Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Of Ju1e, H.
Coy,sEG.TI0SAL.
l.r G. W. B,5j.ain, student from
New Haven. Conn. hss been engaged to
preach 90 the Congregational society ST water
vile she coming scss0n.-The Caledonia Con-
ference has voted to senl the ministers o5mpris-
ing it to itt5r b turHs IN was,e places in Gale
donna AMI Es,5z counties.
EPISCOPAL.
4 nes parish e to be organized Ct Albany,
NY. IN connection with the new St Agnes
School The beautiful little church titgs;ei =
ftv stsqs vs., Of the railroad 81 the Georgia
station was c0usccratei OF Thurslly, june 20.
Tae Bshou preached sal administered ,he Holy
Communion, assisted ia The Communion service
By the Rev DIS gthcy sid SWEET. and in tine
administration by the Rector, the Rev. F. "
Smith. Five others Of the clergy were preseu;
aui took Isrt IN the service The church il
called Emmanuel Church, AID will seat shout
one lualrel and dfty people has cost about
Eve thouis1l ioi'ar5 which hAs been rsis5i al
mot sh1ly by the Efforts Of one Christian lSly.
The chsucel is lighted hy f0ur-ighted lancet
window. which Il memorial Of the Rev. John
Augustus Hicks, D. D-Nissions within the
limits OF Burlington C0nT0catOn are now sus-
ttiuel AZ Georgia, Wilton, Swsnton, EuoshGrsh
Falls, Sheiturn and Nin0lski, sui services are
he1 every other sunday 81 cambridge and
JeIica0--iae parishes Of Swauton snt High
gate g.. made vacant, by the acce3 anc9 by
Rev J. B. PitmAn Of the rectorship Of the par
ish at Malone. diocese Of Albany.--Ihe yes
Try Of St JONES church, Woodstock, have en-
Csgei Rev. Mr. Hughes, who oihciated last SAB
bath, i9r the ensuing three months, during
which zine le has 2 vacation from his Mission
airy wura "a lllino.s-At Randolph the new
rector, Rev. c. l. Chspin, has lstely baptized
eighteen C4aiilstes, Sul more expected soon.
M0si Of these were of Went Randolph. The
Buhops WIT Soon followed, when twelve were
confirmed in st Johns Church. West Randolph.
This parish IL showing uumistskable sgns Of
renewed life and yigor, as well IS rs sister par
ISL 81 Bethel, which is under the care Of the Rev.
NJ. +. Sdckney, lately Of Boston.
METHODIST
The statistics Of the Australian Methodist Con-
ference for ISL chow that in Australia, Tas-
nsnls, sad New Lss'anl it had charge OF
membership Of 21,js5, IN its mission field
membership Of 53,C64 ami Of Sunday school
scholars = ,o5o--Rey B. K Pierce hSs been
elected Editor Of lions Her1li, and has s,-
csptel the position lie is well qualified for be
position. and will improve the Herlfl--The
Ratlsui church il TO be enlarged and improved.
UNIVEBsAIIsT
The 25i Of June vas observed n many places
as Rose sunday" or "Chiliren's Sunday
At Ludlow, June 18th, eight adults were
received TO membership. thus making III accos-
sion Ct twenty eight members within three
month"; Tie Sunday school has increased four
fold, under charge Of Rev Mr. H0Fsrs: the
congregations are large and increasing, sad the
change from Two sermons during the day 10 one,
followed By the chiliren's service is great i'm
p-0yemeuI.-T Vermont Stste Convention
Il looking out for place to meet Waterloo,
2 T., not being available, IS expec,ed-A
correspondent @: the Cuircrsdiis' writes from
Richmond, Vt: The cause Of Unive7tslsm
il this place has revived. The lesyen has been
a. WORK siace the meeting Of the Champaign "A
socisti0u here last June, though the good seed
WAS slwn years ago by the efficient lstlrs sn@
exemplary life @. Rev. ThomSs BsoVniug, who
still resides here, now in bis eighty-sizth yesr.
rch in faith, aai able to attend church, and
rejoice with the people in the hope Of the glory
yiysl Of the meetings, and his venerable pgesence
If 8 beneiiction to AL Services sre TO be main
tSiled enc half Of the time ior the year, sni It
Is hoped that before the year closes the " Od
Round House." built neArlT sixty years ago,
and uoa : riddle to strangers, will be remoi-
ellel, o. give place TO new and more Convenient
church.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
new German Catholic church WAS Dedicated
in New York city last week Ii is on West
30th street, and is Of the pures; style Of French
Gothic Of the thirteenth century. The dimen-
tions Of tie church are 1872 fee, long by g. feet
wide height Of nave is 81 feat sities, 80 feet
The froat part and vestibues 6re still uufnish-
el, bat sufficient has been constructed Of the
front sad Of its noble tower. which is ne wide At
that cf Trinity church. to give AL iies Of what
It will he. When completed the church will
cost nigh thirty Thousand dolisrf. Archbishop
cCioskey, Of New York McQgsie, Of Rochef-
ter Persico, Bishop Of Ssvsuush-ctllcisjci at
the ieicstion.--Tae Catholics Of New Jersey
laid the corner stone OF new church ia Mount
Holly June 2Si, Bishop Bayley, Of Newark, F.
officiating sad Vreachiug.-Bt Rev. Bishop
% Ge.liey Of The Dccete OF WoTcetter, Mass, Is /
TO sail for Rome, July -, TO present .
To the Pope IL person an offering Of .
iA--tl Ftil tLt tANlCues n Ms tDarCt.----
At the Catholic church in Westboro, Mass., the
doors are looked Sundays at the hour for the
service, Snd late comers are compelled TO wait
Outside Forty children received fret Commu-
MON and Confirmation st the hands O. Bishop
DeGceebriAnd in s.. Brilget's church, West
Rutland, on Sunday, June 10Th. The girls, ali
beautifully sr-.yci in white dresses, wells and
wrekths, appeared very lovely. A Ike number
were confirmed in Csstleton on Monday The
Pope has addressed letter 10 Cardinal Anto-
ne!h dsploring the approaching enforcement Of
the law suppressiug converts in Italy So 1 viols-
ton OF international law. He says the constant
on the right Of the Church by the
government Of Italy violste morality and justice
Only regard for the highest interests pre-
yents the head Of the church from leaving Rome
Inc conflict between the Holy See and the ltG-
ian government is inevitable. ard reconciliation
r. impossible the Pope cannot submit to such
ifurps:ious. snd be requests Antornelli to
lroies, against then. to the foreign powers
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.