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Edmonton 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Edmonton]

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NON-CONFORMIST, 1907.

Infant Classes.Intermediate Classes.Senior Classes.Totals.Average Attendances.
Morning.Afternoon.
Congregational, Fore St.3051647154088357
,, Angel Ed.18016428372150288
People's Tabernacle9021040340110310
Tanner's End Mission1601406536580270
Wesleyan2619843267110220
Hyde Mission60503614630107
Congregational, Lower Ed.1502755047573350
Baptist8725356396None262
Primitive Methodist30589972879
Belmont Hall Brethren859834217None196
Totals1173161043232155692439

Note.— The above table is over a year old, but the one for 1908 is
not yet issued. I regret that the up-to-date figures are not yet available.
There is also a Socialist Sunday School, which meets at The Crescent,
Hertford Road.
Presuming that no scholars attend more than one Sunday School,
there are something like 9,000 persons attending Sunday School in Edmonton
with varied regularity.
Sunday School attendance may be, if not supervised, a considerable factor
in the spread of contagious and infectious diseases. The scholars in Sunday
Schools are often more over-crowded than in day schools, and the meetings
often take place in buildings not specially adapted for their purpose. It is
urgently necessary that the powers of Local Sanitary Authorities for dealing
with these institutions should be both enlarged and strengthened.