The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

The motion to recommit being then in
rder was carried unanimously.
Rev Dr.. Fisk Of Bath, Me then read
be report Of the committee on the Japan
nission, which, on motion Of Secretary
ieans, was accepted.
Rev. /. w Andrews, president of
Marietta COLLEGE. D., followed with the re-
,Ort OF the cos nittee on tie Mahrau
Mission, and on Ioliou of Col. l.. q. Ham
nund the repOl was ordered to lie.
Kew. DIR. Wm. II. Lord ut Montpelier
hen read the report OF the committee Oh
he Austrian Empire, Which wits accep ed. .
md the board then took recess until 2:3O .
,. M
COMMUNION SERVICE.
The observance ct the Lords supper al .
The Congregational church was attended by |
an overlooking house and with marked i'm |
pfesslvencss. ev. o. l.. Daggett. ID. d., |
Df Connecticut, and Rev. s. @. Buckinr- |
ham; ID. d., of Massachusetts, oIljciatcd. |
the deacons we've Hon. John b. Pave of |
Rutland. Hon. J. X. Bradford OF Boston.
Dea. Ezra Farnsworth of Boston. Treasurer
Langdon $. Wald Of Boston, Dea. \. ii. |
Wright of Brattleboro. Col. G.. G. liam. |
mond of Chicago, Hon. II. r. Haven Of
New London, Conn, Dca. Geo. w. Halle,
Dea John b. Eldridge of Hartford, Conn.
The services began by singing three
VERSES oi INC 'oth wynn, beginning ~,
couiu speak 'ne hiatcIiess worm.
hev. Dr' Dagget. salu the,e was no more
proper occas'oi ior inc ceieoralioii vi tiiis
supper llah at sucn invention rs til's'
not because Oh 'he Jay members present,
D , .',e iarSe nu'Ipeis sf'p''i'A'ug III
Christs WORK we represent Woriu oI
s'ihels saSou ~ Bi"'c, an" 'n's " inSs us
" .no oouY =" pS,n W. umei' ~ t"1
peison VI Nl!ia'' 1iia pcisohai 'h'cic
SION Ills sacflnce' mere Is no nope, n"
forgiveness only because on Chrs'' WIN
out Christ theie Is no saiVatloh lI!uS we
are brought together. We on attain CON
viciions through Chiisti only So are these
missionaries, Only so martyrs. 80 OF fan!.
Because OF Christ, men work, suiier ana II
need De dle' 30 We are assembled from
these towns THESE states, missionaries from
ABROAD, AL 10 remember one common
LORD.
Dr. Daggett read selections OF scripture
sulIanle TO me occasion. lie then invoked
the DIVINE blessing. Tue Dread was Then
distributed by the ten deacons III attend
ancc.
After pouring the wine, DR.. buckingham
gave thanks to God. After prayer DR.. b.
remarked that Christ spoke OF the supper
as the last act of mingling together on
earth. Here we meet MS strangers, yet rs
christians devoted to the same Saviour
disciples of the same God. This is a de-
lightlu sitting together in heavenly places.
But there will be more delightful one in
heaven. We are not to meet again here.
some will go up from distant lands; some
may 90 soon: there will be q joyous re-
,,,a .,r,i,ao ,l..i IT,, I,e" oei ,.". ,H,
hymn
i;ycuii.g .eSsion.
The CONGREGATIONAL church was orair
crowded to lis utmost limits. and the in.
terest was of the deenest natn,r tlron.,L,,n.
the very interesting exercises
President Hopkins presided and the PC
ercises were opened with ,in,rinr "All hnil
the mower of Jnsus' no,nr -" pr.rer. ,,ns
then offered hv Rev. : +. l[errict of hos.
ton.
Rev. ]. O. Means then moved flint tlo
report on the home drnortmont hr toton nm
and acted upon.
Rev. DIR. Davis of Ambcrs, collcoe y
H.. then offered the fullnwin, resolution
which was first ncted unon.
Reso,ged That os nnsto,s and members
of christian churches we will oiye all ,o
our personal cndcayors ia thr cni that ,hp
con1rcgalions ia which we helnng snvar.
ally haIonU shall raise tho;r ius, rru,.r
lion of The monies reouircd 70 unct ~,
necesei,;"s If ,l,n Ann,i,,, hnarj fn,. ~,
cnrren, vror
The doctor foIlo,ced bis rc.,lr,;o, ,i.h
soma nrac,ic,i ,onorLs ,o tIo "tfor, ,i,.',
over, ana ho,e sho''id ,,n hn,,,o MI I.a'',
tlns ,"r ON t,oi, nd nh 'n g. !, ,t.,
tha conaregn,inn tha" "nnrnson, " h =. rn
resented m the tre,'s,,,,, az his i,,,,d Pn5
tors had Ike greatest ycsnonsihilitv in hi,
matter and i1 them esnrciollv Tie ,csolu
,ion annlied
On morton of Rev. Dr. A. d Smith IN,
resolntion was adontcd. and ot the roours
of Mr.. Siowell of south DccrGnI1. Mas.
Inv n risino vote I-nanimouslv
Rov nr i L. Worcester Of Boston
then read the report of lie committee OF
the Italian mission. as amended hy then
according 10 the vote of The hoard H.
then stated the few changes made. the sen