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On Sunday next, {he 30th inst. Trinity Church, Charlottetown. will observe its anniversary. it is an interesting story 1o trace the development of this congregation which started with the arrival here of Mr. Benjamin Chsppell in October 1778, who orgsnlped pray- er meetings to be held in his home on Water Street. almost opposite the Lennox liotcl. The province wss then known as the Island o1 St, John. and s garrison o! British soldiers was stationed here. There was quite s number of emigrants from London and after the plose of the American War a large num- ber of Loyalists came to the Is- land.

Mr. Chappell‘: smsll company of devoted Christians slowly increas- ed in numbers and on their invita- tion Reverend William Black of Nova Scoiia visited here in 1783 and preached on several occasions. Mr. Black was known as ‘The Apostle of Methodlsrm in the Marl- tlmes." Mr. Black made s second visit about fen years later. then in 1807 the first regular ordained minister, Reverend James Bulpit. arrived from London, England. and entered upon his duties. ser- vices bclni: hold in the old Court House. Mr. Bulplt continue-d to reside on the Island sfier his pas- torate had ended. He removed to Crapaud and died there. Decem- ber 20, 1849. ln his eighty-third year. A memorial window was

A nlce custom ls followed s! Mount Allison, Sackville, when sprigs of evergreen are strewn on the grave of Mr. Charles F. Al- lison every Founder's Day. In any csse the graves of Mr. Chap- poill and Mr. Bulplt should be lo- i cated and given attention, so that

given on the occasion by the Brl- I tish soldicrs — a Mr. Walter John- son of Scotland arrived in the yEIlK‘ 1820. and spent s year "with the design _to establish Sabbath Schools and investigate the religi-

that the chapel first built was not, largo enough to accommodate thc| incrcnsing numbers of the con-i grcgalion, and so in 1835 s new chapel was opened on Princel Street which subsequently had to; be exfcnded and enlarged. On‘ the. opening of this new chapeLl crowded congregations atiende l ovcry service. Reverend Mr. Knight of Halifax performed tho dedication service and prcachcd from the icxt "But will God in xicry deed dwell with men on earth.”

The corner stone of the present church was laid on the Queen's birthday. 24th Mny, 1863. b)’ Lady Dundris. wife of lhc Lieutenant Governor. "ln the name of the Father. and of the Son and of the Hal? Ghost." It was erected to the Glory of God and was dc-

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Trinity United Church l Anniversary Sunday

and opened on the 18th November, 1866, so this ls the 85th anniver- sary, snd 1t is recorded "The solemnitlel have loft s fragrance upon the mind, and the remem- brsncs~ of them ls sweet. May the bread thus profusely cast upon the waters, st the inauguration of this new sanctuary. be seen sf- ter many days." That ls the 1m- pression which our Minister and our Official Board wish to make ss we celebrate the Anniversary event next Sabbath.

Meaning of Anniversary

Anniversary Sunday ls one of the notable days on the Church Calendar. It ranks 1n importance after Christmas and Easter. It is s remembrance day. Reverend Mr. Ibbott, in his address to the Ro- tsry Club recently, is reported ss follows: "We should take time to

recall and impress upon ourselves

the [rest debt w: owe to those Christians who have gone before. These are the real .“.'llfliS, men and women, who. duraiig their lives believe in Christ and do His will. It ls to (he great mass of anonymous saints that we owe so much. These have no particular days set apart for lhom, but were to be remembered collectively.“ That is the true significance of our anniversary — Ii is a Rcmcm. brance Day!

Over sixty-five years ago. the

attended had as teacher s Mr. Stewart, who was a carpenter bv trade. and who I always looked "W" as a 1W1)’ Chri. {an gentle- man-one of the anonymous saints to whom Mr. libbolt made refer- once.

The church has recently under-

Rcverand H. E. D. Ashford. M. M.B., will have an inspiring mes. 5BR; but as an extra attraction. the Moderator of the Unjied Church of Canada. the Right Rev- erend Willard E. Brewing, will be

Presented themselves at the Com. muninn last October.

"Be 51""!!! in the Lord and in fl"? Dower of His might,"

Meeting Ofmdhiljseplfs Soilallty And Alumnae

Oii the afternoon of Sunday the thirteenth. there was a large at- tendance of members at st. Jos- ephs Sodallty rind Alumnae Teii.

After extending a cordial welcome to all present, Miss lvrafgﬂfpt gm. ler, ihe President. gave 1i. resume of the work clone by ilie S/Jdsllty dur- ing the past year.

In her report the President stated that the Socialists WBIB deep- ly grateful for the very instructive and helpful talks given at the monthly rneeilngs by our devoted Chaplain, Reverend A. 1.. Hen-ell. The President made fitting refer- ence to the ﬂve venerable mem- hers whom death had claimed with- in the past year. These were Chris- tine Walker. Mrs. Michael Welsh. Mrs. Olllelly. Montreal; Mrs. s. R Jenkins and Mrs. Wise.

In conclusion the President ex- pressed licr gratitude for the splen- did co-operatlon of the members at n11 times.

After adding s word of welcome Reverend Mother Superior con- gratulaléd the members on maln-

follcrwed the Misses Teresa and Joan Murnsghsn rendered pleasing vocal selections. The Misses Florence Quinn and Kathleen Hughes pre- sided at the pllmO.

A dainty Tea was then scrvod by ihe Committee in charge. The centre talble which was tastefully nrrsnﬂcd with tapers and cut flow-

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