After a while we all managed to gather at Breakfast (Mr. W. when we were about thro') and
there Mrs. J.Mama, Dem & I got ready & started for church - in the
Putnam & Halsey St. car We went thro' the
business district - past the dry goods stores & City
Hall &
Belcher statue &c to Orange St. where
we got off & walked a few steps to Plymouth Church
the most plain, quiet re- freshing, good-feeling place. A nice
little old man to show you your pew & make you comfortable and nice
in- tellectual & sometimes queer, but never vulgar looking
people in the congregation. The singing - tho' un- pretentious - was
unusually good - I liked the Soprano especially. The sermon by
Lyman Abbott was simply great. It was God in
Nature. (text somewhere in psalms) It was fine & made one feel
above this earth). That Life is only a play - real life only comes
when the curtain of Death is down. Death is not the tragedy - only
this earthly life is - the cyclone & the thunderbolt are
1895
Brooklyn
After a while we all managed to gather at Breakfast (Mr. W. when we were about thro') and
there Mrs. J.Mama, Dem & I got ready & started for church - in the
Putnam & Halsey St. car We went thro' the
business district - past the dry goods stores & City
Hall &
Belcher statue &c to Orange St. where
we got off & walked a few steps to Plymouth Church
the most plain, quiet re- freshing, good-feeling place. A nice
little old man to show you your pew & make you comfortable and nice
in- tellectual & sometimes queer, but never vulgar looking
people in the congregation. The singing - tho' un- pretentious - was
unusually good - I liked the Soprano especially. The sermon by
Lyman Abbott was simply great. It was God in
Nature. (text somewhere in psalms) It was fine & made one feel
above this earth). That Life is only a play - real life only comes
when the curtain of Death is down. Death is not the tragedy - only
this earthly life is - the cyclone & the thunderbolt are
1895
Brooklyn
After a while we all managed to gather at Breakfast (Mr. W. when we were about thro') and
there Mrs. J.Mama, Dem & I got ready & started for church - in the
Putnam & Halsey St. car We went thro' the
business district - past the dry goods stores & City
Hall &
Belcher statue &c to Orange St. where
we got off & walked a few steps to Plymouth Church
the most plain, quiet re- freshing, good-feeling place. A nice
little old man to show you your pew & make you comfortable and nice
in- tellectual & sometimes queer, but never vulgar looking
people in the congregation. The singing - tho' un- pretentious - was
unusually good - I liked the Soprano especially. The sermon by
Lyman Abbott was simply great. It was God in
Nature. (text somewhere in psalms) It was fine & made one feel
above this earth). That Life is only a play - real life only comes
when the curtain of Death is down. Death is not the tragedy - only
this earthly life is - the cyclone & the thunderbolt are