Some Reminiscences of a Chesterford Choir Boy

Written in the 1950s by Stacey George Dyer writes about his memories of Church life as a choir boy from the late 1880s when the Rev Randolph was the Vicar. Later he served as a Sunday School teacher and bell-ringer. Sales of this little booklet went towards the upkeep of the Church.

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