A Prosperous Year In St. Andrew's

The animal report of St. Andrew's parish submitted by Rev. Mr. Tatock at the diocesan convention last week contains sorne very interesting figures showing tlie prosperity of the parish, rom whieh the following are extracted: The whole nuuiber of baptized persons in the parish is 961. The nuni_er of infants baptized in the past year vas 20 and adults 92. The nuniber of ersóna conlinued in the year was SJ2. l'he conmiunieants reported a fear ago vere 50. The present number is 601 . The nuniber aduiitted in the parish luring the year was 92, the number received froui other parishes 70. The mmber who died was 10 and the ïiurn)er removed 54. The nuniber of farolÍes in the parish is 345 and the number of souls 1063. These figures are exclusive of the students. There are in adlition to them about 200 student communicants and about 300 attending service. The marriages during the ear were 14 and the burials 20. The Jínancial statement made a good howing, the balance on hand being over $1.700 and the receipts from pew entals the largest in the history of the parish. The receipts and disbursements were as i'ollows: KECEII'T ialance on hand in viuious lïinds í 4H2 00 ew rents .. 8.04S 57 nterest i:k 50 Offertory atchureh sei-viees 082 58 Special gifts 1400 00 Subscriptions foroutingof choir 93 27 Subscription-i md cnutributions for 1,196 93 Paioeïiialsocuüi _ ]7 75 Total 8,012 60 DISBUBSEMKNTS. 3urrent paroohial expenses $3,365 25 iepairs and improvements 138 50 Maintainins Sunday Bchool ." 113 35 Special glfts 1,100 00 Outing of choir 92 37 For the poor 203 36 Parochial societies 181 12 Missions 1,093 01 Balance on hand in various funds 1,731 74 Total 8,013 60