Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
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Religious Intelligence


Rev A, b, Earle commenced labors
Al Noygcnnes on the 10Th.
The Baptist church in Vershirc is
now in very prosperous condition, The
resolution passed at the State Convention,
Newport, does not apply to this church
The pastor, Rev, ]. X. Chase, invites all |
70 his communion who have been baptized |
by immersion, and Freewill, Congrega.
ionalists and Methodists have been to |
their communion, The church sustained |
him by vote 10 this effect, Rev, J, ID
Cross, the Freewill.c clergyman OF Ver,hire, |
goes little further, and invites all who
iccl that they love the Savior TO partake,
whether baptized in any manner or not,
believing that in tho serip,ural order tn,
communion preeedes baptism, that is 'he
1rdcr in which the Savior gave the com.
mand 10 his disciples, Christ gave III,
/ disciples the supper before his death, this
is in remembrance Of me, and in no plac,
can it be found that he gave.a command
70 haptize until after his death
! Rev, L, Durham, an Evangelist, is
preaching at Hinesburg with some sue
cess, The meetings are well attended, the
churches laboring in much harmony.
CONGREGATIONAL
Rev, VIM Bradshaw is to supply the
pulpit at Middlobury the coming winter
Rev Mr. o, Baldwin Of Arlington,
tpFcachc, at West Gratou, y. y,
Rev, II. N Holiday ha, closed hi,
lAbor- al Rochester.
Six persons united with the Congse.
xational Church at North Londonderry on
/ the 18th, inst
Six persons, three males and three
females, united with the Congregational
church in Dummemt5a, sn sunday Nov
embcr s,h
Mr.. Webster Patterson OF tho last
o class at Andover, is engaged to preach at
sudbury for six months.
: The Valley Circular Conference will
hold ite first meeting for the Winter AT
@ Windsor. commencing Tuesday, Dee lst,
q at . p IN, ard closing Wednesday even.
j ing.
Tho Congregational Church edifcl
in Springfield, which i, undergoing re.
9 paiy-, i beginning to assume shape and
e appearance. pleasing to those who have it
: in charge, though it will not be completed
/ before next spring.
e Tho Congregational Society in Gov
e entry, has just completed quite EXTENSIVE
# repairs of it. house OF worship, BY raj,
ing tho house about eight feet from it.
y. old foundation, and exctvating a foot %,
= two mor,, an ample basement his beer
r obtained Part Of This has been FINISHED
Il off a,a Yostry, and the rest As suite o
u Good Tcmrlars rooms, the best and mos
:, convenient in that county The walls o
b. the main audience room have been dress
ed with hard finish, and the pcws uni
:, formly carpetcl and cushioned in green
n Tho cost OF carpet, and cushions wa
~ about $Goo. The outside Of the hou,
te has leen thorauFhly- reprinted Tn
u house. &, w@nlcd from beneath, each pew
=. y being provided with d register. Othe
Improvement, are in contemplation.
METHODIST,
The Methodist chapel in Springfield
;, is being fitted up very neatly and Is t
X, have tell.
Within the last two months, tw
IN splendid bells have been hung in IL
y churches of Starksboro
= The Methodist Church at Fairhayel
have Just received fine bell of SC
pounds weight from Jones & Co.'S foui
~ dry at Troy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ro- A convention Of the Young Men
on. Christian Associations and the church,
a of Rutland County, will be held at Fai
of haven on the 9th and 10Th days Of Decor
of Der next.
Ill Rev. Mr. Earle, the Evangelist, h
r been in Poultney, holding meeting, ca,
an oror;n,, and twice ooch day
asst Tho n,;on rnoo.;r,,s which ,,.or, ,o,
,ty norcod in Tawnsbend weak bofaro Ia,
ed under the direction Of Rev. A. b. Ear
DIS, are still continued with great succe
Ire Very many are seekine saving know
in edge Of Christ
ap- ,prl. v.....,;.. ,
Of -n'',' a. D. '''' y, '''' ''''''eri'H'' II
80 been laborlng al N'I<ennes' Kew /
ith Freeman, Rev. Mr. Cox. Rev. Mr. Ba