Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
Religious Intelligence.


Tho Advocate Of Peace cxhorts clergy
men to preach upon peace, as a part Of the
q .l l'' ,l I'm, ,nA1 'no iaiIufe oil the gospel
N bo ro.,i, ' c rt ~ eol'u Is OWING soleiy
,..,i,-..t Nnl'a'l'"s 10 make right
-Marriel Methodist minister in EN-. w.,
cinnati Conference avers,e nine bnn5red .nl
Twenty-Five dollars rcr wear. and Tho bac5el.
ors ave hundred anl f6rtv.6vo dollars
In Kanss. ,b.r..... - ,t.n.i:. %
25S; of Congreg,t;on.I;',. 14 iSt'Oiis'l -
byterian.. 55O. NJ It,. 10 20 ~
other denominations about $500
Two Episcopal clorgymep Row Frant.
lin $. Rising and Row Robort / PEN
were lost ia the Inited state. in ,bo -,
terrible disaster anon ,he Ohio Riyor
New York city. It was stated t5ot their
ehnrehe- 81, tl.s -i,y SER. ,,, 20, o0e ,,essoa,.
and DR.. Curry argued that forty more Meth
odist churches ought to be built and sustained
The Methods; Metropolitan church al
Washington, D. C.. which cost s225 600.
will be dedicated on the 2Sth of February.
N DID,,
have decided that Sabbath Schools arc ortho.
dox. and may be permitted
IN
co5 ~ l1 "'.,e 1.l'r'es On ere street.
D;J' '''"u' O''O' "i'n'' " INSTANCE OF nan a
r,p. cr.,
nv =. p''a's VI + ''lna' ''' oA pcy' soon TO
w, 1g'''.''1'1e 'ue ',I'''on OF new ehurTh'-
u ny nov nave l'' occupancy o. 'ho Town
i'Ii' Au'olg . I arc some OF inc wealth.
,L, ,i',1.'n n, t tg Io"n, '',i IT s eAP'etoa
will be an ornament to the town.
~ O's"el'' 'i ., F'siuonto ' Drown
Srns''s''y' IpAp,!sv s,'u III 'ne closlils Nl-
Iioss al a Onll5'i1u convention u row
y uS,oe lew uay sneo' 9O''ao" ~ AL nose
49,, - '''''"'' "'' J''" NY ON''''a"
Bishop Elstburn, of Massachusetts, has
lu .. pastoral 70 n'selergy ana cong'e-
s~''.H' s''o"sy u''1ou'''oia'''us 1l'u'',s''o
49,. g . ~ - "e"N S ..S 'o'es''iu'
~ w O''-' .'' '''l '''' az %
s n,o r ..IG"ai ivpus"ai 49,. 70 p,oeess'oiIl
a - -, ~ = U.s. anu
''o"'is y" '''' 0O'''i''''0' ''D'e'
There is areyiyal in the New Hampshire
state prison, at Concord, in connection with
efforts of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, and nine tenths Of the prisoners rise for
prayers, many OF them IN teais.
Tract colporteurs in the South report
good success Rev. ID. f. Hodges says there
have been IS conversions under his labors in
Henry county. Va; Mr.. +. NJ. Morgan re-
ports 450 conversions within four months on
his field in South Carolina.
m .. =,
10 Tt .i aIo.i;o 80 %
oiiuisn = ,. D p..I ~
Iuur1n oiHJ'1o I.I ~ .aas ~
-es'eelluu NY g,'"f nO''''''l'0p 'Vi V'o ~
INC ueaeohs' MI pcSSnor sugs's,ou ,ua' AZ a
hi aaa"na,, ~, -, ,,tI1r,,r,
The ne,v'rents aIn !, nv, ~ abont s50 600
and tbo benevolent contributions 10 10000
The SUNDAY school Times says PLAIN
man in the Second Baptist church OF Chicago,
straightforward unpretendlng mechanic
without even agood eommon-school education,
has gathered around HIM every Lords day
three hundred and fifty scholars IN Bible.
class, which he teaches with an interest and
| effect that are truly surprising. In 1870
there were one hundred and SIX conversions
in his class. The secret OF his success Is
earnestness and the skill that earnestness
gives
The sunerintendent in church of Phil
adelpbia has prepared a neat, appropriate