Memoir of the Rev William Robinson Formerly Pastor of the Congregational Churc
Memoir of the Rev William Robinson Formerly Pastor of the Congregational Churc
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Robinson was well known. As a minister, and living upon a great road, he kept of course what used to be called a " ministers' tavern ;" that is, he welcomed in hospitality all his clerical friends and others, who travelled that way, and gave him a passing call. He followed the same custom on his own journeys to Lebanon and elsewhere ; and I remember, as a boy, some very pleasant visits which he thus made. With his friends Dr. Upson of Kensington and Dr. Chapin of Rocky Hill, there was an almost... regular interchange of hospitality. But what he thus received from others, was amply made good in the entertainment of guests at his own house. Dr. Sprague speaks of " the whole-souled hospitality " proffered to his minister and himself on his way to college in 1811. * It was not unusual for ministers of his standing and acquaintance, who lived further north, on their way to the commencement at New Haven, to pass down by that road, and stop to dine with him or spend the night. I thus remember the countenances of many venerable men, whom I never saw elsewhere ; such as the Rev.
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Robinson was well known. As a minister, and living upon a great road, he kept of course what used to be called a " ministers' tavern ;" that is, he welcomed in hospitality all his clerical friends and others, who travelled that way, and gave him a passing call. He followed the same custom on his own journeys to Lebanon and elsewhere ; and I remember, as a boy, some very pleasant visits which he thus made. With his friends Dr. Upson of Kensington and Dr. Chapin of Rocky Hill, there was an almost... regular interchange of hospitality. But what he thus received from others, was amply made good in the entertainment of guests at his own house. Dr. Sprague speaks of " the whole-souled hospitality " proffered to his minister and himself on his way to college in 1811. * It was not unusual for ministers of his standing and acquaintance, who lived further north, on their way to the commencement at New Haven, to pass down by that road, and stop to dine with him or spend the night. I thus remember the countenances of many venerable men, whom I never saw elsewhere ; such as the Rev.
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