St. Andrew's Annual Report

Eev. Henry Tatlock went to Detroit yesterday, to attend the annual convenion of this diocese. His annual report of St. Andrew's parish, of tliis city, shows it to be in a prosperous condition. The figures presented will be as folows: EECEIPTS. Cash on hana $ 93 15 Pew rents 3,182 98 nterest 165 iO Offertory, all services 1,259 36 S. S. Offerings 102 10 jontributions of missions 717 95 ïndowment for poor of Parish 1,000 00 Womnn's Auxiliary 245 93 runlor " 36(17 Ministering ('hildren's League 25 49 Ladies: Aid Society - 43i 22 Total $ 7,262 25 DISBURSEMENTS. urrent expenses $ 4.202 33 [mprovements 493 83 Maintainiug S. S 147 2 Jommunion alms 159 17 Endowment for poor of Parish 1,000 00 Expenses of Parochial Societies 127 69 Total for Parochial objects 6,130 64 Diocesan assessment 50 00 " missions 601 41 Aged and inflrmed Clergy 30 00 Domestic Missions lfiO 38 í'oreign " 172 UU Other " 51 00 Total $ 1,004 79 Cash on hand 66 82 Total disbursements $ 7,262 25 Infant baptisms 21 Adult " 14 Confirmed 5t Communicants 661 Studeuts not otherwise Included lot Tolal Oommunicants 8K Marriages 7 Búrlala 25 Number oL -families 394 " Students not in families 37( Souls -1,502 S. S. and Parish Library, 476 vola. ST. JAMES - DEXTBR. The animal report of St. James parish, Dexter, made by Rev. L. P. Jocelyn, gives the following statistics : In the first place th parish is out of debt, and has a church edifice valued at $2,200, a rectory worth $500, and $(300 permanent endowment fund. It has received and disbursed ,$289.76 during the year, and has a Sunday School library of 300 volumes, a ladies aid society of 40 members, and a junior auxiliar)' with 15 members. Other fig ures are : Communicauts . 8o Confirmed duriiig the year Ño. of families in parish 5 " not iDcluded in families 5 Making u total of 11 unday School teachers " " scholars 3 Average attendauce 1 Bible class 7 s Oorrespomdeaits will please not say "Simdayed" in their itetms. It peo duces a_ leaden, weary feeling, and a desire ooi the part of the editor to eJiange correspondente. It would le just as proper to say tliat John Juin]) up 'Januaried" in Jasper, as to re mark tliat Sally Silly "Sundayed" in Séneca. Quit it ! - Adrián Press. "We aro glad the Tress has liad the courag to tackle thls growlng abuse of tlie editorial patienoe. Where did the inonstrosity come froni, anyway ? - Ypsilanti Coimmercial. If our memory is mot at fault we ïirst notlced it in the Commercial and llked tae abreviation so well that it Jia sbeen used in these columns a mimber of times, without credit to the author.