Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

Mack or not, and took the 'towl train
back and found him all right as regards
death, but very sick from the dip had
given him.
The company gave me this watch when
they heard Of it.
/ Religious Intelligence.
i BAPTIST.
Rochester Seminary has sixty-six
students.
/ Rev. Thomas Wrinkle, who recently
died at Groton, VT, was convert from
Romanism.
Tho First Church, Brooklyn, raised
$4,000 on one evening towards debt.
During eight months Of the year the
Boston Bethel Circle, benevolent or.
ganization of ladies belonging to different
Baptist churches of the city, make month.
ly visits to those churches in turn, receiv.
ing hospitable entertainment therefrom
and much substantial aid in promotion Of
their objects.
| CONGREGATIONAL.
/ Rev. George B. Talman, formerly Of
this State, is supplying the First Church,
at Bethel, Maine.
Rev. @. S. Robinson, d. D., a native
of Bennington, has an offer of a salary Of
$4,000 per year to become pastor of the
51st Church, New York.
The beautiful new church at Enos.
burgh is nearly completed.
There is special religious interest in
Tunbridge and in East Sheldon.
The ohn-oh- at Westminster West has
been greatly improved by coat of paint
The church in New Haven have voted
a call to Rev. Frank Scaley of Richford
Springs, N. Y,
The Sabbath school at Westford re-
allied 800 for their library from an oys.
ter supper eaten Nov. 10.
Rev N. Richardson of Rockport,
Mass, has received a unanimous call to
the Congregation church OF STAFFORD to
become their pastor, and will supply them
for the present.
Rev. Benz. p. Stone, ID. D., of Con-
cord, N. H., native of Reading, in this
State, was found dead in his bed on the
Goth ult. His property goes to Middle
bury College.
EPISCOPAL.
Bishop Bissell makes his annual visit
alton at..St. Paurs church, Vergennes, on
Sunday.
Bishop Bissell visited the parishes of
Hydeville and Fairhaven the past week
Bishop Potter of New York has at
last taken stand against Ritualism, by
forbidding Father Bradley of the st.
Sacramento Mission to celebrate a solitary
Communion.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
1t is surely a very Christian custom in
the Bostoni Y NJ. @. Union to give a
Thanksgiving dinner at its rooms to those
members who have no homes, or are IN
able to reach them on that festal day.
The bill of fare provided last Thursday
was tempting one, and among the COM
pany who gathered around the table were
representatives of nearly all the New
England States, New York, Pennsylvania
Canada, New Brunswick, England and
Ireland.
Rev. @. G. Ames of Cslifornis has
wife who is a help.meet indeed, taking
her husbands place in his pulpit in case
of his sickness or absence. On recent
Sabbath she SCOT up in the morning, pre-
pared breakfast, washed and dressed her
baby, dressed her little daughter for Sab
bath school, put baby to sleep, and sat
down and reviewed her sermon before
time to take the cars for church, when,
consigning baby to the loving care of his
grandmother, she went to church, and
preached, to the entire satisfaction of
large and critical audience
METHODIST.
The WEIGH clergymen are holding a
love feast in New York. They call it the
Dywgywdgn Dyrdggwylge.
Jubilee services have been held at the
Methodist Church in Cambridge, N. Y,
the last four days, Rev. Sanford Wash
burn, the presiding elder of the district,
officiating.
Rev. j. M. King, pastor of the North
Second Street, Troy, n. Y, has returned
from Europe with much improved health.
-Revivals are progressing in Jay and
Edinburgh, N. Y. In the latter place
over one hundred have been converted.
The Methodist of New York says
Rev. B. M. Hall, pastor of the church at
Rutland, has been in the deeper waters of
afaiction by the loss of his daughter. She
was his housekeeper and the pleasant
light of his home since the death of his
wife few years since; and now that
star has gone out-"melted away into the |
light of heaven"
Rev. A. A. Farr supplies the vacancy
in the Vail-avenue Church, Troy, made
by the necessary absence of it's appointed
pastor, Mr.. Thicker. Rumors affecting
his moral character called him away, and
he has not returned. We learn that his
Presiding Elder went to Virginia to see
him, but his whereabouts was mystery.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Archbishops and Bishops
throughout the country will prepare a
protest against the military occupation of
Rome by the King of Italy.
-Archbishop Spalding had public re.
ception in Washington, Thanksgiving
Day, grand procession and public exer-
'ises at st. Matthew's Church being the
chief features of the occasion, Resolu.
lions expressing sympathy for the Pope,
and denouncing the tide which has swept