The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-02-07
BHY TIEW IETUS.



The religious society here is Methodist
Protestant. The circuit embraces four
appointments. The present pastor. Rev.
{. 7. Cochel was sent here by the con-
ference about two years ago. lie found
the society very weak. the house of
worship small. and in a very delapidated
condition. and the parsonage in great
need of repairs. We heard lie told the
congregation in his first sermon, that
something must be done, or else he would
pull up stakes aud leave" \ few enter
prising men Joined with him and had the
parsonage thoroughly repaired and paint
ed, the grounds incloSed with new fence.
&c. He then proposed the erection of Il
new church, and two of our liberal
minded men donated a suitable lot of
ground. The corner stone was laid in
June. 1878. and the following June the
building (size forty by iilty-six fecD was
dedicated, free of debt. 1t is one of the
neatest and best arranged churches in
the community. \ great work of grace
has been in progress since the first Of
Observation-Disclosures Il genuine revival
of religion. Twenty-Five have protested
and are seeking pardon, the majority
being heads of families and the substan-
tial citizens of the neighborhond. The
altar is crowded and the house filled
with an orderly and intelligent congrega-
ton every night. The pastor has held
extra services at New Leeds and Moore $
Chapel, where many have found pardon
and given their names to the church,
The writer is not a member of the church
but we do think that too much cannot
be said i'll praise of the pastor, who de
votes all of his time and energies for the
good of the community. Through his
energy. Moore's Chapel has been repaired,
painted. and otherwise beautified, and all
paid for. We understand the amount of
money raised by the pastor for building
and repairs on the circuit exceeds six
thousand dollars.
BAY VIEW
is ON an elevation about two hundred feet
above tide water Five public roads
center here; the health of the neighbor-
hood is excellent; water cool and pure:
very seldom have any uncomiortably warm
nights through the summer season: We
have one of the best water powers i'll the
contrv: the land is of good quality. pro-
uuclllS from Unity " loltN DRSlltlS vi
wheat to the acre. In all we think Bay
View one of the finest locations for Sum
mcr residence in the State.
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