Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-23
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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The Addison County Baptist Association holds
ITS annual session at Bristol on the 4th Wednes-
day in June, 1863.
Rev. F. Wiley has removed to Wheelock, bat
VIII continue his pastoral relations with the
Baptist churches at both Sheffield and Vince
lock.
Rev. T. P. Briggs, of Nottingham, Vt, has
ac,epted a call from the Baptist church in
Charlemont, y. H., commencing his labors the
LIST Of May.
Tie Baptist churches in Addison county have
q Widows and Orphans Fund Society, to aid the
widows and children Of the deceased ciergynen
OF that denomination in that county. The fund
now amounts to S797.79.
A prominent and liberal citizen Of Cornwall
last year, besides doing his share Of supporting
the gospel at home, has given 1900 toward
bulll.ng the Baptist church in Nercenues. and
paid the whole salary Of a home missionary 90
labor in the county.
The work of rebuilding the Baptist church
elfce, Whitehall, is completed. IL Is now "a
very handsome and comfortable structure, and
possesses an organ worth $4,000.
Rev. A. J. Frost says in the H-aicauol. TINT
tle B3ptists number over 100000 clmmuui-
cluts. Cut OF loo, 600 Of these as bein. poor
and superannuated. Suppose, them another
100000 have an income Of $50 and give one
tenth, and we have $500, O0o per year. Another
100000 have an income of $50, oae-teutl cd
this yields $1,000 900 per year. Let another
10 81 .,o1 go, ~ a4l M
have an income of s 800. and 100000 one Of
$1,000. The aggregate 1.-THE Of these incomes Is
500 00a 0n0-5 verv much smaller sum than IS
-.-7iI4,ts.l l.y the Blu.ist lhurches
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Rev Mr. Herbert OF ar raven ana i'',,' '-'.
Nudge ol "eyoldse nave le7-N1' ,N-,5
one hundred conversions nave '--uiie- e-.-1l
the min-siratiaH ei me -a''1' III VI '' '-''- ''''
J two weeks
Den. Ahucr Fuller, who liei 81 es+ har,-
ford, last Nov. left by Lis viii, lal TO the Con-
-re-liolal Society at West Hartford, as per-
mlnent fund and 500 TO the Congregational
S .e.v ID Stowe, w., where DE formerly lived.
Ta. r.---e-l-f nal church I'm New Haven r.-
s.itei twenty nine members by profession Of
fill. during the wear en- ling June !. 1868 A
l.--a- ru.f.r than arr 5.i.- .l1r.b in TIL,
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1f -f., 81. .y-,,l,-ts Of t-1...,. s.--,..... -.
.- .,,Is. ,-,,i1tos " - Or, , H.,
Of Yale.
r.v D- Charles 1y,5sr.-.I. ~ c,,,,-,
,,r.-'. S.,, -. f',. - .,.l =. +.
ssfl. recaptei a an 10 the Reformed Dutch
church. grooklvn. He viii s1rr enter -,r..r tho
lr.-.. ~ III new cba~-. INKS .f.-,-b ,-.s
etal.y m.ais.erel to by the Rev. Ir. Betune.
gs..r, rr,o,,uri,, s.-,-.. ..- s.l;l .-vs.
fs. fss, ,,;,e, f., Tho 5--,s,..t.'1 ,l.,',l ~.
Washington. by $. II. Mitchell.
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Io-. maven ID lle -Il'-'ee' is o9ly repre-
S'nl. currents Professors ensaus ei.lo.-
'"' g'-e. Gerry may De exec. i'A-it ia'l.''-
'-l -ao1-i never prep 'niart-e in q council
New Orleans has two coiorel Congregational
churches, anu fpul sunday schools. The Amer
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