A Fourishing Youngster

The following facts an J figures, taken rom the paster's report to the annual leeting of Trinity Lutlieran church, hows the youngest church society of he city to be in a very flourishing conition : The congregation was organized in Xewberry hall on Easter Sanday, 1893, with a charter inembership of 40 ; nee tiien the accessions were by bapisin, 18; by confitination, 21; by leter and renewal of profession, 62; otal, 141. The losses were as folows : Charter membera who never lecame active and whose ñames were ropped from the rol, 4; bydeath, 2; )y letter, 1 1 ; by reinoval without leter, 13; total losses, 30. Present resient couiinunicant meinbership, 111; nfant baptisms, 35 ; inarriages solemïized, 14; funerala attended, 14; enollmtjnt of Sunday school, 104; members of Y. P.S. C. E., 29; total ainount f the nii.-sionary and benevolent conributions, $368.09 ; the treasurer's rejort sliowed that the receipts for the ear were $4,874.72; disbnrseméuts, 4,819.49; balance on haud, $55.23. ,