Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-02-10
arouses and startles." ssThis Catholic,
most generous church"

above all in t. English tongue tees,,
her ritual promotes deceney, digrp.
prosperity and permanence; because /.
historic union through the Apostles VII
Christ comforts and satisfies so rns,,
souls; therefore from her own Psaltof
us take the words wherewith to blessl.-
sThey shall prosper that love thee. Pc.
be within thy walls, and plentiousns
| within thy places" So far, the Rev. Y
Beecher of EImira, n. Y.
On Tuesday, 4th January, at
special visitation Bishop Doane, of Il
diocese of Albany, confirmed twena
seven persons, mostly children,
Bethesda church, Saratoga.
Bishop Bissell confirmed in bis
cent visitation, at Bellaws Falls 4, Sp.t
field 5, Chester 5, Ludlow 4, Windsu
Randolph 2, West Randolph 2.
| LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
There will be a social gathering
the dwelling of Rev. Kittredge Ha,
in Shoreham, On the evening of Feb. 6.
Friends are invited to attend.
| Rev. S. G. Hayford is engaged
preach in Williamstown one-half theft
Over 10000 missionary boxes y
issued to January 1st.
The Uniyersalists Denominatic.
School at Clinton, n. Y, is free Il,
debt, and has fund of several thousa
dollars.
| The Uniyersalist church at Marlt.
has been undergoing marked imprg
| ments.
Rev. Mr.. Skinner, pastor Of IL.
church in Hartford, was the recipient
$500 in greenbacks, Monday evening
METHODIST.
I'm the Methodist church at Wo9
stock there is good degree of interest
The Methodists of Essex are holdl
a protracted meeting, in which a numb
of conversions are reported.
"A Vermont Methodist Convent
is to be held the coming season to p
mote the interests of the church in Il
State.
There has been considerable religiq
excitement in Plattsburgh, of late, es3
cially in the Methodist church. L
Sabbath eighteen were received into IL
church by baptism, and one to full COZ
munion. The interest still continuz
and prayer meetings are held every even
ing.
The II. E. Church at Hinesburgh
held an anniversary at their house Of vu
ship on the eve of January goth, whici
was unusually successful and pleasant !,
all interested. The house was crowis3
An opening prayer was offered by Rs7L
D. Burwell of the Baptist church. 4.
address to the Sabbath School chilira
was very happily made by Rev. B. Eaton
presiding elder.
"A successful revival of religion is in
progress in the NJ E. Church, Isle Ii
Motto Over 30 persons have been he
fully converted.
The oyster supper given for the be-
eft of the Rev. A. J. Ingalls, of We!
bride, at the Otter Greek House, la.
Thursday evening, was a great success
numerically, financially, socially. tt
net proceeds, we believe, were about Sl2
AT the last quarterly meeting at s.
Johnsbury Center, four persons were r
ceived into the church.
Five persons were received into Il
M. E. church in Highgate on the 10th.
Some 20 or 80 converts are reports
as the fruits of the revival at East A,
lington.
-Methodism in France reports so mil
listers, 1S4 preaching places, ITO lool
preachers, 2,125 members and 10000 regl
lar preachers.
The Gazette says that work on tbs
foundations of the new Methodist Episce
pal church, at the corner of Main an.
Chandler streets, Worcester, Mass, is pra
crossing rapidly. The architect of t
edihce is Mr.. S. J. f. Thayer of Bosto.
1t will be of brick, with freestone trin
mings, having front of eighty feet G.
Main street, and one hundred and thre
feet on Chandler street. The architectur
will be an adaptation of the Gothic.
SUNNY SIDE.
Rev. J. G.. Lorimer has been ms3
the recipient of 1912 from his parasitic
ers in Derby.
Rev. J. Terrey of East Hardwil
has had his salary raised from $500
81 900.
Rev. G. Jenkins of Morgan has <
benefit to the amount of $105 from
people.
Rev. S. X. B. Perkins of Gloyerh
had a pure donation of STA, beside
barrel of -four.
The pastor of the Freewill BaFa
church in Albany, Vt, received a VS.
recently, when the company left "
him $3.50 in greenbacks.
AT Parish visit at Enosburgh f.
on the afternoon and evening of the 2Is
nearly hundred people were presE
and on the departure of his guests
rector found himself considerably rid
Gin worldly gear" and great deal rias
in the knowledge that he had so n'1
friends.
"A donation for the benefit of Rev
Parker, at the residence of Mr.. Ger
Morgan in East Monkton, melted oneh
dred and twenty dollars.
Rev. c. J. Mott of Huntington
been the recipient of S175.
"A generous donation was given b
E. P. Merrifeld at East Swanton, JT
airy 31st.
Rev. Hoyey of Lowell, January
$50.
D. Nr Eyaps RIoomfald SiO9