The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04
The 8utlama Daily Globe
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1875.
Vicinity Items.
MIDDLEBUEY.

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ious plan, all the advantages of recess
chancel have been secured, at a compare
tive small expense. A triple arch has
been erected, the center one being just as
wide as both the others, and nearly twice
as high as either of them. This arch con-
talns the prayer desk, lecturn and pulpit in
the front, and in the rear the chancel rail
and altar, the latter being one step higher
than the former. Top of the altar the SUI
per altar, and back of all the reredos ex-
tending across the entire back OF the chan
eel The arch on the right contains the
new organ from the mandatory Of John
son, Westfeid, Mass, very beautiful in
strument, and is adjudged by good judges
one of excellent tone, and quite pow erful
enough to fill the church. and contains all
the modern Improvements, with twenty one
stops. Opening from each of the side al
coves are arches into the front of the main
or chancel arch, and this arch from the
right alcove is filled with the beautiful col
ored and gilt pipes of the organ, which
with those in front give the organ very
beautiful and imposing appearance. The
arch on the left contains the baptistry in
front, with the robing room in the rear.
The lumber used is mainly ash, and has
been finished with oil only, giving neat
on" 'o'V ."e@' ,oieuue 10 vi 'ho
same material, with black walnut panels.
Inc chancei mas been carpeted with f1ne
brussels carpet, ana all the aisles OF the
church' as wen as the oaptlstry ana choir'
have been newly carpeted. All these re-
pairs and alterations were designed and
carried forward under the immediate SUI
pervlslon OF the rector, Rev. }. IL. We'd
dell, and much OF the hnest carving and
work has been done by his own hands. He
has been duly assisted by Mr.. Orrin Smith,
one of the best carpenters in the state.
Messrs. William Mulchahey and Henry L.
Sheldon have also given freely of their
.lnn a ~ carry on Tue WORK anu 'ney snare
for their lsbors. The bisbon Of the do.
cese Tho Rt Eov w II R;ssai had
! been invited and was expected to be pre-
sent at the services last Sunday morning,
but being in attendance upon convention
OF the house OF bishops In New York, was
unable to be present. The music for the
J " az was unu 'nc u.iec.lon vi troi.
,mn 49, .s'1 1,, ""o was aoy as', 49,. W
U u.' y. 'ae anu sen',e "oui ue
n. vu"' suu ns. ueoIse
ST. Stephens choir. prof Tiulev nlaved
the organ. and brought ont the f,na pover,
of the instrument "a M one in the state bnt
he can. and be as we'll as the ladies and
gentlemen who assisted him earned and
| received the united thanks and gratitude of
The narish of ST Stenhens for their oener.
ous .ct of chr;st;or [;nd,oss ,rha ,acto-
read the service. and nreacbed an able ser.
mon from Ia, Ilbron;clo. % on 10 non
gratnlated b;s neonle nnon vhat thev had
aireodv accomri;shad in ,ho ,-orE 81 baa,,
tifvinG the sanctuary Of the bonse of the
Lord who bado them he of Good COURAGE
and % IN mi inv hod ..tin;shad oil tho
work for ,he serv;ce of tho house of ,he
Lord /" II thew went nm with wiling hearts
and vera ..s,rono and of GOOD nouroge"
they would fulfil the work There was
one very noticeable omission in the serno.
M allusion whatever was made n the fac,
that IN the conrage. enerov and hard vorL
of the preacher. was most largely due the
nre.ent imnrovements and II ia boned tho,
under the same leadership the contemplate
ed iufther alterations ana repairs may soon
De accomplished. through the noerahty
oan,a ~ ,ho " ohn.",' e, c,anhans ba. ia,a
,,' hao1 ~ r .nG w. ,nSoS,ofPnos. .,a &C.,
,,.or ,,;r;n,, 80 Go hnnJ.ad ond ~ Iot-
,sr =, ar ;hraa hnrdred doll.r. % an.on,.
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l ;hsro, tr;an2s "f Tho ohuroh ohroad ,vho
hava oon,r;hn,oJ i Snu Juu, ~ ,~uoSaa " ,ho
mo-, r uu aud 80 naiio ;h w ai,a,a,;on. j.,
,ha oI,,.a, " ,ha sn;a,,, - ~" ,,,dns 800, Oh
nnst;nn. o., ~, H. 49, ,ha sa,;ssaa,;, ' ~
Lsow;no ,h a , ln son;atv ha. not IN n,anu
wears been AZ united and nrosperous AZ
now.-Pe0ister.
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gah'e Oh oase DaIl was prayed at huo'
of that place, resulting in an easy victory
LOT the latter Inc score standing 81 10 IL.
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