Ui'v Alfred Coolv Rupert's Land. 
 
 Rev. (JilbiM't Cook. .. Manitoba Lake. 
 
 Mr.-;. Pinkham Saskatcliewau. 
 
 Rev. Malcolm Scott 
 
 Rev. W. A. Rnrman Rupert's Land. 
 
 Mrs. (Lisdale " 
 
 Rev. Malcolm Scott Sa.skatcliewau. 
 
 Rev. Owen Owens Qu Appelle. 
 
 Kiklioni Indian Si'hool Rupert's liandT 
 
 Rev. F. Swainsiiii, lljooii Re-!crve. Calgary. 
 
 Indian Home.-;. Sauit.'^t. .Marii-.Algoma. 
 
 Rev. II. O. Stocken, Sarcee Reserve, (Jalgaiy. 
 
 Rev. J. II MeLeod Algotua. 
 
 Rev. .1. H. McLeod '•• 
 
 Rev. F. Frost " 
 
 \Vawano-;h ILuue " 
 
 Rev. Anio: ( iieen spoil d Xewfoundlaud. 
 
 Rev. W. A. l')urman Rupert's Land. 
 
 Parcel not comj»leted 
 
 Shing\\anlc Home .Mgonia. 
 
 Parcel not comj)leted 
 
 Rev. ,]. HiuijheliU'e Calgary. 
 
 WURTELE, 
 
 Dorcas Secretary, 
 
 Q. D. W. A. 
 
263 
 
 REPORT OF CHURCH HELPERS' ASSOCIATION. 
 
 1"^ The third annual meeting of the Association of Church 
 Helpers was held in the Church Hall, on Wednesday, 
 January 17th, at 2.30 p.m. There were 45 members present. 
 The President opened the meeting; with prayer, and after 
 the usual routine, the following- resolution was moved by 
 Mrs, liichardson, seconded by Miss Edwards, — That the 
 reports of the Secretary and Treasurer be adopted, and that 
 they be printed in The Mornini: Chronkle, the same Church 
 papers as last year, also in the Dhceaan Gazette. — Carried. 
 Moved by Mrs. Carter, seconded by Mrs. Forsyth, — That 
 the members of the Association of Church Helpers desire to 
 place on record their sense of the loss they have sustained 
 in the death ol Mrs. Edwin Jones, a Vice-President of the 
 Association since its formation, an attendant at the 
 meetings, and at all times a ready helper. The members of 
 the Association further desire to convey to Mr. Edwin 
 Jones and family, their sincere sympathy in their bereave- 
 ment. — Carried unanimously, all standing. 
 
 The following oflicers were then elected for the ensuing 
 year : — 
 
 Patron — The Lord Bishop. 
 
 Honorary President — Mrs Dann. 
 
 President — Mrs. Colin Sewell. 
 
 Vice-Presidents— Mrs. Blanchet, C^athedral ; Mrs. Carter, 
 St. Matthew's ; Mrs. Forsvth, St. Michael's ; Miss Edwards, 
 St. Paul's ; Mrs. Morgan, St. Peter's ; Mrs. Wallace. Trinity. 
 
 Secretary— Mrs. P. Patterson Hall. 
 
 Assistant Secretary — Miss E. Patton. 
 
 Treasurer— Mrs. E. A. Hoare. 
 
 Executive Committee— Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mrs. E. Sewell, 
 Mrs Ainslie Young, Mrs. Winheld. Mrs. G. R. White, Miss 
 Montizambert. 
 
 Advisory Committee— Captain Carter, J. Hamilton, Esq., 
 
 J. C. More, Esq. 
 
 Auditor— J. A. Ready, Esq. 
 
 The meeting then closed. 
 
 Cakoline M. Hall, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
264 
 
 THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF TlIK ASSOCIATION OF T'lIURCH 
 HELPERS, — JANUARY, 181)4. 
 
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 The work oT this Associutioii has ^oiio on ([uictly and 
 satisliictorily duriniif the past year, and \v»' sincerely Imst 
 its iisei'ulness has been I'eh tliroumhoul llie Diocese, I'roui 
 the (liferent missions, ol" which apju-als are constiiutiy 
 coming' in, and also uratelul letlers are received by us. in 
 acknowledgment oi' help which it is our privilet^'e to ••ive. 
 "We number 1»0 members, 70 ot whom hold mit<'-boxes ; 
 with regard to the latter, we reuret that the number of 
 members who hold th-'m is not larger, and there i< also 
 difficulty in collecting some of the boxes. These are called 
 in three times a year, at oiu; Annual and two (leneral 
 Meetings. As you are aware, our Association depends 
 greatly upon this source lor funds to carry on its work, 
 and, however small the amount put into each box, still 
 every little helps. 
 
 Two general meetings, one in May and one in October, 
 ten Committees, and one special meeting have be*Mi held. 
 "We regret very much having no representatJNc from 
 Trinity Church at our Executive meetings. '[ wo members 
 of that congregation have been ask«>d to lill ilie position, 
 but have declined, and, therel'ore, this congregation has not 
 been represented at our monthly Committee meetings. 
 
 The collection for the Church Society was again under- 
 taken by our members, and. for this past year, it has iallen 
 oft slightly. AVe thiidv this is chielly owing to a special 
 collection having been made during the yenr. i'or the 
 Memorial Mission Fund ; and also, tlirouuh tlie deatli of 
 some members of the Church Society, who have always 
 contributed liberally to its funds. 
 
 It is with much sorrow we record the death of four of 
 ourmembeis :~ Mrs. E. A..Iones, on(»ofour Vice-Tresidents ; 
 Mrs. Charles E. Levey, ]Mrs. i^arrow and Miss Harrii't Ste- 
 venson, all of whom took a great interest in the work of 
 our Association. 
 
 Our Annual Fair was held on the 20th S<^pt(nnber, Their 
 Excellencies the Governor-General, and Countess of Aber- 
 deen honored it with their patronage. The result of the 
 sale was most sati>iactory. 
 
 Parcels of clothing, gilts of money, house linen, cutlery 
 and furniture have been sent to ditferent clergymen, but 
 applications have not been made so much for these, as for 
 
265 
 
 Church furnishings, altar cloths, lair linen, stoles, etc. We 
 wish to lako this opportunity of thanking- the auvnts of 
 (lillercnt lines of sleamhoals for their kindness in deliverinjr 
 parcels free of cliar^c, and also to the members of St. 
 Matthew's (luild for the work done gratuitously by them. 
 
 HEliEN 8EWELL, 
 
 Cakot.ine M. Mall, President. 
 
 JSecrelary. 
 
 rh:pokt of executive committee. 
 
 February — A set of fair linen to Rev. J. Rothera, Leeds. 
 An altar cloth and dossal for mission of Hopetown. 
 
 ]Mar('h — A carpet ior Church at Peninsula. 
 
 April — A g-reen stole to Rev. W. J. Forsyth, two lanterns 
 for Churcli at Way's Mills, set of Comm union vesst^ls for 
 Church at Beattie's Settlement. 
 
 May — At general meeting, renewal of grant of $60 to a 
 clergyman for education of his children. $15 to Rev. J. 
 Sutlii'rJand. for repairs on Church at St. Sylvester. $20 
 towards purchase of a bell for Church at Way's Mills. A 
 casscck and surplice to Rev. J. Richmond, Gaspt'. Fifty 
 dollars to the Clergy House of Rest, Cacouna. 
 
 June— A set of solid silver altar vessels to Gaspe, that 
 mission contributing $20 towards its purchase. A crystal 
 iliiaon to Church at Fast Angus. An altar cloth to St. 
 John's Church, Pury. Material for repairs of altar cloth, 
 St. Sylvester. 
 
 September — $10 towards repairs on Church at Bourg 
 J^ouis. ^Material for curtains for mission house at Labrador. 
 An arm chair, barrels of papers, toys for Christmas tree for 
 same mission. Altar cloth for Churcli at L'Avenir. 
 
 October — Set of plated altar vessels for the use of the 
 missioiuiry travelling among the Magdalen Islands. $17 
 towards purchase of bell for Church at Fitch Bay. Lantern 
 to same mission. A cassock and white stole to Rev. J. C. 
 Cox. $20 towards expense of putting a furnace in Church 
 at Stanhope. 
 
 November — A pocket Communion set and fair linen for 
 parish of Windsor Mills. At a special meeting, $20 were 
 voted towards furnishing new mission Church at Hereford. 
 Violet stole to Rev. W. .1. Forsyth. 
 
 December— $10 towards purchase of carpet for Holy 
 Trinity, Levis. 
 
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 .Tanuiiry — A cassock and surplice to lay reader in Rev. 
 W. Adcock's parish, Fitch Hay. 
 
 We wish to mention, tliat in most cases, whore grants 
 havo been made to parish«'s for bells, or where altar cloths 
 or altar vessels liave been i^iven, these parishes have been 
 jjlad to C()ntri})ute a portion oi'the expense. 
 
 IIkLEN SEWEMi, 
 
 Caroline M. Hall, President. 
 
 Secretarv- 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Trea8Uiier\s Account. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 HaliUK'c from 1S!)2 .?:'.".ii SL' 
 
 (^nlli'ctidii at Anniiiil 
 
 .Mccliiiij; <• •''■> 
 
 Iiitoicst in .Siiviti;rs Rank, 
 
 .Miiicli 1st, 12 C.J 
 
 MiMiil.efs" F.M«s IS 1)1) 
 
 ('oiiti'tits (>(' .Mitc-I5()X(".« IC.:! 0(i 
 
 Proceeds of Aiitmiil .Sulc 2Tt) si 
 
 DONATIONS. 
 
 The \V\iho\) of (,)iK'hpc ssio Oi) 
 
 Miss Ayjiies Mfowiie, Kufj- 
 
 \iuv\: 1" oil 
 
 " A Kiifiul'' .') Ill) 
 
 Misses Pri.'e ;'. OH 
 
 Monibeis of the Associa- 
 tion 2 8.J 
 
 Rev. (1. IIai'(iiti<(, towai'ils 
 
 altar v('ss"is 20 OH 
 
 Rev. .1. V Kiciinioiiil. to- 
 
 wiinis altar vessels 20 00 
 
 Rev. .1. Rotliera, towards 
 
 altar vessels '> on 
 
 Rev. .r. Ball, towards altar 
 
 vessels 5 00 
 
 .Mrs. Fuller, toward.s altar 
 
 cloth .' T no 
 
 ST S,^ 
 
 Total «901 .^5 
 
 30th Dec, 1S9.'?, balance S24S 22 
 
 Rev. n. S. Fuller. Crant 
 
 rtev. W. A. and Mis. Adcock.. 
 
 Ilev. .1. Dehliaife.. 
 
 Ilev. (Ji'i). Siitl.crlaiid 
 
 Uer. (i 11. A. Murray 
 
 Rev. V. II. IJrookes 
 
 Ven. Archdeacon Uoe 
 
 Rev. Isaac Tiioinpson 
 
 Rev. W. A. Adcock, towards 
 
 inirchase of litdl 
 
 Clergy House of Rest, t'acouna 
 Two setts of sterliiifr silver 
 
 altar vessels 
 
 Guild of 8t. .Matthew, formate- 
 rials 
 
 (Jlover k Fry, for felt 
 
 Simons for linen 
 
 llendery Hi lipslie, Montreal, 
 
 three setts of altar vessels.... 
 F. T. Thomas, tliice lanterns.. 
 Expenses in connection with 
 
 Annual Sale 
 
 .lames Ferry, for ehiiir 
 
 T. Xorris, j^lass fhiKons 
 
 T. (Jummini^'s, ash-cases 
 
 (,'. Kiihrinj^, serge for cassocks 
 
 ami making same 
 
 Paid the President for iiiiite- 
 
 rials purchased 
 
 Insurance, Kxpress, Freight 
 
 and Postage 
 
 lialance 
 
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 $i»01 .o,-. 
 
 A. M. HOARE, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Examined and found correct. 
 
 J. A. 
 
 December SOth, 1893. 
 
 Ready, 
 Auditor. 
 
2t)7 
 
 FOliMS OF BEQUESTS AND DEVISES BY WILL. 
 
 I. A Bi'ijiieiit of a aum of money, or of Shares of Stork, or Pnb- 
 lie Deben( urea, for the ii;enerat pnr/toses of the Sorlety. 
 
 I g'ive and Ix'qnoiith to " The Cliurch Socit-ty oi'lho Dio- 
 ccso of Quol)c'C," iiic()rporjit(»d by a Statuto of the Provinco 
 ol' Canada, i);\.ss('d in the Iburtoonth and lil'leonth years of 
 the Ueiun ol' Her Majesty, Quken Vr'Toima, chapter 171, 
 
 the snni (or Shares ol' Stocks in 
 
 th(^ Bank ol" standing' in my name in the 
 
 Books ol' the said liank, or oi' Debentures, describe them 
 biielly,) upon trust to be by the said (;hurch Society applied 
 /() (ind for the N^ea atnt /itirpo'ies of the aaid Sorieti/, an specified 
 in the sai// Art of htrorporation and none othei . 
 
 II. A Brt/uesf of a sum of monei/, or of Shares of Stoc/c or 
 Dehrntnres, for one or more of the specific purposes of llie 
 Soeiet//. 
 
 (Same as Ibrei^oing', only instead of the words in Italics 
 say) towards the auiinientatioii of the Fund formed for the 
 purpose of i)rovidiiiu' lor the future sui)port of the Clergy 
 of the Diocese, called the Missicui Fund. 
 
 Or, — Towards the supjiort of Missionaries and Clergymen 
 of the Church of I'hiuland, in the Dioce ' f Quebec. 
 
 Or, — Towards th(^ augmentation of ti.. 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 inlirmily, called the Tension 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 ajigmentation 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 ) 
 
2(18 
 
 Or, — As the commencement of an endowment for the 
 
 Church of 8t in the IMission of (or at 
 
 ) and to ])rovido 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 encouraii'ement of education, 
 and the support of day schools and rSunday-Schools in the 
 said Diocese of Quebec, in conforniity with the principles 
 of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Quebec. 
 
 Or, — For and towards a Fund for assisting piM'sons pre- 
 ])aring for the Ministry of the Gospel in the Church of 
 England, in the Diocese of Quebec, within tlic said Diocese 
 of Quebec. 
 
 Or, — For and towards a Fund for circ.uhiting, in the said 
 Diocese of Quebec, the Holy Scri[)tures, the IJook of Com- 
 mon Prayer ol' the Church of b^ngland, in the Diocese of 
 Quebec, and l)Ooks and Tracts ap))r()V(^d by the said Church 
 Society for circulati(ni within the said Diocese of Quebec. 
 
 Or, — As an aid towards the (>rcction, endowment and 
 maintenance of Churches accordinu' to the principles of the 
 Church of Enu'land, in the Diocese of Quebec, within the 
 Diocese ^f Quebec. — the erection and maintenance of par- 
 sonage-houses, — the selling a})art of l)iirial-urounds ajid 
 church-yards, and the eiulowment and su[)port of parson- 
 age:3 and rectories within the said Diocese. 
 
 III. A Devise of Real Estate for the g^etiern/ purposes of 
 the Societj/. 
 
 I give and devise unto " the Church Society of the Dio- 
 cese of Quebec," incorporated by a Statute of the Province 
 ot Canada, passed in the fourteenth and lifieenth years of 
 the Reign of Her Majesty, Qui<:kx VlOTOUi A, chapter 171, 
 all and singular, &c.. (descn-ibe the real estate clearly) to 
 have and to hold the s;ud, <&''., unto tln^ said Church So- 
 ciety of the Diocese of Qu<'bec. and tht^'ir successors for ever ; 
 upon trust to hold and api)ly the same, and the rents, issues 
 and prolits thereof to and for the uses an I purposes of the said 
 Church Societt/, as sjiecified in the said Act of Incorporation, 
 and none other, and undei the jtrovisions (f the aforesaid Act 
 of Incorporation of the said Church Society. 
 
269 
 
 IV. A Devise of Real Estate for any one or more of the spe- 
 cific purposes oj the Society. 
 
 Same as in No. 3-— only instead of the words in Italics 
 insert the specidc 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 upoti the trusts follow- 
 injT^, 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 churcli-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 discipli?ie of the 
 Church of England, in the Diocese of QuebcM^, and for no 
 other purposes, and und«n- the provisions of the aforesaid 
 Act of Incorporation of the said Church Society. 
 
THE DEPOSITORY 
 
 OK THE 
 
 itt«!ta fo^ f roiiiolinj ^\\m\m %\\mUht, 
 
 AT 
 
 MISS WOOD'S, 
 
 8'J, ST. JOHjY street (within), 
 
 (^ A constant supply of BIEiE^;, TESTAMENTS, 
 PRAYER BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS A. & iNl., and 
 CHURCH SERVICES always on hand i:. every style of 
 binding. 
 
 Sunday School Library Books, Miscellaneous Pub- 
 lications and Tracts sold at very reasonable ratos ; liberal 
 discount to the Clergy. Some excellent blank n..^.^ in store. 
 
 (^ Any of the books in the Catalogues of tho S. P. C. 
 K. will be sent for if the orders be left at the Depository, 
 or forwarded to the Secretary of the Society.