Parish to 53. The average attendance at the celebra-tions of Holy Communion was thirty, with :he number of celebrations of Holy Eucharist having been increased to 19 for the year.

The Lord Bishop also visited Cherry Valley and confirmed 24 candidates there. A large new vestry was added after the Bishop’s visit and a festival was held at Church Point during August to raise money for the {purchase of an organ, which was to be installed prior to the conclusion of the year. Services there were held regularly except when the conditions of the road rendered travel impossible. Information concerning the recent arrival of a colony of 15 families from Newfoundlan d who had s e t t l e d i n M u r r a y Harbor was brought to the attention of the Reverend Mr. Lloyd. There was g r e a t e x cit e m e n t over the fact t h a t t h e y w e r e a l 1 members of st the Church of England.

Early in May the Church at M o u n t Stewart was placed under the charge of the Reverend T.H. Hunt (Deacon), also a teacher in the St. Peter’s Boys’ School. He began and

' Tie Rg‘h’érend Fied ’EiJ- timid, VAsSi‘stant Priest, Schoolmastglaiid continued to

served in the mission parishes. — St. Peter’s Cathedral Archives

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