Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGESCE.


been adtei 70 the bfptst church IN ID erhed,
y. IT,, thirty four b. 1aptism.-The Nsticn nsl
Theological Institute and University (Bsptist) a.
Washington, has seven schools in operation, in
which 800 adult colorei pupils are receiving in
structon.- The Baptists Of Great Britisu and
ireland report q membership Of lo3,oll--
| The B1pti,, Herqii says that. there nearly
hge hundred men in the State Of Texas known
As baptisi preachers, and about three hundred
am my churches -Rev. Charles II. Malc0m,
pastor OF the Second Baptist church Newport,
n. l. mas been elected TO the professJrship Of
history IN Bates College, LeNiston. Me.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev F. W. Olmstead leaves East Dorset, ami
accepts an Invitation to preach at Townsend
= he'- Is r Fay Of Hartford Vt, has accept
ed an invitation 10 supply for one year, the pull
Q.' ol me Nongrt- atluual church Of New lps-
wich, H-The Congregational church #
East Berkshire, VI celebrated H., itierh ami
verstry this wees, Rev J Comiugs delivered
the historical address Other aliresses were
given BY Rcgs b VIII Of Fairfield. ami G. f.
Wright Of Bakersfield Rev. + Il Byiugtou
Is invited TO the ptstor4te Of the church In Fra
nlnghail. Mass.-Nr. S. G. Chase # Auio-
yer theological Seminary, has been invited 10
preach ST Dlmmtf>tou --Ry Pi1v Fi.z-
ruari. ia Of W.iIams,.Nu, " Vt, has been
installed pastor Il The Congregational thur.l
At Westh4mpron, Mass Rev. L Hooker.
formerly of tairhlveu. enters gpYl bis uas pas
torate ~ N.dIetlry, September ls,-rae
Congregational Stale Conference held st Ysr-
mouth, Me. voted 20 r..ize $500. fora citss.c.l
school 20 tt CouEre-arioa-. youth for College.
The l.0.h anniversary OF The C0ug-egt-
tloual church IN Re.IiHe. Mass. was celebrated
last week
FrroorAL
Work has been resumed. afrer ten months
suspension, on the Episcopal church in Ches er.
PROT Niles bishop elect Of New Hampshire,
has sigudei his acceptance Of the ot6ce Of
bishop, aEi vii, 5e cousecr.tei 10 the month Of
August At the late Convention o. Vermont
the missionary work Of the diocese was reorzau-
eel. making Burlington. Rutland ami Be.l0ss
ta.ls the th ee ceuters, o.. three separate c7uvo-
cations and there were appointed three clergy
men as deans, respectively the Rev. DR. suett
Rev. llr. Fairbanks aud Re-. Dr. D5ugass.-
The past year, the bishop 70. frtslurg confirmed
7du candidates Bishop Hguiiu cton. Of Central
New York. 1905 and Bishop M,Iivaln. of
Ohio, 300 -Clnneetcut has furnished 80
bishops 20 the Episcopal church, Of whom about
halt have come from Iart.lrI-lt is an
nouucel that lir. 4. G. T.. Dodge, Of New YORK.
has presented ll1 900 Co the theological Semi
nary Of the Episcopal church in Alezanir.s.
Va Bishop Whirple o. Minnesota. has re-
c,iyel valuable aid for his school for girls from
English trieuis, one gentleman having given
him S-n.Onl for the endov meut Of one profess
sorship. Tie University Of Oxford also gave
him valuable grant ct books for the library,
and an American lady gave = ID, 900 Cor the cree
tiou oi q cAape, Tor the schools Of the Seabury
mission.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
Yf~ Il n War-.s a r4.4-+ ..-.. ir,ats of the