Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-09

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TuEsbAY.-The Forciga ErrGgs'icli Srair
met, and was addressed BY Rev d. Bard thc
secretary. lie said that this Society. during ihc
nine years OF It's existence, had annually incrcss-
ed It's held OF operations, aud IT, hold on the sym
pathles OF Christians, aud II celebrated ~ pres
ent anniversary under peculiarly encouraging
auspices. It's Committee bad, during The year
hideu inc french Canadian SOciell 10 greater
extent than in any previous year, and employed
an efficient missionary among the 10000 French
IN New Orleans. In France, they sustain so
laborers, colporeurs and eyangelists; besides
many in other papal countries.
me Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
has collected SSl,S96 in the State during the
Which snr, soi az, N ba " ,,oS mls',pnsi o.
,bo Na,;ono sno;a,,' =, NJ. VI ',Iu"gn
ma;ndcr oivon in IA Of ~ c,oIJo o "nu ,,,e y.
Mos.ocbnso,,s ,rLe No,;o,ai ~
looG Un,no N;ss;onor;a" ''''''' sus'''"s
me 1w,,;cor Jf;,.,r;,,., a......,.- =,
- =: ~ o""u''u" association heid
IN ,h IN .ne forenoon, and elected Officers
iTr,,,;a,, r,;o;', .ue a',"u'l social gatherng Of
dos toll ,,ann ". , ieS1nen, WIN 'helr IA
mon wcrc ,roso,,, 81 ,oVV Iailcs anu Senl'e'
;n,orc.,;n aJirassos 80, ~ ooI','''on,
,,orsons e., ,'''uo y nu,loeI u
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H. p I ~. ,i,usN 'iol,i u"nu' III
W, IVY ~ ~. DS"eg uehNeISu ser
,s IS % relsoh ana 'ne pro
7'bo ~ T,.i.-'S ~; u.e "or'u'
,,o,",l ia'y's''u -i,l'-o'drS'Y Hociely com
- ~ n''euIss Eunuhu quincy
;ncluj;n, Nal and a"" ,"I'c; Oh persons
,'.'u.s T W. n"u "ui''' maze ana female were
III, ~, ~, anu Cohl-
=, ~ ','iso.' ",'inps pur'elSh bongass'
sIn,; o1"s y ,i Merc ae seHhers, ana the di''
1'''',oi VI 'ne "i1" ~ oTuer 10 get rd oil The
Rc, Tlon, Sill. "u,.In " 'nelr discourse
,bc pa,,o,1J is,or,,;;d,' 60, = s.'non pvipre
fnll ,,,oc 81 ,h,, NI;n;s, .,G I's ~ Nake
Bantist Nin;.tcrs was LoiJ =, ,,i;'h ~ %
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WEDNEsDAY.-The Boston Tract Society," /.
auxiliary to the American Society. and limits It's
operations to New England. 1t has received the
past year Si3,2l3 50, and circulated in Maine,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, and Eastern
tate 'V'"'''''i ""u '''i''' pages o.
g5s So.;e,, far ~, ,,,.;,,, (,y.,,.,, ,,,., IT..
olol;coJ EJ,cot;o, y, a.. H., ~. ~ i'
is,ence fonr vcars I,s ave,,,,o nur,,ai ro,.a;,,.
have been si5 GOO ,,L;,i Lat Loom ".non,1e;n
niling seven le,dino scminnrias md dollcg.s n,
the VS. conto;n;ns a, ,,rcso,', moo
students In fur ~ these ins';n,,;ons ycr, i.
tcrcstinp rpvivnls of reli,,iou hal Lc.n on ,,.,d
the past wear. md from The Srn;rorics ,SoIoL
non,rd bnt rew ,ear. s;no r,rad''a,.. .'or
already found as missionaries in the eonr omar
,ers of the Globe '"' f""'-
The American Pro,e,,on, Soci.,, hold oo,-
ing Mt which addresses ,ycrc r,sd, H., r. NJ.
Norton. Rev. DIR Bec.ber of Roston H. Wall
mann, pastor of the Rnformcd Ge,m.n Ch"r,,S
Mr. Gonsayes. the converted Por,nruoS, Roroan
Catholic, and Rev. Mr. Kino from bnbIin
The hassocIusens Coiosi.a,;an .S'c;s,, beld
its anniversary MEETING M which Rev m H.,
phrcv presided. and he Secrctar,s rcnor, was
read. It's object Ieinr To nroyr hat no ,ro",
work of Colonization was Inst nrogressnce and
that it was the prime cause TO which the slayc
will be indebted for hs freedom.
The .S,o,,op', ~, So, hoe i.oo, 49,.
lied 20 wears and the r.rort f,r ,Lo ias, s""
represented an Increasing intorcst in ,he a..
Of the Society, and ave evidences of good in
fuenccs from lis management
=
y, nVHsDAf AND iRlDAf'-1he american
1.u.: ooc'ety nrlu very large and Interesting
meeting al the fremont Temple from 4 to 5000
pelsons were present, and eloquent addresses
R,iSI us c. py heV; IL. ,; Cook, Rev. Mr.
io,'I Ie' iron, faris' ana hey; Mr. Ming from Ire
Anu ur DTluei asked" What Is II that makes
pnng so great ana glonousT 1t is Plymouth
ih ah1 'haIs what France wants-a Ply |
NOUN MOCK our fathers brought treasure |
10 that KOck-thQ Rlla Al