Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST.

the Baptist Missionary Association. Resolutions
were adopted favoriHg the establishment Of an
educational institution Of high order in the state;
commending the church enterprise in Vergennes
to the favor and hberahty Of Baptists throughout
the State, and other resolutions relating 10 the
cause IN general The Association is TO hold its
next anniversary in MJnktJu. The Vermont
Baptist State Convention met in Vergenues. June
list. Rev. VI. q Smith, State missionary agent.
male statement respecting his visit and lsbors
a' hchiord aud t. AlD4Is He will continue to
''oor Al the latter place, under the direction II
comm ttee Of the Board. resolution was
aioP'e' heartily "a ctioning the efforts Of the
Suurcu IN 'ergenues % secure the erection Of
mouse OF worship, and an advisory committee
S1nSs'ing 60 OF Z A Fuller, T. H. Archibald ard
". fa!mer w1s appointed to aid them in the
enterprise --Rev. Il. R Traver breaches at
Nor'h bennington. The Oldest Baptist church
IN oootian1 noW existing, was formed in 1850
oy or m Sinclair Of Duube,th The Exc
cutive Committee Of the Missionary Union have
ttken measures 10 establish Baptist Mission iu
Spain.
CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. P. 3. Fisk, has resigned the pestorsbin
Of the Cong. Church 10 Peachm Mr. Fisk ba,
call 10 LyndOnvil.c -Rey. Mr. MARKS Of Ysl.
Theological Seminary, is supplying the Congre-
/ gatiOual Church, in BRISTOL " .neteen per
sons we're admitted 10 membership IN the Con
gregttional church Sunday last, ia Rltland.-
he report OF the Secretary at the Congreza-
| tonal Safe Convention contains many interest
ing facts The whole uumber gathered INTO
the Vermont Congregational churches tn : year IS
l,22i OF these there have been by profession
1sJ, by letter 45j Every Conference reports =
net gain exc. .pt Essex, which has lost 9, La-
noble, IN which the additions Just balance tue
.rr.Ia a q
net gain in the whole State j. AL and whole nun
Der Of members Is IS, 732 Ihe number Of adults
bapti-el is fj6 infants. 80 The benevo-
/ lent contributions toot up S42.J74 -. The
/ number OF families connected with the Conzrs-
/ yafious IS II .252. From lc6j 20 1870 the
number Of pastors dismissed ha- been equal 70
the number received, and there are nov 20
/ Within five years lU5J members have been re-
I ceivei. The increase IN the number at-eI D.
ilg the Sabbath schools Ia the last ige years has
been - per cent, and their increase il henevo-
lent Contributions Is per cent The First
/ Congregational clurch of hicag1 has rented al
/ most every one Of the aGi peEs in It's new church
which seats $40 persons. The rentals are over
| $4,000 The Ohio Congregational Confer
ence met last week in Oaerin. They dsousse
Beecher's orthodoxy and tnai Of the Cbri4.iir
/ Uaio1.
EPISCOPAL.
Bishop BissclI confirm ei recently at Vergennes
To- Hu'snd :, " De'.'~' ais D. at E>s'
A' - = I'1904 Su o., a.
. eightieth annual Convention Of the Diocese Of
I Rhode Island, was held ia Providence Tuesday
June li--The tseuty fourth annual Conven-
ti0n 0f the Diocese Of " lscYusiu, met 10 Milwau-
kee. Tuesday. June y. 4 memorial service was
acid on the evening Of the second lay, when
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liberal CHRISTIAN.
Rev J T Plssrs. .r.r Of the I-rfva-,,li.t
church in Wood.t.c,. has ,,-r.rr.J a d. c,iI ~ tbs
Uulver-,ii,t church in Ludlow The Unire--
s4lst society ia Burke has G. urer-ei holding
meeting, in their nea Aou>s.-T.s \. -tbsrB
A-socntlou of Vernon UUIyerstl.-ts met az
re L -''E '1+e 4'-u mere Vas d large
a = eD i1l1s a. d -s' y .i'''es' was ii .n'ies'ei'
w ''.-S''1 I1-il'e' no -iIs D IS Jls' ofeh
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D.7eoNei s'i'v' so-'5' ~ 'e" i'iA' -t'v dufih-
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PER CEN '- "- me e'rN-I-s.'ue OF
re" re" oI'tou A' 4-N' 'id' Dt was l'.i on the
''.- o- -"' 81 wiz F-l'-'s All IS
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