Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-21

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T. the summit of the hill, but SO
/, hnt n few of the farmers around
= toil upwards in order to reach
0,en stores there and the three
pprhaps the original settlers OF
,,schnsetts had an eye, or two,
,aful, for there is not a hap,ta.
rtsbire county that commands q
rsiye or picturesque view. Inc
FTilbury seldom mention the seen
\ many years ago it attracted the
Of wealthy people from q DIS
tbey set up their summer homes
made marked change in the vii
bore because a portion of the new
,md It pleasureable to remain
y winter, 1t was thus that evil
n brought unhappiness to Heze-
wanders back to that time when
4 listened to his stentorian tenor
h. the singing from the choir lott
bcient Congregationalist church.
two long services every Sunday
| recall that when the new preacher
he movement to abolish the after
IN Hezekiah was one of those who
lest for the old custom, and when
kable reform was finally accom-
he sturdy chorister never looked
minister in the same light that he
He was more faithful than ever
Il \ the louder as if to mako up in
lack Of opportunity; but when the
yine finally went his way, and an
acher took the pulpit, the chorister
a great burden had been lifted; as
ish had escaped most dangerous
rs turned steadily along and Heze'
Fcame every difficulty that choir
b subjec; 20. He pacificd the jealous
raised up new bassos, sung foui
he Sundays all alone when the
krted him in high dudgeon because
4 to approve Of a new anthem book
hany other ways demonstrated hi
the work until prosperity in thu
summer visitors fell upon Tilbury
an quiet, insidious trouble, as i'm
Ile at first as the approach of OLE
Eventually oyercame him.
t manifestation of revolution cam
fon Of opinion in the parish owe
Re of new preacher, for old MI
bad begun to feel that he was some
he way, and he resigned before tn
Pre- fully aware that they wanted t
Few voice. There were two leadin
3 for his place, young and elc
Facher and Jealous worker, and a
pan against whom not a word coul
The newcomers in Tilbury, joinin
lth the younger members Of til
Plected the young man, and as til
pad not been long or determined
a speedy healing of differences an
pf harmony, Even then Hezekia
que presentiment that all would NJ
mn him, but several months passe
received any direct intimation tn;
would appreciate a change in I'll
Inc first he heard of it was in
p among his singers at a Saturda
rehearsal 1t was not meant tn;
near, but he entered the vestry III
y Sam Hinckley, one of tho
Is who had been patiently train,
lorister, was saying;
shall be sorry to see the old mar
luft' but he can't expect to les
vi breyer.n
pie''y Maria Jasper, tacitly unde
3 W sans sweetheart, respond,
think it's just too mean, and
to go | follow. That's allln
LII 'ley all saw the chorister conf,
lisle' and a painful hush fell up,
, az bowed gravoly as he a
evening, neighbors.n That was t
unays addressed the choir at ]
iv; irr1aps he avoided a greeting
s 'luai from fear of arousing ie,
seeming partiality. At all event.
a. ~ =, Ills varying the formula.
\ 4 as he referred to small slip
the Lord wills We will all go n
N asI !, ,, IT'S not our part to med,
'vn, y ~ M Ills hands, The minister |
c.t 1li' WI, s9l for the first piece. We "
/ rab tune OF Cambridge"
fytbi ae,'Fsal and during service nc
i 1sr'I ~ went as usual, but report
n ,' oSi ne2ekiah had heard flew abe
c6 quickly, aud not few remark
I lao's' Ter looked unusually grave.
|Om Rn remarked g,S, Mr.. Davis, the she
bme af, ',,S hlll, to his wife as tn
(eelsIisS ,r meeting; ~ callate Xxi
lcaI W. years \, !. a growing on him ha,
lsk, VIII :, nllander Davis return
y much ,I ~ significant emphasis, "tl
p i bis friends. '''"' years he feels
'''''y' he AMT lost no frien