Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-07
RELIGIOUS INrzLllCEsCE.


The fslUllsr clurcl DID aFel.-eH-
preaching Of the Rev. Mr.. DE WIZ as- N--.
and April has received ty baptism - al i-..-.
members Among those uniting axe eleven
heads Of families. Gen. George T. DAVIS IS o..
Of the most exemplary AMI valuable members D
this chu-ch.-lhe Dsuylle Association ha'
frs sizt7-irs, anniversary wltl The Baptist 1lu--
in Newport. Vt, June -lst ana --l- The open
ing sermon was by Rev. G.. EeEha- Al -l--s-
vas delivered hT Revr y. CJr, missionary 60 Chr
French IN Sew ElE.8L4, upon the w-rs no Of
icue Mission Society. The evening services
were devoted to the ordination Of Rev. a. j. N--
cox as pastor Ct the church iu Newport
CONGREGATIONAL
At the general convention Of Vermont B..
Spriulali. June 30, Rev. A.Iaca Walker. De D..
Of Wallugtori who preached the opening sy--
mon vas chosen Moderator, and Rev. l
Houch-Ou, Scribe. The Secretary reported OLE
members u the churches 90 be- 500 il rl--
Der ua- gain. la3. Ssb5all s--c.i se 4-..
-l,5QJ, gain, 4jJ. Tae report Y ,le laaas-.
Missionary Society shovel ,he total re..l,s b.
the year, $4,000. The 30 two sl-l1I sy5-.-
was discussed. Some discussion t.CE H-is- a
regsrl % the ezpelieucy Of appointing -e.. GAGS
TO the proposed National Council, the r1s--. .
which vas the election 5f delegates with che sI-
plicit understanding that no ecc.ssiSs--l' .--
th0rity is TO be REGARDED as attaching t Gle
Council--Rev. John Whitman Of S. i-laus-.a1.
Mass, has received call from the C-u--.-i-
ti0n4l church az Lynl0n.-Bev. e. C.. L.r,s-
and wife acknowledge the giiJ Of hll-----
csrpet from the lalies Of the church n dtr-l
William Reiield Stocking. was c-.1.-a.
missionary 70 Persis, Monday, So Ne-1..
Mass. Prof. John L. Isy Tor, Of Aui5ysr '.s
gical seminary, preached ;hs sermon No. p
8
Eastern AID Western Turkey, also Rock para 10
Jbe exercises. Nr. Stocking is s5a 6 . l---
san minister now deceased
rPIsCorAL.
B,saop BisselIs app1.u,us1s l- f-
are a. follows July I, g. ID t
church, Ea5sburgd, ?. I'd, s. N4i;l IS.
Enosbursh Falls; .. a. m., G-s-s c-lr..
sheldon, ?. H., kce HIS -
church, Fairfield ., Christ church. ts-.'t-
@, S. Luke's, s.. Adams .. Holy Trinity
SEanton $, Trinity church, Milton '- g.
n-, ZION church, Manchester. p. 20. Sc al.
Manchester H., St. James A-I--
St. Peters, Bennington 10, Wa-a-.-l
Inmou'h p, s.. PAuls, Wells t ~
Trinity church, Rutland, p. M, "es- --.-
Bishop Doa1e, Of the Diocssc -t 4a---
making hrs suuuel visitation 90 The ---
Essex and Clinton counties. ls vaT ,
Henry and Essex July 1st, Wls.1ro
EizsbethtoEn The 4th. EeassvIls -la -l ST.
Plartsourgh the 9th, when the Diocesan ts-
Of Missions will meet-A Western
ponieut Of the Church Journal, ls---- --
Cheney case, declares thai Sc this Who'll .''
saturated with sectariau subiect.y-,y.
METHODIST
The Methodist church in George .-.---
lag thorough repairs, sid the c0ug7a- -t't
been invited 90 worship in the mel- "i1
the Congrcgaii0na'ists Rev. D. o.. -..-
Of L1weyiile, n. Y, has been gael H's-.-
the Methods, church in S. ll-s
and has slresly catered upon ls -l-@
The Wesleyan Metholists o. El-'lli '
dedicated a chapel in Rome, standing ~..l1i
few rods Of the Pantheon.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholics Of Fairfield hell very s1
ful Par last week from which they
about = thousand dollars for finishing ,l-- o.
church there--The Catholic strsE1err-
val II Academy Hall, s.. Al5a1s, res-1.
--Bish9p O'Riely, Of Springfield. is- '
ST. Bridget's Catholic church a. Amhe-s- ii''.
on sunday week. The deticztorY ssfru- % 81
Rev. Mr.. Hendricken, Of Waterbury, C.--, 81
part VS. taken in the exercises by 8ss 3.
Mcgee Of Northampton, Rev Nir. iisss-
Holyoke, and Rev. Mr.. Coyue OF N5-ill-,.--
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. \. ". Sibey WAS settled SIS ufs
the Advent church a. Rutland, stlii r7' ae-
and resig1ei.-Nrs. Beechcr I.'-T'
Hartford, made her first appearance b. 'ec
pit as a Sunday preacher Al South Ai11l,s-
Conn, last Sabbath.-One hunlrsl illl-i-
dollars have been raised for a Young N'H
Christian Association Building in Biul
one-half the sum needed. A CORES p 's.-
says 60 Our pastors are taking, this 7e4-
early vacation. Europe, the Aiir0ni4-.s'
White Hills and the New Enslanl tst. arc .
favorite resorts. No church, thar taaas A-i
thing Of itself. keeps pastor st work -'''' '-'
first Sunday in July"