Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

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From the Daily Free Press Times OF Saturday
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST.
Eighteen persons were admitted to the Baptist
church in East Hariviek on the first Sabbath Of
this month.-The Bartists in North Turn
bridge are about TO build new meeting house.
Fifteen persons recently united with the
Free VIII Baptist church in Newport Center -
The new church built by the Free viii Bap-
lists, Of StarksbOro. WAS Dedicated Wednesday
the 18th inst-Rev. Dr. Baron Stow Of Bos-
ton, died suddenly On Monday morning, Dec
9th He married sister Of the late John P
Skinner. ESQ. Of Windsor, vt.-4 new Bap-
tist church at Lebinon. H., will be dedicated
to-day, the 3ls,-The Baptist church in
Delhi, which was well n gh swept away by the
mutioy Of 1857 iu India, has since been steadily
growing Dg-Rsv Melvin jameson, late pastor
OF the First Baptist church in Alton, III, ami
Rev stephen 9. Rand = recent graduate Of
Rochester, Theological Seminary, were publicly
designated Is missionaries % Burmah. on Sun
lay evening last. in the Or Armjtsge's church.
Chicago.
CONGREGATIONAL
HeV' Ut, 9'fa''"n' ls,or V' 'ne esoy'ef'"n
.-u.'H Al uIeen PIT, ~ - naS ca.
Newbury 10 this state At the recent ceie-
trstion OF the twenty fifth anniversary Of the
First Congregational church Of Detroit, Mich,
President hIJchel Of Niliebury College. Vt.
delivered memorial address Rev. +. ?.
Hooker VIII preach for q few months for the
Congregational church in Fair Htvep.--
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II Kendall, D. D.. the Home Mission secretary
o. the Presbyterian Church, points out three
ciasses Of home mission enterprises requiring
attention. First. the stations on the Pacific
Railroads second, the frontier states and
third, city evanee.izition.---Ih Congrega-
u0nal church IN Albany, are n1T wOrshlppiug
in "a new and beautiful eihre --Presbyteriau
ism has qsadrupled Itself IN Philadelphia since
1881.
EFiscoPALliS.
At the recent visit Of BishoD Bis.sU TO $,
Lule-s church, = Adams. seven persons. all
ladies'. received the rite Of confirmation. The
next clerical coavocatioa Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in this iiacese will be holden at
ln'-7or, jan 4 T. i' ~ pc new u James
cAu'cn' III L-s' .7, eng -7'''HI s,le near Lex
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LIBERAL CHRISTIANS.
The la5ie. of the Wilmington Universali.t
S5.ierv received 500 sr their festival last week
Rev a \. adams. of Fair Haven for the
ms; tx, wears u,-tor of the Liberal Christian
church AZ Csstirlon. ca,s4d his r,iristrations q,
tint rbur.b with .b,. close of last v7sr - Tn,
Fi-s- Vr.i,a-.sr--t church af Sn,i1gf.-I Wird-
Gar County. vas pub.i.,v rec. gn;z-,I by solemn
and i,7.r,rr..iv- ssrvi.es last S9nd,, The rnI
TaF
r.res. the Oldest member beng ef,ftv-eigbt
Years Of noe sni the v5uu-est sesen-eel. .
There are eight places of Unitarian worship in
Boston, where al. the seas are free
METHODIST
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uh-eb Ia. f- s.,.. months hon ,r...i,- rarairs
vg,,. ra-s-.,al f'..fs-r7,4s Fve--lr - srafed
~ the lls.s.-u-errs Methodist Convention. on
IN. tufporirv # Dr. Lauabap thai rbe losses of
tb. Re- Concern. b..t f,r .,lue fine amounted
TO 10000 a v,.r--The offer Of Isaac Rich Of
-1rl Gl1 fir -b- Meth, dist Bo-r,r fbe.ioyi,,I
seminary. it others would raise A. much NOR
Is likely TO be accepted ne deot Of >50,u00
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HoNAN CATHOLIC.
There are rs MINISTRIES in the United
States. here men live under vows Of celibacy
and poverty, and 500 nunneries Of various
rraIrs.-ia Portland the priests allow the
havs TO 20 20 the public schools but send the
girls 10 Catholic schools The priesthood Of
Italv numbers 10000 The altar Of St.
Stephen church. New York, cost SD, ,0O0--
Rev. James K Stone, whose conversion to Rom
anism has been asserted and deniet. was formal
. w received into the Church OF R9ae, Lee 9th
He was At one tlme president Of Nea y1 College
AMI Low Church Epi,couali4n Fen is no
further news Of import. nee from the Council al
Rome. The chance Of decreeiug piual iufalli-
Ni'uELINNH''s-
A Union Christian Convention was held in
Peru. Bennington County, on the 18th inst,
under the direction Of the Young Mems Chris
tiin Association OF that pace--Mr. Moffit
I and wife who have long been in the mission TO
/ the Bechuauas in South Atrica,are nov seventy
four years of sge.--There Is still growing
revival interest in South Bost0n.--Ne lie
T from year TO year in the Pool Of Be,hesia. wait
ing for an anqei TO trouble the waters and all
/ the while Christ 5imssit Is near ami able 20
make us whole--The London N.idu git Mis-
+ sion. for the rescue Of abaudouc! women. caus-
ed A tract 20 he put into the hand Of every fallen
woman f1unl ;n the streets between ten and