The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-19
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

AT his visitation of st. Stephen,
Church, 1lth inst, bishop lIopkin,
preached, and confirmed twelve pcrsobs
inclu ling two in private.
Fifteen persons unitel, in full connec
ton with the Methodist church in III D.,
village last Sabbath-two by letter. ADD
thirteen by profession.
METHODIST CENTENARY JUBILEE !
The Reunion Festival of the NJ. c. j.
will he held at Mild!cbury, VT, &C L.
2jih, 26th AMI 9th.
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, . p. M.-Ad-
dress by Rev. 5. ID. BRowN, of Now
York City.-Themc Rise and Progress
of Methodisn, especially in America.
Tuesday evening, Preaching.
Wednesday, Sept. 20, % A. M-Ad-
dress by Rev. A. NJ OspoN, ID. d., Of
Newburgh, y. Y.-Themc Doctrines Of
Mcthodism
IL A. M-Address by Rev. A. Wrrm.
ERsPooN, DID, of Clintonvile. n. Y
Theme: Polity of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
II i. M.-Address by Professor New
HALL, of the WesleyanUniversiiy, Md
dletown, Conn Theme : Educational
interests Of American Methodsm.
Il. NJ Address by Rev j. L. KING,
DID,, of Fort Edward, n. Y.-Theme {:
Missionary interests OF American Mctho
dism. Wednesday evening, Preaching
Thursday, Sept. 27th, 10 A. Nj
Sunday School Gathering and Address
by Rev. joins NEWMAN, DID. of Poult-
ney, Vt.-Theme: Sunday School inter-
csts of American Mcthodism.
2 L. M.-Addrtss by Rev. A. G..
BrTroN, Centenary Agent Of the W.
Conference.
Thursday evening, 81 o'clock, Reunion
Observation-Disclosures oi Welcome by Hon.
JAMES NJ SLADE, and Responses by the
former Pastors of the Church
Thursday evening, 8 o'clock, Reunion
Festival in Lecture Room.
CAMP MEETING.-The Camp Meeting
held in New Haven last week was well
attended in spite Of unfavorabIe weather,
and much interest was manifested There
were twenty eight tents besides the preach
ers tent. representing quite largely the
Methodist Societies in the district includ-
ing the territory from Burlington to Rut-
land between the Mountain and the lake.
We believe there was also tent from
Crown Point. The Presiding Elder ID
L. lIulburd made remarks and offered
suggestion as occasion seemed to require.
Sermons were preached by Rev. Messrs.
j. +. Metcalf, Pittstord; l.. 5. Walker,
Williston; w. G. Robinson, Essex A.
j. Ingalls,, Vergennes G.. w. Brown,
Crown Point; ID. Lewis, Wnoo,ki; WIN
Ford, Brandon Isaac McAnn, Burling
tom John Chase, Colchester; l.. +.
Cushman, Shel5urne ID. w. Dayton,
Rutland; Z. X. lIawley, henson. AT
the prayer meetings much earnestness and
religious enthusiasm prevailed
INSTALLATION IN SuoREHAM.-Rey.
j. f. Bruce, the newly elected Pastor
Of the Universalisl oicty in Shoreham,
will be duly installed in his office on
Wednesday Oct. Bird. Rev. Geo. IL.
Emerson of Boston will preach the Ser.
mon.
BRIsroL. The Baptist Church edifce
IN Bristol has been repaired this summer
in elegant style and last Tuesday it was
rededlcated. Rev. Mr. Fulton of fremont
Temple, Boston gave an able and eloquent
address.
The first Sunday in September ten
persons united with the Congregational
Church and seven with the Baptist
Church in Brandon.
Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, reports
in his annual address, that the Theologic-
al Department OF the ''Vermont Eplsco.
pal Institute" is without students. The
Treasurer also says in his reports, "There
are no young men in the Diocese looking
forward TO the ministry, or preparing 10
enter it,"
The Consolation of Essex Co. met at
Wadbam's Mills Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sept. y and 4th. OF the eleven churches
only five responded, Six are destitute Of