Annals And Reminiscences of Jamaica Plain
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In 1851 the old house was moved to South Street, andlater to Keyes Street, where it still stands. On account of adisagreement with Dr. Gordon, Mr. Pemberton altered his will, in which hehad first bequeathed all of his property to this parish "for the supportof his future pastors, " and left it "in trust for the benefit of the poorof the town of Boston;" and the income of the fund is still used for thisspecific purpose. Pemberton Square, once lined with many of the fineresidences in Boston, and ...now the site of our new court-house, honors hisname.
The first bell on the old church was presented by Governor John Hancock, in 1783, then a resident here, and bore the inscription, "Thomas Lester, of London, made me, 1742. " We can readily appreciate the happiness of thepeople when first called to their house of worship by the voice of thisbell, and can weave threads of joy and of sadness around its echoes, In1852 this old church was dismantled of its spire and removed to the siteof the present Eliot Hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1851 the old house was moved to South Street, andlater to Keyes Street, where it still stands. On account of adisagreement with Dr. Gordon, Mr. Pemberton altered his will, in which hehad first bequeathed all of his property to this parish "for the supportof his future pastors, " and left it "in trust for the benefit of the poorof the town of Boston;" and the income of the fund is still used for thisspecific purpose. Pemberton Square, once lined with many of the fineresidences in Boston, and ...now the site of our new court-house, honors hisname.
The first bell on the old church was presented by Governor John Hancock, in 1783, then a resident here, and bore the inscription, "Thomas Lester, of London, made me, 1742. " We can readily appreciate the happiness of thepeople when first called to their house of worship by the voice of thisbell, and can weave threads of joy and of sadness around its echoes, In1852 this old church was dismantled of its spire and removed to the siteof the present Eliot Hall.
What to read after Annals And Reminiscences of Jamaica Plain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitcomb Harriet Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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