A History of Horncastle
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The foundation stone was laid June 22, 1904, and the school was formally opened Jan. 4, 1905.
A Young Men’s Institute was established in the beginning of 1889, by theRev. G. White, then Superintendent Minister, for which the classroom ofthe Sunday School was to be available for their use, every evening exceptSunday, supplied with daily papers, magazines, &c. ; classes also beingheld for the consideration of important subjects and for mutualimprovement; these are still continued. There is also a... Wesley Guild, which meets every Friday evening, in the band room, Queen Street, at 8o’clock, during the winter months, and on the first Friday evening in themonth during the summer. Marriages are celebrated in this chapel. {71b} THE PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.
We have given an account of the rise and progress of Wesleyanism, but, asthat society eventually made a complete separation from the Church ofEngland, of which its founder remained through life an ordained ministerand communicant, so the seeds of disruption spread in itself.
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The foundation stone was laid June 22, 1904, and the school was formally opened Jan. 4, 1905.
A Young Men’s Institute was established in the beginning of 1889, by theRev. G. White, then Superintendent Minister, for which the classroom ofthe Sunday School was to be available for their use, every evening exceptSunday, supplied with daily papers, magazines, &c. ; classes also beingheld for the consideration of important subjects and for mutualimprovement; these are still continued. There is also a... Wesley Guild, which meets every Friday evening, in the band room, Queen Street, at 8o’clock, during the winter months, and on the first Friday evening in themonth during the summer. Marriages are celebrated in this chapel. {71b} THE PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.
We have given an account of the rise and progress of Wesleyanism, but, asthat society eventually made a complete separation from the Church ofEngland, of which its founder remained through life an ordained ministerand communicant, so the seeds of disruption spread in itself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter James Conway to read onlineMoreLess
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