The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23

DUcl, IloDhlia ahu -hNHSlS.
Richardson and Deming, and was
unanimously adopted
In the Bishops address special COM
mendation was bestowed upon the sue
cess Of the labors Of Rev. Mr.. Randall
in Randolph, and especially the Rev.
Francis W. Smith of Fairfield and
Buck Hollow, who has built three
churches since the war began. The
Rev }. Isham Bliss had twenty-three
confirmed at ST. Luke's Church, st.
Adams, n larger number than any 9TH
or parish. The whole number in the
Diocese was III.
The following were then elected on
the standing Committee Of the Do
cese for the year ensuing
C2ergy-Revs. John A. Hicks, d. D.,
Burlington; G. r. Batchelder, Bellows
Falls; d. Ifinhouse I}ucl, Burlington
La,iy-Hon. Roderick Richardson,
Montpelier; Sylvester Doming, Airing
ton; Thos. IL. Garfield, Burlington.
The following were chosen clerical
and lay deputies to the General Con
,ention to be holden in Phiiade' phia
in October next
Clerical Dcpoiies-Revs. d. Hill
house Buel, Burlington; Malcolm
Douglass, Windsor; Frederick w
Shelton. Montpelier; Francis W
Smith, Fairfield
Aile,naies -Rov. J. W. McIlwaine
Woodstock; Rev Chas. S. Hale, Ar
hngton; Rev O. Hopson, Poultnoy
Rev j. Isham Bliss, St Adams.
Lqy Deputies Hon Rodericll Rich
ardson, Montpelier; Geo r.. Chapman
/ Woodstock Hon Alfred Keith, Shell
don; julius E. Higgins, Brandon.
Aderpaics james II. Williams, Bel
low, Falls; Hon. Dudley c. Denison
Royalton; Hon. A. L. Miner, Mauches
ter; Chas. Clement, Rutland.
The following appointments wer
made for the Missionary and Conven
ton Sermons for 1S66:--
P,cdche,'-Re Gemont Graves
Rector, Of Middlebury
Substituted Rev. Duane S. Phillips
Bennington.
CONVENTION SERMON
Pyeacher-Rev j. n. Fairbanks
Brandon.
SubstHme-Rev. Chas S. Hale, Al
lington.
Rev. D. H. Buel was appointed on
of the Trustees of the General Thee
logical Seminary New York, vice I
G.. Cole deceased.
The following gentlemen We're ar
proved by the Convention as Trustee
of the Vermont Episcopal Institute
and afterwards elected by the Boar
of Tustees:--
Rev. Francis ". Smith, Fairfield
Geo. r. Chapman, Woodstock; Julir
/ Il. Higgins, Brandon; Hon. Albert |
: Catlin, Burlington; Hon. ii. n. Barbe
St Adams.
On motion, one thousand copies
the journal of the proceedings of th
Convention were ordered to be printe
: and the Job Of printing it was
be given to the lowest bidder.
A motion to hold the next annu
Convention at Rutland, gave rise to
spirited debate which unexpected
: terminated when the mover withdre
|, the resolution.
G Upon the declination Of Hon. Ro'
f ericI Richardson, as Treasurer, VI
tor Atwood, ESQ, Of St Adams, WI
Z elected to fill the vacancy.
, The thanks of the Convention we
: rendered to Mr. Richardson for /
d valuable services rs Treasurer OF q
J. Diocese for the last eight years, Al
to DIR. living for his able and intere,
ing Missionary sermon.
Z; On motion of Rev. ID. H. Buel,
N was resolved that the next Annu
IS Convention be held in ST. Pau
h Church, Burlington.
= The following resolution introduc
- by Rev. A. ii. Bailey, of Sheldon, W
unanimously adopted.
t Resolued, That the thanks of Il
es Convention be rendered TO the Office
in of the Vt. Central, Rutland & Burli
ot ton, Rutland & Washington, and
= Valley Railroads, that have given
" persons attending the Convention
yll return pass over their roads, and Il
IN the Secretary notify said officers of
ed passage of this resolution.
6, Sylvester Deming, Esq, of Arlingt'
introduced the following resoluti
40 which Yas adopted unanimously
o Resolred, That this Convention
sr- tender to the citizens of Burlingt
,rt their very grateful acknowledged
an for the generous inequalities so KIN
bv ly extended TO them during their pr
= ent session.
~ After the usual religious seryi
US the Convention adjourned.
ed - '---' --
Ky The seini-annual meeting of
~ Vermont State Medical Society,
as which Dr. o. Il. Fassett, of East BE
TT, shire, is President, will be held
es- Stowe June 26th and Doth, Is
~ The doctors in the State, and ROT