Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-05-13

Rev. L. 7. Waterman has been
called from Annapolis, Nd, to an of
flee under the General Conference of
the NJ. f. Church, and the congrega-
ton, thus left pastorless, has asked for
the appointment of Rev. w. w. Van
Arsdale, now of Baltimore. Both
gentlemen have been pastors of the
Frostburg NJ. L. Church.
Rev. S. q. HehebOwer. of Mannheim,
Pa, has accepted the passionate tender
ed to him by the Lutheran church, of
this place.
1t will be seen by formal notice else
where that the local Tribe of Red Men
will tomorrow Sunday morning at
tend service at the Reformed church.
At regular meeting of the Frost
burg Ministerial Association, held
May s, 1899, the following "testI-
monials of fraternal esteem were
unanimously adopted by that body:
REV. W. \. CARROLL.
In view of the recent removal from among
us of our dearly beloved brother in Christ,
Rev. W. A. Carroll, ex-pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, of Frostburg Nd.
therefore, be it resolved
/, That we, the members of the Frostburg
Ministerial Association, deeply regret his de.
paTture from our midst.
,, That we gratefully cherish the memory
of his fraternal spirit, his wise COumselS, his
courteous discussions and his able work in
behalf of the Association
3, That we note with pleasure the news of
his entrance again upon field Of useful
labor, and trust that abundant success may
crown his future work
/, That these resolutions be sent to brother
Carroll, entered upon our minutes, and pub
lShed IN the papers of FrOStburg.
c. A. BMTr,
H. s. EcKER,
&. a. HAUsER,
Committee.
REV. G. A. j. CRAMER.
In view of the recent removal from among
us of Rev. c. A. j. Cramer, former pastor of
the German Evangelical lions Church, of
Frostburg, Md, a beloved brother in the
ministry, and for several years also faithful
member of our Association, therefore, be it
resolved
l, That we, the members Of the Frostburg
Ministerial Association, sincerely regret that
his stay among us could not be lOnlsr.
>, That we hereby Cheerfully acknowledge
his brOtherly spirit toward US all, and like
wise gladly bear testimony to his diigent per-
Torrance of all the duties devOlvIng on him
while among us, and to his uniform interest
in all that perIained to the welfare of the As
ISOLATION.
g. That for the sake of both himself and
family we are heartily sorry for the occur
rences that brought about his recent trying
situation, and hope that circumstances may
soon so shape themselves that door of effect
i've usefulness will be opened to him in his
chosen calling.
t. That these resolutions be sent to brother
Cramer, recorded on our minutes, and pub
lished in our town papers.
c. A. BRITT,
II. 5. ECKER,
{. \. HAUSER
Committee.
1.-The Missionary Twigs," the ChIl-
dren's Missionary Band of st. Paul's
English Lutheran Church, will hold
their anniversary i'll the auditorium
tomorrow ~GSunday) evening at :!
o'clock. "A cordial invitation is ex-
tended the public to be present"
Tomorrow Sunday the Epworth
League will observe its 10th anuiver-
sary. The local chapter will render
an interesting program for morning
and evening at the M. E. Church.
| Extended notice comes too late.