Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-12
NUMBER THIRTY-SEVEN.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST.
Barre Baptist Association has II churche.
within its limits.
The Baptist church in Fairhayen, Rev P.
Franklin Jones, pastor, was reorganized by the
Vermont and Salisbury Association on Feb.
II, 1868.
Rev. y. P. Foster Of Montpelier, has accepted
a call to the First Baptist church at New Lon
don, Conn.
Rev. Mr.. Butler, recently of Berlin, y Y,
has accepted q call from the Baptist church at
Factory Point and entered upon his labors
The Baptists Of Massachusetts, held minis
ters' institute. opening Feb. 10th, in Worcester,
attended by l25 ministers.
The Board of the American Baptist Publica-
ton Society are arranging to hold grand Na-
tional Sunday School Convention, next May, in
Cincinnati
Mr.. Spurgeons College " has accomplished
much for the Church since It's e. ablishment, few
years ago; 2S5 students have been received for
training; rs students have gone from the Col
lege to settle in the ministry; 43 new churches
have been formed by the agency Of the College;
% new chape, have been erected as the result
Of the agency.
CONGREGATIONAL
Rev Geo B. Spsldng Of Hartford, tt, for
me.ly pastor Of the Congregational church in
Vergenues, has accepted a call from the Church
and Society in Rutland, over which Rev. Mr.
Seaycr WIS settled.
Rey. J. Bradshaw has been supplying the
pulpit Of the Corg-eg tional Church in this vii
lage for few months past, has accepted an III
viuton TO supply thc Church At SHanton.
Rey T. T. Cook Of lic.udcrosi, Is engaged to
preach ia Ndiiebury for few weeks.
The First Congregational Church Of St Albaus.
completed years ago, but never delicltel viii be-
dedicated on sunday evening, March -th
EPISCOPAL
Rev A. Eaileigh Of sheldon, has received a
call 20 81 Luke's church, Germantown. Pa
4 promising Episcopal mission has been be-
gun "a. White Risc- Junction, BY Rev. J. Hough-
ton of Hanover. Ha Is assisted By two students
from Dartmouth
The consent of the standing committees Of q
majority of the iioce-es has been obtained for
tis cau-s .uoa o- Rev. Dr. Huntington to the
T.. --arlte ot Central New York, and also the
-r.,...-..u .f Bishop Lay Of the South West to
ta, -.-yt Elstoa
The Bishops ot Vermont. al-tnu-n. Tennessee,
ana Louisiana have recently auia.l.sti for Use
iu tLeir uio,c-a. Hlaas .4foirlf a4i -u,trr4.
Uith- -SS ehartes .a LluI1u, EGchari-tic
yastmeut> s-e WORN it only n, and incense used
a-N
Bishop Potter of New York has issued Pas
ro-a' Letter, calling special at,erti u 90 the ur-
gent needs OBJ. Episcopal .reigu Missions. Last
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India, oa- Of The S.cretri.- OF ,,,s American
ant Foreign 'lr.-'ir1 Union
An ef.rt F. mixing hu- .h,priiy) without
much -l.-s--. ta revive IN the Methodist
cl1r.le-. the pr4-Jf-. s. three sermons ou the
sabbath dag.
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