LOWER FREETOWN SUNDAY SCHOOL A combined Sunday School of residents of Lower Freetown was held during the period 1895 - 1896 in the Lower Freetown Hall.

Officers 1895 — 1896

Jesse S. Burns, Superintendent

George Burns, Assistant Superintendent Robert Patterson Burns, Secretary Marion Cairns, Assistant Secretary

N0. 1 Class: Jesse Burns, Teacher: R.P. Burns, S.A. Burns, W.A. Burns, George Burns, Edith Burns, Mabel Burns, Martha Burns, Marion Cairns, Jessie Cairns, Robina Cairns, Jennie Cairns, Belle Cairns, Janie J ardine, Hope Jardine, John A. J ardine, Clara Burns, Blanche Lidstone, Margaret Taylor,

Profit, Mrs. W.B. Taylor, Wm. Taylor, Miss MacMillan.

N0. 2 Class: Mrs. Caleb Taylor, Teacher: Roy Burns, Scott Jardine, John Delaney Jr., John W. Reeves, George Reeves, Elmer Delaney, Fred Reeves, Louise Burns, Janie Burns, Evey Silliker, Beulah Burns, Ila

M. Reeves, Udie Baker.

N0. 3 Class: Miss Annie Cairns, Teacher: Bea Cairns, Florrie Clark, Anna J ardine, Edith Reeves, Myrtle Burns, May Cairns, Lena Lidstone.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND Many of the residents of the Freetown area adhered to the Church of Scotland, some of whom attended services in the church at Wilmot Creek in the early days. Later some of these people attended the church at Cape Traverse, and also the Kirk in Summerside.

The mainstays of the Church of Scotland in Freetown were James Cairns and Abijah Burns.

FREETOWN UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL John Walker was the Superintendent of the Freetown Union Sunday School in 1919. Mrs. Robert C. Auld was the Superintendent ofthe Cradle Roll, 23 July 1919. The first name on the R011 was Claude Bigger

Stetson, born 10 April 1919.

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