Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-30

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was committed.
! George b. Knowles for drunken ness, was fined
one dollar and cost, which lie pad aad was dis
! charged from custody.
| Abah Trip was acJndgcd vagrant and SEN
fenced to the house OF correction for thirty days.
| Alexander Parquctt plead guilty to being drunk
| and failing to pay the sum ordered by the court,
was committed.
George johnson and Thomas Kennedy, two
| young tfamps, were each sentenced TO house oil
correction for thirty days.
| George Curtis plead guilty to assault and bat
terry on Wilson Howes. and responded to the order
of the court in fine and costs.
VassnIboro' Locals.
The St. Elmo Temple Of Honor made choice,
last Monday evening, of the following officers for
the ensuing year l.. A. Doc, w. c. T.; J. NJ.
Estes, w. VT; Rev. o. NJ. Cousen;, W. r. Geo.
Lowe, W. L.: Fred Coleman, w. A. r.; John
Taylor, W. +. r.; John Estes, w. T.; Howard
Starkcy, W. G.; F. Z. Jones, W. S. Rooms arc
now being fitted up over the store of Eben Frye,
to which the Temple will shortly remove, and in
which they will be very nicely accommodated.
The Juvenile Temple have Just elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing quarter; Howard
Starkey, c. T.; May Getchcll, V. T.; Hattie
Washbuln, Scc'y; Emma Dockun, +. Sec; Kate
iLOlllI!S, L ASA NSitOu, VI. lIOuI5 AiuliIu, ".
Summary of Religious Intelligence.
The Piscataquis county Sunday school conven-
ton met at the Methodist Episcopal church in
Dover, on Tuesday last.
The Piscataqus Baptist quarterly meeting con-
vened with the Baptist church at Gnilford, Oct.
18th, and continued over the Sabbath. Though
the weather was uDiavorable, the attendance Was
good. Sermons were delivered by Rev. Messrs;
Bicknel, Noyes, Libby and Foiett of Washngl
ton county association.
Saturday and Sunday Oct. 23d and 9th inst,
the first quarterly meeting OF the Cross Hill and
Riverside charge, was held at Riverside, l.. d.
Wardwell presiding. There was good attend
ancc, and an excellent spirit prevailed during the
entire meeting. Sermons by Mcssrs. Wardwel
and Fletcher.
Rev. Mr.. Sanborn of Elliot, who sued a Boston
paper for libel and was non-sutcd, has been taken
in charge by the Piscataqua Association of Con
grcgatonal minister's which after due deiberation
at a meeting in kittcry, on the 18th, passed the
following vote at is the advice of this as:ocia-
ton, that all things considered, Bro Sanborn for
the present should withdraw from the ministry"
Quite a powerful religious interest has been
awakened at Mattawamkeag, under the preach
ing Of Rev. J. A. Moreen Of Lincoln. Sunday
two were bapti3ed and six received into the
church.
There is 4 marked religious revival sentiment
throughout the western part of the State The
union revival meetings which being held in
Lewiston continue with marked interest. The
meetings at the several churches on Sunday in
dicated very encouraging state Of things
The series of revival meetings, conducted by
Rev H. G.. Wit, in Camden, are still in pro-
gtess. Meetings are held every afternoon AID
evening, and there have been quite number Of
conversions.
The new bell for the Tniversast church in
Rockland, has arrived and will be placed in the
helfry immediately II WeiGhs 2lJ3 pOunls has
tolliDg hammer attached, and will cost, when fixed
in place, about $1,000 This is the largest in the
city, and the tone is lower than that Of any other,
the key being Hat.
The cause of Christ still prospers Barter's
Island Boothbay. and the new Free Baptist house
Of worship is nearly completed 1t is built by sub
scriP,ion, and the seats are to be free.
The next monthly meeting for the promotion of
holiness in the western part of Readfield district,
will be held at East Iivermore, Nov 81 and 4th,
commencing Wednesday at o'clock p. NJ
Rev. Mr.. Emerch Is supplying the pulpit at
Mechanics Falls, and continuing his studies at
Bates College
Quite religious interest is waking up at South
Thomaston, in the Baptist church. Rev. {. NJ. Her
hing. pastor. Two were baptised last Sabbath,
and four were received into the church.
The Methodist association Of ministers held
their meetings three days of last week, in the
Methodist church at Iubec, and it was sad to be
very interesting in point of discussion of topics
The First Baptist church in st. George, after an
expenditure of $500 in remodeling and beautify-
ing their church, rededicated their beautiful house
OF worship on Tuesday Oct. 10TH
Rev. II. l.. Yewens of Lewiston, has accepted a
call to the rectory of Mt. Forest, Ontario, Z. w.
lie designs to leave for his new field about the
10Th Of November
Interesting union religious services continue to
be held each evening at the churches in Houlton.
There is considerable interest with the Baptist
church at Rockpo,t. Five rose for prayers last
sunday evening.
There are seven church buildings in Lubec,
larger number than in any other town in the
county, two Baptists, two Disciples Christians,
two Methodsts and one Union. There are four
settled ministers in town.
Rev. VIM A. DePew has been invited to the
rastorate of the Court street Baptist church in
Auburn. 1t is thought he will accept.
The st. Johns Episcopal parish in Bagor, has
extended unanimous call to the Kew. W. r.
Nichols of Connecticut, to become their pastor.
Rev C. d. Crane resumed his labors at the Con-
gregational church, Waterve, last Sabbath, after
his summer vacation.
Rev Mr. Carrutheis of Calais, Sunday last
read his resignation as pastor OF the Congrega-
tional society at Calais He accepts an invitation
from the Congregational society at Pittsheld,
Mass.
On Sunday, Oct. Eth, eleven persons were bap-
tised at North Sedgwck, by the pastor, Rev. n.
{. Everett, and six Others making seventeen in
all, were added to the church
SUNSYsIDE.-Thc Freewill Baptist parshioners
of Cape Elizabeth gave their pastor, Rev. a. r.
Hutchinson, and wife, very lucrative reception
in the Town Hail. on their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary, which occurred on the 18th inst.
Bates to FoNdOim.
BATES COLLEGE,
LEWISTON, Oct. 18th, 1870.
Your correspondent from Brunswick writes,
that in the last victory OF Bates over Bowdon, at
Base Ball, for the championship of the State,
the @ .creampl" WAS NOT Given To Bates. account