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February 8, 1896
Spirit Of The Age
Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont
What is this article about?
Dedication of Rachel Harlow Memorial Church in Windsor on Tuesday, funded by her $10,000 bequest to Methodist Society two years after her death; services led by Elder Beeman with sermons by Reverends Broadbeck and Miller.
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Church Dedicated at Windsor.
The Rachel Harlow Memorial Church dedication exercises took place Tuesday, the church being crowded all day. Presiding Elder L. L. Beeman conducted the services, and sermons were delivered by Rev. Mr. Broadbeck and Rev. D. E. Miller. Mrs. Rachel Harlow, widow of Hiram Harlow, died about two years ago and left $10,000 to the Methodist Society for the purpose of building a church, and the result is the handsome brick structure on the corner of Main street and Durkee's lane.
The Rachel Harlow Memorial Church dedication exercises took place Tuesday, the church being crowded all day. Presiding Elder L. L. Beeman conducted the services, and sermons were delivered by Rev. Mr. Broadbeck and Rev. D. E. Miller. Mrs. Rachel Harlow, widow of Hiram Harlow, died about two years ago and left $10,000 to the Methodist Society for the purpose of building a church, and the result is the handsome brick structure on the corner of Main street and Durkee's lane.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Church Dedication
Memorial Church
Bequest
Methodist Society
Brick Church
What entities or persons were involved?
L. L. Beeman
Rev. Mr. Broadbeck
Rev. D. E. Miller
Rachel Harlow
Hiram Harlow
Where did it happen?
Windsor, Corner Of Main Street And Durkee's Lane
Story Details
Key Persons
L. L. Beeman
Rev. Mr. Broadbeck
Rev. D. E. Miller
Rachel Harlow
Hiram Harlow
Location
Windsor, Corner Of Main Street And Durkee's Lane
Event Date
Tuesday
Story Details
The Rachel Harlow Memorial Church was dedicated on Tuesday with crowded services conducted by Presiding Elder L. L. Beeman and sermons by Rev. Mr. Broadbeck and Rev. D. E. Miller. Mrs. Rachel Harlow, widow of Hiram Harlow, died two years ago and bequeathed $10,000 to the Methodist Society, resulting in the brick church structure.