Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Religious Intelligence.
BAPTIST.


-Four persons united with the cbpr.,
in Montgomery Centre, june 9th, making
Is in all since April LIST.
The Baptist Church Society at Hall.
fax Centre have secured the service. az
Rev. Samuel Fish the coming year; sala-
~ $500.
The Freewill Baptist Society in sbes-
field are building neat and substan,i.l
personage. 1t is to be completed early in
the fall. Deacon Samuel "A. Bean. super.
intends the building.
CoNGREGATIoNAL.
Rev. J. IL Woodward, recently al
Irasburgh, now breaches at Milton.
Rev. w. C. Bowen is engaged 10
preach at Jamaica.
Rev. c. NJ Winch, formerly q
Plainfield breaches alternately in Orange
and Corinth.
Rev. DIR. McKeon, Of Bradford, j.
absent several weeks on visit 70 friend.
in New Hampshire and Connecticut.
Rev. T.. C. Cummings, of St john.
bury, has since the action of the late
Council in declining to advise his d.
mission, renewed his resignation, and D.
expects soon to sail for Europe.
EPISCOPAL
Mr.. Homer White. of Felchville ra-
ceieved Deacon's orders at the hand %
Bishop Bissell. at Windsor. on sabbath
l3th. and preached in the afternoon.
The Rev. S. S. Halson. Of Il Claire
Prairie, Ill, has resigned h. ps-tora,e,
because lac was unable to prevent the
members Of his church from dancing.
The Episcopal minister at Lafayet.e,
Ind, who was publicly eensured by liz
assistant bishop for attending the "B.aes
Crook has the wealthiest church III IT,
State. and it sustains him.
The report Of the committee oi tie
Episcopal Convention Of Virginia Ga the
subject Of innovations Is very severe
against all High Church dogma sod
practices.
The Episcopal Convention Of Conn
,icut met last week. plan OF life in-ur-
lnce wa laid befor the convention 4.
which the parish, by an annual payne.
IF $50. insure the reetor's life Tor = '.'
Bishop Wilkins confirmed l,lU' caf-.-
dates the last year.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
The Windhan and Bennington A-
ISOLATION OF Uniyersali>t- hold their -s-
I sion mt Wilmington June 2jrd and 9Th
The Champlsin Association hall-i'-
annual session at the Church Of I'll H.
deemer. East Fairfield, june %ofh a-i
July 1T.
i The Trustees Of the Green Noun BE-
/ Central Institute hold a meeting az B.rra
on Tuesday, june 29th.
Rev J. B. Thompson.a recent gralu4t.
Of the Meadville Theological School, b.
been engaged a. pastor Il the tnlssl.l.
Il. Church during iks E-st r'e year.
Repairs on the Unitarian hal-e 70
i Windsor, occupied by the Moihal.-t
Episcopal Society, are now ia Iresre~-.
which viii render the inside Iuere 4'-
tractive. Thi- i commend4ble
Rev. G. II. Hcpworth has resigned
the pa-tor4te Of the Church # the lai'r
in Boston He has received an invir l+r q
TO succeed DR. O-good in New York e.'E
at salary Of twelve thousand dollsr-
lie wants 10 have a great church, r.
FOR the middle classes who are now a.
ehurched.
The new Uniyersali.t Church
San-h Rastnn was dedicated 10 The '-1r-
ship of the Father Of mankind eu Ma3aE
evening. the lith inst
METHODIST
Two persons were bapti-ed at Mon.
gofuery last Sabbath. in Trout River. i
a Methodist clergyman.
The Methodist minister at Bart
Landiug. Rev. Mr. Thurst5n, has reaeigs
news from England that be j. APPOINT.
executor Of his fathers Will. who H--
wealthy retired tradesman, recently i.
ceased in London.
The Methodist preachers Of Sew
York have instructed commi'iea 81
j select places for street preaching, aud -
ak the may or for leave 10 occupy ihen.
+ Tho l.r-.,t Methodist salary pail q.
! Noa England J. -, 800 and house rent. =
: the pastor Of Tremont-street church, B.
ton The largest membership. Gis u..
= Is probationers, j. that OF - Paul.
church, Lowell.
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