Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-11
For the L elegrap
History Of BaptistS in Vermont.

Forthe Telegraph.
History Of Baptists in Vermont.
To brethren engaged to furnish Histories
of the several Baptist Churches IN the
State Of Vermont-Clerks of Assoeia-
tiOms, Officers of the several Societies,
Summaries Of Learning, &c.
DEAR BRETHREN:-I- have thought i.
expedient in this way to remind you of
your pledges, and my arrangements and
expectations, which j. is absolutely neces-
sary should be punctually attended to by
each individual, in order not to fail of
having all the materials s'for full and
complete history Of the Baptist denomin-
alton of this State ready to be presented
to the Convention at its session in Poult-
ney, Oct. 18th, next. =
l.. 70 The churches. s<
, The churches in the SALISBURY Asso-
citation will each have their history pre-
pared and put into the hands of brother
J. w. Sawyer, of SALISBURY, in season,
that he may not fail to bring them in.
The churches in the Windham County
Association will not fail each to have its
history written out, dated and signed, and
handed over to brother Phineas Howe, of
Marlboro, at the setting of the Windham
Co. Association, at Jamaica, Sd Wednes.
day ia September, who will convey them
to me at the Convention. .~.= -
The churches in the Woodstock Asso.
citation will be careful to prepare its histo
ry in season to hand it forward to brother
! M. D. Miller, Of Windham, or brother r
M. Ely. of Chester. at the sitting of the
Association in Chester, either of whom
will be careful to see that they are fol.
warded on to the Convention.
The churches in the Addison County
! Association will each be punctual 10 have
their histories ready, and present them to
brother Stillman Bro un, of Whiting, a
the session in Ferrisburgh. 4th Wedaes
day in September, who will take charge
of them and see that they are handed on
The churches in the Onion River As
sociation will not fail each 10 have theil
histories in readiness, and handed forward
to brother w G. Johnson, of Hinesburgh
a: the sitting Of the Association at Jericho
LIST Thursday in September. He will see
that they are forwarded to the Convention
The churches in the Fairfield Associa
ton will each be sure to prepare and hand
forward their histories to brother Alvat
Sabin, of Georgia. at the session in Eas
Enosburgh, on the Sd Wednesday in Sep
TENDER, who will be careful to forward
them to the Convention at Poultney.
The churches in the Vermont Associa
lion will not tail of having their histories
in readiness, and brought forward to III,
Association at its sitting at Benson, Is
Wednesday in October, where hope Il
be ready to receive them.
Theschurches in the Barre Association
are solicited to prepare each one its hiao
ny as soon as may be; and should no
call and take it before the sitting of th,
Association, each church will convey
J to Vershire. at It's sitting on the I'd Wednes
day in September, where hope to NEE
them. But should fail. some brothei
will take the charge Of them and forwar.
them to the Convention.
/ The churches in the Danville Associa
ton are each earnestly requested not t
fail OF having their histories in readiness
whenever they may be called for. at an,
time after the 10Th Of the present month
But should they rot be called for preyiou,
I 10 the first Of October. they may be hand
ed over to brother Aaron Angler, of Hard
wick. who it is presumed will see tha
they are forwarded to the Convention a
Poultney.