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Sarah II. Woodward,
Elizabeth Wiggin, r.
Mar. 3. Dismissed Jan. 29, 1847. Mar. 8.
Rev. Thomas Edwards, r.
Amelia Edwards, r.
David B. Weston, r. : June 28.
Mary Ann Shattuck, r.
Dismissed Jan. 29, 1847.
Hannah Reynolds,
July 7.
Sophia Hutchins, r. Aug. 30. Dismissed Mar. 20, 1846.
Jane R. Hutchins, r.
John Smith, r.
Harriet Smith, 1.
Caroline M. Hall, r.
Lucy N. Payne, r.
Mehitable E Leavitt, r.
Charles Biglow, Margaret Blake, Dec. 13.
1845.
Jan. 5.
Jan. 10. Dismissed Jan. 29, 1847. 66
Dismissed Oct. 6, 1848. 66
Dismissed Dec. 10, 1847.
Feb. 28. Mar. 2.
June 27. Dismissed July 7, 1848. Dismissed Nov. 20, 1846. "
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Caroline R. Prouty, r. Hannah Sears, r.
1846.
Jan. 2.
Dismissed Jan. 29, 1847.
Mar. 1. May 3. Dismissed July 28, 1848. May 8.
May 15.
Sept. 6. Oct. 30. Nov. 1.
Mary Way, Maria L. Goldthwait, r. Fanny Ballard, r.
Moses Christy, r. Harriet Ann Christy, r.
Henry E. Holland, r. Clarrisa S. Holland, r. H. Jane Patterson, r. George B. Preble, Catharine Smith, Henry R. Coburn, r. Eliza Coburn, r.
Mary Seabury, r. Henry Howard, r. Mary Howard, r. Hannah S. Andrews, Daniel Banfill, Jr., Lucy V. Humphrey, r. Luther F. Whitney, r. Sarah S. Blasland, George Swan, r.
Martha J. Hilton,
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Names.
Date of Admission. Deaths, Dismissions, etc.
1847.
Feb. 12.
John Blood, r. Arvilla Blood, r. Lucy Ann Haseltine, r. Augustus W. Pratt, r. Harriet E. Pratt, r.
April 9. 66
1848.
Louisa H. Carr, r.
Jan. 28.
Joseph E. Bartlett, r.
Hiram Collins, r.
Josiah T. Reed, r.
Elizabeth Deblois,
Mar. 5.
Louisa P. Hunting,
Lucy S. Brewster,
Sally Tibbetts, r.
Sept. 1.
Sarah F. Houghton, r.
Elizabeth Houghton, r.
Mary S. Edwards, Sept. 3. "
Rebecca Seabury,
Lucy C. Dyer, Susan E. Abbott, r. Dec. 1.
Rev. Benj. Tappan, Jr., r. Dec. 8. 66
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Delia E. Tappan, r.
George Bradford, Jr., r.
Dec. 29.
Sarah P. Bradford, r.
William S. Williams, r.
Caleb Emery, r.
Whole number,
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432
Dismissed to other churches,
139
Deceased,
41
Excommunicated,
3-183
Number of members Jan. 1, 1849, 249
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WINTHROP CHURCH.
OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH.
JANUARY 1, 1849.
REV. BENJAMIN TAPPAN, JR., PASTOR. DEACONS.
SIMEON FLINT, CHESTER ADAMS, E. P. MACKINTIRE.
WILLIAM TUFTS, Clerk. E. P. MACKINTIRE, Treasurer.
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The Standing Committee consists of the Pastor, Deacons, and the following brethren : Rev. JARED CURTIS, WILLIAM CARLETON,
NATHAN A. TUFTS, GEORGE HYDE, C. C. DEAN.
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MEMBERS.
A.
Adams Chester, Adams Elizabeth, Andrews Hannah H., Arnold Mehitable K., Abbott William, Ally Esther,
Adams James, Abbott Nancy W.,
Andrews Hannalı S., Allen Elizabeth G., Austin Hannah S., Abbott Susan E.
B.
Birchmore Juliana, Brewster Ezra S., Brewster Caroline H., Bartlett Mary G., Burdett Eliza, Barker Lydia P., Brooks Wm. P. B.,
Bragg Mary S.,
Boynton Hannah P.,
Braman Emma W., Bartman Henrietta, Benton Esther,
Brooks Mary C., Bodge Martha Ann,
Brewster Caroline M., Bodge Maria B., Baxter Lucy, Barras Asenath, Blanchard Sarah S.,
Brackett Charles,
Brackett Sarah,
Biglow Charles, Blake Margaret, Ballard Fanny, Blasland Sarah S., Blood John,
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Blood Arvilla, Blanchard Sarah C., Bartlett Joseph E.,
Crosby Ann Eliza, Curtis Rev. Jared,
Curtis Thankful,
Carleton William,
Carleton Lydia, Crane Mary,
Brewster Lucy S., Bradford George, Jr., Bradford Sarah P.
C.
Carleton Caroline M., Carr Louisa H., Collins Hiram, Carleton Lydia L., Chamberlain Sarah J.
D.
Deblois Tabitha R., Doane Elizabeth F., Deblois Elizabeth, Dyer Lucy C.
Everett Horace, Everett Julia Ann S., Edwards Amelia, Edwards Rev. Thomas,
E.
Everett Allice L., Edwards Mary S., Emery Caleb.
F.
Flint Simeon, Flint Mary K., Flanders Mary Ann, Frothingham Amos T.,
Flint Eliza H., Flint Mary K., Frothingham Almira A., Forbes Daniel H.,
Dean Christopher C., Dean Martha W. P., Doane Heman S., Doane Paulina,
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Flint Sarah Ann, Fuller Harriet A. W.,
Farrar Julia A. L.
G.
Gammell John, Gulliver Lemuel,
Gulliver Emeline G.,
Grant A. W., Grant Ann W.,
Goodenow Levi, Goodenow Hannah, Goldsmith Seth, Goldsmith Jane M.
H.
Hunt Andrew K., Hyde George,
Hyde Susan C., Hovey Solomon,
Hovey Augusta, · Hatch Eudocia, Hall Eliza E., Hyde Sarah Ann, Hannon Polly, Hunting Elizabeth C.,
Houghton Amory, Houghton S. M., Hays Sarah,
Hall Isaac, Jr., Hall Caroline M., Haskell Harriet M., Humphrey Lucy V., Hilton Martha J., Haynes Sidney C., Haseltine Lucy Ann, Hunting Louisa P., Houghton Sarah F., Houghton Elizabeth, Hannon Daniel.
Hunt Mary E.,
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I. Ingalls Catharine.
J.
Jaquith Oliver, Jaquith Polly,
Jacobs Nancy, Jarvis Elizabeth B.
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Kettelle Sarah C., Kendall Loammi,
K. Kendall Nancy. Keith Sarah.
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Lincoln Susan C., Leavitt Mehitable E., Low Elizabeth.
M.
Moulton Joshua P.,
Moulton Mary B.,
Mullikin Lydia,
McDuffie Louisa,
McLaran Deborah.
0.
Orcutt Dorcas W.
P.
Porter Elizabeth J.,
Percy Louisa,
Putnam Betsey,
Payne Lucy N.,
Putnam Joanna, Poole Charlotte,
Patterson Jane H.,
Preble George B., Prouty Caroline R.,
Paty Mary Ann, .
Patterson Catharine,
Peabody Maria,
Patterson Lucius,
Pratt Augustus W., Pratt Harriet E.,
Plummer Mary G.
Locke Ann W., Locke Lydia W., Lincoln Catharine,
Mackintire E. P., Mackintire Mary, Mitchell Caroline, Morey Harriet W., Mitchell Mary,
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R
Riblett Sarah, Rand Wm. T.,
Rea Joshua B.,
Rea Mary Ann,
Rogers Edward N., Rogers Harriet G.,
Rogers James B., Reed Josiah T., Reed Lydia M.,
Reynolds Hannah,
Rogers Sarah C. H.
S.
Skilton Martha S., Smith Catharine,
Smith Harriet,
Simpson Esther,
Skilton Caroline,
Seabury Rebecca,
Seabury Benjamin,
Sweetser Hannah B.,
Stone Lydia,
Swan Reuben, Jr.,
Stetson John,
Skilton John,
Symmes Martha E.,
Stockman Charles W.,
Snow Hannah,
Smith John,
Sears Hannah,
Seabury Mary.
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Tufts Eliza B. K., Tufts Nathan A., Tufts Mary Ann L.,
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Skilton Sarah,
Symmes Mary, Skilton James,
Smith Joseph N., Stimpson John,
Tufts Joseph F., Tufts Hannah, Tufts William, *
Stimpson Betsey, Stimpson Caroline,
Skilton George,
Skilton Martha, Skimmer Sarah, Swan George,
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Tufts Abigail W., Tapley Esther,
Tufts Mary,
Tufts Abby,
Tufts Abby,
Tufts Samuel F.,
Tyler Lucy,
Tufts Amos,
Tufts Caroline,
Tufts Edwin,
Tibbetts Israel,
Tufts Eliza,
Tibbetts Sally,
Tufts Martha A.,
Tappan Rev. Benj., Jr.,
Tufts Gilbert,
Tappan Delia E.
Tufts Mary P.,
V.
Vinal Martha B., Vinal Otis,
Vinal Martha.
W.
Warren Anna,
Wrightington Lydia B.,
Wilson Jeremy,
Worcester Eliza Ann,
Wilson Nancy,
Warren Emily,
Wilson Mary Ann,
Whiting Catharine,
Whiting Mary J.,
White Sumner P.,
Weston David B.,
Way Mary,
Whitney Alfred,
Whitney Anna H.,
Woodward Lucretia P.,
Whitney Luther F.,
Williams Wm. S.
Weston Sarah J.
Warren Mary, Wilson Sarah, Whittle John,
Whittle Francis K.,
Trowbridge Almiran, Trowbridge Elizabeth Ann, Tufts Sarah S.,
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MANUAL
OF THE
WINTHROP CHURCH
CHARLESTOWN, MASS.
THE WBERRY LIBRARY CHICA TO
BOSTON ROCKWELL & ROLLINS PRINTERS 122 WASHINGTON STREET 1868.
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WINTHROP CHURCH.
OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH.
1868.
PASTOR. REV. J. E. RANKIN.
DEACONS.
HIEMAN S. DOANE,
WILLIAM ABBOT,
ALFRED WHITNEY, CHARLES W. MORSS.
CLERK.
WILLIAM HUNT.
4 TREASURER. HEMAN S. DOANE.
CHURCH COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM CARLETON, LEMUEL GULLIVER,
CALEB EMERY, JAMES ADAMS,
GEORGE BRADFORD,
With the Pastor and Deacons.
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WINTHROP SOCIETY.
This Society was formed Dec. 5th, 1832, and incorporated by an act of the Legislature March 1st, 1833, under the name and style of the WIN- THROP SOCIETY, in remembrance of the pious gov- ernor, who, with his associates, entered into solemn covenant, and formed a Church of Christ in Charles- town, on the 30th of July, 1630.
It is required of every religious teacher admitted to the pulpit of this Society, that his profession and preaching correspond with the doctrines usu- ally denominated evangelical; such as was the faith of Baxter, and Scott, and Dwight, and Pay- son.
In the choice of a minister the church shall in all cases have the right of nomination, but a call shall be given only on the concurrent vote of the Society.
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WINTHROP CHURCH.
An Ecclesiastical Council was called, according to Congregational usage, on the 9th of January, 1833, by a number of brethren, chiefly members of the First Church in Charlestown. After due deliberation and examination of their testimonials of good standing in the church, the council pro- ceeded to organize them as a Church of Christ, under the name of the WINTHROP CHURCH, Charles- town.
A house of worship for the use of the Winthrop Church and Society was commenced in April, 1833, and dedicated to the service of Almighty God, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, November 22d, of . the same year. This house was upon Union Street, but, being found too small and too far south for the wants of the increasing population, it was de- termined to build an edifice nearer the centre of the city.
The corner-stone of the present building on Green Street was laid with appropriate religious ceremo- nies May 31st, 1848, Dea. E. P. Mackintire giving the address, after which prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. Budington.
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PASTORS.
Rev. DANIEL CROSBY, the first pastor of this church, was installed August 14th, 1833; dis- missed May 18th, 1842; and died February 28th, 1843.
Rev. JOHN HUMPHREY was ordained November 30th, 1842; dismissed March 26th, 1847; and died December 2d, 1854.
Rev. BENJAMIN TAPPAN, Jr., was installed Oc- tober 4th, 1848, and dismissed August 10th, 1857. He is now settled in Norridgewock, Maine.
Rev. ABBOTT E. KITTREDGE was ordained Sep- tember 14th, 1859, and dismissed December 2d, 1863. He is now pastor of the Eleventh Presby- terian church in New York city.
Rev. J. E. RANKIN was installed December 1st, 1864.
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DEACONS.
AMOS TUFTS. Elected January, 1833. Died November 26, 1839.
E. P. MACKINTIRE. Elected February, 1833. Died February 3, 1864.
SIMEON FLINT. Elected February, 1833. Died October 20, 1857.
CHESTER ADAMS. Elected . January, 1840.
Died May 30, 1853.
HENRY HOWARD. Elected February, 1850.
Dismissed February 4, 1859.
LUKE K. BOWERS. Elected February, 1854. Dismissed August 23, 1861.
HEMAN S. DOANE. Elected February, 1854.
ALFRED WHITNEY. Elected August, 1857.
HENRY HILL. Elected February, 1861. Re- signed August 8, 1865.
THOMAS DOANE. Elected February, 1861. Re- signed December 4, 1863.
WILLIAM ABBOT. Elected June, 1864.
CHARLES W. MORSS. Elected September, 1864.
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The following Rules, Articles of Faith, and Form of Covenant, have been adopted by the Church.
OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH.
The annual meeting of the Church shall be on the second Friday of January, when the following officers shall be chosen by ballot, viz. :
A Clerk, who shall keep the records.
A Treasurer, who shall have charge of all mon- eys and property belonging to the Church, who shall make a report at the Annual Meeting.
An Examining Committee, of whom the Pastor and Deacons shall constitute a part, who shall ex- amine all applicants for admission, and present the · names of such as they approve, to the Church.
STANDING RULES.
1. Candidates shall be propounded to the Church, and notice given to the congregation of such as are to make a profession, at least two weeks previous to admission.
2. Admissions to the Church are to be made at the close of the sermon, previous to the com- munion ; those by profession to be received in presence of the congregation.
. 3. The Lord's. Supper shall be celebrated once in two months ; on the afternoon of the first Sab- bath in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
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4. Members of this Church, who remove out of town, are expected to take up their connection with us, and unite with some church in or near the . place where they reside, within one year from the time of their removal, unless they shall give satis- factory reasons for delay.
The following Amendment to this rule was adopted October 28, 1859 : -
Members who shall have been absent from the city three years or more, and have not communi- cated with the Church, shall, if no satisfactory „, information can be obtained respecting them, be no longer considered under the watch and care of the Church.
5. Members of other Churches, who may wish to commune with this Church for more than one . year, are expected to request a removal of their relation to us, unless they give satisfactory reasons to the Examining Committee for delay.
6. It is the duty of the members to attend such stated meetings as are appointed by vote of the Church, unless providentially prevented.
7. Any member having cause of complaint against another should immediately seek to have it removed, as directed in Matthew xviii. 15-17.
8. This Church considers immoral conduct, breach of express covenant vows, neglect of acknowledged religious or relative duties, and avowed disbelief of the articles of faith assented to by the members, as offences subject to the censure of the Church.
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9. The censures inflicted on offenders are pri- vate reproof, public admonition, or excommunica- . tion, according to the aggravation of the offence. While a case of discipline is pending, the individ- ual may be suspended from the privileges of the Church.
10. The members of this Church are required to abstain from the use of, and the traffic in, ardent spirits, except so far as may be necessary for medi- cal purposes.
11. All applications for dismission from this Church, and recommendation to other Churches, shall be made in writing, and shall not be acted upon for one week from the time the application is presented, at a regular meeting of the Church.
FORM OF ADMISSION.
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BELOVED FRIENDS : - You have presented your- selves before God, and his people, and the world, to make a solemn profession of your religious faith, and to take upon you the bonds of the everlasting covenant. We trust you have well considered the nature of this transaction, the most solemn and momentous in which a mortal can ever engage, and that you are prepared by divine grace to give yourselves away a living sacrifice, holy and accepta- ble to God through Jesus Christ. Having exam-
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ined and assented to the Articles of Faith adopted by this Church, you will now profess the same before these witnesses.
CONFESSION OF FAITH.
You believe there is only one living and true God, the Creator, Preserver, and Governor of the universe, a Being self-existent, independent, and immutable, infinite in power, wisdom, justice, good- ness, truth, and mercy.
You believe that the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments were given by the inspiration of God. That they contain a complete and harmoni- ous system of divine truth, and are the only per- fect rule of Christian faith and practice.
You believe that God is revealed in the Scrip- tures, as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost ; and that these three are one, and in all divine attributes equal.
You believe that God made all things for him- self, that he governs all things according to his unchangeable counsel, and that the principles and administration of his government are perfectly holy, just, and good.
You believe that our first parents were created holy ; that they fell from that state of holiness by transgressing the divine command; and that, in consequence of their apostasy, all their descend- ants are without holiness, and alienated from God, until their hearts are renewed by divine grace.
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You believe that Christ, being God manifest in the flesh, has, by his suffering's and death, made an atonement for sin, on account of which, pardon is offered to all ; but that such is the aversion of man to the terms of salvation, that, without the special influences of the Holy Spirit, all refuse to comply with them.
You believe that there will be a general resur- rection of the bodies both of the just and of the unjust ; and a day of judgment, when all must give account to Christ of all the deeds done in the body ; when the impenitent will go away into pun- ishment, and the righteous into life, both of which will be without end.
Moreover, you believe that in the world the Lord Jesus Christ has a visible Church; that the terms of membership are a credible profession of faith in Christ, and of that holiness which is wrought by the renewing grace of God; and that none but members of the visible Church, in regular stand- ing, have a right to partake of the Lord's Supper ; and that only they and their households can be ad- mitted to the ordinance of Baptism.
All these things you profess and heartily believe.
You will now enter into solemn Covenant with God and with this Church.
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THE COVENANT.
In the presence of God, his holy angels, and this assembly, you now solemnly avouch the Lord Je- hovah, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, to be your God, the object of your supreme affection, and your portion forever. You cordially acknowledge the Lord Jesus Christ in all his mediatorial offices, Prophet, Priest, and King, as your only Saviour ; and the Holy Spirit as your Sanctifier, Comforter, and Guide. You humbly and cheerfully devote yourselves to God, in the everlasting covenant of his grace ; you consecrate all your powers and fac- ulties to his service and glory ; and you promise that, through the assistance of his Spirit, you will cleave to him as your chief good ; that you will give diligent attendance to his word and ordinances ; that you will seek the honor and interests of his kingdom ; and that henceforth, denying all ungod- liness and every worldly lust, you will live soberly, righteously, and godly in the world.
You do now cordially join yourselves to this Church of Christ, engaging to strive earnestly for its peace, edification, and purity, and to walk with its members in charity, faithfulness, circumspec- tion, meekness, and sobriety.
This you severally profess and engage.
In consequence of these professions and engage- ments, we, the members of this Church [here the members of the Church rise], affectionately receive you to our communion, and in the name of Christ declare you entitled to its privileges. We welcome
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you to this fellowship with us in the blessings of the Gospel, and on our part engage to watch over you, to love and pray for you, and seek your edi- fication as long as you shall continue among us. Hereafter you can never withdraw from the watch and communion of the saints without a breach of covenant.
And now we pray the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the God of all grace and com- fort, to bless you, to comfort your hearts, and es- tablish you in every good word and work. May he guide and preserve you till death, and, at last, receive you and us to that blessed world where our love and joy shall be forever perfect. Amen.
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NOTICES.
A Prayer and Conference Meeting is held in the vestry every Friday evening.
A Young People's Meeting is held in the small vestry every Monday evening, and the young men meet for prayer at half-past nine o'clock on Sab- bath morning in the same place.
The Preparatory Lecture is preached on the Fri- day evening before the Communion, which is ob- served on the first Sabbath of January, March, May, July, September, and November.
The Monthly Concert of Prayer, for the conver- sion of the world, is held in the vestry on the first . Sabbath evening of each month.
The Sabbath-school Concert is held on the second Sabbath evening of each month in the same place.
Two Sabbath schools are connected with this Church, - one holding its sessions in the vestry of the Church, and the other in Winthrop Hall, on Main Street, every Sabbath, at half-past one o'clock, P. M. There are several Bible classes in these schools, and all members of the Church are cor- dially invited to co-operate as they have ability and opportunity.
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BENEVOLENT CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following objects are regularly presented : -
FOREIGN MISSIONS,
Jannary and February.
EDUCATION CAUSE,
March.
CITY MISSIONS,
April.
AMER. AND FOR. CHRISTIAN UNION, May.
SABBATH SCHOOL,
June.
SEAMAN'S CAUSE,
July.
BIBLE SOCIETY,
August.
TRACT CAUSE,
September.
HOME MISSIONS,
October.
AMER. MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION,
November.
CONGREGATIONAL CAUSE,
December.
QUESTIONS FOR SELF-EXAMINATION.
1. Do I trust in Jesus Christ as my only Sav- iour, loving him supremely, and desiring to follow him in all things?
2. Is it the chief concern of my life to promote the cause of Christ? Do I pray for and co-operate with my Pastor? and do all my plans and aims centre in the cause and kingdom of my Saviour?
3. Do I pray in secret daily, - morning and evening ; and do I read devoutly a portion of the Bible every day ?
4. Am I doing all I can in the Sabbath school as a teacher, or in bringing others under its influ- ence ?
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5. Do I uniformly attend and enjoy the weekly prayer-meetings of the Church? and am I ready to contribute my share in sustaining them ?
6. Am I laboring and praying for the salvation of individuals, for the members of my own family, for those with whom I am intimately connected in business, and other impenitent persons over whom I have an influence ?
7. Do I enter heartily into all the plans of benevolence in which the Church is engaged? Do I contribute statedly, and according to my ability ? Am I habitually present at the Monthly Concert of Prayer? and do I often pray for the mission- aries of the Cross, and the conversion of the world ?
BEFORE COMMUNION.
1. Have I the penitence and faith and self-con- secration which become a sinner approaching the table of his Lord ?
2. Have I grown in grace since the last com- munion ?
3. Is it owing to my unfaithfulness that no more converted souls are now coming for the first time to the table of Christ ?
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NAMES OF MEMBERS.
The letter r. indicates those who have been received by letter from other Churches. .
Date of Ad. Names.
Deaths, Dismissions, etc.
A.
Jan. 1833. Adams, Chester, r.
Adams, Elizabeth, r.
" Adams, Jolm, r.
Died May 30, 1853.
Died December 21, 1851. Dismissed Oct. 29, 1837.
1834. Allen, Elizabeth G. June, 1860.
Mar. Andrews, Hannah II. (Mrs. Souther.)
May, 1836. Adams, Sarah Sept. " Abbot, Amelia, r. May, 1838. Abbot, William
July, " Alley, Esther
Feb. 1840. Aiken, George C., r. Dismissed Jan. 8, 1841.
Aiken, Eliza W., r.
July, Abbot, Elizabeth M.,r. Died March 6, 1844.
May, 1842. Austin, llamah S. Dismissed May 7, 1852.
Jan. 1843. Adams, James
Mar. Abbot, Nancy W.
May 15, 1857.
6 1846. Andrews, Hannah S.
Sept. 18, 1857.
Dec. 1848. Abbot, Susan E., r.
May, 1849. Averill, Jolm P., 2.
Averill, Elizabeth C., r.
Nov. 1850. Adams, Henry W., r. 66 Oct. 26, 1855.
May, 1854. Alden, Mary Am Jan. 1862. Adams, Sidney E.
Adams, Elizabeth W. May, Abbot, Mary E., r.
1865. Addie, John, r. July, 1866. Adams, Pamelia 2*
Feb. 13, 1852.
July 21, 1854.
Died July 10, 1868.
(Mrs. Hayes.) Died June 16, 1837.
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Date of Ad. Names.
Deaths, Dismissions, etc.
May, 1867. Addie, Ann Maria, r.
Adams, Sarah II.
66 1868. Arbogast, Lizzie.
B. 1
Jan. 1833. Birchmore, Juliana, r. Dismissed May 11, 1855.
Brewster, Ezra S., r. " . Sept. 29, 1854.
Brewster, Caro. II., r. 60
Mar. 1834. Blanchard, Abby Died December 23, 1837. Dismissed Oct. 1, 1841.
Feb. 1835. Blake, Margaret, r.
May, Bullard, Asa Rev., r.
Bullard, Lner. G. D., r. 66
Oct. 29, 1841.
Oct. 1836. Bartoll, Benjamin, r.
Bartoll, Mary Ann, r. 66
Nov. 1837. Bartlett, Mary G., r.
Bell, Frances C., r. 66 Dec. 1, 1843.
Burditt, Eliza
May, 1838. Bigelow, Elijah, r.
Bigelow, Emma, r.
Broekett, Cynthia
Sept. Barker, Lydia P.
Birchmore, John W.
July, 1839. Babbitt, Mary H., r.
66 Bramhall, Ann R.
60 June 24, 1842.
Feb. 1840. Brooks, W. P. B., r.
Sept. 23, 1864.
Mar. Bragg, Mary S.
July, Briggs, David, r.
July 25, 1845.
66 Braman, Emma W., r.
Dec. 13, 1850.
Bramhall, Cornelius
June 24, 1842.
66 Blish, Eliza W.
Nov. 17, 1848.
4 . Blanchard, Hannah S.
Oct. 29, 1841.
66 Bartman, Henrietta Died.
Sept. Benton, Esther, r.
Dismissed Dec. 23, 1859.
Oct. 13, 1848.
April, 1841. Brewster, Martha, r. Jan. 1842. Brooks, Mary C. .
Sept. 23, 1864.
April, " Bryant, Abigail G. r.
Feb. 12, 1847.
May, Biglow, Charles
Bodge, Martha Ann May 28, 1858.
Jan. 29, 1847.
Died September 5, 1866. Dismissed Mar. 6, 1846.
Oct. 1, 1841.
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Date of Ad. Names.
Deaths, Dismissions, etc.
May, 1842. Brewster, Caroline M. Dismissed March 16, 1866. 66 Bodge, Maria B.
Nov. 1842. Baxter, Lucy, r.
Mar. 1843. Bryant, David
66 Feb. 12, 1847.
May, Blanchard, Sarah S., r.
Barrus, Asenath
July 22, 1853.
Dec. Brackett, Charles, r.
Aug. 29, 1856.
Jan. 1844. Boynton, Hannah P.
Dec. Blake, Margaret, r.
May 18, 1849.
Jan. 1845. Ballard, Fanny, r.
May, 1846. Banfield, Daniel, Jr.
" July 28, 1848.
Sept. " Blasland, Sarah S.
Feb. 1847. Blood, John, r. Blood, Arvilla, r. Jan. 1848. Bartlett, Joseph E., r.
Mar. Brewster, Lucy S.
Dismissed June 16, 1854.
Dec. Bradford, Geo. Jr., r.
Bradford, Sarah P., r.
May, 1849. Barrus, Amanda J., r.
Bigelow, Elijah, r.
Dec. 10, 1852.
Bigelow, Emma, r. 66
Burnett, Philetus W., r.
April 16, 1852.
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June, Bartlett, Judith C., r. Died May 2, 1862.
Sept. יו Barker, Arabella W.
Dismissed Dec. 15, 1865.
Blood, Martha
Barker, Margaret 66 Feb. 27, 1852. Died February 2, 1867.
Byrnes, Elizabeth B.
66 Byrnes, Maria E.
Nov. Brewster, Eliza II.
Dismissed Sept. 29, 1854.
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