Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

EPISCOPAL
Bishop BisseH VIII visit the parish a, Win isor
the 18th, and amung cher othces, vii. admit
d candidate TO The order Of ieac,n
Rev. Dr. Douglass Of Winds IT,. he'll services
at Trinity Church, Cornish, y. Il, last Sabtaih
3. IN and he expects TO mt nue. the same once
in two weeks, through the summer.
TIE following are the statistics # the contJibu-
tions # St Luke's church, II. Albtns. 10 lSds,
with thu specific objects TO which they we're di-
recred Aims At the Hoy Cummuui.u Sl-I,
-; domestic missions. SO; foreign missions,
go; doc san missions, Sl72,o1; r. eimru,
30; aged and iutrm c.erEymer, 81; sunday
school fund, @ji; convention, -; bishop n ,-
kiu's e1yens, : to Engl,ud, 500; Church Book
Society, making the rector. J. I-h4m ul-,. O., ufe
member, e5u; Sunday school offering. SI7; III
ci entail expenses. SIS; sIppirt Of d u.e-,n
Divinity students, s65; toad coutrbari,n>,
s96j,il.
The conservation Of St Luke's church. Troy,
y. Y. new ard u.s-uiiee-t ,'iiise 10 pice
last Thursday, Bishop Doane, Of Albany. ,fhc-
a-ing
In 1860 there were 80 Episcopal clerg' men n
South Carolina. There are now but 40 Al work.
/ Then the funds Of the church we're worth S56l.-
/ 0en. Nov they have all gone N the wreck Of
Cartsier 20 bonds.
METHODIST
( FIVE persons uu.ts,i with the church IN II Al
| bans ias- Sabbath. two by profession Of filth,
arl three -r le'---~ of recommendation from
/ other chll-l--.
Mrs Carr --s Stone, Of 81 Johusbury, b IS
so,l aer resi- fence % the Methodist society for
f parsonage. Price $500.
/ The Ne,noiis; society in st. Johusbury have
adopted tae plan Of free seats for the present
+ o-u.sreEce year They are to support preaclirg
b. subscription.
] Ire Metho1is; sociefy al IVES; Concord are
[ celrnE tAs ground preparatory to putting up a
new church siidce there the present season.
T The Burlington District Ministerial Associt-
rion Of the ". hurch, iaet 1t Nesgrnue, n
Monday eve, iiy 3lst, AMI aijoarrel On
Wednesday be next meeting viii be held at
Est M,ddlebury, August alst
The sabbath Schoo. Of the VI Z Chur,h
Glen's Falls, has provided itself new libra y,
40 an Expense # about $500.
Pr sBYTfBIAS.
Bv.J Boles, formerly pastor of The Scotch
Pres yterian Church AT So Ryegate, aud for tie
last six or seven Yeas AZ B fist in his natiye
scotland. has returned with his family To- Amer
lea, and may At present be aidressed at Sauth
Ryegate
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Rev. NJ P Gallagher del in Springfield.
Mass, on the lst inst, and Rev. john ; J
Prenlergast IN Boston on the llth ut
Bishop Couroy Of Albany confirmed a large
number of children in s. Peters church. Troy.
Y. T., on the 81 inst lie will administer toe
sacrament in s.. Jcseph's Church in the sane
city on the DIST inst
The obsequies Of Father P Ambrose Glynor f
81. Francis church in Fair Haven, Conn, we're
celebra'ei there on Monday, with a -ernun Jy
Bishop Mcfarland, and iuposiug ceremonies.
Dean Meme lately stated in a public meeting
in Z lgl nd that in 1901 the Romtnists f1rmcI
81 pr cent Of the popullti"a OF Great itun.
while now they are only II per cent The ret-
son s evident they have be. driven to this
country.
The new church in Rochester. VI, was dell
ctted on Wednesday Of last week The ielci
IL u-serm, was preached by the pastor, Rev G.
II. Harmon.
The. .Champlain Association will hold its next
regular annua ses-ion at the Church - the R
ieener in Fast Fairfield. Vermont, on the third
Wednesday AMI following Thursday, jane IS
and p. 1863.
The Windham and Bennington Association Of
Universasts will hold rs next auunul Session st
Wilmington, on wednesday and ThuIsdly tine
23rl and 2ith Of June next.
The American Unitarian Association. which
met last week in Boston, held very intrre-tu
meeting-, somewhat on the model Of the Cougre-
gational Union The social meeting PIE
sided over By Joseph II. Choate, Esq, aud was
n great success.