A Discourse Upon the History of the Establishment of the First Parish in Carlisl
A Discourse Upon the History of the Establishment of the First Parish in Carlisl
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The persons who acted as a c(»mmittee to obtain these subscriptions were Mi's. •Irene G. Wheat, Mrs. B. F. Heald and Mrs. Fanny Taylor and others.
In 18(>8 the old spire which, from its exposure to the winds and storms of nearly sixty years, "was thought unsafe, and the present syminetrical one was substituted. "" Last year, the out- side of the church was very thiu-oughly re-])ainted; and now there are few places of religious worship in thi' country towns which l)resent a more comely and state...ly a])j)earance than does this old and reveiH'd temple, built nearly seventy years ago.
The first indication of aiiy difference of religious sentiment among the members of the ))arish, or the citizens of the town, was observed when arrangements canu' to be made for the funeral of I\Ir. Litchfleld, wdio died in November, 1827. A com- mittee ap])ointed by tlie town desired that llev. Dr. Kipley, of Concord, Rev. Messrs. Allen, of Chelmsford, and Whitman, of Billei-ica, might be invited to take ]»art in the funeral services; 14 but Deacon Jacol)s and those whom he re})vesente(l objected, because they felt, it was said, that if those ministers were invited they Avould necessarily expect to occupy and sj)eak from the pulpit, which those who sympathized with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The persons who acted as a c(»mmittee to obtain these subscriptions were Mi's. •Irene G. Wheat, Mrs. B. F. Heald and Mrs. Fanny Taylor and others.
In 18(>8 the old spire which, from its exposure to the winds and storms of nearly sixty years, "was thought unsafe, and the present syminetrical one was substituted. "" Last year, the out- side of the church was very thiu-oughly re-])ainted; and now there are few places of religious worship in thi' country towns which l)resent a more comely and state...ly a])j)earance than does this old and reveiH'd temple, built nearly seventy years ago.
The first indication of aiiy difference of religious sentiment among the members of the ))arish, or the citizens of the town, was observed when arrangements canu' to be made for the funeral of I\Ir. Litchfleld, wdio died in November, 1827. A com- mittee ap])ointed by tlie town desired that llev. Dr. Kipley, of Concord, Rev. Messrs. Allen, of Chelmsford, and Whitman, of Billei-ica, might be invited to take ]»art in the funeral services; 14 but Deacon Jacol)s and those whom he re})vesente(l objected, because they felt, it was said, that if those ministers were invited they Avould necessarily expect to occupy and sj)eak from the pulpit, which those who sympathized with Mr.
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