Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

Rev Nr. Htzcu ---Ihe annual meeting OF the 7
Eortbs-r ve-ao-. sunday School Association .
viii be hcll a. sFs1to-, o-,abe- lst--The /.
American Board o. Commissioners fr Foreign .
Mission hol ls ;.s annual meeting e. New Haven, .
Com on the first Tuesday in October by .
the table. Of statistics relating TO thsol9gical .
senin.sies it Is found tbs; the seven Congre- /
gational semiusdsa have this yelr rs students, /
an advance on last yesr AID on several previous I
yesrl
ErIlc5rAL.
Bishop Bifs,I confirmed thirteen persons On
Wh.tsu1iay, in 81 Stephens Church, Middle /
bury. - The Rev Homer White, tie suceaH-
fal missionary $; Eaosturgh Falls, hss been cor
daily Commended, by Bishop Bissel, to the
pzrisles q the Diocese Of Vermont, for aid in
paying f5r the rev church building at Euos-
burrh FSrr - The number Of uembers Of the T.
Clcrgymen's Mutual Insurance League is at F.
pre,eu; nine hundred end szty-fve. The faui- .
" Of the late, Re-. PhiIander Chase, the last f.
deceased member, viii therefore receive $3.50. /
The teryices on Trinity Sunday, at s.. f.
Luke's church, St Albsns, were especially in F.
teres;iug, sad he forsl decorations ooumemors- i
tive Of the day were very beautiful, consisting /.
,
Oh uheS wrought o-e97 ID '4''o-' 01''i-'
ro,ef, tulips, and other f9wers entTinei with
tie myrtle, which rested On The communion ts-
bic while a large ho4ue., tss;efully arranged, .
rurmounted the baptisusl font, smslsr oLes F.
being placed 10 ether portions Ct the church,
A rs,v church ;s r--r.-z.j of Ni.g.-, r.r, 10
- l5.. 90 III
cos' 3'''''.' '-' is'--y s''--s 7i''o'' iN'
rector, the Rev. u. 4. Johus1o, lately Of Ben
niur.5a. u, with character. lie cenerositr. de-
vote, a rert Of his salary 10 ms oliee.-Niss
Caroline Tslnan Is to e7e,; = chanel for s.
Luke's Home for INDECENT ff rrsles ia New York.
10 be csllei g." the Caurch of the Beloved Disa.-
rla'' Il is in memory Of her deceased ra-antt
The s.sterhooI Of the Church Of the HoI,
Communion. New York. mas opene9 ..sbel.cr
for r,epectable girls " ere $50 inmates have
been accommodated durir the last ten months.
,,,-rr,,.,,,s-
one 81 me most u 4 Ieeuug lAc'lehUf o' inc
Meihodist General difference, was the presen-
'Anon 10 the aisemD ", OF father Doehem' Nho
WE preaching Me. iy-isW "ileu '1e -, INC .1AN
hepuDhe Nas IL ~ NANCY anu NAeh "AsA'ns-
ton, Jefferson ana Ma son were stu 10 De seen
he stood up before me conference anu referred
to the changes lht' have oeslrrei s.nee 'hete
early but STURDY isyt; aaI spoke oil the amos
tinent the hearts Of all we're thrilled with his
unprecedented eloquence, with his tones that
seemed TO reach sl hearts, and many eyes be
came wet as he spoke Of the great fathers Of the
church, with whom he had isboret IN his youth,
but who have gone to that home where he ex-
IL h1r,a ne ehnulA shortly he
average life Of Methodist minieteTs Is 3 per
cent below that Of ministers Of other den0mi-
nations They work too hard.--Bey. James
Pike Of New Hampshire, signs the minority re-
port Of the investigating committee Of the Book
Concern, in which damaging charges are made
against the nagement.-Correspon Of
the newspapers say that there Is not set OF nooer
looking men in the general conference than those
composiug the Troy Conference deiegauou.--
The Methodist Conference has decided to pay the
salaries Of bishope, and the travelling expenses oil
,s,4io ;n.taaJ II from the motifs If the Book
Concern. The annual expense, with iul. bench
OF bishops, VIII be lesriy SIUo'o'V' ne
Methocst Ohurch a. A-eelAiii's' li-e' c'Al'ui
building parsonage TINS season some 'We-so
or fifteen hundred dollars nave been suoaoIloeu'
and the WORK Will soon ne commence /. - ltee
Candidates we're osptized ~ lhe NissiSgu0i ilNer
a. idcnIoFu' ias. ~ ie'' H. n. . d -s-
nell, OF the Methodist ehurcA'--IAe greA'
Ne" loiA S'A,e TH H 'ise''-S - i''4i-' --''''
---..--..-,-e
OnitsI.-ns lu LHs,1-t - -. - ~ ~
warden Sl''"'' u '-eii a., 1'iIt gu ~ 1lo-se'
ne Sn-uN4 .-i'S'.1b - - 30, "a III
toa Of unlSeIe.,-9s' II eIl9n'' IN Io-1
IN Calas goa leenng HouteJ On "ellse ny
June o'h,' anu Ina' u ny " IL ne
SECESSION ID LuIloH' VI :, 'NuS71 a 'l'
Jay, I'm ano I0,n' 80 e ~ 80.
tta.lAiioh OF he'. oAhioFI Sl1l AZ E1s'5I Oi 'l
Uhl'eIsaIis ~ NuuISl IA -
nace On "euuesuAy e'enluE VI -Ae -.es -.
Inc exercises OF Lsyins 'ns OI , "a az
Chufch TO re erecte' ny 'ne m ~ '-'1
PAIiso O. lynn, % AIS, ,ooA 49, "a '-oi.-1J'
May -, at ave T. "a. Inc Sl.endAnet "~s 'e's
large for the grandeur OF the 'emple-ln s.-s
and character oG' ht'ie eho1t oil ca'ls.
ASAkens a. interest ia Tue eA''e comm un"y'
no,,,y c.ruo1Ir.
Confirmation will be administered by the
Bishop Of Burlington in ST. Bridgets church
West Rutland, on the 9th Of June. large
number OF children sre preparing for the event
At 81. Mays Cathedral N tins city, conhr-
mstion wac administered last thursday. Nearly
200 children and many older persons were
present to receive the ordinance Father Tom
Burke. the celebrated Irish Dominican, is lee
turing in Rochester, n. Y
MISCELLANEOUS
Rev II. Buniy pastor Of the Advent church
at Richford hss resigned hs psEtorSte and re-
moved to St Albans-The Chicago Pulpit
SAWS enc thousand persons partook Of the Com
munien II the laird Presbyterian Church,
REV. Mr. Kittredes, )lately. Fit y-six perEons
Joined the church, among whom was q man over
eighty Years Old. Rev Dr. Osgood has said:
." The Puritsns we're too strict in mSny things,
vet they we're a r5dly race. and woe will come 10
the nation when their respect for personal relig-
ion mare than for polnpons ceremonials is forgot
tea-Tbe Prelbgterian Bosrd Of Foreign
Missions ~enor,s last years receipts S455. 900.
avAin,t c35O 900 the preceding wear. debt
renamed a few DAYS before the MAXIM of the
report. when legacy Of 600 was received
= Niirscle, and trsde in relics .rs looking M
in France Dom Iornh,rd. a prior Of the Al
bev az Sencores v,g With difficulty SLOWED TO
,t,v in his grsvs his nreciout remains having
been ,ongbf fl- ralic, nv u, would be tpeculstor7
We besr everv dsv of the GOOD or bad
preacher. But there is such A thing a. good
and had hearing Tn.,ee9 inst in proportiou as
,bere ,re ,,,-e mon be,+ir- thsn nre,chir- ir
there gre,, ,ifrsrsncs in Tho Nv ,bsv Al il =
Tbs ~ 49, ~ 1b;-osa = Csi;f.-ri, ~
raar. - ~ - a-,.a,,-.;-'. ,--.--sss
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