Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-13
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We understand verbally that the good
work of grace is progressing in Cornish |
that several more have been baptized
recently.
We are happy to learn also that the re- /
ligous interests in New London has been
on the increase for some time past, and
that God has favored his PEOPLE with
some manifestations of his grace
Our Methodist brethren in this town
have held series of meetings during the
last two weeks which have been blessed
TO the quickening of protesting christians
and the awakening and hopeful CONVEX
sion Of several souls. May the work
spread through the town.
| CAvENDIsH, VT. Bro Harvey writes
that the Lord has revived his work here
and IL or Is are rejoicing in hope, and
others are enquiring what they Shall do
to be saved. The health Of Bro. Winter,
pastor ofthe church, is rapidly im proving !;
he has been unable to preach for some
time, on account of the throat complaint.
Accounts of reyivals in Rhode Island
are found in the Watc hman. In Yves
tery, about seventy have united with the
Baptist church and twenty with the Epis-
copalians, and number with the Free
Will Baptists. AS an evidence of the
progress of truth, most Of those who join.
ed the Episcopalians were immersed, i'll
deed it is difficult to substitute any other
system for baptism In the land of Roger
Williams. In Richmond, twenty eigh
, have united with the Baplis. church and
forty with the Six Principle Baptists. In
: South Kingston, about 1870 have been bap.
tlzed; in North Kingston about 70; the
church in Exeter has received nun Der
PRINCETON, Ms is enjoying a work
; OF grace, and over fifty are hopeful sub
jects of the work.
The same paper says: there is at this
! time pleasing revival of religion in prog
! ress at Sandy Bay, Gloucester, Ms. anon 9
Y all the evangelical denominations of the
place.
HAMBURG, N. Y. The Gospel Wit.
ness says between 40 AID so have been
hopefulIy converted, and % baptized
In Phenixvilie, Pa. there is a good work
of grace.
The N. Y Baptist Register SAYS Sc
have been baptized in Mt. Washing ton
". Y, and more are expected soon. In
Dandy, 10 have been baptized IN. II
Baptist Register.
, From 70 $50 impenitent sinners pro
fessed TO submit themselves to ths Lore
during late protracted meeting at Grea
Bend, Susquehannah, Co. Pa. A erea
; majority OF the converts are young geo
! pie. A number are young heads OF fam
lilies, who have in every instance, so ia
; as know, erected the family altar; AM
the mouths OF several are now filed will
> songs of praise, which previous to tn
meeting We're full of strong drink an
profaneness.
n An interesting revival is now in prog
/ ress in the Baptist church in Newport
this S.atc. Since the 3Oth Sept. IS hav
: been added 10 its numbers, "A by baptism
q and IL by letter. OF those added, 20 ar
= heads Of families. and all but one of then
!. middle ageI men in active business {
. life.
" The First Baptist church in Brooklyn
l. N. I :. is enjoying precious revival =
j. Not less than 200 souls have been hope
f. fully converted, and nearly that numbe
!. are now anSiously inquirlng the way t
= Zion. Between 70 and 80 have bee
: baptized. Morning Star
/ From Brother c. Stilson. Tn
work Of God is still going on in Porte'
/ Scioto Co. Ohio. Several have recent
!" found the pearl of great price and follow
ed Christ into the watery grave"
Ia Gloucester Harbor, about 90 hav
! been hopefully converted and at a lat
: meeting $50 came forward for prayers.
:, : In Ipswich, Mass. some souls have beer
;, reclaimed, others converted, and number
r are now anxlousl v seeking the Lord
!. Morning Star.
d We are informed that an interesting re
Il vivai is Ia progress in WATERFOWL. Jeffer
son co. and also in Camden, Oneida CO
c " y ErGagetist.