l by a choral celebration of the Holy Eucharist, the ofi‘iciant being the Reverend Mr. Darling.._At 2 o’clock the funeral left the Church. The cross- bearer and two Acolytes vested in girdled albs preceded the Priest who was vested in surplice, hood, stole and biretta. The pail-bearers were six priests, the Rev.’s J.A. Kaulbach, D.C. Moore, C. Wiggins, F. Murray, V.E. Harris and TB. Reagh.108

The first Priest Incumbent for the Cathedral Church of Prince Edward

1 Island, St. Peter’s, was put to rest having served his people honestly and

‘ faithfully for sixteen years. He was instrumental in establishing a firm base

from which subsequent Incumbent Priests could broaden the Tractarian

recovery of the Catholic element within the worship life of the Anglican

Church on Prince Edward Island, and even as an influence Within the Diocese of Nova Scotia proper.

108. The Dailx Patti'int. Charlottetown, July 22nd, 1885.

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