Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26
Religious InselliKence.
BAPTIST.

bers-Hfteen Oy pdPeioA. A"o
scb.ol connected with the church is in
fourishing state.
The Vermont and SALISBURY bap'iS'
SUNDAY School Convention Will NEE. -
the church, in Bennington, on
Aug. Oath, at 2 o'clock p. IN.
The "oorner stone" OF the ne" Dup
I-s.;.ute TO be erected at Lyndon
Con.re is to be laid on the 9th inst,
with imposing ceremonies.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. G. b. Hubert of New Haven,
y, has received call to the church in
Lowell, Mass.
Rev. J. Torrey of East Hardwick has
lately returned frem a six weeks trip in
the West with his family
The Presbyterian society Of Green's
boro have been fortunate in procuring
Rev. Hugh Bro n, as pastor for the year
commencing July LIST. The society is in
a fourishing condition, and the Vermont
Presbytery will meet at their church
Aug. 81 Mr.. Brown is an able and ear
nest preacher formerly settled at Salem,
Ny.
Henry T. Jewett, a graduate at the
Gasd ai.ss in Andover Theological Semi
lnary. ana a son of the late f. Jewett OF
st Johnshsry. has engaged to supply the
pulpit Of the FIRST Congregational Church
in Redwood, California.
The Congregational church in Thet-
ford was the ninth organized in the State,
and the only Gao organized on the half
way covenant; and during the ministry of
Rev Clement Sumner, persons were adj
rnitted to own the covenant and pat them
selves under the watch and care OF the
church without coming to the Lords
Supper This was done away with dur
ing the first year Of the ministry Of Rev.
Asa BurLon, ID. ID. in 1899.
EPISCOPAL.
Weekly Episcopal services are holden
in Littleton, n. II. ibis summer, being
conducted by Rev Ma. Maybin of Brook
Ign.
An effort il being made to have an
Episcopal church editice erected at Enos-
5urgh Fails. and the prospect of success
seems far
Rev Mr. Fisk 0f Christ's Church,
Plymouth, Mass, has been notified by
Bishop Elstburn, that he uuat not otfici-
ate in any Protestant Episcopal chuseh in .
the aiocese of Massachusetts,. Cause, ex-
treme halh church proclvitie7.
Bishop Ri-sell, in the course Of his
annual visitation, will be at Fairfax, Sept
18th; Az Berkshire and Montgomery. Sept
eth; AT Enoaburgh Centre, Sept. 2Sth; at
Enosburgh Fall.. Sept. 29th nj s,o.don,
Sept. 3Oth: at IIighx4te, Oct lst: Swan
ton Oct I'd. Georgia, Oct. "a, at Fairfield,
Oct, 4th, aud at 81. Albanp oct btli.
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Rev G 4. Ail.n b.,. resigned the
charge of tho Church ~ the Mc--ith IN
Montpelier, with an intention 10 spend
gear III Europe. Rev. J. Il. Wright, lho
IA. occupied The pulpit mainly Tor some ,
months pact. @lll remain during the next
year
ihe amman HeS'i"' 81 the vermont
Convention OF OniVer'aii7ts WIN h' held
At p'fre' on wednesday ana thursday
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Mar.ton
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FreachefS meeting at East Middie-
oury' sept ~1en'
Work on the prE Methodist house ut ,
Burlington is rapidly progressing.
The Naturalist society in Chelsea ia
making extensive rapairs and improve
ment. upou their church and parsonage. =
A camn mcetin, for tbe Rprbn.to, :
District j. to commence ON the New Ha-
ven grounds, Aug. Both.
The Headquarters Of The new book
and publishing house Of the Methodist c
Episcopal Church South are on the site of u
the Famous Lindell Hotel, st. Louis, Il
some time since consumed by fire .,
From the twenty colleges under the
ch.r,a ~, ,ho No,bo5;o. Cbnrcb ma, Loo. G.