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BALDWIN, Maurice Scollard, Canadian Anglican bishop, born in Toronto, Canada., 21 June, 1836. He was graduated at Trinity college, Toronto, in 1859, ordained deacon in April, 1860, and became a presbyter in July, 1861. He was incumbent of Port Dover, Ont., in 186295, and in 1870 was appointed curate of Christ church cathedral, Montreal. He became canon of the cathedral in the following year, and in 1872 was elected rector of the parish. In 1882 he was appointed dean of Montreal, and on 17 October, 1883, was elected bishop of Huron, to which office he was consecrated on 30 November of the same year. He received the degree of D. D. from Trinity college, Toronto, in 1882. Bishop Baldwin is the author of "A Break in the Ocean Cable" (Montreal, 1877), "Life in a Look" (1879), and a volume of "Sermons."
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