A History of Farmington Me From Its Settlement to 1846
A History of Farmington Me From Its Settlement to 1846
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87 CHAPTER XX. FREEWILL BAPTISTS.
The valley of the Sandv River, although settled by a moral and to some extent a religious community was to a great extent for some years after the first settlement com- menced, destitute of the means of forming and sustain- ing a proper organization for religious worship on the Sab- bath. The first preacher who visited the place was the Rev. Mr. Emerson, of Georgetown, who by the request of Mrs. VStcphen Titcomb made them a visit and preached the first sermon i...n the then almost entire wilderness of the Sandy River, in their log house. After this the place was visited by the Rev Mr. Little of that part of Wells now Kennebunk as a missionary who was followed by some others, in the summer of 1794 the Rev. Joseph Thaxter from Edgarton Mass. Under the patronage of the Mass. Missionary Society pretty extensively explored the valley of the Sandy River and attended to the distribution of books to some of the most destitute of the inhabitants. Some few years prior to this Elder Eliphalet Smith, a Baptist preacher, from Fayette, attended some few meet- ings in the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
87 CHAPTER XX. FREEWILL BAPTISTS.
The valley of the Sandv River, although settled by a moral and to some extent a religious community was to a great extent for some years after the first settlement com- menced, destitute of the means of forming and sustain- ing a proper organization for religious worship on the Sab- bath. The first preacher who visited the place was the Rev. Mr. Emerson, of Georgetown, who by the request of Mrs. VStcphen Titcomb made them a visit and preached the first sermon i...n the then almost entire wilderness of the Sandy River, in their log house. After this the place was visited by the Rev Mr. Little of that part of Wells now Kennebunk as a missionary who was followed by some others, in the summer of 1794 the Rev. Joseph Thaxter from Edgarton Mass. Under the patronage of the Mass. Missionary Society pretty extensively explored the valley of the Sandy River and attended to the distribution of books to some of the most destitute of the inhabitants. Some few years prior to this Elder Eliphalet Smith, a Baptist preacher, from Fayette, attended some few meet- ings in the place.
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