Auxiliary . Throughout the lamented illness of Mr. L.W. Watson , the >rganist, Mrs. Edgar MacNutt and Mrs. Cosh kindly took charge of the muic while Professor Tanton chipped in and played the organ on Christmas Day Toward the end of the year a committee undertook charge of the Choir thereby relieving Canon Simpson of that responsibility. The highlight of the year was the Golden Jubilee celebration; held at St. Peter 's in the month of September. A number of distinguished gu<sts were present for the celebrations, including Bishop Osborne, who firs- visited Charlottetown in 1883, the Reverend W.H. Bullock , a longtime friend of the first Priest Incumbent, Father G.W. Hodgson , and who was present at the opening service of 1869, the Venerable F . W . Vr o o m , Archdeacon of Nova Scotia , the Reverend H. Scott - Smith, former Assistant Priest, the Reverend H.E. Bennett , and the Archbishop of Nova Scotia , who preached morning and evening on the Festival of St. Matthew. On Jubilee Day, a number of the former Assistant Priests were present, including the Reverend Dr. Hunt , A.E. Andrew , W.J. Cox , C.R. Harris , and J.V. Young of the Mission Church, St. John , N . B . "Other friends who could not be present during tbj Festival, preached for us either before or after. These included the Revexends E.A. Harris , G.W. Miner , C.F. Lancaster , Dr. Cecil Wiggins and the Reverend Canons ' Harris and Vernon".206 Bishop Osborne, SSJE, of Springfield , IIInois — St. Peter 's Cathedra] Archives 206. Diocesan Church Society Annual Report . 1919. 175