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Church review . place. Here the sojourner can find manysocial advantages. The town is mostfortunate in possessing the beautifulScoville Library, one of the finestbuildings of its kind in the State. Inthe library, over the fireplace, is laida stone taken from the Salisbury has provided. The view from thismountain is unexcelled in New Eng-land. From Salisbury radiate some of thefinest drives in the State, over whichmany handsome turnouts carry gayparties who come to this town to takeadvantage of its many attractions.—Summer Homes. An illustration of the annoyancesunder which missionaries and the
Church review . place. Here the sojourner can find manysocial advantages. The town is mostfortunate in possessing the beautifulScoville Library, one of the finestbuildings of its kind in the State. Inthe library, over the fireplace, is laida stone taken from the Salisbury has provided. The view from thismountain is unexcelled in New Eng-land. From Salisbury radiate some of thefinest drives in the State, over whichmany handsome turnouts carry gayparties who come to this town to takeadvantage of its many attractions.—Summer Homes. An illustration of the annoyancesunder which missionaries and the na-tive Christians in Turkey suffer is seenin the fact that in one city a young stu-dent was arrested and the whole com-munity was thrown into consternationbecause of a certain alleged treasonableutterance found in a letter add)to the young man. It seems that thetreasonable utterance was a suggestionto this student that when he came tojoin the theological class he shouldbring with him a number of eggs. Just. SiBB^^H
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