The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-25

Oh WHl'H tnclT new Cnulcn snOulu uc ucul-
Gated to the service of God. with appro-
pirate and interesting services, peculiar to
the occasion. This society have much to
feel proud Of in this their beautiful house
of worship, and the pastor, Rev. Dwight
Spencer, Hon Ira G Allen, James Pottels,
and Gs well as by every member of the
church, and nobly assisted by others, have
the satisfaction of knowing that they have
a church, which for beauty and symmetry
of finish, is second to none, and which
places another fine building in the center
of the thriving and pleasant village of
Fairhavcn.
TIE CnURCH
having been quite fully described in our
columns before, we will not here repeat it.
The main entrance is in the center, altho
there are entrance doors that are placed in
the towers, which are situated in each
corner in the front Of the church. The
doors are Of heavy black walnut, and open
into vcstihule about twelve feet wide,
NHl'l u tlct WIN tllliS vi IcV Siulc anu
marble, with slate border Directly in
the center of the vestibuc, opposite of the
main entrance, is u iiye-pointcd star of
white marble. which is surrounded by II
border Of blue slate. Passing through the
door We approach
THE INSIDE OF THE CHURCH
when is finished in black wal
nut and ash, the sides being wains-
cottcl To height of three feet with
ash, around the top Of which extends a
heavy black walnut railing The seats are
in circular form having II seating capacity
of five hundred and are made of chestnut,
with black walnut panels and ratings, the
cushions being Of brown rep. The floor is
covered with an orange, drab and brown
Ingram carpet. Suspended from the cen
chandelier containing sixteen lamps, pre-
senled by Mrs. James Pottlcs. On the
walls ON each side Of the church are brac-
ket lamps, presented by James Pottlcs, con-
tanning two lamps each. On either side of
the gallery, and in rear of the pulpit, on
each side of it, are two lamps of the same
kind, the expense of all being $500. The
desk Is situated upon platform the front
Of which being of white ash with heavy
black walnut trimmings and panels and is
approached by four steps. The desk is of
the same material, with arched panels and
pillars in front, on the top being a cushion
of the same material as the cushions In
front Of the platform are two chairs OF
black walnut with brown cushions.
The windows, four on each side, are of
stained glass the central parts being of yell
low with cross lines OF blue, cutting them
into diamond shaped patterns, the borders
around them being of blue, yellow. Grim
son and green.
The front of the gallery is divided into
fifteen panels, in each one are large circles
rear Of the desk from which it is separated
by Il partition about three feet high which
is of ash. and black walnut arched panels,
in the middle, rising above the rest is an
arched center, in front of which the minis
ter's chair is placed.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGAN.
Two manualcs and pcdale of two
octaves. Compass Of manualcs from C.
c. TO A., IS notes each. Compass of pedalt
to c. c. c., % notes.
Great Manualcs lG feet Bourbon, full
intonation, wood, % pipes; feet open
diapason large scale, metal, very full and
bold, 80 pipes 8 feet dulciana, very deli
cate, wood and metal, 80 pipes; 8 feet
stop dapason bass, s feet mcodla treble
of rich mellow flute like tone, beautiful
solo stop, wood, IS pipes i feet octave
full scale, metal So. pipes; 22 fee
Twelfth, full scale, metal, 50 pipes . fee
fifteenth, full scale metal, 5S pipes; :
feet flute (harmoniquc) brilliant. metal 4,
pipes.
Swell Manuuic s feet open diapason
full and bold, wood and metal, 50 pipes
3 feet solicion,u, slim scale, delicate an,
crisp, metal, IS pipes s feet stop diapaso'
bass, s feet stop diapason treble, clear an,
bright, wood, So pipes; feet principle
. feet iautino. clear, metal, So pipes ;
feet oboe, s feet bassoon, plaintivc, metal
IS pipes.
Pcdalcr-1G #. double open diapason
powerful and grand, Wood, 25 pipes.
Mechanical Registers. Manuale compile
swell to great; l. Manualc to Pedal
complet great to pedale); IL. Manuale t
Pedae complet Swell to pedalc) tremulo
pcdale check bellows signal.
Pcdae Movements Two combinatio
pedalcs, self-balanced swell pedale.
Dimensions Width. 10 feet depth,
feet height, 1Gi feet. Total number {
pipes, 192. Case, Of ash and black walnu
finished in oil front pipes highly decorate
in gold and colors, with projecting Ike,
board and ovcrhanging keys.
Ii was made by Stevens & Co., of Can
bridge, Mass, and cost S., 800.
TIE DECORATIONS
were upon Il grand scale and in mann'
BETTING the occasion. Directly IN frol
I of the desk was II pyramid of evergreen
surmounted by a cactus in full bloom, ju
r ting from the centre of it were pots
plants, geraniums, &c, all IN full bio
+ som, and ut the base, on either side we
geraniums in blossom At each end of Il
platform in runs of maibleized slate we
= geraniums and other ylants. and extendii
across the front of the platform were
,, number of boquets. On the desk we
q three boquets of white flowers, and in fro
u of the orchestra were pots containing ivy
h geraniums and other plants all in fl
Ii bloom. The baptstry is under the de
j. and is so arranged that il can be run und
y tho spats of the choir when If is uSa