Aaron's First Meeting-House Opens in 1881
The article describes the October 9 meeting to fund and start building a new church meeting-house north of Oldric's livery barn, with completion in three weeks and opening for morning and evening services. The new structure is praised as a beauty and will anchor a larger complex, incorporating a Sunday school and community efforts without external aid, and notes the first service on November 6, 1881 led by Rev. Dr. Hoyt.
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Not Quite Ready. Boston: A thin amusing way.
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