Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02

y la11GuPs lnsslligssos.
. A[NjArrrsr.
~. Garr. formerly pastor Of
~ th1bh in Chester, has sccep-
prsss Of the Baptist church in
tXAa4[hdAsn Conference VIM hold
~ session at Wilmington
4 Rev. A. v. 1ilton, late Of the Newton
biological Isstitutiou. has accepted .
call 10 become the pastor Of the Baptist
church n EssiA, n. 4 -
c0n1RssAzyoNAL- Ff
Rev. 9. =. Drsv, Pestor o. The church
/ in Cabot rsosntiy tssasEsd his rssisna-
tion to ~ Dssfssy. s0sy SotA - -
socspt il, bat rsissA hir saiasy 70 $1,000
Per asnam % q inAneeosat t9 M 10
| renain.
Mr.. Hssry z Jevstt, a tAslast siaa
at Andovsr Theological Seminary, and
son of the late E. Jsvett of St. Juhnsbury,
10 engaged to preach at Redwood, Cal,
and be = expected to srrive there in Sep
teaber.
| Rev. Nr. Hooker q Nsshua, n. a, il
expected 70 sappiy die palpit Of the
south Church g. Joansbury until the
return Of the Pastor. Hr. Br.ieo~.
There sss ssvsa pastoss; three act
ing passors; nix ministsrs without pastor
al ebarss; hiking toes q ixtesa Con-
grsestiooal ministers, ooansct4d With
| Addison Associatioa n Adaisoa eossty.
Rev. J. b. Bittinger. d. D.. formerly
Professor Of Issslisctuai Philosophy, in
Niddasbary College, has besn elected TO
the Presidency Of Washiagton aad Jefisr.
sn College. Pa
-Thsrs are eleven thousand four hun.
dred aad thirty-nipe families CONNECTED
With the Congregational churches in Ver.
moQt
These ass slightly Congregational pas
torn, ssvssty-sss sstias pastors. ffty-fve
ministers without pastoral charge, aud
eight lieen6sess in Vermoat being in ali
two hundred and six miaisters.
-Ths Ssooed Congregational chnrch,
1t BrookAsA hes CALLED Mr.. VIM. A.
Bushes, of Worcester, Mas, to its pastor.
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Il EfIscoPAL
: Rev DR. Oxenden. the ner Bisbop OF
Montreal, wac oonsecrsted It Westmins.
: ter Abbey ON the LIST inst.
:, Rev. Mr.. Harris will again osficiate
, in Christ church, Montpelier, on Sunday
; next. and will probably become Rector Of
, the Parish.
The practitioners of Christ church
I propose to give Harvest Home Perti-
val, Wedns-day. September Sth, 1863.
a.rmon BY the Rev. J. IL Hopkins, OF
Darlington.
METHODIST.
-Four persons were received into full
membsrship Of the Methodist Church at
East Pittsford, Aug. LIST, J. J. Austin.
Pastor.
1 Rev. A. L. Pratt, Of the Windsor and
Ascutneyville charge. has recently bap-
riaed and received to connection With the
n e. Church eleven persona Five OF
these vere bsptised at Ascutneyville on
the 22pd.
| Montpelier District Preacher Asso.
citation at Pittrfeld, Sept 14th, Spring.
field District Preschers' meeting, Weston
Sept Goth.
"A remarkable instance of Protestant
prayers to dead saints has lately occurred
in Pennsylvania. The Methodist Home
Journal, in it, account Of the proceedings
Of the late National Camp Meeting. says
that at season of great interest the con.
xrsgation sang with fervor . familiar
hymn; while Rev. ]. 8. Inksip, with
both hands raised, "invoked the spirits Of
Wssley, Fletcher, and all the redeemed in
heaven to help them accept the truth in
all its length and breadth
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholics of Lowell, VT, held
their Arst meeting in their new church on
tie 18th. A large number Of Psopl.
were present. Bi.hop De Gossbriand. O
Barlington. assisted BY Rev. Nessrs- Nc
Galley, Jondrsu and Finland, of Little
town, n. H., sdministsrsd oonfrmsti0s
to fifty. Invit.tion having bssn given Il
ell, many Of other religions belief vit
nssssa the csrsnoeies and listened 70 IA.
councils Of the bishop. which vses Of 9
high order, and viii loeg be re@emb-rsd
By tho-e prevent
The Catholics hsd very isteresisg
services in the Town Hall at Barton. on
the 20sh. Bishep De 0osshriand. Of Bur-
iingtoe, vaa pesssas ~ also . couple Of
|. priests. Thy I'D . oseting at East Al
bsny the dsy bssors. We believe there
were several oon6rnatisas of children
and others in bosh Piaoes.
Il The Romsn Catholics of Illinois seem
/. to Be in n much trouble o. the Epi-co-
palians, with their ecclesiastical regimen.
The t~o dioce~es, Alton and Chicaga. are
without bishopa through the death OF
one and the isssnity Of the Other. and
: their Affairs are in the hands of provision
> al administrstors, neither Of whom sp
! pears TO be in full sympathy With the
Irish portion Of bis lock. Consequently,
in sending out pastors TO the churches
the wishes of the Irish majority in the
church are sometimes dhregarded. and
the peop'e refuse to receive tAoss vbo are
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