The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19

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 Rossibiy Rev G. H .aSmithof the " ind- sdr'hSehue" e"Cobgregatienal church may bs induceu ato wiehdfam w ihisn recent res-t guationd sMr Smith is especially. popu- Fla r'%iblE theHy oung ptopleaof his church. ! I'@ fioI o " e,muchy of theiti enthusiasm, in | frh e"oa use 7of' good agovsrnnent'rb to Dhis VI iork and preaching. It isa'ppobable4 ] ftAa t,smp,oorp among the things at the bottom of che dsagfeem2ssRRlt m2sRRltt, and disaaffection which hhKs caused the resignation s ,,}ds of Mr Smith Iif the fseli9gs by po means cans new pr eops tfihedd to that that eh9Eeh, ,oth that it is not the Rpfovinee of ministers or !Hf the the ehqreh Fst tt9 meddle with public affairs; that the fpfeacsers autyhfsto prepare nenfor d Flfeo hereafyer' and not YotFthis liifegT6l fha aake men pure'fn' s'piris for efizehship 1fh the eter4al ritN of tha Nay sIernsalaR I fAtheE tbap pure ip, life and high, in puE1 poseifeE good citirenshiB in rthet GitE of [,
 HartfoEd.. Gonnr This feeling :isa stun I flirg,blockr to many, pastors of the ,pEoTr 1 fgressiva sorts but its dying uoqt in most tplaces an,l men are coming to feel, that
 good citizenship here is the best possible l ,preparafi3n' for good citfzehship' in the t New Jerusalem. Whatever else beside
 this may be Euhs root of Rev 2 Mir rSmithis
 move. it is undoubtedly true that among Tthe things not few, for which Hartford, I will gratefully remember him will be his r large cofitributfon to the work of making 4 good citizens in the parish of which he # Has1 schargen Ibfs not 5ffe provihcer of r thisi Ude epartmeht of The Post to .cauSass ehur ureharaisagreemenssI of" advfse9 in the ,] premises bdtit is odlt' fair that the'peoi ,t pllfea llfea of otn thef Windsor aAyysnua eehnreh and d tfr HFIaftford in general should be, EefF
 hipdedlt of the ebligstionst they owe to
 the. .Kopng mipniisteF in qnestionsmT7Fl Hart ' ford Post The Windsor Avenue Y church has voted not to accept MT T SmrR's resignation .""rRh ''k h"" ."
 yahdirid dtol- isI L..-Asett-A A-h aH .aldao d Raphael s. Gray of Fiskilisoh.H Hrds6n, H IN. .tYoue WAS in town on sMendasainMr Mr h Gray is native of Zoar, grandson of the v hate Plumb Ba BaGtay.tpMr Gras's father, rf ChaEles H. Gray ,yisi an aengineeE1 op fthe 'd New England, and his son is arflFemsn, on this road.
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 week.
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