History of the Town of Savoy
History of the Town of Savoy
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H. K. Fligg, an Adveiit- 3st preacher residing here a grf ater part of the time since 1863, has a printing office, established lately for the pur- pose of issuing tracts, &c.
The famihes of Mr. Phillips, (father of Dr. H. P. Phillips of North Adams ), the Walkers, Leonards, and v)thers lived o Q. Tbe road leading north from Savoy Hollow, over the hill known as "Fifty one, " from the number of the original lot. Since the introduction of the modern system of building roads in the valleys, this ro...ad is little used, and the region nearly depopulated. The same may be said of the old road by Ezekiel Fullers: yet, this is not an indication of decline, since better advantages are afforded in the valleys. ^ mSTOEY OF SAVOY. 17 CHURCHES AND MINISTERS.
The people of this town have always taken a lively inter- erest in all religious matbers, and while a majority of the hill towns in New England have had but one church, ( gen- erally the Congregational ) this one has nurtured almost every denomination : indeed, it has been the birthplace of one of the " isms " whose remarkable growth comman:ls the attention of our whole nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. K. Fligg, an Adveiit- 3st preacher residing here a grf ater part of the time since 1863, has a printing office, established lately for the pur- pose of issuing tracts, &c.
The famihes of Mr. Phillips, (father of Dr. H. P. Phillips of North Adams ), the Walkers, Leonards, and v)thers lived o Q. Tbe road leading north from Savoy Hollow, over the hill known as "Fifty one, " from the number of the original lot. Since the introduction of the modern system of building roads in the valleys, this ro...ad is little used, and the region nearly depopulated. The same may be said of the old road by Ezekiel Fullers: yet, this is not an indication of decline, since better advantages are afforded in the valleys. ^ mSTOEY OF SAVOY. 17 CHURCHES AND MINISTERS.
The people of this town have always taken a lively inter- erest in all religious matbers, and while a majority of the hill towns in New England have had but one church, ( gen- erally the Congregational ) this one has nurtured almost every denomination : indeed, it has been the birthplace of one of the " isms " whose remarkable growth comman:ls the attention of our whole nation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E From Old Catalog Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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