Day Missions l11nlj THE ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE JAMAICA BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY,
FOR THE YEAR 1914
OBJECTS.
The obj ects of the Society are to provide for the Spiritual Destitution of variow~ parts of this Island,-to· suppo.rt the Calabar Institution for the trainitig of Ministers, -to assist Sunday Schools,-to send the Gospel to Africa, Central America, and to the Islands by which we are·surrounded,
To aid ·Churches in the Jamaica Baptist Union in their Building Operations and to contribute to the Reserve Fund of the Jamaica Baptist Union.
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A. Ga KIRKHAM, Petersfield P.Oi,
SECRETARY •
•TAMArcA:
PRINTED BY TIlE GLEAN&P. Qo" LIMITEO, 148, 150& 152 H-arbour Street, Kingston. -"~. -.~~~- -~. - ~;'),.:r·_' c~;-'~·' ~; '- ~-:":'~'~~J "'"'~~ Officers anj .\lanagillg Committee for 1915~
TREASURER: RKY. 'Yo PRATT, M.A., KINGSTON P. O. SECRETARY: HEV. A. G. KIRKH_~M, PETERS FIELD P. O. HONORARY MEMBERS' REV. Join, KnwDo~, RF:v. S. J. WASHINGTON, REV. W. A. TUCKER:. EX-OFFICIO: HEV. J.T. DILLO~ CHAIRMAN ,JAMAICA BAPTIST UNION. REV. P. WILLIA~lS SECRETARY JAMAICA BAP'I'IS'.!.' UNIOI\ •. REV. Eo PRIC{<;, B.A., B.D. PRESlD~'T CALABAR COLLEGE. R~~v. W. HEAD SECRETARY SUNDA.Y SCHOOL SOCIETY •. ELECTED: REV. T. G. SO~I~RS, :R.EV. W. D. BROWN,. REV. W. P. SmLl~Y, REV. W. D. HENDERS(i}IN: Ih~v.• J. A. JONI~S. HEV. 11. L. WEBST.v.;R, I~Ey. U. E. HEND~H,SO)\. RKv. E. A. BgLL, 1{t;\'. D. M. ROBEltTS.
AUDITORS:
D. llALFOUlt, {<;stJ. .1. L. KING, ESll., B.A., LL.B.
RULES. I.-That the Society be designated" THE JAMAICA BA.PTIST iVIISSIONARY SOCIETV in co.nection with "THE JAMAICA BAPTIST UNION." 1I.-That the objects of the Society be (I) to provide for the spiritual destitution or various parts of the Islaud-(2) to support the Calabar Institution--(3) to, assist Sunday Scho,ols-(4) to send the gospel to, Africa, Central America and the Islauds by which· we nre.snrrounded-(5) to, aid Churches in the Jamaica Baptist Union in their, buil~il!g op.erations-(6) and to contribute to the Reserve Fund of The- .Jamaica Baptist Union. . . IIT.-That the Beneral Committee of the Society shall consist of thfl I\JiRisters and
Delegates of tho,se Churches which contribute regularly to the Society's fundsp by whom the 'l'l'easurer, Secretary, and nine others as a .Managing Committee, for the ensuing year, shall be elected. Five shall form a quorum, nnd the Managing: Committee shall have Po,wer to fill up vacancies that may occur during the year. IV.-That the Ohairman of the Jamaica Baptist Union, the President of CaI8,bar Co,llege, the Secretary of the Jamaica Baptist Union and the Secretary ;o,f the Suruiay Scho,ol Society shall be ex-officio Members of the Managillg Committee.. V.-That each Asso,ciatio,n in connection with the Jamaica Baptist Union not having a member elected on the Missionary Committee, shall have power each 'vear to, nominate one of their members as an Associate member of dIe Committee for the year. The nominatio,n to be sent to the Secretary before the beginning or the Annual Meeting of the General Board. VI.-That a public meeting w ill be held annually, at the, time of the meeting of the Jamaica Baptist Union when a list o,f the Committee shall be read, th& accounts presented, and the pro,ceedings of the previous y~r adopted. ' YII.-That no alteration of the Constitution of the Society sh'&U·be mad& without twelvemo,nths notice having been Given at the previous Annual General Meeting. Grants in Aid of Buildings. ----0---
Grants are voted t.o aid in purchasing, erecting,' or repaIrmg buildings connected with Churches belonging to the Jamaica Baptist Union, and which regularly contribute to the funds of the Jamaica J3aptist Missionary Society.
REGULATIONS FOR GRANTS IN AID. I. It must be clearly shown that the land on which the building stands, or is to be erected, is in Trust for denominational purposes, .and the Title is Valid. II. A complete statement of work cuntemplat.ed on the mission property, and a detailed estimate of the proposed expenditure must be presented with the application for a grant. III. The Church seeking aid must have raised one-fourth of the estimated amou,nt required for the work contemplated, and the application must state how much money the Church has raised, the value of materials and of free labour given, and amount received from ()ther sources. IV. Before a grant is recommended by the l\fanaging Commit.tee. a Sub-Committee shall be appointed to inspect and report on the work proposed or in progress. V. No grant approved of by the General Committee shall be paid before the April Meeting of the Managing Committee, and in eve]·y case in which a grant if; vuted the Pastor of the Ohurch shall render a full account of expenditure in time for the next Annual Meet ing. Every grant shall be spent within twelve months aftf'r it bas been approved of by the General Committee, but it shall be competent for the Managing Committee to allow an extension of t.ime in ex ceptional circumstances. VI. All applications for grants shall be made on the authorized Form, obtainable of the Secretary, and shall be returned to him pro perly filled in not later than September 30th. VII.. The M£n~ing Committee shall prepare for the .Annual Meeting of the GenerLtI Committee a report on the applications which were in the hands of the Secretary not later than ~eptem ber 30th; namely t the applications selected and the grants recommended t also the -applications refused and the reasons for their refusal. VIII. Not mor~ than £300 shall be applied annually for building purposes. IX. All applications shall be rejected as informal which do not comply with the above regulations. EXTRACTS OF MINUTES OF
THE GE~ERAL l\1:EETING
UELD .AT
BETHEJ-A TO~7'N, On Monday, 1st March, 1915.
l. ThA Hev. J. T. Dillon, Chairman of the Jamaica Baptist. Union, presided. 2. The Minutes of the last Annual Meet.ing were read and con firmed. 3. The MinutE's of the Meetings of the Managing Committee' were presented and received.
4. The 59t.h Annual Report was presented, and it \\:1S TP. solved :-Thnt the report be adopted, read at the Public Meeting' to-night, and printed and circulated in the usual way. 5. The Treasurer pregented t.he Cash Statement for r914. shew ing Receipts £1 417 H 5!, Expenditure £1,411 14 9t. B,t!IlTICe' in hand £5 14 8!-. It was resolved: -"That the Cash Statement he adopted. read at the Public Meeting to-night, and printed and cir culated in the usual manner.'~ n. The Officers and Managing Committee were thanked for their services during the past year, and those for the present year were elected. 7. Collectors and Subscribers: Resolved: That the General Committee recognizing the faithful services of the Collectors, and the gifts of the ~ubscribers to the funds of the So ciety. hereby tender t.heir sincere thanks to these helpers, and express the hope that they will c~ntinue their hearty co-operation." 8. Horne Missions :- The Grants to the St. Margarafs Bay and Rosewell spheres were determined. EXTlacrS OF 1\1 n: UTE~.
9. Building Grants. The fonowing grants wcre made: Ashley Ville £15 0 0 Tranquillity 20 0 0 Leith Hall 25 0 0 :Mambv Park ;~() 0 () Porus' Hi 0 0 l\lount Zion (St. Ann) ... 15 0 0 ----- £120 0 0
Applications from. St. Leonards and Barronville were referred to the Managing Oommittee with full powers. 10. The following Notices of Motion were given: (a.) By Mr. A. B. Lowe:- "That the General Committee for Calabar College shall consist o'f Ministers and Delegates, and not Minist-ers alone, and that the Pro :gramme of the Union be 80 arranged that Oalabar business be taken when the delegates are at the Union meetings." (b:) By tlJe Rev. E. A. Bell :- " That Rule 4 of the Missionary Society shall read: 'That the <1hnirmanof the Jamaica Baptist Union, the President of Calabar • College, the Aecretary of the Jamaica Baptist Union, the Secretary of 1he Sunday School Society, and the Secretary of Oalabar College, shall dJe ex-officio members of the Managing Committee." A. S-. KIRKHAM, Secretary. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING < •
OF THE
.Jamaica Baptist Missionary Society
WAS HELD AT
BETHEL ~'OWN,
ON
MONDAY EVENING, 1 st MAReK, 1915.
The Rev. JOHN KINGDON occupied the Chair.
The Secretary presented the 59th Annual Report and the Treasurer the Annual Cash Statelnent, and addre~ses were delivered by the
Rev. T. H. DuneanlSon, of Changuinola, Boeas del Toro, .Rev. William Pratt, M.A., of Kingston, and Rev. A. l\tIiIler, of Balaclava. Tbe Fifty-Nintb Annual Report
-OFTH~- JAMAICA BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY~
N that excellent periodical, "The Missionary Review of the World" for the month of No vember, 1914, there is a painfully suggestive picture. Stretching out from a great expanse~ of water is a massive, powerful hand. The hand is closed .. On the wrist are the words Superstition and Fear; on the thumb, Ignorance; on the first finger, idolatry; on the, second, l1npu1'ity; on the third, Infanticide; and on the fourth, Deceit. This terrible hand holds a woman and a child in a mighty grip. The face of the woman is turned: upwards as if in mute and hopeless appeal. The head of the child is drooping down, and the face wears a look of' unutterable misery. Underneath the picture are the, words, "IN THE GRA.SP OF HEATHENISM." For al most a score of" centuries the Church has been in pos-· session of its Inarching orders, " Go ye into all the world'. and preach the Gospel to every creature." And yet after this long lapse of years it is possible for such a picture to be drawn without in any way misrepresenting existing' conditions. Even in the Twentieth Century mankind is· -still to a large extent held in the grasp of heathenism. lVluch has undoubtedly been done in the world, but much more renlains to be accomplished. Who shall open the closed hand, and give life and liberty tc the suffering cap tives? How shall the light of a great hope shine forth on. the upturned face of the imprisoned woman? How shall the drooping head' of the poor captive child be raised and'. the face be made to glow with a great joy? It is not. enough to say that God can do these things. All our' springs-the springs of life, liberty and love-are in our Lord; but these strealns must flow through human chan-· nels. Godand consecrated and sanctified man must unlock the cruel hand.' This is the work of every Missionary Society, and all missionaries. The Calvary message is the' story which they have to tell. Had there been greater faithfulness and self-denial the unspeakably sad statement that ONE THOUSAND MILLIONS of those for whom. Christ died are still in the grasp of heathenism would not be possible. ANNUAL REPORT.
The European war which commenced at the close of' last July, and into which Great Britain entered in August,. is still in progress. This great conflict is being waged by' countries whose population is over eight hundred and' eighty one millions. More than half the population of the world is now at war. Such a condition of things cannot but affect adversely all classes of society. Vast sums of nloney are required for war purposes. All departments of life feel the strain and it will be necessary for God's people everywhere to exercise the greatest possible self- denial in order that the work of Christ may not unduly suffer from a decrease in contributions for missionary purposes. Retirement of Rev. Ellis Fray. Early in the year the Rev. Ellis Fray resigned his, position as Secretary of the Society, and shortly after left for Canada, where he is now·the pastor of a Baptist Church. Mr. Fray's services in his official capacity were greatly valued. He 'Vyas elected to the office in February, 1906, on the death of the former Secretary, the late Rev. E. J. Hewett, and from that time till the beginning of' 1914, he discharged his important duties with consider able ability and devotion. His services were greatly appreeiated by his brethren, who, on his retirement,. expressed their esteem in an engrossed Resolution. lVlr. Fray was undoubtedly a man whose labours were those; "of a workman that needeih not to be ashamed." The hope expressed in the Report for 1913, namely, ~'That when the financial record for 1913 is completed and presented, the l\fanaging Con1mittee, in the Centen ary year, may be able to adopt as their own this resolu- tion passed by the General Committee in 1864, the Jubilee year: 'That in1adopting the report of the Treasurer this meeting would express its deep gratitude to God that the constituents of the Society have manifested so n1uch liberality in a year of great depression and financial diffi- culty,' " was not realized. The Tabular for 1913 was dis appointing as it recorded a total of only £1,331 13s. 4d. as having been raised by the Churches-a SUIn which de-· manded the most rigid administrative economy. At the, same time it lTIUSt be borne in mind that the credits and debits of the Costa Rica l\fission no longer appear in the Tabular. This fact alone accounts for a large portion or the difference in the Society's income between 1913 and the previous years. One painful fact which should not. ANNUAL REPORT.
-be passed in silence is that over 30 Churches did not con- -tribute anything tClwards the Society's funds. Many of -the Sunday Schools connected with contributing churches did not report any contributions. Some churches appear .as contributing to the Society, but only because a few .personal subscriptions were given. No public services were held and consequently no collections were made. If :missionary services had been held in all the churches and Sunday Schools, and the usual methods adopted for rais jng mission money, the income of the Society would have .been much larger than was the case. In 1875 eighty -churches contributed £2,102 to the Society's funds, or about £26 5s. per chur~h. In 1913, the 163 churches in .J amaica that contributed gave £1,266 or about £7 15s. per church. If the churches to-day gave in the same pro portion as they did in the year 1894, namely, £18 13s. per -church, the missionary income would reach the large sum of. £3,692. A little extra effort, with the addition of the .eontributions from other lands, would easily bring up the total to £4,000. Home Missions. ,/' The Home Missions fostered by the Society are as _follows :-St. Margaret's Bay, Mount Carmel, Beulah and -Smyrna, in Portland, under the care of the Rev. J. E. Reid. Shiloh and Ludford Mount in St. Catherine, and .Rosewell and Free Town in Clarendon, under the care of the Rev. J. M. \Valters. In the Portland sphere Mr. Reid has had his hands full of building restoration work, which has been a great tax on his time. Severe weather has ·bindered the work at St. l\iargaret's Bay and Mount Car mel. The new chapel at Beulah has been completed, and ..a mission cottage which has been erected is greatly facili tating the work. The missionary has striven to nlaintain -the spiritual life of the churches, which so often suffers when building work is on hand. The people have been passing through a period of financial depression. Some ·of the members have been forced to leave the district, and others have left the island altogether. A hopeful .sign is a deepened interest in prayer and a larger attend .ance at prayer meetings in the classes. I Mr. Walters speaks of another year of strenuous .labour. He says :-" The people have been brought face to face with the fact that they have to be unreservedly .surrendered and consecrated to God." Evangelistic ser vices have yielded some pieasing results. Three baptis- ANNUAL REPORT. 11
Jllal services were held during the year, and the mission oary is evidently encouraged in his work. A debt of £30 on the mission cottage has been paid off. Ludford lVIount .chapel has been floored; and efforts are now being put forth to purchase a new Conlnlunion service for Free Town, and to zinc the chapel at Rosewell. The mission .ary writes with sadness of prevailing darkness, the ·drinking habits of the people and Sunday desecration. The Committee trust that Mr. Walters will persevere in his work and soon have the great joy of seeing many ..souls brought to the Lord. Building Grants. The Com:nittee found it p::>3sible to pay £262 for -building worK. Early in the year it was feared that the :smallness of the inc::>me would not admit of more than five-sixths being paid. Later on, however, the way was ·clear to pay the whole, which was done. This branch of ,our work is of great importance and found to be very useful to the churches. The large sum of £8,477 has been -voted for building purposes since 1869, Churches in all parts of the land have been aided in their buildin.g opera -tions, while the nlissions at Cayman Brac, Canal Zone .and Costa Rica have banefite::l to a snlall extent. Calabar College. In September 1913 the work of the Calabar Institu tion entered upon a new phase. The long talked of pos ;sibility of united work with other Christian people than Baptists became an actual fact, and with the happiest results. The church which has joined with us i~ minis terial training is the Wesleyan, an'd it has taken a house ()n the East Race Course in Kingston, and installed there :a tutor and three students, and these students share the .classes with our men, and their tutor joins in the teach- ing of our students and theirs. In addition, however, it is a great happiness to the tutors to report that our own students have seemed to .enter into their life of preparation for the ministry with .an even greater zest than before. It is true that they have not had so many preaching appointments, but those -they have had have been accepted with eagerness, and their work in the College's daughter church at Jones Pen :has been done with increasing zeal. 12 ANNUAL ~EPORT.
The year has .seen the settlement of one of our Eng- !ish students, Mr. Wood, as assistant to the Rev. G. E. Henderson, Brown's Town. IVCr. Gallimore has gone to assist the Rev. L. M. Beverley at Point Hill. The Presi- dent indulges the hope that it will be found possible for a· larger number of our men to begin their ministry under' such guidance, than in actual ministerial work; thus. without direct responsibilities, our young men may learn. to work, correct their mistakes, and acquire the wisest. methods.
Two ~ltd incidents occurred during the year, :Mr .. Grant, our first year student, contracted a serious illness, and had to be away from the College the larger part ,Of a term on account thereof. It is gratifying to know that he is making good recovery, though he will not be return-· ing to College till the new session begins in September'. Mr. Brown, an English student, also developed symptoms of so serious nature, that the doctor advised his immediate. return to England for an operation. He has not yet been able to return, but it is hoped he will be oack in this.· country about June. The Church at Jones Pen, which was under the care of the President, has now the ministeral guidance of the, Rev. R. A. L. Knight, but the students still render valu able assistance in the pulpit. The new regime has seen. added prosperity to the church, and the great increase in the amount of work now done in the neighbourhood makes the new church a better training ground for the-. young men. The High School has continued on its prosperous and. useful career. It has now 80 boys, of whom 20 are the~ sons of the manse. The chief incident in the ~chool1ife, for the year has been the opening of the new school chapel, the foundation stone of which was laid by His. Excellency the Governor, in .July. This building, which has cost .£320 and which has been opened free of debt, is. not, however, only the scene of the school's united wor ship; it is the centre of all Calabar's varied ministry, and the students presented the beautiful communion table: around which from time to time they gather with their' teachers for the Supper of the Lord. It is pleasant to be: able to report that all the boys who have left the High School are doing well, and two of them, one a Methodist. and the oUler a Baptist, are seeking to return as students. for the ministry. . ANNUAL REPORT. 13 ·Regions Beyond. CAYMAN ISLANDS.-The Baptist Churches in Cay =man Brae and Little Cayman have been another year -without ·a:·l,;e~id.~n t missionary. In the early p:l.rt o.f~·1914, -the Baptist IVIissionary Society of England informed the Comlnittee here that a minister had been secured for the Cayman Islands, and this as "good news fronl a far coun ·try" greatly cheered the hearts of the people who imme {liately set to work to prepare for his reception. In the .-end, however, they were doomed to disappointment, for -the gentlelnan concerned withdr9w his acceptance of the :position. In December Mr. Robert Banfield, a student in Calabar College, visited the Islands and was accompanied 'by Mr. Comb~r, one of the Junior masters at Calabar High School. The people received them with great kind :ness and were l1luch encouraged by their visit. The Com mittee hope that arrangements will soon be made for a :new missionary to settle aalOngst this patient and long ,suffering people. AFRICA.-The Rev- George Thomas, the Society's Representative on the Congo, after a prolonged stay in England; -returned to his '"ork in Africa in the month of ·October. At tl~e present time he is stationed at Thysville, .an important Railway centre and Depot on the Lower Congo. At this station Mr. Thomas will find scope for his energies and knowlege of African life in connection with exten3ion work now being undertaken by the Baptist Missionary Society. The Committee regret that it was not possible to send more than £60 towards the African Mission. The Committee hope that now 1\1:r. Thomas is back again in Africa, they may soon be in a position to place before their constituents interesting items of news about bis work.
1 ,~.san·Salv-a-dor;·;"'-here'.,Mr. Thomas was-labouring at thEftitn;e.nf his last v;sitto Englall..9, has been the scene of much trouble. The Portuguese';'Resident reeeived in structions from officials at Cabinda to supply a number of men to work on the plantations there. The natives knew only too well that it would be death to them if they went. To secure these workmen, towns were burned, 'women were treated with gross cruelty, and men were put.tt> terrihle..torture.. It is not surprising that some of 14 ANNUAL REPORT.
the natives of independent spirit and conscious of their rights as men, rebelled against the treatment they re ceived. This led to the arrest and imprisonment of Mr. Bowskill, who was charged with inciting the natives to rebel against the authorities. No proof of the mission a.ry's guilt has been found. Mr. Bowskill has been set at. liberty, but the charges have n)tbeen finaliy dropped anQ may be brought against him at any future time. Some, of the melnbers of the Church at San Salvador have had cruel treatment meted out to them; and yet it is to them, and the missionaries, that the officials owe their lives. A special Commission has been appointed by the PortuguEse Governnlent, to hold an enquiry into·~all these matters. BOCAS-DEL-TORO.-The Rev. T. H. Duncanson has. had a period of successful work in the churche3 of the Changuinola district. The returns show an increase of 43 in the membership. Thi3 is gratifying, especially when it is remembered that for some time past-parti cularly at Changuinola East and Vv~ est-the populaticD.. has been a diminishing quantity owing to the abandon nlent of cultivation on some of the farms. On the 2flth January, 1914, a corner stone of a new chapel w!os laid at. Almirante Bay by Mrs. N otman in the presence of a large~ congregation. The land was the kind gift of a gentlemaa who is a lover of Christian work. The building which is- 50 x 30 was commenced in June and is almost completed. The sum of £34@has been raised during the year for the! chapel and spent on the work. Mr. Duncanson has re ceived many .. kindn~sses from the United, Fruit Cqmpany. During the year the Rev. E. C. Notmanspentthreemonths. in England and Mr. Duncanson had charge of his. churches in his absence. Towards the end of the year' the missionary's health broke down and he was in the Bocas-Del-Toro hospital for some time suffering from a. severe attack of fever. As soon as he was strong enough lO travel the doctor ordered him to Jamaica for rest 2nd change, and Mr. Notman kindly undertook the care of his churches till his return. l\:fr. Duncanson's health is. improving rapidly and he hopes to resume work at an, early date. HAITI.-This unfortunate country has had anothelT year of internal strife, and the prospects for the im mediate future are anything but bright. At the same time the 'V9rk of the Society under the two miegionarieli~ the Revds. P. Delattre and P. N. Lherisson, has been carried on ,with some encouraging results. . . ANNUAL REPORT. 1&
St. Marc~ whe~e Mr. Delattre is labouring, is a large seaport town of several thousand inhabitants. Prot~s tant work has been done for many years, but the soil is. as hard as rock. It takes a brave ma.n to labour for God in such a place. There is everything to discourage one.: and very little to cheer. Roman Catholicism and Vau dooism hold the people in an iron grip. Amidst great dis-· couragement the missionary has gone on his way. At St. Marc the melubership remains the same as in 1913, name- ly 32, at about which figure it has stood for several years. Three services are held every Lord's Day, but the attend ance is not large. In the Day School there is an average attendance of 30 children who are having the truths of' the 'gospel continually brought before them. In the Sun- day School there are 64 on books, with an average attend- ance of 50. It is in this department of the mission that. the hope of the future lies.
Gonaives is a town a few miles north of·St. Marc and~ the people are very much interested in the work of the mission. Unfortunately, however, there is much suffering amongst them arising fronl political causes. Many of them are afraid to attend the services. Some have been arrested, some are hiding in secret places, and others. have sought refuge in the Consulates. All these things. make the work difficult. Mr. Delattre is much encouraged by the work on the island of La Gonave which lies be-· tween St. Marc and Port au Prince. Here six persons have been baptized on a profession of their faith, and three others are seeking church membership. Mr. Delat ·tre says :---.::." Two young men and a young woman, fulloi' love for their' Saviour, came to St. Marc to be baptized." A man who had been living an unclean life, but who had receiv~d the truth, sold an ox to pay the expenses of his marriage as a first step towards church membership. A day's journey from the north of La Gonave a small sta-· tion has been commenced, and about 2~ persons are weary of vaudooism and desire to meet in the name of the Lord. At the request of the Committee, Mr. Lherisson left. J acmel in the month of August, on a visit to St. Marc, in- volving a ride of 63 miles on horseback over unimagin able mountain passes to Port au Prince, and 78 miles on the recently constructed railroad from Port au Prince to St. Marc. This visit greatly cheered Mr. Delattre and the· church. Mr. Lherisson was pleased with what he saw a.nd has reported favourably on the work. The Committee are very' grateful to their brother for his self-denying: J.6 ANNUAL REPORT.
;services in the interests of the St. IvIarc's mission. lVlr. Lherisson says that the section of the country between .Port au Prince and St. Marc is in a deplorably dark con dition. The gospel has never heen preached there, and it \vill therefore be entirely new ground. Existing diffi oCultie~ only_,n~~¥etthe,:Qeld all the more inviting. The' JACMEL ~'IISSIONha~ had anothe~ year of blessing notwithstanding all the political troubles that -must have operated adversely in respect to Christian work. In addition to the Church in the town of J acmel, ihere ara 9 diffierent stations with 3 out-stations con nected with Cayes-J acmel. In all, the missionary has to visit 13 churches, and about 15 smaller preaching places. Last year 83 candidates were baptized, which, with two restorations; raised the membership from 416 to 501. There are 190 candidates awaiting baptislTI. while 1,786 are referred to as "professing converts," or persons who nave manifested attachment to the cause of Christ, and tdesire to place themselves in a position to become candi ,dates for baptisln and church membership. Twenty-three Sunday services are regularly held and are well attended. 'There are 7 day schools with 234 pupils on bool{s, and an average attendance of 191. There are also 16 Sunday Schools with 349 scholars on books, and an average at,.. -tendance of.217." Underlying all these interesting facts is the evident belief of the missionary, that the cOllversion ,of a child is "a soul saved-plus a life." Forty-six couples were united in marriage. All these figures show that a great deal of work is being done; and the need of assistance is more apparent than ever. The missio nary has been able to visit the various stations regularly. Mount Carmel which was reported in the previous year as being in a "state of luke-warmness," has been revived. At a place near Sal irou a young believer held some meetings lately in private houses and nine persons felt the need of the gospel. On bis way home the preacher heard that two of them had been arrested and imprisoned; and so he returned to the General at Saltrou, and asked him to release the two prisoners and confine him instead, as it was he who had ])re~fhed to them. -l'his w~s done, 'and the' brave young feIlp,,' ,wask~-pt)J).: a Haitian prison for: eleven days; and wa~ireleas~d ;only w:hen Mr., Lheris~on~; ma(le strOng te- presentationa. on. tp~ s ubj ect. .' The wide and ne~dy field to the east of J acmeI lies beavily on the missionary's heart and he is devoting hinl self to it with all his energy. It is here, he believes, that the fields are 'whltening unto the harvest. ANNUAL REPORT. 17 Our Responsibilities and Privileges. A great work is given to the Churches of this land. Jt is to spread the knowledge of Christ's love and grace throughout this country and the less favoured islands by which it is surrounded. In these sun-lit waters the mighty closed hand may be seen holding in its death :grasp souls for whom Jesus died. Our work is to set these captives free. Referring to Jamaica itself, a wise re-arrangement >of Churches would result in the formation of circuits which, if assisted by a grant, might become strong and :self-supporting a few years hence, and thus considerably strengthen the sources from which the Society draws its .income. A plan such as this would bring relief and JOY to many a heart, and should be passed in silence· only if a ibetter one is found whereby the problem of our future may be solved. Haiti, too, has a strong claim upon us. We are .already there. Our work has greatly developed under the present missionary at Jacmel, and the need of assist ance is more urgent than ever. The greatest possible -consecration has its hUlnan linlitations; and one man can not do the work of five or six. Half a dozen new mis sionaries in Haiti would find abundance of work to do in the various districts now being evangelized by our mis sionary-apart from the many new fields it would be possible to enter in the name of the Lord. Cuba and Guatemala afford wide scope for new de partures and, to some extent, have been engaging the ;attention of the Committee. At this point the question of means presents itself. The Comll1ittee would gladly extend the operations of the Society, if it had the power to do so. The Churches must decide this important matter, and they will do so by the oCo'ntributions they send to the Treasurer of the Society. It should not be supposed that their resources have been .exhausted. An appreciation of educative methods for the purpose of increasing the Society's income would soon make it possible to consolidate work now being done and .enter ·new fields. The Committee would venture to sug gest some methods for adoption by the Churches:- A Missionary Sunday and Meeting in every Churc'.1 and Sunday School. A Missiona~;y- Auxiliary in eac'l. 18 ANNUAL REPORT.
Church and School, with a Missionary Committee, Secre tary and Treasurer,whose aim should' be to foster and prolnote the missionary spirit and enterprise. Quarterly Missionary Meetings in all Sunday Schools. A Mission ary Box in every family, tD be opened at fixed periods in the year and the money banked or remitted to the Trea surer of the Society. A Monthly Missionary frayer' Meeting in every Church, when missionary informatiDn CDuld be given tD the peDple, and an .opportunity provided~ fDr contributing tD the mission cause.
If 20,000 .of .our menlbers who are not amongst the: present subscribers CDuld be induced to give 2/ per year,. or sixpence per quarter, apart from the Annual Mission ary Services, that alone would yield £2,000. Other means· .of increasing the SDciety's incDme could be introduced frDm time tD time as necessity arose. What is wanted is, tD fDllow the example of a judicious Government of a, cDuntry, and bring intD DperatiDn a variety of methods. for the purpose of raising income upon a basis of IDve in- stead .of law. That love-basis must be fDund in the cross· ofJesus Christ. His death iInposes upon all those to whDm it brings life, the solelnn responsibility and privi-· lege .of dying for .others. The Comlnittee would, there fDre, urge the Churches to give a liberal response to their' appeal fDr larger cDntributions in .order to enable the So ciety to consDlidate and extend existing departments of" work and to enter new fields both at home and abroad. Our message glows with thp. pure light of God's wDndrous" love. Our privilege is to spread this message amDngst all within the CDmpass of QUI' ability. Prayer, faith and. liberality, are mighty weapons in the warfare in which we ~re eng~g:ed, ~nd the Committee would earnestly urg.e theIr cD-workers In the Churches to make the best POSSI ble use of them.
The cross of Christ establishes the worth .of a soul. Surely those redeemed by the sufferings of that cross· ShDUld not withhold any sacrifice they can make to extend. its cDnquests.
"Behold the midnight glory, W odds on worlds, amazing pC'mp ! Redouble this amaze -- 'fen thousand add, And twice ten thousand more- Then weigh the soul! One soul outweighs thema11 " HOME AND FOREIGN MISSION STATIONS.
I-IOl\IE MISSION ST... ~TIONS, 1914..
I S'l'A'fION
'" ,...ai en A~D MISSIO~\ARY. "' ai Q) f 4l .:, .; ~ Z3 S 0- ii 0 4l =: PARISH. < ....::I ~ r-+ --_. ------PORTLAND • .st. Margaret's Bay ... Rev. .T. E. Reid 15 45 100 - Mt. Cannel --- a (13 100 - Beulah ... " 4: 16 '35 - Smyrna " - 10 30 - --- " ST. CATHERINE.
Shiloh _.- Rev. J. M. Walters G (l 74 12- - H 5 47 2: Ludford Mount .. " CLARENDON.
Rosewell 8 13 84 2.' :: I " 14 5 83 12. Free Town "
FOREIGN l\IISSION STATIONS, 1914.
CAYMA!\ ISLANDS. : I Sobeyville Vacant 68 Ebenezer 72 Union 'l'abernacle 34 Spot Bay 30 Little Cllyman 60
PANAMA.
Changuinola, EAst Rev. T. H. Duncanson 31 ~ We:;t 17 3 He;etton 43 1:~ San San " 34 4 Elena Fnrm ~2 4 (Outstl,tion) HAITI. Jacmel District Rev. P. N. Lherison 124 7 501 190 St. Marc ... Rev. P. Delattre 1 32 1 ., (Outstations) 7 3 CONTRIBUTIONS
ANNOTTO BAY. £ s d £ s d Mr. William Lalor 2 15 0 By Rev. E. J. Touzalin: " Esau Gordon o 14 0 Public Collections 1 17 9% " E. Angell o 14 0 " J. Brown o 10 0 Hon. Sir John Pringle, .. E. Campbell o 10 0 KC.M.G. .. 100 .. W. Robinson 080 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Tucker 050 " J. E. Ramsey 080 Alfred Blake o 5 0 Charles Griffiths 060 " Felix Nelson 050 " William Mitchell 060 T. R. Beckford .. 050 .. Thomas Powell 050 .. Solomon Barrett 050 200 A. Demetrius 050 .. W. Pusey 050 Belfield Sunday School 067 " E. Moulton 050 Epsom Sunday School 050 Small Sums 1 0 7:14 Mrs. Reid's Sunday School o 0 7% 1111 7~ o 12 2% Mrs. Miller's Class: Teacher .. 2 11 7 From Annotto Bay .. £4 10 0 Miss Florentina Smalling o 17 0 " Agnes Lalor 0'16 ENFIELD. " Daisy Longmore .. o 5 0% " Elma Robinson .. o 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Wilmoth Sheriffe o 5 0 " Rosalind Dwyer .. 050 " "David Batteis o 5 0 Sarah Clacken .. o 5 0% Mrs. Ellen Williams .. 050 Beatrice Johnson .. 051 Messrs. Charles Hardy Esther Clacken .. o 5 0 . and John Henry 050 Florence Neal o 5 6~ ,small Sums o 10 0 " Elsa Davy .. 054 " Kathleen Webster 052 From Enfield £1 10 0 " Elsie Muir 052 " Katy Campbell 050 By Rev. E. J. Touzalin £6 0 0 " Louisa Myers 050 " Annie Ricketts o 5 3% Small Sums 2 18 7%, BALACLAVA. 10 1 & By Rev. A. Miller: J?1JIWc Collections 5 18 0 Miss Edith McKie's Class: R<8iIII Valley 1 2 3%, Teacher 050 Pastar & Wife .. 100 R. M. Webster 050 .Rev. Clbarles Chapman o 10 0 Henry McFarlane 050 Misses C. & S. Lalor .. 080 Alfred Langmore 050 Mr. & J.bs. Jennings 076 Samuel Miller 050 ,sergeant Robinson 050 Samuel Johnson 050 :Mr. James Sinclair 050 Samuel Foster 050 " Alexander Foster 050 Egbert Robinson 050 " Joseph Longmore 050 Small Sums 245 Theophilus Miles .. 050 " Robert Webster .. 050 445 " Charles Nicholson 050 Mr. Joseph Langmore's Class: .. Benjamin Forbes .. 050 Teacher 050 & Mrs. Simpson 050 Joseph Brown 050 " "Clacken 050 David Campbell 050 Miss J. A. Lalor 050 Thomas McLeish 050 " Mary Clacken .. 050 Frank Clacken 050 " Rebecca Huffstead 050 Adolphus Robinson 050 " Ada Webster 050 1 14 10~ " Sarah Webster 050 Small Sums :In Memoriam 050 3 4 10*, 13 5 9%, Mr. S. E. Jennings' Class: Teacher 010 9 Sunday School. Mrs. Mary Lalor 060 ,. Sarah Lawrence 050 :Missionary Demonstration 6 14 7% " E. Sinclair o 5 1% Envelopes .. 5 1111.4 Maria Griffiths 050 Small Sums 1 1 9% Sergeant Robinson's Class: ,'Teacher 2 15 0 2 13 8 CONTRIBUTIONS. 21
£ s d £ s d Mr. Charles Nicholson's Class: Miss Rebecca Huffstead's Class: Teacher 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 9 5% Walter Nisbett 0 5 0 Albert Nisbett 0 5 0 From Sunday School £57 16 4%, Joseph Reid 0 5 0 Earnest Anderson 0 5 0 From Balaclava £71 2 2* Small Sums 1 1 8%, ELDERSLIE. 2 6 8%, Public Collections 3 15 10lh Miss J. A. Lalor's Class: Sunday School 3 17 9'h. Teacher 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Gentle o 8 0 Small Sums 2 1 4 " Vassell 070 " John Watson .. o 5 0- 2 6 4 Alfred Hutchinson o 5 O. " Charles Williams .. o 5 0. Mrs. Robinson's Class: " Benjamin Samuels o 5 0 Teacher o 5 0 " Solomon Maxwell .• o 5 0 Etheline Smith o 5 0 " Robert Williams .. o 5 0 Catherine Gordon o 5 0 " John Groves .. 050 Small Sums o 19 5%, " .Iohn Isaac Groves 050 " James Findly o 5 0, 1 14 5%, " James Robinson o 5 O. " & Mrs. Monteith 050 Mr. Solomon Lalor's Class: Mrs. Mary Robinson o 5 0, Teacher 0 5 0 " Rachel James 050 Small Sums 0 16 'Ph " Jane 'l'omlinson " o S 0 MiSS J. A. .t:1utchinson 050 1 1 4112 " Esther James o 5 0 From Elderslie £ 12 8 8 Miss Mary Clacken's Class: Teacher 0 5 0 VAUXHALL. Small Sums 0 15 5 Public Collections 278 1 0 5 Sunday School o 10 4%., Collecting" Boxes .. o 7 11~ Mr. Miles' Class: Mr. Abranam Thompson o 5 0 Teacher 0 5 0 " Richard Rowe .. o 5 0 Small Sums o 12 4 " Joseph Armstrong .. 050 " James Howe o 5 0 o 17 4 Mrs. Jane Josephs o 5 u Miss C. Lalor'S Class: From Vauxhall £4 11 G Teacher 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 S 11;4 ---- By Rev. A. Miller £88 1 101;2. o 13 1~ BELLE CASTLE. Miss Mary Coley's Class: Teacher 0 5 0 By Rev. W. Peto Sibley: .Ioseph Grey 0 5 0 Public Collections 6 3 8 Small Sums 0 510%, Sunday School. o 15 10%, Missionary Bo~es . . 1 5 0 Miss Mary Brown's Class: Juvenile Missionary Meeting 1 19 3%: Teacher 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 4 7lh Prom Sunday School 3 4 31k,; 0 9 7112 Collected by Mrs. Sibley: Deacon Chas. McKay .. 0 5 0 Mr. Joseph Foster's Class: Mr. M. T. Henry 0 5 0 Teacher 0 0 " W. J. Duany . . 0 5 O. Small Sums 0 11,4 Mrs. Ellen Carmichael 0 5 0, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Brown 0 5 0 0 8 1% Mrs. Hinshelwood 0 4 0 Miss Mary Lalor's Class: 1 9 0 Small Sums 0 12 0 Collected by Mrs. Bowen: Mr. Simon Allen's Class: Herself 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 8 1 ~ ~ & ~ E. 0 5 0 10 0 Mr. Thomas Foster's Class: o Small Sums 0 10 10%, Mr. Geo. N. Leslie's Mis- sionary Box 150 Mr. Miles' Content Class: Small Sums 0 10 0 From Belle Castle •• £12 11 l1lh 22 CONTRIBUTIONS.
£ s d STOKES HALL. £ s d IMr. I. J. Elliott 050 Pastor 050 Public Collections 2 11 11 Mr. J. McKenzie 050 .. R. Campbell 060 Sunday School. Small Sums 4 11 9 ..Juvenile Missionary Meeting o 11 10* From Bethany' £12 19 6 :Hampton Court District School ., o 8 7* STEPNEY. Duckenfteld District School 057 Springfield 069 Public Collections 1 19 014 Bocky Point o 4 6* Young People's Hand and Sunday School .. o 7 101,2 From Sunday School 1 17 4* Mr. Stephen Bygrave .. 050 .. J. E. Gale .. 060 Collected by Mrs. J. J. Williams: " James Robb & Wife 050 ::Herself and Husband 0 10 0 .. E. Wainwright 040 Pastor Sibley 0 5 0 .. James Perry 050 .Mr. E. Reid 0 5 0 Small Sums 3 7 31,2 .. B.A. Samms 050 .. Leo. F. Brown 0 6 0 From Stepney £6 19 214 .. O. Peto Sibley 0 5 0 -rhe Choir 0 5 0 LINTON PARK. 200 Public Collections 0 9 214 Envelopes 1 1 7* Collected by Miss C. I. Duany: Herself 0 5 0 From Linton Park £1 10 9%. Small Sums 0 2 0 By A. W. Meredith .. £21 9 6 0·7 0 :Mrs. M. A. Miller 0 5 0 BETH EL TOWN. Miss Hanna Lewis 0 6 0 By Rev. P. Williams: From Stokes Hall £7 6 3* Public Collections .. 8 14 7 Sunday School. LEITH HALL. Collections & boxes under 41 4 :3 512 Public Collections .. o 16 0 :Mr. Isaac McDonald .. 050 Miss Williams' Class: W. M. Robertson, Esq. 050 Teacher ' .. o /5 0 :Mr. & Mrs. DanL Cyrus 050 Mr. C. W. Whittingham .0 5 0 Scholars o 18 4 From Leith Hall £111 6 1 8 4 SUNNING HILL. Mr. H. Barrett's Class 011 O· .. G. S. Brissett's Class 0 8 212 Public Collections 1 11 1 Infants-Girls 0 8 0 Deacon R. Stewart 050 Boys 0 7 0 Mr. Robt. Nicholas o 5 0 Miss Smith's Class: From Sunning Hill £2 1 1 Teacher 0 5 0 Scholars 0 2 0 HEBRON. 0 7 0 PubIlc Collections .. 1 18 1 Mr. L. G. Baldie's Class 0 5 2* Deacon D. A. Simpson 050 Miss McKenzie's Class 0 4 9 :Mr. A. S. Breakenridge 050 Mr. G. A. Atkins' Class 0 4 7 Miss L. Atkins' Class .. 0 4 61;2 From Hebron £2 8 1 " M. A. Castle's Clas& 0 4 4 I Mr. C. Innerarity's Class 0 4 1* .By Rev. W. P. Sibley £25 18 11 Miss B. Tinglin's Class 0 4 0 Barney Side .. 0 6 91h From Sunday School 911 4 B.ETHANY. Y. P. S. C. E. 0 9 9* By Rev. A. W. Meredith: Public Collections 3 17 1 Collected by Miss R. G. Lawrence: Sunday . School 192 Self 0 5 0 C. E. Society 036 Messrs. J. E. Kerr &' Co. 0 10 0 Mr. Chas. Helwig o 10 0 Dr. Godfrey 0 4 0 .. B. S. Brown o 10 0 Mr. J. H. Hines 0 4 0 Mis8 Burrell 080 Small Sums 0 9 " :Mr. E. Helwig 050 Mrs. Helwig 050 1 I! 0 CONTRIBUTIONS. 23
£ s d £ s d By Miss M. A. Castle: Collected by Miss P. A. Ricnetts: :Mr. G. A. Atkins 050 Mr. WE Henry o 12 0 " T. E. Atkins 050 " E N. Scott 080 " J. Barnes 050 Pastor 070 .. J. C. Irving 050 Mr. E. S. Tinglln 050 ,smaIl Sums 010 " R. Moulton 050 " P. Armstrong 050 110 Mrs. R. Tinglin 050 Miss M.Ramsay 050 By Mr. G. S. Brissett: Small Sums 010 .self 050 Mr. W. Gale 050 2 13 0 .. H. A. Barrett o .5 0 . Miss M. I. Williams 050 By Mr. T. Lindsay: .small Sums 026 Self 050 Mr. W. Brown 050 126 " P. ~. Reid o 5 0 By Miss M. A. Ricketts: 15 0 .self 050 o Mr. R. Virgo 050 Pastor 070 By Mr. R. S. Holmes: .small Sums 3 6 Self 050 o Mr. H. R. Green e 5 0 106 o 10 0 By Miss C. J. McKenzie: ,self 050 By Mr. L. Stevens: .Mr. R. B. Leslie 050 Self •. 050 .. J. E. Lawrence 050 Mr. John A. Stevens .. 050
4) 15 0 o 10 0 By Mr. R. Morris.: By Mrs. F. A. McIntosh: ;Self •• 050 Self 050 Mr. H. R. Stephenson 050 . :small Sums 046 .smaIl Sums 010 096 o 11 0 By Mrs. F. Cox: By Mr. G. W. Ricketts: Self 050 iSelf 050 8mall Sums 019 .small Sums o 3 7% 069 o 8 7% By Miss Esthranna Thompson: By Mr. C. F. Wilson: Self 0 :> 0 .self 050 :small Sums 0 4 0 .Small Sums 026 090 076 Book under 4/ 030 .By Mr. J. S. Barrett 046 Collections under 4/ 036 From Shortwood £18 14 6 Donations: .Mr. C. Campbell o 10 0 ST. LEONARDS• .Mrs. Campbell .. o 10 0 .Balance of Collections a.t Public Collections 3 8' 6 Union Meetings 800 Sunday School. From Bethel Town £35 1 10 Collections and Classes under 4/ 1 11 3%, SHORTWOOD. Dundee Branch o 11 O:r. Public Collections 8 11 10% Collected by Mr. R. M. Stevens: Self 050 Pastor 070 Sunday School. Miss B. A. Haughton 050 " A. Haughton 050 Collections and Classes Mr. E. S. Ramsay 050 3 2 9% I Mrs. Stevens 040 . .Mr. ~~d~: ifOlmes' Class o 8 3% ., . T. J. Grey's Class o 410%, 1 11 0 Mrl9. Holmes' Class .. o 4 01,.2 From St. Leonards .. £7 1 10 From .Sunday School 4 0 0* I By Rev. P. Williams £60 18 2 Y. P. S. C. E. o 6 4 '24 CONTRIBUTIONS.
£. s d £. s CI BETHTEPHIL. Mr. Abijah McLean 0 5" ()) " D . .I. Gayle .. 0. 5. () B~Y Rev. M .. B. Burgess: " W. S. Reid & Wife 0 5. ()O. Public Collections .. 5 2 7 " Robert Pink n., 5. ()., Sunday School 4 0 0 .. Amos Russell 0 5. 0 " Marcus" Edwards 0 5 0, 9 2 7 ." .I. A. Edwards 0 5 0 " Thomas Davis 0 5. 0 Collected by Mrs. Mary Reid: Miss T. E. Dawkins .. 0 8 0 Herself .. 0 5 0 Mr. M. B. Clarke & Wife 0 6 0 Mrs. A. IVL Schoburgh .. 0 5 0 " R. .I. Reid 0 4 0 " Isabella Walker .. 0 5 0 Mrs. M. Coleman 0 4 0 X. Y. Z. 0 5 0 Mr.A. B. Lowe 0 5 0 8, 3- 0 .Ioseph Marston 0 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ 11 16 0 " Walter Marston 0 5 0 .." Samuel Brown 0 5 0 From Smithville £11 19 0 Josiah Haughton 0 5 0 " George Anderson 0 5 0 KILSYTHE. 2 10 0 Public Collections o 14 6 Mr. Amos Briscoe 05.0 From Bethtephil £11 12 " John Stern .. 050 " T. Foster & Family 060 SOMERTON. ,. W. R. Robotham & Wife o 5 0 Mrs. Ann Minzie & Son 05(') Public Collections 2 10 .9 Mr. Edward Thomas .. o 5 0, Mr. W. R. Grizzle 0 5 0 " T. Vaughan & WIfe 050 .. C. T. Gohagen 0 5 0 " William Thomas .. o 4 0 .. Samuel Stewart 0 5 0 " .I. B. Douglas .. o 5 0 Mrs; Frances Fray 0 6 6 "William Martin & Wife o 5 0 " Rebecca Smith 0 5 0 " John James & Wife 050 'Miss Mabel Ricketts 0 5 0 Miss Stella Stern .. 050 Mrs. S. Johnson & Family o 5 0 From Somerton £4 2 Mr. Charles Ellis .. 060 Misses .I. Brown and 'V. SUDBURY. McKenzie 050 Public Collections o 13 0 4,10 6 Sunday School 2 15 2 Envelopes under 4/ 200 Mrs. Rebecca Nelson 5 0 o From Kilsythe £6 10 6 From Sudbury £3 13 2 By Rev. M. B. Burgess £ 19 8 0 L.EICESTERFI EL.D. Public Collections o 13 0 Deacon Smith 0 5 0 BRANDON HILL. Mr. Joseph Bexter 0 5 0 " John Wright 0 5 0, By Rev. T. B. Sawyers: " Henry Anderson 0 5 0 Public Collections .. o 12 0 " John Anderson 0 5 0 Mr. M. L. Christian o 5 0 " James Anderson 0 5 0 .. Henry Benjamin 050 Daniel MundIe .. 0 5 0 " James Rose o 5 0 O. P. Martin & Wife 0 5 0 .. William Rose o 5 0 " Josiah Burnett 0 5. 0 Deacon Roberts o 7 0 Mrs.Eiii~rd L~~~~d &; 0 5 0 Mr. William Roberts o 5 0 .. A. Benjamin o 5 0 Daughters 050 " George Williams 050 " N. Lawrence 050 380 Mrs. Ellen Williams o 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ 140 .I. N. Lewis 5 0 o From Leicesterfield .. £4 12 0 390 Envelopes .under 4/ 100 HARMONY VAL.E. From Brandon Hill .. £4 9 0 Public Collections o 15 6 Mr. Benjamin Williams' 0 5 G.. SMITHVILLE. John Ramsey 0 5 0 " Bertram Bascoe 0 5 0 Public Collections 2 11 0 " Manley Lopez, Esq. 100 1 10 6 Mr. E. H. Dawkins .. 050 Envelopes under 4/ 1 5 0 .. 1.I. David Thomas & Wife 050 .mrs. Adina Smart .. 050 From Harmony Vale £2 15 6 Mr. Josiah Davis & Wife 050 .. Alex. Howell 050 By ~ev. T. B. Sawyers £30 6 6 " Elijah Howell 050 CONTRIBUTIONS. 25·
£ s d £ s d BROWN'S TOWN. Mr. Robert Murray .. 0 5 0 .. John Clark & Family 0 5 o· By Rev. G. E. Henderson: Miss Nancy Davidson .. 0 5 0 Public Collections 7 10 2% Mrs. M. J. Davidson 0 5 0 Missionary Family . . 1 0 0 48 Small Sums 2 1 0 Mr. Sam!. Barrett & Wife 0 10 0 Miss Ethel Allen & Sister 0 9 0 4 12 0 " ¥-ary Burnett 0 7 0 Mr. J. J. Roberts . . 0 8 0 From Salem £7 5 6*_ Mrs. Mary Thomson .. 0 5 0 Miss Constance Veitch 0 5 0 GRATEFUL HILL. " Ida Hall 0 5 0 Mr. J. R. Howard & By Collections 1 1 6*_ Daughter . • 0 5 0 Mr. Edwd. Tawney 0 5 0 .. George Cortes & Family 0 5 0 Chas. Dunbar 0 5 0 Miss Eliza Fairweather 0 5 0 31 Small Sums 1 3 3 Mr. Peter Watson & Wife 0 5 0 Sunday School 1 4 33h. .. Patrick Watson & Sisters 0 5 0 Miss Angelina Brown & From Grateful Hill .. £3 19 O%,_ Sister .. 0 5 0 Mr. Wilm. Shaw & Wife 0 5 0 MOUNT ZION. Miss Eliza Morris 0 5 0 Mr. Thos. Barrett 0 4 0 By Collections and 39 En- Miss F. E. Campbell 0 4 0 velopes 1 15 6 J. H. Reid & Family 0 7 0 Mrs. Annie Allen 0 5 0 Mr. C. S. Kelly 0 5 0 Mr. Thos. McKenzie 0 4 0 Mrs. Susan Kelly 0 4 0 Mr. J. H. Solomon & Fami.iy 0 5 0 From Mount Zion 2 4 6 " Walter Green 0 5 0 91 Small Sums 2 18 6 By Rev. G. E. Hender- son £43 2 11 10 1 Sunday Schools. BUFF BAY. By Rev. W. J. Thompson: Brown's Town 3 14 0% Public Collections .. 163 Mother's Class o 10 0 Envelopes under 4/ .. 190 Long Hill o 5 0 ---- Devon o 4 7112 2 15 Lower Bethel o 12 0 I Hebron o 7 1 IPastor & Wife . . 0 8 0 Orange Valley 1 0 0 Mr. J. M. Grant & Family 0 7 0 Lower Buxton o 9 0 Mrs. Sarah Clarke . . 0 5 0 7 1 914 ~~~~ ~ag: ~~~?~ngham g ~ g ---- From Brown's Town £24 13 6 1 o STURGE TOWN. From Buff Bay £4 4 3 Public Collections . . 1 3 4 TRANQU I LITY. 49 Envelopes in Collection 1 11 0 Public Collections .. 1 1 0 2 14 4 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Miller o 7 0 " .. Charles Bernard 050 Mr. W. Palmer 1 0 0 " Joseph Haughton .. o 4 0 " L. A. Dawes .. 060 James Palmer & Wife .. 050 From Tranquility £1 17 0 .Miss Princess Dawes .. 050 BETHBARA. 1 16 Public Collections 2 0 10 Sunday School o 10 0 I Sunday School o 8 2 From Sturge Town .. £5 0 4 290 Mr. & Mrs. Fredl\:. E. SALEM. Nesbitt o 5 0 Mrs. Sarah Jaclrson .. 050 Public Collections 2 5 6* .. Marian Haughton o 5 0 Sunday School 080 From Bethbara £3 4 0 2 13 6* BETHESDA (SKIBO). Mr. & Mrs. Wilm. Lawson o 9 0 Mrs. Amelia Gallimore & Public Collections .. 146 Daughter o 6 0 Deacon Guttymore & Wife 050 :Mrs. Leana Higgin & " Isaac Price & Wife o 5 0 Daughter .. 060 Mr. & Mrs. John Miller 050 Miss Rebecca McDonald o 5 0 Mrs. Annie M. Russell .. 050 From Bethesda £1 19 6 :26 CONTRIBUTIONS.
£ s d £ s d Mr. Paul H. Phillips .. 0 5 0 SPRI NG HILL. " Hez. Cooper & Family 0 5 0 28 Envelopes 1 6 3 -Public Collections 1 0 0 From Mt. Zion £3 11 I%. By Rev. W.J. Thompson £12 4 MT. MORIAH. CLARKSONVILLE. Public Collections 1 10 014 ::)unday School 1 0 0 By Rev. W. Head: Mr. F. A. Thompson o 10 0 _Public Collections 3 10 6* " T. S. Francis 0 5 0 '1'l1e Pastor 0 5 0 Sunday School. Mrs. Frances Walters 0 4 0 " S. J. Waugh 0 4 0 Mrs. Knight's Class 056 " Eliza Tracey 0 4 0 _Miss Hendrik's Class o 4 7% 34 Envelope~ 1 11 0 _Mr. Bradley's Class 046 .other Classes' 1 6 10% From Mt. Moriah £5 13 01,' £ s d £ s d MEE'K SPRING. Collected by Mrs. S. A. Stewar ~: Mr. &. Mrs. ~. A. Stewart 1 1 0 .small Sums .. 140 'J:oe .I!'our Little S's. U 10 U .Hergeant J os. Buchanan o 5 0 Mr. L. U. WelSh U 5 U .constabulary R1chmond o h 0 .. Lewis Atherton U 5 U .Mr. Joseph Malvo U D U A B. C. 0 4 0 Henry Stewart o 5 II Mr. B. L. Grant 0 2 0 " 'l'homas Pollock U 5 U " Alexr. McCoy & 'Wlie U 5 D 270 .. Henry Garnck .. U b u " Stephen Mcuregor U b U By Mrs. E. Young: ..Mrs. Sarah Courtney .. U 5 U Mrs. KYoung o 5 0 " A. Wilson & Niece 050 Mr. H. V. Young o 5 0 ..Misses Annie Coore &. A. V. K. .. o 5 0 Spencer .. o 8 6 Miss 1\'1. Cunningham .. u 5 U . Mr. Moses McFarquhar U b u Mr. W. Fitz-Ritson .. o 5 0 "A Well Wisher" 1 pair From Meek Spring .. £4 17 bangles SmaH l::)ums o 10 6 UNION HILL. 1 15 6 ..small Sums 2 7 9 ..Deacon Hunter & Wife v b lJ ;, By Sergeant C. A. Haughton: .Mr. F'raIJciS J::I.unter . . U 0 HUllsen' u 5 U " Matthias J:Sari",,;:t & Wife U b lJ Corpl. J. Francis :t;achanah Bouner U b U >:)1LlcHl l::)ums 1 U 9 " & Wile 0 5 0 .Mrs. Angelina Clarke II b U 1 10 9 From Union Hill £3 12 9 By Miss R. B. Earl: By Rev. F. W. Coore £16 0 9 Herselt 0 5 0 lV.LI'. rt. S. M. Cooke u b u .. .l!1. C. l!'lasn u 5 U ~:HnaH l::iums U is U ENON. o 18 0 By Rev. W. D. Vaughan: .Eul.l1ic Collections 2 6 6 By Mr. D. Samuel' Gayle: M.t·. & Mrs. Ga.y Ie 0 5 0 WAKEFIELD. " i::i. lv.lOrriS U '( \) " n. 0. heeling U 4 U .Public Collections 1 10 0 ~inai1 l::) LtnlS U l:I ti By Rev. W. D. Vaughan £3 16 6 1 0 By Mr. Uriah Grant 0 4 6 FALMOUTH. By Miss Sarah Brown .. 0 4 Ph By Rev. George Stone: .Puolic Collectlous 2 18 4 By Collectors under 4/ ::I 5 6%, ·Rev. John Kmgaon 1. U u 1n Memoriam 1 V 0 By Mr. K. L. Shaw: .Messrs. J. K Kerr & Co 1 U U Himself 0 5 0 " M. & J. l::)cott.. 1 U U .LH .l.utoinoriam U b U .Dr. S. T. Vm61 .. U 11 U Messrs. Delgado & Son U.iV ti o 10 0 G. H. Daviason, Bsq... U 10 6 .Mr. ::i. G. Delisser U IV ti By Mr. & Mrs. Anderson 0 5 6 . Hev. Geo. Stone V 5 0 .Mrs. H. V. Young U 5 0 By Mrs. Jane Kerr: " Alexander U b u Herseu 0 5 (I A. 1. A. 0 4 U 9 15 10 >Jin""l >:)ums 0 !:) 0 Collected by Miss E. A. Reuben: o 17 0 .Dr. p. J. PhIllips 0 10 6 .Mr. S. A. Stewart 0 5 0 By Mrs. Jestina Lindo: Rev. J. A. Jones .. 0 5 0 Rel'sell 0 5 P. 0 Rev. E. H. F'erguson >::lmall Bums u iJ ~ & Mr. J. J. ::iimpson 0 5 0 ..Mr. B. L. Bernard .. 0 5 U o 14 3 .. & Mrs. L. A. Atherton o 10 0 .. W. Fitz-Ritson 0 5 0 .. C. A. B. Gray 0 5 II By Mrs. Margaret Williams: " C. T. Haughton 0 5 U Henert 0 5 0 .Miss E. A. 1te.toen 0 5 0 Mr. B. A. Stewart u 5 0 .~mall Sums U 19 6 >::lmall Sums 0 1 0 4 0 0 o 11 0 28 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d By Miss Ancella Jones; He~self 060 Collected by Mrs. Catherine Rev. J. A. Jones 050 Johnson: Small Sums o 4 3 Herself o 5 6 Small Sums 006 o 15 3 060 By Mrs. Elizabeth Hines: Herself 050 Rev. Geo. Stone 050 Small Sums 020 2 12 7%, 070 From Wakefield £6 5 8%, Sunday School. By Rev. G. Stone £52 6 7 Mr. K. L. Shaw's Class o 17 Miss C. A. Nugent's Class o 10 Mrs. L. A. Atherton's Class o 6 Miss C. S. Smith's Class o 4 EBENEZER, FOUR PATHS. " A. Smith's Class .. o 4 By Rev. .T. A. S. Linton: Ten Classes under 4/ .. 1 1 Public Collections & Offer- Sunday S~hool Envelopes o 12 ings under 4/ each 1 16 9 D. T. Girvan, Esq. . . 060 From Sunday School 3 17 514 Sim Look, Esq. . . 050 T. B. Thompson, Esq... o 5 0 From Falmouth £33 4 8lh Dr. B . .T. A. Robinson .. 050 Pastor and Wife .. 050 Messrs. Blair & Grierson 050 UNITY. Mr. Henry Brown & Wife 050 " E. B. Ellis & Wife 050 Public Collections .. 1 13 6 " Bertie Henry & Wife o 5 0 Miss Margaret Gallimore 110 " E. J. Whiteman .. 050 Rev. John Kingdon o 10 0 " W. V. Carr 050 In Memoriam o 10 0 Mrs. Geo. McGill .. 050 Mrs. P. Notice 060 Misses Emma & Gerie 050 Mr. David Green 050 Misses Belle & Florrie o 5 0 " & Mrs. Beasley .. o 5 0 Ena, Upton and Hubert o 5 0 " "A. C. Brown 050 lVlerab and Sarah .. o 5 0 " Geo. Dehaney 050 Sunday School Offerings 050 " John Scarlett o 5 0 Rev. Geo. Stone 050 From Ebenezer £6 2 9 Miss Rebecca Reid o 4 6 Mrs. E. Gardener o 4 0 JUBILEE. Mr. & Mrs. Dunbar 040 Collectors under 4/ 5 9 6%, Public Collections and Offer ings under 4/ each 1 16 Oljz; 11 12 6%, Pastor and Wife .. 050 Messrs. Geo. Pencil and J. H. Gordon .. o 5 0 Sunday School. Mr. Francis Lewis & Wife o 5 0 Joseph Walters & Wife 050 Collections in Mr. .T. " .T. S. Watson & Wife 050 Archer's Box o 11 7 " Alex. Grace & Wife 050 By Envelopes o 12 0 Andrew Anderson & Wife .. 0 5 Q From Sunday School 137 " W. D. Gowdie & Wife 0 5 o Marcus Watson & Wife 0 5 o From Unity £12 16 I%, " W. H. Haynes.. 0 5 o "The Sisters' " Class .. 0 5 o WAKEFIELD. Sunday School Offerings ----0 2 4%: Public Collections . . 0 15 9 From Jubilee £4 13 5 Collecting Cards under 4/ 1 10 4 HAYES. 261 Public Collections and Offer- Sunday School. ings under 4/ each 1 14 3~. Pastor and Wife . . 0 5 0 Mr. Andrew Whittaker's Mr. Joshua Richards & Wife 0 5 0 Class .. 090 " R. G. Reid & Wife 0 5 0 Teacher Patterson's Class o g 0 5 Classes under 4/ o 10 0 From Hayes £2 9 3lj~_ From Sunday School 170 ELIM. Collected by: Mrs. D. Clark & Molley Ill%, Public Collections and Offer- Misses Coseley & O'Conner o 5 6 ings under 4/ each 1 0 11 Mr. J. N. Duff o 5 0 Pastor and Wife . . 0 5 0 Mrs. C. L. Gayle o 5 0 Mr. Peter McGill & Wife 0 5 0 Mr. W. Jackson o 5 0 "T. E. Lawrence & Wife 0 5 0. CONTRffiUTIONS. 29 £ s d £ s d ::Mr. Edward Bryant & Wife 0 5 0 Miss Mary Ann Grant .. 050 " Francis Dunn & Wife 0 5 0 .. Rhoda T. Rowe 050 " T. E. Carey . . 0 5 0 R. H. Graham, Esq. 080 . . Sunday School Offerings 0 3 4% A. M. Tucker, Esq. o 5 0 Mr. Alex. McLean .. 050 From Elim £2 14 3% .. Joseph N. Anderson 050 " John Griffiths o 5 0 MOUNT LEBANON. " E. A. Lherisson Rowe 050 :Public Collections and Offer- 573 ings under 4/ each 0 15 4%, Small Sums 500 :P,astor and Wife 0 10 0 From Jericho £10 7 3 From Mt. Lebanon .. £1 5 4%, REDWOOD. By Rev. J. A. S. Linton £17 Public Collections and Envelopes 1 14 11 FULLERSFI ELD. Contributed in boxes: By Rev. R. E. Bennett: Mrs. W. F. Bailey ~ 8 4 Public Collections 4 10 0 Mr. William Reid .. o 6 3 Miss D. E. Bennett 0 5 0 Mrs. Isamanda Edwards o 5 9%, " Ruth Ann McIntosh o 5 4 From Fullersfield £ 4 15 0 Miss Susan Simmonds o 5 3 Mr. Elisha McLean .. o 5 o TOWNHEAD. Mrs. Isabella Richards o 5 o Miss Catherine Graham o 5 o .Public Collections 1 10 0 Mr. Benjamin Grant o 4 .. George Reid o 4 f~ KENDAL. .. Peter Davis o 4 O%, Small Sums in Boxes 3 1 9%, Public Collections 1 0 0 ..Mr. Alfred Dawes 0 5 0 6 0 814 From Kendal £ 1 5 0 Mr. Robert Brown .. o 6 0 Mrs. Theodore Burke .. 050 By Rev. R. E. Bennett £7 10 0 Small Sums 1 3 11 1 14 11 HEWETT'S VIEW. From Redwood £9 10 614 By Rev. W. J. Mornan: EWARTON. '-Collections and Envelopes 2 12 10 :Mr. W. Allen o 5 0 Public Collections 109 .. J. Adams o 5 0 Mrs. M. Morris o 5 0 ::Mrs. E. A. Vassell 050 Mr. James Ffrench 050 Rev. J. Maxwell o 5 0 Small Sums o 6 6 3 12 10 From Ewarton £1 17 3 Sunday School. By Rev. R. H. Rowe £21 15 01.4 Senior Bible Class: 'Teacher o 18 0 KINGSTON, EAST QUEEN STREET. ,small Sums 059 By Rev. W. Pratt, M.A.: 139 Public Collections .. 4 15 61,4 Mr. & Mrs. A. V. Kingdon 500 .ot~er Classes o 5 0 .. .. D. Balfour 300 Rev. W. Pratt 100 Fr9m Sunday School 1 8 Mr. J. L. King o 10 6 In Memoriam 080 By Rev. W. 'J. Mornan £5 1 7 Miss M. F. Jones .. 070 .. Isabella Blagrove 080 .. M. Carrington 060 .. Leah Skyers .. () 5 () JERICHO. .. Elizabeth Atkinson 050 .. Frances Reid 050 By Rev. R. H. Rowe: " E. Haughton .. 050 ::Public Collections 1 18 3 Mrs. J. A. Stephenson 050 'Mrs. M. M. Duckett (for .. A. McKenzie (for Africa) 010 0 Hayti) 050 M. M. Duckett dor .. M. E. White .. Q 5 0 " Hayti) 0 4. 0 Mr. & Mrs. R. Giscombe 050 M. 'M. Duckett " K. 'N. Phillips 050 .. (General purposes) 0 2 0 " E. N. Smart 050 'Miss M. E. Harvey .. 0 5 0 " J. Grocer () 5 0 .Mrs. Letitia Sutherland 0 5 0 G. T. Aiken 050 30 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d Small Sums .• 014 0 Miss Reid's Class: Prayer Meeting Boxes o 13 1% Miss Hilda ,Heron o 10 0 .small Sums o 12 10lk 20 2 ~ 1 2 10%, Sunday School. Mrs. Mendes' and Mrs. Stephenson's Class: Miss Uter's Class .. 0 6 0 Mrs, A. Smith o 12 2 Mr. McGregor's Class .. 0 5 9 Miss C. Plummer 0 4 10*- Small Sums 0 8 4%, Miss Mornan's Class: The Teacher 0 5 2% .... 1 5 5 Small Sums 0 o 10%, Mr. S. M. Kitchin's Class 0 6 2 0 6 .. Phillips's Class . . 0 10 3 H4 Classes giving under 4/ each .. 1 1 1 Mrs. Duff's Class 0 5 10%, Collections at Quarterly Mis- sionary Meetings .. 1 7 10lk Miss Lamont's 'Class: Mr. J. N. Kitchin, Secretary 1 0 0 Mi.ss A. K. Kingdon 1 6 0 The Superintendent .'. 5 0' 0 Small Sums 0 6 2* Proceeds of Demonstration "The King's Mission- 1 12 2* ary Ship" . . 6 2 10%, Savings Bank Interest 0 9 6 Miss Gordon's Class: The Teacher 0 4 2 From the Sunday School 30 14 0 Small Sums 0 0 8 The C. E. Society, Miss Reid 0 6 0 0 4 10 31 0 Less amount for support of Miss Forrester's Class 0 8 8* Boy in Africa 5 0 0 " Laidley's Class .. o }1 01.', " Parkinson's Class 0 6 9%, From Sunday School and C. E. Society 26 0 0 Mr. Higgins' Class: The Teacher 0 5 1% From East Queen Street £ 46 2 2 Master George Gilbert' 0 8 Olh Small Sums 0 6 8* MT. BETHEL, ST. ANDREW. o 19 10* Mr. Alexander Taylor .. 0 5 0 " JOReph Henderson & Mr. Martin's Class: Family 050 The Teacher 0 4 9 .. R. McIntosh 050 Small Sums 0 2 3 Small Sums 1 3 10 0 7 0 From Mt. Bethel £1 18 10 Mr. Blake's and Mr. B. Kit By Rev. W. Pratt £48 1 0 chin's Classes: Mr. Blake o 10 0 " B. Kitchin .. o 10 3 HANOVER ST., KINGSTON. Master A. E. Kingdon 160 Small Sums o 13 0 By Rev. E. A. Bell: Public CollectIOns 140 2 19 3 Sunday School 1 2 0 Miss Esther Brooks 050 - Mr. Stewart's Class .. 0'11 9* " Sarah Turner 050 Mrs. L. Butler .. 050 Mr. Simpson's Class: Mr. & Mrs.' Jas. Service 050 Tke Teacher o 5 0 Small Sums 096 Small Sums o 5 5% From Hanover St. £3 15 6 o 10 5% Miss Finlayson's Class: TOP HILL. The Teacher 12 0 Small Sums 0 ~ ~l\\ Public Collections o 0 74. Mr. Robert Brown 050 :;: " Josiah Wright 050 O 1 u 8%, Mrs. Jas. Hayles 050 Miss Pratt's Class: From Top Hill £ 1 7 0 The Teacher o 11 6 Small Sums o 15 6% PROSPECT. 1 7 0* Mr. James Bryson o 7· 0 " Henry Thomas & Miss Green's Class o 5 8* Family o 5 ()o CONTRIBUTIONS. 3L £ s i\ £ s d Mrs. E. A. Bell o 5 0 Marinette Clark 050 Mr. T. Hamilton and C. E. Brown .. o 9 0 Mr. S. Bryson .. 050 Morris Johnson & Wife o 5 0 Messrs. L. Clarke & Co. o 5 0 Henry McCook & Wife o 7 0 Mr. James Nelson o 5 0 Sunday School for African Boy o 5 0 From Prospect £112 0 From Bethel £6 6 2V4. JOHN AUSTIN. SPRING VALE. 'Miss L. E. Simmons .. o 5 0 Public Collections and En- Mr. William Watson o 5 0 velopes 1 5 6%, .. Saml. Williams .. o 5 0 Mrs. Charlotte Walker 050 10 10 0 Miss Amanda Davis 050 Less for African Boy 0 10 0 From John Austin .. £1 5 0 By Rev. W. C. Bennett £10 0 0 FRAN KFI ELD. LOTTERY. Mr. J. E. Dyke o n 0 By Rev. W. D. Brown: " F. W. McLeod o !) 0 Public Collections o 12 6 " Stephen Pink o !) 0 Envelopes under 4/ 3 19 5% " Henry Lewis o !) 0 .. Stewart o 5 0 4 11 11%. Sunday School o 6 0 Y. P. S. C. E. o 4 0 Mr. Ed. Croombie 050 Theo. Reid o 5 0 From Frankfield £1 15 0 5 1 11%. DOUCE. Sunday School. Public Colledions o 12 0 Mr. Robert Lewin o 5 0 Mr. J. H. McGhie o 5 0 " Alfred Grant .. o fi 0 " Albert Anderson .. o 5 0 Mr. Theo. Reid's Class: " Charles Smith o 5 0 Himself o 6 6 J. Campbell o 5 0 From Douce £1 12 0 L. Sterling o 5 0 S. Manderson o 5 0 UNITY. Small Sums o 15 0 Public Collections and 1 16 6 Small Sums .. 1 5 0 Mr. Emanuel Wright & IVIr. H. E. Manderson's Class: Family .. 0 fi 0 Mrs. E. McKenzie 0 5 0 " Stephen Harris & Wife 0 5 0 .. R. Smith 0 5 0 " J. L. Hamilton . . 0 6 0 Small Sums 1 2 11 Mrs. F:lizabeth Pinnock & Family .. 0 5 0 1 12 11 Mr. Jas. Butler & Family 0 6 6 .. Simeon Brown & Family 0 5 0 Mr. G. L. McGhie's Class: Small Sums 1 6 4 Himself 0 6 6 F. Ellis 0 5 0 From Unity £4 4 0 Small Sums 0 14 6~ By Rev. E. A. Bell £15 10 6 1 6 0% Mr. S. Allen's Class: LlNSTEAD. Himself 050 J. H. McGhie (Jnr.) 060 By Rev. W. C. Bennptt: N. Reid o 5 0 Public Collections and En- Small Sums o 8 I%. velopes 1 (; Ph R. M. Dillon 050 1 4 1% L. B. Dillon 050 E. E. Bennett o fi 0 Mr. J. Hanlan's Class: Sunday School o 12 1~ Self o 5 0 For African Boy o 5 0 Small Sums o 1 6%, From Linstead £2 18 3 o 6 6%, BETHEL. Mr. J. Campbell's Class: Self 050 Public Collections and En- Small Sums o 6 8%, velopes •. 3 14 2% Rebecca Smart .• o 5 0 o 11 80/4,,- Geo. Johnson & ,Wife 060 A. J. Wilson .. o fi 0 Mr. Wm. Douglas' Class: .John Shallock & Wife .• o 5 0 Small Sums o 6 10 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d Miss E. Fields' Class: I Miss Miriam A. Campbell 0 5 0 ::Herself o 5 3* .. Emogene Turner .. 0 5 0 .Miss A. McGhie 050 Small Sums in Envelopes 1 1 6 ;Small Sums 045 - From Mount Moriah £4 12 1~ o 14 8% GREEN ISLAND. Miss S. Armstrong's Class: ::Hilda Miller 0 5 0 Public Collections 0 8 7 :.small Sums 0 8 4% Mr.A. J. McKenzie 0 6 0 Mr. & Mrs. T. Gordon:: 0 5 0 013 4% Robert Smith 0 5 0 Mr. James Tomlinson .. 0 5 0 Miss M. Bailey's Class: J. N. Davis 0 5 0 :Small Sums 0 12 1 ';4, Miss Muriel Johnson: : 0 5 0 Sunday School Offering 0 8 0 Miss E. Hunter's Class: Small Sums in Envelopes 1 18 9 :Small Sums 0 11 10* From Green Island .. £4 6 4 Miss M. Armstrong's Class: "Herself . . 0 5 6 CLAREMONT. ·,small Sums 0 5 10%, Public Collections 0 5 5% o 11 4%, Mr. & Mrs. Calter Jani~s 0 5 0 Miss Aaron's Class: Josiah Barnes 0 5 0 :Self 050 l\liss M~' Lyseight & Mother 0 !'i 0 -Small Sums o 4 9% F. E. Kerr & Mother 0 5 0 Mrs. Ellen Martin 0 5 0 o 9 9% Small Sums 0 :3 6 Mrs. G. McGhie's Class: From Claremont £1 13 11% 'Small Sums o 5 By Rev. John Yair - £19 0 9';4, Miss M. Manderson's Class: :Small Sums 0 6 7% MALDON. 11 17 0 By Rev. R. G. Chambers: Local Expenses o 19 3 Envelopes and Collection 6 4 3% Mr. S. Morris 0 7 0 From Sunday School £10 17 9 Mrs. Emma Winn 0 6 0 Deacon Thorpe .. 0 5 0 By Rev. W. D. Brown £15 19 8';4, Mr. Cornelius Stennett 0 5 0 Mrs. Catherine McGhie 0 5 0 " Mary Grant 0 5 0 LUCEA. 7 17 3 lA! By Rev. John Yair: "Public Collections .. 1 15 7* Sunday School 3 6 3 "Messrs. A. H. Browne & Bros. o 10 6 Collected by Mrs. R. G. Pastor and Wife 050 Chambers: Mrs. M. J. Dixon .. 100 Pastor and Family . . 0 13 0 "Mr. Josiah L. Campbell o 10 0 Miss Rachel Leslie, U.S.A. 0 12 0 " D. J. Henry .. 050 Misses Katie and Geral " William Patterson o 5 0 Watt .. 0 7 9 " T. D. Brissett .. 050 Mr. Isaac Leslie & Wife 0 7 0 " Gustavius Douglas 050 Edmund Fennell 0 6 0 " E. Campbell. Missy " Elisha Stennett 0 6 0 Cocoanut Tree .. o 6 :3 Ezekiel Foster 0 5 0 "Mrs. E. Jeremiah & Son 050 " Israel Roach 0 5 0 Miss C. E. Mowatt .. 050 " Albert Spence 0 5 0 Sunday School Offering 100 D. I. McNab . . 0 5 0 'Small Sums in Envelopes 2 10 " Abishai Fairclough 0 5 0 " Hezekiah James & Wife 0 5 0 From Lucea £8 18 4% .. Charles Thomson.. 0 5 0 Miss Ann O'Connor . . 0 5 0 MOUNT MORIAH. Mr. Theophilus Carroll 0 5 0 " William Nishbeth & Wife 0 5 0 -Public Collections .. o 13 I%. " Edube Stennett 0 5 0 -Mr. & Mrs. R. B1l1gin .. 060 .. J. W. Chisholm 0 5 0 W. Pr~Tce .. 060 Mrs. Julia McKay 0 5 0 Thos. Fearon 050 Mr. George Maxwell . . 0 5 0 A. Fisher .. 050 .. Joseph Erskine & Wife 0 5 0 Jas. Dixon .. 050 Mrs. Sarah Taylor 0 5 0 " "Daniel Smith 050 " J estina Carroll 0 5 0 -Yr. Thos. Samuels & Miss Susan Thanks 0 5 0 Family .. 056 " Arabella Gooden 0 5 0 .. Samuel Peterkin & Mr. Daniel Haughton & Sisters .• 050 Wife 0 5 0 -Yiss Amelia Campbell 050 " Edgar Carroll 0 4 0 nay lVlissions dbrac CONTRIBUTIONS ... 33 £ s d £, £ s d £ s CI' Mrs. Calvert's Clp:ss: Dr. F. A. Norton o 5 o· Teacher . . .• 0 19 0 Mr. Solicitor Reid .. o 5 ()O, Small Sums 0 5 5 W .. I. Lannaman, Esq... o 5 ~. Louis Josephs, Esq. . . 050 145 Deacon Corniffe & Wife o 5 ()'. Deacon Howard & Wife o 5 ~I Miss Grey's Class: Sergt.-Major Anderson o 5 0' Teacher 0 10 6 "Nellie Murdock" o 5 O' Small Sums 0 14 3 Thos. Pusey & Wife .. 050 Leader Wm. Grant & Wife o 5 0'" 149 " John Murray .. 050 Bro. Isaac Gordon & Wife o 5 (). Miss Smith's Class: Miss Agnes Delpratt .. 050 Teacher 0 5 0 ~. Wm. Kenyon & Wife o 5 O' Small Sums 0 16 9 Miss Eliz. Telfer .. 050 ~fr. Saml. Edwards & Wife 050 119 " Chas. Moyston .. o 5 0,· Matilda Job and Rotella Mrs. Muir's Class: Edwards . . 0 5 0' Teacher 0 9 0 Leaderess Mgt. Robinson 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 6 0 Miss Betsey Miller . . 0 5 0 '. Leader John Martin & Wife 0 5 0 o 15 0 Miss Sarah Grant . . 0 5 0 Envelopes and Collection 2 9 9 Mi!'l"l Lansdowne's Class: E. Allen 0 4 3 From Morant Bay £8 10 3: Small Sums 0 8 3 PROSPECT. o 12 6 Miss Alice M. Boyd o 10 0 Mr. Stephenson's Class: Mrs. A. M. Watson .. 050 Small Sums 060 Deacon Henry Mowett o 5 0' Leaderess White .. 050 o 6 0 Deacon Thompson & Wife 050 Juvenile Collection .. o 12 0 Mr. Coomb's Class: Envelopes and Collection 150 Small Sums o 14 0 From Prospect £3 7 0 o 14 0 ARCADIA. I-nfant Class: S. F. Noyes, Esq. .. 050 Miss Allen 069 Deacon Haynes & Wife 050 Small Sums 2 2 0 Deacon Abram Smith o 5 0 Envelopes and Collection 193 289 From Arcadia £2 4 3 Adult Class 049 Superintendent 080 DALVEY. Three Teachers 370 Barnett School .. 030 Leader Small & Wife .. 080 ColIe~tions at Missionary Collection and Envelopes 160 Meetings 1 18 0 Interest o 11 6 From Dalvey £1 14 0 From Sunday School 24 17 51h By Rev. W. R. Phillips £15 15 6 From Montego Bay.: £60 3 5 MT. ANGUS. SALT SPRING. By Rev. C. S. Brown: Collection, Envelopes and Collections & Envelopes Sundav School .. 0 9 4 under 4/ 2 30 Teacher C. J. Samuels 0 5 0 Sunday School 040 Mrs. Ann Francis 050 From Salt Spring £0 14 4 Mr. W. Green & Wife 060 " Jacob Wray 050 FLETCHER'S GROVE. From Mt. Angus £3 3 0 Collections & Envelopes 188 J.\1r. & Mrs. W. Sibley .. 050 WALLINGFORD. 113 8 Envelopes 1 0 6' By Rev. D. M. Roberts £62 11 5 BARRONVI LLE. Envelopes 1 2 O. MORANT BAY. By Rev. W. RPhillips: By Rev. C. S.· Brown £5 5 6_ Messrs. Hope & Co. •• 010 6 .. CONTRIBUTIONS. 35 £ s d s d OCHO RIOS. 1 Mrs. Jane Campbell ~ 5 0 I Mr. John Campbell .. 0 5 0 By Rev. C. Barron: " Thos. Stewart & Wife 0 5 0 Public Collections 2 3 0 " Alfred Gordon & Wife 0 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ 2 U ·9 " David Campbell . . 0 5 0 .. Jos. McFarquhar & Wife 0 6 0 4 3 9 Miss Mary Lewis . • 0 4 o· Mr. Josiah Williams .. 0 4 0 Collected by Mrs. Barron: " Joseph Creighton.. 0 4 0 H: W. Weyranch Esq. o 10 0 " Jas. Lewis & Wife 0 4 (}I Mission 0 5 0 " JOB. Riley & Wife.. 0 6 0, MissM. McDonald 0 5 0 " David Livingston 0 5 0 Eliza Gaynor 0 5 0 .. Cecil Livingston 0 4 0 Mi-'s. Miriam Gaynor 0 5 0 Small Sums 1 6 6 Mr. David Coombs 0 5 0 Corporal Passley 0 5 0 From Friendship £6 11 6 Mr. Thomas Levers 0 5 0 David Levers 0 5 0 By Rev. W. D. Hender- .. son £22 1 4%.. 2 10 0 From Ocho Rios £6 13 9 PARADISE. MONEAGUE. By Rev. G. Turner: Collections and Small Sums 1 0 10' Public Collections & En- Mission Family .. o 10 (). velopes under 4/ ., 1 6 8 Mr. & Mrs. S. McLeod 5 '" Mr. Wm. & Martha Palmer 0 5 0 W. T. Gayle 050o Mrs. Md.l'Y Leigh 0 5 0 050 .. Ann Wray 0 5 0 Miss ri..' A. Rj og;i~~on 050 From Moneague £2 8 From Paradise £2 10 10 ORANGE PARK. STACEY VILLE. Public Collections & En- velopes under 4/ 0 7 7 Collections and Small Sums 3 0 9 Mission 0 I) 0 1\1rs. Haylette 0 7 0 Mr. R. Thomas 0 5 0 From Orange ParI.: £ 0 12 Miss M. A. Tennant 0 5 0 By Rev. C. Barron £ 9 8 0 From Stacey Ville £ 3 17 9 THOMPSON TOWN. ORACABESSA. Collections and Small Sums 4 14 1 By Rev. W. D. Henderson: Sunday School .. o 10 O' Public Collections 4 10 6% Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Bryan 060 Sunday School ::I 0 1 Mrs. Rhoda Fegan o 6 (J. Miss ·Margt. Reid 0 8 0 " Sarah Reid .. o 6 O' Mr. Simon P. Reid 0 7 0 Mr. Norman Thompson o 5 (). .. Solomon Henry .. 0 7 0 .. Wm. McLarren o 5 6. .. Stephen Sutherland 0 6 6 Miss A. Blair o 5 ()o " Jas. Ellis & \Vife ., 0 6 0 Mr. A. Bennett 053 Alex. Dallas 0 5 0 D. Petterson 050 Chas. Rose 0 5 0 " & Mrs. Cormack .. 050 " Chas. Capleton 0 5 0 " Christopher Thomas 040 Ric.. Sutherland . . 0 5 0 " & Mrs. G. Hamilton 040 .. Woodham Re.id & Wife 0 I) 0 " T. S. Burrell 056 .. Moses Reid 0 5 0 " W. S. Chambers •. 050 Mrs. Frances Reid . . 0 5 0 " & Mrs. R. Hayles .. 050 ." U. R. Sutherland 00 g 0 " Wm. Bennett 050 Mr. J. H. Wynter . . ... 0 " H. E. Reddich 0 g 0 From Thompson Town £9 1 4 " Lawrence Reid 0 ... 0 ~, Jas. Duncan 0 5 0 WALTHAM. .. Saml. Sutherland 0 6 0 }.irs. Isabella Smith ., 0 5. 0 Collections and Small Sums 3 11 111,4" Mr. Henry Philpotts .. 0 5 3%, Mr. & Mrs. Mattie Grant 050 .. Adam Williams .. 0 4 0 " Mattan Grant 01)0 " Alfred Anderson .. 0 4 0 " Andrew Gohegan .. 050 " Michael Sewell & Wife 0 5 0 " W. Flash & Family o I) 0 Small Sums 1 15 6 " J. Tyter & Family o S 0 " July Simpson .. 050 From Oracabessa £15 9 10 " & Mrs. B. Walker 01)0 " W. J. Francis 060 FRIENDSHIP. Mrs. J. A. Francis o I) (). Mr. David Grant .. o I) & Pliblic Collections 1 2 3 " & Mrs. T. J. Walker o 4 () Sunday School o 15 9 " R. & J. Johnson •• o 5 () 36 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d Mrs. Louisa Dennis .. ~ ~ Od MOUNT MERRICK. Mr. Charles Douce 0 5 0 " & Mrs. David Goiiegan 0 5 0 Public Collections and En velopes 4 5 From Waltham Mr. Prince Williams : : 0 7 9* " J. M. Gregory (for 4* ROCK RIVER. Africa) o Ii 0 .. H. & E. Lewis 0 5 0 Collections and Small Sums 3 12 814 Mrs. M. D. Gregory .. 0 5 0 Sunday School 0 14 9% Mr. S. Jackson & Wife 0 5 0 Miss E. Swaby 0 5 0 Miss I. I. Thompson .. 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Gardner 0 5 0 Mr. Z. Thomas .. 0 5 0 " J. N. Morris 0 5 0 .. T. Jackson .. 0 5 0 Miss Hilda & Mr. E. J. From Rock River £5 2 5%, Gregory .. 0 6 0 Mr. Edward Anderson (for By Rev. G. Turner £28 2 4 Africa) .. 0 4' 0 Miss F. Anderson 0 5 0 Mr. John S. Williams 011 0 POINT HILL. " Robt. Butler 0 5 0 " Robt. White 0 6 0 By Rev. L. M. Beverley: " Robt. Elson 0 5 0 Public Collections and En- : .. John Thomas & Wife 0 5 0 velopes .. 3 10 9 , Mrs. A. Elson & D. Wilson 0 5 0 Mr. Anthony Knight .. 050 Sunday School ~ 4 0 .. D. Hamilton & Wife o 5 0 " Robt. Samuels .. 050 From Mount Merrick £9 9 2 " G. Douglas & Daughter 050 " Wm. Brown 050 By Rev. L. M. Beverley £22 1 10 " Joseph Baron o 5 0 Pastor and Wife o 10 0 PORT ANTONIO. From Point Hill £5 10 9 By Rev. A. V. Petgrave: SHADY GROVE. Public Collections and 'En- velopes . . 5 5 0% Public Collections and En- Mrs. J estina Bodden .. 0 12 0 velopes . . 0 9 1 %, " Rhoda Logan 0 8 6 Mr. J. A. Chambers & Wife 0 5 0 Miss Jemima Kelso .. 0 7 6 Mr. & Mrs. Alexr. Barrett 0 7 0 From Shady Grove .. £0 14 1% Mr. James Brooks . . 0 6 0 " & Mrs. Isaac Roberts 0 5 0 BROWN'S HALL. Mrs. Lily Bennett 0 5 0 " Mary Brooks 0 5 0 Public Collections and En- Of Ella Martin 0 5 0 velopes 1 9 11* " Ellen Bell 0 5 0 Rev. T. J. Gallimore 050 " Eliza Clarke 0 5 0 Mr. Wm. Wallace 050 Miss May James 0 5 0 Miss D. Anderson o 5 0 " Ada Brooks . . 0 5 0 " Marion Donaldson 0 5 0 From Brown's Hall £2 4 11% " Catherine Parker.. 0 5 0 " Jane Frazer 0 5 0 WATER MOUNT. " Alberta Bowen 0 5 0 .. Virginia Sewell 0 5 0 Public Collections and En- Mr. David Alvarenga 0 5 0 velopes . . 0 17 11 Miss Rosa Brooks 0 4 O· Messrs. John & Thos. Bryant 0 5 0 Sarah Walters 0 4 o· Mr. D. White 0 fi 3 " Sarah McDonald .. 0 4 0 .. R. White 0 6 0 Ellen In loving memory of C. D. Palmer 0 4 O· From Water Mount £114 2 11 12 0% KENTISH. Collected by Mrs. E. J. Burke: Public Collections and En The Pastor .. 0 10 0 velopes () 17 3% Mrs. Alfred Mitchell .. 0 10 0 Mr. Wm. Oliver 050 Miss Daisy Johnston .. 0 10 0 .. S. Harrison 01)0 In Loving Memory of George Mrs. Albertha Oliver 050 Phillips 010 0 Miss M. A. Day 0 8 0 From Kentish £1 12 3% Mr. Cyril Burke 0 6 0 " S. A. McPherson 0 6 0 HOPEWELL. .. W. A. Dawson 0 5 0 .• W. P. Smith 0 5 0 Public Collections and En- W. H. P. 0 5 6 v~lopes . . 0 11 4 R. T. O. 0 5 0 :Mrs. E. Gordon & T. Tulloch 0 5 0 Ismay and Ernestine Nicholson 0 5 0 Fromfiopewell £{) 16 4 .Mrs. ·Ellen ,Palmer 0 4: 0 CONTRIBUTIONS. 37 £ s d £ s d W. R. C. u 4 0 Mrs. S. Donaldson o 5 0 Allan o 4 0 The Y. P. S. C. E. 050 Mr. D. Cato 040 Small Sums o 5 0 From Porus £4 13 6 560 ZION HILL. From Fort Antonio .. £l.ti 11) O%, Public Collections 1 4 6%, Envelopes under 4/ 116 HEPHZIBAH. Mr. A. Brown & Wife 060 .. T. Carnegie 060 By CoUections & Envelopes 2 17 3 D. D. Phillips, Esq., J.P., M.P.B. o 5 () Mr. Richd. Thomas o 5 () FELLOWSHIP. Mrs. Mary Carnegie o 5 (). " Felicia Davy .. o 5 (t By Collections & Envelopes 1 1 7% " Frances McKinson, snr. 0 5 0 " Dorcas Williams .. 050 Miss Georgie Carnegie 050 MILL BANK. The Sunday School 050 By Collections & Envelopes 1 3%, From Zion Hill £4 18 0'4 By Rev. A. V. Petgrave £22 0 3 HARMANS. Public Co1lections o 12 0 PORT MARIA. Sunday School o 7 0 By Rev. E. B. James: From Harmans £0 19 3 Public Collections 2 2 9 % Miss S. E. Boyd . . 0 13 0 By Rev. C. A. Lindsay £ 10 10 9~ Mr. I. J. Gordon & Wife 0 7 0 .. John Hamilton & Wife 0 6 0 " David Ennis & Wife . 0 5 0 REFUGE. " Stephen Thompson & Wife .. 0 5 0 By Rev. S. H. Helwig: " Joseph Mendes & Wife 0 5 0 Public Collections & En .. Robert A. Syms & Wife 0 5 0 velopes 475 " Edward McLean .. 0 5 0 " Richard McKenzie 0 5 0 Collected by Miss S. A. Bell: " Thomas Young .. 0 fi 0 Mr. Edward Vernon 050 Mrs. Mary Ann Ellis .. 0 6 0 .. J. S. Oughton .. o 5 0 " Maria Williams .. 0 5 0 .. A. G. R. Harewood o 5 0 " Leonora. Taylor .. 0 5 0 .. & Mrs. Ferreira o 5 0 " Eliza Shaw & Family 0 :.i 0 .. W. H. Bell o 5 0 " Elizabeth Campbell & Miss S. A. Bell o 5 0 Family o 5 0 Small Sums o 5 6 Small Sums 109 1 15 6 From Port Maria £7 10 6% Collected by Mrs. S. J. Wilson: OXFORD. The Collector 0 5 0 W. H. B. 0 5 0 Public Collections . . 0 6 0 Mr. Ezekiel Brown & Wife 0 5 0 o 10 0 ., Thomas Walker & Wife 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 7 0 Collected by Mrs. J estina Aiken: The Pastor 0 5 \1 From Oxford £1 3 0 Small Sums 0 1 6 By Rev. E. B. James £8 13 6 112 066 Collected by Mrs. Rachel PORUS. Richards: Mr. T. Richards 050 By Rev. C. A. Lindsay: Small Sums 036 Public Collections and En velopes under 4/ .. 1 10 0 086 Mrs. Jane E. Edwards .. 066 " H. E. Brown 060 Collected by Mrs. Eliza Malcolm: " E. Vernon 060 Mr. R. B. Malcolm 00 45 30 Mr. Jno. Plummer o 5 0 Small Sums " R. Less o 5 0 093 " A. Cato o 5 0 " F. Douglas & Wife 050 Leah & Sarah Turner 050 Collected by Mrs. Elizabeth Miss S. G. Stirling o 5 0 Duncan: " R. Stewart o 5 0 Small Sums 0 2 4 %. '88 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d Collected by Mrs. Louisa Wilson: FREE TOWN. ~. J. L. Wilson 050 Small Sums 006 Public Collections o 11 ~ - Envelopes o 15 9 056 Sunday School 1 4 10lk Sunday School 1 1 0% 2 1110%· From Refuge £9 6 1 Mr. James Golding & Wife 050 " John Faban & Wife 050 KETTERING. " Richard Bennett & Wife 050 " Robert Robinson & Wife o 5 0 iPublic Collections and En- Collected by Mrs. Catherine velopes 2 12 I%. Walters .. 100 Sunday School 1 13 0 Collected by Miss Roslin Bennett .. 050 From Kettering £4 5 I%. Collected by Mrs. Francella Thomas o 6 7% CLARK'S TOWN. From Free Town £5 3 6 Public Collections and En- velopes ::I 4 3% SHILOH. Mr. John Bailey 0 5 0 Public Collections o 10 9 From Clark's Town £3 9 3% Envelopes o 17 3 Sunday School 0 8 2% By Rev. S. H. Helwig £17 0 6 1 16 2% RIO BUENO. Mrs. Jane Gardiner 0 S o By Rev. T. E. Marston: Mr. Henry Brown 0 5 o :Public Collections 1 5 1~ " Reuben Morgan 0 5 o .sunday School 0 8 2 Mrs. Ada Richards 0 5 o Deacon A. Kinghorn 0 5 0 Collected by Miss Vanzeta "The Mission House o 10 0 Taylor 0 2 o :Mrs. Groom 0 5 0 From Shiloh £2 18 2% From Rio Bueno £ 2 13 3 % LUDFORD MOUNT. WALTHAM ABBEY. Public Collections 080 Public Collections 134 Envelopes 1 1 4% ;Sunday School o 19 0 Sunday School o 10 10%. Miss Gallimore o 5 0 :Mr. Henry Clarke 050 2 0 3% From Waltham Abbey £2 12 4 Mr. John Dawkins 054 .. E. J. Anglin o 5 0 GOOD HOPE. Small Sums 026 Public Collections 030 From Ludford Mount £2 13 1% .Miss Thompson 050 Mr. Wellington 050 By Rev. J. M. Walters £13 16 H)%. From Good Hope £0 13 0 ST. ANN'S' BAY. By Rev. T. E. Marston £5 18 711. By Rev. J. T. Dillon: 74 Mr. J. M. Grant & Wife 0 7 0 " J. Hay & Wife 0 8 0 ROSEWELL. " H. W. Scott o 13 0 By Rev. J. M. Walters: " Benjamin Hay 0 5 0 Public Collections o 12 0 "Josiah B. Palmer 0 5 0 Envelopes 1 3 0% Uriah Davis 0 5 0 .. John Trusty 0 5 0 1 15 OlL Mrs. M. J. Brown 0 5 0 7'~ "Jane Nelson 0 5 0 Sunday School. " Margt. Wilmot 0 5 0 I Miss Ada Ramont 0 5 0 .collections .. o 6 6 % "Eliza Russell 0 5 0 'Teacher A. E. Gordon o 5 0 "Rosa Torrens 0 5 0 " Mary Bartlett 0 5 0 Front Sunday School 011 6% ... Edith Carnikie .. 0 5 0 " Maggie & Mr. Mike Miss Margaret Williams o 5 0 Nelson .. 0 5 0 :Mr. Hubert Johnson o 5 0 Misses Ada & Louisa Miller 0 5 0 Pastor and Wife o 5 6 Envelopes under 2/ 2 10 0 ----- Sunday School 6 0 0 o 15 6 By Rev. J. T. Dillon .. £13 8 0 From Rosewell £3 2 1 CONTRIBUTIONS. 39 £ s d £ s d SAVANNA.LA.MAR. Sunday School. I By Rev. A. G. Kirkham: Collections & Boxes .. 5 15 (} :Public Collections 5 2 6% Miss Ursella Vanhorn .. 050 Misses Alice Brackett and Lilian Campbell .. 01)0 Sunday School. Misses Adelaide and Lilian . .collections .. 1 15 1% Maxwell .. o 5 () Master & Misses Norton 5 0 Mrs. A. Tate and Leah o Campbell 050 2 0 I%, Mr. J. Ruddock 050 George's Plain Branch: From Sunday School 700 ~ollections 1 9 3 Rev. J. J. Griffiths 050 Deacon Williams 1 0 0 Mrs. Jane Clayton •. o 5 () ::Mrs. E. Smith o 5 0 " & Miss Waldrow .• 050 " Sarah Atkinson 050 2 14 Mr. C. Vanhorn o 5 () Hobert James 050 ::Mr. R. E. T.ouzalin 2 0 b James Clarke u 5 () .. W. Holmes 1 0 0 T. Prout 050 .. A. Taylor ., 1 0 0 Henry Jones 050 " J. Spence, Gift of Mis- " R. Williams 050 sionary Boxes .. o 12 3 " Jacob Fraser 050 .Mrs. & Misses Touzalin o 6 0 Miss Lilian Wheatle 050 " M. J. Norton o 10 0 Humility 050 .1\-lr. James Lawson o 5 3 Pastor and Winnie " F. Mills o 5 0 o 10 0 Mrs. E. Reid o 5 0 " Julia E. Grant o 5 0 3 15 0 Miss C. Dawes .. o 5 0 Personal Contribution Cards: Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Campbell o 5 0 Mrs. C. Whitelocke 050 " "David Williams o 5 0 Miss Jane McKay .. 050 " Geo. Skyers & Wife o 6 0 Mr. J. S. Parkinson & Wife 050 " James Williams o 5 0 " C. Campbell 050 " Joseph Williams o 5 0 " E. McKay 050 Mrs. Burke o 4 0 050 Mr. J. D. Taylor o 4 0 Miss~s :~rro~t C. Adams' 050 Mrs. M. "\Vashington o 4 0 Small Sums o 4 6 Pastor and Winnie o 10 0 1 19 6 9 1 6 From Sutcliffe Mount £17 14 4 By Mr. B. M. Washington: ."Self .. o 5 0 WILLIAMSFIELD. Mrs. B. M. Washington o 5 0 .Miss L. Washington .. o 5 0 Public Collections 2 6 4% " Amy Washington o 5 0 Friendship o 12 5 l Blauweari 069 r 100 Sunday School o 13 8 From Savanna-la-Mar £19 18 5 1,4 3 19 2lh GRACE HILL. Mr. Richard Clarke o ;) 0 " David Clarke .. o ;) 0 Public Collections 3 13 7% " & Mrs. C. E. Thompson o iJ 0 Sunday School o 11 100/4 Baby Thompson's .gift for Jesus 050 456 Mr. Geo. Hastings .. 050 " R. Murray & Family 050 Mr. N. Gunning 0 5 0 " Philip Lofters 050 " A. A. McPherson .. 0 5 0 " E. Morrison 050 Alexr. McPherson.. 0 5 0 Pastor and Winnie 050 " J. H. Tennant 0 6 0 " J. B. Williams .. 0 5 0 2 0 0 " & Mrs. I. B. White 0 5 0 Mrs. Margaret Drummond 0 6 0 From Williamsfield .. £6 4 2% " Ellen Drummond 0 6 6 " Sarah Drummond 0 8 6 MOUNT PETO. Miss A. M. "Yashington 0 6 6 ,sisters Gunning & Fullwood 0 5 0 Public Collections 4 8 6lh A Sister & Two Brothers 0 5 0 Pastor and 'Vinnie 0 5 0 Sunday School. From Grace Hill £7 19 0 Collections. . . 6 0 414 Cornwall Mount Branch o 3 7~3 .. SUTCLIFFE MOUNT. Welcome Branch .. 040 Axe and Adze Branch .. o 3 () Public Collections 4 19 10 Mr. G. L. Johnson o 6 () 40 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d 1\11'. ,"~T. B. Spence 070 ; FIReT BAPTIST, SPANISH TOWN_ " M. L. Brissett 050 " Uriah Parkins _0__ 5_9 _ ' P:~;icR6~'1l;;cti~nsSomers: 2 18 9 From Sunday School 7 13 11%, ,Mrs. Annie Glegg o 11 9· Mr. Joseph Glegg .. o 10 0, Mrs. ,Ellen Munroe .. o 4 0 & Mrs. J. Stewart o 8 0- " E. A. Henry & Dolly o 10 0 Mr. & Mrs. C. Miller .. 050 Collected by Mrs. Somers: " P. W. Smith o 5 0 Pastor and Wife o 10 6; .. James Clarlte .. o 5 0 Dr. J. J. Edwards o 10 &: " James S. Gibbs & Wife 050 A. McFarlane, Esq. o 10 0 " B. O. Grant & Wife o 5 0 ,Rev. W. A. Tucl\:er o 5 O' .. W. Dodd 050 i J. Andrade, Esq. 050 Pastor and \Yinnie o 10 0 ! Mr. J. G. Clarke o 5 0, : " Joseph Henry o 5 (} 2 14 0 " Joseph Dawes 050 David Brown o 5 (p From Mount Peto £14 16 614 .. Wm. Manning o 5 0 .. Walter Gordon o 5 0- B~' Rev. A. G. Kirkham £ 66 12 George Gibbon 050 Rtephen Henry o 5 ()o John Henry o 5 0' SHARON. .. John Gordon o 5 0- Mrs. E. Briscoe 050 By Rev. S. I. Marson: A Friend o 5 0' Public Collections & En Mr. A. Patterson o 4 0' velopes 314 ., Feagon o 4 0 Sunday School .. 267 Cash o 4 0 Mr. Daniel Edwards .. 050 Mrs. L. Chambers o 4 0 .. H. J. Atkinson 050 Small Sums 066 Miss B. Blackwood .. o 5 U J. C. Hutchison, Esq... o 5 u 6 3 6 V. H. Tomlinson, Esq. 050 Collected by Mrs. Davidson: Mr. E. V. Saulter o 5 0 Self ·0 f'i 0 .. H. W. l\Hller o 5 0 C. A. B. 0 5 0 The Pastor o 5 () Small Sums 0 1 6 Mr. T. \V. Darien 050 o 11 6 From Sharon £7 lZ :u. Collected by Mrs. Saunders: BURNS SAVANNA. Self 0 5 0 M.ISS L. Grant 0 5 0 Public Collections & En velopes 300 o 10 0 Sunday School 379 Mr. James Myers .. 050 Collected by Mrs. Lawes: A. Ramsey 050 Self 0 5 0 Ben. Dunstone 060 Bmall Sums 0 3 1 " WIlliam \'Vhite .. 050 William Farquharson 050 081 C. A. Morgan o 5 0 ., ",V. J. Samuda 050 Collected by Mr. McEwan 0 7 0 Collected by Mrs. J. Grant 0 5 6 From Burns Savanna £8 3 9 Collected by Mrs. E. Forrest 0 3 1 ARLINGTON. Sunday School. Mrs. Saunder's Class .. o 6 014. Public . Collections & En " La wes' Class .. o 5 814 velopes 1 18 4 MISS Armstrong's Class o 4 9 Mrs. Charlotte Ellis 050 M.rs. Knott's Class .. o 3 10 " Mary Jones v 5 u " M. Brown's Class 038 Miss Caroline Salmon 050 Miss Eugenie Lawes .. o 3 7 Mrs. Susan Clarke o 2 10%. From Arlington £2 13 4 Mr. C. Palmer o 2 5Yz. Robert Henry o 2 5 NIGHTINGALE GROVE. " J. Dawes o 2 2% " A. Manning o 2 3 Public Collections & En- Miss Ethel Lawes o 1 1114. velopes 330 Mrs. 1. Grant o 1 10%, Sunday School 100 Mr. I. N. Atherton .. 050 Sunday School 237 Mrs. Ann Burnett .. 050 Miss Florence Reynolds o 5 0 By Rev. T. G. Somers £15 0 9 Mr. C. O'Connor o 5 0 From Nightingale Grove £5 3 0 EBENEZER, SPANISH TOWN. By Rev. S. I. Marson £23 13 ··0 By Rev. W. A. Tucker: Public Collections 1 7 (). CONTRIBUTION·:" 41 £ s d £ s d Mr. W. R. Grant 050 SPRINGFIELD. " W. R. Wahiman 050 Mrs. Alice Innes o 6 0 By Rev. J. A. Jones: Colle~(ions and Envelopes 2 0 under 4/ 9 14 1 Pastor 2 10 6 Collected by Mrs. A. C. Miller: Mr. W. E. Henry o 12 0 Self " 0 5 0 .. C. Atherton & Wife o 11 0 Rev. W. A. Tucker 0 4 0 Miss S. E. Thompson .. o 10 0 Small Sums 0 4 0 Mr. Wm. Blackellar & Wife 070 " Edward Perkins o 6 0 o 13 0 Mrs. Eliza Hillary o 5 0 Mr. Wm. Leach o 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Lydia Johnson: Miss Edith Hudson .. 050 Self .. 0 5 0 Mr. W. McGhie & Wife o 5 0 Mr. Joseph Beckett 0 5 0 " Frederick Williams 050 Small Sums 0 2 0 " Charles Linton o 5 0 Mrs. Charlotte Earle o 4 0 o 12 0 •• Mary Linton o 5 0 Mr. C. L. D. Morgan 050 Collected by Miss S. H. .. W. E. Vaughan o 5 0 Malcolm: In Memoriam 220 Mr. Fredl{. Barrett o 5 0 Small Sums o 5 0 19 1 7 o 10 0 Collected by Mrs. A. E. Leach: Herself 050 Collected by Mildred Terrelonge: Pastor 050 Small Sums . . 0 8 3 Mr. SamI. Brown o 5 0 " R. Taylor o 5 0 Collected by Miss Ethel Hibbert: R. Clarke & Wife 060 Self " 0 5 0 " Alexander Henry o 5 0 Mr. Zecheriah Hibbert 0 5 0 " Alexander Bulgin o 5 0 Small Sums 0 2 0 1 16 0 o 12 0 Sunday School. Collected by Mr. F. James: Self 0 5 0 Mr. G. A. Gordon's Class: Small Sums 0 15 0 Teacher 0 10 5 M. Irving 2 10 2 100 E. Perkins 2 7 1 M. Harrison 0 8 1 Yz.. Mr. Henry Walters o 5 0 L. Gordon 0 7 3%, Mrs. Adeline Taylor o 5 0 L. Blackellar 0 5 7 Mr. Francis Henry .. o 5 0 R. Henderson 0 5 11% Mrs. Mary Jane Brown 050 A. Campbell 0 6 5 L. Hillary 0 8 2%, 100 M. Hall .. 0 6 11k. Mr. C. L. D. Morgan (Sec.) 0 10 3 From Ebenezer £6 18 3 In Loving Memory of the late teacher Mrs. L. W. Jones 1 10 0 HARTLANDS. Small Sums 0 1 4¥.! Public Collections .. 090 9 17 O¥.! Mr. John H.- GUY & Wife 060 " James H. Guy & Wife o 5 0 Mr. W. McGhie's Class: A Friend o 4 0 Teacher o 6 11¥.! Small Sums 030 H. Harrison o 5 77'4 N. Morris 070 From Hartlands £1 7 0 A. Duhaney o 14 9%, S. Faulkner o 6 9 MOUNT HERMON. .:Small Sums o 6 111M Public Collections 100 2 8 1%, Mrs. Jane Bryan 050 I Mr. R. Clarke's Class: From Mount Hermon £1 5 0 : Teacher o 8 2¥.! t:;mall Sums o S 81M ZION HILL. o 16 10+.. Mr. Obadiah Dixon 050 Mr. W. Gooden's Class: E. Bernard 0 8 91M KITSON TOWN. Small Sums 011 0 Public Collections 0 8 0 o 19 9%, By Rev. W. A. Tucker £10 3 3 1\-11'. R. Anderson's Class: Mr. R. Mason (ex teacher) 0 5 3 42 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d :Mr. A. Mason 052 Miss E. Barrett's Class: 'l'eacher 050 Teacher 060 Small Sums o 7 11 A. Henry 050 T. Thomas o 5 1~ 134 M. Gordon (Snr.) o 5 534 M. Gordon (Jnr.) o 6 7%. Mr. N. Leach's Class: Small Sums o 8 6lA, Teacher 050 Small Sums o 10 6 1 16 9 o 15 6 Mr. F. Williams' Class 0 5 5 Miss A. L. Thompson's Class 0 11 61;2 Mr. A. Bulgin's Class: " C. Leach's Class.. 0 9 3 Teacher o 5 6~ Mrs. A. R. Service's Class 0 18 o%. .Small Sums o 4 11+ Mr. W. Blackellar's Class 0 6 872 Mrs. R. Fowles' Class.. 0 3 914 o 10 6 Miss M. J. Fowles' Class 0 8 3lh Mr. Crawford's Class .. 0 4 3lh Mr. A. Henry's Class: 'Teacher 052 32 7 8%. .A. Stoddart o 5 272 _E. Henry o 4 514 Class Missionary Meetings: :,small Sums o 8 0 Class I. 1 3 11 II. 1 0 81;2 1 2 9%. " III. 1 5 0 Classes IV. & V. 0 12 1% Mr. A. J. McLaughlin's Class: Mr. Henry Brown 0 5 1 ~ 36 9 5%. Small Sums 0 3 8lh Sunday School Anniversary o 8 9%. and Interest 3 10 674, Mr. F. White's Class: 40 0 0 Teacher o 4 2 ~ Less for Prizes, etc. 10 0 0 K. Clarke o 5 4%. F. White o 5 41,4, From Sunday School. . £30 0 0 -A. Hylton o 5 1114 Small Sums o 12 9% From Springfield £50 17 7 1 13 8~ BUCKINGHAM. Mr. R. Taylol"s Class: Collections and Envelopes Mrs. S. Henry o 6 5~ under 4/ 514 " M. Mason 063 Pastor .. 100 .Small Sums o 10 10%. Mr. A. J. Ridley & Wife 100 .. John Samuels .. 080 137 .. William James & Wife 080 Richard Coates 073 Mrs. A. E. Leach's Class: .. Thomas Tharpe .. 070 -E Henry 051 " John Waite & Wife 066 Small Sums o 10 4 " Richard Duhaney .• 050 .. Charles Coates 050 o 15 5 Albert Hart 050 .. James Tharpe 050 Mrs. E. Dixon's Class: .. L. S. Anglin 050 .M. Brown o 5 41,4, .. Edward Henry 050 .Small Sums o 12 4~ .. A. B. Roper .. 050 Mrs. Frances Campbell 050 o 17 8lh .. Albertha Heath 050 Miss L. Blackellar's Class: 11 3 1 -Teacher 0 5 8 Sunday School 2 3 4lA, Mr. M. A. Leach (ex Sec.) 1 0 0 .,small Sums 0 12 O~ 13 6 534 Teachers: 117 8~ Miss Edith Briscoe .. o 10 0 " Albertha Edwards 090 Mr. A. Henry's Class (Jnr.): Mrs. Rebecca Tharpe 073 Teacher 0 8 10%. " Julia Hylton 051 ..Small Sums 0 5 10lh " Angelina Anglin 040 .. Edward HeRry .. 040 o 14 9~ MISS Charlotte Coates 040 Miss E. Leach's Class: Small Sums 050 ''Teacher .• o 11 3lh Mr. S. Mitchell (Supt.) o 7 Olh 284 " I. Anderson o 5 Olh " I. Stephens 050 From Buckingham .. £15 14 9';4 .small Sums o 9 7%. By Rev. J. A. Jones £66 12 434 118 O~ ~ONTRIBUTIONS. 43 £ s d £ s d Miss Joanna M. Brown 0 5 0 ST. MARGARET'S BAY. Small Sums 1 3 9 By Rev. J. E. Reid: From Jarretton £3 10 O~ ::Public Collections o 13 0 ::Envelopes 1 .... 6 0 KEITH. I From St. Margaret's Bay £1 19 0 Public Collections .. 1 2 4 I 'reacher S. B. Haughton 0 5 0 MOUNT CARMEL. Small Sums' .. 0 6 ! ..Public Collections o 12 71;2 From Keith £1 14 1 Envelopes 1 2 0 Leader Jones o 17 0 By Rev. Joseph Thrift £27 0 6 From Mount Carmel £2 11 71;2 ULSTER SPRING. BEULAH. By Rev. E. G. Douglas: _Public Collections 0 6 41;2 Public Collections 1 19 11%. Envelopes 014 0 Envelopes o ll) 6~ ::sunday bchool 100 From Beulah £1 0 41;2 Mr. t>amuel Bennett o 5 0 By Rev. J. E. Reid £5 11 0 Collected by Mrs. Shooter: Small Sums o 3 0 STEWART TOWN. Collected by Mrs. R. R. Linton: Mr. 1.-(.. K Linton & Wife o 8 0 By Rev. Joeeph Thrift: " Thos. Fisher 050 Public Collections .. 3 16 2%, " R. F. Gregg .. 050 ..John Stockhausen, Esq., J.P. 0 5 0 " Charles McFarlane 070 Miss Ramsden .. 0 5 0 ;:;mall Bums o 2 0 Mr. Samuel Ricketts .. 0 5 0 Mrs. Jemima Cunningham 0 5 0 170 Mrs. G. L. Webb .. 0 5 0 Miss Loretta Brown .. 0 5 0 From Ulster Spring .. £5 14 61;4 Teacher Josiah Johnson 0 5 0 Miss Townsend 0 4 0 E BEN EZ E R. Westwood High Schoo'!' Col- Public Collections o 14 0 lections 0 811 Envelopes 1 3 7% Westwood High Scho £ s d £ s d Envelopes under 4/ 1 6 4* bunCiay School 3 0 11lf.J LIT.cHFIELD MOUNT. The Pastor 050 Mr. Alex. Simpson & Family o 5 0 Public Collections & En .. Alex. Brown & Family 050 2 6 :r. ,. W. S. Brown & Familv 060 Dea~~~oP6.s D. Brissett' 060 " J. W. Gallimore & Wife o 5 0 Mr. Rpbt. B. Buckle & Family o 5 e From Waldensia £6 10 10%, From Litchfield Mount £2 17 HASTINGS. CHUDLEIGH. Public Collections o 13 5% Sunday School 1 3 lOlA! ;Public Collections & En- , velopes o 14 10%, H!~etf"s. Fairclough: 0 5 0 MANDEVILLE. Mr. R. R. McBayne 0 5 0 Public Collections & En- " T. O. Small 0 6 0 velopes .. Thos. Roberts 0 5 0 2 10 &I,e Small Sums 011 Mr. G. Brooks o 5 0 7~ The Misses Day o 5 0 ---- Mr. Henry Williams I 12 7% o 5 0 CdKected in Classes: " Ernest McLean 050 Class 1 0 3 0 2 0 2 3 From Mandeville £3 10 81£ 3 Q 2 0 4 3 By Rev. E. B. Heigh 0 6 ington £13 15 8 6 0 3 6~ 9 0 6 0* " 10 0 3 0 WATFORD HILL. 1 3 4 By Mrs. Alfred Wright: By Rev. W. M. Christie: Public Collections 3 10 () Mr. A. C. Wright .. 0 5 0 " S. Shirley 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 0 9 Sunday School. o 10 9 Offerings 1 I) 0 Miss Sarah McMahon 0 5 0 2 12 81,2 ---- Q £7 16 9 1 10 0 5 0 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 7 9 0 5 0 ---- 0 5 0 £1 7 9 0 I> 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 WARSOP. 2 8 Q By Rev. E. B. Heighington: From Watford Hill .. £7 8 0 PUDtic Collections & En· velopes .. 2 3 Mr. & Mrs. David Murray's FRIENDSHIP. Box .. o 5 4IA, " U. K. Walters' Box 050 Public Collections 1 6 10 " Woodfin & Family o 6 7% Sunday School o 10 0 " George Murray .. 050 Mr. W. A. Taylor 0 5 0 Mrs. K Napier & Family 060 " J. N. Clayton 0 5 0 Mr. Arthur Gray's Box o 5 7% " S. N. Brissett 050 From Friendship £~ 6 10 Miss Vasti Wright o 5 0 From Warsop £4 7 2% GURNEY'S MOUNT. Public Collections 2 10 5 TYRE. :::lunday School 140 Public Collections & En A Friend o I) 0 velopes 1 10 7% Mr. D. S. Morris 0/5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Alexr. Smith 050 " John Bailey o 5 0 From Gurney's Mount £4 4 5 " & Mrs. Smalling 050 By Rev. W. M. Christie £13 19 3 From Tyre £2 I) 7~ I.~ CONTRIBUTIONS. 45 £ s d ~ c· VAL.L.AHS. .. A. C. Johnson 3.00 " Nelson Williams 3.00 ., Joseph Wallace 3.00 P:b1i~~':;ll~~tt;n~~~~~h Miss Princess Lamez 3.00 Sums 1 19 8 Mr. Peter Pusey 2.50 Sunday School 0 6 0 " S, A. S. Smikle 2.50 Miss Theresa Stewart t.50 £2 5 8 Mrs. Blanche DeLeon 2.50 Mr. Eustace Morgan 2.50 Deacon C. A. Bogle 0 5 0 A. Davis 2.00 Deacon R. Mitchell 0 6 0 Small Sums 13.65 Mr. P. A. Loague .. 0 5 0 Missionary Box .65 .. O. & Mrs. E. McPherson 0 5 0 Pu bUc Collections 29.20 Mrs. S. E. Bogle 0 5 0 " C. Ambersley 0 5 0 From Hewetton $158.50 The Pastor 0 5 0 CHANGUINOLA, EAST. 1 16 0 Mr. H, Hodgson 3.00 From Yallahs £4 1 8 & Mrs. .tioberts 3.00 Geo. Harrison 3.00 WH ITE HORSES. " D, Francis 3.00 " Afftick & Family 3.00 PubIie. Col1..actions. & Small " Harris McGregor 3.00 Sums 0 8 8lh " Joseph Patterson is.O\) " & Mrs. Webley 3.00 AEOLUS VALLEY. " "Williams 2.00 Small Bums 4.50 .Public Collections & Small Sunday School 10.00 Sums 0 9 51h Public Collections 7.15 HOPE HILL. From Changuinola, East $47.65 Public Collections & Small CHANGUINOLA, WEST. Sums o 17 9 .sunday School o 3 0 I Deacon James 5.00 ---- Mr. D. Dobson 3.00 From Hope Hill £1 0 9 Miss J. Drury :l.00 Mr. Herbert S. Morais 3.00 SALT SPRING. " & Mrs. McIntyre 3.00 " Lawrence 3.00 Public Collections & Small Mrs. Miranda Morais 2.50 Sums .. o 12 11 Mr. J. K. Brown 2.50 Deacon Tait & Family o 5 0 Small Sums 2.70 .Sunday School o 1 6 Public Collections 5.05 From Salt Spring £0 19 5 From Changuinola, West $32.75 By Rev. J. A. Edwards £7 0 0 SAN SAN. HEWETTON. Mr. J. Pringle 5.00 :5 c. .. James Rhooms .. a.Uo By Rev. T. A. Duncanson: Mrs. V. Nelson & Daughter 3.00 Deacon McDonald & Wife 6.00 Mr. F. N. Brown .. <:.50 Mr. Jacob McIntosh 6.00 Mrs. Fi bian Smart & Daughter 2.50 " H. J. Walker 5.00 Mr. A. V. James .. 2.50 . Leader R. Rowe 4.00 Small Sums 13.10 Mr. Henry Jackson 4.00 Public Collections 6.15 " Nathaniel Buckley 3.50 .. N. Brooster 3.00 From San San $37.75 .Mrs. Susan Grey 3.00 " R. Brandford 3.00 _Master Sept. L. Gordon 3.00 ELENA. . Mr. R. E. Reid 3.00 Miss Agnes L. Monteith 3.00 Martha A. Zoine 3.10 Mrs. Nancy A. Richards 3.00 La wrence A. Lane 3.00 ··.Mr.. Leonard G. King 3"00 :l\!rs. Rebecca Doctor is.OO Miss Annie Riley 3.00 .Mr..Micha,el G. Bpencer 3.00 Mrs. Ann Duncan 3.00 Mrs.M. Wilkins 3.00 . Mr. Samuel Edwards 3.00 " T. Gibson is. 00 Mrs. Francis 3.00 Mr. Robt. Brandford Z.OO Miss Agnes Davis :tOo Small Sums 9.15 " Urcelina Bondswell 3.00 Public Collections 10.90 . Mr. Peter Richards 3.00 Mrs. Peter Richards 3.00 From Elena $40.15 " Elizabeth DaCosta 3.00 " Rebecca Edwards 3.00 By Rev. T. H. Duncanson $316.80 ~Mr. David Murray 3.00 Or £31 13 6 .. S. A. Daley 3.00 COIJLmCTIONS AXD STATtON EXpgNSg~. CHURCHES. PASTORS. PA'OE. TOTAL Al1011~T, EXPENSRS. \ £ R. d. £ R. d. Annotto Bay nnd Enfield ." ...... Hev. E. J. Touzalin !!O . G 0 0 1 10 0 Balaclavn. Elderslie and Vauxhall ...... A. Miller ... 20 88 J 10~ 3 I 1()~ Belle (;astle, Stokes Hall, Leith Hall &0...... " W. PQto Sibley .. . 21 25 18 11 4 1:1 H Bethany and Stepney &0...... " A. W. Meredith ... 2:2 21 !) 6 1 11 0 -Bethel Town, Shortwood and St.. Leonards ...... " P. Williams .., 22 60 18 ., 4 ]0 0 Bethtephil. Sudbury Bod Somerton ...... " l\I. D. Burgess .. . 2l l!) 8 n 1 5 (l Brandon Hill, Smithfield, Leioeslerfield &0. ... " T. B. Sawyers ... 24 30 6 H 4 Ii fl Brown's Town, Grateful Hill. Sturge Town &0. ... " G. E. Hendelson ... :t5 -13 211 a 10 3 Buff Bay, Bethesda, Tranquility &0...... " W. J. Thompson ... 2;) 12 -1 0 3 15 0 " Clarksonville, Mount Moriah &0...... W. Hpad ... 21) 37 8 10 3 0 4. Christ Ohurch ... '" ... " R. A. L. Knight, 'I.A. ... ~() G 0 0 Clonmel, Meek Spring &0...... " F. W. Coore ... ~6 16 0 \) " Enon, Wakefield and Milk Rher ...... W. D. Vaughan ... 27 3 Hj 6 0 3 6 " ~ Falmouth, Unity &0...... G. Stone ... 27 52 fi 7 2 19 0 Four Paths,.Tnbilee, Hnyes &c...... ">, J. A. S. Linton .. 21:1 17 5 li (j 0 0 Fullersfield, 'Kendal and Townhead ...... R. E. 13ennett .. '29 710 0 " Hewitt's View ...... W. J. Moman (Acting) .., ~9 5 1 7 " Jericho, Ewarton and Redwood ..··1 R. H. Rowe ... 29 21 15 01 :; 5 7i '" " Kingston, East QUOBn Street &c. ... ,. W. Pratt M.A. ... 2!l 48 1 0 " Hanover Street, Top Hill, Prospect .xc...... \ E.A.Bell .. . 30 1:> It! G " ., -~--~~- - 4~~~ __ <_ -'4_.; - ~_2 I ~ ",. in -~. _. -. -- .. - rOLLECTIONS AND STAfIO~ I<)XPENSES. CHunCIIES. I'ASTORR. PAGE. 'l'OTAL AMOU:ST. EXPJ<:NSES. £ s. d. £ F. d. Linstead, Bethel etc. 1n'S ... neY. W. C. Bennett 31 !) 0 0 3 0 0 { l!Jlcl: 10 0 0 4 7 11 Lottery...... " W. D. Brown 31 1;j J!) 8 1 1 18 llt Lucea, Mount Moriah &c. " John Yair 32 19 0 9} 3 0 1Ji Maldon, Bnss Grove &c. " R. G. Chambers 32 25]3 O~ 3 13 9 Mamby Park ... " D. Davis, B.A., B.D. 33 1 10 0 l\lonklands, &c. . .. ., E. Mowl 3~{ 4 111 0 Montego Bay, Second Church " D. M. Roherts :3 6:2 11 5 1 10 0 Morant Bay, Prospect &c. " W. R. Phillips 3c1: IG 15 6 3 15 6 Monnt Angus, Wallingford, &c. " C. S. Browll 34 556 056 Ocho Rios, Three Hills, l\follc'Igue " C. Barron 35 980 2 1 0 Oracabessa and Friendsh!p ... " W. D. Henderson 35 2:1 1 41 300 Paradisf', Stacey Ville, Waltham &0. ,. G. Turner 3;) 28 2 4 fi 13 0 Point Hill, Mt. Merrick &c. " L. M. Beverley 36 2~ 1 10 5 1 L II Port Antonio, Hephzibah, li'ello\v::;hip &c. " A. V. Petgrave 3t) 22 0 3 470 Port Maria and Zion Hill .. . " E. B .•Tames 37 8 l:l 6~ o 15 0 Porus, Harmans &c. .. . " C. A. Lindsay 37 10 10 9i 350 Refuge, Kettering &c. ., S. n. Hp}wig 37 ]7 0 6 1 0 0 Rio Bueno. Walt.ham Abbey &c. " '1'. l!:. Marston 38 5]8 7f 1 10 7± Rosewell, Free Town &c. " J. M. Walters 31:1 13 16 10~ 1 11 2~ St. Ann's Bay ... " J. T. Dillon 38 13 8 0 400 Savanna-la-I\Jar, Sutcliffe ~1t. anu i\It. Pet a &c. " A. G. Kirkham :~9 Gli 12 6 I) 0 " Sharon, Burns Savannnh &c. . .. " S. J. l\l arson 40 2:3 13 0 3 10 (j Spanish Town, First Church ... " '1'. G. Somers 40 ]5 0 !.) 1 ;) 0 " " 1J:bcnezer, &c. " W. A. Tucker 40 10 3 3 173 EdEll COLtliJCT10l{s A!'tD S1'ATIO~ EXPHNS~:S. CHURCHES. PAS'l'l)RS. PAGFl. T<),fAL AMOUNr. EXPRNSRS ----- £ R. 0. £ s. d. Springfield and Buckingham ...... Rev .•T. A. Jones ... 41 66 12 4:1 114 4§ St. Margn.ret:s Bay, Carmel &0...... J. E Reid ... 4iI ;;11 f' 111 0 Stewart Town, Gibraltar &0...... ",. J. Thrift .. 43 27 0 6 3 0 0 Ulster Spring, Ebenezer &0. , .. E. J. Douglas .. 43 15 11 3:l; 4 0 01 .. ... " . Waldensin, Tdttonville, Hastings &c...... A. G. EcclE'ston .. 43 ]5 15 4~ ~ 0 4~ Warsop. Lit,chfield Mt. &c ... .. , .. - " E. B. Heighington .. - 44: l!'l ]5 8 1 9 0 Watford Hill, Gurney's Mt. &c. ." ( 1913 .. " W. M. Chl'istie ... H 10 0 G ... '- 1914 ... " ]3 ]9 3 3 0 0 Yallahs, White Horses, &0. oo. ... J. A. Edwards ... 45 7 0 0 2 7 8 ." " Hewetton, Chanquinola &0...... T. H. Duncanson .. . ,n 31 13 6 Casta Rica, Port Limon ...... - IVlr." Ii'. A. McNish (Personal) .. - - 0 5 0 Haiti ...... Rev. P. Delattre (Personal) .. - 1 0 0 Little Cayman • oo ... .. Vacn.nt ... - 1 12 0 ------I £1.2.0- 0 '*- --_._---£130 ]3 3~ -- l DR. THE TREASURER IN ACCOUNT WITH THE JAMAICA BAPTIST MISSrONARY SOCIETY. CR. 1914 £ s. d. 1914 £ s. d To Balance in hands of Treasurer Dec. 31, 1913 16 17 If By Station Expenses as per Tabular in Report " Contributions from Churches as per for ]913 .. ' 131 14 3 Tabular in Report for 1913 ... 1,331 13 4 " Share of Expenses of Annual Meeting .. 36 16 3 " Dendy Trus t Fund for Hai ti ... 60 0 0 " Expenses of Committee \1e3tings ..' 20 10 0 " Savings Bank Interest ... 8 19 0 " Jamaica ~aptist Reporter ... 128. 14 9 " Printing Annual Reports, Envelopes etc. 41 7 10 " Calabar College ... 300 0 0 " Home Missions ... 61 5 0 " Buildin~ Grants ... 262 16 9 " Reserve Fund of Jamaica Baptist Union .. , 25 0 0 " Sunnay School Society ... 22 6 5 " }1'oreign Missions: Bonas·del Toro ... 55 13 0 Africa ... 60 0 0 Haiti .. , 245 0 0 " Secretary ... 10 0 Q " Secretary's Expenses ... 411 2 " Treasurer's Expenses ... 2 17 3 " Address to Ex-Secretary ... 3 2 0 " Balance in hand Dec. 31, 1914 ... 514 8 ------£1,417 9 51 £1,417 9 5 We certify that we have examined the above accounts with the Vouchers and found them correct, showing a. ba.lance of Five Pounds Fourteen Shillinge and Eight Pence Half-penny (£5 14s. 8~d.) in the hands of the Treasurer. (Signed) DA VID BALFOUR. } Auditors. J. L. KING. Kiugston, 18th Fe~rltary, 1915.