THE HARTLIP CHURCH MONTHLY.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ACCOUNTS, 1892.

RECEIPTS.				EXPENDITURE.
	£	s.	d.			£	s.	d.
Offertories 14th February and 14th					Prizes, Easter, 1892	1	9	3
August	2	13	1½		Reward Cards	0	11	1
Vicar's Subscription	0	10	0		Register Books, Lesson Notes, Bi-
H. Webb Esq.	0	5	0		bles, Prayer Books and Hymn
Bibles, Prayer Books, and Hymn					Books	1	2	4
Books sold	0	13	5		Subscriptions to "Sunday"	1	6	0
Due to Vicar as Treasurer	0	9	1½		Carriage of Parcels	0	2	0
	£4	10	8			£4	10	8

Found correct, THOMAS SONE.
January 23rd, 1893.

Maunday Thursday,	30th March	8.0 p.m. - Lantern Service in School, free, collection after.
Good Friday,	31st March	11.0 a.m. - Mattins, Litany, and Sermon.
"	"	6.30 p.m.—Preparation for Holy Communion after Evensong.
"	"	No Afternoon Service.
Easter Day,	2nd April	8.30 a.m. - Holy Communion.
"	"	11.0 a.m. - Mattins and Holy Communion.
"	"	3.0 p.m. - Evensong and Sermon.
"	"	6.30 p.m.- Special Service and Address.

Every parishioner shall communicate at the least three times in the year, of which Easter to be one. - (The Church's rule in the Book of Common Prayer.)

The Easter Vestry to appoint Church Wardens and Sidesmen, and to pass the yearly accounts, will be held on Easter Monday, 3rd April, at 7.30 p.m.

A Petition to the House of Commons against the "Suspensory Bill" (which is an attempt to injure a part of the Church of England), can be signed in Hartlip. The Welsh Dioceses are part of the province of Canterbury, and Church property was given by Church people for the Glory of God, and maintenance of the ministers of the Church.

On 23rd April the offertories will be for the Diocesan Easter Offering Fund (at the Archbishop's request), and for the Anglo-Continental Society.

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