Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

nAsd delegate to the Congressional
oavsntion.
n Voted, That Rev n. A. Wilcox be a
Gbgats TO the Troy NJ Z. Conference.
VooDd, That Rev. l.. Tracy b appoint
Cd . delegate to the Vermont H. z Con-
Ssrencs.
Voted, That Rev. J. q. Lorimer be
delegate TO the Free Will Baptist yearly
meeting.
Voted, That Rev. @. Hubbard be del
egrte to the Baptist Missionary Conven-
ton, East, p. Quebec.
Voted, That Rev. 8. II. Whiting be
delegate to the New Hampshire Baptist
Convention.
The committee on the Convention Roll
reported as follows:
Brandon church, c. A. Thomas, d. d
pastor.
Brattleboro church, L. K Fuller, dele
gate.
Braintree church, s. Woodbury., pastor
Bristor church, ]. II. Archibald, pastor
Burlington church, N. A. Wilcox, pas
tor, E. A. Fuller, NJ Davis, delegates
Cavendish church, s. f. Brown, pastor
Chester church, G. Hubbard, pastor.
Cornwall church, w. L. Palmer, pastor,
w. Grant, delegate.
Colchester church, @. S. Chase, pastor
East Bethel church, L. Tracy, pastor
Fairfax church, L. A Dunn, pastor
Il E-1x Il II
pastor.
Grafton church, L. b. Hibbar1, pastor
Georgia church, r. Smith, pastor.
Groton church, T. Wrinkle, pastor.
| Hydeville church. II. L. Grose, pastor,
J. Williams, w. c. Hyatt, delegates o
Jamaica church, c. p. Prenyear, pastor.
w. III. III. Holton, delegate.
Monkton church, Ira p. Kellogg, pas
tor.
North Springfeld,church. J. Woodbury.,
delegate.
Perkinsville church, n. Cudworth. pas
tor, L. Perkins, G. Drake, delegates.
Poultney 'churcb, J. Goadby. ID. ID.
pastor.
III "
Salisbury church, W. III. Rugg, pas
| tor.
Sections River church, W. n. Wilbsr,
pastor, E. D. Holton, delegate.
ST. Adams church, W. G. Walker. pss-
tor.
South Troy church. W Buzzeli, pas
tor.
South Windham church, M. Carpsat5
pastor.
Townshend church. II Fletcher, pa.
tor.
p yergennes church. !. Freeman. u. u
pastor.
yershire church, W Davis, deiegase
| West Bolton church, /. p. Steele, pa
tor.
West Dummerst6n church, j. G. Bet
net, pastor.
Windsor church, 5. NJ Whiting, Pssto--
J. A. Pollard, delegate.
DELEGATES FROM ASSOCIATIONS
Bsrre-A. b. Cushing,
Lamoile-M. Davis.
Windham-E. TburbeI, l.. h uileT.
| Woodstock-R. c. Haven. g. Day
| VISITING BRETHREN
Rev. A. 7. Macon, d. D., Dist. Sec. Al.
Bap Home Mission Society. Boston
Rev J. ~ Murdoch. ID. D., Home Sec
| Miss Union. Boston,
Rev. W c. Child, New England Agent
Am Bap. Publication Society, Boston.
Rev. s. 5. Cutting, d. D.. Agent BGP
Educational Committee, New York
Rev. f. +. Cummings, d. D., Lebanon
Is. III.
Rev. d. p. Deming. Plsin6eld, n II
| Rev II c. Leaviti, Cornish Flat, \. Il
Rev. f. III. Smith, Lyme, y. III.
Rev S. G.. Abbot, Meriden, y. II
Rev G ". Towle, Claremont, n Il
| Rev r. Merriam, Hanover, y II.
C. d. p Meacham, student at Ee~lol
| Theol. Sem.
Rev. 4. L. Pratt. Methodist ChUscs
Windsor, Vt.
Rev. A. Webster, d. D.. Editor Chr
tian Era, Boston.
Rev. L. Chickering, ColpOrteur Az
Tract Society.
The following resolutions were passed
Re&Oloej, That the thanks of this con
vention be presented TO the various rail
| road Superintendents who have granted
| the privilege of coming 10 and returning
| from the convention for fare one way.
Res0ired, Thst the thanks of this con
yention be rendered 10 the Baptist Church
and community. Of Windsor, for their hos
pitality, and TO the choir for their very
acceptable assistance in the religious ex-
ercises Of this body.
Minutes read and approved
Adjourned to meet in Hydeyille Ola tks
| first Wednesday in October, 1870, st 10
a. m.
Remarks were made by the Moderate,
and several other brethren.
A half hour was spent in devotional
exercises, the Moderator pronounced ths
| benediction, and thus was closed most
interesting and profitable session.
| H.L.G.
| RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Michae Grow
ley, aged IL years, was run over bys
freight train, on main track, some twenty
rods south of Humphreys switch, near
Sutherland Falls, at 1870 yesterds!
Both legs were cut of, and be died BE-
fore medical assistance could be procure:.
We we're unable to learn the particulars
as to how he came TO get beneath the cars
RUEAwAY.-As Geo. Warren, clerk IL
Il Mr.. Blaisdel's store on Main street, vEs
coming down West, with Mr.. BIS horss
and buggy, he saw g runaway horse fol
lowing and endeavored 70 get ont Of ths
wy bnt failed, and was knocked out Of