Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-03


Wednesday, June oth Rev Silas F. Desne
of Salisbury, n. H., has accepted call from the
Baptist church Of Nj Holly to the pasiorate
Rev c. A. Thomas, D. D., has been pastor
Of the Baptist church in Brandon, Vt, for some
thlrty-six years. il bsng his first and only pas
torate He was orlairel 10 the ministry in that
ohurch.-The Holy spirit still tarries with the
Second Baptist church, Holyoke. The pastor,
Rev. R. J. Adams, baptized forty-four converts
Inst Sabbath, (22i). He has bsptised seventy
Two since the first Of January.
CONGREGATIONAL.
frof. Parker Of Dartmouth College is supply
pying the Union Congregation at North Thet-
iorI' Nt-Ihe Congregational Sabbath school
IN S1sueton, contributed between May l, 1869,
ana May l, 1870. $50 for the support Of school
Isaonefs ,rI IN the colored schools At the South.
MS schooi numbers some l2j scholars. IL
donated over 500 for the same object last
year.--lhe annual meeting Of the Rutland and
Bennington Conference will be held at Brandon,
June 'th and sth, Commencing Tuesday, AT 10
a. m--Ihe Orange County Conference Of Con-
gregsuonAl churches Siil hold its next annual
meeting at Chelsea. on the 7th and Sth Of June.
-Af. T. wool Of u Mon Theological semin-
ary, y. l.. supplies ,he churcl, at Newburv "
during MS summer vacation -Rev. ] Fitch
breaches at Richmond At a ueetin, If the
Kansas Congregational Association. on tba rarb
the most exciting Discussion was on the Bible in
the public schools. resolution was introduced
to the effect tina; the reading Of the Bible sbor15
not be insisted on where a minority Is cons,isr-
tousiy opposed. The association was aboDt
equslly divided on the subject.
EPISCOPAL.
At diocesan Episcopal convention held last
week IN Boston, proposition was entertained
looAlng toward division Of the Diocese Of Mas
sachusetts.-The Kansas Diocese takes the
lead among the Episc5ps!i4us in recognizing the
ecclesiastical rights Of women At the meeting
Of the Kansas Convention, this month. two Ia,iies
and slx gentlemen were placed on the board Of
examiners Of the diocesan seminary, being the
hrst instance IN the country in which women
nave been elected 10 a diocesan ofice-The
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Ohio, has been com
ptllei TO give up his appointments on account Of
l-health, ami j. TO sail for Europe on the 4th Of
Juue.-Ihe seventeen annual convention Of
the Episcopal church Of New Hampshire. cou.-
menced is session IN Dover on the 18th Pro-
iessor W. ". Niles, Professor Of Languages
AMI Literature Of Trinity College, Hartford,
Conn, was unanimously elected
METHODIST.
Arrangements have been made to hold con-
yeution Of the AethOdsts Of Vermont. in Mont
lelier, July 9Th and 7th.-The Southern
Methodist church Is rapiIly losing its colored
members ,i,,;,,s, g5 -. cViIlJu
hoe rris.i,,, r,..,.l.-- iJ i'Ae-I
fsrences rbqf have i1s. - 4 .'ie IN
[ an. % sac i,irs-ar, - 20 , ,4ei- Inere
All --1 ,,5 r,e--r.-- ~ -, pa
ference of tho Vs,bai,.. o., Al OOu.
[ -essi1n 10 Baltimore, committee Was present
! from the Methodist not Ep scopaD Church and
proposed union but the Conference declined to
listen TO the propositions, except on conditions
tthttm lunt 10 a resc'nllng Of the Arrangement
oy "hlch the Methodist Church WAS constituted
~ unlon oi Methodist Protestant, Wesleyan
am ree Methodist churches.
Rou,S CATHOLIC.
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AlsthLLANEoJs.
There are in New York city 30 Protestant
churches, with a membership Of =. 900. There
are also 40 Protestant missions, With Sabbath
schools, etc.-Mr- J. c. Baldwin OF Madison
avenue Presbyterian church, in New FORK, gave
~1f4,ulo TO various bene7 70leut objects during
the last Il years Of bis life ami by his will
gives 1000 TO various benevolent societies
snd makes Williams, Nab ash, Mi1tlebury and
hamilton colleges, residuary legatees The
Methodists have a Metropolitan church in Wash
I lngtou that has cost them 500, 900. The Cen
gregstionalists have one equally as large. but
less expensive The Jniversalists are engaged
. 10 raising ~lUl,uUI for centenary church
to have similar projects in hand ,1d the ~
tarians propose 10 raise S5J 600 5,ts,ia - tbs
7 city for a similar euts-rrise
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