Newfoundland in 1911, being the coronation year of King George Vand the opening of the second decade of the twentieth century . and 1,397 Moravianson Labrador; and in 1901 there were 174 Baptists andothers, and 1,377 Moravians on Labrador. The number of churches in 1901 was as follows :—Church of England ... ... 174 Church of Borne ... ... ... 151 Methodists ... ... ... 155 Other Denominations ... ... 4)9 The ecclesiastical exhibit was :— Church of England—1 Bishop and 70 clergymen. Church of Bome—1 Archbishop, 2 Bishops, 65Briests, 4 communities of Christian Brothers;12 convents. Methodist—80
Newfoundland in 1911, being the coronation year of King George Vand the opening of the second decade of the twentieth century . and 1,397 Moravianson Labrador; and in 1901 there were 174 Baptists andothers, and 1,377 Moravians on Labrador. The number of churches in 1901 was as follows :—Church of England ... ... 174 Church of Borne ... ... ... 151 Methodists ... ... ... 155 Other Denominations ... ... 4)9 The ecclesiastical exhibit was :— Church of England—1 Bishop and 70 clergymen. Church of Bome—1 Archbishop, 2 Bishops, 65Briests, 4 communities of Christian Brothers;12 convents. Methodist—80 clersjvmen. Of Salvation Army—124 officers, besides 64 out-posts attached to corps and worked hy officers. The following are a few more figures of interestwhich appear in the Census of 1901. In the twelvemontlis preceding the Census year, there were 7,914births ; 3,291 deaths; 1,244 marriages. The numberof males who could read was 57,079 ; of females whocould read, 58,857 ; of males who could write, 59,260 ;of females wlio could write, 48,823. There were 36,936married males; and 37,007 married females; 3,370.
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