HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 98, 18 April 1914, Page 8

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

The a::;:;-..:! rep::r; v. hk'li was read at the meeting of parishioners on lYednesday night, when Rev. W. A. Butler presided, referred with regret a the illness and departure of Dr. 'rosslev, and expressed great r gret L liat ti:e ehurcli w.-.s losing the services of tne Rev. W. A. Butler, who >v hi.; zeal,and devotion had brought lie affairs of the church lo the present satisfactory condition. It stated tliat 3Mr K. L. Harvie had during the year been admitted a deacon, and .iad taken up the church work in the 'ountry districts. Reference was also made to the choir, and those ncmbers who had, so loyally carried out their duties were warmly thanked. Satisfaction was expressed at the excellent work of the Sunday School and the zeal displayed l.y the teaches. Wit]) regard to the finances, the work of the ladies. to tvhose efforts the very satisfactory state of the funds was due, was gratefully acknowledged, especial praise being accorded to the parishioners of Toko road and Toko for their annual subscriptions, amounting to £Bo out of the £4O contributed by those districts. The receipts showed that receipts (offertories £275 19s (3d) totalled i.'si9 9s lid. The expenditure amounted to £593 os lid, including a debit balance of £SO Gs 9d from the previous year. The liabilities totalled £9171 Is and the assets £1092. The report and balance-sheet were tidopted. The following officers were appointed;—Vestry, Messrs Ewan Jackson, T. Partridge, A. Middleton, E. H. ivivell, A. Grant, G. W. Mills, A. D. Stanley, Mansell, Copestake, W. J. I Rogers, J. Hobbs, and W. H. H. Young. Vicar's warden, Mr A. C. Bel] (re-appointed); people's warden, Mr \Y. H. H. Young. At a meeting of the vestry held subsequently, Mr A. D. Stanley was re-appointed secretary.