The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-29


tieazar C6bufn an bls be4uest oi siVo To-
'he IHof1h.
Eidef NlIier remained Win H." -H-r-h
unhi io47 when he resigned = 3 = L. Farm
"Rtoh' Vie. lis nome vas among Us i"f
many years alter he feaehed an advanced
age an TIE la59fs II dis beloved "Iie aa in,
the ehiidfen aili always be remembered, irG
as man well along IA mrfle life recent.
SAD, Il really thought She was SAINT when
! was child an ~" We know She A,l
her place with tn saints above. IN 1872,
KEY. \. " ilian Hg2d vas ordained pastor
ana TINS brings Us h The TIM IF tie great
revival.
Up - THIS time 353 persons had been com
neetea with tbs church. The membership
Is gwen then as i89. Connected therev'a
was sunday school Of . scholars and pos
sessing a library Of zeo volumes. Mr. WOOD
gives tie numher Of church members at tle
beginning oi 1915 a. Id. ] thtna this must
be the number IN goed standing a., he report,
some difficulties IN the church, and say, .t--
clPhne had been i9re5ome t9o long. iu
May these matters seem l. begin t, menl
mere were ie" Nh were PRAYING earnestly
Tor revival oi Gods work among lis.
AT conference member arase and told q
dream winch he interpreted f0r good 10 uc
Church. lie dreamed that he sa" flock ~
SheeP oil "oeiaI appearance seabbed, rag,
ana altly' 10 "retehed we're they that be
uiopsn' nc never pefieid the Ike before but
WINE attentifely gazing upon them and Won
oefln9' ne suddenly beheld by their side a
MOCK oil the most beautiful lambs, skipping
ana eamooiing about IN great Joy. His lu-
depreciation Of tins dream was, that the old
e. a. he Ilrf ID
the young converts, whose glad voices he
noPea soon 10 near. lie had been seated
put ie" minutes when young lady arose
ana related what Tod had done for her soul.
from TINS time the good work went on, and
inc records speak OF female prayer meetings
OeIis hela .hat were exceedingly profitable
Jan; l. 1919 snefe we're "a members and
the frst record made Of mission money.
foreigh missions, sIoo.o3; domestic mis-
siohs' $500 blpie cause, $1,000, while the
minister salary was only S4oo,
me interest continued during the winter,
ana 9llhoush large number OF the male
members were absent numbering, they carried
inc s''ft with them, and one young man
,t"'eled So mics 10 be baptized and tell ol
ms I'm version.
we iiha al me beginning Of 1850 there
was membership oil los. ne mission
cause was wei remembered, and the minis
'e' salaf} e45o,
N. m o., uiioi' peace and harmony pre-
her being ~ H.. ,,,;ssi,5,, 49, .i,
remembered lor.i.4n n,is.i,7rs sI,,o,"
domestic missions q, 90. I3Ile 80,
$40 10. trart r,,,ss s-S
Say 10 tt"et cause $3.50
III ,ii's year MISS f1aena 1ohurn seems to
going to Canada and tbere vorlinr an,nng
the freed slaves where sbe bee,,,s ., ,,,rr5
interested in the negro thor ,rtar bsr ,,,a.
riape to Rev. Iobn Broo5s She went ,,;tb
him to Africa. wberr sbe lid inst y. No.
vessel arrived in port. Ian. ~ $50 81
seems to he nneventf,I pay Z Nf;Ty3a
Wood rendered hi, RESIGNATION and went w.
Waterylle
InI8s2 DIR. Sheldon and Rev NJ ,f;I,o,
preached quite a lang TIM par r. p
Williams supnlied tbr last mart If tbe ,aar
1881. Prof Brooks of Water,ilie COLLEGE was
engaged to supply for a time In WaSer, %@@
if was voted ta can prof praol.s =, -
pastor IF the church No Nov. r..,,..i. ,,.;I
Ian. I8rd. when il seems prar RroaI.s H.,
came pastor. No summary is OWEN of tbis
wear In 18rs some 5;a;crlt;oss o,,,,rr, 49,,
brethren were amicabIv settIeJ In Co7,,o 'l,l
Der Mr. A r clarls was ord,;,ed ri Lo
became nastor If tbe huh II, 80 ny
esneciaI cbange is notad Nv ,1,ri ~ 49, ., IN
nastor SUN
In 1897. in December there was . .,,irlsr-
mo of tbf Shirt anoana tb, ,,,a,,I'.ris TLo
Shirt Of cod mal,aa afs,;nat. 49, %, ,tat
tbey c,rna ton ~ i, ia,.a So l...., '''''.
more were b6DefuIv converted anil Re,