. A history of old Pine street; being the record of an hundred and forty years in the life of a colonial church. EZRA CALHOUN Trustee and Ruling Elder of the church; a consecrated manwho was a leader of young people. The Sunday-Schools. 303 With the growth of distinctively church schools, de-nominational lines were more closely drawn, and intime the Robert Raikes School was sold. Dr. Brainerdproposed the building of a church mission school tosucceed it on the property of the church at Fifth andCarpenter Streets, which had been used for many yearsas a graveyard to relieve the churchyard of a to
. A history of old Pine street; being the record of an hundred and forty years in the life of a colonial church. EZRA CALHOUN Trustee and Ruling Elder of the church; a consecrated manwho was a leader of young people. The Sunday-Schools. 303 With the growth of distinctively church schools, de-nominational lines were more closely drawn, and intime the Robert Raikes School was sold. Dr. Brainerdproposed the building of a church mission school tosucceed it on the property of the church at Fifth andCarpenter Streets, which had been used for many yearsas a graveyard to relieve the churchyard of a too largenumber of interments. A committee was appointedby the Board of Trustees, with the power to erect abuilding for the Robert Raikes School on the CarpenterStreet lot, provided surety was given that the Trusteesbe indemnified against any liability that might arisefrom the construction of the building. Captain Whill-din offered this surety, and was accepted. At thistime occurred the sudden death of Dr. Brainerd, andof Captain Whilldin. At a meeting of the Board onOctober 29, 1866, the remaining members of the com-mittee stated that the death of Dr. Brainerd and Cap-tain Whilldin had made the carrying forth
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