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Morning Star
Limerick, York County, Maine
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The Weare Quarterly Meeting convened at Plainfield on January 30, 1833, with favorable church reports including revivals and additions. Preaching by Elders H. N. Plumb, A. Caverno, and E. Watson. The Elders' Conference formed a Temperance Society, and churches promoted temperance.
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The Weare Quarterly Meeting convened at Plainfield, Jan. 30, 1833. The reports from the churches were generally favorable. Some of them have been favored with revival and additions to their number. In the course of the meeting the word was preached by Elder H. N. Plumb, from Strafford Q. M. and Elders A. Caverno, and E. Watson.
The Elders' Conference resolved itself into a Temperance Society, recognizing the Constitution recommended in the minutes of our last General Conference. Most of the churches in the Quarterly Meeting are also using their influence to promote the cause of Temperance.
JOHN KIMBALL, Clerk.
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Plainfield
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1833 01 30
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favorable church reports with revivals and additions; formation of temperance society.
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The Weare Quarterly Meeting convened with reports from churches generally favorable, some experiencing revivals and additions. Preaching by Elder H. N. Plumb from Strafford Q. M. and Elders A. Caverno and E. Watson. The Elders' Conference formed a Temperance Society adopting the recommended constitution, with most churches promoting temperance.