Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

but says he must leave the field white
for the harvest.
1t is stated that the Southwestern
Baptist Publication House has failed f.
nancially, having exhausted It's capital,
$4,000, in about two years.
The Baptist Church of Germany re-
ports, as its latest statistics, s. Sunday
schools, with 271 teachers, and 1854
pupils.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The Lamoille (vermout) Conference
reports nine churches; four acting pas
tors; two pastors $50 communicates; in
Sabbath school, 587; average congrega-
ton, 822; contributions, $485; church
property, $17,766.
Rev. Azariah Hyde, formerly Of
Vermont, is now located at Galesburg.
Rev. J. 4. Theme, of the First
Church, Cleveland, is called to Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Among the last of Rev W.D. Loves
services at Milwaukee, was the baptism of
twenty children.
Rev. W. D. Love, on removing his
family to East Saginaw, found his house
well supplied with provisions by his gen.
circus people there.
Rev. DR.. G. C. Parker of Gorbam,
Ne, was released from his pastorste with
advice of an Ecclesiastical council, OF tie
23i ult.
Rev. Charles Aiken, D, d, late OF
Union College has been inaugurated as
Professor of Ethics and Apologetics at
Princeton College.
Rev. DR.. Shedd of New York, has
been elected to the chair of Didactic and
Polemic Theology, in the Seminary at
New Brunswick, vacated by the death of
Dr. Berg.
-Newbury church and society unani-
mou-ly call Rev S. L, Bates of Underhill.
Salary $1,000 and parsonage,
EPISCOPAL.
On Sunday, tho S,h inst, services
with addresses by Bishop and Clergy,
were held in twenty two churches of Bal
'imore and vicinity, in behalf of the So
ciety for the Increase Of the Ministry.
o. Monday, The h, the General
Convention, rnw in sc-=ion in f Emmanuel
Church, B fillmore, uuited in public and
private prayer in behalf of the distressed
city of Chicago: and in the evening. af-
ter an eloquent sermon by the Lord Bish-
oP Of Litcffeld, Eoglard, the contribu-
ton Of over two 'hou-and dollars. was
ordered TO be sent to the Mayar of Cbica-
20. for the relief Of he suffering, regard
less Of race or sect.
The Bishop and Convention rsquerr-
d ,ffrrings TO be made in every parish
Of she Episcopal church in the United
State, in behalf of Chicago; and ap-
poiuted l-t Sunday. (the 15tb,) es the
5ey when they should be made.
Ga Wrdne-dsy, the 18th, addresses
we're ma3e at Baltimore, in behalf of the
Tia liam Church Reform movement, by
Bj-hop C,xe, the Rev. DR.. H4ight Of
New York, and the Rev. VIM. Chauncey
Langdon, Foreign Secretary Of the C,m-
mission, former student at Castleton,
Vermont.
On Thursday, the 12.h, occurred at
Baltimore, the great Missionary Jubilee
meeting Of the church; it being fifty
years since the present missionary society
began.
Daring the session of the General
CoDvenfirn. daily communions were held
in three Of IN Baltimore churches, st.
PAUL., St. Luke's, and Mount Calvary.
The Rev. DR.. W.B.W. Howe was
cusocrsted assistant B shop of South Car
oliut, in Baltimore, last week Sunday. He
va born in Claremont, \ H, where his
father was at one time rector.
The Rev. J. NJ. Peck's sermon on the
Choral Service il now being published by
the Gospel Messenger.
The two Bishops, other dignitaries
and clergy, of the Church of England,
were handsomely received by the Balti-
more Convention, al its opening, and in'
teresting speeches delivered.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
Rev. George S. Guernsoy will preach
at Shrewsbury Oct 22nd, and at C.ven.
dish Oct Goth.
Rev. Kittredge Haven will preach at
Sudbury October 22nd.
The Universalist Society in Barre,
Vermont, will celebrate its seventy-fifth
anniversary on Tuesday, Octoter 9th.
There will be a memorial discourse in the
morning, public dinner at the Town
Hall, followed by speeches, singing, social
entertainment and \ Sunday School con-
f,rsrce meeting in the evening. The
evening meeting will be opened by an sd-
dress by Rev. J. II. Farnsworth of Spring
field. 4 cordial invitation is extended 10
the Universslist ministers throughout the
State.
Rev. W. o. White celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of his installation
as pastor of the Unitarian church in
Keene, n. H, Thursday evening, by
parish uatberipg Tbraa mr. four hundrad