chan·try 
(chăntrē)
(chăntrē)n. pl. chan·tries
Ecclesiastical
Ecclesiastical
1. An endowment to cover expenses for the saying of masses and prayers, usually for the soul of the founder of the endowment.
2. An altar or chapel endowed for the saying of such masses and prayers.
[Middle English chanterie, from Old French, from chanter, to sing; see CHANT.]