Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-28
Religious Anniversaries.

societies. usually held in New York. were atenSI Itt
week '''
Tnr srAnAS's FnrsD socirrY held is eiyh,...,,
nua meeting, in the Roadway Tabetnaoe on M 40
evening. The house was densey filled, and fne bod
sailors occupied portion Of the galleries rbo ~! Of
addressed BY Rev +. T.. Adams, Seaman Gazing
Ilavre, Messfs Clark aud Leech, sailors atd bs
Tying, Of New York The receipts OF the society the o,,
prranee Societies now number OJ,OOO and bc si I'M
Home ia New York has had within the year ~. .,'
borders. Five times many attend church - vs..
ten years ago The Seaman oause appear. To- he Nv a. 90
~ prosperous condition. "Bl'
fHE Fontios EvtsoELiosL socnrr held il, ,,.....
safy Tuesday evening Addresses were made bv NJ
Pohlman Of Albany; Rev. Messrs Adams Of HAVE Xxx
Of the Canada mission, Andrews Of Troy and Res H. G
Of Brooklyn During the past year, the Society h,,s
ployed Missionary at Stockholm, and colporier M
ny, and the ensuing year hope 10 do something In p
aud Russia For the present France is the princa,l e
They have RENTED between nine and ten ,br. Hsa
lars Tor the support sixty oolpofters the Gcney
geoal Society, few preachers, and for the eda,st ~
several young for the ministry. They have H.,
about - 100 10 the Waldenses, for the supp,f, Of -
and rebuilding desola1e churches $500 to Spain q, G
distribution 81 books 81 GOO In the Gfande lSyne NJ
IN Canada, and supported an American chaplain II VIZ,
raiso.
AarHcAS Asrl SLAVERY sociErr-Ths so.iet, Ill,
is Anniversary on Tuesday morning aud was called IT,
der by WIN l.. Garrison. lie stated that ihey had n5,
gious FORMS bot II any wished 10 give uiterapeet
emotions ~ vocal prayer an opportunity offered
II not the convention would proceed 10 business No.
volunteering 10 prayer the report Of the treasurer was e
ed for from which APPEAR that the receipts Of the ,s
we're - 761, aud the expenses, SOJ9 letter g,ie,J
from David L. Child ESQ on lie subject Of The -.
ton Of Texas. Garrison and Parker Fsbury sdd,sl
the society, in their usual denuGcatory strain Of ali rsT
ous institutions.
Aafmoss TaAor socrrrr-The twenty fin, ,,,;,..
sary was attended at the Tabefnacle "Wednesday nors
ing, John Tappan, Esq, OF Boston, in the chair The M
efests Of the Society presented By Mr 81 Girl
ColPorer in Wisconsin Rev J. NJ Stevenson. ofosa
Rev. 4. Turnbull, Of Conn Rev Mr. Hvsenber, ~ h..
lin, PRUSSIA and Rev DIS Adams and Tvngss n ~
York. Seventy three publications have been seeo
typed ~ several languages, making The whole number bow
on the Sooetys list, 1907 Of which 1893 are volumes
There have been PRINTED, during the year aA LOO r5
umes 4,D320O0 publications. li6l73,O0l pages-snd a..
eulai'd 3oSiO06 volumes 5,l5-s9s publications, 1869
5g3 pages Twelve thousand copies Of BaStefs All No.,
been printed in large and wenty-one thousand sm,,
type, during the year $4,000 Of the Sabbath Manual: -
900 volumes IN German 5000 in French 1000 in Welsh
The Soeeiys monthly newspaper, the American Mesen
ger has been enlarged and has 1000 subscriber
The reeePts for the year have been S539l6 Of which
ss29e4 are the proceeds Of sales The donations iS73
show an increase Of - s the previous year Those
received Tor eoPorage exceeded S20oO for foreign
trbu,on $1,000
The sIpeadares have ius, equaled the reeeips slsg
9iG OF this amount, $4,000 were paid for psper print
ng binding, copyright, engraving and revising, Sl5000
RENTED 10 foreign and pagan iauds and s3l COO expended
Tor eolporage IN addition TO grants Of books by eoposn
10 the amount OF $l2OOO
THE Anrmcss HoHE MissioSaRY sooiErf held is elh
annisersary, At the Tabernacle, "Wednesday evening
Addresses delivered by Rev'd = w Fisher Of Aha
n.y. Rev. W. s Duiion, Of New Haven, Rev Mason No.
be, Of New York and Rev J. J NIitrr Of Mlwauke WIS
The report Of the Secretary stated that the Society has had
States and Territories 633 preaching in single eongreEi
tons, and 2sS in larger fields
The number Of congregations supplied, in whole or IA
part, Is 1853.
Number of Sabbath School scholars &c 700 exceeding
me number last reported by 1900 Of Temperance pledges
lIOOO-25 900 more than last year.
The additions 10 the churches had been 53ti-2E2 By
profession, 1909 by letter The number added by PROBES
sion Is less than last year.
The balance in the Treasury, April 18th, l5l5, 81.
The receipts Of the succeeding twelve months have
been SID 47Oi making the Of the yesr $l2
~ 49, The amount due To missionaries the close Of s
last year, Sl2lG46 O. There have since become doe
Sl2C -93 IS making the liabilities Of the wear sl39O5s,
% ofthis sum, $l26, 1873 10 have been paid The
800 SIS still due TO missionaries for labor
performed Towards canceling these claims and meeting
the additional pledges to missionaries amounting to ss
az l7-ihsre is balance in the Treasury Of S5735 %
Inc receipts 375 42 greater than those Of last year
81 kSrIaa ma SoI'a gsI fSsm ias fssgs
President Hon Theodore Frelnghuysen; Rev Mr. Adams
OF n. II. DIR. Wyekof, Of Albany Rev. D. Butler, Of
Mass; DR. Parker Of Philadelphia Hon. W Maxwell q
Va DR. Tying, Of New York, and Rev. Mr. Melbourne.
The reports Of the treasurer and Board Of Managers states
that the receipts Of the Society for the past IL months have
been $l97775 Expenditures S792,40l
Within the year o. auxiliary societies have been esib
lished, making the whole number about 5000 $4,000
books have been printed, being $1,000 than sHy
previous year The Bible for the blind has been serecyP
eda Is edition Of the Bible has been prepared
and Portuguese testament for distribution among the POT
tugese sailors.
THE An1RIeAs TKarERAseE USIoS held its annual
meeting Thursday evening The report of the Secretary
presented much that cheering the friends Of temper
In the north OF Europe impulse has been gVen
to the cause. Upwards Of five million gallons Of liquor
have been imported the last year and the city Of Boston
has sent out 10 heather lands about the quantity
alcoholic poisons Rev. DR. Barnes Of Philadelphia, Who
one Of the speakers before the society, said that pro-
noting the temperance reformation. Ultimate reliance must
be on the religious principle and the cooperation OF The
religious community
IHE AMERICAN EDuoArIos SooIETY, held its 3Osh an
niEefssry the same evening Its claims presented BY
Rev }, +. Stearns, OF Newhuryport Rev Is Condt Of
Newark, and Rev. DIR. Bacon. of New Haven The re.
sources Of the year Si34g3; disbursements S34s9l
leaving balance in the treasury of 81 Cos unneumbefed
by debt The amount Of money paid back, by those who
had received aid Of the Society 50 g73 The number
Of students assisted during the year 37 being 30 more
than assisted last year.
ANrRIoAS BoAgp OF FoREIss MssIoSs.-Ihe meeting
IN behalf OF ;his institution held Friday morning
The report presented by Rev DR.. Armstrong The re-
eeps since August last amount S204 900 expenditures
for ~ months 2120O0, About ~ missionaries and assist
ants are speedily to be sent to various fields amP Ga