Antiche e storiche pietre miliari nella valle del Libano . ld indicano che non molto del suo naturalforce ha come ancora si spense. Altri pastorsthat riformati hanno servito a questa chiesa erano le stesse come havepreached presso la collina chiesa durante questo periodo. TheLutheran pastori sono stati giri. Lochman, Ernst,Krotel, Miller, Porr, Fetzer, tessitore e Deitz-ler. La scuola-house, come di consueto, troviamo nearthe chiesa, ma poiché i giorni del pubblico schoolsystem è stato ristrutturato e utilizzato come resi-dence. Essa è attualmente occupato e di proprietà di Mr.Daniel Seabold. Qui tali insegnanti come i sigg. Fisher,Bachm

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Ancient and historic landmarks in the Lebanon Valley . ld indicate that not much of his naturalforce has as yet abated. The other Reformed pastorsthat have served this church were the same as havepreached at the Hill church during this period. TheLutheran pastors have been Revs. Lochman, Ernst, Krotel, Miller, Porr, Fetzer, Weaver and Deitz-ler. The school-house, as is customary, we find nearthe church, but since the days of the public schoolsystem it has been remodeled and used as a resi-dence. It is at present occupied and owned by Mr.Daniel Seabold. Here such teachers as Messrs. Fisher, Bachman, Strine and others taught the now gray-headed citizens of the town and their departed com-panions during their juvenile years, the Psalters andtheir German spelling-books. A GLIMPSE OF ANNVILLE. 331 Strolling on past the old cemetery, we soon comewhere the cool and mill-wheel-turning Ouittapahillaflows by the town. A beautiful stone triple-archedbridge here spans the stream, from which one has apicturesqueness of view in the nev/ surrounding land-. THE RAIGUEI. MILIv. scape that is quite charming. Close by is the old millof Abram and Elizabeth Raiguel, which, according tothe date-stone in its front elevation, was built A. D.1797. On a little hillock to the south stands the fineold Raiguel farm-house, with all its antique appurte-nances, built four years earlier, a venerable centennial 332 LANDMARKS IN THE LEBANON VALLEY. relic of rural comfort, agricultural prosperity and thatproverbial peace and coutentment that attend husbandry.Here, if we mistake not, the wife of Rev. Dr. A. C.Wedekind, of San Diego, Cal., and Mrs. Boughter, hersister, of Lebanon, were raised to womanhood. TheCassidys and Shirks have also married into this family.

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