Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-07-04


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regard to church di.cipline. and hasa
ceptei a call 10 the chlrch in Luilow-
| 4 council Of churches assembled At =.
| Adams on Wednesday afternoon ~ advi-,
| and assist in the installation of Rev Charles
| Van N0rden of Beverly. Mass p,.tor elect
Of the first church of that village. Rev.
| DR.. Lawrence of Marhlehead. Mass. was
chosen moderator and Rev. \. b. swift OF
| En0Sburgh, scribe. The installation exerci-
| ses took place in the evening, Rev. DR..
Lord Of Montpelier, preaching the sermon,
| Rev. c. b. Cady Of Alburgh, making the
installation prayer and Rev. +. j Ranslow
| Of Swanton, extending the right hand of
| fellowship. The charge to the pastor was
| given by Rev. j L. DanlOrth of Newton
vile, Ms, an intimate friend Of the pastor
who had Travelled extensively with him in
the old world, and who was instrumental
in introducing Mr.. Van Norden 10 st
! Albans--Rev. j. X. Williams is engaged
/ for another year to supply the church at
West Rutland.-Ihe new church of the
| second society at Bennington Is to cost
/ when ready TO be occupied S3j. 600. Hon.
/ W. ;. SOuthw0rth is superintendent Of the
/ Sabbath school, connected with the church.
Rev. Calvin Granger Is engaged to
| supply the pulpit of the church at Fast
/ POultney.
EPISCOPAL.
| II Anne's church M Lowell Mas has
recently npt mn an eIe-,,n+ s,ai,ad. ID.
window. reDresentinr the Dav of pente-
cost - which Is RENTED the 6andsomest
window in New ENGLAND. and cnst SSlO
-Rev DR. Samuel Osgood in his Gnen-
[ i,,- eer,no, in Neyr Have, ON 'rrir;t,, Snr-
/ day. said that he wished To have two facts
/ cle,rl,, rrdarstood- the fist nlaca thai
| III coIp;n,r i1to the Fnisconol church three
wears ag5 was no sBdden conversioo but
/ fEe rineTi,,,, If tho studies and cnnvicfio1s
| of his whole professional life he had NOT
[ turned rouni but only GONE Iittle for
yrord and he had o+ times f,,r nearly t,rent,
wears received the communion in that
church In the second place he wished to
have 1t understood that he had no quarrel
with MS former asSoclateS.- Ancient
/ the heroic clergyman OF Terence bay, n
/ > mas a car 70 Ne" lorS as assistant MIN
lSter OF TRINITY; AT handsome salary ---
Inc CTt"f4H CHi'H states that there are
/ parishes IN hansaS whose entire list OF com
muhlclhls Is composer Oh IadleS' DHt they
/ are refused representation IN the Ohureh
/ GOuncils- Inc matter was Drought up at
/ the recent diocesan convention, where IL
stirred up a Hve-y DEBATE, ending, however,
IN the ueieat oil the champions ol vestry-
| Woman p.---Ie'- m H. Lord mas re-
| signed MS rect9raie oil tne church IN Mii-
uIeoury- ET0t'S VIII De maue TINS
autumn ny the EplSeopallanS OF boston 10
~, 'He e'i'i Vi q c',IIi d, IN tlia1
/ Guy Inc ne" bl'hoP viii pro1aoly give
h4s earnest supp 70 slc1 Al an INCREASING
/ ~ Ieast one uliI.lyh OF Ig.lars VIII De re-
4uIIrefd 20 erec' suTn an euince % On some cen
| -, 10 C,r,-',, ~ p,,ti;c 60,
Bishop Kip of California has held his Office
/ 20 years and the diocese owes him S2I 900
/ His reverence Is not at all anxious about it,
| but as the last payment of $500, made II
| years ago. Is almost gone. he would like
/ few dollars lust for spending money, espe-
| cially as the Fourth Of July Is near at hand
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
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METHODIST
The ErGugclirql S9nfGyS5laH. pub
/ lished in Stuttgart. Germany. expects
| the delerates to the Evangelical All
ance in New York 10 use their Influence
with that b5dv. that the Nethodists be com
pelled either to withdraw from Germany or
| be expelled from the Alliance. The Son
| tqgsJiqffis likely to be disappointed
ROMAN cAruoiIc.
Archbishop McCloskev has had a confer
ence with n number of the LEADING Catho-
lics of New York citv ON the necessity for
religious in connection with secular educa-
tion. and the urgency there was for estab-
fishing day schools in such parishes a.
| might be able 10 sustain them "A new
| Catholic university. giving full classical.
theological. scientific and commercial
courses. Is to be established Immediately
near s.. Joseph. Mo. One hundred and
fifty acres of land have been given for the
/ site. and a delegation Of brsthers from the
famous Notre Dame University in Indiana
are in St. joseph making preliminary ar
rangements. The institution will be
opened in September-The Catholics Of
Fast Dorset have their annual picnic on the
Fourth Of Julv.-From Vienna l. an
nouuced the death of the Countess Teresa
Spaur. whose name may possibly be remem-
bered in connection with His Holiness the
PoDe. who. at the outbreak of the revolu-
tion AZ Rome in November. 1915. after the
ASA s,ination of Count Rossi. escaped in
private carriage and escaped to Gaeta. the
first town in tie Neapolitan territory. The
Countess lust deceased was the lady who,
at no little personal risk 10 herself. con-
veved the Pope safely out Of Rome on that
occasion. disguised so runs the popular
storv) a. f0otman. or, according to the
better information Of Sir George Bowyer,
as her domestic chaplain. Pope Plus has
always regarded her GOOD Offices with crate
ful recollection. and her last hours were
gladdened by the benediction of Ills Holi-
ness.