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V ’ ' J- Irisht, the editor if 'lhe let'. a.penny publication in England who eent One hundred Found: tenure the building end Ire. She-en of‘mghnd mention-e mien-1y. end runny Dr. flag. the firet leoreteryctreelurer of the veetry. After the Rev. Canon Harding‘s Superennuetion. his Gertie, the Rev. Christopher Lord lee lppointed Inculbent in his ;;ece end continued in charge until l9lh except for e telporer; -eale of ebeenee mentioned in the Synod Journal of 1903 in Ire ~.::;:a aoerd’e report he followe:-- 'OIing to the unfortunate ;--:a:; of the Rev. Ir. Lardi. necessitating his leave of assente. the lieeion has been for the first time without Clarita; :79:- eight.‘ It may be noted that this use the first tize :;<:e 1876 that the Iieeion had been Ilthout an ordained c;e:‘:;tz'.. A detailed history of St. George's during Ir. L: N n ministry is unavailable to the oriter much to his regret. :47 -' lay be recorded that during the incumbency Mr. Lori Harte: indefetigebly in the interest or St. George's and the :tier stat-:-- in his large Mission end his removal in 191“ was a severe -;S: not only to Apeley. but to the whole community for miLes ar;-::: for. in addition to his spiritual labours he ministerei day as: night to the bodily ille of all sorts and conditions of men through the practice of Homeopathy. for which he was wideLy tier”. ’l His none and fame in several of the surrounding tormeni;s. eve H, shadowing to e marked degree his accouplisheents as a gries: c the Church of God. The Rev. B, I. Gardner followed the Rev. C. Lord as :ncueeent in 191“ lnd agein visited the Iieaion in the Spring of lCIB ministering to the congregotions for a short period in the Synod