Die illustrierte LaconianHistory und Branchen von Laconia, N. HDescriptive der Stadt und ihrer Herstellung und Geschäftsinteressen. Tian Kirche des Evan-Gel, Brooklyn, N.Y., bevor toLaconia. Er war in der Kiswick, Ontario, 7. Oktober geboren. 1861, in seiner Geburtsstadt theschools erzogen, die Nach-Stationen verbrachte fast vier Jahre in theChristian biblischen Institut, Sanfordville.N. Y., die wesentlichen theologisch schoolof seiner Konfession. Herr Everinghammarried Miss Florenz M. Coleman ofPortsmouth, vor neun Jahren und twochildren ihre Gewerkschaft segnen. Da com-Ing in Laconia, Achtundzwanzig haben un

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The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, N.HDescriptive of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . tian Church of the Evan-gel, Brooklyn, N. Y., before coming toLaconia. He was born in Kiswick, Ontario, Oct. 7. 1861, educated in theschools of his native town, and after-wards spent nearly four years in theChristian Biblical institute, Sanfordville.N. Y., the principal theological schoolof his denomination. Mr. Everinghammarried Miss Florence M. Coleman ofPortsmouth, nine years ago, and twochildren bless their union. Since com-ing to Laconia, twenty-eight have unitedwith the church. As a preacher, he isearnest, faithful, and fearless, preferringto please God rather than man. Inpolitics he is a Prohibitionist, and in allthings Christian. Trinity M. E. Church, Lakeport. The M. E. church of Lake Villagewas organized June 15, 1872. On thisdate, Rev. B. W. Chase, pastor of theLaconia M. E. church, granted churchletters to the following persons, in orderthat they might be organized into aMethodist Episcopal church at LakeVillage : Henry H. Buzzell, Mary A.Buzzell, Almira P. Homan, Lizzie Ho-. Rev. Jonathan R. Dinsmore. man, Lorenzo W. Downing, MarthaDowning, Lizzie Dame, Sarah Gaskill, Jeremiah Homan, Abigail Kimball, Sarah Palmer. Albeit Whitten, ElmiraWhitten, Ebenezer Woodman, HarrietWoodman. These persons were formed into achurch and the quarterly conference or-ganized on the above date at the houseof Albert Whitten by Rev. S. G. Kel-logg, presiding elder. This organization continued withvarying fortunes until March 7, 1S77, when, for the time being, the last quar-terly conference was held. The pastors for this period were:1872, W. C. Bartlett ; i873-74, C. W.Tebbetts ; 1S75. (). T. Lovejoy. In response to an invitation by theMethodists of Lake Village, they werereorganized into a church, March 31, 1881, by Rev. J. W. Adams, presidingelder. The church re-cords show a contin-ued growth in numbers and financialstrength until 1896, when the memb

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