The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-01 00:00:00

RECOGNITION SERVICE AT THE
BAPTIST CHILPEL.

The recognition service on the settlemeut of the new
pastor, the Bev. B. B. Albin, was held on Wednes-
day I. It was preonled by an sieellent Us at the
Temperance Hall, which was kindly lent for the
ocoadon. mid shout seventy persona eat down.
The meeting at the Chapel was exceedingly well.
attended, the chair being °coupled by the Rey. J.
Trafford, ILL., of Weymouth, supported by the Rev.
T. /leave mad the Be'. R. R. Albin, the new WIWI' .
There yen also present *enrol Baptist fries& from
including Mr. A. Dam& and Mr. Fowler.
W:gitguths,gusas. la has °restos addmes. bespoke for Mr.
Limn that' earnest on-operation and prayers deriug the
time he should be with them, for the consciousness that
he was sautesebered In their prayers would be a great
enceurapasent in his labours for the Lord. Re amassed
his ploseure at being prawn;
_and hoped he shouM solo?
4h, "ga. mood foetus( with Yr. Albin as he had with
seen at his Tawdenelloort-
The °heir : "Prates the Lord.' Thle piece was suss
ugh moot
The 1tee.1.% saes expressed his friendship and
egamatby with_thsiir new minister in the most soraltal sod
erag. Yr. Albin would, he hope& do greet good.
nolleitt the spirit of sooterlanion, bet in • general and
ktaditt whit of outatianity. He did not oh sot to meek%
bet be did not law esemeimetwo. They moot not truirrei
about their ...lb; they were all right sad_ proper, far they
orova an fames the (rood idea of the iftvls March.
They milli to da their duty, and look for results ; to
deserve te succeed was belle than semen ; there k ito
man who honestly maim who does sot succeed in tbe
truest seam. lit. Albin had his duty to do. and he had
no doubt he would do his best to carry It wt.
rge would give on" idea from the mind of that Great man
Thomas Carlyle. Now he had mostly preached a sermon
Os the work of his life, and everybody did not quite -
wrlth him. Ha did not expect thei would- fL tOr
the lemon he drew from that great man wee Ott
be was tree. and could they ten him anythini that was
14: and grander than this—that he Is to hie
true to his convictions, true to his sense o drag.
ought not to say be was not a good man because he
did not gaits &area with all their religions Ideas.
ought they, and what right had they, to demand th:trboi
him? They ought not to measure every man by their own
little standard and If a man did not fall In with their
kiettitiot say be is not • Good roan. Re may be. and
lignite', better. ThossasOwies saidysa grand
rag which they had to learn In Phis bre was" self soot-
hiletion -they must imam all their private and persona(
tatereste subservient to the coonsco wee). (A 901,06,14
Piisrini no, the rev- gentleman said they had • right to
exist sp. Baptist', for they hid • growl historic past, the
first who claimed the right of Ilberty of oonscleace in
, Christian life. (/pylon's) Re hoped they would go on
' and prosper and ba prayed God to bless them greatly. ,
)
"iG7Is-oir then aseg • very melds ilfink altithsd"With
me thoroughly.
Mr. Mats than gave a most ieteresting address. He A CHILD 64101110 TO IMATIL,
urged them to prey for their minister, thmealirea and
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forward In the good work. and God would biers them Frederick Byres, the infant ea vi JOINS who
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