'The news that the Rev. A. C. S. 'Trivett has been' appointed to. fill the position of Dean of Holy Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai will certainly meet the approval of all who are interested in the Cathedral, for since his arrival in China now. over seven years ago he has easily, become one of the most popular members of the Ghurch of England clergy out here, Dean Trivett, who was born on the Blood Indian Reserve, Fort Me-Leod, Southern Alberta, Canads where his father was EM. sionary, passed the Universi tricalation at the age of 16, al though he di not actually enter the Toronto University until a yea later. His second year at the uni versity he stayed away to earn enough to continue his studies and from that time he worked his own way through college. In term acted as Assistant Librarian at the college, for two summers he was Photo by Kobsa.
Tue New Deax with a survey party and for another! two he worked as time-keeper on the building of the Transcontinental Railway then under construction across Canada. In 1912 he graduate ed from the University in Honour Philosophy and the following year took his M.A. in Honour Modern History.
Ench year during his life at college Dean Trivett had taken a certain amount of theological study at Wyeliffe College, which is afilint~ ed with the University, being the Church of England theological school.
Before, however, he had finished his studies the War broke out and he enlisted in the 2nd Canadian Di ted Troops. After training through the inter ut 1914-15 he went to France May. Before he sailed he was sven a diploma, but he was not ordained. In May, 1916, however, he obtained special leave to En and to be ordained for chaplaincy. in the Canadian 2nd Division, but his paners did not arrive in' time from Canada and he therefore returned to France to take up a combatant commission. Almost immediately after his return he was wounded, however, and invalided home. He was discharged from active service in October and then worked for some time as a reeraiting sergeant before crossing arain to England to take up work as Hon. Captain with the Canadian Y.M.C. A. over there. He was ordained deacon in 1916 and priest in 1917, but continued to work with the Canada this time, until much to the regret of the Hankow congregation, he was transferred in May, 1924, to the Cathedral, where has acted since as sub-Dean, Both Dean Trivett and his wife left China last year for a_well-earned holiday in Canada and only returned in February this year, 2 few days after the death of the late Dean Ssmor The Rev. Bishop H. J. Molony, 0... will institute the Rev, Mr. Trivet Dean of the Cathedral after the
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