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HAMILTON'S FIRST CHURCH-EHECTEO 1824 
 S'V ""(o the children of Israel Uu,t they go forward ' 
 
 ''scVoofr'''^'-''' r^-^-yofo- Church and Sunday 
 School, we are remnuie.i of this ancient deliverence It is 
 
 that'tT I i^""' ""'' '•^^" ^^"" ^"'- ''^'-^'1 Church, of . t t 
 n es ofTr ^^^'T'"''^''''' '^^ hindrances and var.edexperi- 
 
 had n^nl'T' '"' "T^' '"'" °^ ''^'" '"^'°^y -'^ Church has 
 had no small share m the religioas development of our city and 
 country, and from our Sunday School many have gone St ho 
 hll honorable positions in religious and business life 
 
 we hellT T ^"" ^"" *"" °^ '^'"^'"«- There has been, 
 we believe a deepenmg of the piety and consecration of our 
 members, many also especially in connection with our recen 
 evangehst.c services, have been brought to Chris,, and ou 
 
 g~soT" '■"'"" '"" °"^ P^°P'^ ^^"-'^ -' '"' 
 During the year some of our most honored and valued 
 rnembers have been summoned from earthly toil to the htgl^e 
 serv.ce before the throne. -. These all hav^ obtained a good 
 report through faith." ^ ' 
 
 As to the future-we never were more full of heart and hope 
 
 ce^ri; ^:T'' 7 '^'' '''""'' ^' ^ P'«^^^ °^ >- greatS 
 success m the days to come, and cheering ourselves with the 
 assurance that thepromises of God cannot fail, we take up he 
 old watchword of our fathers : 
 
 " Come let us anew our journey pursue, roll round ,vM the year 
 And never stand still, till the Master appear. " 
 
 W. L. RUTLEDGE. 
 
fij|flWBl|i|-|iJiJ) Sjrlljflij, 
 
 FIRST METHODIST 
 
 SUNDAY SCHOOL. 
 
 J^Thk First Methodist or Kinir Street CI ,ir,-h ;. ,i, 
 
 \S) u 1. . . ^ -aireet L Lurch is the mother ot a the 
 
 REV. W. L. BUTLEDGE, B. A. 
 
 P«8TOB. 
 
 THOMAS S. MORRIS, 
 
 SUPERINTINDENT. 
 
 Should^! e to Cod-' ' . "' ''' first family to settle in Hamilton 
 
 ChTrch of r" iZ "' '^''' ^"''^'■' ^"^'' ^^'^'^""^"^ ^ --"ber of the 
 Church of Lngland, conveyed the present site, consisting of one acre and 
 
 e-gh perches, to the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church "xaj 
 
 Laid ITd h""' V' ""r'"''"^ ^'-^^-^ '^' ^ ^-^ --^ f- Ro*^ 
 Land, and he was often to be seen worshipping with ti,em. Previous to 
 
the conveyance of the church site, it formed a pari of his loo acre farm, 
 which was bounded by Weilinjjton. Main, Barton and Kmerald streets, 
 and the whole loo acres had been bou>,'ht for a yoke of oxpn and a barrel 
 otpork. AlthouK'h 75 years have passed since the first church was 
 built, Dr. William Case, of Itast Hamilton, has a very vivid remembrance 
 of the "raisinjf bee " and is fond of recalling? the event. 
 
 Some of the first preachers were |<:ider Culp, Dr. William Case and 
 the four Ryerson brothers William, John, Kdwin and Hgerion; the last 
 named illustrious man. Rev. K|-erton Rverson, D. D., LL. D., we arp 
 proud to think will rank in History alongside of Pym and Hampden, be- 
 cause of his ma^niifiicent and efl^ective work in the interests of civil and 
 reiffious liberty. The two prominent reforms with which his name is indis- 
 solubly connected are the secularization of the Clergy Reserves and the 
 outlining and perfecting of a national system of education for Ontario, un- 
 surpassed by any other in the world. His wife. Hannah Aikman, was one 
 of the King St..-et Sunday School scholars, and she was buried in the 
 hallowed ground surrounding the church, and the stone that was placed 
 over her grave can still be seen wiih the quaint inscription: 
 
 To the Memory of 
 
 MRS. HANNAH KYERSON, 
 
 wife of 
 
 Egerton Ryerson, a Methodist Itinerant Preacher. 
 
 She was born August 4th, IH04, 
 
 Died January 31st, |H:i2, 
 
 In sure and certain hope of Eternal Life, 
 
 Through the atonement and mediation of a 
 
 Crucified Saviour, 
 
 She wali<ed with God. 
 
 Meet for the fellowship above. 
 She heard the call, arise my love ! 
 I come, her dying words replied, 
 And Lamb-like as her Lord she died. 
 
 Our oldest written records are dated July, ,826, and give the names 
 of 12 boys and 24 girls who were scholars in the Sunday School: Collins 
 Barnham, Oliver Springer, Quitton Price, Richard Springer, John Mills 
 Millfl yi'^'"'''^ Robert Land, Lenord Evans. John Brigg. Michael 
 Mills John Spawn, George Case, Mary, Elizabeth and Jane Sheldon, Mary 
 Barnham, Melinda McCan, Hannah Land, Sarah Price, Jane Carey 
 
 Luanda Spriiiger, Sarah DePew, Charlotte B , Hannah Aikmanj 
 
 Isabella Land, Annie Wedge, Ac'eline Case, Deborah Horning Celista 
 Shearman, Judith Knight, Matilda Case, Betsy Horning, Mary Ann Price 
 and Hannah Mills. 
 
 « u /*"! f^^me church building erected in ,824 was used for Sunday 
 School and Church purposes until 184,. During these years many Meth- 
 odist people from England were settling in Hamiltpn. At first they 
 
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attenclecl K.n^. Street Church, but later wished a Church of their own. and 
 abou mnetyof theMritish Melhodis,., removed .o what was called the 
 White Church, on John Street, where the IJurnev-Tilden Co. carries 
 on business, worshipping^ there until VVeslev or "Brick Church" was 
 hui t. n 1847 jhe twocon^reK-ations f,ecame a^ain united, a K'alle. v was 
 
 to wor'shi ' i,!'!' ^ "'""''' '''"^'' '"'■"'" ^'"^ ^''''' ^■'^"■■'-■'' ^''^''^ 
 
 nurinj,' the union of the twoconjrrej^ations a Mission was established 
 ." the West end which is now known as Zion Tabernacle. In a short time 
 the Br.ck Church could not accomnu.date the united congreK^.tions. and. 
 McNab Street t hurch btin^ built, the orijri„al con^-regation of Old Kinjr 
 street C hurch removed there in a body. 
 
 In .84.^ King Street Church was repaired and opened a^ain for 
 Sunday School purposes. Then an evening preaching service was com- 
 menced and continued until ,853. when the church was remodelled and 
 opened tor regular services. Rev. Drs. James Elliott, S. D. Rice. E. B 
 Harper V\ .ll.arn Hriggs. (Jeo. Douglass. N. Burwash. .A. Sutherland, 
 VVm Mosgrove and Rev. J. S. [.aird were ministers in the city at or about 
 that time and the three churches, King. Wesley and McNab. formed one 
 circuit About this time the King Street Sunday School continued to 
 mcrease so rapidly that it was found necessary to build several additions 
 to the Church, in order to accommodate the scholars. On this account it 
 was sometimes called the Cathedral Church. .After the remodelling of 
 King Street Church a few of the Methodist families living in the East end 
 again connected .hemselves with tne Mother Church, but the majority con- 
 tinued attending McNab Street Church. 
 
 August 5th, .867, the fir.t Official Board Meeting of the Hamilton 
 East Circuit was held in the Ministers Vestry of Old King Street Church 
 Kev. Egerton R. Young, superintendent, was in the chair, and the members 
 present were: Thos. Monis. Recording Steward. Francis Day. Benjamin 
 Dunnett. George Copeland. William Dicker and Joseph Skinner. The 
 names of other members of the Board not present at the meeting were 
 Wm. Hunt^er. Henry Gilden. John Farley and Wm. Bateman. On May 
 4th, .868, Rev . erton R. Young and Mrs. Young left for Norwav House 
 and Rev. James Kines succeeded as pastor. It was during his pastorate 
 that the present stone edifice was erected. 
 
 ^T M Jc '^^^l^^^ Centenary Church was completed, and the people from 
 McNab Street Church, moving into their new building, generously donated 
 the vacated structure to the King Street congregation. Under the direct- 
 .on of Rev. S. D. Rice, D. D.. the McNabStreet Church was pulled down • 
 each stone and piece of timber being carefully marked, piece bv piece it was 
 conveyed to the present site and re-built. After the re-building the original 
 frame church was used for Sunday School and class meeting purposes 
 
unu 1H7,, Rev A.CuMM.nKliam, ,87,, Re.. W. W. Carson, .873-74.75. 
 
 d,.n.r 'n"''"''' j*"'- '^''■- ^"•"■'*^'"'« pastorate the name otthe Church was 
 UmmkccI from k.MK Street Church to First Methodist Church. Rev. W. 
 S. (.nhn. n 1).. roilovved as pastor in ,87... and -emained three years. 
 
 orSun'riT'l""''"'""" ""'^ ' ^'"'^'■' "^'^'''^"' --^' »-i" i" the rear 
 tor Sunday School purposes. The last remains of the old ori^nnal f.an,e 
 
 d urch u,ldn,K were renu.ved at that time. Rev. John Wakeheld. I). . 
 
 wa pas or m ,H7c,.,HH, ; the old stoves were then removed and a - rnacJ 
 
 XV L r \]*''u'^ ""■''' "'■*^'"" "''^^' ^'PPcared to. the first tnue. Rev. .Mr 
 VV..Ue eld he.n^ elected President of the Nia.a.a Conterence. an 1. 
 .am m the person ol Rev. G. W. Henderson was associated with him 
 
 uc e rtt; r " '""^ •""•• •'• '''"'^^'■^'^^'- '^•'^- -—-..1 a 
 
 cd and emamed pastor three years. ,HH;.HH. Rev W. H. L^ird com- 
 
 ■mtoHuuseltonthe .oth of January, ,8,,., and Rev. W. E. Pescott 
 H. ... m.mstered the balance of his re.^ular term. Rev. James Van U yck.' 
 B. .A., to lowed and the present handsome Sunday School building wa 
 e.x.ted dunuK 1- pastorate. The old buildin,/was destroyed by fire 
 ^hT "''«"''• "^' the new buildin,. formally opened !sept. ' o 
 
 uh :8c, -rr"r"' '"^'"■"l ""■• '''• ''• '^"^'^ '^'^' '^- '^•' -ho came to 
 aval Iblet^" ^"'^'' ""■■'^'^"'■' -^'^^^^'^ "''"^^'^^ "^ '" '^'^^^ "'^P^^^-e -ere 
 
 mk/ht 1 u"r •"^^"^.^'"^--"'^- blessed revivals and important chanKa^s 
 G 'd h sb !" ";-"--^' .showing throu,.hout how marvellously good 
 Ood has been to H,s people in our beloved First Methodist Church. 
 
 The list ot- Sunday School Superintendents appointed is as follows • 
 
 S e r: H t':"-^^V, "^^^' "^""'"^ ^^^^'^^-^^'^ = '^^O. Robert P^l^ei 
 •stone , 1840, Hutchison Clark ; ,840, Tristram Bickle. In .840 when the 
 
 S ;;L S-^ 1 ""'^' '"]' ^^"''''^" Methodists to.k place.'Kin,Str 
 Sundaj SclKx^l was amalgamated with the Wesley Sunday School. In 
 
 ackso^^'ln ir; ^,:,'^^"';7\^^^'- -^-"-^ ""^er the'late Edward 
 W ul^ «.^ ; ;'"*'' •'^''''"" ' '^50, John A. Spencer ; i8so, John 
 
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 Members of Quarterly Board. 
 
 .Mi"is-ers Kev. VV. I. K,,,,,,^,,. „. A., Rev. K. F.ounshurv 
 
 Smith Al"'Fil:i;:^'j;s'K:;;,'^r1^^^^ '- ^^:''>'^- ^V-- •>-^-. n, Day 
 A. M. Waters. '^"""^^"' ^'"'- " ^"'.vfor, Mrs. W. H. Smith. Mrs! 
 
 Representatives from conK'reiratio., I S loh (I r . .- 
 
 I- ^oun- KrankC. Mcllrov VV M Sm ih /' .^■J''^' *'.•/•"> ter. sr., K. 
 W. VV. Ross. '^'"-in, VV. H Smith. John Somerville, R. Rajcroft, 
 
 Sunday School Superintendent Thomas S. Morris 
 Irustee Board representative -VVm. [.akinj;. 
 
 gU.ARTKRLV HO.VRI) KINANCIAI. STATKMKNT. 
 
 KROMJANU.AKV .st, , .Sc^8, toj.AMAKy .St. ««9y. 
 
 KKCEIPTS. 
 
 PAV'ivxS. 
 
 Cash from envelopes $ ,248 36 Hv Rev W r k>,„i.i 
 
 Quarterly collections.. ,» ,« ^ i" *- •^"^'^'^jfe. 
 
 From Trustee Board. ,, ^6 ("I-. k '^i "" T*" -^ *-''"■ '^ '3oo 00 
 
 ^ ^" *-''i^'^ books and sundries 10 00 
 
 *i3io 00 I " 
 
 $1310 cx) 
 
 THOS. MORRIS. Sk., Kecordin^ Steward. 
 
 Missionary Society. 
 
 RKCEIPTS. 
 
 PAY.MENTS. 
 
 T:; m!L!:Z^.^C,f ;- - ^l ---t expenses , . ,^ 
 
 To plate collections ^°^ ?? ^^ '"''^' to^^eneral treasurer 420 65 
 
 •SUPEKANUATION hUND. 
 
 To contributions $ C7 20 «.,.,. 1 . 
 
 Tocash from trusteeboard 43 7? ^ ''' '' '" ^''"- ^-^^^urer. . $.0, 00 
 
 $101 00 ^ 
 
 $Joi 00 
 
 EDUCATIONAL SOCIETV. 
 
 To contributions »ft fii -,-, u 
 
 Topiatecoiiections::::::* to'° lissrr'' '^ ^^ 
 
 ^' °y ^^^^^ I" yen. treasurer. . 79 82 
 
TRUSTEE BOARD. 
 
 Rev. W. L. Rutledge, H. A. chairman, 
 
 Or. Day Smith, treasurer, 
 
 Thos. Morris, sr., 
 
 James Pajjfe, 
 
 I- A. Cummer, 
 
 Alexander J^ayes, 
 
 Hu«-h Murray, 
 
 John Skinner, 
 Joseph Ross, 
 R. Raycroft, 
 Wm. Laking, 
 
 John S. Job, secretary, 
 H, Gayfer, sr., pew steward, 
 William Hunter, 
 W. Truesdale, 
 J. B. Griffith, 
 W. H. Nichols, 
 W. Q. Moore. 
 
 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 
 
 FROM JANUAKV ISt, 1898, To JANUARY ,st, ,899. 
 
 RKCEU'TS. 
 
 Proceeds of Anniversary 
 
 Contrihutiuns l)y envelopes! 
 
 Pew rents, quarterly .... 
 
 Platecollections .....'...'. 
 
 Quarterly collections ......... 
 
 Cash from S. S. treasurer! ..".'.*. . 
 Church debt subscriptions . ! . ! ! 
 7')th Anniversary subscriptions! ! 
 Special subscriptions 
 Cash for surrender of life" policies 
 
 ( ash borrowed 
 
 Church Relief Fund !!!!!!!!'!" 
 Contingent Fund ... "! 
 Woman's Missionary Fund ! . ! ! ! 
 
 Sustentation Fund !!!!! 
 
 General Conference F'und *!!'!! 
 
 Kducational Fund .... 
 
 Superanuation Fund ..!!!!!'!!!! 
 Missionary Contributions !!!! !! 
 
 » 14") 00 
 
 at; 12 r,r, 
 
 10s 51 
 
 4OI 81 
 
 43 -AS 
 
 •174") (>!» 
 
 4M 14 
 
 '■iT2 00 
 
 I0'_» 44 
 
 \'21U 70 
 
 14H50 00 
 
 11 04 
 
 15 50 
 
 ■M 5H 
 
 11 H7 
 
 12 8a 
 7H 5;{ 
 57 2!)" 
 
 42;i 15 
 
 UISBUKSKMKNTS, 
 
 Cash due treasurer 
 
 Cash for church debt., ! ! ! 
 
 Intenest on debt 
 
 Water rate.s .... 
 
 Ta.\es ....!!.!! 
 
 Fire insurance . . ! 
 
 Fuel 
 
 Cas light ! ' ■ 
 
 F^lectric light !!!!.!!' 
 
 Transfer of mortgage. . ! ! ! ! " 
 Anniversary expenses . ! ! ! 
 
 Music 
 
 Printing and stationery 
 
 Repairs and supplies ! . 
 
 Pastors salary 
 
 Se.\ ton's salary ! . ! ! 
 
 C>rganisfs salary !!'.!!'"!! j' 
 
 'I'enor and conductor's salary" 
 
 Conductor's .salary 
 
 Soprano's salary ...'....'..' 
 
 Hasso's salary 
 
 I'ianistI !! [] 
 
 Organ blower !!!!!!!!! 
 
 I'ulpit supply ! _" 
 
 Telephone. . 
 
 Woman's Missionary Fund ! ! 
 
 Fducational Fund ' ! 
 
 Contingent l'"und .! !! ! 
 
 Church Uelief Fund. 
 
 C-eneral Conference Fund ! . ! 
 
 Sustentation l-"nnd ! ! ! ! ! 
 
 Superanuatiori F'uud ••••■ 
 
 Missionary Fund !!!!.!!! 
 
 Cash on hand 
 
 9 (iO 4S 
 . iOOliJ ;(.! 
 . 710 72 
 *!» 05 
 !<8 tKI 
 !»2 20 
 . , 171 50 
 Hit HO 
 ."ii !)4 
 1N!» 15 
 20 HO 
 14 40 
 I4!> 02 
 24a OH 
 1210 00 
 305 5H 
 210 00 
 120 Ki 
 25 00 
 17H (iO 
 75 00 
 20 00 
 •20 00 
 5 4(» 
 15 25 
 22 5.H 
 
 7!t Ha 
 ir. .50 
 
 11 04 
 
 12 tin 
 11 H7 
 
 101 00 
 42H 15 
 5;{2 04 
 
 »2I:J!M» 14 
 Church debt, mortgage. $14,500 « 4 per cent, interest. 
 
 »2i;J!)!) 14 
 
 D. DAY SMITH. Treasurer. 
 
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 15 
 
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 Officers of the Sunday School. 
 
 Rev. W. L. Rutledfre, pastor. 
 Mr. James Hamilton, ans't supt. 
 Mr. W. G. Moore, sec'y treasurer. 
 Mr. Albert E. Baker, Ifbrariaii. 
 Mr. F.W. Gayfer, musical director. 
 Mr. Nelson Tallman, usher. 
 
 Mr. Thomas S. Morris, superintendent 
 Miss .Annie. E Henry, ass't supt 
 Mr. Arch. F. Kappeie, assistant 
 
 PPe 
 Mr. James Williams, 
 Miss Florence White, pianist 
 David McKee, usher. 
 
 sec y. 
 ass't librarian. 
 
 Mr 
 
 ANNUAL REl'OHT. 
 R»„ The officers and teachers in presenting' this the seventv-fifth Annual 
 
 ince 
 
 e"X"i^r<!i=. '"' "" -' '- '.-"..„ »r..e.T;;'; sj-: 
 
 rhri.» '^"'.u*'- ^"if '^""^ ■■'P^'''"' services a number of our scholars accented 
 Chr st as their Saviour and have started in the Chris i^nMiuf^ 
 
 the Master than ever > 'ore in the history ot the school. 
 I he number on . ^i[ is as follows : 
 
 Normal class 
 
 Infants class ............ iz„ 
 
 Officers and teachers ................' v,4 
 
 Total ... 
 
 17 
 ,125 
 
 Mr. Young's class. 
 
 hoys' 
 
 Girls ."■ ■■ 
 
 720. 
 
 be done for 
 
 . 16 
 . 226 
 
 KKCKIHIS. 
 
 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 
 
 To cash on hand ft 
 
 " Anniversary collections. ...'* i ' 
 
 " Surplus fom picnic " " " * 
 
 " Suhscription from base ball cliib 
 " (^hristmasdonation.. 
 
 " Interest .".';.'.'." .'■ 2 42 
 
 " Sunday school collections 980 07 
 
 HXI'KNDirUKE. 
 
 19 !W 
 
 (i7 25 
 
 10 35 
 
 a 0(1 
 
 4 65 
 
 Hy general Sunday school coil's. . $ 5 00 
 S. school Association. 14 OO 
 
 " I'rintirg ." ; ; " ' 4 ^ 
 
 " Hlank books aud sundries 12 03 
 
 ,|. VV. Smith, gramophone H 00 
 
 " W, Spencer, repairs S. S. organ 5 00 
 
 ;; !,''='^''y • 4 6, 
 
 rermdicals 158 00 
 
 " Mi.'-sionary subscription ...... |00 00 
 
 Dr. Smith on building fund 480 00 
 
 " Cash on hand 4 (j.j 
 
 «787 70 
 
 W. (;. MOOKE, Sec'y Treas. 
 
 »787 70 
 
 STATEMENT OF 
 
 •;UN1>AV SCHOOL BUILDING KUNn TO APRIL IsT, 18»9. 
 
 April 1st '(>8-Amount of Sunday school debt ,, ,„, 
 
 One year's interest at 4 per cent ..'.'.'..'..','. * ,?„ ^^ 
 
 By cash from Sunday school treasurer ^'JJJ ^ 
 
 April ist '99-Amount of Sunday school debt to date. 
 
 4194 29 
 
 Reduction of debt during the year .......".".'..'.".'.'.".'.■.■■■ ja^ 20 
 
 D. DAY SMITH, Treasurer. 
 
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 Amission Circle. 
 
 OfFICERS. 
 
 Mrs. H. Gayfer, pres, Mrs W I R.-fl^^ 
 
 Miss E. Kappelle. .nd vice-pres. M^" a Rtl '^'' T """"'' 
 
 Miss Nichols, corresponding sec'y. M LakW ' ?"''""^ ''^'^• 
 
 Mr. E. McLachlin. treasured. ' Mi s Dex f ' "" k . " 
 Mi«« K- tr,._ I . . L'exter, mission band sunt 
 
 WATCH TOWER HERALDS. 
 
 TREASURER'S REPORT. 
 
 FROM JANUARV 1st 1898 TO JANUARY 1st ,899. 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 0,.i . EXPENSES. 
 
 walance on hand <B -j«7 ^ - \/iu l. 
 
 Members-fees ^ f, ^ M<e boxes $ 
 
 Interest ,[[[[[■ '"^ ^ delegate's expenses ^ ^t 
 
 Easter offering ^^^ ^i 
 
 Mite boxes ,o , 
 
 J^^'ance $, ,^ .^ «* 3 60 
 
 Mission Band. 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 Miss Ada Dexter, superintendent Mi ^^ r. .. 
 
 Miss Emily R.Uedge'vice-presln. M I M 'm "'' ''"^''^^"*- 
 
 Miss Alma Gayfe.-, cor.-secre.ary. Miss An-f^w '' ^^^^'''^'^^--'y- 
 
 ''ry. Miss Anita Waters, treasurer. 
 
 HERALDS. 
 
 Japan, Miss Aletta Rason nu- 
 
 India, Miss Edna Waters' p "'L ^''^ ^^"^ ^^''*«'-' 
 
 -^^ers, French, Miss Alice Kappele. 
 
 receipts. ^ 
 
 ri^ , ^ EXPENSES. 
 
 Uleaners' Concert... « ^^ ™ 
 
 Interest.. ^ 59 05 Total payments $ e c- 
 
 Members fees'. 
 
 • ' * 2 40 
 
 $ 62 15 ■ 
 
 Balance.... $55^0 ^ ^ 55 
 
 ANITA WATERS, Treasurer. 
 
So,i; 1 
 
 First Methodist Church Choir 
 
 FHKD W. GAYI-KR, C[u.i,„,.s„.r 
 MISS ANNIE MANN, Orgnnisi 
 
 mIsS rS.::KS""'"' ^°'"-- ^"- ■"•-■"C OVKUMOLT 
 
 MISS K, KAI'FM K "'^"^^ '^ K l(,VIN(;i'ON 
 
 MISS I.. RAYCKOFr •^'ISSN.HAMMII.L 
 
 MKS.G.H.kVcKMAN ^..^^^"'■''" 
 
 MISSA. KAPPiC.K M-'e ^; "'''"'='' 
 
 MKS. FAIR I KY ^ ''^^ KKI.I-UNO 
 
 MISS MAi'D McDonald 
 
 Allo.s-MISS GRACE AWREY, Soloist 
 MISS C. MtlXJNAl.D 
 MISS A HKISTOW 
 MISS K. KAPPEI.E MRS. C. HAYSON 
 
 Tenors-MR. W C. DEV.A 1,1., Soloist 
 MR. J. EAGI.ETON 
 
 Uass-MR. H GAYFKR.Jp, .Soloist, 
 MR. A. I.ANGl-ORD 
 MK. W. H. :,IMPSO.\ 
 
 MISS IDA McII.Roy 
 MISS \. MAITIIEWS 
 •MISS E. S.Miril 
 MISS ASHVVEI.I, 
 
 MK.W. TA I.I.MAN 
 
 MR. FRANK c.McILROY 
 
 MK. F. W. GAYFER 
 
 MR. W. PERRY 
 
 MH. J iMiI.I.ER 
 MU. FAIRI.KY 
 
 MR. 
 Mk, 
 
 A. P. KAPPEI.E 
 HUGH MURRAY, Jr. 
 
 Christian Endeavor Society. 
 
 Rev.W.L. Rutlodge H.A.. Hon.-Fres 
 Cieorj,>-e Wilson, ist Vice-Fres. 
 Miss Jennie Uarvev. Cor.-Sec'v 
 Miss Ethel Tucker." Assistant Sec'v 
 Mi.ss May Campbell, Junior Supt. 
 
 CONVENERS OK 
 
 Miss A. K. Henrv, Lookout. 
 Miss Klla Kappeie. Music. 
 Miss Lizzie Anderson, Flower. 
 Miss Anj,rela jarvis, Visitinir. 
 Mr Jaines Hennin<,^ Temperance. 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 Balance on hand 
 
 Mr. Filians lecture. .. :.;;; '. ^ (1 
 
 C. E. Convention Fund 17 so 
 
 Collections 2^ 2- 
 
 Ji. r. Vounjc, I'resident. 
 Miss B Jarvis, 2nd Vice-1'res 
 Miss (iertie Mover, Rec.-SecV 
 Miss E. Sajfe, Treas. 
 Miss H. Ivey. Assistant Supt. 
 
 CO.M.MI ITEES. 
 
 Mr. Thos. S. Morris. Pr. MectVr 
 Miss FdithP, acock. Social. 
 M|ss Frances Nichols. MissionV 
 
 MissBethia Murray. S..-choo'i: 
 Mr. John Williams, Good Lit. 
 
 KXPENSKS. 
 
 K- H. Potter, flowers. ..$ n ^^ 
 
 2 00 
 20 00 
 
 ^' 75 
 5 00 
 2 42 
 
 ' 57 
 
 Provincial C. E. Union 
 Frank C. Mcllrov acc't. 
 
 Provincial C. E Con 
 
 Donation .Mr, Filian.. 
 
 Hr. Hay Smith , . 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Balance on hand 
 
 '^hl 49 
 
 MISSIONARY Ft'NDS FOR 
 
 1898. 
 
 *' 57 49 
 
 To amount ^nven by the members of the ^ocietv 
 
 By <^"-|;alf support of Lin-u-Sheo in West China Sclu^ol 
 
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 Towards support of Dr. Hart in West China ^ ^ ^"^ 
 
 tor General Missionary Society of our Chuidi .' '. . .' .' .' .' .' 'I ^^ 
 
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 Mrs Davey. Hon.-President. Mrs. Murray, President 
 
 Mrs. Mathews ,st Vice-President. Mrs. Dexter, and Vice-President. 
 Mrs. Koss, 3rd V.ce-President. Mrs. Moore, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 
 
 RKCKIPTS. 
 
 1 o cash on hand, an 1st 18(J8 «<-.■>•;•> u <■ ■ 
 
 " Eees i^uo ...Hi o^ 2,1 Hy expenses of entertaiument ....» 11 74 
 
 " l-oaninKdishes', etc 'l t- .',' J-^^H'^ts. etc. for parsonage .... 43 07 
 
 '■ Talent concert . J ho /."^"=^''^^ ,, , '0 
 
 " Yoiinn |,ulies concert '. 40 Jo "" ^^"^ J""' '" ^""" • " ' ^^^ '"^^ 
 
 ■• Married ladies concert ..'.,'."' 50 (i4 
 
 "Donations |. ,^y 
 
 »'22(i 1.5 l-iixTT^ 
 
 MARY E. MOORE, Secretary-Tireasurer. 
 
 Worr.an's Missionary Auxiliary 
 
 Mrs. W. L. Rutledi-e. President. 
 Mrs. Torrance, 2nd Vice-Pres. 
 Mrs. W, H. Simpson, Cor.-Sec. 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 Balance on hand $ 7 2c 
 
 Fees, donations, etc 360 70 
 
 Mrs.W. H. Nichols, ist Vice-Pres. 
 Mrs. Jerome Overholt, Rec.-Sec. 
 ' Mrs. G. W. Kappele, Treas. 
 
 EXPENDirURE. 
 
 By Branch Treasurer $357 34 
 
 " Sundries ■ 8. 36 
 
 " Bahince on hand 2 2!^ 
 
 $367 95 
 
 $367 95 
 
 JUNIOR CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR SOCIETY. 
 
 Miss May Cainpbell. Supt. 
 Jo'-eph Rutledge, President. 
 Mab;l Smith, Secretary. 
 Morville Dean, Treasurer. 
 Mat^tha Dodson, Look-after. 
 Leiia DeLonff. Social. 
 Peter McMillan, Birthday. 
 Cassie Smith, Scrap Book. 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 Miss and Gen. Balance . . 
 
 Sunday collections 
 
 Missionary collections . . 
 Convention collections . . 
 
 .$ 30 41 
 
 • 5 04 
 9 33 
 
 • 4 75 
 
 $ 49 53 
 
 Miss Ivey, Assistant Supt. 
 Robert Kerr, Vice-Pre->ident 
 Nellie Edwards, Assistant Sec'y. 
 Cessil James, Lookout. 
 Stella Hamilton Praver Meeting. 
 Herbert Nichols, Missionary. 
 Cecil Rolls, Temperance. 
 Essie Hayes, Music. 
 
 EXPENSES. 
 
 By part sup't Lin-u-Sheo $ 12 50 
 Papers for Newfoundland )^g 
 
 Provincial C. E. Con... 6 00 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Balance on hand 
 
 7 72 
 22 72 
 
 49 S3 
 
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 Complete List of Members of School. 
 
 MARCH 31st 18U'J. 
 
 Church class. Mr. E. T, Young, teacher. 
 Edith Hunier, Mr. Howard, Mrs. Howard, 
 Will Kerruish, Albert J. Cummer, Mi.ss 
 Lafferty, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. \lo>er, ,\1iss 
 Campbell, urs. Ferneaux, Mr Simpson, 
 Miss .Angold, Mrs, Young, Miss VVoolner, 
 Mrs. Morris, Alf Connell. 
 
 Normal Class. Mr. J. S. Job, teacher. 
 Jennie Gibson, James Hemming, Florence 
 Wnite, Annie Glover, Ada Keid, Joseph' 
 Woon, Etnel Moore, Miss Nash, Miss 
 Wright, Florence Nichols, Lizzie Anderson, 
 Emma Yuker, Edith Feacock, Otto Bahn, 
 James Williamson, Miss Stephens. James 
 H. Eagleton. 
 
 YOUNG LADIES. 
 
 No. 1. Mr. R. L. Whyte teacher. Katie 
 Reid.Lydia Davis, Margaret Williams, Mrs. 
 Dawdy, Mrs. Laking, Mrs. Ross, Jennie 
 Baldwin, Fannie Keid, Clara Hardman, 
 Belle Jarvis, Nellie Hammill, Mina War- 
 dell, Myra Bradshaw, Lucy Ford, Sara 
 Cummer, Mrs. A. .Mcintosh, Mrs. Zella 
 Mcintosh, Bertha Haker, Lizzie Reid, 
 Jennie McBeth, Edith Douglas, Mary 
 Bessie, Annie Ripley^ Mary McLaren, Julia 
 Davis, Ada Lind, 'May Williams, Ada 
 Kearns, Mrs. McKee. 
 
 Mr. W. H. Elliott, teacher. E. 
 E. Hroach, Miss Babcock, Miss 
 
 Miss Dean, E. Ecclestone 
 L. Gundy, Mrs. Humphries 
 
 Harvey, A, Hardy, E. King 
 
 Miss 
 Miss 
 Miss 
 
 No. 2 
 Bowes, 
 Connell 
 Foster, 
 Hyde, J 
 
 Lyons, L. Laking, M. Laking, May Motta 
 shed, Maud Mottashed, Miss Munn, Miss 
 Moffat, C. Mcllroy, L. Overholt. Miss 
 Powley, W. Pitcher. Jennie Rayne, L. 
 Raycroft, H. Rowland, E. Sage, .Miss Scarr 
 N. Urry, L. Urry, Miss Wardell. E. White- 
 lock, A. Wilkinson, K. Yuker, MissGrover 
 R. Berry, J. Todd, Miss ''.rnell. 
 
 No. 3. .Mr. David Hastings, teacher. 
 Lizzie Overholt, Maggie Overholt, Edith 
 Kappele, Annie Mellon, Libbie Searles. 
 
 No. 4. Miss Ada Dexter, teacher. Eva 
 Mason, Dolly Baskerville, Lizzie Derby, 
 Bella Mosgrove, Ethel Niles, Lavinia Jeffs! 
 Cora Derby. 
 
 No. 5, Miss Charlotte I.avery, teacher. 
 Bessie Truesdale, Jean Kilvington, Carrie 
 Scott, Lizzie McKnight, Ada McKnight. 
 
 No. 6. Mrs. Torrance, te ;Her. L. 
 Small, Emma McArthur, G. Trut. Jale, E. 
 Small, L. Tovel, E, Bradshaw, Missjeffery' 
 E. McArthur, R. Pearce. 
 
 No. 7. Miss E. Kappele, teacher. Violet 
 Stewart, Gertie Henry, Lucy Kendall, Mary 
 Murray, Bernie McKay, L. May Kellond, 
 
 Edna VVaters, Alice Kappele, Amy Doran, 
 Ro.se Hove, .Mabel Scott, Mabel (. jamie- 
 son, .^ggie Love, Ida Mcllroy, Carrie 
 McPonald, Minnie Wright, Alma Gayfer, 
 (.lara Keith, Emily L. Ruiledge. 
 
 No. 8. Miss C. Kerruish, teacher. Anita 
 Waters, Daisy Nixon, Louie Tailor, Mabel 
 Smith, Minnie VVhitelock, Edith Shaver, 
 Nellie Edwards, Edith iucker, Fannie 
 Poulter, Alletta Ra.son, Ella VanFleet, Lily 
 Yuker, Hazel Loosley, Ida Maj . 
 
 No. (». Mr. Frank C. Mcllroy, teacher. 
 Tillie Wyndham, F[o Tallman, Grace Mat- 
 thews, Ethel King, Ida Patterson, Florence 
 Austin, Ethel Iredale, Gertie Moyer. Ella 
 llamp.sou, Bella Ripley. 
 
 No. 10. Mr. Thos. Epps, teacher. Maggie 
 Truman, I.illie Broach, Annie Kendall, Nellie 
 Mathews, Mabel ( rossley, Lillie Volker, 
 Francis Nash, Ethel Tucker.Minnie Suther- 
 land. Jennie C liff, Grace Seaman, Marcella 
 Jeffery, Jennie Wilson, Je.ssie Edmonds, 
 Lillie Mcintosh, Aggie McKinley. 
 
 No. 11. Mrs. Rutledge, teacher. Ethel 
 G. Fisher. Gertude M. Torrence, Zella R. 
 Dexter, Dora Job, Jessie L. Upton, Mary 
 E. Harper, Sarah A. Harper, Stella A. 
 Hamilton, Garner M.Page, Nettie Tregenza, 
 May Mayhew, Clara Hedford, Martha 
 A. Dodson, 
 
 No. 12. Miss James, teacher. Grace 
 Iredale, Jessie Austin, Cessil James, Lena 
 Wells. Carrie Wright, Aggie Shaver, Ida 
 McGurk, Jessie Patterson, Flossie Nichol, 
 Edie F:cclestone, Lolla Loosley. 
 
 No. 13. Mrs. Wright, teacher. Ada 
 Kilvington, Lilly Truesdale, Jule Stuart, 
 Ethel Smith, Bertha Jamieson, Ida Scott, 
 Lelia DeLong, Annie Clappison, 
 
 No. 14. Mi.ss Ida Wright, teacher. Clara 
 Kilvington, Lizzie Dawdy, Essie Hayes, 
 Nettie Fowler, Myrtle Hayes. 
 
 No. 15. Mr. Charles Potter, teacher. 
 Florence Beatty, Allie Stewart, Eleanor 
 French, Hessie McMillan, Etta Freeman, 
 Georgie Stewart, Mabel Edwards, Edith 
 Taylor, Alice Mathews. 
 
 No. 16. Miss May Kappele, teacher. 
 Edith Jarvis, Kathleen Henry, Mary 
 Stephens, Cora Cummer, Kella Armstrong, 
 Mabel Collier. Kdith Kappele, Kathleen 
 Moore, Annie Nichol. 
 
 No. 17. Mrs. W. J. Wa_tc,,, teacher. 
 Etht^l Perry, Lottie Sage, Lassie Smith, 
 Jessie Miller, Essie Broach, Alice Austin, 
 Marion Niles, E. Chagnon, Ethel Mudge, 
 Wannette Waters. 
 
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 No, 18. Mrs. M-Arthur, teacher. Alma 
 Sage.lennie Woods.Ma.J Uichards. Amelia 
 t. IVeblecock.Alma Tallman, Kihul Anstey, 
 Ethel Truman, Kosetta Fielding. 
 
 No. 19. Mr. Alex. Nixon, teacher. Myrtle 
 Baker, Laura Soules, Kdna Lucas, Jessie 
 Hoothman, Maggie Campbell, Winnie 
 Moyer, Maud Clappison. 
 
 No 20. Miss Jessie Murray, teacher. 
 Edna Edwards, Elizabeth C. lampbell, 
 Bella Reid, Minnie Heid, Elhel Maud Epps, 
 Nellie VV.Tremble.Alma E. Baxter, Allie M 
 Wright. 
 
 No. 21. Miss Azuba F.Bristow, teacher. 
 Ethel Tallman, May Garrold. Jessie Nichol 
 Ethel Wright, May Hearn, Jessie Tice, Ella 
 Martin, Mary Mathews, Edith ( lappison, 
 Nellie Collyer, Marion Bennet, I'earl 
 Marnott. 
 
 No. 22. Miss Parke, teacher. Maggie 
 Guy, Eva Street, Kosie DeLong, Laura 
 Howron, Ethel I'edlar. Nluriel Simpson. 
 Katie I'edlar, Hazel Garvin, Edith (_ ulp, 
 I'.dna Mudge.Gertie Roussel, Jessie Koussel' 
 Edna Dodson. ' 
 
 YOUNG MEN. 
 
 No. I. Miss Avesa Ray croft, teacher. 
 T. Owen Baldwin, George I'oulter, Robert 
 A nderson, Robert H Potter, Milner I'oulter, 
 Joseph B. Nixon, William Nelson Tallman, 
 Alaihew Garvin, Jack Britton. 
 
 No, 2. Mr. John Somerville, teacher. 
 R. Cummer, A. Tallman, James Tasker, 
 William Nash, Charles Tallman, Morris 
 Long, Fred M. Moore. 
 
 No. 3. Mr. Hugh Murray, teacher. 
 Frank Lavery, Charles Truesdale, Daniel 
 Kappele, v\ iUiam Wright, Walter Marriott, 
 Hugh Murray jr,, lames Iredale, Herbert 
 Cowan, William Anstey, Eugene Whitby, 
 Thomas Stevens, llatry Street. Charles 
 Sharpe, Charles Gibson, Roland Cuckou, 
 James Dodson, John Jeffs, Donald Cornell, 
 John Gibson, 
 
 No. 4. Mrs. Dean, teacher. Herb. 
 Cummer, Will Campbell, Guy H. Long, 
 F'red Garvin, Leonard Furminger, George 
 Williams, John M.>sgrove, F;arnest Mos- 
 grove, Carleton Lane, S. McMichael. 
 
 Mo. 5. Miss Annie E. Henry, teacher. Percy 
 Tice, Herbert P.Nichols, Wesley Overholt, 
 Ivan Smi:h, Robert Kerr, Murray Burk- 
 holder, Archie Rickards, Percy Miller, 
 Herbert Stevens, Arthur Bowron, C. A. 
 Smith, llilliard Laidman. 
 
 No. 6. Mr. W. J. Waters, teacher. Fred. 
 Kellond, Alf. Ecclestone, Arthur Moore, 
 Edgar Soules, Frank Hutchison, George 
 Nixon, John Gage, Harry True.sdale, Ross 
 Green, Edwin Truman, |ohn Angold,Gordon 
 Wright, Will Griffith, Charlie McDonald, 
 Russell Jamieson, George Poison. 
 
 No. 7. Miss .Minnie Kerruish, teacher. 
 Roy Street, Edward A. I'eacock, Cecil 
 Rolls, Harry McDonald, Willard Griffith, 
 Harry Green. 
 
 No. 8. Miss H. Ivey, teacher. Burt 
 Street, Morville Dean, Oscar Gant, William 
 Pazet, Wesley Jamieson, Fred Nash, 
 Cameron Webb. 
 
 No. 9. Miss Mary McVittie, teacher. 
 Walter Rickards, Ernie Chagnon, lohn 
 Hill, Ernie Mason, Arthur Clippison 
 Spencer Clappison, Henry Martin, V\ illie 
 Pettit. 
 
 No. 10. Mrs J. Hamilton, teacher. 
 Gordon Hickey, Walter Yuker, Roy Hamil- 
 ton, John Ryckman, Logie Kappele, |oseph 
 Rutledse, John Ferneaux, Rex Smith 
 Everett Jenks. 
 
 No. 11. Mr. Hubert Job, teacher. Wm 
 R. Ecclestone, Herb. R. Wilson, Reginald 
 M. Ecclestone, Ellis Wyndham, Gordon 
 Rutleilge.MarkB.Holton,ArvieJ.McVettie. 
 
 No. 12. Miss Emma Smith, teacher 
 Eddie Yuker, Sam Miller. Alliston Robbins' 
 George Tice, Earl Dean, George Broach,' 
 Fred Donovan, Ralph Bowron. 
 
 ^ ^1' },K '^''^'* '^- Jarvis,taacher. Leonard 
 Kendall; Roy Potiicary, Hamilton Potticary 
 Leonard Thomas. William Vollick 'ohn H 
 Denman, David Baird, Robert Stokes. 
 
 No. 14. Mis- J. Brown, teacher. Roy 
 Hickey, Roy I'ark, Robbie Smith, Herbie 
 Woods, Clarance Overholt, Harry Gant 
 Stewart l.ucas Thomas Moyer, Harold 
 Park, Eddie Peddisr. 
 
 No. 15. Miss Mabel Hunter, teacher 
 James Anstey, John Will, Oliver Street' 
 Will Angold, Arthur Gayfer, Roy Booth- 
 man, Charles Anstey, Frank Perry, Willie 
 Furminger, Arthur Baker, Robert Reid. 
 
 No 16. Mi.ss Anstey, teacher. Irwin 
 VanHeet, Harold Waters, Arthur Dunning 
 Ernest Nichol, Palmer Kinsman. Reginald 
 Sanderson, Lavellb Smith, Walter Anderson 
 Gordon McMurray, William Manser. ' 
 
 No 17. Mrs. T. Kilvington, teacher. 
 Frank lice. Fred Old, ChaHes Randall 
 Harry Cliff, Charles Searles, Harry Bissell' 
 Arthur Searles. 
 
 No. 18. Miss Carroll, teacher. Peter 
 
 DeLong.Richard Wyndham, Reggie Doran 
 
 wr"°Ll ^^'^'''*' """^ Wyndham, Willie 
 Wyndham, Louis Donovan, Harry Sharpe 
 D'Arcy McMurray, John McMillan, 
 
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 No. 10. Miss Kcclestone, teacher. 
 Charlie Henry, VViilie Street, Lionel Monck, 
 hrnesi Zimmerman, Tommy Hammill, 
 George Hewitt, Willie Dixon, John Vox. 
 Alfred Gibson. 
 
 No. 20. \fiss M. Francis Nichols, teacher 
 Ired T. Holmes, Chas. 1'. Upton, Hgerton 
 V. Mason, D.iviil K. Smith, Fr^d C. 
 Cochran, VVilbert J.Upton, Harold ,\firtin. 
 
 No. 21. Miss Nellie M.ithews, teacher. 
 loeGant, Hwart Hamilton, Charlie Peacock 
 Arthur Urry, Fred Sage, Leslie Street, 
 N. Zimmerman. 
 
 No. 22. Miss A. Kilvington, teacher. 
 
 Flmer ChaRnon, Roy Perry, Russel Austin, 
 Howard I'otticary, Lawrence Pilgrim, 
 George Montgomery, VViilie Gow, Willie 
 Guy. Kov Anderson, Kirk (Jreen, Alfred 
 Uoswell, Kddie Wright, Hay Dean. 
 
 No. 2a. Miss B F:ssex, teacher. Eddie 
 Young, VViilie Gibson, James Gow, George 
 Park, I'ercy Dean, Edwin Stevens, Waller 
 Stevens, blake Itvans, Walter I'ettil. 
 
 No. 24. W. J, McNair, teacher. Albert 
 Leslie, Roy Fcclestoiie, John Mathews, 
 George Hritton, Othmar Ross, Archie 
 Dixon, Teddie Hearn, Roy Ifobertson, 
 Eddie Whitelock, Vernon Mathews. 
 
 Teachers- 
 
 INFANT CLASS. 
 -Mrs. Gildon, Miss Bristow, Miss Murray, Miss M. Mason. 
 
 GIRLS. 
 
 ^ Rosie Armstrong.Ella Austin, Mabel 
 ■ Baxter, Blanch Carson, Grace Car- 
 son, Janet Cunningliam, Josephine 
 Boothman, May Drysdale, Marion 
 •Pixon, Norms' Evans, Helen Edcle- 
 stone, Marjory Green, Clara Faulk- 
 ner, Edith Fearneaux, Mildred 
 Forester, Zetta Gay, Freda (iay, 
 Norma Gilmore, Irene Guy, Gladys 
 Guy, Zella Garvin, Mercia Garrond, 
 Lillian Gayfer, Dora Hazell, Alice 
 Moore.Lulu Martin, Bella McMillan, 
 Eana Mooney, Hattie Mathews, 
 Aletta Jones, Marjory Kappele, 
 Minnie Nichol, Helen Pettigrew, 
 Gertie Pedlar, Winnie Price, Olive 
 Patterson, Ivy Pedlar, Irene Rolls, 
 Irene Rickards, Gyda Hearn, Delta 
 Hendershot, May Bennet, Delia 
 Barnfather, Vera Baker, Edna Byrne, 
 Myrtle J Scott, Mary Sage, Ethel 
 Searles, Myra Simpson, Anita Small, 
 Olive Smith, Lena Taylor, Gertie 
 VanAlder, Ada Webber, Olive 
 Woodcock, Georgie Yuker, Maggie 
 'Webber, Joe Zimmerman, Ola 
 Smuck. 
 
 BOYS. 
 
 Frank Austin, Harry Burnett, Albert 
 Burnett, J. Burnett, G. Baker, Willie 
 Bement, Lloyd Bulchart, F. Collier, 
 Jabez Cliff, Randa Baker, Georgie 
 Cook, Earl Dye, W Hie Dixon. John 
 Collier, Frank Ecclestone, Willie 
 Easter, Lloyd Evans, Henry Eagle- 
 ton. Harry Chappel, Alva Forrester, 
 Arlo Farley, Joe Fox, Frank F'ox, 
 Merle Green, Alex. Goodale, Robbie 
 Guy, Percy Gant, Maurice Garrold, 
 Murphy Garrold, Gordon Goodale, 
 F^red Hendershot, Tommy Hutchin- 
 son, Mattie Hayes, Olda Lang, 
 Charlie Iredale, Hughson Mcintosh, 
 Herb e Kellond, Norman Laidman, 
 Georgie Monck, Johnnie McMjIlan, 
 Carl Manning.Lloyd Moore, Tommy 
 Magen, Harold McMullen, Jack 
 McAllister, Roy Miller. Roy Max- 
 well, Allan Jones, Gordon Jones, 
 Curliss Pettigrew. Bertie Rolls, 
 Willie Rous^el, CliflFord Miller, 
 Charlie Searles, Willie Wyndham, 
 F.Treblecock,N.Tice,H. Wyndham, 
 Tomfny Woods, Harry Woods, 
 Humly Wark, Albert Tremble, 
 Leslie Whitlock, Arthur Webber, 
 Frank Young, Willie Zimmerman. 
 
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 Financial Sunamary of Receipts 
 
 Quarterly Hoard 
 
 'rrustoc iioarcl 
 
 Siiiulay Scluiol 
 
 Christ iiiM luuleavor 
 
 Junior iMulcavor 
 
 Woman's Missionary Fund 
 
 Mission Circle 
 
 Mission Hand 
 
 (iencral Missionary Fund 
 
 Poor l"\ind . . 
 
 Ladies' Aid Society .... 
 
 Cieneral Conference Fund 
 
 Church Relief Fund ' ' ' ' '..'.'.....'. 
 
 Sustentation Fund 
 
 Continf,^ent Fund 
 
 Superanuation h'und.. 
 
 Hducational Fund 
 
 >i,3io 
 
 4.-''« 
 
 7<'7 
 
 «M 
 
 "J 
 
 3O0 
 
 93 
 62 
 
 172 
 
 12 
 
 I I 
 
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 57 
 81 
 
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 74 
 <'7 
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 70 
 
 74 
 
 '5 
 
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 29 
 
 93 
 33 
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 «7 
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 29 
 
 82 
 
 Sabbath Services. 
 
 $7,673 
 
 33 
 
 Public Preachin>r ' n.oo a m. and 7 p m. 
 
 Sahbath school and bible classes . . ^. , - ,-, ,n 
 
 Junior Christian Kndeavor ,y ^,;, .^^ ,„' 
 
 Week Evening Services. 
 
 Monday, Christian luuleavi r H p. „,. 
 
 Wednesday, Prayer Meeting. ... 8 n. m. 
 
 Church Glasses. 
 
 Sunday, jo to i i a. ni. 
 No. 4 meets in Room No. 7 Leader, Mr. R. L. Whyte. 
 No. 5 meets in Room No. i— Leader, Mr. John Henry. 
 No. II meets in Room No. 5-Leaders^^Messrs. H. Murray. W\G. Moore 
 No. 12 meets m Room N0.20 Leader, Mrs. W. B. Smith. ' 
 No. 13 meets in Rooni No. ig -Leaders. F. C. Mcllroy, F. W. Gayfer. 
 
 Sunday, i 2.1:; to i p. m. 
 I meets in Infant's Class Room ' Leader, Mr. Thos. Morris sr 
 
 7 meets in Room No. 20 Leaders, I)r Day Smith. Mr.G. F. Fisher 
 
 8 meets m Room No. 5 Leader Mr. Joseph Kendall. 
 
 Sunday, 4 to 4.-50 p. m. 
 No. 9 meets in Room No. 6 Leader. mVs. A. M Water'-. 
 No. 10 meets in Room No. 5— Leader. Mrs. H. Gayfer. 
 
 Tuesday. 8 to 9 p m. • 
 
 No 6 meets in Room No. 13— Leaders, Messrs. Wm. Dicker and G Kerr 
 No 3 meets in Infant Class Room - Leader, Mr. J. Hamilton. 
 
 W'ednesday, 3.30 to 4.30 p. 
 No. 2 meets in Room No., 5, Ladies' Class— Leader, Mrs. W. L. Rutledge, 
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