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the chancel is of black walnut, octagonal in shape, with buttressed sides and Gothic panels. The lectern, of polished brass and exquisite workmanship, is memorial. The Bible has this inscription: A Thank Offering from Mary G. Hutchins. A. D. 1872. On festival days the chancel is further adorned with a handsome rood-screen of Gothic pattern. The choir of the first church consisted of a quartet of male and female voices, including in 1864, Mr. William H. Randall, Mr. Edwin F. Webber, Miss Anna Wild and Mrs. Charles B. Crockett, who sang to the music of an organ presided over by Miss Mary E. King in a gallery over the entrance door. Removing to the stone church, the choir and organ were placed in the alcove under the tower, where they continued until July 18, 1875, when a new organ, built by Hook & Hastings, was set up in the south side of the chancel, and the personnel of the choir was changed to a chorus of boys and girls; subsequently the girls were dropped from the choir, and