Alcuni vecchi tempo case di riunione del Connecticut Valley . La Chiesa EdwardsCongregational. Il primo pastore della chiesa theEdwards era Rev. John Todd, famoso come theauthor degli studenti manuale. Facendo riferimento per i mezzitoni di Edwards che ac-imprese di questo schizzo, va detto che il originalpicture fu dipinta a Boston circa 1740 da JohnSmybert, un artista di fama, che è venuto al Vescovo Americawith Berkley nel 1728. Nel 1828 Rembrandt Peale,di Philadelphia, copiato questo ritratto. Il halftoneis da una copia fotografica di un incisione di thePeale dipinto realizzato da Emily Sartain di Philadelp

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Some old time meeting houses of the Connecticut Valley . the EdwardsCongregational church. The first pastor of theEdwards church was Rev. John Todd, famous as theauthor of the Students Manual. Referring to the halftone of Edwards which ac-companies this sketch, it is to be said that the originalpicture was painted at Boston about 1740 by JohnSmybert, an artist of reputation, who came to Americawith Bishop Berkley in 1728. In 1828 Rembrandt Peale, of Philadelphia, copied this portrait. The halftoneis from a photographic copy of an engraving of thePeale painting made by Emily Sartain of Philadelphia.The picture is believed to be a good likeness of Edwards. President Dwight, in his Travels in New Englandand New York, writing of his visit to Northampton, says: Probably no people were ever more punctualin their attendance on public worship than they werefor one hundred and thirty years from the first settle-ment. Fourteen hundred and sixty persons were oncecounted in the church on a Sabbath afternoon, amounting to five sixths of the inhabitants. 28. The Colrain Pulpit IN a letter addressed to the writer, dated January20, 1911, Mr. Lorenzo Griswold of Griswoldville, Massachusetts, gives the following informationabout the old pulpit an illustration of which appearswith this sketch: The meeting house in which ourbeautiful Colonial pulpit was built was erected in 1795.The pulpit was made, we suppose, at that time, and isconsequently, one hundred and sixteen years old. Itwas made by Mr. Jesse Lyons, of Colrain, who died in1830. The church in which this pulpit stood was builton the west side of North River, about half a milenorth west of Colrain City, as it is called. Thepulpit is now in the brick Congregational Church atColrain City, built in 1834. The old church was takendown at that time and some of its timbers used in thenew building. The old pulpit was used in the TownHall, in the lower story of the church, for seventy yearsas the moderators desk, but in 1904 it was taken ups

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