. Onondaga's centennial. Gleanings of a century. veral times been repaired and enlarged. The origin of the Methodist church at Little Utica was a class formedin September, 1832, called the Palmertown Class, with GeorgeKellogg leader. A church was built in 1834, which was repaired andimproved in 1857 and in 1875. The White Chapel, at Cold Spring, takes its name from GeorgeWhite, under whose efforts services were held early in the century. Achurch was erected in 1861. The Christian church at Plainville originated under the labor ofElder Obadiah E. Morrill in 1820. He continued with his flock abo
. Onondaga's centennial. Gleanings of a century. veral times been repaired and enlarged. The origin of the Methodist church at Little Utica was a class formedin September, 1832, called the Palmertown Class, with GeorgeKellogg leader. A church was built in 1834, which was repaired andimproved in 1857 and in 1875. The White Chapel, at Cold Spring, takes its name from GeorgeWhite, under whose efforts services were held early in the century. Achurch was erected in 1861. The Christian church at Plainville originated under the labor ofElder Obadiah E. Morrill in 1820. He continued with his flock abouttwenty years. A frame church was erected in 1831, which was burnedin 1852, and was replaced by the present brick structure. Grace Church (Episcopal), Baldwinsville, was organized July 27,1835, with Rev. Richard Salmon, of Geddes, presiding. James and Norman Kellogg were elected wardens; Stephen W. Bald-win, Clarence S. Bayley, Nehemiah B. Northrop, Benjamin C. Jeff-ries, Isaac T. Minard, Horace Baldwin, E. Austin Baldwin, and Walter. REV. W. M. BEAUCHAMP. THE TOWN OF LYSANDER. 759 D. Merrick, vestrymen. Services had been held by Mr. Salmon asearly as the latter part of 1833, and were continued by him in theUnion church, later Herricks Hall, on the third Sunday of each Mr. Salmons removal, services were interrupted nearly threeyears, and were renewed in 1838 by Rev. George B. Engle, missionary,who held services on alternate Sundays. There were then only threecommunicants, one of whom was Mrs. Eliza M. Baldwin, to whom theparish was afterwards deeply indebted. Rev. Mr. Engle removed westin 1841, and again services were interrupted five years. Rev. Samuel officiated a short time in 18-46, from which time to 1850 theonly services were three visitations by Bishop De Lancey. In thatyear Rev. Theodore M. Bishop began holding services in a school houseon the south side of the river, and continued until L854. The cornerstone of the present church edific
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