Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-19

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the advancement of the common cause.
Last Sabbath was our communion, and
twenty-one were added to the Preshvteri-
an church, in Hammondsport, by pro.
fession, as the fruit of the precious revival
which we have enjoyed. Others are ex-
pected also TO unite with US hereafter, who
are now hoping in Christ.
Yours, &c. GEO. E. DELAvAx.
Hammondsport, April 6, 1887.
OBERLIN, March l8, 1887.
Dear brolEer Leavilt-A blessed pro-
tracted meeting has been held in Euclid,
Ohio. 1t commenced about the 18th of
last month and continued nearly two
weeks. Rev. Lucius Foote, assisted bv
brother Quincy, did the preaching.-
When the meeting commenced, the church
was in cold state, and infdelitv was get
tinga firm footing. But now the face of
society is changed. The ranks of inf
dels have been broken, and some of their
strongest champions lie at Jesus feet
The moralist has thrown off his coat OF
self-righteousness, for the garment of sal.
VatIon. Almost the entire society of party
going young people have exchanged the
assembly room for the prayer circle
The old man Of IT and the child of 8 or
10 are now singing the converts songto-
gether. What hath God wrought The
number converted will be seen at the
jud gment. More than one hundred at
tended the inquiry meeting and most pro.
fessed submission.
Yours, with affection, II.
WATERLOO, ILLINo1s.-A correspon-
dent of the Western Pioneer, J. Lemen,
says that in Waterloo, Monroe county,
during the last four weeks not less than
between thirty and forty souls have made
profession of religion, thirteen of whom
have been baptized, and seven more are
candidates for the ordinance next Sabbath
There are but few individuals in Water
loo, who have not either made profess
ion, or are seriously concerned about re-
ligion. On last Sabbath, Moses Lenen,
having preached on the seven Christian
graces mentioned by Peter, and being fol-
lowed by the writer, upon the parable of
the barren fig tree, at the close of which
forty souls came to the anxious seat i'm
plorlng an interest in the prayers of the
righteous.
PREBLE, N. we understand that
the Lord has graciously revived his work
and converted many sinners in the town
OF Preble, CORTLAND county, N. Y, as
the result Of the labors ofbrether N. Dav.
Why will not that brother furnish US
with an account Of the proceedings of the
good work? and also of the revival at
TuIley Corners! Our brethren should
remember that it is duty which they
owe to Jesus Christ and his church to
spread abroad. A few moments spent
In giving in detail the interesting facts
connected with a revival of religion NAV
save many SOULS Union Herald.
REvIVAL.-The friends of Zion will
rejoi:e to hear, that work of grace is
progressing in the first Baptist Church in
Middletown city. We are we'll informed
that brother Cookson baptized eight per-
sons last Lord's-day; five males and three
females. We have also seen one or two
brethren from the church in Upper Mid
dletown, who say that similar tokens of
divine favor are enjoyed by that ,hurch:
number having been recently rerewe
in heart. Our brother F. Wightman, heir
former Pastor, is soon to resume his con-
nection with them in that Office, if indeed
he is not already there. May the BLESSING
Of God attend the ministry Of his ser.
wants, so that many may be turned to
righteousness. and both these churches he
greatly Observation-Disclosures Sceretaru
REVEALS IN THE SURROUNDING
coUNTRY.-We hear. verbally, of revi.
walls in very many places in the country.
In NewJersey, COOL work of grace has
been experienced in at least a dozen
churches which have not been named in
the papers. In Southern New-York and
Connecticut, it is spreading. Western
New Y ork, which the false prophets have
so often declared was burnt over and
barren for 80 years, is poisoning like
the rose. Praise to the Lord.-N York
Eraagelist. - -.
| ALDEN, ERIE Ca meeting has
recently been held at Alden, IN this countv
which resulted in large number ofeon
versions - Rvf ST.. = -