WINDSOR LOCKS-ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

E. WOODRUFF, Lay Reader.

Wardens:-THOMAS SMITH, D. O. ABBE.

Parish Treasurer:-JAMES C. GOURLEY.

Parish Clerk:-FRANK W. Toop.

WINSTED-ST. JAMES'S CHURCH.

The Rev. GEORGE M. STANLEY, Rector.
Wardens:-CECIL B. JENKINS, J. EDGAR PINE.

Parish Treasurer :-HARVEY L. ROBERTS.

Parish Clerk:-WM. F. HURLBUT.

YALESVILLE-CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EV
The Rev. J. E. WILDMAN, Rector in charge.

Mr. W. A. WOODFORD, Lay Reader.

Wardens:-BENNETT JERALDS, HARRY E. WOODING

Under the head of Improvement of Parish property is entered the sum of $340, raised during the year by the Ladies' Guild of the Parish, including the last Easter offering, for a fund for building a Church.

The sum entered under "Communion Alms" represents the amount actually expended in alms and supplying the altar. The remaining part of the "alms" appears under other heads in this report.

APPENDIX R.

Reports of Clergymen not in charge of P

THE REV. SAMUEL F. ADAM

Respectfully reports: That since the twenty-first day of has been in charge of the Mission of Valle Crucis, Missi Asheville.

The Rev. Frederic W. Bailey

Respectfully reports: That he is engaged as in last repor in such mission work as offered itself, supplying at East (Greenville) and elsewhere, while associated with the wo Chapel, New Haven. He seeks no settlement.

THE REV. JOHN HUMPHREY BARBOUR

Respectfully reports: That during the past year he has the discharge of his duties as Professor in the Berkeley Besides assisting in the daily services of the School, he h where sixteen times.

THE REV. ISBON T. BECKWITH, PH.D. Respectfully reports: That he has been occupied with hi fessor in Trinity College, and that he has from time t various Church services for which he has found opportuni

THE REV. J. FOOTE BINGHAM, D.D.

Respectfully reports: That he has read the service of preached in various parts of the Diocese as he has been his appointments at Trinity College as lecturer on Italia has published during the year one volume in illustration o

THE REV. GEORGE H. CLARK, D.D. Respectfully reports: That during the past year he has occ in the Church services.

THE REV. SYLVESTER CLARKE, D.D. Respectfully reports: That during the past year he has be duties in the Berkeley Divinity School; and has, on S other days, assisted his brethren and officiated in vacant P

THE REV. SAMUEL W. DERBY

Respectfully reports: That since July 1, 1896, he has supplied two months in East Hartford, one month in Fort Edward, N. Y., and other occasional work as opportunity offered.

THE REV. SILAS BRAINARD DUFFIELD

Respectfully reports: That he has " supplied" Parishes in the Diocese of Massachusetts during the past year; eight months of that time in St. James's, New Bedford.

THE REV. CLAYTON EDDY

Respectfully reports: That during the past year he has attended to his duties as Chaplain for the Sisters of St. Mary, St. Mary's School, and Assistant Minister in All Saints' Parish, New York.

THE REV. HENRY FERGUSON

Respectfully reports: That during the past conventional year he has been engaged in his duties as a Professor in Trinity College. He has occasionally officiated in Hartford and elsewhere when requested by the Clergymen in charge.

THE REV. E. C. GARDNER

Respectfully reports: That during the year he has officiated on nine Sundays-six in Brooklyn, L. I., and three in Nantucket, Mass.

THE REV. FRANCIS GOODWIN

Respectfully reports: That he has continued to conduct the services on Sunday afternoons at the Watkinson Juvenile Asylum and Farm School; and that he has administered the Holy Communion, preached and officiated otherwise as there has been occasion.

THE REV. ALEXANDER HAMILTON

Respectfully reports: That at Eastertide he resigned the rectorship of Emmanuel Parish, Weston, and now resides at Norwalk, Conn., where he has assisted the Rev. S. B. Pond, Rector of St. Paul's Church.

THE REV. SAMUEL HART, D.D.

Respectfully reports: That during the past year he has been engaged in his duties as Professor of the Latin Language and Literature in Trinity College. He has officiated regularly in the College Chapel, and has served as a Chaplain of the Missionary Society of the College, and of the Guild of St. Barnabas for Nurses; and has also officiated on the mornings of ten Sundays and Christmas-day in Grace Church, Newington, on the afternoons of twenty-seven Sundays in the Hartford Hospital, and elsewhere as he has been able. He has celebrated the Holy Communion forty-one times, and