Bygone Stalybridge Traditional Historical Biographical
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The present School was erected on the site of its predecessor, the foundation-stone being laid by Thomas Mason, Esq. , of Audenshaw Hall, July, 1867, and was opened by Hugh Mason, Esq. , of Groby Lodge, April i6th, 1868. The estimated cost was about £1750.
THE PEOPLE'S SCHOOL.
This building was erected by the friends, supporters, and admirers of the Rev. Joseph Rayner Stephens, about the year 1839. ^^ was intended for Divine Worship and for Sunday School work, and was also used ...as a Day School. Evening classes were held during the week nights, and the School also became famous for its periodical entertainments, known as " Dramatic Recitals. " The declining years of the founder, and the thinning of the ranks of his followers by the hand of death, caused the institution to wane. It was ultimately acquired by the Holy Trinity Church, and is now used as a Mission Hall in connection with that place of worship, and has accommodation for 500 persons.
112 BYGONE STALYBRIDGE THE WESLEYANS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. Whit- worth.
The present School was erected on the site of its predecessor, the foundation-stone being laid by Thomas Mason, Esq. , of Audenshaw Hall, July, 1867, and was opened by Hugh Mason, Esq. , of Groby Lodge, April i6th, 1868. The estimated cost was about £1750.
THE PEOPLE'S SCHOOL.
This building was erected by the friends, supporters, and admirers of the Rev. Joseph Rayner Stephens, about the year 1839. ^^ was intended for Divine Worship and for Sunday School work, and was also used ...as a Day School. Evening classes were held during the week nights, and the School also became famous for its periodical entertainments, known as " Dramatic Recitals. " The declining years of the founder, and the thinning of the ranks of his followers by the hand of death, caused the institution to wane. It was ultimately acquired by the Holy Trinity Church, and is now used as a Mission Hall in connection with that place of worship, and has accommodation for 500 persons.
112 BYGONE STALYBRIDGE THE WESLEYANS.
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