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missionary lRews'

~ be ~ffictal ~rgan

of the '!Dtocese of Blgorna

II

ARCHBISHOP The MOST REV. GEORGE THORNELOE, D.D. D.C.L., Sault St. Marie.

DIOCESAN OFFICERS

The VEN. GOWAN GILLMOR, D .D . A. C. BOYCE, Esq., ICC., D.C.L., Archdeacon of Algoma,

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.

The HEV. CANON PIERCY, Clerical Secretary of the Synod,

STUIlGEON FALLS, Onto

CAPT. J.. 13. WAY, Lay Secretary of the SY110d,

SAULT STE. MARIE, Onto

J . A.WORRELL, Esq., KC., D.C.L., H on . Treasurer (of Invested Funds),

TORONTO, Onto

Chancellor of Diocese, OTTAWA,Ont.

The REV. F. 'V. COLLOTON, Treasurer of the Synod,

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.

A. ELLIOT Esq., Han . Registrar. SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.

The ItEV. 13 . P. FULLER, Princ ipal of the India~ Homes.

SAULT STE. MAllIE, Onto

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DEATH OF MRS. LLWYD

On Thursday, the 4th May, at the home of her son-in-law,

]vh·. lVfackie Kinton, a t Huntsville, there passed to her rest one VdlO has been most intima t ely connected with the life of that

town fo ~' the past t hirty-eight years, Mrs . Emma Llwyd, widow

of the first A r chd eacon of Algom.a, the Rev. Thomas Llwyd. Her

unassuming, gentle ch a ra cter , both a s the mother of a large fam­

ily of sons and daughte rs, a nd as the faithful and loyal wife of

a most earn est an d hard-wo rkin.g clergyman, furnished her with

countless opportunities t o g ive evidence of the many virtues which

:-,he possessed to a notable d egree . :M rs. L lwyd was b orn in England in 1838, and accompanied

her husband and fam ily to Canada in the spring of 1874, dwelling for a few months a t Galt, Ontario, and from thence coming to ~\fuskoka, whe r e, in the arduous life on a bush farm, lNere under­gone many of the di ffi culti es and experiences of the early pion­eer life of this country. A fter two y ears her husband was ordained and appointed incumbent of Gravenhurst by the late Bis,hop Fauguier, and t h e next eight years were devoted to the duties of an earnest co-wo rker with h er husband in that town. But in 1884 a call came f rom t he n ew and growing village of Huntsville,

. and from that time H unt sville has always been the home· of some rn ember of t he Llwydfa mily . .

The fune r a l took pla ce in All Saints' Cemetery, Huntsville, a fte r a most in"lpressiYe se rvi ce in the church, where the Rector, the Rev. P. J . K: Law sp ok e most feelingly of the character of the departed . H e r h usband predeceased her o.n the 18th July, ] 9 0 3, in his sixty-sixth year, a nd she is survived by five sons and t hree daughters : t h e Ver y Rev . J. P. Derwent Llwyd, D.D., Dean l)f Nova Scotia; :Mr. T. D. D. Llwyd, Toronto; Mrs. Mackie Kinton, Huntsville; :Mrs . W. B. Magnan, Denver, Colorado; the Rev. A. it. L lwyd, Bishop's Commissary, Port aul Prince, Haiti, \Y.1.; the R ev. H . J . L lwyd , .Muskegee, Oklahoma; Mrs. E. J. Ecclestone, Huntsville, and Mr. H. B. D. Llwyd, Toronto. One ~on, Charlewood, fo r m an y years the beloved blind organist of A ll Saints' Chur ch, died some years ago.

- "The Huntsville Forest~r."

~fr . Julian Srncdley of Ri chards' L a nding on St . Joseph's r,,,]and,who has su ccess fu lly complet ed hi s fir st y ear a s a student i n Divinity at Trinity Colleg e, Toronto, is in charge of the ser­'l' jces at Torrance and ~f o rtim e r's Point for the summer months.

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Published Monthly Sault Ste. Ma rie, Ont., May-.J Llnc, 1922 50 cents per annum

"GOD SO LOVED"

.. A Chul'ch of England m issiona r y magazinc makc., t h c follow­

i llg spirited comlllent npon "interest" in the Church's missionary

w ork:

"Please don 't be 'interested' in f oreign missions! That is

s llch a painful expr ession. You could he interested in a book, or

i ll a piece of needle-work, hut not in missionary work. The word

is altogeth e r unsuitabl e . Suppose God. had been m e rely 'inte rest­t~ d' in us."

According to IV hat is probably t h e most fan~iliar of all pre ,""

cious passages in th e N e vV 'Testament, our r edemption was 'wrought

bl~ caLl~e God so loved us t h at He gave to the uttermost for our

,.,alvation. Th e trage.dy · of miss ions is that some Christians are

l)llly interested and many others ' a r e not inte r es t ed at all. If we

wc re on fir e for God, if we loved souls, "inte r es t ," in th.e Church's

lIl iss ion would indeed b e a painful and feeble expression. Fancy

t he lot of a ehild whose niother ,"vas only inte rested in it ; picture

t h e state of a parish whose r ector was anim a t ed by anything less than zeal for the Kingdom of God. And pity t h e communicant

t o whom the Church 's mission is not suprem e, whose giving is

Hot measured by love to the point of self-sacrifice.

"God ' so loved that H;e gave."

- "St. Andrew's Cross."

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I DIOCESAN NEWS I

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ST. PETER'S MEMORIAL CHURCH OPENED

The opening of the n e w St . ..Peter's Church, Sault Ste. ]vIarie, was _ to have taken place on the 23rd F'ebrua:ry, and the A rchbishop, who was in the midst of a visitation in the Parry Sound district, came back especially for the occasion. But a very sever e snow storm, lasting throughout the night of the 22nd and t h e following day, filled the roads to such an extent that it _Was impossible to hold the service:

The delayed ceremony took place on the evening of Thurs­day, lYlarch 9th, and was attended by a congregation which taxed . th e capacity of the building. The service consisted of Chora.l Evensong, with a sermon b y the Archbishop. The Re'V. ~ P. F. Bull, the Rev. B. P. Fulle r, the Rev. W. H Hunter, the · Rev. E. II. C. Stephenson, and the R ev. F. 'iV. Colloton were present, and ass ist ed the V en. Archdeacon Gillmor in the· service.

Several members of St. John's Choir united with the regular Choir of St. P et er's,and a large number of friends from neighbor­mg parishes joined with St. Peter's congregation on this happy occasion.

The building is a very . attractive one indeed. The interior ilnish is wood throughout. All the d etail work shows the utmost care in finishing, and refle cts the greatest credit on the builder, i\fl' . Ramey.

Esp ecially worthy of m ention are the b eautiful east window, fo rm erly in the Church at Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, and the fine painbng of the C rucifixion, for both of which, as well as for much financial assistance, the church is indebted to friends .in England.

CONSECRATION OF ST. SAVIOUR'S, DESBARATS

Arrangements had been made for the Consecration of the I

dHll'ch at D esbarats to take place on Sunday, the 22nd January,

hut a t e rrific blizzard) which raged throughout the preceding

Hi g ht) buried t h e roads und er d eep snow drifts, and rendered ap­

proach to the church jmpossible . So the Archbishop had to r e­turn h ome without perfotming the ceremony.

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But a fortnight later, On F ebruary 5th, at 11 a.m., the Church of the Holy Saviour was solemnly "set apart from all profane and common uses" and dedicated to the worship of Al­mighty God. The service was most impressive, and there was a large attendance.

In the after-noon a Confirrllation was held. The Archbishop's addresses on both occasions were listened to with rapt attention.

Great credit is due to the congregation of this church, which, under the devoted leadership of the incumbent of the mission of .Bruce :Mines, the Rev. P. B. de Lom, has not on~y paid off a long $tanding debt on the church, but also greatly improved the inter­ior of the building. Mr. E. R. Leslie Holland, B.A., the , organist, is a tireless ""vorker in the interests of the mission. He has r ecently been granted a lay reader's license, and is doing excellent work.

GRA VENHURST

The services on Easter Day at St. James' Church were w ell ,

attended, and were a source of much encouragement and spirit­

ual refreshment. The Rev. Canon Allman, B.Sc., the R ector officiated at four services, and the choir gave an excellent lead to the inspiring Easter hymns. The number of communicants wa la rge and the offerings generous.

On Easter :Monday the aimual vestry meeting was held, and well attended. Dr. C. D. Parfitt, the Rector's Warden, presented the financial statement, which s'howed considerable advance ove r t h e previous year, although the accounts had only broken even. Gratifying reports were also read from the Woman's Auxiliary, the Sunday School, the Junior AuxiHary, and the Parish H ·all Committee. Dr. Parfitt and lVIr. Robert Fielding were r e-appoint­ed churchwardens, and cordial votes of thanks were tendered them, and also the various organizations and officers, for their services in the cause of the Church. A unanimous vote of thanks was also tendered the Rector, to which he replied briefly; and with the Benediction ended a very harmonious and SllCcessful meeting.

'iV e regret to ] earn that the R ev. J. D. Grang'er has been compelled to ask for an extended leave of absence on account of iii-health, and that he and his family have r eturned to England. vVe trust the rest and change may be b en eficial to him, and that he may return full y res tored to h ealth.

THE ALGOMA MISSIONARY NEWS

IN j\IEMORIAl\1

R EV. CANON FROST

In th e d eath of Canon Frede rick Frost on the 24.th of April,

] 022 , w e h avc lost ()11l' senior missionary in the Diocese . of Al -goma.

H e was born in England on January 26th, 1851 , and came to Canada fro m Ware, H ertfordshire, in 1872. H e commenced hi s

g'1'eat and long ,vorl<: as lay missionary with the Indians at Garden

River in October of t hat year. H e received Bishop Fauquier's

] icense the follo"\vin g year, immediately after the consecration of

t h c first Bishop of this Diocese . In May, 1877, he changed his

ii eld of work to Sheguiandah, on the M anitoulin Island, with

THE ALGOMA M~ONARY NEWS 55

Indian congregations at that place, and a lso at Spanish River,

Birch Island, Whitefish River, Killarney, Collins Inlet and French

Hiver; and having English congregations as well in that 'widely

extended field. He visited on different occasions and taught the

Indians on Lake Nipigon and the north sho r e of Lake Superior.

He was ordained by Bishop Sullivan, D eacon June 3rd, 1883,

!lnd Priest, October 4th, 1885, at St. Luke's, Sault Ste . Marie. H e

worked in the Sheguiandah field until July, 1897, when h e return­

~~1 to Gardell River, where h e lived until May, 1907. He then

gHve up Indian work, and took charge of the beautiful mission

of Rosscau, 'with all English-speaking people, on the l\1uskoka

.Lakes, where he continued until .March, 1918, when his health

broke down, and he retired from active service.

He ' was made Honorary . Canon by Bishop (now Archbishop)

Thorneloe in 1906. H e "vas the author of a most interesting book,

" Sketches of Indian Life," sho~ving very g r aphically the lives alld

habits of the Indians among whom h e laboured. H e was the edi­

tor of the Ojibway Hymn Book (S.P.C.K.).

Canon ' Frost was twice married. Of the first family (thrc

sons and two daughters) one son is living in British Columbia,

and ~me daughter, :Mrs. Allen, resides in Sault Ste. JYlarie. Of the

.;;econd family the re survive the w idow, a son and a daughter who

live together at Rosseau, a nd one daughte r, the younger, is mar­

I·jed and settled there .

Canon Frost lived nearly fifty years in the Diocese of AI­

g~ma, and of that period thirty-five years wer e spent among the lndians. vVith him it was neve r a matter of stipend or position, but entirely the saving and keeping of precious souls. His work among the Ojibway Indians w~s of the best, the truest, and his knowledge of their language was perfect, so that h e could send home into their h earts the glorious truths of Christ. Indeed hIs ];:nowledge of Ojibway was so thorough that h e certainly thought in that language, and expressed himself, and often with consid­e l'able humour, in the quaint manner of the Inp.ian.

He lies buried in the secluded little cemetery near Rosseau, :tad his grave is surrounded by the thick foliage of the maples ; and stretching away for miles lies the wonderful beauty of the M uskoka lakes. Our dear brothe r has been called home, and we bhall meet him again amid beauty f a r , far g r eater.

- G. G.

THE ALGOMA MISSIONl\RY NEWS

DIOCESE OF ALGOMA

REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF SYNOD

For the Y ear 1921

BALANCE SHEET

31 st D ecember, 1921

DR. CR. Cana.dian Hank of Co mmerce:

Current Account ..... ........... : ....... ..... .. ....... .... $ Savings, General ... .. .......................... . Savings, Students' Loan ..... .. ............ .. . Savings, Ch. & Pars. Loan ................. .

7,731. 68 5,199.11 2,720.81

928.36 $ 1p,579.9G

Investments, Honorary Treasurer .............. ................. .............. ..... 253,304.83 Investments, Victory Bonds ........... .. .. .. .......... .. .. ... .. .. ............. ....... . 3,600.00 Diocesan Expense Fund .......................... ,. ............................... ............... 708.43 Episcopal Income .. .... .................. .... .. ..... '... .... .... .. ....................... .. .. ........ 123.14, Gravenhurst Chaplaincy ............. ... ..... .. ...... .... .. ......... .. .... .................. 229.70 Missionaries' Transportation Fund .... .. .... .... ....................... ...... .. . 702.45 Bills Payable (,freas. I-louse and Office) ....... ............... 2,] 80.00

CR. In hands of Hon. Treasurer:

Bp. Sullivan Mem. Sus. Fd . ............. $ 116;182.11 Bishophurst Endowment .......... .. .. 2,899.4 '7 Episcopal Endowment ..... ..... .. ................ .. 63,825.28 Superannuation Fund ....... .......................... 37,80'j,.78 'Widows & Orph,ans Fund ................... 32,593.] 9

In hands of Treasurer of Synod: Bp. Sullivan Mem. Sus. Fd . ........ .... $ Episcopal Endowment ............................. . Superannuation Fund .... ...... .. \Viflows & Orphans Funcl .........

A nglicnn Forward Movement Algoma Mission Fund

50.0·t 13.50

170.35 1 O ~1.. II,

Church and Parsonage Fund Chu rch and Parsonage Loan 'Fund ................ .............. .. Divinitv Students Loan Fund .................... .................. ........ . T. J. kenn edy Bequest .... ............ .......... ..... ..... ... ........ ... .. .. ............... .. Sir Piele Thompson Fund ........... .. .. ..... ............... .. M. S. C. C. . . ........................ ...... .. Specin l Pn l'poses .................. .. ...... ......... . 'freas. House & Office S inkin g Funtl Mrs. Pardoe (Note) ... ........ ............. .. .. ........... .. .. ... ..... ....... . Miss Cartwright (Note) ..... .. .. ........... .. .... ... .... .. ... .. Canad inn Bank of f'-'nm erce (Note) ..... . .......... .... ... .. ...... .

$277,4,28.5]

$253,3 04,. 83

338. 03 2 04,.82

o,A9:3.45 80.00

928.36 5 ,770.81

266.68 446.40 H3.32

6,598.23 273.58 650.00 480.00

1,050.00

$ 277,4,28.51

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RECEIPTS AND SOURCES

Dioese of Algoma Income Up. Sulliv a n Mem. SustentCltion Flll1d

Incorne Episcopal Endowment Fund Income SlIperannuation Fund .... lncollle "Widows & Orphans Fund" ......... . M. S. C. C . .... . English A.lgoma As":"ciation S. P. G . ............... . . C. & C. C. S. Porninion "V. A . ............ . Algoma W. A .. Local Branches \i\' . A. Church & Parsonage Loan Fund ,R epayments Sfn(lents Loan Fund Repayments

'" nglican Forward Movement Djncese of Ottawa (Chisholm)" .. F01' Gr<1venhurst Chaplaincy:

Dioces of Otta.wa ........ .. ........... .. ... .......... .. ... . .... ... , ................. .. ... $ Diocese of Toronto Diocese of Niagara .................. .. .. ...... .. Diocese of Huron .. .. .. .... ..... .......... ...... .. ....... .. .. .. ... .. .. ......... .. . Diocese of Ontario .... .......... .. .. .... ..... . .... .... .... ..... .. .. .

nent, Treasll rer's Hou se

Interest ....... Estate T. cT. Kennedy .... . Procceds of Note, Bnnk of COHllllc)'ce 11. C. Hlachfonl Bequest .. . . . ............. .. ..

.. .. j

.. .. .. ~ .. $ 11,075.53

5,443.31

3,080.31 1,380.00

200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 13(:;.79

806,25 3,580.50

7,856.50 3,526.14

333.24

1,300.00 2,5@2.39

217.00

760. 70

268.16

11,188.30

100.00

9:36.7 9 120.00 528. 74,

2 0.0 .00

General Synod .. ... ; ... .. Hefund

. ...... :.\ ................... .... -- ................. .

1,1.')0.00

1,.000.00 15{81

53.35 E. C. Whitney ......... .. . Dr. Hamilton, (~l1('bec

Chapel of the Intercession, Llew ellyn Bea ch .. ..... Heceive(l for Indian Homes (frolll ol1tsilie Diocese) .... .. .. Othe l' donations .. .. .. .. ........ .. .. .. .. .. .... .. ...... .............. ...... .. .. ....... .. .. .. ..... .. ..... .... ..

Total receiyed by Treasurer of Synod

Ad(litions to invested funds ill hands of Hon. TreaSll1'e1': Bp. Sl111ivan Mem. S11S. Flllld ...... ........ .. .. .. .. ...... .. ......... $ . Bi8hophurst Endowlnent ... .. ...... .. ............. .... .......... .......... .. .. Episcopal Endown'lent .. .. .... .. . .... .. .. .. .. .... ......... .. .... . _ .. .... .. ........... . SlIperannllation Fund ...... .. ... .... .. .... .... .. ................ . \Vidows & Orphans Fund M" l'eellu8 Cromhie 'leg-acy (for Supel'an. Fund)

793. 56 154.07

10.00 526.92 535.96

1,0] (i.57

1,000.00 4 00.00

103.55 244.62

890.'77

... $ 60,203.96

3,037.08

$ (j3,24.I .04,

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REC,EIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

Balances, 1st .Jan. 1921, Canadian Bank Current Account .. .................... ......... .. ... .. .... $ . Savings Account, General ......... ......... . Savings Account, Students Loan .. .

of Commerce: 3,68(>'39 8,879.62 3,152.00

Savings Accollnt, Ch. & Pars. Loan

Receipts

Bp. SlIlIivan Memorial Sustentataion Fund Episcopal Endowment . .... ... .... .... .. .............. .. ... .. ... . . Superannltation Fund ................ .. ........ ..... ... .. . 'Widows & Orph;llls Fund .. ...................... .

7.38

Anglican Forward Movcment ...................... ..... .. ... .. .. .. ..... ... .......... . Episcopal Illcome . . .. .. .. .............. ............. ..... ........... . Algoma :Mission Fund ........... . .................................. ........ ............. . Diocesan Expellse Fund . ........ .......... ..... ... .. ........ ... ........... . Church and Parsonage Fund ........... ...................... ..... . Church and Parsonage Loan Fllnd ... ..... ........ .......................... . Divinity Students Loa n Fund ... .... ................. ....... .. ......... ............. . 'lVI. S. C. C. . ............ ............. ............... ... ... .. ..................... ............. . Indian Homcs .. ............ .. ............................ ..... .................... .... ... ...... ... . Gravenhn rst Chaplaincy .... .. ................ .... .. . ............. .. .. .. ....... ... .... .. .. .... . Treaslll'cr's House and Office .. .. .... . . Treaslt l'el"s House and Office Sinking Fllnd Special PII rpnses ... ..... ,.. .. .... .. .. ......... .. ...... ...... .. ...... ... . T. J . K e nnedy Beqllest .. .. .. .. .. ............ ... .. ........... .

$ 15,72.5.39

288.(l7 100.00

1,608.20 86l.25

11,188.30 3,080.31

24,376.85 2,799 .. 1<8

109.77 872.83 506.10

3,436.28 1,452.49

936.79 2,279.11

235.54 .5,871.99

200.00 - --- -- $ 75,929 .35

Disbursements

lip. Sullivan Mt'lIlorial Sustentation Fund, inn·sted .$ 646.40 100.00 Episcopal Endowment Fllnd, invested .... .... .. ...... ..

Sllpel'annuatinn FUJI(1: In\'estec1 .. .. .. ............. .. .. ....... .................. .... $ Annuities .... . ...... ..

'Vidnws & Orphans Fund: Invested ....... .... ........ .... ........ . . ....... $ Anmlities ............ .. ....... ..... .... .. .

-\nglicnn Forward Mov·ement:

454.58 1,373.75

100.00 796.25

Invested . .. ......... ................... .. $ 13,862.66 Expenses............ .. ... .. ........ 87.50

Episcopal Income ........ .. .......... .. ............. . Alg'oma Mission Fund ........ ...................... . Diocesan Expense Fund ........................... . Missionaries' Transportation Fund .... ........................... . Church and P a l'sonag'e Fund .. ... .. .......................... .. Chu rch & Parsonage Loan Fund .... .. .... .............. .... . Divinity Stud e nts Loan Fund:

Invested ....... ... ............ ....... $ I,nan s

M. S. C. C. fndian Homes ........ ..... .... . . T. J. Kennedy Befluest

970.61 230.00

1,828.'33

896.25

13,950.16 2,934.50

20,199.44 3,78l.91

663.25 342.,52

.25

1,200.61 3,322.42 1,681.42

200.00

THE ALGOMA MISSIONARY NEWS

Gravenhurst Chaplaincy ....................... ..... ... .. ..... ................... ... ....... ... . 1,112.43 1,000.00

181.96 5,307.54

Commerce :

Treasurer's House' and Office ..... ......... . ... ... .................. .. ........... . T)·eas~ll"er's I-louse and Office Sinking Fund ............. . Specia l I'u rposes ....... ....... ....... . ...... ......... ............ . Balances, 31st December, 1921, Canadian Bank of

Current Account ... ................. . .. .. ......... $ 7,731.68 Savings, General 5,199.11 Savings, Stndents Loan .... 2,720.81 S a vings, Ch. &, PHI'S. Loan 928.36

16,579.96

59

------- $ 75,929.3t5

ALGOMA MISSION- FUND Receipts

BAlAnce, 1st .}nnllary. 1921 Dio('('se of Algoma:

Apporti()nments 1920 " 1921

Acct. Stipen(l quotas ..... ...... ...... ...... .

... $ 534.7 7 1,909.69

M8.!)9

~llC()Ill(, Hp. SlIlli\'nn Mem. Sustentation Fund ... . jVL. S. C. C ....................... ...... . ]':nglish Algoma Assoeiation S. P. G . ... ..................... ........ . C. & C. C. S .......... ............ . I'lgoma "V. A. and Branches ... ... ... .. ............ . Dominion \\T. A. for work in Terniskaming DioC'ese of Ottawa (Chisholm) North Bn~r. special ... ... ................ . ] .I ewelhn Deach .. .. .................. ... .... . . Legncy: per C. & C. C. S. . ..... .. .. ....... ... ... .................... . J,)()nations Iln(l s undries

... $ 3,765.]3

2,893.45 5,477.68 3,580.50 (i,632.68 . 3,312.71

91.00 1,243.75

300.00 100.00 250.00 103.55 24g.24 Hi 1.07

---- $ 2~,153 . 76 Disbursements

Stipen(l Grants .................. .. ......................... .... . .. $ 20,521.46 On acct. Treasurer's stipend ................ .... ................... .. ... ............. 225.00 Diocesa n Expense Fund, 5% income ........... ......................... 244.50 On acct . Gravenhurst Chaplaincy ... ...... ........... .. .... ,...... ......... .. 162.50 Nipigon Expenses .............................. ........................... 77.82 Sundries .......... " ........... .................................... .................................... _..... 29.03 Hnlance on hand, 31st December, 1921 6,893.45

---- $ 28,153~ 76

CHURCH AND PARSONAGE FUND Receipts

H:linl1c(', 1st .Tnnuary, U)21 ....... .... .... . Dominion "V. A. Slln(lries

. ... .. ................. .. $ aoo.oo 105.00

17.52 ----- $

Disbursements P fH"t Cading Church . New Liskearcl .Taxes \\~hite H i"er Parsonage ... ....... . Sturgeon F~lJs Parsonnge BnlanC'e. 31 st DeC'ember 1921

. ... .. $ 100.00 52.52

150.00 4.0.00 . 80.00

----- $

4.22.52

4.22.52

00 l'HE ALGOMA MISSIONARY NEWS

DIOCESAN · EXPENSE FUND

Receipts

!)% in co m e 011 in vest ed funds .. ... ....... .. .......... .... ...... ........ .... ..... $ Assessments, parishes a nd missions ..... .. ............. ... ......... ... .. .. Tra nsfe n ed from A lgoma Mission Fund, on acct.

'l' r eaSlll' l" r 'S stipend ....... .. .................. .. ....................... .. Ge neral Synod, printing jorms .. .. .... ....... .... ... .. .. .. ................ .. . D r . ba lance, 31st Decembe r 1921 ........... .......... ....... ...... ..

Disbursements

Or. Balance, ' lst Janu a ry 1921 ... ...... . ,..... ......... .. .... .. $ 'i'rea Sll r er' s Stipend . __ . . ................................ .............. . ()tf ice B ent ........ .......... .. ... .............. .. .......................... ..... . Po st age and exchange ... .. ......... .......................... .. 'l' eleg rall1S ....... .... ........................... ........ .. ..... . Printing .... .. ........................... .. O Jfice Suppl ies ......... .. .... .. ................... ... __ ............. ..... . 'l'i'easu l'cr's bond a nd a uditing accts. . ... .... ...................... ... . "Algoma Miss ionary News" ... . ~ ............ ............. .............. .. ........ ..... . Secreta I'Y' s exp e nses . .. .. .................. .......................... .... .. l<':xpe nses re ordina.tions .. .... ... " ...... .. ~" ..... ........................ .. .... ....... .. .... . Taxes :

B ish ophu r st ''' ''''''''''''' ....... ..... .... ....................... $ 890.82 1G Forest Avenll e .... .. ... .. .. ............. .. .. .. ... . 117.Sfi N ipig'on lands . .. ... , .............. "..... 3.50

Gf'n er a l Sy nil d Expenses ....... .. ............ . .... .. .... .. .................. . ...... ...... .. (i I'ant for expenses re Innd t itl es

SUPERANNUATION FUND

Receipts

Hnlanc e, 1st Janua n ' 1921 (TI·ens. of Sy nod) ............ $ Hcee iv ecl 1'1'0111 Cle r·g.y .... .. " .. .......... . ... . .............. .. .... .. .... .... . n ecf'i vecl h orn pa ri shes a nd miss ion s .... ......... . Hccei ved frolllEngl ish Algom a Associat ion Hece ived from H O Il. T reasure r fo r a nnuities ..

Disbursements

Tra nsfe rred to Dio . Expe nse Fund, 5% Pa id nn nu iti es :

He v. Cano n Young ........... .. ...... . .. .............. $ R ev. Canon Frost ...... .. ................. .. .... .. ..... . R ev. Canon Boydell ................ ..... .. .. ......... .. ·Rev. L. Sluclair ........ .... ..... .......................... .. He v . . A. T. Lowe .... ...................... ... ... "" ...

In vested in Victory Bonds

in come .. __ $

300.00' 300.00' 300,00 300.00 180.0'0

Sent to Hon. Treasu re r for in \-estment ..... ........ ............. .. Bala nc e, 31 s t December 1921 ... ... ............ .. .............. .... .. ...... .. ... ..

403.98 :?,790.82

225.00 8.66

70S.43

234.98 1,4.25.00

120.00 107.00

44.99 55 .74-40.10 27.00

225 .00 110.00 48.90

1,012.1 8 676.00

10.00

403.83 152.05 155.36

6.35 1,380.00

92.66

1,380.00 254.58 200.00 170:35

$ 4.,13(L89

$ 4,,1 36.89

$ 2,097.59

$ 2,09 7.59

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WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND

Receipts

B alan ce, 1s t Janu a ry 1921 (Treas. of Synod) ...... $ h eceived from Clergy.... .. ..... .. .. .. ....... . Iteceived from Hon. Treasnrer for annuities .. ....... ..... ..

75. 96 185.00 806.2.5

61

- -- $ 1,06 7.21

Disbursements

Transferred to Dio. Expense Fund, 5% income .... .. $ Paid to annuitants .. .......... ... ....... .. ~ient to Hon. Treasurer for investment ...... : Balance, 31st December 1921 .... ... .... ... ....... ....... .. .. .. .

GOUDREAU

66.82 796.25 100.00 10'4.14

$ 1,06 7.21

Goudreau, on the Algoma Central Railway, is a busy place these days, as important gold discoveries hav e b een made there, and a "gold rnsh" is in progress. It is early yet to speak of the future prospects of the camp, but ' at present everything looks hopeful.

This is part of the wide territorY embraced in the Rev. C. C. S impson's mis sion, apd he has been paying periodical visits to (ioudreau for some time past. Recently he has had the valuable assistance of .Mr. H. Priestly Brock, who has come' from England within the past few months, and is 'a prospective candidate for Holy Orders. H e is at present employed in secular work at (Jaudreau but has, with the approval of the Archbishop and Mr. Simpson, begun regular services and a Sunday School. Both efforts have met with the most encouraging success.

vVork such as this in new places counts for much, in el evat­ing the life of the community, and in laying foundations for the Church in the future.

The H. ev. T. V. L 'Estrange, who has b een doing very s:uccess­fulwork in the Port Arthur missions, has b een granted leave of a btience t o unde rtake t emporary work in ~lintreal, where h e is ~10"'\, a"qsisting th e R ev. J . . i\ .. O sborn in his work at St. Columba's.

The H. ev . P. B. d e Lom and :1\1rs . ,d e Lom of Bruce :Mines intend to leave shortly for a brief visit to England. During Mr. de Lom's absence the services in the Bruce Mines Mission will he in charge of ~JL E. H. Rudge of Toronto.

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THE WIDOWS & ORPHANS FUND OF THE DIOCESE OF ALGOMA

As required by Canon 9, the Treasurer of Synod lllakes the followin g slatclllent in regard to this fund:

Th e The The The Th e The The The

AllIount of Fund, Dec. 31, 1921 .......... .. ... ..... ..... ... .. .... .. .. .. . . .... .. $32,593.19 Amount of Incom e .. ........ ............ ....... .

Archbishop

ANNUITANTS

Mrs. Chowne .............. ........... ... ................... ... $150.00 Mrs . Sulli va n ...... ........................ .. ...... ..... .. 125.0.0

100.00 100.00

Mrs. Pardoe Mrs. Ulbricht

CONTIUJrU'l'ORS

of Algol1la Th e Rev . \Ten . Archdeacon Gillmor Th e Re v. Rev. Canon Allman The lle v. Rev. Canon Hazlehurst Th e Re\,. R ev. Canon Piercy The Re\" . R ev. Canon Young Th e R ev . Hev. C. 'iV. Balfour The Rev. Rev. F. W. Colloton

1,440.40

H. H. Flcrr!in g F. H. Hind's W. H. I-Ill nter D . . A. Johnston F. G. Sherring H. A. Sims L. Sinclair

THE SUPERANNUATION FUND OF THE DIOCESE OF ALGOMA

The Treasurer of Synod makes the following statement in rega rd to t hi s fund:

Arnollnt of Fund, D ec. 31, 1921 ........ ...... . ... .. .... ...... ............... $37,804.78

Amount of Income .... ' .. ..... ............ ................ .. ..... ... ... .......... 1,923.7 9

ANNUITANTS

Th e R ev. Canon Youn g ............. ......... . $300.00

Th e ltev . Ca.non Boydell ........ ... 300.00

The ltev. L. Sinclair ....... ...................... 300.00

The R ev. A. T. Lowe .......................... .... 180.00

CONTRIBUTORS

Th e Archbishop '01' AlgOllla. The Rev ;- -n . P . F ullcr The Yen. Archdeacon Gillrnur The Rev. F. H. Hincks The Hev. Canon Allman Th e !lev. \ iV. H. Hunter The Rev. Canon Burt Th e Re v. H. F . Hutton The Rev. Canon Hazl ehll rst Th e R ev. I-I . Peeling The Rev. Canon Piercy The Rev . J. C. Popey The Hev . C. ~! . Balfour The Rev. F. G. Sherring The Hev . F . W . Colloto n Th e Rev. C C Simpson The Rev. \V. C. Dun.n Th e Rev. H. A. Sims The Rev. R. H. Flemin g Th e Rev. John Tate

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Receipts by the Treasurer of Synod for the Months of March and April 1922.

ALGOMA MISSION FUND

C. & C.C.S., balance legacy, $256.63; Dio. of Ottawa (Chisholm) $25.00; ~f.S.C.C., $14it3.75; Ernest G~ipper, $178.00; Algoma W.A., $301.80 (for two catechists) $800.00, (for increased stipends) $122.00.

Apportionments: \Vebbwood, $6.00; Shingwauk Chapel, $3'.25; Schrei­I,er, $31.55; Silverwater, $5.18; Sheshigwaning, $1.36; Capreol, $2.90; Nairn, $4.51; Espanola, $2.60; Magnatawan, $6.85; Bala, $3.93; New Liskeard, ~57.00; Haileyhury, $134.93; Dorion, $8.52; Bruce Mines, $28.00; South River, $6.00; Milford Bay, !j)5.3.5; Gravenhurst, $35.00; Broadbent, $10.00; St. Luke's, Sault Ste. Marie, $125.00; Grand Bay, $3.00.

On Acct. Stipends: Magnatawan, $26.15; . Tarentorus, $17.00; Spruce­d(1le, $10.00; St. Peter's, Sault Ste. Marie, $60.00; St. Luke's ·Pro-Cathedral, $] 10.00.

M.S.C.C. APPORTIONMENT

Sudbury, $2.35; High Falls, $1.21; New Liskeard, $18.00; St. Luke's Pro-Cathedra!, $200.73; Powassan, $25.00; Thessalon, $17.22; W ebbwood, l!; 12.78; Nairn, $3.97; Espanola, $3.73; Milford Bay, $3.38; Gravenhurst, *39.14; Copper Cliff, $14.90; Cobalt, $96.52; North Bay, $179.86; Silver­water, $6.00; Sheshigwaning, $4.00; Schreiber, $29.05; St. Thomas', Fort \Villiam, $26.00'; Tarentorlls, $2.00; Worthington, $11.02; Nipigon, $8.02; Dorion, $9 .. 57; Grand Bay, $3.00.

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DIOCESAN EXPENSE FUND ASSESSMENT Magnatawa n, $1,.00; Sturgeon Falls, $23.05; Kearney, $7.92; Spruce­

oale, ~20.62; E msdal e, $3.63; D epot Harbour, $6.40; Copreol, $ 'k20; Port Carlin g, $34.70; Daysvill e, $8.50; Massey, $11.43; 'Valford, $6.00; Cobalt, ~,M,A3; Ros.sean, $ 't7.10; North Bay, $157.35; St. Luke's Pro-Cathedral, ~2 07.3 5 ; Schreiebr, $ 22.00; Grand Bay, $2.00; St. Peter's, Sault Ste. Marie, ;;; 10.00; Ufl'in gton , $4 .. 87.

INDIAN HOMES Miss Fremlin and Miss Devan, per C. & C.C.S., $26.S9; S.P.G., . $53.5S.

BP. SULLIVAN MEM. SUS. FUND Mrs. Gibson, Sault Ste. Marie, $10.00; Miss E. M. Bieber, Toor~to, $1.00.

\VIDOWS & OnPHANS FUND 'Re,· . F . G. Sh erring, $2.50; W. J. Thompson, $4.00.

TREASURER'S HOUSE & OFFICE ,Dr. J .Hamilton, for Miss R Hamilton, $400.00.

EPISCOPAL ENDOWMENT FUND !AIgom a W.A., $ 100.00.

GRA VENHURST CHAPLAINCY Dio . of Otta wa, $50.00.

CHURCH & PARSONAGE LOAN FUND Pl'occc c\ !O Sa le of l.J fT"oro Church Builcling, $25.00.

ANGLICAN FOR'VARD MOVEMENT E velyn Macrae, Commissioner, (contribution of Miss Gaviller),

S100.00.

SPECIAL., PURPOSES Archb ishop's D isc reti.on--- J . Elliott, Belleville, $25.00; Algoma \V.A.,

~57.00; St. Luke's Pro-Cathedral G.A., $200.00; St. Stephen's Guild, $35.75. Jewish Missions- vV alford, $1.50; Nairn, $3 .61; \Vebbwood, ' $1.85;

Ha ysvill e, $3 .00; Ma,2:natawan, $4 .20; Milforo Bay, $5.10; Massey" $1.50; Crnvenhl1rst, $5 .00; Marksvill e, ' $3.35; Jo'celyn, $1.40; Richard's Landing, .i'O; Copper Cliff, $4 .00; Cobalt, $ 6.15; Rosseau, $5 .00: Capreol, $1.20; Korth Bay, $15.00; St. Luke' s Pro-Cath.edral, $28.00; Silverwater, $2.00; Schreiber, $5.1.5; Emsc1al e, $6.14; porion, $2.25; Uffington, $l.10.

Jeru sal em and th e Ea st Mission- North Bay, $5.00. Archbishop' s Anniversary Fund--Algoma W.A., $1000.00.

Books for Students--Algoma vV.A. (life members), $36.61. Children of th e Algoma Missionaries- Alp;oma Junior vV.A., $3.00. S .P.C.K.- Sh eshigw aning, .66; Copper Cliff, $3.50. Social Sen'ice- B ala, $3.,,60; Schreiber, $3.05, Nipigon, $5.50; Dorion,

;f2 .15; Rosseau, $5 .00; Powassa n, $3.25; Chisholm, $1.00. H'1 ss ian F nrnin e, ("Save the Childl'en") - Blincl River, $18.35; Missan­

;;hi e, ~1. 80 ; K or ah , ~S.OO: Rev. P. B. and Mrs. de Lorn. $15.00; Brllce ;'\1in es, ~83 . 73 ; Desha r at s, $ IS .50; S . S. 3, Johnson, $6.27: Schreib~r, $63.00; .st. P et er's, Sanlt St e. Ma ri e, $ 19,8S: Gore Bay, $20.7S; Silverwater, $50.00; Sileshi g'wa nin p;, $ 3. 20; ' ·Vhite River. $6.70; Gravenhurst, $48.00; Bala, $i4.42; Sl!nclrinp;e, !il 13 .5 6: SOllth River, $4.2.00; FalkenbuJ'g' and Beatrice, $37.00 ; Wehbwn nrl. $24,,00 ; Espanola , $14.40; Nairn. $12 .00; Coniston, $20.00; Pffin g'tnn . ~ 12 .5 0; Nipi ft on, $26 .00; St. Joseph's Island, $60.35; Dorion, :;; 60.30; CoppeJ' Cliff, :);5.00; Cobalt, ~21.72; Biscotasing, $10.00 ; Gore Bay, ~ 1. 5 0.