The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-17

Of the Vermont Domestic Missionary So.
ciety. Report and Addresses.
10 a. III. Ladies' Missionary Meeting
10 the Lecture Room.
$50 ?. III. Sacrament of the Lords
Supper.
$50 p. M. Essay. The Proper Ratio
OF Ethical to Doctiinal Preaching. Rev.
G. w. Thompson.
7.30 p. IN. Anniversary Of the Yer.
mont Education Society. Report and
Addresses
TnuEsDAY.-l0 a. IN. Reports from
Corresponding bodies. Report of Com.
mittee on the proposed Susteutation Fund.
Rev. II. r. Fuller, Chairman.
230 p. m. Anniversary of the Sunday
School Society. Report by W. S. Haz
en-, and Addresses.
CENSORSHIP CoNDEMNED.-A sermon
by Prof. Brainerd on this subject, deliv-
cred June l5;h, in the Congregational
Church 10 this village, was replete with
sound instruction. and Christian advice.
For the benefit Of those who set them .
selves up as judges over the acts Of 9th.
crs, constituting themselves dictators and
divosting themselves OF Christian charity,
it ought to be repeated iu every pulpit in
the State, This sentiment was laid down
and ably defended, viz A class of acts
which in their very nature are not sinful,
but Indifferent in their moral character,
and never wrong unless by their connec.
tons and surrounding should not be sub
jected to uncharitable judgment and con.
demnatioD, but left to the spiritual and
enlightened conscience Of him committing
the acts. To his W Master be standcth
or falletb. and to him belongs the right
and liberty of dong what his judgment
and conscience approves. The readiness
with which men are wont TO judge others
was strongly condemned. The great lack
Of Christian charity so prevalent in the
heart, aud minds Of thousands Of Chrisf's
disciples was deplorcd and lamented. 1t
is to he hoped that this sermon will do
much goodwill inspire and induce to
acts ot charity, and promote individual
christian liberty, ard do away with so
much ccu.oriousncss, dictatorship and Sc.
verify Of Judgment 1t was timely and
quite appropriate to our community. Let
1t be reneare'l. say we, in scores Of pull
pits. The ofener the better. CON.
Addison County.
john Norton Of Nergcnnes, was
thrown from his horse last week and in.
Jured,
NEw HAVEN MARKET.--On Tuesday
last ll,lS5 lbs. Of butter were shipped
from this station and 2600 lbs. of cheese.
Prices in market same as last week.
Mr. C. NJ Robbins of Hancock
>hcarcd 26 IA pounds Of wool, one years
growth, from a five year old sheep, the
other day, and he ought to be satisfied
with the product.
We regret to learn that the promis-
ing young horse lately purchased of
Mcssrs Solace & Huntly by Col. Phyfe
Of New York, for $4,000 took cold on
bis way down to New York and died soon
after hia arrival there.
Mr., G, j. Foster Of Ripton who re.
ccived Il personal notice from our CORES.
%ponjent, Il week or two since, says the
statement IS false. We are glad 10 learn
the Fact aud cheerfully give place to his
statement in correction.
Ia our notice Of the sale Of colts by
Nr. Belongs young Ethan last week
the printer made us say Mr. King was
offered five hundred dollars for the two
year old stallion he had purchased of Mr.
Patterson Of Westport, N. Y, the sun
should have been eipht hundred dollars.
BEUIN on THE RAMpAoE.-C. NJ. Rob.
bins Of Haucock, says the bears in his sec
ton have recently Toasted upon nine o
his best sheep
BY placing steel traps in his pasture,
he has been fortunate in catching two O.
the thieves.
Tho annual meeting of tho Addison
County Good Templar's Union, will be
held in Cornwall on Friday, June Goth
An address will be given in the e%venin,
by Rev. j. II. Bond, of North Ferris
burgh, All who may wish to come b,
cars, will please write 20 the Sec. o
Fountain Lodge.
n. \. Frost, Cornwall.
SALIsDURY.-Rev. Mr.. Partridge j
gaining rapidly in favor with the churcl
of which he is in charge, and there bid
fair to DC a reformation in the church,
Andrew Pratt, ION the p%lains,' is com
dieting a very pretty house.-Edson II
Thomas has been very sick with billion
fever. We are pleased to say his recov
cry is expected by the faithful efforts c
DR.. 9. b. Currier, OF Middlebury.-Th
progression Of business in town does nc
Seem to be as brisk as usual this season
WITHIN AN NcH OF DEArH.-Charle
DcLone, sou Of Henry DeLong ESQ. {
Shorcham, while out hunting last wee
in passing through a fence dragged HI
sun after him, The gun was accidental
~ discharged and its whole content
grazsd his head aud face. He was lei
rib Y stunned aud .lilhtlv wounded.
He caIno near being killed a few day
before by a horse which ran away wit
him throwing him from tho buggy whic
was completely destroyed.
ORDINATIoN AT WEST CoRNwALL.-A
Ecclesiastical Council met with the Ba,
list church at West Cornwall, June Iii
to consider tho propriety of ordaipiu
Rev. A. W. Eastman as pastor of tn.
church, and organized by the choice
Rev. 7 II. Archibald of Bristol, mode
aior AID Rev. |. p. Lellogg, clerk. A
ter an examination of the candidate
reference TO his christian experience, ca
to the ministry and views Of Christai
! doctrine, the council voted unanimousI
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