Chandler & 7/forse
A FAREWELL »WORD
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following is a letter printed in the
Calendar of the Second Congregation
al church for December 1.5, which we
e ke great pleasure in printing in The
Oi<server as everyone in this city re
grets lhat Mrs. Sargent and family
have left the city.
Dear Friends: —
Because we are all of one church
family, we wish in this intimafe.—
though public way. to express ou,'
thanks to each and every one for th ■
wonderful kindness and though' >>
i are w ith Yhich you have surrounded
us not only during these recent weeks
of sorrow, hut through all the happ;
years of our life with you.
As th" years have tome and gum
many old friends have passed, new
friends come, changes have taken
place: new demands have been mu' -
upon you; new duties have claimed
you. but always we have found mx"
cheer, friendly faces, open homes and
ready help. No less to us than to your
Pastor have you been loyal friends.
Our hearts are lonely and homesick
as wo leave you all. but we can indeed
nay that the Lord has done grea
thirfgs for us,—whereof we are glad
Our lives have fallen unto us in pleas
ant places, we have a goodly heritage
May the Lord bless and keep you
—our dear home people,--may tin
Lord make his face to shine upon you
end be gracious unto you;—may th'
I-ord lift up His countenance upon
you and give you peace.
Affectionately yours.
MRS F. r>. SARGENT
BERTHA L. SARGENT
FLORENCE O. SARGENT
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Mr. Editor —
Last Thursday was the finest winter
day we ever saw.
