101 \, c / 3 ! REPORT OF THE DORCAS SOCIETY _ The Dorcas Society continued its active work within the congregation during the past nine months. Meetings were held regularly when reports were given of visits made to sick and shut-in members of the congregation and arrange- ments were made for additional comforts for those in need. Three hundred and sixty-three visits were re rted, fifty-two garments were distributed and assistance to the amount of $ 9.48 was given. Baskets of fruit were sent at Easter, Th 1: i in d C ' ' members of our church. an sg v g an hristmas to many of the shut-in The oflicers for the ensuing year are:— Prwidcnl—Mrs. F. H. Sellar I’ire-Pren'dtnl—Mrs. A. B. Brown 1' rcamrer—Mrs. G. H. Taylor Srcrelary—Mrs. G. E. Full Respectfully submitted, i . IDA A. A. FULL Secretary. l TREASURER'S STATEMENT RECEIPTS Balance in Bank from last year .................................................. 58 97 Balance on hand from last year .................................................. $ 12 16 . . -— $ 71 15 Donation Miss Stam r .............................................................. $ 2 00 I: Mrs. Sel er .................... l 00 u " L. E. Prowse.. ..... 5 00 u H I. Newson ............ l 00 u u A. Mitchell .......... 1 00 u " S. W. Crabbe... ..... 2 00 u u A. Brown....... ..... l 00 z .. “ G. E. Full ____________ 5 00 l u I: a, 1%. Tier lor..... ..... 2 00 . . o nsonm ..... 1 00 Good Friday collection.........._....... 55 62 Rents from Poor Fund ________________________________________________________________ 36 00 88 62 $'l59 75 DISBURSEMENTS Sundry expenditures ........................................................................................ 89 8 Balance in Bank ............. $ 69 59 $ 4 Balance on hand ............................................................................ 68 70 27 ‘ $ 159 75 L. M. TAYIDR, Treasurer. [REPORT OF THE CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE The Central Relief Committee in submitting their statement for the p past nine months, take this opportunity of thanking all who have assisted in providing for the needy of our congregation, and hel ing in a general way in relieving others not immediately connected with our hurch. Teachers, and Scholars for their assistance in making it possible for the Com- mittee to distribute such a large amount of clothing, groceries, and coal. We wish it to be understood that the desire of the Committee is that no one belonging to this Church should suffer for want of food or fuel. Anyone knowing of a case of this nature please report to the Chairman. i We are indebted more especially to our Sunday_School Superintendentsi This is owing to the change of the church year, ending December Slst in place of March Slst. Our ex nditures for coal and groceries are largest during January, February and arch. TREASURER'S STATEMENT l The statement herewith attached shows a larger balance than usual. RECEIPTS Balance in Bank from last year ...................................................................... $ 146 59 Interest on savings account 1.69, 1.46. 5 l5 PrOVincial Government......---------------.....................-......., ............. 40 00 ‘ Interest on invested funds, per Treasurer of Board of I Trustees...._...- .................................................................. 61 25 1 Children's Day collections, cash and cheques ................ 97 22 Children's Day collections, dry goods, shoes, groceries 207 15 ‘ Orders for groceries and coal ............................................ 18 85 g Sundry cheques ............................................................................. 27 _20 454 82 $ 601 21 i 3 DISBURSEMENTS Dry goods, shoes and groceries distributed............-......_.........$ 209 10 Coal ...................................................................... .__. 70 25 Groceries .................................... .... 22 04 Board paid for needy persons. 20 00 Orders delivered ------------------------ m. 11 55 Christmas boxes ............................................................................ 5 00 557 72 Orders on' hand .............................................................................. 7 50 Balance in Bank ........................................................................... 255 99 265 49 , $ 601 21 Audited and found correct, IAMES PATON, January 19th, 1923 Chairman. HENRY SMITH.