Church Events, Continued.

St. Peter’s Day, — St. Peter’s consecrated as a cathedral.

1879

September 26, 1882 — Lightening strikes school room of St. Peter’s Church.

November 14, 1884 — Death of the Rev. L.C. Jenkins, aged 88. Buried in St. Peter’s Cemetery.

July 20, 1885 —— The Rev. G.W. Hodgson fell asleep, R.I.P.

May, 1886 — Unleavened bread used at the Holy Communion. December 25, 1886 — Benediction of new organ.

Sexagesima, 1887 — The Rev. James Simpson inducted as

Priest-Incumbent. May 1, 1887 — Hibbert, Bishop of Nova Scotia, fell asleep. R.I.P.

August 16, 1887 — Centennial of Colonial Episcopate celebrated. Sermon preached by the Rt. Rev. Charles Hamilton, Bishop of Niagara.

October 26, 1887 — Clerical Association formed at Crapaud.

St. Mark’s Day, — Frederic Courtney consecrated Bishop of Nova Scotia

1888 and her dependencies.

June 1, 1888 — The Bishop of Nova Scotia Visits Charlottetown.

June 2, 1888 — Cornerstone of Hodgson Memorial Chapel laid. by Bishop Courtney.

January 8, 1889 — Eucharistic vestments introduced.

Easter, 1889 —— White cope worn, first in the Province of Canada.

November 26, 1889 — Memorial Chapel opened.

Ash Wednesday, — Daily Eucharist begun. 1890

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