Brigham City Bugler | 1891-08-08 | Page 2 | A Refrigerator in a Church Tower

A Ri-fil.-rutor lu h Chureb Tuiror. The church and the ale house have been frequently associated by the irrev erent, but it remained for the city uf London Lon-don to exhibit an instance of a well known church being actually occupied by thy kitchen servitors of a restaurant Oueof the church wardens of this church recently ascended the tower and discovered discov-ered that Hie cooks of a neighboring eating eat-ing house the kitchen being situated at : tho top of the building had made uu 1 entrance into the tower and utilized it as a storehouse. No doubt it was a cool and safe chainbcr; but it is scarcely necessary neces-sary to add that the legs of mutton, Cainemlrt cheese, and the other dainties dain-ties were bundled forth without any cer--emony and measures adopted to protect the sacred edifice from such worldly in-; trusiou in the future. London Presa.