Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12

lows ais , 20 al DiI"r bi a uNfh Needed
organ for five hundred DOLLAR, but ,h.g
lacked the money. Mics Abby SheTa
undertook 10 raise the sum by subsrnI:-
and did it.
Co&oEEGATfo&AL.
There are 81 MALE, Ga faru4I..
500 members Of Congregational ehlf be
in Bennington county.
-The Congregational church ~ Hl-.
wick was organized July %. Iso5
Tho benevolent eontrib4ti.u- 81 O..
ehurche- in Lamoille county. d. l>g-
amounted 10 S7j03&
There are only 2ls scholar s.s1a.,.-
with the churche- in E--ex county.
-There are 1.5fj sabbath > hs.I -lh...
az connected with the Cou-rs-ai.al-
churches ia Washington county.
Tho bapti-n- in the Congrer.ts.
ehurrhe- in Franklin county, b. l-.
were ,2G males, p females -.
There were 81 deaths. - di-rn.--l..
and one exclusion. 81 in the C.rgr--.-
tion4l churches in E-sex county. 30 l-'l.
There are ~ persons couns.t'3 W..
thu Congregational churches in 'le Et
alton Association. Ie~- Than 20 ys.r- 10
age
There are eight pastors and -rz
acting pastors Of congregational el-r5.-
in Rutland county.
There are $50 III ale. 7G2 fernal
member, If the Congrs liiaual eLur
connected With the Whit Rirar A--oeir
ton.
The number II fsmilie- nonn'rre-
with the Congregational church VA t-.
town Of Windham l. -.
Tic church in Es-i Weather-fi,ll 81
1865. contributed only SD for ben,y.l.as
purTo-e-.
Their are l25 sabbatb s,hoa -'a.-
ar connected with the Cuugr. -4ti.s.s.
chur J. AZ Winoo-M Fall-
The late Rey. Thoma- 4. Mr. ia.
D.. Of Mi8lleiury. Wa The in-prlf- -.
su.Iir.s ,.nia- ia the orsauil.'ir .t '..
N,fHlai.t D0ur-ri- Mi--iouary s-E
l-Js. ais a- -uai h- continued o. %.
,lt- esal. ini--ionary WoTk "a N.ru
f,r yetr-. and. especially 10 thai -.
H. ~s- ssr tAirty--ix year from l,ff
l-5i ons # ~ director. aud far -.'f-
yetr- So -scn'tary.
Tho Congregational .hurrh t
Joha-bury C.n'.r. r.. NJ Faifi'rs-
pastor ha- adopted 'he plan Il ofle -'
mon ur 'h.. sabl.s'h ipr The SUNNI
-s,g,rtI dslesats- were pr.-'ut irH
vermont % TO meeting 81 fhe bar-
NJ Chfi-'ian A--peil'ipu Cense's
a, Portland. Maine. among Vlirh W. 1a.
roe fE. isiu.- 81 .. r. Dough- ! .
Worc--f,r. Jr Geo. W. Dayi-. EeF-.
@. Fl-ka. " y Bacon, l.. G. Ial'1-
aud H. Tuvbury. The next meeting i.-
pointed to Doe held at Indi inaIo..-. .a-.
ans.
FFIsCAPAL.
-Rsv. Roger s Howard. ID, De
SDiuisli iffA lil- AAiNI- AT No.
Mary'- church. Northfeld IL a--1n-
the du,ie. Of President of Narwieh ll+
ver,i'y. al that place, on the lst Of ~
tembrr.
Bishop Bissell has. within r.
weeks. confirmed in Eno-burgh. -eF1
pers n: ST. Albans. sixteen mlkii-
thirty-seven for the year : Eerse1lf'
five making twenty-three for the Ts1
Rutland, eight, Poultney six. aa1
Woodstock, seven.
METHODIST.
There were three hundred minister
with an immense collection Of people
the National Camp Meeting near h0l--
Lake, y. Y.
Rev. w. ID. Malcolm. Of tie - =
Church in St Adams, has sdoP'ea
plan of monthly sermons TO the sAOO'
Schools. The second public service
one Sabbath each month is devoted 10 u
children.
The Methodist Bishops appeal 70 "
churches for an increase of s2O.OoV AO
their ordinary collections for home =
foreign missions This is imPerar''"
needed. as the large surplus Is nov