Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

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tue village OF Luaenburg has recently been sup
sac -
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n.-.... 80. ~ - % - 80
haze rs.isbei ia the Ayanda!e mines.
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49, 49,. va -, N
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d.. ll,-., ,.--, o. 60, - P-
.ti. in the rlelioe--al seminary there
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l.,r-.t Church has been or,-,pizei at Fort Smith
tl.r-4.s. Ihe exclusion Of o member Of the Oh
Church, taet1se be oommunei with his wife al \
1e--.tl-t church, set in's enterprise ia motion.
g, Central Union BAPTIST ASSOCIATION u
p.ar.gl,aui4 recently received p laiv rs one of
tta.r : Ia,aes. and pa.sel the following res, Inc
t.'r oa she subject
TT refs. Some surprise was expressed 81 the
,-,...,.t-...- .s. sister .;4le-,ts fa iii. br.I,
e-.-.t r.st We rc-a-i such s,roir-tn,sr-
,- ,r.-- mad vs Mi welcome oit- si.,,r.-
81. Ii+ nj the c-oss ,.rl first nj the serpIetre -
fl, ...-. In our b.lv.
Rev. Nir. Bo--e Las commenced lsh1rs In ;he
cong .'--- 1-I'-' '-'-l --1.s'S '' Ii''i.s-
Eev. 2. T. Wild, q Craffsbury is in feeble
ht'',h, ani bias hs'n Informed BY his physician
that he must MOI preach until restored Rev.
S. r. Hall. ID, OF Browingion' supplied his
pulpit last sabbath
Rev J. F. Rankin q Charlcstown. Mas
preached at the North Church in st Johns5ury.
last sabbath. morning and evening. Or. Rankin
hs, lust accented AN invitation 10 become pastor
oi the second Congregational Church at Wash
iugtou. Dc. Bey. J. 5. c. Abbott IS expected
TO supply the pulpit Of the North church Tor "a
number If Saboaths, commencing next Sunday.
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W. =. ',e s,g ,''.hn SlurcI o. roal'ney'
Luke's Church. ST. Adams, about the Goth
inst.
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from Troy. In reference to the Tois,5n,iian do
ceso of Albany. .avs. 81 hove ,,r,Iose3 and
hold myself ready. 10 be one of va h.
yiiusls TO nav one hundred dollars e,cb n
make up the deficiency Of the salary Of the BIZ
shop oil Albany diocese until the Episcopal en-
u'"Meh1 una Is luiy sec4ra q, thus relieving
me aiocese from lis present temporary emtar-
basement
At the annual meeting Of the Board Of Mis-
SONS IL the Protestant Episcopal church. held
10 NeN orr yesterday, the oecretary's report
was read. Two hundred and eleven clergymen
are enrolled as i4ome Miss'onaries, OF whom one
hundred and eQNeUfE-eTuur the field
Total receipts for domestic missions, for 1869,
~ u 'Le 10 els oOiii-
i.e:.. - 'no"'"s '"e N'i''oH 'o'oe 10
%
s - III, ';,S .eTuiar pIe~cng
-, e--aa.la'sI Lei 90 - - " SUI
H., 81 ofaI ''''p ,r,
a.. 80, 10. - ~ - ~ ' In 4lel
have lately purchased. with aid from tho Fast !
beautiful residence and A large lot Of land f,,
Sll, 900.
Nv Uo-.+;, e Kr;,.t. ,s r.,,t.,-..... A.
hoe yo,, So ~, as E,;saaI ,LL
town rb;,b viii NO. sbor 80 - HI III u
cbss Lqmbard ESQ anil Horace wi1li.,,.,
ESQ, Of Augusta, Ga, have each pledged the
sum of 10000 towards the erection of an Epis
'oPal church IN that city.
METHODIST.
A Methodist Educational Convention i, c,llst
to meet AT Montpelier. October 2lst. All pastor,
and laymen Of the Vermont Conference, snC
one or more laymen from each Church, ar'
invited,
The Meihodists at Derby Center have beer
repairing 'neir cnurcn tnFougnou'; Inc Oh
Li9',iole t1pi1 .'I Ecu te',o'eu ior one Q
'n ~ o- 'ue oOus' esa'o'
,b ~ ,t',rab s-''1 PCS '''-'' 'N''' 'o'
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