Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-06
New Haven Archdeaconry-The Annua
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New Haven Archdeaconry-The Annual Meeting.
 Yesterday morning the annual meeting of the New Haven Archdeaconry was held in the l Trinity Parish building to apportion to par ! ishes the amounts asked for diocesan mis- sions and grant appropriations for the con- ing year. The following were among those present Rev. Drs. Andrews and Bennett, Guilford; Deshon. Meriden Harwood, New Haven; Olnstead, Branford, and Vibbert, Fair Haven Revs. H. H. Buck, J. G. Jay cocks, Edwin s. Lines, Robert s. Thorne, New Haven; R. R. M. Converse, Waterbury; Sheldon Davis, Ansonia Clayton Eddy, East Haven; J. D. s. Pardee, Seymour; George H. Smith, Yalesville; Orlando Witherspoon, Birmingham. Lay delegates-Grove J. Tut tie, East Haven; Lemuel J. Curtis, Meriden |; Elihu L. Mix, Westville; Henry s. Parsons. Fair Haven Mayor Robertson, Andrew l.. Kidston, John c. Hollister and David R. AL ling, New Haven. Rev. Dr. Olmstead pre- sided as archdeacon.
 The churches in New Haven were appor- tioned to give as follows: Trinity $500, giv- ing $510 St. Pauls $26O, St. Thomas $2OO, Christ church $50, St. John's $50, the As- tension $25, Grace $2O St. Luke's $5, Trin ity chapel nothing, but giving $5 all the foregoing contributing the pportionment, Christ church being excepted.
 Other apportionments were Christ church. Ansonia, $75; Christ church, Bet hany, $15 i; St. James,, Birmingham, $1OO, (giving $1O6- 30); Trinity, of Branford, $6O; St. Peters, Cheshire, $5O Episcopal Academy, $1O; Christ church, East Haven, $15 St. James, Fair Haven, $6O; Christ church, GuiIford $50; St. Andrews, Meriden, $500; St. Peter's, Milford, $50; St. Michael's. Nau- gatuck, $6O; Zion, North Branford, $5 j; St.. Andrews, Northford, BIO; St. Johns, North Guilford $5; St. Johns. North Ha ven, $40; St. Peter's, Oxford, $1o; Christ church, Quaker's Farms, $1O; Trinity, Sev- mour, $45; Epiphany, Southbury, $5; St. Paul's, Wallingford, $65; St. John's, Water Christ, West Haven, $35 St. James, West, vile, BIO; St. Johns, Yalesville, $1O-a,l excepting three, the churches in Bethany. North Haven and Wallingford, giving the full apportionment. The apportionments to churches were: Christ, East Haven, $1s5 :; Branford, $75; St. Andrews, Northford, $14S34 St. Johns, North Guilford, $75 St. James,, Westville, $23o; St. Johns, Yalesville, $250-a total of s ,o13. The total apportionment was $2, 60; amount paid, $2, 493.18. The financial statement is made complete by the above figures Amount brought over from last year, $66O 54; ex- penses for printing, postage, etc, SC. 75 :; amount paid treasurer Diocesan Missionary society, $ ,2 2O5 balance in treasury, S918. 63
 The sum of $1 1850 was appropriated to the several parishes asking aid-more than $500 in excess of the appropriation of last year The amount Is divided among nine parishes, East Haven receiving $2OO, Hamden $3OO, North Branford $1OO, North Guilford $ 100, Oxford $100, Quaker Farms $1OO South bury $1OO, Westville $2OO, Yalesville S25O. It is expected that $25O moro will be asked for.
 The standing committee for the coming year will consist of Rev. Drs. Olmstead, liar wood and Deshon, Messrs. G. D. Gower, J. c: Booth. They will apportion what parishes will be asked to give for diocesan missions during the coming year.
 Rev. B. s. Lines was re elected secretary and treasurer The general board of missions was authorized by vote to appropriate $l 500 out of it's apportionment for the support of its missionaries, and it was voted that the archdeaconry it's influence to unite the parishes of Oxford and Quaker Farms into one cure.
 Prayers were offered for the Rev. Mir. Purves, who is very critically i'll at the hos pital.