Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27
Religious Intelligence.

-hirty-one persons recently united with
Conversational church at Waitsfeld, Vt.
luite revival Is in progress IN the village
Newport, VT. several have united with
Congregational church, the various
yer meetings are fully attended, and
Y are interested.
revival is in progress IN the church
r tie pastoral charge of Rev. \. Mihills
'lattsburgh Twenty conversions are re-
cd
le religious interest in the Academy at
,dcn. y II. Is increasing.
We hundred conversions at BufalO, ~.
are exported, three hundred nd fifty at
kport. y y.
ne hundred and twenty-five persons
ID tie Presbyterian churches at Auburn,
l., % tie first inst
'uriug tie past fifteen years ;he Cuitar-
Of Eist Boston have had regula- prayer
conference meetings every Friday eve
(. al, special meetings for prayer and
lings from house to h0use.-A revival l.
IN progress there. III Rev. Nlr. Cud-
tins church (Uni,arian) with daily
e,ings, hicb are attended by members OF
ious orthodox and other denominations.
At q lale meeting IA Park Street church,
..ton, 'be following sc,ne occurred:
Rev. Mr.. Earle. the preacher, requested that al
oi,.sIng Christians tho had lost the joys ex-
ri,nc, upon their inst conversion, and de-
e a restoration, 10 rise while he prayed for
IN.
In reply TO this call about two hundred per
NJ u d.ffer ent parts Of the house, including
eral minitters. At once lose 10 their feet. lie
u called upon the unrePentant who also de-
Il to unite in prayer to rise, when large
miers s,rod up all over the house, and with
uiuisisrs knteiiug n and around the pulpit,
80, "rrtnf Iriyer va uttered Or. Kirk
oct - yray,r, sni cunc.ul,d with some re-
~, ,ay,-s ihs she world might call his
us,,u, tut n. tvlr'.i that they hal come
.; ~ .mki, sod ts,i Goi at the judgment
- svuk r,c,shire this hour.
T., Bap'ist Society in Yershirc, VI, have
aIr,d AID re-dodicated their house Of wor-
ip.
R,v. J.B Perry, late of Swautou, ha-
tn eny4scd Ne acting pastor Of the Con
rxa,I,nni church of Wilmington, VI
ID will soon commence bic labors.
Rev. F. W. Shelton has resigned the rec
r>hip Of Christ Church, Montpelier, and
lie stated viii supply the pulpit of ST
iul', IN this city, for the present. In
.ri.t Church. last Sunday, Hon. R. Rich
-dson read the eervice. and Hon. I P Red
Id Cd. sermon.
The Centenary meeting Of the NJ. E. Con
renc, in session at Montpelier. took place
st eek. Three of the members of the
difference have died during the year-W.
McAllistcr, Alexander MCMILLAN, and E.
Scott.
Rev. J. K. Chase of RomneY, n. H., has
cepted call to become the pastor of the
aptist church at Hydeville, Vt.
Rev. C. W. Flalders, D. D., for sixteen
are pastor of the First Baptist church of
'ncord, n. H., has resigned his charge.
Rev Mr.. Wainwright of New York City,
!. heen invited TO become Rector OF lmman-
i Church in Bellows falls and will COM
ence his duties next Sabbath
Ri. Rev. L. Deutschland, Catholic Bish-
, Of Vermont, has gone to Rome. accom-
'nieS By Rev. II. Cardinal. The affairs OF
e Dioce.c are to be administered during
= absence by Father Lynch, of West Rut-
nd,
Rev r. W. Hitchcock has become pastor
tie Fourteenth street Presbyterian
lurch Of New York, succeeding Rev. D..
aa D. Smith, nov president of Dartmouth
llcge.
The rev Congregational church in New
Ork, called tn, New England church, WAS
rmaily IecoTnired, on Wednesday, of last
eek: Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached
e sermon