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THE TIIIirriETII REPORT
OF TIIK
I N C R P R A T E D
I CHURCH SOCIETY
of 1^9 IliorpsF of <^mht,
FOR
THE YEAR ENDING 31.st DECEMBER,
1871.
rs»-^
QUEBEC:
PRINTED AT THE "DAILY MERCURY" OFFICE.
1872.
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CONTENTS.
Abitract of Ptoo«eding« of Oenlral Board. 1*
OtorffTfa»«*twl;..V..>. ....... v.... ««
BUItiwricEadowioontFdmd...... ...... .v-"**"*"" **
> Ojiii^ll? I* iptil,' .'. . . ....'.1.^;'.;...* ...«.•• :^.,j»...-*.'.;..y^. ?•>■•. - to
. JTtoolei Bn49ino«vt )f«ft«- • ;. ».♦ .» . • • • •• • • • • • • • • <'• • • • • • '^ ^*
- WldowrfirtidarjihiMitf^dBd:.....^^ '2
t)9^!toifFuiMi.... ;..... v«'vv.*v....'. V....M 74
'< ' Mliftioii 7ttii4 '• .!• • •'< ..j«.''. «■♦*«....•....•..•*•••••••••«♦•• • T*
SmftojBj^itioti cBod ,,...,.«'.. ■ ».....;...,.........••.••••••■ '^
, lldpofttiirti^aM;..^... .................. :-..... t6
BUhop Moanlaia Z4ibrMlor Hissioii f iAi4 78
PetllottFOild..^.. .>..... ...... ..... ...V. T8
Bp60Ml , s vtod. . • f • •. 1. •..'»... ....••.. .••• .... •••♦ . .. .••.«• o"
BaloAce Sheet of Ledger on 3l0t Oiiiocm^, 1971 . ». . ....... 80
Dioossidi Boird-BeVtitOe AooOniti. , . . .v.. .. ... ... . . . . .... . . 82
-Qo, i <Jlo;:8ii{»^t!irai^ntairf Aocoant....^
<Jlergj^ of tho m(Ns4.^.v.; .V..., ,.^... ..v... ...,.,....., -i.... 3
'Clergy Tcawt feidiMtpittoe^ . . . . ./^. ^. ^ ...,;,....,.. .. 7
<3oi»mitttiM...f,.. ...... ....Pl^'^.. 6
Goaditione of »pBlIoatippfj||^>wi|^jta ...... ......;.......,....;«• .119
jDf ooedftb BoftTQ . . . «... . £• -j^. . .v > . ....^t •...«• (...i^. o..^.. ....... ' 7
PiooeB»B <OosMbotorM a^^^ ........;. E8
FOrOlSOI SCQUeftH .-• . i^^ . • .......... .'......•.«••. .....* «. ..•••• 116
tiands beloogiog tbthe QoQij^tjr...... .............'•..•......'. .. lip
lleetiDgs of Oeiitral Bowl^, I)iocesaBi JBoircf , fc . ^ .....;.. 8
JalM)l0PA'7'.«®P^'^':' •'• . • .';.'... »4 ..... ^ .......«•• ^ ....•'•.....• • ' 22
clew Joieiftvers. « ....-* . * . ^ . ^ . ^ « .... *'^ . . '....• if .^. v . .'. ^ .. .'.'^ ...... . i lo
^OffidoTfli CenttikV Boil(l'd|. Itc. , . . . ....v. .*.•.*.. ..i. »...'.... ... .. .'. S
SrrajrenL. . . . • i #^'.'..1;/. ...... «.'«..• ...... ......... ... «•#••• ...... 4
■ttepC^K lOT. Iw71 . .'. ..........i^.. '.........• ..*«*............ ..^... "
Beyort of the DioeeMQ/Boud .;.».•. ., *•*•,...... ......«•*••• ..... .17
Beport«f th^gt. Frtade J>tatr{<offc A«9oeiatto&..4... ...... ...... .. 15
Report of Clergy Tr^ttOoiQiQtUtee....... ........ ...... ......... 69
>3tat«metit9-o/4m9QDtft ijaitedtB ^ Dineceae....... ...... ...... ■.', 89
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TlIK Tllll!TiKT!l lil'I'ORT
01' ■IIIK
i N C II LM) \l A T K I)
CHUKCH SOCIETY
of f|F JliofFsr of <|iiFfeFr,
I'lil!
TlIK YKAR EN' I) INC :!l-i DECP^MISKR,
1871.
I3i5»tnTt>li«la.ccl "Ztlx TttI^t, X04S.
i
<,>rKI'.KC:
rnJNTED AT Tin: "daily meucuuv office.
1S72.
CLiyjJCiY OK TlIK J)IO('KSK OK (^('K15KC\ 187'J.
HiiiiiT Ukvkheni' J. W WILLIAMS, D.U., Loiin IJisuoi' of QcKnEc.
Allnatt, KcT. i*'. •!. 1] DruininoiKlvillu.
Uiidi^loy, llcv. Cliiis., M.A. Jtoftm- of (iruiniiiiir ,*^oliool, Lcn-
liiiirour, Kcv. A. (retired) .Viiluiirtier. fiKixvillc
iJalti.iir, Rev. A. .)., J!. A Ilatley.
l!iiyiloll, lluv. Jiiiniis, 1!.A Itiiiy.
J'.uylo, Kev. I'"., li.A Kn.-t Fraiiipt(.ii.
l!uVni;j:c, Kov. 11 (1., M.A. (rcthfil) Uatluy.
rhiiiiiiiaii, lU'V. r. S., M.A Miid^wrll.
|)L')il)iii^c, lU'v, J. Li (iiij^iniiic.
1)(« iM()uil|iioil, Hi\ . ,1 Mcolet.
])in-oy, Ucv. .1 C<iiiiiPt(in.
rortiii, i;>n . A., 1!. A Indian N'illa^c, Si. Franci.«.
i''<ptlicr;,'ill, Kev.M. M ,Svr. of Iiioresaii 5:yu'Ml...St . I'otcr'.s (.iiiebeo.
J''i)>ti;r, Kuv. ,1.. M. A., Kei'.tor TInco Hivcis.
Ilaiiiiltoii, llcv. ('., M.A., lii.-hi.!.'.- ('liai.laiii.. .>t. .Matthew's, Quebec.
lleiildirn. Kev. .)., |;.A l.alir.'idov.
llMiisiiiaii. llcv. (i. v., M.A.. H( v'toi- i.iiiel)cc.
Juukiiis, l!ev. .). II., I J. A \\'e-t I'rainj.li.ii.
Ketiiji, llev. .1., I!,!) Leed.--.
Kci'. llev. M .'^aridy IJeiich.
Kill;.,', llev. W <t. .-^ylve.ner.
Kiii,^', Kev. K.. i;.A l»>irliani.
l,y.<ter, llev. W. (J., i;..\ ('.i[ii! Cove.
.Mallier,-, llcv. II .Malbaic, (la.^nc'.
.Merrill;, llev. W. t"., M. :\ l;i\ itre dii hoilji (en liaut.j
.MiliK'. llev. (i., M.A., lUiral Dean New (_'arli.-le.
Mlteii(dl, llcv. 11 StDiiidiaiii.
Ai<'(iil.-, Kev J II , It.D . Kitral Dean, I'rineipa! ]5i.-li(ij)'s College, liCniinxviiie.
I'arker, Kev. (I. II Kiiij;scy.
Parkin, llev. 1-J. C . . . ilaton.
I'etry. Kev. 11. .1., i;.A I>auvillc.
I'lees, llev. 11. G .-t. L'auf.s (Juciiee.
Ilawson, llev. C, M..\ Cathedral, (^noljec,
Keid, llev. C. 1'., M.A .'-lierbripol-.e.
Kii'hninnd, Kev. J. 1' (iaspt- J3a,<in.
iliehard.-^on, Kev. T. I. Cuatienok,
Kioiiel, Kev. .s., U.A .Ma'^rdalen lelaud.-.
Koe, Jlev, Jl., B.A., K.xaininiii:; Chaiilaln.. . ..AlelbDiirnc.
Kti.-;.-;, Kev. K. (i. \V. (retiretl) Hiviire dii Ltaip (en ba.".)
lluwl.iiid. Kev. A Upper Irelatnl.
Searlh, Kev. A. C. . M.A Keiiiidwille.
.*«'ewell. Kev. K. W., .M.A Chaptdot'ihe Holy Trinity, (Quebec
Short, llev. 1! .Moiitiiioreiiei.
Smith, Kev. V. A ()eori,'oville,
Stiniit, llev. II. C. i;.A St. .Matthew's, Quebec.
Sykes, Kev. J. .S,, I'ort Chapbiin (Jiieboe.
Taiiibs, Kev. K. C, M. A Bishop's Culle,ii;e, Lonno-wille.
Thompson, Kev. t I'roinpton.
Vial, Kev. W. S Jieaiiport.
Vonltliaiid, Kev. A.A., M.A, Sec. Diocesan Board St. Michael's, Quebec.
Walters, Kev. . I Magoi^.
AVasher. Kev. .J. li Nortirinverness.
Woolryche, Kev. A. J., Secy. Church Society. .Levi.s.
Wurtule, Rev. L. C, D.A Actonvalo.
TIJAYKKS,
TO »K rsKI> .\T M.l- MKKTIXUS n|' TIIK SfiCIKTV A\I> nV (TS
SKNKli.M. ASSOCIATIONS.
I'kkvknt is. O Loiil. ill :ill <'ni' <Ioin,i,'s. willi Tliy most,
_i,'rucioiis (avoiir, :iii<l InrtlMf ii> wi'li 'I'liy «'<'iilimial lu'lp;
IJial ill all Mill' works, Ik'hiim. (•••ntiiiiutl, nii<l emlfd in Tlico,
wo may .i^'loi'iiy Tliy II<»ly Name; and linally. ly 'l'li> nu'iry,
obtain cvcrlasliii-' lilo; lliroii-li .lf>iis ('lll•i^( our Lord.
O :\I('rcil'iil (iod, Wli'i li:t>l made all iiicii. and hatost
Jiotliiii<;- that 'I'lioii lia>l niadi-, nor woiildot tlit! death of u
sinner, hut rather that he -hoiild he converteil and live; have
morey upon all Jews. Turks. Intidids ami lirretics. and tako
from them all iunoranee. hardiie>.> of heart, and eoiitem|it of
Thy Word, and .so tM( li them liomi'. Mes-ed J.onl. lo Tliy
flocdv-. that they may he .^aved amoiiir tin; romnant «d'the Iruo
.iHraelites, and he made one lidd under one Shej)herd. l'ro>in'r,
O Lord, the lahours of llio.-e .sociftiis of the ( 'hur(di in tho
land of our l-'athers. \vhi( h Thou ha>t dc'iii;no<l to u>e in tho
promotion of this ohjt'ci. and \\hic h have nourisliod the < 'hiireli
ill the colonies; and hiess in like manner ^vith Thy Holy
Spirit and I'rovideiit ial succour the Society in whose caiiso
wo are now met, and the uiidertakiiiu.-s whi(di we have now
in harid. -Trosper Thou the work of our hands upon us; ()
prospoi" Thou our hand}' work." lor the .sake, and through tho
merits of thy Son Jesus Christ (uir T-ord, Who liveth and
rcio'netii with Thee and the Holy (ijio.st. one (iod. world
without end. Awe/).
Our Father, whicli art in licaveii. Ifallowcd bo Thy name,
Thy Kini^-dom come ; [Vhy will lie done in earth. As it is in
Heaven. (Jive us this day our daily bread. And i'or.<;'ivc us
our trespasses. As -wo forg-ivo them that trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation; But deliver us from evil;
Kor Thine is the kingdom, the power and tlie glory, For
over and ever. Amdi.
5
T II E (; II u im; II SOC 1 ET V
OK TIIK
DKH'Ksr; ()!' (iii'HKc:.
r A T RON.
iri^ E\.
KI.I,KN( V TlIK <iiiVKI(N()U (
lK.SKl;.\t.,
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I'UESlUEN'l".
TlIK JlM.lIT I!
KVKllK.M" rilK I-0UI> l!l8IIUP OK QlKllKi'.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
lIon.Chicf-JiiKtict'M.rctiiili, U.CJ..
M. Sheppurd, Eh<j ,
n..n. Kdwaril lliiic, D.C.r,.,
Rev. <}. Milne, M..\., litiral Dean,
U.v. Goo. Ma( kif, L>. 1).,
Rev. C. P. Reid, M.A.,
Rev. tln! rrincipivl of ISishoii'd C'ol-
R.!V. W. KinK,
I'C'', 1). !).,
Rev. G. V. HoUBumn, M.\.,
riio Ki:,'lit Itov. tho Lord IJiahop of
\V. I'ctrv, Es(i.,
llmon,
W. G. Will tele, Esq..
U. Iliiiiiiltoii, Ei-(|.,
i:. II. Smith, Esq.,
H. S. Scott, Es(i.,
C. N. Montizimhert, E.-^q.,
(
Kov. E. \V. Sow.ll, M..A .
R. W. HeiieUer, Esq.,
licv. A. W. Mnuntiiiii, M.A.,
Rev. C Hamilton, M.A.,
II. N. .loncH, Es<|.,
Rev. H. Roe, li.A.,
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At-he, Conunandei, K. N.
CENTRAL BOARD.
Tlie i'rcHidciit, tlie \'i( t- I'ri sidtnts, and all utlici Ofllccvri of the
Society, all (.'kigynR'n iici'iiKcd within the Dioccst', and the WardenB of
every Church or Chapel, being iDonibcrs of the Corporation, and
C. I'. Champion, Er;().,
V. Mi.nti/.iinitiert, M.D.
G. G Kill Stiiart, Esq.,
G. Hall, E.<(i.,
.1. I'atton, junior, I'^ij.,
(.". Henry, Es(i.,
\V. Hunt, Em| ,
\V. C. Seott, Eh(i.,
R. R. Dohell, E.-^q.,
Hon. G. Irvine, 11.1',
1". A. Shaw, Esq.,
W. NewtoD, Esq.
C. JiiJgo, E^<i.,
H, W. Welch, jr., Es(i.,
I
lUN'OUAUY COrXSEL
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lion. (i. Irvine, M.P.
Al-DITOUS.
31. \V. Wukli, jnnio
•
r, E,<i|.. 1 CI I
d?e, E.-q.
TUEASURKR.
(Jeorjo) Veasey, Esq.
SECRETARY'.
Rev. A, .1.
Wc>oliych •.
6
COMMri'TKli^S.
I) K I' f) s r r () i: V c o .vi m i t t k k
'III.' i. 1.1(1 r.iylioj., ClinlriMiui,
lU'T. (i. V. Ilonmiiiiit,
liev. U. (,. I'l.'.H,
llcv. C. Hiuniilon,
Ui'V. M. JI. Fothiivill,
llt'V. «.'. Uuwsoii,
('. N. M.>htiziuiil..it, Hnq.,
11.. J rnithii, Kmj.,
Dr. M.'iiti/.HiiilK it,
C. .IikIkc, Kh(1.,
K Atthf, (Jotumatiilt-r, U.S.,
Tlif Sucnlary.
i<' I N A N <; K CO .M M I T '1' K K .
lUv. (!. V. Uoii.siimii, Chairtimti.
Kev. 11. 0. FMcfF,
Uev. ('. llaiuilttiii,
H. W. Weiih.jr., Esq.,
Com. Ablic, K. M.,
\V.(;. Wmtci., Ks-i ,
r. A .SllllW, K^ll.,
15. II. '^iiiitli, Lmj ,
U. Hall, l;^.l.,
'I'lif 'I'li'iiHUrci,
Tin- hcu'tiiry.
K i> r C A '1' I " N C .M M 1 T T K E
11' V. (I. \'. HmifiiiHi), Clmiriiinii.
Rev. C. Hiimihoii,
Kt'V. C. Kawsoii,
liev. M. M. Kotlicruill,
Kev. A. A. Voii lliiiiud,
I!, v. 11. (I. }'I.'«H,
I H. Aslif, C«.iiiinai!il(r, li N ,
Dr. iMoiili/.HJiil.frt,
II. h. .-^( (.tt, Kscj ,
The Secretary.
L A N D C JT M I T T E E .
Geo. Vensey, Ek(|., Chairman,
P. A. Shaw, Esq., | The Secretary.
INVEST M E NT CO M M 1 T T E E .
The Treasurer,
11. Hamilton, Esq , | W. Ci, Wurtele, Esq.
mOOESAN HOAllE).
TIIK LOUD DlsnOP, PUESIDENT.
(EUcttd by Synod.) | {FAectrd by Church Socitly.)
Uiv. C. Hamilton, M.A.,
R.-V. .1. H. NlcollH, D.D.,
Huv. J. FoHtttr,
11. W lI«'neUfr, Esq.,
W.G. Will tele. Ksq.,
H. H. Hcott, Esq.
Rev n. I!oc,
Ui'V. (>. V. Uoiifmin,
Rev, A. A. Von IflliiUil,
R. Iliirailton, Enq.,
Com. AkIh', R N..
Quo. Mall, Ei^q.
{Ex'Officio Mvmbtrt.)
TIm! Clericiil Serrctftrv of Synod, I The TreaKiuer of Synod,
The Seciutiuy of Clunch Society, | The Treasurer of Church Society.
SECRETARY.
Rev. A. A. Von iniind, M.A.
CLEUOY TRUST COMMITTEE.
THE LORD BISHOP, CHAIRMAN.
Rev. R. G. PleeH,
Rev. W. Kinir,
Rev. G. V. Housraim,
Rev. C. P. Ucid,
Rev. C. Hamilton,
R. Hamilton, Esq.,
W. G. Wurttle, Esq.,
C. Judge, Esq.,
i). P. Champion, Esq.,
P. A. Shiiw, Esq.
TREASURER.
W. G. Wuvtele, Esq.
SECRETARY.
Reverend R. G. Plees.
8
STATED MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY.
Wednesday 1873 22nd January.
CENTRAL BOAUD.
Thursday 1872 15th February.
Thursday . . 21st March.
Wednesday 10th April.
Wednesday 22nd May.
Wednesday 11th September,
Wednesday 13th November.
AYedn osday 11th JJecem ber.
Wedncciday 1873 8th Jan uary .
Thursday 23rd January.
DEPOSITORY COMMITTEE.
Monday 1872.
Monday
Monday
Monday
4th March.
3rd June.
2nd September.
2nd December.
DIOCESAN HOARD.
Thur.sday 1872 11th April.
Wcdnesda}^ 3rd July.
Wednesday 2nd October.
Friday ..1873 2'ith January.
ANiNUAL riEl'OllT FOll 1871.
Ci)in|):iralivc StuteiiR'nl of Vulunlaiy CuiiLributioiis for
1870 and 1871 :
1K70. 1871. Inemisc.
Cloncral Fund i^l Ut'».OS 01550. 2(1 8 51.18
Mission Fund 20L>7.M 27lS.i;!) 000. 95
Widows' and Oi-piians' Fund.. 010.88 018.00 204.11
Pension Fund 208.55 805.41 12(5. 8(1
Lahrador .Mission Fund 18. .■)8 18.88
Total Inri'case $1170.48
The al>ove Coni])arati\-e Statement is so I'ar satisfaetoi-}' as
Hhewiiii;- an inciH-ase in tiie voluntary contributions of this
year ovei- last, l)Ut on the other hand it must be borne in
miinl that this surplus is mainly to bo attributed to tlie muni-
ficent anonymous eontribution of $500. 00 to the Mission Fund
at CaeounaXhureh. and an ecpially liberal donation of $500.00
from the late Ftlward "Burstall, Ksq.. aj)))0i'tioned as follows, at
Ids reijuest :
Widows" and Orphans" Fund $200.00
Pension Fund 200.00
Mission Fund 100. (I()
$500.00
The atteidion of the Clergy is a,<i-ain drawn to tlu' absolute
nceessit}' of transmittinii; their annual contributions to the
Treasurer lieforo 81st December.
MISSION FlNIi
In i-eferrin,<;' the Society for an account of .Missionary work
to the lieport of the Diocesan Board, it will bo seen that an
increase of $012 has been handeil to tlie Treasui'er of the
Diocesan Board from the Mission Fund during- the past year,
thus reilucinjj^ the deticit of the Jioard from $1870. 00 to $841.
It is u'ralifyini:; to learn that there has been an increase in.
tlio voluntaiy subscri|)tions of $000.05. The Hoard would
remind Churchmen that tills Fund is the oidy cdiannol whence
aid can bo drawn for the openin;;' of new missions. The grant
from the Society for the Propaij;ation of the (;losi>el, and the
n\ission assessments are li.Kcd, and it is onI\- l)v drawinii; from
lilt' -Mis'-ii*!! I''miil. mill's^ a >|)ot'iiil ^tiuiI \<v made IVoiii llio
(ioiiri'iil l-'iiii(l. ihat (loricii'iK'ii's in the Jili'oady occupied tields
of laljuiir cull 1h> made ^ood and ii'W sialions cnlcri'd upon.
Mission tickls arc v\vv prcseiitin;;- tlieiiisclves. Tlie Hoard
tlierct()]v tnisl lluU (lui-ini;- ilic cui'rciiL vcar an clibrL will Ijc
made to plaeo this Fund in such a position as lo enalile the
Uoard to eni;'aL!;e in a work so important to the welldteiiiL;- of
liic Church ill this widely seattered diocese. Il is with ,<j,-i'ent
satisiacliou the Jioard learn thai their sii<4'i;estion in last
year's report in i-eference to the duly ol'assistiiii;- in convcAin""
I he (lospel to heathen lands has borne fruit.
Duriiiij,- the vi>iL oftJial i;'rcat missionary of our (Jhureli,
liisho]) Selwyn, a meetin;.!; was lield under the auspices of the
Si>ciety. and the pj'oceed-, amounting- lo S()5. 1"), toi;'c1 her with
iiie ofVertory at an eai'ly celebration of the Holy Coinmuniou
on St. .Simon and 8t. Jude's l)ay,al S(. Peter's Chapel, aniouiil-
ini;' to ?(!. ;")(). has been transmit led (o \\]v. Society for the
Propagalioii o|' ihe (iospol. towai'ds the su]»j)<)rt of its
liHliaii Mission on this coiitineiit.
The Hoard tru>l thai ihis o-,,,,,!
durini;- the j)reseiit yt'ar.
bcM-iiiniii:;- mn\- bear nujro
Irui
WIDOWS AM) (((M'llA.NS
M).
'I'lic amouiil of voluntary c(Uitributions to ihis l-'und. for
the jiust year, is considerably in ad\-aiice of 1 lial of the jire-
vioiis year.
The claims ujiou this Fund have loiiunalcjy lalleii short of
the amount of volmifary conti-ibutions. whiNf iho aniuiai
interest arising' from the Capit:d reaches, accord ii.ij,' lo iho
last stulement, SIS')! .8:5.
During the past year the opinion of the cmineiii Acl uar\', A.
(i. .Ii':n:say. J']<!j.. has beei; obtained relalivt' to ihe, iwo points
submitted to him last .Tanuaiy. 15ut inasmuch as his reeoni-
mendation involves an altei-ation (;f the IJydaw, the inatter
has Itoen referred to tlie Churcli Society.
The Treasurer repoi-ts that the following (dergyTuon have
qualitied themselve.s during the jiasi year as ])ai'l'icipants in
the benefits of the Fund,— Reverend Messrs. Keni]), King
Plees, Lyster, Ker, Von Itlland, Vial, Thompson, ,Sniitli|
Ross, Short, l•^)thergill, ]\rerriek, Hu i-rage, Woolrycho and
Riopel.
I'KNSION I'UNT).
It is gratifying to notice a slight increase in the receipts
during the ])ast year. At tliesamc time tlieEoar<l mnst state
u
Lhul this Fuiul has not yet rocoivod that measure ot'suitpoH
wliieh it is entitled 1o in coiisicU'ration of its important
h(jarini>" iij)on the* well-heini;' of the Diocese.
It au;aiii seems necessary to remind cliurchmen that the
Society for the I'rojiai-atioii of tlie (Jospel has tlirown iii>on
ourselves the responsibility of providing;; pensions in future
for the Clergy.
The Hoard are of o])inion that if the Clergy would brin^;
this subject promincntl}' l)efore their peo])le, either by ser-
mons or othei'wise, a manifest inci-ease in the Fund would be
the result.
ENDOWMENT I'LNT).
A list of (he liural Endowment Funds of the Diocese, to
which no a<ldilion has been made duriuir the ]Kist year, will
be found in the Clergy Trust J-'und account, with the excep-
tion of that for Nicolel, which a[)iiears in the acc(umts of the
Treasurer of (lie Societv.
1 » i; I'( )S ! TOU Y C< >MMtTTEE.
Comptirative statement oi' sales, 1870 and 1871
1870.
85 p.ibics s ctJ.c;)
t;8 Testaments llM'.')
278 rraycr-15ooks 1L>().1;{
|t!() ^liscellaneous J'ub-
lications 1 15.(57
Tracts 1(:.88
$:i(J1.4i)
> 40.33
1871
li;5 P,ible^
(;8 Testanu'uts..,. 11.11
433 I'rayer-lioohs. 155.14
=■•1034 ^lisccUaneous
rublicatious... 280.. 35
Tracts
-O . i
.8527.50
Increase in 1871 81(j0'.01
The sales of 1871. althou«;-h comparing favorably with those
..f 1870, are still Ijelow those of 18(59 and 1808, and the Board
tear there is very little hope of improvement until the use-
fulness of the iK'pository can l»e extended !>}• bringing in
other publications than those of the Society for Tromoting
Christian Knowledge, whicharein nmny instances unsuited to
the wants and liabits of colonial life. The H(xu-d are much
indebted to the Secretary-Treasurer, C. Judge, Ks(|., for his
very valuable services.
• Includes 10 of the S. P. C. K. Selected Libraries for Suntlay
and Other Schools, of 40 volumes eacli, or 400 volumes in all, im-
ported for Sunday-schools in mission of Danville and 'f ingwick, and
St. Matthew's, Quebec.
12
EDUCATION.
Diiriiii? the ])ast ycni-, nid Jims hcoii cxtondcM.! lo an aildi-
tiuiial Sc'liool ut I'ortneiil' and 'rini^uicdc.
TJio Schools aided \>y the tSocicty on the iioiHi sliorc of
the St. Lawrence arc uudci- llic supei-vision of the Jicv. J{. (J,
Plecs, tliose on tlic soulli shore under llial <d'the Rev. II.
J. retry.
SCJI00L8 AIDKD BY THE CUUIJCII SOCUOTY.
SCHOOLS.
Bourg Louis, No. 1 . . . .
Coaticook ,
Craii bourne
West F ram ptoti. .. . .. ,
Lake Beanport
Stoneham
rortueuf . . ..
St, Giles
New Armagli
Tingwick
St. JIargarct's
Parlvliurst
St Patrick'f;
Bourg Louis, No. 2
u -
o q
<
■M
M
U»
ir.
1:1
24
20
21
2".
28
NAMES
OF
TEACHERS.
Dora i'.rowii
J. E. MtGirjiic . . . .
Wiiliaiu Hume
H. Dickson
J. H. IJiciiardson.. .
E. T. D. Chambur.s,
James Daly
f. S. Procter
Edmord Craig
Carol i He Hall
Mi.ss Suiter
F. E. Bite
S. Sutherland
Kate Ingham
c <-
a
o
i<10 (»0
5fi 00
30 00
;jo 00
40 GO
40 00
no 00
27 r.o
27 r*o
2 7 50
2 7 no
2 7 50
30 00 I
$120
200
100
12:.
:;20
u;o
MO
100
IDO
10(1
140
Tli(> Uoard lias very o;rcal satisfaction in annoiinciiii.'" the
appointment of (ieorg-c Yeasey, Es<)., as Trcasiij-ei-. in the room
of llie late lamented (!. A. L. Wood. Ks([. The ibllowiiii^
resolution was unaniniousiy ado])te<l : —
13
Tliiit the Coiitnil JJoiinl <1(. place on i-coonl the sense of
the h)ss whit'h, in eoinmon wilhothei- institutions, the (.'hnieh
Society of the J)ioccse Jias recently sustained in the ivnioviil
hy death of tiieir hite Treasunn'-, (ieorge Aii.u'ustus Leslie
Wood. Ks(|., as wi'll as theii- hii^ii estimation of his aniiahlc
and Christian chai-acter, and that the Si'crelary he requested
to convey to .Mrs. Wood the rcspcctfid sympathy of the
lioard Avilh her under her heavy alHietion.
'Vho IJoard rci;'vet to place on record the loss which the
Society has .sustained durini;' the year in the removal hy
death of tlu^ .Ueverend John Torrance^ ifector of Three IJivers,
a Vice-President of tho Society, and of Kdward Burstall, Esq.,
William I'oston, Ks(]., life mcmhers, and foi- many years
acti\'e su|i[)orlers of the Society.
,1. \V. QlKUKC,
President,
A. .). Woomivche,
Secret ai'v.
11
ABSTJJACT OF PJIOCEEPIXCIS OF CKXTJJAL HOAIM)
DUliimf TIU'] YEAR ISTl.
If
f i.
January. — rtc|)()ii of Land Coinmitlcc adopted. Claims ol'
the widow and cliiidren of tlic liev. Ii. (J. Ward on tlie AV. tV:
O. Fund wore allowed. Outtits of $50 eaeh ^'ranted to two
clergymen out of tlio (leneral Fund. Grant of 81U0 to East
Franipton Parsonage.
Eesolved, — That the lMlu('ati(»n Committee hold (juarterly
meetings, and report missions whei-e schools might with
advantage l»e estalilished.
FEiuirAiiv. — JJesolved. — That the I'arson;ige at .Melhourne
he transfeiTed to the IJisho]) in Trust. The usual allowance
to the Cha))lain at Ci-osse Isle was placed at the Uishop's
disposal.
Maiicii. — The thanks of the Society were tendered to the
Bis]io[> of .Maine and .Rev. J. C;ii'micliael for their assistance
at the annivi-rsary meeting.
Ai'Rri.. — Till! Secretary Avas in>irucled to notily (he Ch'i-gy
that the suhsci'iptions to the W. iV O. l-\ind will he due on Isl
day of .May.
Mav. — Committee a])j)oiidcd l(» secure a Ti-easurer. fiCtler
to the Church-wardens of Watervillc ivlative to Cliurch
property.
XovE^MRER.— Investment aiithori/.e<l in {[amilton Dehen-
tures to the amount of ,i?9()00. The Jvlucition Committee
stated that $21') M-ould he re(juii-ed to eiiahle them to n)cet
their engagements. A grant of $247.0'} was made out of tlie
Special Fund. The suhject of granting a ])onsion to the
wido^y of the late JJev. .1.' Torrance Avas deferreil. A graid of
$100 on the usual conditions was made to the Magog Mission
Church. Treasurer's statement was received.
K K V O U T
or TlIK
ST. I'L'AXCIS DISTincr ASSOCIAI^IOX
Ol' THK
iN('t>i;iN)i;.\'ri:i> ciiriirii society "K the diocese ok
(,>rEiiE(.',
F"r ll/i i/((t/- , ndiii'/ Di'miilx r In. 1S!71.
A rrvicw ol' llic work ol' iIk' Cliiirdi in roniuM'tioii "willi
this Association preisciits .several le:il,ures of u ])leusii)!j; and
prospoi-ous cliavacter, ^vhi('ll call foi' our ^-ratitude to tlie L;'iver
of all n'ood lliinLi;s, willioui wIiom' blessing our Ik'sI etforls will
lie -wantini;' in siieeoss.
On com paring llic amoiuils raised witliin (lie T)istriel one
\'eai- with another sinee 1^51. the year in which a division of
our Cliurcdi ))ro|)crty "was made wiiJi the then newdy formed
Diocese of Montreal, we lind :i steady and gradual increase,
which, in 1871. assumes an amount beyond the most sanguine
e\|)(HTations of the Chui-cirs best friends, in LS.')! tlie total
amount raised within the District for all chui'ch purposes
was >;,")rj0.72. Tlie amount for missionary jnirposes alone for
ISTl excei'ds 6o<H)0. all of which has been raised within the
limits of this .\ssociatiiin. This Num has refererico to the
missionary wants of the Chui'eh. and comprises thoaissossmcnt,
])r()ceeds of sermons, and missionary meetings and donations,
and is eiitiivly independent of tho.^e local clfoils which have
been made towards ilie buihling and repairing of chur(dies
and parsonages, some slalisiical rejiort of which your .Secretary
had hoped to be able to eom])ile. but in the absence of the
detailed information in the Parochial reports, ho has been
[)recluded from this ])leasurable but arduous duty. If, how-
ever, Ave can bo pci'mitted to hope these outlays equal those
of 1870. then we may ])ut down to the credit of the District
for all Chur(di ])urposes a sum exceeding !s8()0(). This state-
ment cannot but l)e highly gratifying to the members of this
Association, inasmuch as it proves how much can bo accom-
})lishe(l b\' a systomalic organization, where the penny of the
poor and the pound of the rich become amalgamated into one
irrcat fund.
Ill
I I
Aiiollioi' iiidox ol" (lu- jn'osnority wliicli has altciidcd iho.
work of the Cluii-cli in this Oisti'ict, is lo he lonml in sril-
siisteiitnlion.
Tho .Mission ut' Jiichinond and Arclhonrnc ceases, at the (doso
of tho your, to be any h)iii;'cr a ii'ii[)irnt of aiil fiom the
Diocesan Hoard, the ])eo])ie of this mission assume tho
r('s))()nsihilily of stislainiiii;' for llu? Iiilniv the minist i-alioiis
of (he C'iiurcdi ainon^'sl iheniscives. Add to this the spii'it
iiianiiested hy llio jteojjle of Coniplon to contrihiite llie whole
ol" (he (deri;'ynK'n"s salai-y wlien [hvy wei'e hist re(|nire(l hy
(ho JJoard to raise (iieir assessnien(, and we tind additional
evidence of the Chiireh's advancement . These are omens lor
icood. and may well cheer less |irivileu,e<.l missions whi( h are
still nnder (he fos(erin^- care of (he hiocesan IJoard. and
raise the lioj)es oi'die waste j)laces of the district which have
hilher((», in vain, a>h'ed foi" assistanee. Vonr ComniiKee lind
in (he measui-e of success which has attendi'd tlie oj)era(ionH
ol'this association cause i'or thankfulness and hoj)e. ThanU-
fulness (hat our woi-k bc.i'-un in faith. wi(h at tir>t hut >mall
encourai;'emen(, has prosjx'red beyond our i'X|)ectation, — hope
that in the ])rovi.->ion which is made for the i'eli,i;'ious instruc-
tion of our ])eopIe, each anniveisary will lind (hat we are
keeping- pace with the Chui-ch's wants and recognizing our
responsibilities. The more oui* ])eo])le become ac(|uainted
widi (lu! ac{ual wan(s and iu;cessi(ies ol'(he ('liur<di (he more
liberally will tlie>' liestow a ])or(ion of (heir means (o meet
(hem, and this involves (he du(y on all (he members of the
Associadon of taking an ac(ive ])ai'( in ac([uiring and in
disseminadng tha( information which will have (In- ha]>py
J'esuh of building up the Churcdi of (lod,
i'lnwAiu) C*iM,KN Parkin,
Secretary, ,St. f'l-ancis District Association.
1
t
^■n
ANMAI, IMU'ofi']'
a
■I
OF TIIK
1)1 OCKS A N BO A III)
von 1S7I
Al. liic rl(,.M' of i|„. lusi Aimiial li(!^,(,ri ..f the DiocA-saii
Hoard lo (he Church Socioty, an csfimato uj the llcvcnuio and
Kxpcndihiro for thi; year jiist passed was appended, which
oxhil)ile<i a delieif of ??!tL'r>.
In tlie. Koporf presented lo (he Dioei'san Synod in the
month of .IiiiK' hist, that esfinuiio was correclod no as to
mereaso (lie (hiieieney to §i:i!iS. And tho ondeavour was
mado to draw tho attention otniernhers of (ho Clnu-eli throii,<rh-
out, (lie l)ioee>.> (o (he special nood oriar<,^oly incrcasin-- tlioir
I'onlrihnlions (.. the Missi.Mi Fund of tho Chureh Sociotv.
UiaL I.ein.i^ almost, ihe oidy soiirco of rovenuo from whieh aid
could bo lio))ed I'or to wipt^ out iho dotieioncy.
Yo-.ir Hoard is n|ad (o he ahlo to report that Lh.> income
ironi that limd has been so nuieh iar/^^or than usual that the
OHtiinated (leliceney ha> been rediieod to ^'Ml/M, tho Mission
lund havino- aid.'d tho Hoard to tho extent of 5?!»]L' mon^ than
was estimated. Hut it must bo borne in mind that this sum
iru'ludes an anonymous thank-ollerini; of 85(10, a source of
rovenm^ which obviously cannot be counted u))on to assist us
in iutui'o onu'ri(oneics.
'I'lie following abstract of tho Revenue A.vouutfor tho past
year is submit led, from which it nuiy bo seen what a heav\
strain has been put upon tho resources of the IJoard, and how
imi).)ssiblo it would have been to maintain tho existin*^ ope-
rations except lor that, increased assistance from your
hociety, which your Hoard venture (ho liop(> uiav not he
vvitiiout a parallel durin,-;- t!ie present year.
./•!.r/ii /it/ifurc.
?J;;;;;"'' !"''' 8]9,i!)8.25
r".^ ;: 1,010.00
//'""% W.is
(jcneral hxj)enscs jy-j ^g
S21,2.'U.13
( I
1 1
IS
Herri iits.
Ansossmciils roc.oivod 6*>.'i2!) .)!2
S. \\ i\. (irant !>,702.78
S. I*, (i. <irjui(, Tor in'iisions 4sr).l,'t
MiNsioii Fuiul, Clmrcli Society L'.Slii.l.'S
(Jhurcli Society, ,^n-aiil Wn- Moniis l,Ot>().()0
(Oiic-liflli) Mr. It. Hamilton, ^raiil to now mi.ssioii. 100. 00
(vollucl.ioii.s Cor Ma/^n|jiicn Islands f>T.!M
Halanco at crivlil IJcvcriiic account. I.sl Jan., 1H71, G1.5U
»20,HS9.ll»
I)ul)lor l.ulaiico ^?A\ .1>4
It will 1)0 .soon that wo bo«^in tlio your with a tli'btor'H balance
of noarly 8i»r)0. Thin is vory nnicli to bo I'o^i'ottod, not only
on account ol'tho actual amount ol'bunlon upon tho i'o.soui'com
of the curront yoar, but al.so bocauso it juovont.s tlu^ I'oard
from niakin/^ any addition to tho Sustontation l''iind of the
Diocese, created, as we are all awaro, to j)rovido lor the time
when the Society for the J*ro]»a;;ation of the (Jospel wiU
finally withdraw all aid from tho I>i()(toso. It is, liowovor,
the unavoidable result of a heavier ox[)tMi(Jitur(^ than waH
anticipated at tho boginnin<^ of the year, $1,155 more
having been paid for C/lerg'ymon'sstij)onds than was calculated
upon.
The ongagoment.s into which the mis.sions h.'id entered
three years ago, torminuting with tho close of the ^ear
1871, the (luestion of forming now agroonienlH for incroasod
amcmnts I'or a period oi' two years has largely occujtiod the
attention ofyoui- Hoard nince the month of March last.
All tho missions hav(^ not yet brought thoii" nogof ial iotts
to a close, but sulliciont infoi-malion can b<» iSU])]»lied to
warrant the statement that the vai-ious congregalioiiH
throughout the Diocese are, upon tho whole, sjiewing them
selves moi'o and more alive to tho duty of Tuaintainirig, at
their own cost, those ministrations which m'oi'o jti-ovidocl for
them all too long without calling for any Haoritico in return.
The wardens of 47 (tongi-cgatiojis have either signed, or
undertaken to sign, foi'msofagi'oi^mont i'or a total assessment
of $G,t)l.'{,— an inoi'oase over the previous year of $1,1!^.
Six congregations remain, who ai'c still treating with the
Board, from whom an assessment of at least Sl,0'>5, — am
increase of S4;i, - i.s safely to bo oxjiected. This raises the
total assessment to S7, 048, and 81.2.'}4 iiioiea.>-e, to which a
further addition oi'SlOO i.s virtually made by the determina
\
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*i-
ho
f
19
tioii «»r tlio people of Mellioiii'iie Ic in.iiiilain tlirir cUTLfymnn
ill luturo wiilioiil exiraiu'oiis aid.
The whole hum tor which the missions — 1 hen '^5 in niiinher
— wero nssessed in IHlJM, was ??4.1(h;. The )(»tal assessment
I'oi' tl»e year 1H72, levied iipon the sami! missi(»ns, is 8<», * '-• —
an inci\!ase of it'^, ','>',',(>, or o I |»er cent in four years. It iH,
however, to he regretted that nn aceumuhilion of ai'reiU'H.
:iinounlin^ to !BI,r)7»i, are now ehari>;eahle a;;ainsl the vniiouH
inission.s of the I)io('ese.
'J'hat under the jieeuliar cireumstances of tliis l)ioeese, ho
hir<^e un inereaso in the local contiilMitions has been made
within that p(MMod, is matter for eoni;raluiali(»n, atid should
he interpreted as a most favoiahUf anniiry lor the future.
When we know, too, that one mission, (Compton,) huH
ruirtcd its nsHcsKinent at once from ^2{H) to ^500, that we
have one niission contrihiitin'^ ^ri;')!), another ^450, and
another ^400, whilst thei'e arc many others who. within a
few years, have more tlwmdoultled their assessments, we may
reasonahl}' expect the time to be a])proachin<^ wlu^n each
year will (iinnnish the list of old missions now reccivinii: aid
from the Hoard.
It i.s also a Hubject of salisfaetion that within tin; last four
years seven missif^ns, not ])r(!viously in connection with the
lioard, hav(! hecMi intlebtinl to it for tho ministrations of tin;
(/liurch. There wtM-e niru! in all, but the missions of Stanstead
and Hereford — two of those most i-ecenlly jtiaced on tlie
list — not bein^ able to see their way for the j)resent to accejjt
the t(!i'ms upon whi(di your Jioard could coTisiiut to continuo
itH assistance, are not now of the number.
It will bi! readily believed that tlm stron<j;est desire of the
Diocesan Hoard, as tj>e ai;eiits of a missionary society, is to
extend the ministrations of the (Jospel into new and |»i'omis-
in<^ fields, and that it \h with the utmost reluctance that any
a|)j)li('atioiis foi' aid are weighed in the coM balance of
prudence;. |}ul not wilhstandinii; the inci-eased assessments
lor 1872, and the undimiiiisluMJ i^rant of the Society for the
Pi'opai^ation of the (Jospel, the linancial position of your
Hoard is such, — as will be seen from the estimate appended,
— that the very i^-reatest care must, for the future, be exer-
cised before increasin^i; its oblii;-ations.
The Society for the Propaijation of tho (jios])el mal«!S no
i:frant to this Dioee.se (which is the t:;cneral rule) for more
than one year at a time, and that i^rant we are exjdicitly
told, depends upon its resources received, not during tlieyear
in wiiich the grant is paid, not even in the year in which
the grant is voted, but on its resources received the year
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h«'Jor»'. W lull il lia^ llir iiiuiicy tn iiiuiil, IIm'h it iii;il<i',s itn
^' nil 1 1.'', hill not lii'CuiH'. Wmi llo.-iril, iinnMo Id iniilalo no
hmiiimI u policy, liiiH lii'cii liillii'ilo ( tinipcljfd not only lo vole
;^ran(> lirlun' havinn' lln- inoiit^y to |»iiy IJiotn. I'lil jiIno
ucliially !'• )t.'i,\ lliriii in >oiiu' iii.slaiM'cs in iiiiti«'i|»alii>ii o( its
rosoiiiTiw,
Tlii- is olivioii^Iy uroric,^ aiifl your Moaid would nr^^c lliai
siinic rfiiHMJy lu' up|ili(M| to n «.lai«' i»l' lliiiinf>, so plaiiiK lial>li'
to It-aii lo \ cry ^('riolls I'vils,
J^iist year ymir Sorlcly niadf a ^raiil ol glOOii to the
hitxt'saii liii.ird. to lie di'-i rihiihil as u Honus lo lli»> ( 'li'r^N
M-rviii^' iiiidir llif IJuartl. Thai amount was paid to liu-
('h'ri,fy in ihc >aiiic por|)ort i(»n as llii'^n'anl iiiado tjio previous
yrar. Should the liinds of ihr Society a^ain juslij\ a rciu'
lilioii of I he (Snoiir, your Moard do ti(»t lic-itatc to m'ljo il
rariicstiv a.s a Miiall iiicaMirr olridiid to an inadcijualclv paid
minimi ry.
hi' ll.ll.iwin^' ap|»oiiiliiU'Mis \v»-ic made hy the Lord l>i^hop
conciirit (I ill hy ih(> l!(iard <iiirin^ the pant year
In (he nioiilh ot January, the Ifev. .1. Hoythdl. lo tho
misMKii uT iJiiry.
Ill ihf niunih <i| Marih. ihc K','\ . I-). .\ . W. Kin^'. to lh(>
missKMi uC hiirhatii.
In Ihr inoiiih of \.»v.i,iher. ihc ){cv. T. L. Ilivharckson. to
the mis>iuii ol' ( '.(at icuolx.
riu! tliJIowiiiM' clrrHyiii.'ii r«'sip,ii(M) their charges diii-in;;' the
jiast year:
The K'c\-. .1. I" (htvv. on hi- apjxdnl nioni to a eharijce in the
f-Hoccse of Ircderictnii.
I lie K'r\ . T, I,. liall. on his ap[)oiiil men! lo a charge in the
I>i()eese of Huron.
Th(^ Rev. .1. i-'oslcr, on his a|>poiiilmenl <o fJie Kectorv of
Three IJivcrs.
For ('1111 and inlcrcsi ini;- details of the condition of the
missionary stations inainlainc.l hy the TJoard, your Society
IS respcciriilly rclcrivd to the ivj)orls of the ("lergy for the
past yvdv licr"iin1o annexed.
and
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TIIH VK.M! ISTl'.
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S. I', (i. (Ji-ant, /hr |KMisioii^ [Sii do
" .Mission Piiiid, Chiircli Socii'ty l'DOO 00
" AMsfssiiU'iit.s fc^s 10 por ct'iil' i;))|t() ()(j
" (OiK'fiClli) Mr. i;. IliiiiiiltuiiN nraiii ]..... ||)|» |)()
Dr.
ToSlilH-rulHOrriorrry §lj..;,._>j y„
'■ il'IISIOIIH j2<,; („)
" <it.'ii( ral KxjioiihO.H "[,,|j OU
" Ainoiiiit at (K'bit of |{cvi'iiii.- Account, .lumVai'-v
>>«72 :. ;.,. ,,,^
$2110.-):) !)s
I!»lS(i 00
KstiintUcd |)cli.iciic\' ^S'VA) !),S
From Lho alv)vo ostlniatc it is appar.nl thai in onlcr (o
suvo tho IJoanl from I'aiikriiplcv. t he most siiin-.cnt nicasiuv.s
vNithin Its power muht ho taken in ivHrcn.v t.ranv mission
oilhci- now or liki'ly hcrciftcr tu fall into anvar. '
•I. W. <,»( HiiMC,
'"liairnian.
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EXTi^vcTs viioyi ju-:roHTs of missionaries.
MAGDALEN I8LAND8.
Tliis inissloii is jiliout 70 miles lon^. If cotinists of six
iBliUnIs. .S(^mf <>l' tlu'sc arc ]ii'culi;ii'l3- coniioctcd hy sandy
bcuciR's, vtiryiiig IVoin a lew _)ai'cl,s to about, u iriilo in width.
Along these boaelii's tiic JMissioiiary can soniotiines travel to
his tlillereiit churches whcti the way is not too much endan-
gered by quick-sands and f)j)enings made by tlio sea beating
acros.s the beachy i-idge. For the niost part, however, he ia
obliged to vi.sit his churches by boat. From tliiKcircumHtanco
his visits must be irreguhir, owing to his dependence, on the
wind and weather. Two of these Ishmdjs — iJryonand F^ntry —
are altogether disconnected from the othci*8, and consequently
are visited by water only.
The chui'ches are built on the connected islands— one is at
Andiurst, one at Gi-indstone and the third at Grosso lule. Ry
land they are about 30 miles apart. Two of those churches
— the one at Cli'indstone and the one at Amhurst — were built
through the genei-osity of Admiral Coifin, the proprietor of
the Islands. They are com])k'tcd, aiul arc certairdy beautiful
little churches. The liev. John Walters npcnt no pains to
accoiii))lish what good taste and architecture could etfecl.
Garpcting and tnatting are provided. A splendid set of
(jommunion vessels were also given by tho Admiral, The
two Churches are two gems amid a surrounding desolation.
Till' (jhurch at (Jrosse Isle, as far as it is built, w;ih erected
by the inhabitants themselves. A groat deal yet remains to
bo (hjiio towards its cotnpletion, but service can be held in it
during tho warm summer months. Wo hope that, by the
graei; or(iod, some kind friends will bo raised up to jusnist in
providing it with what is yet m-eessary.
The Parsonage is built on (Jrindstono Island, the most
ccnti'al [lai't ot'ihe Mi^^sion. it was erected at the expense
of Admii'al Collin, and by him comfortably furnished. Thero
is also a glebe of lOO acres of land attached to tho Parsonage.
Of this about lo ai res ;ii'c cleai-ed and fit for cultivation.
Altogether tlic^ |)eop|e lia\e every reason to be thankful to
Adndi'al Cotliu for his muniticence.
Tho Pi'otestants on their part arc beginning to value Iho
Bacriiices made for them li()tli by Admiral Coffin and tho
Chiu'ch S(K'ioty. They are always ready to give their time
and labour to the benetit of the Chnrcli* Money, also, they
will gladly give when procurable. Hut ihey are poor. Pro-
visions are vei-v dear and their tish is very cheap. They
2'A
jfiavo I.'ii'^c'iiunilics lo olotlic and Iced aii(i srriiill niounH with
which to provide I'or tJK'Mi. Still they have boyun to contri-
bute to tiie J)ioc'esnri IJoard towardn the payment of their
('lei'i>;vtnairs sahiiy. They liave also iniderlaken to huild,
this wiiiler, a ((oat lor the Mission. Up to the present they
have thetnselveH in ttiin willingly Mipjtlie»l tiie n\eaim to
'Convey tne hy water i'roni one island to another. Thinking;,
ho\V(^ver, tliat it would be more to the (.'lerifynian's eonvc-
jfuenee to have a boat at his disposal I'or an}- oeeasion, they
have offered to liuildone. it must be remembered that u boat
in this Mission is as indis})enisable as a horse to an inland
Missionary.
Theie is, therefore, every evidence that the services of our
Ohureh are valued by the itdiabitants of these Islands. Though
some of them are j)rofessedly l*i-esbyterians and Baptists, yet
when called upon they all will give a helping liand. A whole
Baptist family was, last summer, baptized into the Ciiurch.
Amherst. — In this Island we liave only five families. The
church was built more espeiially for tho fishermen who
fi'C([uent these shores during ihe fishing season. »Servicc,
however, is held in the Church in tlie winter as well as in the
8ummer. The morning and afternoon j)raycr8 arc well attended,
and the children seem to enjoy the Sunday-school. There have
been four baptisms since my arrival.
(Jrindstone. — As tiie Missionary resides on this Island the
HOrvices are more fiV(]|U(Mit in this church than in the others.
There arc about six we(d<s in the autumn, and as many in the
s]>ring, whcTi it is almost iinpwssilibi to travel to the other
islands, [ri the fall it is jumost alwjiys blowing a gale of
wind, and in the sjiring the ire — never \Qvy safe, (iven in
the mi'lst, of the wintin- — will neither support a horse or
allow the passage of a boat. The people of this island have,
therefoi-e, thcii- two services and their Sunday-scliool on
about half thi' Sundays in the year. Here the families
numl)er 10; in most cases laigo, including many chiidron.
From this cii-cumsiance we have endeavored to establish a
Hchool. A grant, of $'^\) ]ni" annum to tho feaclier fi'om
tlu^ ('()lonial and Coiif incntal (luiic'i Society was pr»)cnred
for MS by tlu' kindness of f lie Bishop.
His Lordship procured, besides, a grant of $10 towards
the en^cfioti of a school-house. With this assistance and
the kind interest taken in us by Dr. Miles, we ar(! enabled
to open a school. A teacher has just come, and wo hope,
by the blessing of (Jod, much good will result from liis
tcacliing. In this island six have been baptized, two married,
one buried.
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(u'insso-J.slo.— Tills island is occiipicd cxcliisivrly l>y nuMii
bei-rt oi" tlu; ('liiirc'li <>l' Kiinlaml. ll cuiitaiiis 14 lamilii's. I'n-
fortaiialcly, these iainilies are vei'v iiiurli seal U'led, some are
five or hix miles dislaiil Iroiii the church. 'I'licy ai'e ali-o so
rtituated that it is diilicult \ov thcni ti> ascertain the arrival of
llie Minister. .Still they atl<Mid well the .services, and seem
ea^er for the Word ol'liod. They live almost exclusively by
lishin^'. They are vei'v industrious, and noted I'oi' their i;()()d
behaviour. They have done what llie\- couKl lor their ehiiich,
and ai'e still exerting themselves all they can to complete it.
J3ut 1 am alraid iheir means will not meet (heir wishes. A
ojrant from some kind friend -would ln^most acce])tal)le. They
are also very much in want oJ' :i s( hool. Our only hope to
receive this is in the i^cnerosity of societies and tViends. In
these families tiiere h.ave Lcen nine baptisms, six m;irriaj;es
and two deaths.
Knti'V Island. — ileiv there arc live Iainilies. all I'rolcstan ts,
This island 1 have visited three times since my arrival. It i.'^
about nine miles from the other islands, (•ometinies cut off
trom the othei* islands all Avinter. .'uul not always \ery acces-
sible in summei'. ]lerc there is no chui-ch. 1 Ikim' I'aptized
thi'ee, married two, Imried one. The last was a woman, said
to have been 10(1 y(>ars ot a<;e.
Bryoii Isl.'ind. — This is the farthest inland towards the nor(h-
oast. It i^ ill the open sea, about iiiiic miles IVoiii the nearest.
land. It is cut wil from the otiier islands during.' the six
winlei' months. Here lliei-e are lour families rcj-ident, all
Protestants. 'I'his i.-lari i \\u\v \isiTc<i three limes since my
arrival. I Iwive bapti/i'd tvn ano oiii'itMl oiif. The latter was
the lirst settler of the island.
Under the missionary's ehari;e in ihe,-e i-lands ibere are,
therefore, alto^etiier ^uS families, besidcsscveii newly married
eouj»les. The j)Oj)ulation is increiisinjr rajiidly. and adding to
the church. A very imjiort;int pai't of t lu' missi(»iiary's work,
thereibre, is to educate these children for ;i ('liiisli;;n caieer.
Schools and sound (eachersare needed in the diHiTcnt islands.
An JMiglish genlli'man with sound church principles and a
christian heart is secui-ed for (Irindstone Island for this avo
are deeply grateful to a kind Providence. We liope that
before many years the other islands will li;ivt- t heir school.s
and theii- teachers supplied. AVe ]»ray for it, and let chui-(d\
men with nmans throw in (heir siipi-r-abundance.
.S. [Jlol'El..
o
UICllMoM> AM» .MKMjoiltNK.
^ It in witi) 111) ordiiiiuy (ccliiii;s ol tliiinkluliioss to Aluiiu'hly
(lod that I I.eniii hy ^ilyill_^• (Imt Uii.s i> tiic last ro|K.ri Aviiich
the Clinicli .Society will ivceivi' IVoiu tlii^ mis-ion ; not lucauhc
we think oi' cea.sini; our clloils in ln'iiali' of tho Socioty. but
beeaiiHO at (ho cIom" of (his year wc cease to ho a na'^ixioH and
beeonio a i<elj'-,sii,st<nni/i(j pan\s'h.
Tlie mission oi' JJielunond and .^^(•|ll()unu• was founded hy
the Society for (lie J'j-opa^ation of ihc (lospid in IS.'II); w'o
have thus l)een indebted ibr exactly 42 yejii-> to the self-
denial and love of others foi- the sui)j)ly of (he means of uraee
For the tii->t ;J2 of those year.s, Utile or no pionress was' made
towards self-su])i)()il. I)(')wn to 1802 the missionary iTceived
hin entire salary from (he Socioty ior the ri'opjiual'ion of (ho
Gospel in Foreign rar(s, /. c. .t'lOO sfir. a y^.^y,' Dm inj*' the
latter portion of that j)eriod some iritliiif;- iild'iion wa^. made
to the cler^^yman's stipend from voluntaiy contributions,
but there beinjjf then no organization in the hioeesc for
Beeurino' the rei^ular paymenL olwhat wasso j)rnmise(l, those
contributions did not amount to much in thenisi-lves, and told
very little, ii" anythinn-, upon (he growth of the juission
towards seli-sustentation. In ISfJI], with the action of the
J)ioeesan Hoard, that growth be<;an. And now, wi(h the New
Year of 1ST2, we throw uwny our crutches and be,L;in (o walk
alone. We bid our kind friends, who have so Ion-;- jind so
forbear! n-ly hel|)ed us. a :j,ral<'ful farewell, resolved [l (rus( I
am justified in hayin^,- Ibis of .all my parishionei-s) (o show
that gratitude by exhibidno- in the future (he same (uissioii-
ary zeal i'or the welfare^ of others which our kind Cliri^tian
friends in Knuland and in (^u( bee liave -,. Jonu' exhjbiteii
towards us.
The con-;-reoat.ion of St. Ann's, wliich now laki's upon
ds(df (he entire re>ponsibili(y of ( he sujtjioi't of the IJeetor
of Iviehmond and Ah-lbourne,' has been a year in its enlarged
church, and lindh it -at isfaclory. Tlie cluirch seats c.. nitbrt-
ably 400 per.son.'^, and the inlernal aiMannenienis are decent
and suitable to the worship of Alii i_o-i,iy (Jod. The outside of
the church luus just been painted, 'j\lr.' b'oslir bavin:;- stirred
up his fellow-chui-chmen to the good work, bv olierini; to bear
one-fourth of the entire cost." The mone^- to nreet this
generous offer was at om^e collected by two /.ealous ladies,
MisH Wray and Miss Brooke. It is jlroposed to paint tlie'
inside next summer. Two new .-.beds for the shellerof tho
horses aj-e now in course of erection in the ])recincts of St.
Ann's. And, finally, the debt which remained upon the
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church uf'ter the i'iihir<jjoinont, lias, lhron;:,'}i th<! untiring
oxortioiis of our oxcelliMil honior warden, Mr. Wruy, boon
\vi|)('<| (Mil.
Tlio coii-rcn-al ions (luring- (lu- past year have been uniCorm-
Iv lar_ii,e, and liiere lias lii't;n a steady incivase in tlie nunihor
of eonuuiinieanls Tho Sunday-school conlinues to Hhow iho
results of the (|uiel, uidt'onn. unweai-jed work of the teaehorn.
Tho cier^N' themselves sn|iei'in{end all the Siinday-selioo's. A
class of 24 was eonlirnied at St. Ann's last Ascension Day.
Of these, six were, inunedialely previous to tludr confirmation,
ba|)tize(l by tho Hishop. Of the 24 contirmcd, threo wero tlic
lirst-lVuits of the service at the Silver school-house ; three
woro from Windsor; the remainder beloniijed to St, Ann's.
Tho Holy (.'ommunion was adniitdstered on tlio occasion, and
all tho newly contirmod, except two, partook of it. Other
classes from probably all tho stations will bo ready for con-
firmation this next spriiii^. One thin<^ nioro I wish to record
with special tliankfulness. Tho coni^re^ations orj Thunks-
jrivini; Ihiy, both in St. John's and St. Ann's, woi-o as large iia
on Sinidays, and, which is still more thankworthy, tho num-
ber of communicants as large. On tho whole, this ban been
tho most enct)uraging year in the history of St, Anti's during
my incumbeney, for which, 1 hojie, wo all <lo fell as wo ought,
thankful to Him to whoso mercy and blessing it is due.
The congregation of St. .I(din's, ]\relbourne, the charge of
which I have handed over in a large Ttieasurt! to my colleague,
tho liev. Isaac 1'hom))son, is growing ])ercej)tibly in vigorous
church-life. Of their own accord, without any suggestion,
the vestry increased their as>essmeTit last Kaster sixty-six
per cent, an<l their dues are ])aid with unfailing ])uncttiality.
The congregations have certainl\' been larger than i^ver; the
nutnber of communicants has increasecl; and llu^ Sun<lay-
tscluM)! is. I think, on thi! whole, the bi-st among lh(^ live in
the tnission In fact, wc have a body of lay-ludpers, both
male and female, in that congregation upon whom we can
always i-ely ; alth< ugh it wouM be both ungcMierous and unjust
not to add that the same holds gond of all my congn^gations.
Hence, uiidi-r (lod, our pros))erity.
The service in the Silver school-house has, as 1 have f^aid,
borne its lirst fruits in the open uniting with tlu^ cliurch by
contirmalion and Holy Communion of ont^ of iho princip.'jl
families in the neighbourhooil. and by the baptism, c(»nlirma-
tion and admission to Holy Communion of tho head of anotluT
family, lioth the congregation and tln^ sunday-school keep
up tlieir numbers and interest. AVe are looking forward to
the erection there of a small cluireh-edihce ere long, the need
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of wliicii, Cor (!io more devotif t(d('ltr;i(i(tri of divine worHhip,
and lispcciidly iurilu! administrutiDii of tlio Holy Oornniiinion,
is felt moiH! jind iiior(!. 4'liis c()ii_<z;re,i;';ilioii is not usscshcmI, but
it |)res(Mitrd its ptistor ai;aiii this year with a piii'se of nearly
$40, uecoiiipanied hy uii all'eetionale addi'ess.
iJroinplon and AVindsor niay now be looked upon as a now
mission, placed for tin* present under the win^' of the. Mission
ot Melhoui'ne. The Dioecsan iioard, I rejoice to say, has us
suiiKid to aeei'tain extent the chari^c; of the niissi(Mi in these
two ini|)oriant fownslii]>s. hlaeh of these places has a service
every Sunday, and each a Sunday-school, Mr. Thompson
Bcrvin/r them threes Sundays and I the I'ourth. This makes
tiie Sunday, especially to my colleague, very laborious; but
his work is a work of love and is clieerfully given. The con-
gre<j;ations in hotli townships are quite equal to our expecta
lions, theSiinday-school iti lironiyiton one of the most promising
we have. We have been much cheered by the uccession to
tlie staff of our teachers in Brompton of a gentleman on the
spot, who has taken up the work with a zeal and in a liberal
and loving spirit, Avhich is (juite refreshing. We were ready
to ])ut up the frame of our Church in Hrompton this fall, but
failed to find workmen ; everything, however, is in readiness
to push on the work in the sj)ring.
In Windsor, where, at first, we werc^ led to suppose there
were not si.x church families, we have, by diligent visiting,
discovercMl twenty-five. Of these nine are old residents, —
three of them are living fi-onj four to si.^' miles back on
Hardwood Hill; two. four or five miles back in (loslien ; one,
four miles on the Ri(dimond IJoad, and tlu^ remaining three
in the village. The rest are chiefly work-people attached to
the Paper and l'ow<lci- Mills mostly emigrantsof late from Kng
hind. The attendance on I )i vine Service is steadily increasing.
The Sunday-school, which is large, languishes for want of more
teachers. On the whole the j)rospecls in Windsor are
much more encouraging than we dared to hope for a year ago.
Finally, my colleague and myself desires gr-atid'ully to
acknowle<lge the unifoi-m kindness whicli has l^een extended
tons j)ei-sinally in every j)art()f our extensive mission, and
which makes our service to be a labour (d" lov<\
I subjoin tlie usual statistics.
Oommunicants :
St. Ann's 128
St. John's 3(>
Silver's 5
Total 169
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Sunday fScIioolh :
iSt. Ann's 'r«';t('lici"s 1,"> Sciioliu-.s lo5
St. John's.... •'
Silver's •'
I>roinj)L()ni.... •■
VV^indsoi' ■'
fj.
74
70
liG
'I'otal 33 Total ;iir>
Contriljutions lor (-'liurch purposes within tho vciw .
Diocesan Board, —
St. Ann's ^^OO.OO
St. John's 1(10.00
liromj)tun lOO.OO
.* 700.00
("htirch Soiicty, —
St. Ann's SllO.OO
St. John's -IS.oO
Silver's
Hronipton
Wind>or...
4
.53
7.
00
.")
00
— s
214
o;i
Sunday Schools 100.00
flcneral l':^xpenditurc:
St . Ann's ><')4') . Oo
•' Paint iiii;- t'hurch 111.00
•' Fayini!,- oil' d«'bL on ('hun-ji :{OO.U(i
St. John's la.Oft
Silver's, (iiil lo ch.M'u-viiiim 40.00
-^1071 .(»ij
IIk.vuv Roe.
MAGOU.
1 am hap])y to he jihle to record a ;j,i'o\\ ini:; interest as
nhown hy'tho |ieoplc of this mission in the Chui-ch and hei'
work, so much so that [ am confident oui- position and
prospects wei-o never hetter here than at ju-e^^etit
For tlie last twelve months we have hi'cn able to worship
in our ('hurch huildinir, and althoui;h it is at ])resent un])las- •
tered and un])ainted, yet it is a decided iniprovenietit ujion
our mcelinijjs in the cold and cheerless scdiool-house.
Our Church has cost us so I'ar the sum of ?1.()00, every
cent of this has been paid out ol' monies eollecti'd in the
i
inissi'iii, and in some ol' our lar,i;(! <.'ili(\s and Iowiik. I urn
tlijinlxfid lo staLo that we have money in hand lowardH tlic
pliistei'ini;- whenever we can lind suitable w(!Ulher I'or the
work. We hope, nevei'lhelesH, in the meantime, to bo able
to liuat the l)uihliri;i,' sulliciently to attract, the peoph; to
oiu' Herviee.
My Siinday-schooh tiic only one in th(^ place, i-hcwH decided
fi^-ns of proi;rcss, and the childreji seem (piilo interested in
tJKi work, which makes it, all th(> more pleuHin^ to the
teacher.
Our eoiii^rei^at ions, too, arodecidedly improvinij; innumbers.
I am now tin; only j'csidonL ministei' in Ma^oi^. The present
is the Cliureh's oj»j)ortunity, and it rcHts with the iJioccsan
Board to .say whether the (Jhurcfi work ho favourably begun
here sliall 'jno on prosperin,:; and winning itw way amongst
the inhabitants of" the place, or lose its present hold and
good prospeets. If a judicious policy be ol(s<'rved, then the
(Mnireh will take root tirml}'- in what has hitherto proved to
l)e an unkindly soil. If the work is too hastily overtaxed,
the (Miureh intiM-ests will f)o crushed here
The people of Magog have agreed to pay lor a resident
mijiisLer SloO per annum, for a non-resident minister I think
they would scarcely contribute a cent, at least this is their
present state c)f feeling upon the subject.
We have been unable to do anything this year f(U' objects
outsidi! the mission. Our assessments, Church building,
harmonium, &.v , have kept the; people, who are all very poor,
pretty well drained.
<.V)llected for Cliureh building §120.00
Assessment G5.00
Por Harmonium oO.OO
■■^ynod Assessment 2.00
Lighting, heating and cleanimr (.'hurch 17.00
S284.00
John Walters.
SniPTON AND TIN(iWl<'K.
The missionary woi-k in these two townships continues to
bo harmoniously and. \ trust, eft'ectively pursued.
J)uiMng the past twelve months tlie usual Sunday and
special services have been uninterruptedly rendered. 'The
congregations have boon, if anything, on the increase,
30
Pa.stor.'il visiliiijLj has boon Hj'HloniaUcall^' and cojiscioii-
tiously attoiulod to; and it ii;ivo,s nu> ^vcul jdi'aMiro and
comfort to add that in all (|iiartci-s I am niooivod with
unallbcfod (.'onliaiity.
.Special jtains are talani with (ho Sunday-sohools ; tho
ohildrcMi at Tinifwiok are catctdiizcd foi- twenty nnnule.s in
the presence of tho C()ni;ivi!;ation, whih^ in Danville tho class
in instructed for half an hoiii- hcfoi-e tlu! |)coj)lo assomblc
Tn both places the children are trained to ianiiliari/<o them-
HclvoH with the sweet and sinij)U' tunes of llynins, Ancient
and Modern.
Since tho 1st January, tho J{e,!;-islorH show, for 'I'in/^wick,
eight baj)tisnis and one rnarria^'o; lor .Shipton, ten baidismH,
six burials and three niari-ia^os.
(Jur new (yhui'ch at Tingwiciv was opened for Divine Service
on tho festival of tho Circumcision, and was an occasion of
reverent rejoicing to us all. We I'ound ourselves transplanted
from a small dilapidated district school-house to u neat, well-
tinished little Church, i'urnished with everything retjuisite to
conduct tho services with decency and oi-dor. The building
holds one hundred persons veiy comfortably ; the average
congregation being between seventy-five and eighty. As far
as the building itself is concerned, it is ready for consecration,
but we do not wish to .send foi- the Disho]) till the surrounding.s
are finished. Tho large substantial hoi-sc-shed is still incom
plete, and the fencing has yet to be put. up. I undei-stand
tlicsc matler.M are to bi; attended to without further delay
It is also gi'atilying to announce tliat no debt ' '
have
be
en
incurred. 'I'here is one thing wc want, that is ;i bell. Who
will immoi'tali/.e his name and pi'i'scnt the vacant chamber
in the steeple with a suitable and melodious occupant?
With regard to Danville Church, we do a little to it every
year. Wo have ]ali;iy ])ainte(l the Jettee, oi* Jot, which,
Htrang(i to say. had l)i'eii left un|)ainted for eight years, and
oak-stained the dooi's, insi(h> and outside. Icsidos ])lacing
suitable matting on the llooi". Oui- next ell'ort will bo oitht^r
to (x'il the I'oof with pine boards oiled, or lath and ]»1aster it.
I hope to be able to ri'pnrt this n(^\t year, as having been
accomplished. I should liUe to see a horse-shod ))ut Uj), as
the situation is ])articularly exi)()so(l ; this matter, however,
belongs to the farmers. That the j)0()r hoi'sos should be
protected from the winter blast and (he scorching sun, as
well as from drenching rain, seems so reasonable that it is a
flubject to mc of continual surpi'iso that the shod was not
built contemporaneously with the Church.
H. J. Petuy.
.{1
LKEDS.
'riuH mission is oiu; in which. I'rom I lie niUiii'i! of
things, i\\v. (Jhiii'ch can make hut lilllo j)i'ogi'css, low, if
any, hut what ai-o al.lachcd to sonui reiii^'iotis hody. Wo do
not oxjXMtl, thci'otoro, to gatht'i- in from without, as in some
other j»arts of the hiocoso, whoro, jjcrhaps, more than ouo-
hulf of llio conimunily arc outsido the pale of all roligious
communilios. in the Townshi)) of Jii-ougliton, C/'hurch-
pooplo are emigi-atini;- as fast as they can, and tiu'ir plaet-s aro
being taken up hy FnMich-Canadians. Our people are none
of them very rich — many (juite [)ooi-— some almost destitute.
The peo])le apjiear to ])ri/,o the services, and arc very attentive
and devout. They give also accoi'ding to their means, quite
UH liherally ns the j)(;oj)le in oIIkm- missions, and being, lor the
most part, from the old country, (Ireland,) tliey have a claim
as children oi' tlie ('hui-ch which, 1 trust, will not be lost sight
of. I IjHve little to tell. exce})t the oi'dinary routine of ser-
vi(!CH, visits to the sick and whole, as opj)ortunity servo and
occasion requires. I have lield 120 Sunday servioes and M4
week day services-- jiave had 22 pul)li(! and 12 private cele-
brations of the Holy (Jommunion. We have a Sunday-school
at St. James's Church, Leeds, with about 25 scholars and 3
toachorH. We have just j)rocurcd a small library for the use
of the children.
I tried })ublie catechising in St. Mark's (Jliureh, Lambie's
Mills, at afternoon service* during Jjont. Only a few attended.
They do not like to slami up before the ctnigregation.
During Jjcnt we lield a wei-k of special services in St.
James's ('hurcli with sermons ami addresses, in which I waH
ably assisted by the Kevd. .11. lioe. wiio kindly came from
Melboui-n<^ i'or that jiur-jiose. TIk; Ivovds. ,1. Thompson andC.
B. Washer also rendered help. The illect was good. Some
who were disposed to waver wore conlirmed in their attach-
ment to the (/hurch, and glad to find that, if they
desired more spiritual lood, tlu\' need not go from their own
('hurch to tind it. 1 believo that several were deeply im-
pressed with the sense of the need of inward as well as out-
ward religion. ! trust that these im[)ressions will not bo as
the morning cloud and cirly dew.
Wo liavo be(M> able to ilo ir.ore lor the Church Society this
year than was done last yeai". The aggregate amount of
collections and subsci-i'^'t ions, (as the returns show,) 852. 2i>.
Tho Hums i-aised for local Church purposes have been large, —
including $112.50 for an oi-gan for St. Mark's Church,
Lambio'e Mills, tho total amount raised for all Church pur-
J
losos v.illiiii lln
\(
32
■AV IxMiii;- 6:57!>.7;j. 1 iii:i> add ilial I (col
iiuu'li iiidclitcd 1(1 tlic yoiin;;- ladu'" ulit» arlcd as colli'ctorH
l')i' ilic ( 'liiir<'li '^iicii't V
•lolIN KkMI'
K.VTd.N.
Amoimls fjii-od \\>v ('luircli j)iii'|i'>s('>. in (lit' .Mi>f-i<tn of
CnoUsIiii'f ;
liiMK-i-al !'''.iiKi 8 17. oO
iMis>i()ji l-'iind 4.25
IVMisioii Fund 2.00
OIl'.Ttoiy nd.oo
C-liurtjli Insurance (J. 00
l'arsonai;o Iii.Hiii'anco l.HO
Synod Assos.snitMil 1.00
liioccsaii Hoard AssossjiuMit 200.00
Olliof I'urposc.^ 40.(10
Total for all Clnnvh purposes S:j;5l .05
01' SL. l\dors OhuiTJi, Cookshiiv. I am thankCiil to be able
to Kay I lie attendance dnrini;' the past year has let n hu'^for
and niore i'Ci;idar than durini;' any ])eriud oC my ministry, —
there has b^'cn also a (•i)nsiderahle increase in (Ik^ youn;fer
communicants.
The mission ot'l'^alon, of which t'i'o|;>liir(; ir- the centre, hius
for many years been ovenain l>y <lissent, and, with the c.xeep
tionot'the c(jni;'i'egation oCSt. Peter's, the church has l)een
Jinahle to establish any i'e<>;ular conii;re,i:;ations, — this has led
me to devote my spai'o lime to two newly opencul hcttlementH
principally ])e()j)led by Knu'lish, Irish ami N(M'wei^ian CamilieH.
Din-iui^ the past year I have jield thirty services and tra
vcdled nine hundred miles out ol'the limits (d'mv own mission,
to Hupj)ly these j)eoj)le with the ministrations ol'the (/iiurch.
At one place wo have no church, and our services are held in
a Methodist cliajxd, a |n'iviie,i;e concedi-d to tlui (Church of
I'nglanil, foi' subscrijjt ions from .-^ome of'lur members towards
its erecli 11. At anothei- ])lac(^ still more r<'mote and quite in
the bus' , a small church has been creeled by the aid of the
C/hurcb Society, the Sot-it'ty for Protnotinii- Christian Know-
ledge and outside contributions. Hitherto our services have
be(Mi held in a barn or a loiij-house. These people api)ear (o
prize very highly the fc>w advantai:;es of religious instruction
iirforded them. LT|)on the last occasion of my doing duty
thorc, 1 IouikI u lo^j^-lioiisc well tilN'd with j»c'(»|»K* sealed upon
rou^h hoiirds, witli their pniyei* hooUs, jind my liearl wuh
rejoiced to li(>:ir evei-y pei'-ion tiikini^ a jKirt in the servit'i*.
IImwaki* Ci:[,f,kn P.mikin.
'*
|)HIMMoNI>\ll,l,K.
The ii;reiil, event of the past year in this [)ai'ish is that of
the (\stahlishinent of our I'lndownient l''iind. The hite Miss
Sheitpard's be(|uesl, towards ihis [jiii'pose, of the uohle simi of
$'J,(U)(>, was noticed in hist year's report. To this have since
heen a(hled the sum of .^Udll. contrihulcd hy the people of ihi^
j>arish. and the fin-ther sums (»f ^liOO, n-ivoii l>y If. Hamilton,
Ks(|., and of ii?!")!) <^-ranteil ly the C.'hurch S(»ciety to meet the
pooj)le's contribution.
In other j-espects, (Jhiirch-work seems to proceed fairly.
The ^reat dilliciilty, in so scattered a community, is that
of <^cttin^- the people toi'-ether for any protitable purpose.
There is so much ijjround to be ^one over, and the amount
of work done seems (liscoura,i;"in,<;'l}' small in proportion. Yet
I liavo every reason to bo thankful for the i^eneral success
that seems to have attended my exertions.
] may observe that we hav(! established a I'arochial Council.
It consists of four members. The parish was divided for tlie
purpose into four ilistriets. one dcle,i;*ale to be chosen from
each district, and to W resident therein. ^Phe object of the
Council is to assist the Cier<ryman and Ciiurchwardens by
their counsel and advice. Its members are elected at the
vestry meetini;", — to hold office during one year, and to meet
(summoniMl by the Cloricyman') at least once every 'hree
months.
Services at Parish Church, — Sundays, mornin;;' and t\ cning,
chief l[olida}s, Advent and Lent, week-day services.
Sunday Schools, 4, — two of which, at distances of (! and 1
iniles, I att(Mid alternately, combinluy; thcni with mission
services. Public catcchisin,L!,-, on(! in eatdi monlh, at s[)ecial
afternoon services in Pai'ish Church, to which the children of
all llie Sunday -cliools Mi'c brou^'ht toi;'ether, being provided
with hou>c acconini('(l;ai;):i and iTfi'eshments between th(^
servicers.
Holy Communion.— I"'ir>i Sunday in nnnilh. Christmas,
l^jaster and Whit-Sunilay.
J3apti.sms, 10; .Marriages, 2; Burials, 0.
AsM>ssrnonl,(i)r<»vi<l('<l)i.'ii-llyI»y oH'ortoi-y.iBMn.) i«l(lM.O(t
Coiiiidctioii of i'diil i-iliiil ion to MihIdu iiinil
Fun. I li:).r)U
Insiininct' -1 .10
SfXtiMi's |iiiy, and ciiiTi'iit t'Xjicn-tvs ol' ( 'liiiicli .'iS.lO
l>i'l»ls |)ai«l llii' repairs, ^c ;}.'>. 00
J)ralnin,y: Cinircli-yaril. Friiet's, \{' |ii.:{8
Si'rnn»n foi' ('liiii-i'li Sncji'ly 7. 10
Synoil llxponsL's (.00
F. .1. 15. Al.t.NATT.
iM l»S\VKI,l..
Tlu- work 111' I he CliiU'cli in tliis mission has liciMi carried on
diirinu' llie ycai- willi luit liltle intt'i'rn|itii»n. i'Nce|tt thai
ari^inii' (Voni illne>> ol' Hu' Incuinlieni.
'I'hi' allendancc al headquarters and all oiitjyini;' slalion.''
lias heen sat islaclory, excejit .^oiith ilani. Indei'd. (he con-
tinued inlliix of till' l-'reneh and the standstill eharaelor (d'lhe
Fn!;disli-s|ie;ds'in^ ])o|)ulat ion. with the ili^position to eini;;rale,
will he disastrous to the nii-^sion it' it does not ]ii'o!!l hy sonio
ofthe sidienies thai are astir to promote iinniii;'!'at ion. The
laljics ot'(iuestions ])ut b}' the .Society lor tlu' Fropa^i^at ion of
tin' (lospol with ivl'erenee to immii;'ration lia\e heen cart'Tully
answered and <lnly Coi'wardoil.
When, in addition to the fact of there haviui;' heen only a
very lew families who called 1 hemselves chundi-pe()])le when
this mission was first formed, and the conse(|uont missionary
character nf the Chiir( h's work', we consider its isolated posi-
tion, its small j.oj)iilation, its distance from marlcet. the unto-
\vard r.jads hy which jt is reached and tlu! jiar.aly/.iiiM,' I'lleci
of the credit and hartei" systems, it will readily a])pear lliat
this mission is one of the most wealc and sIrnii'uTinL;' in the
diocese.
As cxaii\i;'c rated vii'ws are entertained of iho material
resources of this mission \>y some, the IiicumJieni itivites
careful in(|uiry into the sul>sl;intial ctirrectncss of jiis state-
ments, ^riie assessment roll and the lorn; calaloii'iu' of encum-
hered farms imfortuiuitel}' attest too Avell the condition of
tliin,i»;s.
The peo]ilo are, iiolwilhstandinii:, uiliinii; to do what they
can for church lainisti-alions, — but not alile {(m\<> us mucdi as
mis.sions whcso resources are as three or li »ur to (»ne.
Tlie usual missionary meetings Avere lield last winter, nt
Avhich tcllina: speeches uerc made by the ]|ev. jl. Roo,
yir. Stuart and W. E. Ilamillon, \-]>i([. These meetings, if
as
rc'i,'nlm'ly iUi.l x.oalonsly mniiilahu'd, aiv «-iil(Milnlo,| in.Io miicli
UOO.I. i.uriirularly in roimiry inisMi..ii>. wIktiM !.»• lueuii.s ol'
inlormulioti nvc Unv.
h'lrin.U' till' Hummor wo Imvo fiviicd ,.i, i|„. chiircli m-oiiiMls
'^ iMMl.lin^i- whirl, is iiIti,Mat,,|y icsorvo tin- a parsoiia-v. It is
now (M.c.i,,u-.| hy a CImivl, ,n,..|..| scl.n..|. aiul wo" li.mo to
mak." It very Horvieeahio i,, the mission I'-.r a c.Misi.UTaMo
'"«•"> ol yours. It is of w.mmI, well piiiiii..|. ol' tash-ful
!i|>|.oai-aiic.., ,v.min()(li()iis, and s.'c.iid lo uoiiu in iIk' Kastcni
I oNvnships m I ho way .. intonial riirnishiiiu-.-inans. dia-ranis
i"t'i "tlicrodiioational appliances.
1 •anil..! ivport hh I should wish ahout tl,o inu.orlanl
• uallci-ol Siin.lay M-hools. It, is a vorv dilli.-nil il.in- iiidccMl,
l'> mainfam all tho .Simdaysrhool. " thai, aiv n.-niod in so
WKU'ly scatlori'd a po|)ulrtti()ii as this mission. Tho dilllciilty
isiwolold,— lirsi. lhatoriindin..-toa,duji-sol'sunicionlk'ai'niir"-
an< /.cal In <'any on tho work, and swond, thai of raisin'---
•ash as iL IS noodod to pnxuiiv I In- lu'cossarv qm-stion hooks
:m«l /.^MK-ral ivadino-, without whi- h Sundav-schools cannot
prosper. Olln-rdiniciilliosahound, l-iit only' lli-)s(> which an>
common 1(» other places.
The Church is in a <^n(n\ stale of repair, with most ellicient
warmini-- apparatus. The huryiii-.oroun-l encdosuro is old.
und will have to he r(d)iiilt soon.
Tpon Ihe whole, eomparino- il,e iipdiill work and the
many .lilll.Millies ol" the past will, the present, wo have
>vason to ihank (;od and take coiira-o. AptK-nded is a
I'linncial slalemeiit of the mission for the year ;-Also a list
"I (lie annual suhscrihorw to the Ciuircdi Society.
liocal assessment of Diocesan lioard 81<HJ.()(>
K.\|iens.'s of SyiuHJ o.OO
I'roeeeds of Sermons to Mission fund 2.00
(ollected ai Missiomiry meelin-;- lO.lK
Seven Missionary Hoxes 7 It. (I!)
OtVerlory Collections ...*.." ls!oO
Collections lor S. S. Hooks "!!.!!.'!!.! ll.Os
I 'arsonage Hui Id i ng .■)()().( 10
, 61:52.27
Amount^ of Annual Siihscripf ions 27.;5()
Total for Church purposes 8'>T0.57
TlIOS. S. ClI.VPMAN.
36
Dl'KHAM.
Tl)o J{ov. .1. F. CiiiT. M.A.. was Hiicccodcd hy tlu- Kov.
Enie.-sl Jviii^:;- at llic cml ul' April. Tliia roporl, therolbro,
cove I's only (he i)eri()(l from the end of the Heeoiui wooU after
Eastff lo'llic first Sunday in Advent — ^_jus(. .'U weeks.
Tlie niissionar\- work done diiriiiL!' that lime is I>rietl\- sot
fori li as f(illo\v> .
JJeiiular Services on llie Loi'd's |)a\' !>.">
I'lxtra SiUKhiy services -'>
Servici"- (Hi llie festivals o|' Ascension, All Saints'.
'riiank-i:i\ ini;' and oilier week days IT
'^I'oJal sei'viees I.'!")
Or (Ml an awi'age mere than 4 a week.
This hiii'li a\i'rau'e is i;-i'eatly due to tlie etl'oris of (ieorg'o
Phornloe. I!s([.. Divinity Stuilent ol' Hisliop'n Oollei;e. Lennox-
ville, who lor inne Sundays during his Himimer vacation
gratuitously rendered a}>)>reeialed assintunce as a lay-reader
(under the Hisho)»'s sanction.)
Through the kind I \- tendered heljt of clergy men in priest's
orders, the Holy Communion has heen administered (at
dittei-ent jjarts of the mission in turn) 7 tiine.s publicly and
once in ])rivate.
The ])arochial \ isits have heen (112.
IMvint- service is held at ivgulur intervals in two churches,
oric towndiall and one schooUhouse, and ut tliree other scliool-
houses occasionally.
Through tlu' assistanct' of lay hel[)erH. ibur Sunday-s(dio(>ls
a)id four choirs are kept up.
.\ ])ic-nic ti)i' the children came oft' in September.
The otlerlory has been est.ablished at South T)urham, and
a c<dleetion is laki'u uji as a rule wherever sei'vices are held.
The ]>i'e>ent incumbent tdund a conHiderable debt standing
against all three of the chief congregations in the mission :
L\\veriii'. .?(;7 ; S()uth Durham, for new church, $700 or ??S0() ;
l,'[)per Durham, foi- organ. 878; and for new church, about
Sl.dOO ; niaking an aggregate debt of at least $2,200.
Through llie unlbrlunate employment cd' an irresponsible
contractor to whom both churcheH were let, neither is yet
fijiishoil. although both were to have been ready foi- use more
than a year ago. Even now, before the one at South J)urham
ean lie conipleted. :in a.ddilional sum of about $500 will hav.-'
1 o be raised.
.a
lliisstuioot Miim-'s scriousl.v ivlaru. ihr licall Ii v dcvcloi)-
nu-Mt ol luiHsioimry work, but iho .iitli..uli irs ai,<l ,lis,..,nra'.'e.
'iUMXs aUoml.Mo- iL arc bein- n.ol by Uk- ,..o,,Io with -avUxc-
fbccrl Illness unci hope.
It is conlidently boliovod thai noxL j-cars ,v,,or( will spcak
ul mtu-b Iwivin- boon uceoniplislu'.l il,r(,u£.-Jiout the mission
\hc debt of «({7 n-ainst l/Av.nir is' of nl.l siandin- in
lavoi' ol Mr. (,oori;'o AtUinson.
ilo, wiM, churmUoviHtio oono.r)>iiy, has volunl.'civ.l lo
renonnc-o all claim upon tho buildin- if an effort is made by
tin; ciono-reo-ation to make it more cluurli-likt'. For this
onjoct money is now being- collected.
The people of L'Avenir have, moreover, rai-e(
inent from $40 to 0100 for the next 2 vcars.
'd I licir assess-
Amount raised for church [)iiriioses :
April 28 to Nov 28, | tJppor
l«7l biuli'm
South
])nrh'ni
f^'a
P. lack
Iviver.
S'jhool-i
houses. I
Total
Half year's assessni't..
W. & O. Fund
(MTertory
SurplioH ami Sr.ole. ..
•S. S. OlVcrtory
Coivirts
Fioard end I*it sent to
Lav Hoiidor
$ ct
75 00
4 20
2'> 5t
U 00
4 00
it) 03
10 00
s
3ts.
m
50
1
t;o
14
00
t)
00
10
:<')
2
Oo
$ Ot!<.
?0 00
S cts.
.....
$
ots
4 20
17 27
lo 7")
11 00
4 00
001
2 00
3 00
!$14'5 77| $71
S (
:t.s.
J. J 2
5i)
10
00
57
81
38
75
8
00
20
5:?
22
00
on!
C)l 22| $13 Ool S ;! 0olS29.-. 59
NoTR-This rotal i8 for a p.<iiod of s,.v.-n months, and does not
iricliid,. . ertan. suhscriptions towards (h.. Muildin- I- and.
<n.tol th,= oll.rtory aro p.u.l tax for t-y.-od, (Jiuuch lusuran. e and
1^. A, W. Kix,
in Rv.
ITavmo- been appointed to this mi^-sion in ^Farch, ls7l mv
i-eport must b(> brief, and in some respects imiun-fect "'
Throiiirh the exertions of nn- ])redecessor, the Rev Afr
Kiehardson, I Ibund, reaily to hand, a larov and W(dl attended"
Sunday-school in tho Villa.i^-e Chuirh. (Sl Pauls.^ a source of
eomorttothe Pastor, as well. J trust, as profit to the
eluldren, who are, as n rule, dilin-on(, attentive and eao-er to
excel. -^
I have been enabled, throu^^h the <levotion and enero-y of
a member of the con.<rre.i.-ation, Mr. Joseph Clark, to estirblisl,
\t.
m
auotlior .Smi(la\'-s(.-]iuoI dist.'uit tlireo miles Croiii the village
Cluireh, -where ii])()n :iii nverai^o of 25 lo 30 cliildron arc, so
i'ar as 1 eau jiuli;-e. inalcinn' steady progrcHS in (lie attaiumeni
of Chi'islian and Cliiireh iirinei|)lcfci.
At Tiii^'wieic the tSiniday-stdiool is under the superinten-
dcnee of Colonel Fitzi;'erakl, a vahiablo ally, nnd who, as an
authori/eil lay i-eadrr, condiicls IMvine Service on alternate
Sunflays wiili myself, ihiis enabling- all at this station ti>
enjo}" the privileg'o of u regular weekly .service.
I have also eiuleavored to establish a week-day i>ible class
in Brook'bury, of which I lio]ie 1(> be able to write better
things in the future.
The statistics of the four Smiday-schools are a> follows: —
St. Paul's, Richmond :
Teachers.
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Avei'iige at tendaiKH'. summer • 50
Do, do, winter iJO
1 am present every Sunday al this school to su]»erintend
and teach.
Bury Ivoad Coriiei':
Teachers :)
Average a t tendance 2.")
This school 1 occasionally r\an\ine.
Tingwick :
'Teachers 1
Average attendance 1 I
This -chool 1 occasionally examine.
A pleasing feature in the ivcoid of the |>ast yeai- wa-^ t lu-
re-union of the several Sunday-schools to recu])erate mind and.
body in the enjoyment of those innocent s])orts so well
beloved by 3'oulh, and this enjoyment was greatly heightened
by tlic presence of their foriuer beloved Pastor, Mr. Jlichard-
son, who took advantage of the occasion to instil into their
licarts Olio uiore lesson of love, lam now engaged in foi-m-
ing conlirmation classes, and 1 trust that at an early period
a goodly number may be ]>i-eparcd, though ti'ully and intelli-
gently, and ])rayerfully. to renew their ba])tismal vow.
In a j)ecuinary. as in a i-cligious [)oint of view, there still
remains much to bo done, but 1 trust that tliat eo-oj)eralion
on the part of the peo])le which has been already evidenced
will continue to increase and Inirn with a more steady flame.
United in action as in faith, we rocogni/.o in practice as in
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principle, tlio groat inilli that we arc one in iriin who is
the hviid of all.
Siihj()inc(| is tlio acfoimt of monies rai.sed in the mission of
Bury, since 1st Marcii. LsTl.
Diocesan Board Assessment 8105. un
Synod Assessment 4 . t)( )
Otl'ertory ijg.o^
(JIuirch Insurance -l.OO
AEission Fund. Church .Society. Sermons D.ST
Pension Fmul, Do. do 5. Co
liepairs of rai'sona,o-e, collected ly Ladies.... 20. Ot)
Sunday-school liooks, prizes, <.^c 7.00
(/hurcli music-hooks 4.00
Collected in St. Paul's Sunday-Hchool box.... 0.80
Total 6193.84
James Boydelj,.
north inverness.
The retrosjK'ct of the (dosin,i>- year as i-cii-arils atfairs of the
mission is decidedly encoura,i;ini;-. We Jiave made such pro-
gress, that, humbly speakinu". was liardly to have been
expected. When 1 entered u|)on the work of the place in
January (liere was considerable discussion as to the site of a
parsona,«;-e and church, and foi' a time there seemed little
prospect of eitiier. l)Ul now we liave to tiiaidc Ciod that
the situation of the parsonage was determined by vote ol"
the Vestry, and that the house is furnished completely.
We have to acknowled<;-c, as we do ^•ladlv. the munificenL
help of Chas. King. !>([., of Lyster, aiid Ids sons. The
Mission is greatly indebted to "Air. Chas. King for his
indefatigable exertions. Nor must 1 omit to express our
gratitude to certain members of the Hamilton family for
generous assistance. The church members in the neighbour-
hood, too. have given and done what they could, which, in
some instances, was very great, in in-oporlfon to their means.
With respect to the pro])osed Church, I Jiope in my next
report to show progi-ess in that direction likewi.se.
The Diocesan Boai-d ol' .Missions has assessed the mission at
two liundred dollars for the )iext two years, being arise of
eighty dollars. This sum is considered by those wlio know
the capabilities of the mission excessive. "^I^ut 1 do not think
it is; indeed, if the practice of calling upon the people to do
their best to supi)ort the ministrations of the Church had been.
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adopiod ciU'liei- wo .should luivc bocii paying- coll^^idor^ll»ly more
jit tlii.s period, it in too coiinuon ibr eortain williiigrnciiibors
of I lie clmrcli lo l)e allowed to pay the assessment, which
should he home hy all. We have i-one, however, on the
priiKii)lo of every man ])ayiiiL!,', and I'veiy one aeeording to
the condition of his temporal atVairs. And it alt'oi-ds mo the
i^reatest ])h'asiire lo re])oi't that thei-e is not one memher who
has been ealled upoJiwho does not siilisi-ribi', and this in ease.s
whore the family is very ])oor. J\[oreover. in eonsccpieneo oi
u tour of the pai'ish, in eompany with the Wardens, I am able
to say that, with ])i'oper mananement, the people will not bo
Ix'hindhand in testilyin^- to their loyalty to the church of"
theii" fathers in a moj'<' sulislanlial luanni'i- even than at
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[t wnl l>e >ceri \<y mir ^Ialellu•llt ol IIk^ amount, raised
for various funds oi' tin- ('liurch ."Society, that avo are not
standing still i}or .ii:oini;' backward. I hopt' we >liall collect
a lai'<;"er sum next year, when the m.-iclilnery ti>r the ])urposo
will b(! in better working;' oi'der. Certain ladies and i;-on-
tlcmen have kindly consented to act as collectors. Their
success has not been so <;reat as might be, on at-count, I
fear, of a little prejudice. l>ul I trust, ere lon^', this will
A\ car away.
The services of the Cliui'ch ar*^ carried on regularl}'. We
have morning service at St. .Sicjdien's Church, and evening
service at a school-hon.sc four and a half miles distant, where
a site has l»een gi\cn for a church. Tlicre are thi'ce monthly
district sci'vices for llio-, \\ ho. I'ny somo ren.son or othei', can-
not attend at I'itlicM' of ihr I wo ccMl les on Sunday, when, the
weather pei-mitling. tin- congi'cg.-it ioi;-> are full.
I I'cgrct that I cannol rcporl <o fa\ ourably of ihc Sunday-
school. An attempt wa^ made lo ki'c|» one g(»ing during the
summer months, biii a> I had lo leach il alio^dhcr mysell
it di<l not work W(dl. my strength occasiunally being insutli
cient. There is miudi need here oi' elHcient laydielp. Hy
next spring, when the school begins again. I hojic to have
teachers ready to ta!<c the work" in luind.
CiiAs. Ukh.os \Vasii];k.
COMI'TO.N.
1 took charge id' this mission in Xovcinber, b^TO. My
reception here was iriendl}'. After a fortnight J called a
meeting of the ]»aiMshioners, and stated to them the conditions
on wliich tlie Society would continue its grant. The eondi
lions weiv acce])t(Ml. The two hundred dollars advanced by
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the Lo-.ml lo tin- hilo Mi.s.sionaiy \w\v imtucdiuicly j'ciimdud
iuu tlicaiiminl assossiiiciit (S200) lowai-d.s luy stipend cJioor-
tully siibsciMlu'd. .Since (lien matters liave none on |)iv.orossin<r
Independently of two .services every Sunday in St. James's
(here js lield (in same huildin--,) a weekly Thursday evenin^r
.servjce, witli a clioii- practice atti'rwards. At eaeli of the
services tliere is an ollertoiy. Occasional .-erviees arc also
(leld.
Two Sunday-scliooLs have been organized, and are carried
on during tlie whole year. Number of names on books,
sixty-.six; average attendance, foi-ly-two.
Several communicants have been added, making thejtresent
numbei- lifly-tive. I do jiot include in this nnmber ])orsons who.
though i<omimil cojnmunicants, have never communicated at
my hands, nor at any otliers, for ycai-s jiast. There are
unfortunately, several of these in my mi.ssioji.
_ During the year I have liapti/cd 'three adults and twenty-
six hifants. I have had three marriages and six burials.
The reading-desk and pidpit in St. James's Church luive been
remodelled; the harmonium removed from the galleiy into
the chancel, and the singing very greatly improved.
Karly in the s])ring ] was invited by M. Ji. Coclirane, Ksq.
ofllillhurst, to hold a fortnightly Sunday afternoon service
on his proi)erty for the special ben'etit of those of ]iis employees
and others in lliat neigh boriiood who cannot, or will not
come to the village to Church. J i-eadily acceded to the
reipiest, without asking or, in the least, expecting remu-
neration--()nly loo thankful to lind a new opefiino- through
which 1 might advance the cause of Christ's Clurrch ^]l\\
Mr. Cochrane insisted that J should receive all collections
taken up at that service. And, m(u-efhan (hat, he -enerously
pays me. on his own account, for thisdul\-, \\w suni of i^oO iicr
annum. Not, only at St. .fames's Church, but al this sei'vice
also Mr. Coclwane and fatnily are iv-ulai- and imnclual
attendants.
One of the two Sundax" -rhools I have allud.'d to is at ]rill-
hiirst. The school was (irst started by Miss Cochrane and
Miss Massman, and is carried on through the ])raii-eworthv
ertbrts of these two young ladies. The I'lilllturst service ha^s
been sus])ende(l for some weeks, owing to tlie bad condition
of the old school-house, anotlier place is being erected and it
iH hoped will be ready for use by CJiristmas. The Snnday-
scliool is carried on, being held in Mi-. Cochi-ane's house.
By one and all the members of my tiock tlie greatest kind-
ness, cordiality and res])ect liave been shown to me. The
most generous liberality has also been extended to myself and
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fhiiiily. I liixvo s])oc'iJi]ly to tliaiik .Messrs. Cocliraiu',
Kondrick, Kollam and llandal. and Mrs. raii:;c, Anson I^liss,
Mooro and Cilincs I'oi* repealed acts of kindness.
At; Ivister llie conifi'eii'atioii presi^ided i\lrs. Din/e}' with an
oft'criiii;' amouiitini:; to 841. .Soon after a tiiio cow, ])iireliased
for $')0, M'as presented to the |)ars()ii l»y his tloek. For
tin's aeee]>tal»]c gill J am (diiefly indei)te(l to Mi's. I'aii;'!' and
Mrs. Anson .Bliss.
A. W. Kendi'ick, I']s(j., i'roni the very first, placed a horse
and conveyance at my dis])Osal lor Sunday use, and. inde«'d,
lor any time 1 mij^lit Jieed Iheni, ireeoiCost anil li'oul)le. lie
has, othci'wiso, been most liberal in his otlerings.
S. llandal. Vlsq., C!hureh-\varden at the time of my ari-ival,
received me at the station and most hospitably entertained
me at Ins house lor tivi^ weeks, nntil Mi-s. j)inzey eouldjoin
me. Jlis kindness did not cease when I left his house.
M. 11. Cochrane, I'^sc;.. is evei" finding' excuses for making
me the recipient of his gcnei'(tsity. l)uring the 3'ear, on
various pretences, he has presented nie with otlerings in
money amounting to one lnin<lred dollai's. and this over and
above hisliberjil assessment sul)scripli(in. besides, he has sent
mc ])rovisions of various kinds, lulK' i'<[ual in value to above
named amount.
1 am aware that these kind friends i-equire no public
acknowledgment of Iheii- libi'rality to me.^ — and perhajts will
not i'eel over-])leas(ul that 1 should thank tliem through tin*
Society's ])ublishcd report, lait 1 cannot refrain fi'oni telling
it to the Church. — and in this 1 am only ibilowing the
oxam))le of the great a])ostle.
During my stay at 31r. liandaFs. the )»ai';onage- was made
more comfortable for my reception by the addition of two
dormer-windows. ItAvas, also, freshly ^tainted within, and
all the rooms newly hung with ])a])ei', and things olhei'wisc
put to rights, (so far as the advani ed slate of the season
admitted,) at a cost of at least one hundred dollars. A lai-ge
hall stove was also ])Ui'chased and presented to the ])ai'sonage.
In the sj)i'ing, other repairs and additions were made at a
cost of about tlie same amoiuit. The work was seen to bv
the Church-wardens, M. lilossom, Ksq., and Dr. Parke. 1 must
Itere thank ihesc gentlemen lor theii- coui-tesy to me. and
kind attention to my suggestions in matters connected with
the parish.
The intelligence of the I)iocesan lV)ard's intention to
increase the assessment of this nn'ssion Irom $20t) j)er annum
to S500, was a severe shocdc to my nervous systinn. 1 called
mj' pcojde together and told them of the decision of the P)oard,
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and iir^vd lla-m i.; .siilmiil. I ihink thai sevoral oT tiuMii
would have bucii thankl'iil iWi- an ahatcnioiil ol' the J>oard"s
(k'lnaiid, hut only Olio jji-oposcd to ask loi' such, while another
bravely deidared we had hetler ]i:iy the whole six huiidi-ed.
but 1 lh(.iin-ht the J]o!ird would rather ])ay the one humlred
dollars, and rctjnn tnw j.lcasiiiit aecjuaintaneo. It i.s certainly
xvi-y ^-ralilyin^' to nic to sec the readiness of the con^Tei^ation
to contribute all that is asked of tJieiu toM'ards their elert-y-
man's support,— and it is all the inoi-e uraiilyinu-, as ihey
deem the screw j-ather too ti,i;'hlly apjilied in this iiistance.
It must not be supposed that' there are no dillieulties to
coiiteiid^ against in tins mission. L have met with no active
opposition, but there is a degree oi' inditlerenco to religion, on
the ])arL ol'a few in this village, and many in the surround-
ing neighbourhood, that is hardly ci-ediblc. Nothing is
imj»()ssible with (iod. .lie can at any lime bring light out of
darkness, but. hunnmly speaking, there is more hope of the
conversion of savnge heal hen, than of men who, knowing
nothing, caring for nothing in the way of religion, are never-
theless supremely contented with themselves, with their
prospects here and in iAio world beyond. I sincerely ho))c
that in my next re))ort I may be abb/ to write more h()]iefully
of this class. Tlu- j)ast year I have sjuuit chietl}^ in viewing
the land, this year, with (iod's heli». 1 hope to rechum -some
])oi-tions of it into the vineyard of the Church.
The following tinanrial "statement is for Ihirleen months,
the period of my residetice in the mission: —
Otferlory collections in St. James's, for Church
Society g 26.50
Widows" and' Orjdmns' Fund 13.80
Mission b'lind 24 5u
Olfertory collections in St. James's, for i'ai'ochial
objects 2 [2 . (! 1
Total of otrert(uy- collections in St. Jamcs"sChurch... $;}0().!)1.
Collections at vMdridge station, for clergyman 3 6'. 00
I)o. llillhurst do. d<"> 18.00
Collected 6 months pav, foi- assistant organist 12 00
J^cw i^'''it=^ ^- : 42.00
laid to late Incumbent on leaving Compton 200.00
Assessment for thirteen months..", 216.00
Paid towards rejiairs of Parsonage from services
other than offertory 90.00
Total 8S8.5.01
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I (lid ii(»( ask |i>r pi'ixato siil).s»Ti]Ui()iis !<• <'liiii'cli Sociely.
I (K'siivd my |)C()|tl(.^ to yivr wlial tlicy had to u'ivf tlii'<»u<r|i
(lie iiUcrlory, iiol letliii,!;' oillu-r hand kiiow what the (»llu'r
did. Th(> nisiilt, for a tirst atlciii|)l. is not iiiisal islhidoi'v. I)iit
I hopr next ycai' we siiall do cxcii hcttfi-.
.IosKI>ll I)iN/i;v
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Ill |>ri'M'iiliii^' my I'L-port li)i' iho (dnhlccii iiioiith.> diirinu
which 1 liave Ik'oii slalioiu'd hvve, I Juive lo explain llial in
(•()nse(|uenee ol' the iinsalisfaetoi-y answers to the a|>|»eals
which I made on behall' of (lie ohjeets eonneeled with tiie
Soeii'ly, I was ashamed to jiiihlish llu'in last Decemhei-. Iml
I am ha|»|ty to say tlieiv are indieations of an awaUenini; to a
sense of the obliti;alions and duties o|' this mission, after a
period of iiiaet ivity.
The piihlie sei'viees (d' the Cliiireh ai'e well attended, and a
feel ini;' of interest in Ohui'eh matters is niiiierally manitested.
1 have met with a liX'iiei'oiis response this year lo aj)peals
on l)ehalf of the Widows' and ()i'j)hans' I'^iind aiid the Bihle
Society, but not such as J exjiected to the ^Mission Pinui, for
tl)o anti(jiiated objection that we had enough to do at home.
I have also broiioht forward tlie siil»ject of an endowment.
Imt in this matter nothing', as yet. has been done.
The Church this winter is liii'lited for evcnini!; sei'xiee, aiul
more thoron^-hly heated.
Alterations, much neeiled, in tli(> ai-ranu'ements of the s('ai>
are held ovei- Jor the s])i'iiii;'.
It is resoKed to ;.>;et out wood ihis winter for a steeple.
We have in hand the ])roce(;ds ol' a concert last winter. $'2'.].
iowai'ds a Ixdl. Our ser\ices have been nnndi enlivened and
imjiroved by tl;e iiiti'oduelinn of two harmoniums, the one at
Malbaie, a beautifid inslrument presented by our friemls in
•lersey. I'he increast.'d assessment will, I think', be (dieerl'ully
subsci'ibed.
Atone Station, Corner of the Beacii. a lari;v bnildinii; is
beini/; erected, two thirds of which is to l)e titled up for
service, and the other part as a schor)l room.
I'his amoniji;st 11 families entails no sli-^'ht expense. l)esidos
laboiu', but it is cheerfully borne.
There have been many cases of sickness amon<^-st us, and
consequently numerous calls on my time.
Last winler was very trying- to us, owin^- to the (irauijjhty
condition and exposed position of the Pai'sonage, but this 1
trust will soon be somewhat remedied by the addition of
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tloiiblo windowM. Iljiviii;^" bocii built of iitiseasoiiod tiiiiU-r it
i^s uIino.Ht iini)().ssiblo to iiiuko it air tii,^lit.
Hut for much (li.scouiibrt liic IvitKliie.-s.s of the (!oii<j;Ton-!ili«>n
hiis well cuniiioii.satcd. The j)er,sonal uttotitions whicii we
have i-ucoivod havo boon botii nuiiiorous and valuable.
Bui uio.st impoi'taiit of all, J trust there i.s a more general
iinpre-^sioii o-.,iiiing ground of the neeessity of observing the
fourth eoniinandinent, which, in eonneetioii with the lisherios,
it has too long boon the custom (o ignore and set aside al
pleasure,
Jn proporlion as this conviction extends and is acted n|)on,
may we hoj»e for more spiritual life amongst us. AVIien we
Inive prepared ourselves for the reception of the .Spirit we
nniy look for its oHusion.
_ In concIusi(»u, J must bear testimony and record my obliga-
tions to our worthy Cluirch-wardons and collectors for their
ready and valuable assistance.
Subjoined is a list of amounts, &c., raised in or for tliis
mission during the past eighteen months.
One and u half year's assessment, at $144 .!i21f;.00
Collected in .ler.sey, for Harmonium 65.00
Offertory 41 .55
Wood for Parsoiuige 50 . 00
Easter offering 1 2 . 5()
For u Boll 2H.]f>
For Sciiool rent, Corner of Beach, wood and labour... 100.00
Do. Cash to cover in same 80.00
Collections f(u- Widows' and Orphan.s' Fund 27.55
Do. .Mission Fund ]5.P>()
Bi hie Socio I y 20 . 27
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ACTO.V.
As hcrctoibre, the mission of Upton, JJioceso of Montreal.
has been under my charge, as well as that of ActoJi.
This year the usual "services of the Church have been
sustained regularly in alternate order, morning in one Church,
and evening in the other, and the lioly Connuunion has been'
celebrated in both onco a month.
^ It is a matter of thankfulness on my part to my llcavenlv
Father, that through II is goodness, neither sickness or accident
has compelled mo to vacate my post in one single instance, as
Sunday after Sunda}' passed by^ There is one subject connected
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witli iIk' work dt'iliis iiii-^iDii. wliicli ri'(|uii'i's lo he rotbrrcd
to. Ii is |>lar((| ill ji vrry |ii'riili;ir jiosition wiih i"es[ii'('t to
oui" crriiii;' Itrct lircii ol' (lie Cliin'cli of Iv'oiik'. .Mort' limn
iiiiif-lciitlis ol'tlic iiili;il>i(iiiils (t|' Ac'loii uw I-'rciicli CaiKuliiuis,
and lii'lonij to (Imt crood. Many aiv lii'i'c pi-rccivini!; tlio
anomaly of tlu-ii' C'liiircirs <loi;'nia>. and iircfrrriiiLC lo lay hold
(if Clirisi aloiio as tlu' way of salvation.
('ndcr iIk'so circiiiiisiances. it occiiiTrd lo nu' llial reading"
[•arl of I lie st'r\i('i' in Frciicii aiul lU'cat'liinii; an c.vtiMnimi'e
|-'i'ciicli sermon, Ihcs'! niiu'lit la; Ji'd lo I'lnlirace the u'lorioii><
Cliiircli to wliicli we hulon^-. and thus ( 'jirisl wonid lie li'loritieil
the more in this j)art of His vim-yard. My sui'mises did not
disai)i)oint me; eviT sinee la>l winlei-. I li.'i-e carried on that
urraii_!;"emeiit with success. \{ I'la^iei- it u.is a j<»yfid si^jit
to see -t l"'i'encli Canadians jiarlida* ol' tlu' Holy < "ommunion,
and at the next cejehi-atictii in ihe toljowiiii;' nionlli, Ll more.
These (I are a sui'O |)le(|n'e o|' (iod's hlessini,^ >«'ot a SniKh'iy
passes without havinii; iVoni (I t(j Kj l-'reiich present at the
Churcli service. As it is. my presence is onl\- half of the day
in each Churcli. now how much more wouM it further tliis
work, liad I onl_\' tiie mission of Aclon under my (diari;-e;
I hen tlu! services mi^'ht he lield in the foi'enoon and evenin";
wholly in l']ni;-lish, and in llu' afternoon, wholly in Fivnch.
Would that ihe Hoard of .Missions mii;'ht uive lhi^ mission
|»ro[»()rlionately as it u'ranis to other missions, that is, takini;'
into consideraliou the amount raised on an averan'c per
family and the number of Church services with whicli tliey
arc ]»rivile^'ed I 1 am sui'c the ."-^iJilO i-equired fov clcri;;y-
innn's salarv would he i)rovidcd. 'J'liis year, the ann)unt of
money rais(>d lor all ciiurch jiurposes in the mission was
SoOl.-lT. Ami as the numher ol' families, includin.if all
Protestant denominations, is twenty-six, it u'ives 821 .21 ])er
family. Last year the avera^v amount was 81'.*. ."iT, ^howiui.^'
an increase of 81 Ji J. The amount i-eceived from the olVer-
U)ry was 81<!.(!') ahovo what was received last j'ear. a (di-ai'
iiide.x of impr(jvement in the attendance on pul)lie worshij).
The following;' is a detailed statement of i-eceipts and dis-
Itursements during the year : —
RErEIPTS.
Offertory collections 8 ni> .')2
Proceeds of hazatir 1'),") (10
Contributions 25ti 1)5
Thanksii'ivinii; offerini;' from Thomas Macfar-
lanc,Ks(|.^ ' 50 00
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Assi'ssiiiciil to I'xijird Sl'IO <•'>
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ruyiiuMil OH ac'couni of ( 'luirch dcl.l 1(1.") 00
IiislalmciiL :iiid iiitcivst on I'arsonanv dchi ... 7.") 7.')
liisiiruiKH! oil (,'|iiii-(li uiid l*:u'son:i,u:c. Hi (17
Three uiimial collocMons lor Clnnvli Societv. S OU
Siib.scriplions lo Cliiii-cli Society .".. 12 00
(^iiarlcrly colleclions I'oi' ('lei-o-yinan 15 15
ScNton, A:c' , iVc ;{;) m
(''ai'pot and allar littinn-s 50 on
I'.ooks Cor Simday-scdiool lihraiy 5 00
lJ('|)airs (o ("liiir( li Coikh; 57 00
nalaiue on hand ., k; su
Total .^5(51 47
Our Mule cliuivh has Ik-imi .sadly in want, of an altai- (doth ;
now, however, we ai-e jji-ovided with an exeeilenl oni", whieh,
with a ear})el for the (dianeel. was jiurcliased witii a sum of
uumcy n-iven as a thank-otrerin,-;-, es|KH'ially Ibr that purpose,
hy a nieniher of tlie eonj^-reuation. The (diancid still needs
(diairs, hut we hope in (iod's ..'oud time to he su])i»li(M| with
them also.
Our Sunday-school lias Ijeen well atti'iided ami has been
provideil with the children's papei- of Sunday teachin.i;-,
imhlished under the sanction (.f the Lord ]jisli(.|") of Toronto.'
This ensures system in teaching- and reo-ularity in attendance,
for each scholar is supplied with a copy each Sunday, con-
tainin«^^ the lessons t.) be learnL for the following? Sunday. If
wdhlo im-alculahle ,<;-ood in country jiarts, where at times it
is didicult lo obtain ]n'Oi)er teachers, and the consequence is
that tlu^ s(diolai's are fed with a desultory sort of teachiiii^.
These ])a|)ers, however, ai-e tilled with proper questions, ])j-e-
(;lii(lin,t«- all irreii-ular instructions.
The fiilitie j)rospects of the Chiindi in this locality are
.U'ood. Last yc;ir there Mas only a ]iossibility oftlieJ^, I),
aiid vX. Jtailway, ])assin,i;- this way so as to form a junction
with theShetlord andWaterloo Railway ; now that jiossihility
has matured into certainty, as the deed of contract has been
sii^-ned aiul the contractor has even eni>'a_L;;ed rooms for his
statfof en«>-ineers in one of our hotels; so' that, by the end
of next July, we may cxpecl to see railway trains in full
operation betwx'en Sorel and Actonvale. This, no doubt, will
improve the condition of the Church, and wo may be enabled
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to ('oiiiiileh' niir iMiililiiii;'. ui'cctcd loi' llu- sorvico td'do'l, aiwl
have it I'oiisoui'Jili'd.
We liavi* i,'i'i'a( lin|ii'< also of liaviii^' an MiidowiirMil l-'iirid
iiivosUmI t'of (lie ^otni of (lie .Mi>sioii, bolon' ilif idoNC "d'
aiiollKU' year.
May liu' (iod ofall u;ni('i' |ii-os|tfi' our small cotiiiirri^atioii,
as Ho lias doiio licivtoroi-c and llic iViiKs of oiii' iiH-roasc will
ijinvly ri'd(»iiiid lo liis ulory l»y In-iiigiii!^ iitrtli good works as
vvcdl as i,q'alitiid(' on oiir jiart.
Lolls ( '. \Vt IITKI.K.
ciihioi .\<'.
I will hoifiii lay ft'iiorl liy staling wliat my I't-gisUTs, ^v..
loll ol" my work, biiriiii;' (lio |)ast year, I liavo had .'{K
Ba[>(isnis, \ .Marriages and 1.") Hiirials, in addilio:! io wliioli
I liavo hold 18(1 sorvieos and 20 |tiil»lic oolol)ra(i<Jiis of tlio
Holy Communion. \ have also visi((!d tho pooph^ in sicdxiioss
uiid in hoallli. in a mission like mine, with ."> < hiindies and
u Hchool-house in which to liold services, and long distancoH
to tnivtd, (his woi'k involves a great amouiitof driving about.
So tho s(>rvices. visiting, attending lo my hoi'se, kv.. when at
home, my duties as (.-hairman of School-t 'ommissioner, and
my studies liuvc all ('oml)ino(l lo kec^p me from fooling tlio
painful l)iii'deii of having nothing to do.
1 have many I'casons to helie\e that my labours iiave not
1)0011 in vain. I'hings arc far from being what (hey ought to bo
but then thei'o has boon progi'oss and im])rovemont, oven if
slow. And the knowh^igi^ ot' (hat (lospel which ha.s boon so
powerful and so great in its oiVecls in tho world, may do
more lioro yet. I somidimcs wish I could have a brothei"
Clergyman to i»ut before my jieopio tlio great trutlis and
tacts of religion, so that they might learn from having truth
set before them in diHerent wa^'s by (litferont |)reachors,
just as it is given us to have dilforont accounts of om* Jjord's
life from ditferent writers, if the ]HM)|)le ar(Miot what thoy
oiig'il to be, 1 yet have the satisfaction of think-ing that tlioy
woiild be worse without tho ministrations of religion, which
thoy ccrtaiidy value. I often, loo, think of a suggestion I
-aw made to tho effect that wo liavo to thinlc of evil pre-
vented, as well as of good accomplished.
J)uring tho past year I, on tho recommendation of tho
Warden of St. Augustine's, received from tho Society for Pro-
jnolijig Christian Knowledge a grant to the amount of Ci
.sterling for my Mission. 1 thought it a suitable opportunity
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1(» iiii I'odiico :i llyiim M(hiI< iiilo llic .Missi,<ii. So I looU lli<'
^I'iinl ill llyimi Huuks. Ami now lliosi' tri'iisiiivs arcMii tlio
liaiid.H of tlio ])i>o|i|i>, I hope licariiit; i^ood rniil. 1 <-!iiit)(»l.
tell liow LM-atfl'iil I H'll holli |(» I Ik- VVardon oCSl. Auii:u.stiiie'f4
I'of Ills rccdiiiiiH'tidatioii. and to llic V'cncraMf Society ii/r it.s
jLfnuit.
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(AI'K ro\ K.
Since my la>l report no cliann'c lias lakcn jdacc in llio
.itVairs ol' tliis Missi(jn. DiicinL;- llic past yvav. Sunday and
<laily schools liav(i tloiirislicd. ami llic* attendance at J)ivine
Service and tin* Holy ( 'oniiiiiinifiii lias Iicimi «|nile ei|nal to
llial of tiiniu'r years. The asscssnicnl levied hy the JJoaiilof
Missions has heen fully paid up. for which ci-edit is due not
only to the readiness of the people in niei'tinif the assessment
punctually, hut also to the ener<;*y and /eal of our Chui'ch-
wardeiis. more especially of tlu- seni»tr Warden. Thomas
Savai;i'. I''si|., to whose Uindness and liherftlity as well as
interest in the well heini.'' of the Mission, ui' all owe a deht of
i^ratitudc.
Our Siimlay school here was well atttMided dui'ing- the
summer months. siNt_\' pupils :uid six te.'iehei's havin.i? heen
fre<|uently pi'oscnt. Towards the fall the attendance l>ecaine
smaller, owinii' to th<' hatliu'ss of IhcMo^ds and tlu- distance
many of the childri'ii w»'re (d(lig(Ml to wi'.lU. In winter we
arc oiiliiji'd for these reasons. lo discontinue the s(diool. At
Pei'ce and L'Anse au heaii-fils the Sunday-schools were also in
opei'alion with an attendanee ot'ahoul twelve at each.
St. .lamess CMiurcli had a nai'i-ow escapi* in .liily. when,
durini;' a remarlcahly sevei'c thunder storm, the li<j;htiiini;-
struck the spire ami shaltere(l one of llic main po^tsoftla'
tower, jiermaiu'ntly weakeninir that part of the i)uilding.
Besides this, however, and the hreakinij: of a few hoards and
some i;lass. no further harm was done, for which wi' were all
thankful. The w eatlu'r-worn iind somi'wlial era/.y eon<lition
of the tower did not warrant our rciicwini;' the shattered |)Ost,
which could noi \\i\y' lieini ;i'('oniplisli(Ml without ^reat cx-
pcli-e. hut il h;i- heen -cenrid ill a temporary" '
the other daniau'es ha\ e al-o heen repaired.
At Perce tluM'c has lieen some im]M'oveme
ill a temporary manner, and
]M-ovement in (>lmrel>
ji I xvjii.i- iiuM^ iiii.> IH.III >oim- nil i>r<^\ V men I oi \>imhvh
music made durini;- the ]»ast year, ami an excellent chamher
origan has hoen ac(|uire(l hy the con^ree-ation. chi*'f1y thnuji^h
llie eneri'-y of Mr. Iv ijonieril. one of Messrs. jjohins Agiuds,
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who not only oxorled liinisclf in collecting I'unds for the puv-
clmsc of the instnimcnt, but was also v. liberal contributor.
The prom))tness with which Ihe y-rcater part of the price of
the instrument, ^150, was contributed by the small cdngre-
gation of St. Paul's, is very much to their credit.
I am glad to notice the continued kitidness of my people,
and to acknowledge gratefully an J^^aster (Jift from Cape Cove
of $44, and one i"rom Perce of S16. I gladly mention also
the gift of a valuable gold watch from the congregation of
Capo Cove, presented to me in Se])tember, with a most affec-
tionate but too flattering address, by Messrs. Savage, Balleine,
Komeril, Pamon, Baker and Lenfestoy, in the name of a large
number of the congregation. I think, and I say it with gra-
titude to Jlim without whose blessing all our ctlbrts arc
powerless, that the prospects of the I\Iission ai*e more encour-
aging than they have ever been. There is neither division
nor dissent amongst us ; The children are all being trained
up in the princijdes of our Church, and learn from an early
age to take an interest in lier services. Jn our sejiools, Sun-
day and daily, Holy Sci'ipturc and tiic Church Catechism
are regularly taught, and the j'esult of this training vu\
already be seen in our oi'dcrly e(jngregations in which the
young peo])le and the children form a largo proportion.
William Core Lyster.
valcartier.
I took charge of this mission on tlic loth day of February
last past, and was formally and solemnly inducted by the
Bishop on the second Sunday of Lent following, in presence
of a largo and seemingly devout congregation, which service
impressed me, at the time, as an augury of coming peace and
mutual fellowship in carrying on the work of the eluirch. I
am thankful to add that my hope, so auspiciously begun
not since failed to be realized. Jioth in attendance a
Parish Church, and in the devout worshij) of the congregation,
a warm interest lias been maintained since that day.
Hitherto we have had, regularly, morning service at the
Parish Church, and a monthly celebration of the Jloly Com-
munion. The latter is not so numerously attended as the
congregation should warrant.
I have had an afternoon service monthly and consecutively
at three outposts in this Parish, also at the little (now decay-
ing) church in the adjoining Parish of St. (Catherine. As this
litile church is, by road, about twelve miles distant from the
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church of Valcarticr, I must iiitcrclitingc. oecjisionally, the
morning and at'Lornoon Horvicos hcroaf'ter, as they seldom, if
ever, come from St. Catherine's to the church ol* Vak-urtier, at
which they congregate from the otlier out-posts.
I regret to say that, from a want ot Lay assistance, I liave
not been able to carry out my plan ol" Sunday-schools, so
much needed, and 1 am yet unable to devise a scheme to meet
this want, as the day nchools afford no privilege, and the
distant and scattered localities of the children render it diffi-
cult otherwise to reach them. Something must bo done to
overreach this difficulty.
The following is a financial statement of the Parish of
Valcartier since it came into my hands, in February last :
Diocesan Board assessment $ 140 00
Synod assessment , 2 00
Church Society, General Fund ;} 3G
Thanksgiving Day, W. & O. Fund 75
Par.sonage repairs 22 86
Insurance of church, &c 8 33
(ieneral offertory for church expenses 31 55
Total S208 85
A. Balfouu.
GASl'^ BASIN.
The services at the two Churches in mv Mission have been
regulai'ly held during the past year.
St. Paul's Church.— The congregation was augmented
during the summer months, owing to an influx of visitors to
Craspe Hasin. During the remainder of the year the atten-
dance at St. Paul's has been about the average. The ordinary
congregation is composed of seventeen families and a few of
the sailors belonging to the vessels employed in the fish and
lumber trade of the Port of Gaspe.
The small number of Pew-holders, together with the fiict
that the lai-ger portion of the assessment is derived from a
very few members of the Vestry, influenced the Church-
wardens and (Mergyman in their opinion as to the union of
the Missions of Sandy Beach and Gaspo Basin, which was
advised by the Diocesan Board. One strong self-sup]X)rting
Mission with three Churches within a short distance of each
other was felt to be preferable to two Missions struggling for
an existence.
Ihit the congregation accept with pleasure the arrange-
ment which for the coming year gives them their usual services.
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1 am li;i|»]»y to \)c ahle to .state (hat the 8mi(lay-.sehool at
Ibc Ha>iii luis heeji iv-(»ri;-aiiized. Foi' si time it was clofsod,
owiiii!,- fo the old teaehefs haviiip^ left the JMission and the
•^roiiX (linietilly i'X|ierieiioe(l in re})hRing" them.
St. .lanie.s's ('hiircli. — This eongre^ation shows adisposition
fo incrt'asc steadily. The assessment luis been nearly doubled
within tlie last thi'ee years. It was §80, it i.s now $150.
The St rxices are more heart}' and tlic attendanee good,
although almost halt' the ])eopie hihoi' nn(U'r tlie disadvantage
of l)avii,_; lo cross a Buy, a. mile wide.
The ( 'hui'eli-w ardrns liave adojMcd a very good plan toi*
maUing eolleriions to meet usHCtstsnienf, kv. They have
divided ihi> poi'tion of (he Mission inl'> ''ist"iets and have
i'h(»sen a coilccloi' in each, 'j'he collcei )i ■ <r ' caHed nj)on
to report (piarierly to tin' Wardens.," irongli them
the Wardens arv in constant eoinmunieati .. .vith the ))eople.
The selmol at the P);i>in is again in operation, at'ter having
been elo-:ed for some months for want of a teaelier.
There is no regulai- .-fdiool in the North-west district. Iml
:i )»!'iva!e s(diool is kept in the L'Atisc-anx-Cousins settlem(Md
ai an expmdiliiri' whirh is a hardship to the few families
tlierc. .
The .'^oiii liwest school is ahonl to he divided into two
<li.-tricis. 'i'lic liornan I'alholie population have notitied the
i;ommis>ioncr of their intention to dissent, so the great
■ohstaclc in the Mission to receiving aid from C'hur(di ol'
Kntrhind Kdiicational Socici ies will l»e removed.
The Township of ^'o(■i< is ^tili in want of schools, so al.-o i?^
llie Xori li-\vest.
The wliole inissidM contains 242 adidt memhci's of the
Chui-cli of I'Jigland. and .'!.■").■! childi'en under 14 years of age.
Financial SialenU'nl :
Si. {'anl's:
Sunday Collections $02.00
Diocesan Hoard 100.00
Fencing (ihd)e 21 .00
\Vidows' and ()i'])linn^' 2.50
Insurance 7 .0(1
Paid (.11 old deht 41. Ol
Mission fund 75
Faster Collections 11 .80
.^t. .James's:
Sunday Collection^ $21.00
Diocesan r.oni'd 112.50
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Ill M!mlin<^' you the annual icjort ol'iiiis .\ii>.-i()ii. 1 ran liut
tay that nollung strikiu":; oi' j)ocuIia!'. in its circum^lanvi-'s or
position, i-alls Ibi'th special attention.
Throui^h tlio •^•oud hand ot'oiir (iod upon us wo have \)<^^\\
|)t.'rinitlc;iJ to ])ass the 3'car in <|niclnoss and |tc'arc. altcmliiii^
raUnly to the oi'dinaiy avocation,-> and l»usiiK'ss which, in
(.'oiii'se, presented theuiselvos. Thai, we are ibreihly re-
nunded, is no small hleHsing, when tlie whole hmtl is still
rinL;-in<4" with the wail of tens ol' thousands, who have lost their
all, tlu'oui;'h the' terrible — the unutterably fearful — destruelive-
uu.ss of i'onsuniing tire. The Lord's soj-e jud^iaents have
been all around us, hui, lhrou;i,'h J lis nieiX'V, they have Jiut
touched us. May his i;'oodness lead us to renewed rejientance
and mort' conijjlete obedience.
The minds of our people were, for some lime, 'jrcaiix"
e.Kercised and depressed liy the !ntelli^■eil('e that the Dioeesau
Board intended Joinin:;- tliis ^Mission to that of (iaspe Basin,
and ij;'iving both to the chari;'(; of one .Missionary. To lids
the}' were stron^'l}' op[)o-ed, as tliey believed thai the Dioce-
san Board was j)ledged to continue the uiidividi'd ^*■rvices nt'
a eler^'yman ann)ni;st them, feeau -e they had conijilied.
and wei-e still ready to eomj)!y, \\ith all re(|uisiiioiis of the
Hoard to the utmost of their ;d>ility. Tpon their nri;-ent
remonsti-ant'e aiul rej)resentafion the Board eaim; to llie deter-
mination to continue tlu'ir (der£!;yman to them for two years
lon,i;-ei-, upon condition of the .Mission jiayin:;- lo tin' J^oard
$;>l)(l per annum, to whicli \\\('\ at one.' con-^enled. itml -o the
mat ter now stands.
Throu_<>;h (rod's a;oodness, 1 have Ix'cn enabled to l;,-ejt up
the usual services in the Mission, and they have been, as here-
tofore, well attended. Some have been, durini;' the vear,
riumnioned by the (Jreat Master to ap))ear in his immediate
presence, and have passed aAvay in ])eace, leavini;- us every
reason to hoj)e that they .sleep in Jesus, and will, wdien He
descends in judii;ment, appear with llim in i^'loiy.
The contributions for Church ]jurposos have been, on the
whole, about the same as those of last year, viz :
Kor the support of the Mi.ssionary ?2ilO.IIU
For ('hureh Society .' ;}(;.i)2
Ordituiry Sunday Collection \\'1A)(S
Ott'ertory 12.00
Firewood for the Parsonage 40 . Ot>
Total 8;J80.0'2
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Thoro liavo boon 4 MurringOH ; 1(1 Baptisms; 9 Biirials.
Our iMidowjuont Fund is slowly uccuniulaling; a small
Jo^'ticy of S38.;>!i has this year hoon nddod (o it. In proooss
of tiiuo it may t'liUil tho lio])0 with whioli it was coniinoiK'cd,
and onabio the Mission to bo solt-Huppoi-tin<i:, but it is h)n«i^ to
wait, the poopU^ are very poor and it can inoroaso but slowly.
Had it boon boi^'un yoai's aujo, as it mi<;ht have boon, how
dill'oront Jiad boo!» our prosont ]>osition. but ro^'rids are vain.
I am full of foars as to tho rosulls whioli will ensue when
all o\lranoou> aid shall be withdrawn, sonic Missions will have
to bo abandonod, and inuoh i;'ood now boin^ done will ooaso
and eomo to nought, not wlndly, indeed, but oomparativoly.
Some of tho seed sown will still grow, and boar fruit, even
when it ceases to bo watered and tended as it is now, but we
eannot expect that aid from abroad should be loi'ovor con-
tinued, since so many other portions of the fields and vine-
3-ard of the Lord's inheritance are while for the lian'ost, and
ripe for iho vintage, and the labourers must needs bo sent
forth.
A deep, a biding sense of gi-alitudc for the many gifts
already showoi'od upon us, should bo the Bentiniont ujijx^r-
most in tho mi mis of Canadian (-hurehmen towards the 80-
cicty for the Propagation of thoCiOsjiel, and though its foster-
ing eare of us must soon cease, never can wo regard it as
othoi' than our mother, tender and beloved.
I may c(uicludo this j-etrospoct of the year with tho words
of the Psalmist "Bless the Lord, my soul, and foi-got not all
His bonotits."
TMattiiew Ker.
ST. SVl/VESTEll.
\()\\v missionary's mdoavoi' throngliout the past year has
lieon to render thi'oo services on each Sunday-
Much time and labor has boon expended in endeavoring to
place tho various schools of tho mission in a satisfactory con-
dition.
Tho im])ortance of schools cannot be ovei'-rated, especially
wlion the Hold of labor is occu])iod by a travelling missionary.
The Church Society has n^idored much valuable aid in
keeping schools open in different parts of the mission.
In conso(|uoiifo of certain adverse circumstances, it has
been found im]ios>ible to maint;iin the schools in St. Patrick's,
St. ]\largaret"s and St. CafheriiK^'s.
Your missionary regrets that he has not yet boon enabled
to start schools at St. Coorge's and Cumberland Mills. The
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poo))lc live ;it such u'rcat (listauecs Iroiii each otlicr tliat it Ih
Viivy dilliciilt to round sdiools at which all may atlcnd.
As long as mombcrs of the churcli were cmi)h)ycd on the St.
Francis in the gohl mines, divine service \vas regnhirly held
ill the villai^^e and at the mines, lhr()u,i;-h the nohio exerliona
of .Mr. l.'cjpe, acting under the Bishop's authority, hh lay-
j'eader.
Your missionary can hardly (ind words to express the deep
regret he feels at the removal of Mr. Vo]w from the district.
Mrs. Pope also was ever ready to go in and out amongst the
people and cheer them on Avith k'ind words.
St. (liles.— We have here a good school and ahle teacher,
but in consecpience of some of the inhabitants refusing to pay
the necessary school dues, your missicnuir}- is often placed in
much diltic-ulty.
St. Svlvester.— A new ]tarsonage is very much required.
Some kind friends have contributed towai'ds this desirable
object, but they are not of the mission. There a])pearH ii
most unwilling "mind on the ]»ai't of some of the parishioners
to undertake this duty or any other that would beautiiy the
residence of their clergyman.
St. Patrick's, — The'small congi-egation in tliis place has
increased siiu-e divine service has been regularl}-- held onee
every Jiord's J)ay. Your missiomuy hopes that during the
coming year the parishioners, one and all, will assist to the
iittermcst of tlu'ir power llu' gootl work of the Church
amongst them.
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TIIK FOLL0WIN(5 UEl'OUTS FROM (LER'iY NOT rONNECTKI* \SITU
THE DIOCESAN HOARD, HAVE BEEN UErEIVED.
r,EN.\o XVII. I.E.
Tlio uiiiimil suhscriplioi) Cor ll»e Churcli Socict \-, Tor
tho current yoar, aiiiuuntH to SH^.Of*
Quin((uagc.siin:i Colloction lor (iciicral I'^imd V).{)1
Tlianks-'iviii!:;- {"olUrtion I'or \V. and (). Kiind 10. lU
Total lor Church Society 6102. 0(J
The Sunihi}' ol1erinij;s to dcCray tlic (Jcncral
l"]xj)onfse,s ollhc I'arish from hoc. 11, ISTO,
to DcL'. o, 1871, inclusive, amount to 8')iiT.tIT
Christmas Collection for the |M)(»r. is'O L'l.l')
yyuod Assessment S.OO S")!)! . Hr
Total C\)llections for ordinary ('liuich pm-iKtscs gil'.til.lS
The record of the past year isom-im sshi<h lioih ili(> cler'^y
man and coni;rei;ation mast 1()(>!< with much satisfaction.
IJeside.s the necessary rej)ai rs which ha\e been made U<
the Church, the interior lia< heen greatly iniproxi-d hy a new
altar ck)th, chancel rail>, and carjjet for tlie rhancej. as
well as other additions, nivini;' an air of hi ii;-ht ness and com
fort which are cerlainlv no hindrances t(» di-votion.
We have also to (H)ji<>;ratulate ourselves on the aeijiii>i( ioii
of a new o ri^'an of ii,'reat com])ass and sweetnossol' \i>\\r, aildinir
much to the heautx' and etiieicney of our service.
The free and open pew system which wasadopii'd last yeai'
has not disappointed us. The first year il was itIlmI with a
iTuarantee fund to suj)]»lement anticipated dcticiencics, \\hi(li,
it is needless to say, were reali/.ed. l-a.>l Master .Monday, it
was resolveil to do away with all :;iiaran1*'es and to trust
entirely to the Avcekly oflerini^s, and so far the fcsidts arc
satisfactory- The attendance, csjx'cially al the (n-einn^ ser-
vices, has i;-rcatly increased, and there is a marked imjtrove-
mcnt in the otfertory at the moriung service. It does not,
iTulcod, as yot come u]) to the necessary standard, hut 1 think
we have every reason to helieve that in a short tinu^ we sliall
tind, when the anniml accoiuits are made up, instead of deli-
ciency, a surplus, and that the free-will otlei'in<;'s of eai-nest
worshippers made on the tirst day of the week, in accordance
with the apostolic injiyiction, is the true mode of maintainiui.^
the services of our (rod in the sanctuary.
A. Cami'hell 8cauth.
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[ have Lo rt'poii, llial nothing of :ui uiiiistuil tliaractor has
haj)pene(l in this parisli durini;- the i)asi yeai'.
I am happ^', houH'V(!i', to Jiave it in \\\y power to >aj- that
the iserviccis of (ho chuivh have been niaintainccl wilh ro^u-
iarity, and, a.s I humhly trust, withprolit to very many. The
Sunda^'-sehool, thont^h certainly not all that eould he desii'ed,
lias been ellieient, -md is instniinenlal of mueli ,i;'ood. Tlie
congregation lia.s continued to he united and free from dis-
sention, and nothing A\hateviM' has ha]>pened, s(j I'ar as 1 aiu
aware, to disturb the pci-fect iiai'inony and mutiud resjKM't
and good IVuding thai lias now foi- so many yeai-s marl<ed tlie
i-elation existing between ])aslor ami i)e«.)ple. The en(U)w-
inent fund is being gradnaliy enlarged, and liie ]»i'oj)eri}' oi
th(^ (dmreii generally, having Ijecn well cared tor ly the
Wardens, is in go(«l romlilion.
As the accounts of our (diurcii are aMnuall,>' made uj) at a
period of the yeai- that does not e(ji're>|ioiid wilh the meeting
of the S;M'iet_>', it is iuipossil)h.' to present a perfectly
correct statement uf ihe anujiint of money thai ha>, dui'ing
the past y(!ar, been i'aise'(l in this parish Un- eliiirch-purposes.
It is thouglil. however. V>olli by myself and the AVardens, that
the ibllowing will i»e found to be ^utlieiont foi' all ]U'nelical
pui'|)osos : —
'^ sr,\ ri:MK.\T.
Ordinary Suiida_\ f illecl ions S 111 L'7
Sjiecial collections —
Kaster Day, Ibr lniiinil>enl -SO;! lo
St. Thomas, for Oru'anisl ~ Oo 01)
IK] A:^
Subscriptions foi- Ihe >aiai'y of the incumbent 442 00
I'ew'-rents .' 703 0(5
KndowmenI account OH 95
(VMuetery account HI ()()
Cliurch Society subscrijtt ions and collections
aftei' sermons -JTS IG
Ofllertory for tlie relief of the poor loi O'J
Subscriptions for the ])urchase of the new
oi'gaT\ ilUO 00
$30G9 92
From the foregoing statement it appears that in round
numbers tiiis congregation luis raised from among themselves
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for church purposes, 8.'>070, wiiich sum, il" divided oquully
aiuoiii^ the members, will muUe Irom $H to ?10 for each man,
Avoman and child of Ihe averai;;e c()iii4-rei;'ation.
The cosl of tlii^ n(>w organ was ^lijOO. The diflerencc Itc-
tween this sum and (he amount raised hy sultscriptioii is
accounted for l)y the j)roceeds of the sale of the old orijan.
0. V. IJkii.
NiroLKT.
The few jnemhers remaining: of (his onc»,' lari^e and flourisii-
hii*; coni^'rei^ation were higiily delii^-hted in having their
Bisho]) in (Iieir midst in June last.
Some of the congregation of Thi-ee Rivers had accom])anied
his Lordship and .Mrs. Williams aci-oss (o Nicolet, where a
conilrmation Avas held, at which three candidates made a
profession of llunr faith.
The Rev. J. Torrance;, of Three Rivers, was also with us,
and took i)arL in the sei-viec.
After listening to a most a))j)ropriate sermon for the occa-
sion, and I'eceiving wordsof symjiathy from IiIh Lordship, tiie
people separated with jo} fill heai'ts.
My duties here consist chietly in visiting among the scat-
tered members of tlic Church, and sometimes holding services
at their houses.
Our little Church nci^led some repairs, the large doofthad
been thrown down by the wind, and many of the beautiful
trees lai<l on the ground. 1 collected ?2S among a few friends
whilst I was in (Quebec, tow'ards ellecting the rcjniirs. The
Church is now insurc<l.
In consequence of the Rev. .Mr. Torrance's illness and death,
and unlil the n))i)oini menl of the new lieclor, I have frefpiently
done duty at Three Rivei's. at thi' re(iuest of the congregation.
.losEi'H Dk MouiLriKU.
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OF TIIK
C L ]'] mi \ T Ji LT S T C .M M I T T K K .
rrosento<1 to tlio (Mmi-ch Socioty at tlio Annual Meeting, January
J4tli, 1872.
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The f'loro-y Trust f'onuniltoe l)0,<>: leave to report tlifit the
ronuisit(^ jimount Inivin^- lieen jiuid into the hantls of the
Treasurer, the Trust Deed, estahlishin;,' the Drumrnondvine
Endowment Fund, has been duly executed,
The following- donations have been reeeived :
For SI. Sylvester Endowment S 2t).()0
For Cape" O'^'^' " '^'^^^
For New Liverpool • (from Fngland) 41.25
Legaey to Sandy lieaeh -'^^ . IKJ
The following Debentures have l)een ]>aid oil :
On account of the Clerirv Trust Fund,
(Joveniment of fanaihi SlOUO.UO
Ou account of the Three JJivor's Rectory,^
(rovernmcnt of Canada S -iOO . 00
The following investments have been made on account of
Clergy Trust Fund and Local Fndowments:
Toronto debentures at iMi glJOOO.Od
Sherbrooke - at !)5 2r)00.00
Montreal Stock, (7 percent) at IIS^ 2500.00
Montreal terminable Stock, do. at li;U . .. 2400.0(1
Montreal llarl)our Slock, at 10(5^ 5U0.U0
The interest on the several investments has been regularly
paid,
J. W. QUE15EC.
Chairman of Clergy Trust Committee.
n. C;. Flees,
Secretary.
M«T OF I.WE.STMKNTS, IHTli.
Clcriiy Tni>( Fmul :
(,'aiiiulii (lovenimeiii lVl)ontiiri's, ?J:i(i4"Sl
City ()<■ IlainiltoM '■ S.'JSO
Coriiily ol' .Middlesex ■' 4800
('ity oV J.oiidon •' L'OOOO
Muiiici)»;ility of Ik'riiii •' IKIOO
Moiiiiviil llarhor ■' 110(10
Moiitroal ('()r|n)ratioii •' 7S00
City ol'Turoiito " ;jOO()
Town ol'.Sherljrookc •• 500
Quebec Clia])i'I luiilowiiioiil :
City of Jiaiiiiltoli DelnDtlU'Cs $ 1.'>HU
('oiiiily ol' .Mitldlcsox •• 100
Moiili'i'al Harbor •• '.'Al't
Montreal Ciirporaliuii l")ii()
Tliire Elvers Ke-etoi-y l"]n<lo\vnient :
City of Hamilton j)ebenlines .-»! I.'JSO
.Muiiieij)alil}' of Ijerlin •• 40(>
CovernnuMit of Canatia •' ^(lO
Montrt'al Cor|)oi'alion 1875
Town of Slierbrooke 500
Franipton ^^i■»ion i'Jidownu'nl :
Municipality of JJerlin Debentures.... >? liiot)
Montj'eal JIaibor " .... 1525
Monti'cal Corporation .... 1125
New Cai'li.^li' and Pasjjebiae JOndownienl :
Monti'eal Harbor Debentnies § TOO
.Montreal Corporal ion ■' 800
City of Toronto ■ 400
Drunmiondville I'juiowinenl :
(Jity of Toronto J)cbcntures 8 1(100
Town of Sherbrooke • 1000
Montreal Harbor * 50t)
Montreal Corporation ■ 200
Coatieook and JJarford Endowment:
Montreal Harbor Debentures 8 '>()0
Montreal Corporation " 1201)
01
00
00
00
00
00
(10
00
00 §!tl5t;i (II
no
(Id
00
(JO ijj (;75;» (10
00
00
00
00 8 1555 00
0(1
00
00 s .■;^5u 0(1
(!0
00
00 ? IHOO 0(i
00
00
00
00 8 27(tO 00
I
00
00 8 noo 00
ill
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(Uipe Cove uikI I'orcc Kiidowinonf :
Montrojil Cornoriitioii DclH-ntures %\tm (U»
CitvofTorunU. >• 400 00 % lOoi. OO
(Iliarlosion Hc'ctory Kriilowiiieiit:
Mniitrciil Corpoi-atifm DelK'iitui'os... % I lOO 00
St. Svlvostcr Kiulowmciil :
Soiu'iiioriiil Claim Dclientui'cs % 607 84
Mnndviil (V.rpon.tion - 000 00 % 1207 SI
Samlv Hoacli KiKlowiiioiit ;
M.Hitrcal llarhor Dchoiiturcs % 250 00
Montreal Corponitiun " 700 00 % o:,iM)0
North liiv<>nu'SH Kiulownu'iit :
M.)ntr('al Corporaliou Di'iK'iiturcs % 500 00
('itvorT..roi'«. 400 00 8 000 00
<ia^|M' r>asiii Kii(lo\vnu;Tit :
Montreal Harbor iX-bcntnrc? % 2r)U 00
MontroalCorporation •' <50(> 00 % Srwt 00
Ireland and South lnv(>rnes- Kndowincnl ;
Mont\'eaU'orp<»raLion Delientiin s 1? 70i) 00
C'liii^ouae iMidownient :
Montreal Harbor Debentures S 3o0 00
City of Toronto '• 400 00 6 700 t)0
New Liverpool Kndowinoiit :
Montreal Corporation Debenlui'es % 4.)l) 0(i
Levis FMitbnvnKMit :
^rontreal Cori)orat ion Debentures $ l')0 oi»
S122:H8 85
\\. k 0. L. W. <i. AVlUTKl.K.
(^lebee, aist Dee.. LS7L Treasurer Clerg-y Trust Ftiixi.
Examined anil found eorrccl, C. Judok. \ \^i,|jtorrt
IL W. WEi.cii. Jr., i *
Quebec. 2ar(l January. U=*72.
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Cl.KlKiY TiaiST FUND IN
1871, I>t'C. 31
To Amount invested Clorgy Trust
Fluid
Queboc Cliapi'l ( Endowinont)
Tnree KiverH Rcitory
Frampton MixHiua
Druriimotulvillu
New CurliHloaud FaHpi'blftC "
CuiiticDok and Harford
Cape Covo and I'erco
CharliHton lUctory
St, SylvoHttT
Sundy Heath
North IiiverneHB
Gafipo ISiisin
Ireland k tioath Inverness "
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II
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ii
K
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II
Up Ctd,
C'higDimo
New Liverpool
Lovifl
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II
To Cash in Quebec Provident and
JSavingu' Bank
" Revenue Account
G765
4r)r»5
38^0
'2700
1 900
1700
1600
1400
1297
950
900
H50
700
700
450
450
00
00
00
00
(.0
00
00
00
84
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
To Amount brought over,
$ Ctfl.
9ir.GI 01
:!0757
84
952
90
51
39
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$123323 14
68
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01
84
90
39
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ACCOUNT (JUKItKNT WITH TlfKASl' liKK.
$ ct».
1871, Dor. 31 Hv Amoiintiit Civilit i)f CM<iiffy TriiHf. 8!)r.f;i 01
Hy Ainoiitittiorn lli'V'Miii.i A< count. I7;i5 00
\',10, Dec. .
1871, Dec
'4
Uy DJNcouiit oa DoboiituroH
Hbvknuic Ao. oi;nt Clkikiy Tausr.
|Hy iwr,littio» on hiuul
By llovonu! to iltiti'
Hjl IntoruHt Qnobtic Provident tuitl
J;! :ving»' Hank
By 'I :.aipomry Loan
205 CO
18,5 37
6250 06
71 52
51 3U
65G7 34
LeHH —
Amount invtjHtod $1 735 OO
Annuiil allowanoo to Hevtm
cUsi^jnitiU 250(J 36
I'roiniiim on iuvt-Hinmnts. . 78(i 50
llKjk intfio8t on " .. 214 l7
Ucneml charges 325 311 5567 34
<JtBBEC ClIAI'KI. KnUOWMKNT.
By Amount at credit of Fund, 31rft
Ueoeniber, 1870
By Bevenuo to date
Less —
Amount paid St. Paul's Cha-
pi,| § 175 00
Amount p'd. St. PeterM Chu-
pel li!5 00
Amount paid St. Matthew'd
Chapel 100 00
67CI 37
412 45
7173 82l
400 00
3 14
TuBKK EivEna Rkctouv Endow.mbnt.
By Amount at credit of Fund, 3l8t
December, 1870
By lleveuui) to date ,
Loss —
Amount paid Rector ,
By amount bro sight over.
4475 20
22 S 45
4703 65
150 00
Cr.
$ oti.
915C1 01
(1773 82
4553 65
$102883 48
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CLEIKn TIIUST
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18T1, Pec. 31
Ct8.
To aniouut bniuglit forward.
$ " ct«.
1233^:; H
To amount Itroiigb* ovci
$ 12352^! 14
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FUND ACCOV^T.—iContinurd.')
1871, Dec. 31.
nts,
By amount brought forward ....
New Carlisle and Paspebiac.
By Amount at credit, 31st Uectsm-
l)er, 1870
By Revenue to date
Frampton Mission Endowment,
By Amount at credit, 31st Decem
ber, 1870
By Revenue to date
Less —
Amount paid Rev .1. H. Jenkins. ..
Drummondville Endowmb.nt.
By Amount at credit, 31st Dec ,1870.
By Amount from Congregation
By " " R. Hamilton, Esq..
By " " Church Society
By Revenue to date
]812 34
117 00
38G2 31
257 50
4iiy 81
200 00
COATICOOK AND BaRFORD.
By Amount at credit, 3l3t Dec, 1870.
By Revenue to date
Cape Covb and Perce.
By Amount at credit, 31st Dec, 1870,
By Revenue to date
By Cash per hands of Rev. J. Wool-
ryche
2075 00
200 00
200 00
150 00
144 G5
ir.75 90
109 00
Charlbston Rectory.
By Amount at credit, Slst Dec, 1870.
By Revenue to date
St. Sylvester.
By Amount at credit, Slst Dec, 1870.
By Cash per hands of Rev. J. Wool-
ryche
B yRevenue to date
1521
22
91
00
3
00
1398
95
88
00
By amount brought over.
1272 09
20 00
78 8G
Cr.
'"$ cts.
102888 48
1929 34
3919 31
2709 C5
1784 90
1615 22
1486 95
1370 95
'i? 1177G5 30
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CLEllGY TRUST
W1], Dec. 31
To amount broiigbt forward... .
$ Ct8,
$ CtB.
123323 11
1
$ 123323 14
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
the above fund, and have also verified the securities, and found the
■whole correct.
Auditors.
C. JuoaE,
Henry W. Welch, Jk.,
Quebec, 23rd January, 1872.
FUND ACCOVST. —i^'ontimml)
Cr.
1871, Dec. 31
By amount brought forAvartl
Sakdy Beacu Endowment.
By Amount atcrerUt, :5lKtDec,, 1870
By Kevi nu(3 to date
By Legacy from late John Lefour.. ,
$*cts.
898 50
59 50
38 93
(jp CIS »
1177G5 30
North Inverness.
By Amount at credit, Slst Dec , 1870.
By Iljevenue to date
Gasi'e Ba.sin.
By Amount at credit, 3 1st Dec. 1870.
By Revenue to date
940 51)
51 00
903 50
59 50
Ireland and South Inverness.
By Amount at credit, 31 st Dec, 1870.
By Hevenue to date
759 50
44 00
CniOOUAC END0U..1ENT.
By Amount at credit, 3i8tDec, 1870
By lievenuo to date
New Livkiu'OOl Endowment.
By Amountatcredit, 31st Dec, 1870.
By Hevenue to date
By Amount collected by Mrs. Robertg
in England
767 10
45 00
440 75
31 50
41 25
Levis Endowment.
By Amount at credit, 31st Dec, ISTO.l 430 75
By Revenue to date 31 50
996 93
094 56
9G3 00
803 50
S12 10
519 50
468 25
$ 123323 14
E. & 0, E.
Wm. G. Wurtkle,
Treasurer,
Clergy Trust Fund.
Quebec, 30th December, 1871.
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68
BISIIOPKIC ENDOWMENT FUND
1871, Dec. 30
To Amount invested
' Cash in Quebec P. & S. Bank
$ cts.
84594 50
19t 82
$84792 32
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
the above fund, and have also verified the securities, and found the
whole correct.
C. Judge, X
Henry W. Welch, Jr., S
Auditors.
Quebec, 23rd January, 1872.
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69
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IN ACCOUNT WITH TREASUEER.
Or.
1870, Dec. 31
By Amount at Credit of Fund ,
Revenue Account.
$ CtD.
1871, Dec. 30lBy Revenue to date.... .•■■•.
I " Inttrost from Savings' Bank . . .
$ ots.
84594 50
' Balance Slst Dec, 1870.
Less —
Amount Paid Lord Bishop of Que
bee $^000 00
General Charges 104 26
5144 68
28 00
129 40
Balance ,
5302 08
5104 26
197 82
$84792 32
E. & 0. E.
Wm. G. Wurtblk,
Treasurer,
Clergy Trust Fund.'
Quebec, 30th December, 1871.
List of Investments.
Government of Canada I'Ml'd^ 50
Montreal Corporation .
Montreal Harbour
City of London
City of Toronto
County of Middlesex.
Gonstitue
18900 00
14000 00
4000 00
2400 00
3100 00
. 10000 00
$ 84594 50
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J)r. THE GEN KJfAL FLuVD ok the JJIOCKSAN OH UliCH
1871
Dec. 31.
To Paid R W. Heneker, Eirq , Treasurer
of St. Francis District, lor local pur-
poses, printing, <kc., as per supple,
meutary statement oClast year, p. 105
" Paid K. II. Saiitii, Esq., Treasurer of
Diocesan Board
" Paid followinfi j^rants during year, viz
Drummondville Endowment Fund,
Hemison Parsonage Committee..,.
Rev. C. B. Washer
Rev. A, Rowland
Rev. E. C Parkin, towards erection of
a church at Ditton
Rev. S Iliopel, Magdiilen Island?, to
wards erection of a school
$ cts,
150
100
.00
00
00
00
00
" Paid Secretary
" " Printing annual report, adverti-
sing, and other incidental expenses..
" Paid rent of National School Hall....
" •' A. G. Knmsay, P^sq., Actuary, for
opinion on Widows' & Orphans' Fund
" Paid Assistant to late Treasurer
" " " " pre-ent Treasurer...
10 00
40 00
' Amount invested
" Balance carried to new account.
$ eta.
49 G'J
1000 00
50 00
50 00
440 00
200 00
:j85 88
50 00
25 00
100 00
1H80 36
1797 43
$5928 36
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
the ahove fund, and found the same correct.
0. JuDfJK,
Hk.nry W. We
JLCH, Jr , )
Auditors.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
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1 I-
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71
00
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i ^ 4
.y
SOCIETY IN ACCOUNT WITH TIIH TllFA.SURI<yR
1871
Jan.
Dec. 3
$ cts
By Balance from last account .•••••••••;
«' SubRCTiptionP, &c., for 1870, from St.,
Francis and Megantic District Asso-
riation and other sources, received in
January last as per Supplementary
Statornent in last Report, folio 77....
' Subscriptioa of Uis Excellency Lord
" Net^'proceeda of" "public anniversary
mectinp, held on 1 4tli February .....
" Received from J. Michel, on account
of purchase of land in Chester j
u Received from U. Michel, on account|
of purchase of land in Chester. . ... . . ,
« Collections and subscriptions in Uue-|
bee '■ ■ ' *i, ' ' ' *i
" Collections and subscriptions in hural
Missions ', '" • *i
" Invcstroeuts matured and paid up
" Interest on investments dming year..
1872 Jan. 1.— By Balance brought down,
'• Amount invested
E. & 0. E.
Quebec, 31st December, 1871.
CV.
$ ots.
924 85.
458
31
50
00
79
17
66
00
56
00
G23
18
797
01
2417
GO
455
34
$5928 36
.?1707 43
. 0458 44
Gbo. Veasky,
Treasurer,
D. C. S.
Dr.
72
TIIK NICOLI^yr KNDOWiMENT FUND
IN ACCOUNT WiTii
fi
ii
. I
? J
i'
ji:
1871
Dec, 31
To Paid Rov. J. DoMouilpled 12 months'
salary, to 30tli Nov., 1871
>* Amount invested
" Balance carried to new account
$ cts,
$ ctu.
400 00
1402 43
440 43
$2242 86
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
tho above fund, and found the same correct.
C. Junas,
)
Henry \V. Wklcfj, Ju., ^
Auditors.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
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Dr.
TllK WIDOWS' AND OKPUANS' FUND
IN ACCOUNT WITH
1871
Dec. 31
To Paid following annuities, viz.: —
Widow and two cliildren of the late
Rev. S. S. Wood
Widow of the lato Rov. J. Simpson . .
Children of tho late Rev. Dr. Falloon.
Widow and tliree children of tlio late
Rev. R. G. Ward
" Amount invested
" Balance carried to new account.
$ etc.
132 00
100 00
60 00
152 00
$ CtS.
444 00
6840 5?
6051 75
$13330 32
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
the above fund, and found the same correct.
C. JUDGB,
Henry W. Wklch, Jr,
,\
Auditors.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
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73
cts.
r
OF TITF. i)10CF.SAN CIIUKCII SOCIETY
THE TliEASUliKli.
1871
Jan.
I
Deo. 31
By Bnlnnco from last account
" InvustnuMits matiind and paid up...
«< Interest on investmentH during year.
Cr.
$ cts.
5) cts-
100 00
1803 2'1
33'J 64
S2242 8G
1872, Jan. 1 -—By Balance browght down f 440 43
" Amount invested 4816 89
E. & 0. E.
Gko. Vkasey,
Treasurer,
D. C. S.
CIS.
f
■4
OF TIIK DIOOKSAN CIIUIICII SOCIETY
THE TllEASUiiKH.
1871
Jan.
Dec.
Bv Balance from last account
" SubKtriptions, &c., for 1870, from St.
B'rancis and Mcgantic District Asi-o-
ciatioH and other sources, received in
January last, as per supplementary
stittmientin last report, folio 77
" Collections and subscriptions in Que
bee
" Collections and subscriptions in Rural
I Mistiions
I «' Annual subscription of Clergymen....
" Donation from the late E. Burstall, Et^r^
«' Investments niaturcd and paid up . . .
«« Interest on investmeuts during year
$ cts.
Cr.
$ cts.
1803 82
167
36
337
86
283
88
92
25
200
00
8794
62
1656
53
$13336
32
1872, Jan. 1 —By Balance brought down $ 6051 75
«' Amount iuvested 23494 46
E. & 0. E.
Geo. Veasey,
Trear -er,
D. C. S.
1 I
74
Vr.
TlIK DKI'OSITOin' KCNU ok tiik DIUCKSAN
\\
i
1 •
1871
Dec. I! I
To Iluinittod flic Society for I'lomotiiiK
{'hristiiin Knowledge, lor pultiiciitioi.M
" I'liid Diiwson IJroH., tor books
" -' froi^lit unci duty oil books
" " insurance
" " Miss Wood 12 iiiouthh' Kulury, to
3l8t Dec
" Uulunce carried to new uccouiil
:j) ctri,
$ ctri.
44(5
OG
1&
35
42
87
7
00
80
00
;io
06
^^621
93
Wo, tlie undersigned, havo exumiiied tbe urcouutBand voucberH of the
above fund, and found the sarao correct.
II iv w I { Aud tors.
HkNUV \V . V\ KLI H, .ill., ^
Quebec, Ittth .T.uuiaiy, 1872.
br.
MISSION FLNl) OK IllE hlOCKSAN ClUKCJi
1^
1871
Dec.
fo Paid R. 11. Smith, E>q , Treasurer of
th<^ Dio{'t;tian Board
" Paid 11. W Henekor, Esij., Triusurer of
tlie St. Francis District Ass>)ciation
for sundry expenses incurred by tin
clergy in attending meetings, Ac, ii:
1870 and 1871
" Balance carried to new account
$ ClH.
$ UtB.
2812 III
2:{ 28
5ii 83
$:^395 24
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
the above fund, and found the same correct.
C. Judge,
Henry W. Wei
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
Ei.cH, Jr., \
Auditors.
'F
76
CllUJlUll .SOCIKTV JN Account with tiik Tukasuuku. CV
.♦
1871
Jan. I
Doc. .'tl
Eiy Balanco from last account.
$ cto. $ CtH.
!)4 43
.•■.27 CO
1872, Jan. 1. — By Buiance broiiglit dovvu,
K, & 0. K.
$621 93
. .|30 65.
Geo. Vkasky,
TrenRuror,
D. C. S.
SOCIKTY IN AC(.'urNTAVITII TUK TIlKASinji:!;. <fr.
1871
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
By Halanre from last arcount
" Sul»H( liptions, Ac, for 1870, from St.
FratK is and Mogantic District Asso-
ciations and other sources, received
in January hint, us per supplementary
Mtateintnt in last report, folio 77
" I'rocei (is of a concert liuld at the Lee-
ture Ilall on 5th June, per Mr. Bod-
l<in
" a thanli-otlering at Cacoima church . . .
" Donat'n from the hito Ed. Burstall.Et-q.
" Donation from Miss Taylor
" Anonymous ]
'« Collections and subscriptions in Que-I
beo
" Collections and subscriptions in Kural
Missions
" Mrs. Williams's mission tree
" Miss Jones's missionaiy box, No. 29..
" Miss Housman's missionary box
$ cts
$ cts.
419
16
257
1
99
112
00
500
00
100
00
50
00
30
00
13G0
31
490
40
CO
00
12
GO
3
38
$3395
24
1872, Jan. 1. — By Balance brought down $559 83
E. it 0. E.
Geo. Veasky,
Treasurer,
D. C. S.
] \
76
Dr. SUSTI'lNTATloN FL'NJ>of tiik DKH'KHAN CllUJtOll
1871
Doc. 31
'i'o Aniotiiit irivuHt(>(l
•* it. ilaucu curried to uow ajcuiiut ,
$ UtH,
$ tt«.
:iMi M
24:t(i 50
f5r)7H 01)
Wo, the undurKifrnod, hiivo ixaiiiint'd tlio ticcoiinta utid vuiiihors of
the ubovo fuud, iiL I found ihf Hiimc corroct.
IIKNUY W. We.,ch. J..., \ Auditors.
Quebec, 19th Jiinunry, 187'J
Dr.
TJIK EDUCATION l-TXI) ok tiik DIOC'KSAN
WiTii TJIK
1871
Dec. 31
To Paid Ooramlttoe of tho Colonial and
Coi'tinontiil Church Society for maps
and hooka imported by tlii-m, also
pioportion of School InspcctorH' futH
and tiavidling expenRcs
'' Paid aid to tlu! following Hchoois, viz :
Bourp Louis
Coaticook
Cranboui no
West Franiptun
Lake lleauport
KtoniliJun
I'ortnouf
St. ailoH
New Armagli
Tingwick
St. Margaret'rf
Park hurst
St. Patrick's
" Balance carried to new account.
$ Ct8.
;ti 7'j
$492 55
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of
the above fund, and found the same correct.
C. JUDOE, ) A j-i.
Henry W. Wklch, Jr.. \ Auditors.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
y
77
SOC'IKTV IN ACCOUNT WITir TIIM TIJKASUJlKIf. Cr,
r MX
1871
•Tan.
Doc. 'M
By Halrtncn from IftHt ncrount
" Ut!Ct!ivo(i from II. A. Hniitl), K-iiniro,
TrciiHiui.T of DiucuHaii lioiud, biilimce
of intorertt
" IiivtHtinoiitH iimtniod and [niid np....
" IiitorcHtou inveHtmontHdminir yiiir. .
$ CtH.
$ t
ti.
718
36
6f)
72
■lOiia
20
Too
HI
?:)r)78 oa
1872, Jan, l.— liy Hiilfttico bionglit down $ 2 136 50
" Amount invt-atud 10789 'Jl
K. & 0. K.
Geo. Vbasky,
Tna.'iirer,
D. C. S.
CIUIRCir SOCJIOTY IN ACCOUJ^T
TKKASrKEIi.
o.
«
1871
Jan. 1
By Baltinco from lant year
'* Tianrtfor fiom Special Fund,
" bubtfcriptious
$ OtB,
$ Ct8.
-';!2 27
2i: 'J3
12 35
$492
1872, Jan. 1. — By Balance brought down,
E. & 0. E
$G2 66
Gbo, Veasey,
Treasurer,
I). C. S,
7.S
Dr. Tni<: BLSJIOr MOUNTAIN LABRADOR MISSJON
IN ACCOUNT WJTH
m
1871 y^ ' ' ' '
Doc. Til jTo Amount invested
" Biilmice carried to new accutmt.
$ Cl8.
<U 34
61 (i7
%\-lC, 01
We, the nudersigned, have oxatuined the accounts and vouchers of
the above fund, and found the same correct
Quebec, I'Jth January, 1S7'^
HENrtv \\\ Weiaiu, Jn., \ Auditors.
Dr. THE PENSION FUND ov the DIOCKSAN CllUJiCII
1871
Dec. 3]
To Amount invested
" Balance carried to now account,
$ cts
$ cts.
i>10 71
11G2 8'>
1833 54
We, the undersigned, have examined the accounts and vouchers of the
above fund, and found the samo correct.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
C. JuDOfi, }
Henuy W. Wklch, Jr., $ Auditors.
79
FUND OF TUK DIOCESAN CHURCH .SOCIETY
THE TKJ^LVSUEEIJ.
(V,
1871
Jan. 1
Dec, 31
By Balance from last account
" Subscription from Ri v. W. Anderson,
of Sorel, per Rev. H. Roe
" Subscription from Miss Taylor
" Collections at St, Michael's Chapel. . .
" fnveHtmfuits matured and paid up
" Interest on investments during' year. ,
$ cts
$ (
3t8.
14
G3
5
00
5
00
3
33
32
51
15
5t
$126
01
18T'J; Jan, I — By Balance brought down § C,l 67
" Amount invested 220 Go
E. & 0. E,
Geo. Veasey,
Treasurer,
D. C. S,
SOCIETY IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TEEASUEEIi. (V.
1871
Jan . ]
Dec. 31
V- ■»<
By Balance from last account.
" Subscriptions, &c., for 1870, from St.
Francis District Association and other
sources, received in Janunry last, as
per Supplementary Statement in last
report . . , . ,
" Donation from the late E. Burstall, Esq
" 12 months' dividend on $100 share in
Massawippi Railway, donated by the
Rev. C. P, Reid, of Shevbrooke
" Collections and subscriptions in Que-
bec
" Collections and subscriptions in Rural
Missions
" Investments matured and paid up ....
" Interest on investments during year. .
$ cts.
$ CtP.
321 60
01
2.5
200
00
5
28
IGl
2.1
28
88
SG2
85
162
43
$1833
54
1872, Jan. 1.-
-By Balance brought down $11G2 83
" Amount invested 2303 17
E. & 0. E.
(Ieo. Veasey,
Treasurer,
D. C. S.
80
Dr. THE SPECIAL FUND of the DIOCESAN CHURCH
1871
Oct, 17
To Remitted Rev. J. Walters, towards com-
pletion of a cliurch at Maii^o^'
" Transferred to Education Fund
$ cU
% cts.
100
00
247
93
$;«7
113
We, the nndersigned, have examined the acconntu and vouchers of
the above fund, and found the same correct.
C. Jl'Uc.e,
Henuy W. Welo
1 ^ Au
JH, Jk., S
ditors.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
Dr.
BALA^X'E SHEET OF LEDCiER
1871
$ c
ts
$ cts.
Dec. 31
To Investmentp, viz. : —
Government Debentures, , . ,
G
p.c.
1200
00
Do . do
. 5
800
00
Toronto do
,6
1P200
00
Montreal do
.(3
6000
00
Do, Permanent Stock ..
.7
8000
OC
Montreal Harbor Debentures
.8
4000
00
Do. do, do.
,7
2000
00
Do. do. do.
M
6000
00
Do. do, do.
.«.!
2000
00
United States Bonds
^,
200
100
425
00
00
00
Massawippi Railway Stock..
Waterville Glebe Ijoan
48925 00
" Cash in Bank, bearing interest, await-
ing investment
12661 25
§01586 25
We, the undersigned, have examined this statement and found it
correct, and verified the securities connected therewith.
Quebec, 19th January, 1872.
Ti iir tir T i Auditors.
Henky W. Welch, Jh,, S
V-
,
81
SOCIETY IN ACCOUNT WITH TIIR TREASUEIvR. Cr.
1871 I
Jan. 1 By Balance from last account,
$ Ct8.
;i47 !.I3
§3-17 93
E. & 0. K.
(Jeo. Veasey,
Treasurer,
D, G, S.
ON 3 1st DECEMBEE, 1871.
Cr.
1871
Dec. 31
v1
By General Fund
" Mission Fund
" Education Fund
" Widows' and Orphans' Fund
" Pension Fund
" Depository Fund
" Nicolet Endowment Fund
" Labrador Mission Fund
" Sustentation Fund
" Labrador Mission Investment
' General Fund Investment
' Nicolet Endowment Fund Investment,
' Pension Fund Investment
' Widows' & Orphans' Fund Investment.
* Susteatation Fund Investment
' Premium and Discount on Investments
$ cts,
83
G6
iji cts.
1797 43
559
02
(1051
11(32
30
440
GT
2436
220
0458
4816
230;^
23494
10789
899
83
65
43
67
50
60
44
89
17
46
94
00
$G158(] 25
Quebec, 31st December, 1871
Gflo. Veasey,
Treasurer,
D. C. S.
6
HU
Dr.
EEVEXUE ACCOUNT DIOCESAN BOAKD in
1871
Dec. ;
% cts,
To Amount of -Stipend paid during the
p.ast year ' 1 57G4 52
" Amount still due on last quarter's
payments, orders not yet presented.. 3433 73
" Amount of Pensions paid during the
past year
" Amount still dm- oia last quarter's pay-
ments , . ,
" Amount of Bonus paid for the year
1870
" Amouut of General Expenses for the
year ,
783 88
101 2,'')
$ Cts.
II' 11)8 25
885 13
1010 00
To Amount carried forward,
$21,231 13
ii 1
83
Account wetii E. 11. SiEITII, TREAsiriiEU.
M CO
S cts,
a. JO
CO r-c
<U
CO
c«
as
O
$ cts.
I
2fJ5 00
7 50 30 00
2 50 10 00
15 OOJ (JO 00
15 00 60 00
1 160 00
50 no 1 100 00
80 00
I 70 00
:'i 75] 15 00
low 00 '200 00
25 00 100 00
CtP,
1811,
Jan'y. 1. — By Balance brought
forward fiom last account
Dec'r. 30. — By Assessment lle-l
ccipts from Missious during
the year.
By Mission of Ca:pe Cove ....
'' Hopetowii — Hopetown....
" L'Anse au Gascon....
" Chi},'ouaf
" PortDani 1
" Drummoudvilie
" DudKwell
" Leeds— Leeds
" Lambie's Mills
" Broughton
" Eaton
" Portneuf
•' liourg-Louis
" llichmond and Melbourne
<' rfandy Beach 2tiO 00 260 001520 00
" Valcartier ; 11 00'240 00il51 00
24 67
50 00
100 00
265 00
37 50
12 50
75 00
75 00
160 00
150 00
80 00
70 00
18 75
300 00
125 00
124 67
500 00,550 00
" Malbaie
" Acton
" (Jompton
" Durham — L'Avenir
" Upper Durham
'■ South Durham
" Perc(5
" Valcartier — St. Catherine's.,
" Coati'ook — Coaticook
« Barford
'■' Levis No. 1 — Pointo Levis.,
" New Liverpool
" Stonehara — Stoueham
" Lake Beau port ,
" Ilatley— Hatlev
" Waterville
" Danville — Danvillo
'• Tingwick ...
" Georgeville ,
" Inverness . . >
" Magog
20 (»0
72 5(1
37 50
144 00il44 00
160 00
200 00
40 00
160 OO
200 00
60 00
:; ^,0
37 50
62 50
62 50
37 50
150 00;222 50
75 00|112 50
115 00|115 00
3 50
140 00
50 00
275 00
275 00
140 00
87 :)0
337 50
337 50
75 00'112 501
50 00
25 00
65 00
160 00
75 00
50 00
25 00
65 00
160 00
75 00
37 50 200 001237 50
|l]G 00ll'6 00
32 50il30 00 162 50
<u
'u
o
$ Ct8,
265 00
30 00
10 00
60 00
60 00
160 00
100 00
80 00
70 00
18 75
200 00
75 00
31 55
550 00
521 Go
140 00
144 00
160 00
150 00
60 00
153 00
100 00
115 00
105 00,
50 00
2i58 75
200
74
00
75
37
50
25
00
48
50
120
00
75
00
158
75
96
00
162
50
(V,
$ Ct8.
61 5 'J
Amount carried forw.ird | ! I ; $61 59
84
REVENUE ACCOUNT DIOCESAN EOAED in
I
1871
To Amount brought forward,
S cts
S cts.
21231 13
«
.t
$212:^1 13
1872, Jan. 1. — To Balance brought down, being excess of expenditure
over income $345 94
We, the undersigned Auditors, have verified the forf going .Ac Cv/unts
witi -: Vouchers and the Balance of Cash on hand, aud hav- f'onnd
the whole correct. „
Henry i"^.. 8r ■ -, > . ..
Quebec, 3rd February, 1872, Hemjv W. V.h .i, Jb, 5 -^^<^'-°''S-
^'IH^I;
1 t
85
Account with U. II. SMFTII, Tre\h[:rer.— (^Continued.) Or.
►- .^ 00
By Amount brought forward. . .
" Assessment received from
Missions, — (continued.)
" E. Framptou — E. Frampton
" Staiidon
" W. Frampton — W. Framptou
'' Cianbourue
" Hereford
" Bury — Robinson
" St. John's
^ Lingwicli
" St. Thomas
♦' Gaspe Basin— St. Paul's
" St. James
«' Levis No. 2 — I'ointe Levis..
" New Liverpool
" New Carlisle — New Carlisle.
" Puspebiac
" StauHtead — Eight months..
" Ki ngsey
« Ma>j:dalen Isles — Grindstone
« Ireland — Upper Ireland ....
" Lower Ireland
cts.
a
3 •-'
o
I .,
$ Ct8.i$ cts.
'3
" St. John's
Brompton,
" Brompton. ,
Melbouine, for
55 2G
30 00
25 00
11 25
l!"* 00
15 00
50 00
110 50|165 7G
72 00
101) 00
45 00
100 00
75 00
2G 25
30 00
18 00
100 00
% cts
:5 00 150 00
108 00
125 00
56 25
100 00
75 00
41 25 1
45 Ool
18 Ool
150 no!
225 00
1125 00 125 00
1 112 50|ll2 50
100 00 200 00:300 00
2U0 00 200 00
75 O0I2OU 00J275 00
HI 50250 00 3(31 50
20 25
10 02
I
By Proceeds of grant of the S. P. G ,
" do do for Pensions. .,
10 00
100 00
42 50
50 00
50 00:
10 OOi
129 25
53 12
50 00
50 00
" Received of Jlission VyxwA. Church Society
" do Special grant from General Fund to pay
bonus for 1870
One-fifth of Mr. 11. Hamilton's grant...
English subscriptions for Magdalen Is-
lands, per Rev, A. W. Mountain
♦' Balance
do
do
112 42
72 00
100 00
45 00
50 00
5G :
20 00
22 50
19 50
125 00
150 00
125 00
62 50
200 00
150 00
150 00
,'508 50
10 00
50 00
21 25
.'iO 00
50 00
9702 78
485 13
$ cts.
Gl 59
0625 63
]0187 91
2812 13
1000 GO
100 00
97 94
345 94
§21 231 13
E. & 0. E.
ErtBsuT H. Smith,
Trea.surei: ,
Quebec, 20th January, 1872,
.s<;
SUPPLEMKXTAIiY ACCOILNT DKXJESAN BOAlil).
the followind amounts iiavk ijekn i5kceive1) from l.st to
3 1st January, 1872,
Stoneham. — Minsion of Stonehani
Mission of Compton
New Liverpool. — Mission of Levis
raspebiac— Misoion of New Cailisle
East Frampton. — Mifision of East Fiampton.
Lake Ueau port
Waterville. — Mission of Hat icy
Lower Ireland. — M ission of Ireland
Mission of Eaton
St. James. — Mission of Gaspu basin
Upper Ireland — Mission of Ireland
Danville. — Mission of Danville
Mission of Bour?r-Loui8
CoaticDok. — Mission of Coaticook
New Carlisle. — Mission of New Carlisle
Mission of Inverness
Hopetown. — Mission of Hopetown
Chigouac. — do
Port Daniel. — do
L'Anee-r»u Gascon. — do
Lingwick. — Mission of Bury.. . ,
/»•
(Signed)
$ ots.
10 00
50 00
68 7r.
50 00
■n 67
12 50
KJ 50
•J I 25
50 00
37 50
25 00
40 00
10 00
25 80
50 00
20 00
7 50
15 00
15 00
2 50
7 50
$601 47
Quebec, Slst January, 1872.
Robert H. Smith,
Treasurer.
f
.?
CHURCH SOCIETY
LiKK mi:mi)i;i!s.
f
.t
Lord Lis^Mi- (aiiiiiml) $ TjO 00
Lord M(>rif!k(soven annual
Bubscri prions) 350 0(»
Lord Bishop of Qiiobec. . 50 00
Lord Hishop of Huron.. , . 50 00
Andrews, ThomnH 50 00
Anho, Ciiptain, U. N 50 00
B(in8«)n, 'Ihonias 50 00
Black, Hon. H., C. B 50 00
UurpttlljJ 50 00
Burstall, Mr*;. J 50 00
Carpenter, A. Com. Gun... 50 00
Ciirter, J 50 00
Cockoll, Mi.ss , 50 00
Chapman, W 50 00
Dalton, lit.-Uol., U. A 50 00
Drum, VV 50 00
Estcourt, Lady 50 00
Forsyth, Joseph B 50 00
Forsyth, Mrs. Joseph B.. 50 00
Gale, J. V 50 00
George, Mis.-^ 50 00
Glover, Th(»mas 60 00
Hall, G 50 00
Hall.G. B 50 00
Hamilton, Mrs 100 00
Hamilton, Robert (annual) 440 00
Hamilton, Miss . . 50 00
Hamilton, Rev. C 150 00
Haslett, James 50 00
Hatherly, J. J 50 00
Heneker, R. W 50 00
Hincks, Hon. Sir F., M.P. 50 00
Hunt, Weston 50 00
Jones, H. N 50 00
Levey, C. E 50 00
Lloyd, Rev. W. V 50 00
Lovell, J 50 00
Mackie, Rev. Geo., D.D.. 100 00
Marler, G. L.. 50 00
Meredith, Hgn.Chief Justice 50 00
Montizambert, F., M.D ... 50 00
Montizambert, Mrs. F 50 00
Milne, Rev. G., M.A 50 00
Monntaiii.Rc'V.A.W., M.A. l.")0 00
Mountain, Airs G. K 50 00
Mountain, Mrs. A. W 50 00
Mountain, JlisH K 5U 00
Nicolls, Rev. J. H., D.D.. 50 00
I'arke, tJ. H 50 00
Pinker, Mrs 50 00
Penncliither, Rev. T 'J I 00
Pctry, W 50 00
Pipon, Mrs. C 50 00
Poston, C 50 00
Poston, Thos 50 00
I've, John 50 00
R xmsey, Rev. J 50 00
Roid, Rev. C. P 400 00
Rhodes, VV 50 00
Rhodes, Mrs 50 00
Ross, Mrs. J 50 00
Rowan, Linut.-Gerieral bir
Wm,, K.C.B 50 00
Rae, Wra (annual) 100 00
Scott, H. S 50 00
Sealy, J 100 00
Sewell, Rev. E. W 50 00
Sewell, Rev. H.D 50 00
Smith, W 50 00
Spraj,'ge, W 50 00
Spratrge, Mrs 50 00
Smith, Lieut-Col., K. B... 50 00
Shaw, P. A 50 00
Stuart, G. Okill 50 00
Taylor, Miss 50 00
Thompson, Rev. Prof. .... 50 00
Trigge, H. W 50 00
TroUope, Major-Gen., C.B. 50 00
Usborne, G. W 50 00
"VVainwrigbt, R 50 00
Wait, Rev. W. W. (in four
annual subscriptions). 400 00
Wood, W. F 100 00
Wilbraham, Rev. C. P. . . . 50 00
Wright, W., M.D 50 00
Wright, Mrs 50 00
CONTRlBllTOnS (»F $50 AND UPWARDS, DECEASED.
Anderson, AV. II no oo
Haldwin, Hon. It 50 Oo
Bell, A. D 50 0(1
J5livck, J 50 00
Bonner, J 50 00
Bowen, Hon. Chi('f Justice 50 00
Boxer, Hear Admiral 50 00
Brookf, Mrs 50 00
Burnet, Mrs. D 50 00
Burstall, II 50 00
BurHtall, E 50 00
Caldwell, Sir II. J., Bart.. 5o 00
Canjpljeli, Haxton 50 00
Canipliuil, A loO 00
Chandler, Colonel, (to
Nicolet Ilndownient
Fund) lO-l 00
Christie, Mnjor W. F 100 00
Cochran, Hon. A. W 50 00
Doolittle, Uev. L 50 00
Douglan, U. M., M.l) 50 00
Elgi)>, Lord loo 00
Estcourt, Major-(jen 50 00
Fletcher, Hon. Jlr Justice 50 oo
Forsyth, James B 50 00
Frasor, Hon. J. M 50 OO
Gillespie, A 50 oo
Gray, F. 11 50 00
Hale, Hon. E 50 00
Hamilton, F 50 00
Heath, James 50 00
Hollman, C 50 00
Head, lit. Hen. Sir E., hart :;50* 00
Hunt, James 50 00
Jessopp, H 50 00
Jackson, Uev. C , 50 oO
Kerr, J. II 50 00
LeMesurier, JI 50 00
liOodH, Uov. J 60 00
Macluren, JanioH 50 00
Maekie, Major W. S 50 00
Metcalfe, Lord 100 00
Mountain, Ut. Uev. G. J.
Lord Bishop of Quoljec,
(lumuiil for '21 years). . . 100 00
Do. to Depository Fund,
(annual for 21 years)... ID 00
Do. to Mission Fund, (an-
nual for 5 years) 800 00
Mountain, Col. C. B 73 00
Mountain, Lieut. J. G 60 00
Nairne, John 50 00
Noad, H. J 50 00
Patterson, P 50 00
I'emherton, Hon. G 50 00
Pennefather, U. T 50 00
Petry, W 50 00
Poston, E 50 00
Postor, W 60 00
Price, W 50 00
Uacey, J 50 00
Uolph, Hon. J 50 00
Boss, Hon. J 50 OO
Sheppard, Mis^
50 00
Stayntr, T. A 50 00
Stewart, Hon. John 50 00
iStuart, Hon. Sir Jas., hart. 100 00
Synies, G. B 50 00
Symes, K 50 00
Trigge, '1' 50 00
Valleau, W. B 50 00
Wil lough hy, Uev. M 50 00
Wood, U 50 00
Wood, (r. A. L 50 00
Walker, Hon. W 100 00
Young, I). D 100 00
LEGACIES.
1845— W. Yulo, of Cluimbly $ 100 00
] 848— Hon. Chief Justice Reid, of Montreal 400 00
1850- -Col, Chandler, of Nicolet, (for Endowment Furid) 100 00
1852 — Miss Finlay, of (Quebec, to the Lord Bishop, lor Widows
and Orphans of Clergymen, to bo applied at his discre-
tion ; by nim transferred to charge of Churt h Society.. .
1854 — Miss Walker, of Lennoxville, (for the Widows and
Orphans of Clerg\men)
1863 — Mountain, liii^ht Uev. G. J., Lord PLshop of Quebec,
(for ]\iission J'"und) ,.
^■^<-'- ■ Hon. VV. Walki-r, (to Widows' and Orphans' Fund)
]Rr6 — J. W'iterson,of (jueboe, (to Widows' and Orphans' Fund)
7 —Mrs. J)uuo,of Tlir.i; Ui vers, for Endowment Fund 1400 00
u — Miss Siieppavd, of Drummondville, (for Endowment
Fund) 2000 00
2000 00
40 00
000 00
400 00
.50 00
«
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vt
a:<090 00
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«
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Statk.mknt ok Aakhnts I'ArsKi) in tiik skvi:il\i. P.mu.siiks
AND .MlHSluNM i>V TIIK hlocKSK.
QUEBEC— CA'J ilKDiiXL DISTlMt'T ASSOCIATION.
LADfEN coMMITTKE.
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m
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tSuhsrn'iifioiix vollertid hij Mra. Wil/iains^ Mrs. M())ifi:ai))Lrrt,
Mrs. Jlonsiintii, Mr.s. A. Scircl/, Ji/,s,s J/vhtizanihcrt,
Mias Philllj)t>, Mha Ponherton, J/iss Forsyth.
Mrs. Cr.A. L. Wood, Trcmunr.
Names.
(Jencral
Fiiutl.
Ati'imH, Mrn
AiidtTHon, Mr.s
Andrews, Mr
AbIio, Mrrt, ffor 1870 uiid
1H71)
lialfoiir, Mrs. a
Biinkicr, Mrs
B08W0II, Mrs
Loswell, Ur
Bouchetti', MrH
Boweii, MisH
Bowlos, Mrs
Bruce, Miss
Camp hoi I, Mrs
Campbell, Mr8 A
Cary, Mr
CliadcM toil, M i8S
Champion, Mrs
Clapliain, Mrs. J.
Dobbarats, Mrs. \V
Dunbiir, Mrs
Uunscoinb, Mrs
Dyer, Mr
Forsyth, Mrs
Fry, Mrs
Fry, Mr
George, Miss
Gilmonr, Mrs
Hall, Mrs. G. B
Hamilton, Mr. H
Harbt'soii, Mrs
Harbeson, Miss
Healev, Miss
Highti Id, Mrs
$ cts,
Mission
I'lind.
W. kO.
Fund.
Ponsion
Fund
$ cts
I 00
$ cts.
$ cts.
1 00
1 00
4 00
, • ,
I 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 to
1 00
2 00
I 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
^^ 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
,
4 00
2 00
2 00
1
10
5
400
2
2
1
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Total.
$ CtB.
1 00
1 00
I 00
1 1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
:! 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
10 00
5 00
400 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
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Namks.
General
Fund.
MiHsioD
Fund.
W. &0.
Fund.
Ilightirld, Mr
Housnmn, Uovd. U. V. . .
Housnian, Mis
Hunt, Mis. Weston,
.lamicKon, Mrs
Joly, Mrs
Jones, Mrs
Kane, Mrs
Leper, Mrs
MdGie, Mrs
McLiiren, Mrs ..
Mereditli, Mis
Miles, Mrs
Alontizfimliert, Mrs
Montiziiuibert, Mrs. ('. E.
Moiitizaniliert, Mrs. E. L,
Nairne, Mrs
Pemhei ton, Miss
rhiiiips, Mrs
Pitt, Mrs
Poston, Mis
Poston, Mrs. (J
Poston, Mis. \V
Price, Hon. David
Price, The Misses
BawBon, Mrs. .,
Richardson, Mr
Russell, Mrs. W
Scott, Mrs. W. W
Sewell, Mrs. A
Hewell, Mrs. .las, A
Sewell, Mrs. W
Shaw, Mrs
Shaw, Mrs. P. A
Stevenson, Mrs
Stewart, Mrs. D. R
Stuart, Mrs. G. Okill...
Swift, Mrs
Taylor, Miss
Temple, Mrs
Thorpe, Mrs
Turnbnll, Mrs,
$ cts
, I
5 00
Vonlffland, Mrs.
'Vfalkem, Mrs
Walker, Mrs
Walker, Miss
Walker, Mr. W. A.
White, Mrs. G. R.
§
CIS.
2 00
2 00
1 Ott
1 <).l
1 00
1 00 !
I 01 ij
1 00 '
2 dO
1 oo'
1 0(1
1 00
4 00
4 00 1
1 OO]
T) 00 1
1 00
1 00
1 Oil
4 00
1 00
2 00
10 00
3 00
2 00
1 «0
2 00
2 no
1 00
1 00
1 00
4 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
4 00
50
20 00
2 00
1 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
C) 00
5 00
7 00
1 00
$ cts
00
Pension
Fun<l.
Total.
S cts
f) 00
5 00
cts.
2
00
.')
00
2
00
1
00
1
00
1
00
1
00
1
00
1
00
2
00
1
00
4
00
I
00
4
00
t
00
1
00
r>
00
1
00
1
00
1
00
4
00
1
00
2
00
10
00
3
00
2
00
I
00
2
00
2
m
1
00
1
00
1
00
4
00
2
00
1
00
1
Ou
4
00
50
35
00
2
00
1
00
3
00
2
00
2
00
.'i
00
5
00
7
00
1
00
!)1
♦ ♦
Names.
!
Otneral
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
VV. &0
Fund.
Ponsion
Fund.
Total.
WillianiB, Mrs
S cts.
$ cts.
20 00
r)0
1 ItO
1 00
1 00
» 1 oo
CO 00
6 00
1! 38
:5 20
1 41)
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
20 00
Wittycoinlu', MiHs
50
Wo()(lh()iist>, .M r8
I 00
Wiirtt lo, Mrs. W
• > • •
1 00
Wiirteli', Mrs. R. II
1 00
A Frit'iid
1 no
Pro((!e(l8 of Mrs.VVilliHiiiB'
M isHi(iii 'I'm'
to On
Misfiidiiary Moxis :
MrK. Willinms's
•) no
Mrrt. Hoiimrirrs
3 oft
Mrs. Montizimilrfit'ri. .
3 20
Mis. W'jilkjr's
1 40
'I'ctal
5 00
GH") 08
10 00
5 no
705 9H
GENTLEMEN
's COMMITTEE.
ColltrfiJ Inj II. \V. \V,lch. .Jr., Trcdsu/rr »f thv <\itlic<lral
District Anaofidtion.
Lord Bishop of Quebec.
40 00
A hern, William
2 00
5 00
Ashe, Captain
5 no
I 00
Balfour G. H
Beckett, T. (Balance for
1870)
5 00
5 00
Do
10 00
5 00
Bew, J. J
Bowen, N. U
5 00
5 00
4 00
10 00
5 00
Boswell, Dr
Cary, G. T. (for 1870)..
Champion, C. P
1 00
1 00
Campbell, W. D
Dobell, R, R
10 00
Dunbar, Jas
4 00
Dunn, T. H
10 00
5 00
10 00
Dunscomb, J. W
5 00
5 00
4 00
2 00
20 00
40 00
Fry, J. S
Giles, Jno
Gregor, T. A
Hall, G. B
20 00
10 00
10 00
Hamilton, Robert
Henry, C
5 00
Jamieson, Mrs
5 00
5 00
10 00
Joiy, H. G
jones. Edwia
40
00
2
00
10
00
1
00
5
00
15
00
5
00
5
00
5
00
G
00
10
00
5
00
10
00
4
00
25
00
6
00
5
00
4
00
2
00
GO
00
40
00
5
00
5
oo
5
00
10
oo
92
Names.
Knigljt, A. F. A
LoiniiR, K
Meredith, Chief Justice. .
Milee, Dr. H.H. (1870).
Miles, Dr. H. H. (1871).
Morgan, R
Norria, T
Paul, Henry
PembertOD, E. H
Payne, G
Petry, Wm
Petry, W. G
Porter, Jno
Price, Hon. D. E
Rae, Wm
Roberts, Jos
Scott, W. W. (for 1670)
Scott.H. S
Scott, W. C
Scott, E. G.
Scott, J. G
Shaw, S. J
Sheppaid, W. G
Smith, R. H
Smith, Mrs. R. H
Turnbnll, J. F
Turner, R
Veasey, Geo
Von Extor, J
Von IHlmd.Dr
Welch, H. W
Welch, H. W., Jr
White, Wm
White, Alfred
Wurti-le, W. G
Wurtcle, R. H
Wurtele, F. C
Sums under one Dollar.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
W. & 0.
Fund.
j> cts.i
f) 00 !
5 00
n 00
2 50
2 50
2 00
4 00
5 00
f) 00
2 00
20 00
2 00
5 00
10 00
(JO 00
10 00
5 00
$ cts.
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
20 00
5 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
5 00
1 00
40 00
r> 00
5 00 1
r, 00
ffertory ,
10 00
;j 00
5 00
2 00
:!()t 00| IH.'t 00
0:5 59 91 9}
I'onsion
Fund.
ij) cts
r> 00
10 00
10 00
1 00
2 00
20 00
2 00
,
5 00
2 00
10 00
1
00. .
ooL
I
$ cts.
5 00
:i 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
2 00
4 00
20 00
00
00
Total.
Ladies' List
Total for Cathtdral.
457 59
5 ()i»
i) cts.
10 00
5 00
10 00
2 50
60
00
00
00
00
2 CO
40 00
10 00
5 00
30 00
100 00
40 00
5 00
40 00
10 00
2 00
2 00
6 00
5 00
GO 00
20 00
5 00
2 00
3 00
5 00
5 0(»
5 00
2 00
25 00
3 00
00
00
00
00
94 00 i;{7 00 778 00
121 95; I -107 48
2 74 94' 215 95 137 001 1085 4«
G85 98 10 00
5 00, 705 08
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402 59 9r.O 92 225 95 142 OOJ 1791 46
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(iUKBKC.-ST. MATTHEW'S CHArEL.
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Names.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
W. &0.
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
Total.
Collected. l>!/ Mrs. Mnnli-
zamberl.
Carter, W. II
$ cts
§ cts.
10 00
$ cts.
$ cts.
!$ cts.
10 00
Carter, Mrs
,'. 00
5 00
CoultliiMst, Mrs
5 00
r> 00
30 00
40 00
40 00
5 00
Ouerout, Miss
5 00
Hamilton, Kev. C
10 00
10 00
50 00
Hamilton, Mrs
40 00
Hamilton, Miss
40 00
Hicitniiin, VV
1 00
1 00
Irvine, Hon. G
5 00
2 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
Judge, C
2 00
1 00
5 00
Montizambeit, Dr
5 00
Montizainl)ert, Mrs
5 00
5 00
10 00
Pratten, H. J
5 00
Wilson, Mrs
1 00
20 00
1 00
Wood, Mrs. U. A. L....
20 00
Coll' led by jV/.v. J/arbcsini,
Cox, Mrs
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
4 00
80
80
1 0&
Harbeson, Mrs
2 00
Harbeson, Miss
1 OO
McGee, Miss
i ' "
1 00
O'Connor, Miss
4 00
Smith, H
80
Smith, Mrs. H
80
Collected h,/ Miss E. E.
Si/kes.
Barnep, T
1 00
1 50
f) 00
1 oa
Clarke, T
1 50
Fletcher :
5 00
Mahony, T
1 00
1 00
Kelly, Jas
2 00
1 50
1 00
.'5 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
Rusk, Jno ^ . .
1 50
Sykes, Miss
1 00
Cull' ted by Miss Harbeson
Burling, Jno
3 00
Cox, Mrs
1 00
Colston, Mrs
2 00
Foote, J J
"5 00
5 00
!)4
Nambs.
Oencral
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
VV. *0.
Fund.
f'ennion
Fund.
Total.
Qreon, Miss
$ cts.
$ ets.
20 00
§ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
20 00
Hatherly, J.,J
;? 00
3 00
Hatherly, Mrs
10 00
4 00
2 00
•^ 00
1 00
1 00
8 00
2 00
1 00
I 00
1 00
2 00
7 no
1 no
10 00
Kiiininu, K
4 00
Harbesoii, Miss
2 00
Flatten. Mrs
3 00
Smith,
1 00
Smith, Mrs
1 00
Williams, Mrs
8 00
Vaughtm, U
2 00
Sums under One Dollar..
I 00
VolU'clal 1)1/ J//.V.V l\.
WImhr.
Boach, Geo
1 00
Dunlevic, W
1 00
French. Mrs
2 00
Judge, Mrs. C
7 no
Morrow, V
1 no
Straker, E
2 00
2 00
1 00
Wheel' r, Mrs
I 00
no
1 00
2 00
1 00
n 00
1 00
2 00
1 no
Suras under One Dollar,.
50
Cullecled hi/Mi^s Pcnrley.
Barron, Mrs
1 00
Hayes, Mrs
2 00
Knowles, Mrs
1 00
Newton, Mrs. J
5 00
Beverley, Miss B
1 00
liickaby, Mrs
9, 00
'iaylor, Miss S
] no
Colled ed by Miss Fiik'oi/c.
Courtney, V
1 00
1 00
Drum, Mrs. S. W
1 00
1 00
Foot , S. B
5 00
5 00
5 00
Forrest, Captain
n 00
1 00
Fn.voye, Miss
I 00
ilammond, Mrs
1 00
I 00
Henry, W
2 00
2 00
2 00
Judd
5 00
Gale, Mrs
1 00
1 00
Morgan, J
2 CO
2 00
2 00
Morgan, Mrs. J
2 00
Matthews, Mrs
2 00
• • t ( ( • 1 •
2 00
r
Jiiwii •^~
95
r
Names.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
\V. AC).
Fund.
I'i'nsion
Fund.
Total.
Mulholliind ,. -.
$ CtH.
$ cts.
1 00
$ fts.
% cts.
$ cts.
1 00
Nrwtot), Mrs. VV. J . . . .
1 00
1 00
Pope, Mrs. A
2 00
I 00
I 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
Pope, Mrs. E
1 00
RoK»'rs, Miss
I 00
Sht'ii, Mrs
1 00
Scott, Mrs. H
1 00
Von Kajhur, Mrs
1 00
yunis under Otio Dollar..
1 00
I 00
Do Do
50
1 50
2 00
1 00
5 00
5 00
2 00
no
Cl/rr/rd hi/ Mi.SS (iil-
Dolibins, Mrs
I 50
Falck, J
2 01)
Johnson Miss
1 00
Harrison, il. M ..,...., .
5 00
Harrison, Mrs
.'5 00
Hemming, Mrs
2 00
(lilli'Ki)i(', Miss
1 00
1 00
McAdams, Miss A . .,.,..
3 00
3 00
2 00
O'Uegan, W
2 00
2 00
50
Patton, Mrs. U. U
2 00
Sums under One Dollar..
50
Miss Laura Fo.tte's Mis-
sionary liox
4 75
7 55
4 7">
Interest from Sav. Bank.
7 55
Ofl'ortorv
38 10
57 53
318 30
65 16
32 00
45 59
11 00
11 00
3f'9 40
IGS 28
Total for St. Matthew's.
05 63
383 46|
77 59
567 68
QUEBEC— ST. MICHAEL'S CITAPEL.
Levey, C. E
Levey, Mrs ,
Mountain, A. W
Woodbury, Mrs
Von inland, Rev. \. A.
Collected bij Miss Price,
Chapman, J ,
A. Friend...
30 00
10 00
10 00
4 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
4 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
96
f|
Names.
General
Fund,
Mission
Fund,
W. AO.
Fund,
rcinsion
Fund ,
Total.
Gould, Mrs
$ cts.
$ cts.
1 00
1 00
5 00
5 00
1 00
5 00
1 00
25
1 00
2 00
1 00
5 00
■t 00
2 50
1 00
2 00
55
$ cts.
§ cts.
S cts.
1 00
Lauuhmiin, Mrt*
1 00
Price, Miss ,.
5 00
Price, E.J.(Education)$5.
Woodbury, Mrs
ft 00
6 00
5 00
25 00
1 00
Von Illlind, Mrs
5 00
Nelson James
1 00
Sums under One Dollivr..
25
Col/cr/cr/,!/ Mr.<. Fursijlh.
Boswell, Mrs
1 00
Carrol, Mrs
2 00
Charleson, Mrs
1 00
Forsyth, Mrs. J. B
5 00
Forsyth, A. B
4 00
Forsyth, J. B
........
2 60
Morgan, Mrs
1 00
Wheeler, A. K
2 00
Sums under One Dollar..
55
Collected h>j Mias Mo.ss.
Herring, Mrs
1 00
25
11 25
7 GO
1 00
Sums under One Dollar..
1 25
65 55
9 25
1 50
Offertory, L. M. F. $;i 33.
35 00
05
5 00
121 80
20 83
Total for St. Michael's.
35 65
74 80
18 85
5 00
142 63
QUEBEC— ST, PAUL'S CKAPEL.
Revd, R. G. Pleas
5 00
5 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
14 00
5 00
2 00
12 00
E, H. Taylor
5 00
Mrs. NightingHle
• • , . . . , .
3 00
Kelly, J
2 GO
O'Neill, Miss K
2 00
Carsons, S. (Donation)..,
2 OO
Buchanan, R
2 OO
Offertory
12 61
8 42
36 03
Total for St, Paul's,,.,
12 61
35 00
13 42
2 00
G3 03
(
I
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97
-ST. ri'TKirS CIIAlMvL.
V
1
Culkcted hij Mrs. lilac
Borland.
un, Miss Payne and Afiss
Namks.
I
(Joncral
Fiuul.
Mission
Fund.
\V. 4 0.' P.'nFion
Fund. 1 Fund.
ToTAI,.
Andri^ws, F. W
5; cts.
4 00
S cts.
1 00
1 00
1 35
2 00
1 00
S ctp.
S CtH.
§ CtH.
5 00
Aiidriws, K. A
4 00
5 00
1 SI
DorliUKl, U
15 row n,. J
2 00
1 00
iJiittiH, Mrs
Fotlu:rglll, llev. M. ]M...
........
5 00
S 0()
Iliiiuiltdii, Mrs, JiiH
2 00
1 00
:; 00
2 00
1 00
Joins Miss J
f Mor^^aii, Mrs. U
3 00
4 Of
1 00
Drum, Win
■1 00
' Dalziel, Mis
1 00
I'firko, J.'is
2 ''0
■'>'i
'i ( ■'
I )
1 00
2 00
1 00
3 !J0
12 00
10 00
10 00
'• 00
♦ I'arke, W.S
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
00
• Kuthmaii, U
«ol)iro, W
• • • • « • t •
fctowart, MiKH
Wiilliici!, 11. V
Wliyiiiion
1 00
Sums imder oiu! Dollar..
Miss Joiius's Missiouary
^ Box, No. 'I'd
50
50
25
5 15
1 "> 00
Ofl'tMtory
20
8 05
24 25
10 00
II. N.Joaos's Subscription
Total for St. Pet.u's...
14 70
58 25
17 55
1 25
1)1 75
» roUTXI^lTF DiSTiUCT AH.SOCrATION
MONTMORENCI.
''' Vial, Rev. W.S
6 75
6 75
12 87
Ofl'ertory
Total
12 SI
12 87
4 00
3 30
G 75
10 G3
* Valcautier.
Balfour, Rev. A
Subscripts. & Collectious.
Total
7
4 00
75
4 11
7 30
75
8 11
98
Names.
General
Futul.
Mipaion
Fund.
Kund.
Kduonl'n
Fund.
Total.
Lakk DbAL'I'OUT.
Mit. hfll, Uuvd. U
$ cm.
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
:j r.o
1? CtH.
!;; cts.
5^ CtH.
§ ctu.
2 00
1 00
Sdiitli, U
Smith, .J
1 00
1 00
Simons, A
811111H iindur Vim Doliiir..
3 50
T0t.1l
H .^11
8 50
Stonkium.
Mitchell, Mt8
2 00
2 00
1 00
J 00
5 60
VVriulit, 'i'hos
1 00
1 00
1 70
3 70
Woods, K
Slims luulor Ouo Dollar..
1
2 05
I '-'5
Total
4 65
1 25
GO
TIIKKE laVKKS DISTIJICT ASSOCIATION.
Artnstronp, Edward
1 00
Antrobus, Archibald
1 00
AntrobuH, W. D
1 00
Broster, Chns
1 50
1 00
1 50
15 roster, Edward
Cull, Thomas
2 00
Connolly, Thomas
liOO
Craig, Mrs
1 00
Demoulin, Severe
2 00
5 00
2 00
...
Foster, Revd.John
Farnum, W. C
Fearon, H , G
1 00
Friend, A
1 00
1 00
Farmer, T. G
Fearon, Mrs. George....
1 00
2 00
1 00
Flenwick, Dr. A. G
Godwin, John
Gouin, G.A
2 00
1 00
Gaudet, J. F
Gouin, C. L
1 00
1 00
2 00
Harrison, John
Hooper, Younger
Hart, Mrs. A. B
1 00
Langridge, W. Raleigh..
1 00
1 00
Louthood, Alexander....
00
00
00
3 00
1 00
2 00
I 00
1 00
2 00
CO
00
00
00
00
00
00
1 00
2 00
I 00
I 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
r
99
Namkh.
McDoimiill, JiimuH
AIcDoiik'iill, <lohn ,
McDoiiKull, 'I'lx maH
McDouKiill, Wii.., M. P..,
M'lilhiot, II. (I., M.r.l'
OKdoii, C. K
OrniHliy, .1, W
Ogilin, Mia. Sudlow.. .
I'iiiitliiud, \V. (J
raK'','-<J
Pttiighorn, (J. W
linbitaillr, MrH,
lilttor, J. U
lliyimr, Jiuiioh
llicUiiby, W. T
Hliortia, Jiumus
Stavoluy, Jaiiirs
Sicgel, J
htobbfl, F
Syinmos, II . U
Tumor, Jolin
Thompson, J. S
Vanassc, 1* . H
Sjums uudur Oau Dollar.
ToUl
Oonoral
Fuud.
$ cts.
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
5 00
MIflnlon
Fuud.
W. AO,
Kiuid.
tji eta,
1 00
00
00
00
00
00
1 00
5 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
50
4S 00
5 00
5 Oo
1? cts.
Ponfllon
Fund.
Total.
$ t'tH,
1 00
12 00
1 00
50
2U 00
UlVIEltEDUL0Ur(BN llAUT.)
Merrick, llevd. W. 0.
Cllortory
Total ,
St. Ubsule.
Offertory
Levis.
Woolrychc, Revd. A. J.
Davidson, H
Balfour, Rovd. A. J
Higginson, Win
Offertory ,
Total ,
4 00
4 00
I • • • • •
5 00
5 00
3 85
5 00
5 00
2 00
2 go'
5 32
14 3:
7 25
12 25
!? CtH.
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
I 00
1 (lO
r. 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
I 00
1 00
1 00
I 00
80 00
5
00
4
00
9
00
3
85
5
00
6
00
2
00
2
00
12
57
26 57
iuo
I
I
Names.
0<'i>ural
l-'mul.
MiHsiori
Fiiiid.
W. A .
Full. J.
I't'llflloil
Fuiul,
Total.
RiV. l)V Lot'J' (KN II AH.)
llo«», Uiv<l. K. G. W...
^ ctH.
$ rlH.
$ Ct8.
' f) 00
$ I'lH.
.') 00
1 •( \ K
Ullurtoiy
13 iri
1.1 1 r»
Total
K! If.
:!ij 00
5 00
1 O 1 ft
Caooina.
Ollortory
in 10
:i« 00
1 20
I GO
4 20
UlM'Elt DCIIIIAM
Cjllecliorirt
*
I 20
1 00
1
4 20
bouTii DriiiiA.M.
Colloctfotirt
L'AVKMK.
C'olkc liuiis
1
1
MKfi ANTIC DISTKKT ASSOCIATION.
Lkeds.
Kump, Jirv(i. ,1
ChllerUt/ /,,, Missis 11,(1 1
anil Aijiiriii,
■1 Oo
Glover, Thos
Hull, Alcxandor.. ,
Hall, I\I,s. E
Hull. MiH. P, VV. .
LyncP, VVm. & Jas,
CnltcrUd hji J/issrs Craiij
(iikI Jl'iii/inr.
Sums uudor One Dollar..
(Jolkckd bji Minfi Watk'ni!-!
Bate, V, r ,.
] 00
1 00
2 00
I 25
I 00
7 30
5 00
7 00
1 00
2 00
1 25
1 00
7 30
1 00
.♦ , .•
r
<> V
101
r f
<^
ij
Namkh.
Ocneral
Fund.
MIflNfon
Fund.
W. kO.
Fund.
Pension
Fuuil.
ToTAU
Hrowii, J . L
$ CIS
1 00
Z 00
2 25
2 05
a 43
3 25
1 75
^ cts.
S ttH.
fr! Ct8.
5* cts.
1 00
W/itkiiiH, J 1
WufkiiiHj \<] 1
VVutkitis, M.A [
WatkiiiK, J
SiiiiH iiiitliir One Dolliir.
2 00
2 25
•J OU
T 1 '.
Ofl'iTtoiy
■I 10
2 V,\
Lambik'h Mim.h.
(UV ted by Minn Ml' Aid, y.
SimiH under Om; Pullar..
Ciilhvh'il by Miss Coxi.n.
SiimH under Ono Dolliir..
OtVertorv.,
"l •17
2 03
;i 25
7 o;:
1 75
BrOI!(11!TON,
OU'iTtory
Total
19 50
21 12
10 27
51 25
Invkhnichh,
Ansiri, P. \Sl . {}
2 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
50 00
■1 00
1 00
l>:iviH, K
I 00
Diivis, Ml 8
1 00
1 00
2 00
CilnHW, Mrs
blunter, Cupt. U
• • * • • « •
King, (Jharii'H ..
• 10 00
1 00
50
10 00
1 00
i'oo
VVaslier, Uev. C. U
Sums under One Dollar..
1 00
50
1 75
1 00
1 25
Collected by Miss Young.
Young MfH 1
Young, KM/, I
Younn", Elizabtth (
Yonug, Torusa j
A Friuiid
1 75
1 00
I 25
I 00
1 50
1 00
Bums under Oiie Dollar..
CoVtcdby Miss Patterson.
Patterson, Mrp. R
1 00
1
1
Uickaby, J
1 50
Sums under One Dollar.
1 00
!
f!
r -
(
1 1
! i
j
1 \
i i
102
Names.
General
Fund.
Coir ted by Mr. J. Hiuyth
Baine, Jas., jr
Smyth, W. J
Snnis undor One Dollar.
Offjrtory
Total ,
IIemison.
Boyle, Rev. F
Boyle, JIis. and Family
Henderson, Wm
Henderson, Ed
Dickson, Jno
Offertory
Total ,
jTANDON,
Offertory
West Fuami'ton.
Bartholomew, W., 8r.
Bartholomew, Mrs. W.
Bartholomew, Jno
Bartholomew, A
Bartholomew, Mrs. A.
Bartholomew, W., Jr.,
Bartholomew, Willie. ,
Baxter, Mrs . D
Bradley, H
Bradley, J
Bradley, S. and W....
Dickson, H
Hurley, H
Hurley, H., Jr
Jenkins, Rev. J. H...
Jenkins, Mrs. J. H...
Jenkins, Mrs, Wm....
Jenkins, Miss
Ross, Andrew
Ross, Mrs, A
Ross, Miss
Ross, li, J.
Offertory
Total .
§ cts,
■1 55
Missifn
Fund.
% cts.
3 14
W. &0,
Fund.
$ cts
1 00
1 00
1 00
7 08
16 051 48 14
2 00
2 50
I 00
1 00
75
50
50
50
50
25
50
65
50
50
50
50
00
50
50
CO
00
00
2 GO
00
00
00
75
19 15
22 G8
3 00
3 00
3 50
00
3 05
8 05
Pension
Fund,
$ cts,
3 21
4 22
1 00
1 00
Total.
2 00
$ Cts.
1 00
1 00
1 00
18 5'J
<J1 09
2 00
2 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
13 21
6 25
1
50
50
50
50
25
50
65
50
50
50
50
00
50
50
00
00
1 00
I 00
00
00
00
00
80
1
27 20
f>
i
f>
(^
^)
t-iiri
103
f>
i
i
li
(P
^)
c»
Names.
General
Fund.
CnAxnouRNE.
Hume, Wm
Sums under One Dollar,
Offertory
Total ,
COOKSHIRE.
Offertory
St. Sylvester.
Allison, Mark.. ,
Bate, F. E
Bridget, Juo....
Bridget, Mrs. J.
Brenen, N
Cinnamon, Wm,
Cinnamon, Mrs.
Wm.
Evans,
Evans,
Thos . . ,
Mrs. T
Faloon, Mr . and Mrs . . . .
Fitzpatrick, T
Gollagher, E,
King, llev, W.(D. F.) §2
King, Mrs
King, Wm., M.D
King, Geo
McDonald, J
Machill, Mr, and Mrs J.,
Neal, Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Neal, Samuel
Neal, Ilobt
Neal, Martha
Neal, Annie
Nelson, Thos
Ross, Wm
Taylor, Hy
Wilson, Wm
S cts.
Wilson, Mrs. Wm
Sums under One Dollar,
(Education F'd) $2 10
Offertory
Total ......
Mission
Fund.
W, &0.
Fund,
2 00
1 GO
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 00
00
00
50
00
00
1 5)
00
00
00
50
00
50
60
50
50
00
00
00
00
00
S cts.
S cts
1 00
3 25 1 25
1 50
4 25
2 75
Pension
Fund.
§ cts,
1 00
1 00
Total.
4 50 3 25
38 50
3 25
00
U 00
3 cts.
1 00
4 50
2 50
8 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 0©
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
7 00
1 50
5 00
2 00
1 00
1 50
2 00
50
50
50
SO
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
2^10
13 75
56 85
i- i
f I
i
i
104
Names .
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
W. &0.
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
Total.
St. Giles.
Brencn, N
$ cts.
1 00
1 00
] 00
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 00
S cts.
S cts.
$ cts.
S cts.
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
7 00
Cox, Jos
Cox, Wrii
Cox, Tho8. and Jiine
Fmser, Mrs. J. and li
Haslett, Geo
Lefebvre, Jas
Lefebvre, Mrs
1 00
1 00
Lefebvre, D. and T
Lefebvre, The Missus
1 00
1 0(1
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
Lowden, J
Procter, J. J
JSmitb, Jas
Smith, Ed
Offertory (Education, §4).
1 00
1 00
Total
IG 00
1 00
] 00
22 00
St. Patiuck's.
Gollaphar, Mrs.W.and B.
1 50
1 50
1 0(.
1 50
5 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
Graham, 11 and Mrp
1 50
Lowrey, hergeant
1 00
1 50
5 00
1 00
Robinson, The Misses. . .
Ross, A. D
Sutherland, Miss
Smith, Maria
1 00
■7 p r
Oii'ertory
1 50
4 25
1 W/i
1 OO ( UL»
Total
12 50
1 .^0
1 50
1 50
4 2:,' 1 80
20 05
St. Makgaret's.
Raycraft, J. and Mrs. , . .
1 50
1 50
1 85
Stevenson, R. and Mrs...
Offertory
85
1
1
1 00
Total
3 00
85|
1 00
4 85
St. Francis
Chapman, Geo
1 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
1
1 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
Locliwood, P
Margaret
Turner, Sergeant
*
^>
^
">
I 3
105
i ft
e
Names.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
W. &
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
Total.
1
Tumor, Brothers
S cts.
2 00
S cts.
S eta.
% cts.
$ cts
2 00
Offertory
3 15
1 no
2 80
1
G 95
1
Total
10 00
3 15J 1 00
2 80
16 95
St. George's.
Gcsling, Jlrs., W., M. & J.
Kinsr, Dr. 11
1 25
2 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
I 25
2 00
Pozer. Mrs.. Sciir
4 00
Pozer, Miss , .
2 00
Pozer, Miss B
2 OO
Pozfir, David
2 00
Pozer, Jno
2 00
Pozer, Wm
2 00
Offertory
2 75
2 50
2 G9
7 94
Total
17 25
2 75
2 50
2 m
25 19
St. Mary's.
Craier, Mies
1 00
1 00
2 50
1 00
Lilliott, Mrfl
1 00
Pozer, Mrs. G
2 50
Offertory
1 00
2 50
1 00
4 50
Total
4 50
1 00
2 50
1 00
9 00
Jersey.
Offertory
2 20
2 20
Total
2 20
2 20
Cumberland Mills.
Lawrevson, J
1 00
1 00
Offertory
2 25
2 50
87
5 62
Total
1 00
2 25*
2 50
87
6 62
The Kennehec Uoad.
Sample, Mrs
2 00
1 00
2 00
Thompson, J
1 00
1
*otal
3 00
1
1
3 00
lOG
Names.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
VV. &0.
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
Total.
St. Cathkrine's.
Sliiitor Mrs
§ cts.
1 GO
§ cts.
$ cts.
5 cts.
$ cts.
1 00
Offertorv
1 00
1 00
Total
1 00
1 0(1
2 00
St. Joseph.
OfFtTtorv
50
50
Total
50
50
RECAI'ITILATION.
St. Sylrestcr, (Ed. Fund
$2 10, Dep. Fund $2)
St. Giles, (Ed. Fund S4).
St Patricii's
.^8 50
IG 00
12 50
3 00
10 00
17 25
4 50
3 25
1 00
1 50
85
3 15
2 75
1 00
2 20
2 25
11 00
1 00
4 25
1 00
2 50
2 50
1 80
1 00
2 80
2 Gt)
1 00
56 85
22 00
20 05
St Marefiiret'fl
4 85
St Francis
16 95
St Georce's
25 19
St Mary's
9 00
Jersey
2 20
Cumberland Mills
Kennebec Road ... ,
1 00
3 00
1 00
2 50
87
6 62
3 00
St Catlierine's
1 00
50
2 00
St Joseoh
50
Total
10(5 75
ly 45
24 75
10 IG
IG!) 21
ST. FRANCIS DISTRICT ASSOCIATION.
I 1 I
Acton Mission.
Brown. Mary
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
3 25
1 00
Carter, Dr. B
I 00
Gray, Nelson
1 GO
Hunter, J.P
2 00
Lecliip, R. G
2 00
Lister, David
1 00
McFarlane, T
2 00
Wurtele, Rev. L. C
• . ...
2 00
Oflfertory
2 10
2 65
8 06
Total
15 25
2 10
2 G5
20 00
A ±
107
f
! W1
» ■*.
* if
P
Names.
General
Fund .
BuHY Mission.
St. Paul's Oftcrtory
" Meeting ,
" Mission Uox. .
St. Thomas's Oir.ntory. .
" Meeting ,
" Mission Box,
Miss Brown
St. John's Offertory
«' Meeting
Lingwick Offertory
" Meeting
Total .
CoATicooK Mission.
Coaticoolc Meeting.
Barford "
Total .
CoMPTON Mission.
Meeting
Coll'ns and Subscript'as
Total .
Danville Mission.
Offertory, Danville,
" Tingwick.
Total .
Duds WELL Mission.
Meeting-, St. Paul . . . . . .
" Westbury S. H
" Academy
(Migsion Boxes.)
Addle, Kate
Bartlett, George.
Bishop, Heber..,
$ cts.
Mission
Fund.
3 00
1 00
4 00
2-1 50
24 50
S cts,
2 96
4 73
80
W. &0.
Fund.
2 14
45
1 96
2 63
1 95
2 50
20 12
3 00
1 00
4 00
10 00
10 00
14 60
5 03
19 03
5
57
1
50
3
00
2
18
1
02
2
17
$ cts.
2 20
Pension
Fund.
S cts,
Total.
45
3 00
5 65
3 00
1 00
4 00
13 ;^o
13 30
8 05
5 89
13 94
S cts.
5 IG
4 73
80
45
2 14
45
1 90
2 G3
4 95
2 50
25 77
3 00
2 00
5 00
12 00
5 00
17 00
10 00
37 80
47 SO
22 cr.
10 Oi
33 57
5 57
1 50
3 00
2 18
1 02
2 17
I
108
J !
I! t
Names.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund.
VV. AO.
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
Total.
Plianman Mai'V
$ cts.
$ cts.
1 00
62
70
1 40
$ cts.
$ cts.
§ cts.
1 00
Mills Idil
62
70
1 40
fioodenouiih. Arthtir. . . .
Collected hy Miss Annie
Adilie (did M. Clidji-
man,
Weyland, Major J
Weyhitid, Capt
Wevland. Mrs
1 00
50
:{0
50
2 00
1 00
1 00
I 00
25
25
5 50
1 00
50
^0
Wevland. Lizzii;
50
Chapman, Kcv. T. S . . . .
Chanman. Mrs
2 00
1 00
Chapman, Kdward ,
Chapman, Mary
Chapman, Nellie
Chaumin, Can ie
1 00
1 00
25
2'i
Sums under One Dollar..
5 50
Total
13 :^o
?, 50
2 75
7 75
lU IG
32 46
Collected hy Miss f'J. Ciin-
ninyluim.
Sums under One Dollar..
W 50
Collected by Miss EmJniry
and Miss Mills.
Sums under One Dollar..
2 75
Collected hy Mrs. G. E.
Mollyneux.
Sums under One Dollar..
7 75
Total
27 30
19 90
46 46
Eaton Mission.
Cook, C
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
.•
1 00
Cook, Mrs. J
1 00
Eraser, Mrs
1 00
French, Mrs. H
1 GO
French, Mrs. J
1 00
Mowle, Mis?
1 GO
lf«
«>
c»
A\
109
' i i
f
«
P
o
Names.
General
Fund.
Mission
Fund .
\V. &0
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
Total.
PennoyiT, Mrs
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
5 35
S cts.
$ cts.
% cts.
$ cts.
1 00
Popi", Mrs.
1 00
Parkin, ]Uv. E. C
: ,
2 00
Tfivlor, Mrs. S
1 00
Torrili, Mrs. T
1 00
Sums uuder Ono Dollar..
5 35
Offrtory
2 00
2 00
Muntiuii;
■1 75
4 75
Total
19 35
4 75
24 10
DllL'MM'ONDVILLb;
Offertory
7 .10
7 40
GEOUUEVlMiE.
OftVrtory
I 15
■> 00
(5 1 -,
KlNUSEV.
OlTertory
C, 50
4 50
1 I 00
E1CII.MOXD AND MeLBOUUNE.
Collcded by Mn^. Trcn-
liolni.
Tronholm, W
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
75
1 00
1 00
Tronliolni, Mrs.
1 00
Lftfon, Mrs
1 00
Sums under One Dollar..
1 00
Collcded ht/ Ihe Misses
Millar.
Jcffery, Mrs
5 00
Brooke, )Mis
1 00
Pierce, Mrs
1 00
Williams, Mrs
1 00
Eae, Mrs
I 00
VVray, Miss ,
1 GO
Sums under One Dollar..
75
Colleded hi/ the Misses
Aj/line)' and Miss P.
Fowler.
Aylmer, Hon. Mrs
1 00
110
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Aylmer, Miss
DavidBon, D
YounK, Hon. J
Wood bum, U. W
Sums uuder Ouo Dollar,
CnUeekd hi/ .V/w. /'.
iV(77(/.
Ly«ter, Philip
Neild, Mv. and Mrs
Sums under Ouu Dollar.
Ooncral
Fund.
CoUccfed hji i/ie Misses
Hoc, Ttirnor and
Je/fcri/.
Koe, Ilcv. II
Roe, Mrs. Ilonry,
Smith, ]\Ir.s. J. G,
Roe, Fanny
Roe, Isabella... .
Roe, Canio.
Journeaux, E,
St. Ann's. (Richmond)
Ofifertory
Missionary Meeting.
St. John's. (Melbourne)
Offertory
Missionary Meetings.
SlLVEK ScHOOL-nOUSE.
Offertory
Brompton.
Offertory
WiNDiOR.
Offertory ,
S cts.
1 00
.1 50
1 00
1 00
4 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
Mission
Fund.
50
50
50
1 00
15 00
I
1 46
S cts.
10 30
13 08
1 Gfj
12 94
W. &0.
Fund.
S cts,
Pension
Fund.
5 00
5 00
5 00
27 38
4 54
2 08
7 00
5 00
S cts,
Total.
S cts.
1 00
I 50
1 00
1 00
•I 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
50
50
50
1 00
52 68
13 08
7 60
12 94
2 08
7 00
5 00
P
1 I
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1 1
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^
1 I %
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Names.
General
Fund.
(Missionary Hoxcf.)
Allen, II
Gallup, Ida, (1870),
Frasor, S
Hall, H
IJiirt, A
Koo, Carrie
Miller, II
Cvlledcd Ini .V/.v.s- (idlhip
unci Mrs. .l\irkc.
!;ums under Quo Dollar..
Caller fed hi/ M/'s.t Moil-
ieiih and Mis.f Weed.
IMontcith, H
Montoith, Tho l^Iisses. . .
Wilson, W
Sums under One Dollar..
CoUcricd hi/ Mrs. James
McKec and Mrs, »S'.
McKce.
Sums under One Dollar..
CoUected hi/ 3/m Fraser
and Miss Rooneij.
Fraaer, R
Suma under One Dollar..
Webb, Mrs
Morris, Miss
Gibsone, H. W
Wilcocks, Arthur
Ready, Colonel
Godard, Morris
Sums under One Dollar..
Collected hy ihc Misses B.
Eoe and B. Goiiin.
Foster, G. K . .
Foster, Mrs . .
Gouin, Mrs. F,
Mission
Fund.
S cts,
5 25
1 00
1 25
1 00
2 35
4 00
1 50
3 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
3 00
3 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
W. AC
Fund.
$ cts.
9fi
80
74
5:5
51
20
00
S cts.
2 00
Pension
Fund.
S cts
Total.
§ cts.
1 9G
1 80
1 74
1 53
1 51
1 20
1 00
1 00
I 25
1 00
2 35
4 GO
50
00
00
00
1 GO
00
00
00
50
1 00
1 GO
1 00
1 'f
112
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Namks.
Qpnoral
Fund.
MlHHlon \V. * 0.
Fund. Fund,
Pension
Fuiiii.
TOTAI,.
Cleveland, L
U cts.
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 05
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 OO
1 00
;: 70
1 00
1 00
1 110
1 00
1 5U
2 no
$ cts.
!ji ct.s.
S cts.
S Ct8.
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 05
Clovdiiiirt, A
Tuiiior, UvH
SuQiH iiridt'i- Ouu Uolliir..
Collected hi/ Mm. Swan-
iiiir(iiii/h,
Swftiiboroujxh, A
1 00
Swanboiougli, JIrs
1 00
Clevf, ]\lr«. F. C
1 00
Mayiiiird, Lioiit.-Col
1 00
ChiVfliuul, C. 1'
1 00
Sums uiidur Ouo Dollar.,
'5 70
CoUcr/rd hii Miss ]l'/tih'.
Aylmcr, Lord
1 00
1 00
AyliiKjr, Hon. 11 , Jr
Aylmcr, Hon. M
1 00
AylniLT, H
1 00
Sums un(iur One Dolhir..
I 50
CoV/cd hi, Miss M. Chrvc
and Miss E. Sili'cr.
Sums under One Dollar..
2 50
Total
102 31
48 72
C,3 00
21 1 u;;
Lennox viLLE.
Badglev, Rev. C. H
5 00
1 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00'
1 GO
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
1 00
3 00
5 Oft
Buck, F. r
1 00
Chapmioi, E
G 00
1 00
Clark, Mrs. S
Clark, W. R
1 00
Corner, Professor
1 00
Cuminins, Miss
1 00
Cusliiug, J. P
1 00
Civhing, Miss
1 00
Fverctt, Thos
1 00
duller, Miss
2 00
Henry, L. S
1 00
Howard, Mrs
I 00
Irving, Mrs
5 00
Jarvis, B. T
1 00
Jackson, Mrs
3 GO
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11:;
Namkh.
fii'niral
Fund.
MisHJon
Fund.
W. *(».
Fund.
i'linsion
Fund.
Total.
JohnHon, J
$ CtH.
1 00
1 00
5 01)
1 00
2 00
I 00
•^ 00
f) 00
Ti 00
1 00
fi 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
10 05
« 12
01 17
# cts.
•S cts.
$ eta.
$ cts.
I 00
Kolly.T
1 00
McDonald, Mth
rt CO
McKonzio, Miss
1 00
Morris, Misn
2 00
Morrif, L. E
1 CO
NicollH, Hov. .) 11., D.l).
fi 00
NicollH, Mrs
r> 00
Piiddon, J. B
r, 00
Taigf, T. li
1 00
K artli, liov. A.
,5 00
iShiitcr, MrH
1 00
Sinytlie, Mrs Tlios
1 00
TambH, llov. R. «J
2 00
'J'aylor, Miss H. A
1 00
TowICjC. E
1 00
Towlo. Mrs. C. E
1 00
Winter, Chas
I 00
Wiswell, Mrs. G.T
1 00
Wiswell, Mrs. J. C
1 00
Woolsey, Uco
2 00
Slims Huder Onu Dollar .
10 05
OU'ertory
10 04
17 00
Total
10 94
• ••• ••••
102 11
Bisuop'a CoiuKQu.
Offertory
n 00
2 00
8 CO
Rural Dbansuy CuAriEn.
Meeting at Chapter
2 20
2 20
JSllBRBROOKE.
Bacon, C. J. S
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
5 00
L (lO
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
• # • • ■ • « »
1 00
Beckett, Mrs. H. 11
2 00
Brooks, Geo....
I 00
Borlase, G. H
2 00
Brooks, Mrs. E. T .^....
2 00
Bowen, G. F
5 00
Bottom, Geo
1 00
Clark, E
1 00
Clark, Mrs. E
1 00
Edgell, S
1 00
Edgell, Mrs. S
1 00
lU
Namhh.
(lonoral
Fund.
MiHHJon
Kuu«l.
W. &0.
Fund.
Punuion
Fund.
Tor A I,,
Klkiijs. H. A
,S ctH.
1 00
1 00
2 00
4 00
15 OO
1 00
1 00
1 00
I OO
1 00
2 00
no 00
I 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
25 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 CO
34 3.S
10 33
37 OG
5) ctu.
$ CtH.
$ Ctfl.
1 uo
KlUiiiR. MrH II A
1 00
Kiirwoil. Will., it'........
2 00
(Jilbort, F. I)., M.D
4 00
Iliile. Hon. E
15 00
Halo. RHss F
1 00
Hftle, Miss M
1 00
IIiilo, Edward C
1 00
Halo, Wm. A
1 00
Hnllowoll, Mrs...,
1 00
Hall, U. N
2 00
Henekor, II. W
GO 00
Ives, W. r.
I 00
Lawford, L. 15
1 00
Morkill, II. D
2 00
Moo, II
1 00
MorriH, L. E
I 00
Ucid, Uov. C. P
25 00
Taylor, llober
1 00
Thoiiiiis, D
1 00
2 00
Winter, A
Wliitchor, C. W
1 (>0
Wliitchor, A. 11
1 00
Woodward, A. G
1 00
Oflertory
Meeting
26 55
22 00
82 93
1(5 3:5
L.idies' Church Fund Ah-
Bociation
37 9G
Total
224 G7
20 55
P 22 00
273 22
RECAriTlTLATtON,
Acton
15 25
00
2 10
2 00
20 12
4 00
10 00
1!> OH
10 10
2 05
*
20 00
Bishop's Colleco
8 00
Bury
5 C5
4 00
13 30
13 9t
""5*00
25 77
Coaticook
4 00
24 50
17 00
Compton
Danville
47 80
33 57
Dudswell
27 30
7 40
19 35
40 40
Drummondvillo
7 40
Eaton
4 75
4 15
BO
48 72
2 20
20 55
24 10
Georgeville
2 00
"*io 94
03 00
"4 50
• • • . • • • ft
6 15
Kingsoy
11 00
Lennoxvillo
Melbourne & Richmond.
Rural Deanery Chapter..
Shert)rooke
91 17
102 31
224 G7
102 11
214 03
2 20
22 00
273 22
Total
521 95
109 88
137 48
9 50
8.38 81
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GASri5 PLSTRICT ASSOCTATfON.
Hahhh,
Oeneral
Fund.
MIhhIou
Fund.
VV. AO.
Fund.
I'onHJou
Fund,
Total.
OAsrfe Dahin.
Hhort, Uuv. U
$ ctu.
;;ii ct8.
$ cts,
n 00
2 00
7 00
::^ cts.
15 cts.
6 00
Colluctiuus
73
2 75
Total
1 il
7 75
Cape Covk.
LvKtor. Uuv. W. G . , ..
5 00
5 00
Siivii^re, T. (<lomvtii)ii). , ,
5 50
4 00
2 05
18 50
5 50
liallciiii!. J . il ido.^
4 00
Kdiiis iiiidci' Oiin Dulliii' .
2 05
Oll'ortorv
18 50
Totol
:i0 !»5
5 00
■1 00
1 00
5 40
;!5 05
rKllCE.
C. Uobin & (Jo
4 00
Vibert, 11. D
1 00
Ullcrtory
5 40
Total
10 10
10 40
Sandy Beach.
Kcr. Uov. M
1 00
1 50
5 00
50
1 00
(J 40
1 15
2 07
5 00
6 00
Ker Mrs and thu Missos.
1 :>■)
Voit. C sonr
5 00
Sums under Ouo Dolliir..
50
CUUclcd by Mrs. Milkt:
Bailev. N
1 00
Sums uudor One Dollar.,
(! 10
(M led by Mrs. Cammlny.
Sums under One Dollar,.
1 45
CuUlal by Miss L. Milla:
Sums iinrlpr One Dol' m'..
1
2 07
OfVertorv
7 50
5 5»
i:; 00
1
Total
IS !)2
. . . ■ . . . '
{■>. 50
5 5U
:5G U2
IIG
Names.
Chigodac.
Oifertory
Do. at Port Daniel...
Do. at
Total ,
General
Fund,;
Mission
Fund.
W. &0.
Fund.
Pension
Fund.
$ cts.
2 00
2 00
S cts.
$ cts.
I 10
1 50
50
$ cts.
4 00
3 10
1
Total.
$ cts.
3 10
3 50
50
7 10
MEMliEPtS OF TIIJ': COEPOKATIOX.
ELECTED JANUARY "J-iTlI, 1872.
Mcssr,s. A. r. Whcolcr, LL AV. Wclcli, Jiiiir., J. CI. Colston,
C. Henry.
FOIJMS VF JJHliUI-STS AXD JJEVLSES liV WIEL.
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L ^1 Bequest of a mm of money, or of shares of Sfoe!;, or Puh/ic
Debentures, f>r the (jeneral jmrposes (f the Hoclct\j.
\ give Jind beiiuoiith to ''tJio CJiui'cli .Sooioty of the Dioecsc
of Quebec," incorporated by u Ht:ii.ite of the Province of
Canada, passed in the fourteenth and lifteenth years of the
I?eign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, chai^ter 171, the sum
of (or tSluires of Stock in tlie
liank of " standing in my name in tlie Books of the
said Bank, or of Debentures, desci'il)e them briefly,) iijwn
trust to be hy the said Church Society a]»]ilicd to and for the
mes and purposes of the said Societi/, as specified in the said Aet
of Incorporation and none other.
IL A bequest of a sum of money, or of ^^hares of Sfoeh or Deben-
tures for one or more of the specified jnirposes of the Society.
(Same as forci^^oinn;, onlj' instead of the wortls in Italics say)
towards the angmentation of the Fund formed for the ])ur|)()se
of providing for the future su))])ort oi" the Clei-gy of the
Diocese, culled the Sustentation Fund,
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Or,
Towards the support pf missionaries and clergymen of the
United Church ol" Enghind and Ireland in the Diocese ol'
Quebec.
Or,
Towards the auginentation of the Fund forined to make
])rovision for those of the clergy of the United Church of
England and freland, in the Diocese of Quebec, who may be
incapacitated by age or intirmity, called the Pension Fund.
Or,
Towards the augmentation of the Fund formed to make
provision for the widows and orphans of the clergy of the
United Church of England and Ireland, in the Diocese of
(iuel)ec, called the Widows' and Orphans' Fund.
Towards the augmentation of the Fund for endowing the
church in the mission of (or at )
held by the said Church Society, subject to the conditions of
a Deed of Trust i)assed between the said Church Society and
the incumbent and church-wardens of the church in the said
mission, (or at )
As the commencement of an endowment for the church of
St. in the mission of
(or at ) and to provide for tlie future maintenance
of divine Avorship in conformity with the |)rineiples of the
United Church of England and Ireland.
Or,
For and towards a Fund for assisting persons pro]iaring for
the ^Ministry of the (Josjiel in the United Chuivh of England
and Ireland within the said Diocese of Quebec.
Or.
For and towards a Fund for circulating, in the said Diocese
of Quebec, the Holy Scri])tures, the Book of Common Prayer
oi' the United ('hurch of lOngland and Ireland, and the Books
and Tracts approved by the said Church Society for circulation
within the said Diocese of (Quebec.
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Or,
As fin aid towards the erection, endowment and maintenance
of churches according to the principles of the United Chiirdi
of England and Ireland within the Diocese of (Quebec,— tho
erection and maintenance of parsonage houses, — the setting
apart of burial grounds and church-yards, and the endowment
and support of parsonages and rectories within tJie said
Diocese.
III. A Devise of Real Estate for general j/urposcs of the Socicti/.
I give and devise unto the "Church Society of the Diocese
of Quebec," incorporated by a Statute of the province of
Canada, passed in the fourteenth and fifteenth years of the
Ivcign of Her Majesty Queen Victoiua, cha])ter 171, all Jind
singular, «.\:c. [Describe the real estate clearly.] To have
and to hold the waid, &c., unto the said Church Society of the
Diocese of (Quebec, and their suces«ors, for ever ; ujion trubt
to hold and apply the same, and the rents, issues and ])rolils
thereof fo and for the usesand yiirposes of the said Church ^oeictij,
as specified in the said Act of Incorporation, and none other, and
under the provisions of the aforesaid Act of Incor[)oration of the
said Church Society.
IV. A Devise of Ileal Estate for any one or more of the specific
2mrp)oses of the tSoeiety. *
•^•^amo as in No. 3 — only instead of the words in Italics insert
the specific purposo»>, as in No. 2.
V. A Devise to the Society of a Site for Church, Ac.
Same as No. 2, down to the Avords "for ever" — then go on
as follows; —to the uses and upon the trusts following, that
is to say; upon trust to hold (he same for evci- hcrc:ifter, as
and for the ])lace and site of a Church, and Church-yanl, and
Burial-ground, for the sole use and beneiit of nienibcrs of Ihe
Church residing in the ])laccs adjacent to the said site and
premises within the said Diocese of Quebec, jiccoi-djng to (he
doctrine and discipline of the Unitetl Church of Enghiiid and
Ireland, and for no other jmrpose, and under the provisions of
the aforesaid Act of Incorjtoratioji of the said Chui-ch Society.
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T.ANDS r.KT.ON(;TN(J TO TIIK CnUPtClI SOCIETY.
West i, No. 14, Ran^o 8, TowiiHliii) of Cmiibourno.
No. 14, Jiun^-c 7, Do. Uallihx.
No. 10, J{an--c 8, Do. do.
I No. 5, IJuiio-c 2, Do. Iroltind.
No. 15, Uaiio-e 1, Do. Cli osier.
Norl h-Wcsti, No. 2G, Kangc 10, Do. do.
No. 28, Jlanio 10, Do. do.
No. 27, Raii^^i 11, Do. do.
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NOTICE.
Coo. V'oasoy, Ksq., of (Jaobco., has been apiiointcd Trea-
sdiiKii of Iho" Society, in the room of G. A. L. Wood, Esq.,
deceased. •
Tlio Annual Sermons in aid of the various funds of the
(Church Society arc appointed to bo preaclicd—
For General Purposes, on Quhupuuje&ima Sunday.
For the .\rissioN Fl-nd, on the Simdcnj nearest to Michaelmas.
For the Widows' and Orphans' Fund, on such other Sun-
days as may l>e found most convenient.
For tue Pension Fund, on one of tho Sundays in Advent.
TJio attention of applicants for grants is particularly
directed to tho following rules.
1. Tliat no grant bo made for any church, parsonage
glcl)o, or other property, which shall not have been duly
vested in the authorities' of the Church.
2. That grants be payable when tho amount shall be
sulficioiit to free the projicrty from debt ; or that tho debt bo
a mortgage for an amount not exceeding twenty-fiye per cent
of the value of the property or building, when finished.
a. That the Treasurer, when transmitting tho amount of
any grant of ntonoy, made by this Society, to any parish or
mission in tho diocese, shall require a receipt, signed jointly
l>V the Incumbent of such parish or mission, and one or both
of the church-wardens.
4. That in all cases where grants of money (other than
personal) are made by the Church Society, it shall be tho
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duly of (Iio person 1o wliom such ,c;T!int slwill No paid to
jiinii.sli, w'idiiii tliivo inonllis nflorwai'ds, rc^i^'U 1 a r-vouf J uth ol"
tlio cxponditiiro of sui-Ii ,suins, to ho submiltod to tho Board.
5. Tliat Willi the oxoopllon of grants to aid in Imiidiiii;'
churches, wlicii the conditions on wliich any sum is voted are
not com]>lied with, and tho money a[)i)lied for witliin one
year from tlic time it is voted, such grant shall be struck otV
the list.
<). That no grant shall he made towards the erection of any
church 01" ])arsonago, nnless the ])ians and site have been
approved of by the Bishoj).
7. That no grant shall bo made to any pari^^h, mission, or
station, in Avhich at least one sermon .shall not have been
preached, and irom which tho subscri])tion shall not have
been sent in, during the year.
8. That all applications for aid reach the Jiands of tho
Secretary at least a fortnight before the next meeting of the
Central Eoard.
0. That no application for aid in repairing either churches
or ])arsonages be entertained for tho future; as the (.'cnti-al
Jjoax'd conceive it to be the duty of congregations to keej) all
their churcli ])roperty in good roj)air.
10. Clergymen desirous of particijiating in the benefits of
tho Widows' and Orj^hans' Fund are j-equired to j)ay their
anituul coiitributioiJS before the lirbt 3Iay in each year.
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SuljBcribere of Two DoUan, or upwards, are entitled to recd'.o a
copy of tbe Annual Beport
Subflcaibera of One Dollar, or upwards, are entitted to have Uieir
names printed in the Annual Beport
All sums under One Dollar will be entered as Small Smna
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