He sends the accounts of the two congregations of 80 families at Adrian for 1866. He lists debts and expenditures, and the sources of financial receipts, such as the young Ladies Society, the Boys Society, the St. Joseph's Society of Men for mutual help of the sick, and a church Building Society. He has a very good school of 104 children, superior in morality and learning to Union schools, where 3 or 4 families send their children out of stubborness; very few families fail to make their Easter Duty. On the question of the Irish party he assures the bishop that he is not one of Father Joseph Kindekens' party. :: III-2-l A.D.S. 3pp. 12mo.