Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01
RELIGIOUS INTELIICENCT.

fine new church this summer
CONGREGATIONAL.
The pastoral connection of the Rev l-.
Goodhue with the church and soe.stg- q.
Rupert. closed on the l9sh Of Apr N-
Glodhuc aud famiy VIII make this ..-,
their future re-idence.-Rev. T. l. Car
pcuter. late agent Of the ermont Bible
ciety. breaches at Swanzey centre. y. o.
-Eev. II. !. Colweil has been in--l
pastor of the Church at Randolph -
leigh writes 70 the Boston J1u~Ha -l.-.
new church for Mr. Beecher ha- been
cided on. To cost. with the land. : ilu.ss.
and O. seat SIX thousand pe1ple-l.-.
Edwin W heeiock pastor 81 the >Jc.a-t --
Cambridge. was formally disni--sl
council which convened the ljth iu-, b
had rendered hi- resignation some tlme pre-
viou~ M W heellck has been p-elea.1-
very satisfactorily every other sunday. -
Gently. NJ Essex Junction. and O. pe-.- g
signed by nearly TWO hundred meu1e--
the Society there has been presented @. ,.-
prudential committee of the church. asking
that hehe retained another year.
EPISCOPAL
The next quarterly meeting oi tae e.rr-
cation Of Burlington viii be he'd ,I ST..
in St Johns Church. Hlgh-ate. ta- t---
week in May. The first service ~ b.
Tuesday. Nav j,h. when the Ee7 I-
Bailey Will preach. Two sermons oc --.
succeeding day and addre~-cS In che even
inr NAV ne expecred TIL SATURDAY. ~--
dav. the lOlh. the Bishop vii l4k-
visitation Of tine parish II good m-l-.-.
[ Of the advances which ritua-i-lu ha- mad
+ the churches Of the Establishment -u l.--
don. has been afforded 10y the csreu .- --
/ performed during Holy Week. ar
/ especially on Monday Thursday an H..
/ Friday. In very many Of these cl----e-
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday er---
/ ing the Roman Catholic Office o.. -l.---
/ h-,l was performed, 70 the VII amaze
ment Of many good churchmeu from ST..
/ country. who never before had seen --E
/ thing Of the kind. The "0itce" Wa t.Eaa
/ bodily from the Roman Catholic a-sr.--.
4 and reproduced without alteration. -~
churches We're likewise draped % h-.l
and the statues and crosses wee ea..-.
a. IN Catholic churches. The l.----
''u-e. also. Of Good Friday. was
initiated a- closely Is possible
{ " hat the younger lying calls the te.-.
/ the Dedication. of his new and --l.--
. church. which l. - last eight dav~.
mence- tomorrow None but Low -l-
men have been called q the dedlea-.-
F There are 70 be four services on each >.--
day through the season The cllr--
highly 0rnamented. bat has Mt
I ecclesiastical symbol No crosse.
crowns. no lambs. No saints. Their b..
/ been a great deal said about going 0ui b.
I the Episcopal Church. Mr. IvuE St4--- ---
/ position 10 be this His church Is wy.
inE church and a preaching cLurc--
4 rrH hn rtHIw rr1- D.
Bishop ani church authorities let him O. .-.
and let him work in his own fashion. --
/ shall remain as be j.. # they NEEDLE --
him he Will 20 out Among the preach
announced % bear part in the dedication
Phillip Brook, Of Boston. On Nom.
night all the denominations are u 0ccu
the church-Ihe Reformed Epi~c
movement in New York city Is not very en-
couracinE. Three months ago there ws-.
two large congregations. and the c0-e--.
in each hall averaged 50. Tie B.-
found the rect0r-hip 200 much lailc -r
res. gned. A. no EpiScopa. minister ..--.
be found % take his place, Baptist Meth
dist> aud Reformed Dutch were called. l-.
/ people scattered. The morning cau--e-
tion was abandoned Last Sunday t-
people assembled, AMI the collection v--
les than 81. The society j. di,nea--e1a
and VIII probably disband, a~ Bishop ---
Minis has gone South. and l. about 81 b.
engage himself IN regular Erl~'sp4- .--.--
The Society ar Middletury are r-a
plating making extensive repairs
stephens Church.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
Letters received from tine Ker ar-
Freeman Clarke. who Went >lut-
health, represent him a. having eui.-.
covered from bis bronchi4. affection.
short visit % ihe Virginia sulphur ~--.r--
lie vii return home about she middle
june. The Doctor has been uuau.-
called by the Church Of tac Me~-..a Nr
lork city
METHODIST.
At lle Troy Conference. E-s .--
Gregg, Of Brandon. Pre-.iu. Dr.
ported for Darlington district. It.-
third Year upon the district Ile-t
been some things initiating ara.1--
largest prosperity. The fuaucia c,1--.r
Of the markets had seriously eu- H4-----
them nevertheless the success BAL
marked. At SheiDurn they bad
hne church OF hluestonc. 90 cH--
80, 600 10 was dedicated hv E.~a4i -
10 the MOI Of February At NHr- t
rl~hurEh ley had Thoroughly r.
their old church. charging and 1ea-,tr-
20, at cost of $ .00O-Which Wa ais. lai
Gated IN February by Bishop Jane Sc
flttsiord they had thoroughly REPAIRED
cost Of 5000; dedicated hy H--
" LEY. ~ Mlddlebury the basement
tine church bad been rctftei and reiar- .-.e
AZ a cost OF leo. under The pastors. l-
oi t.ev. " II. Meeker. The -g.-lta..
icrestS 81 the district bad been a.r.i-..
cared tlr. and many conversions l-e -
fflfa Vnw Hsf..
J.. Hubbard, Of Wiiliston. who hal t.ee
stricken down with paralysis i4-.a-
year, made few remark hsla-.
Troy Conference. lie is lcaal
nicied- lie l. now hiy-ei-At tel-
age. Began exhnrting in hi- c-.,.-1'
year. has had a large held open ht..-
and has :lllet iahDrlnu~iv for God AMI -.
mainly \ be retired from the cuuiers1
room bis elder represented his case o.
ce--ltou~ one and Immediately a re-.--..'
Wa offered g. take up collection
and IN i've minutes there was pl---
500 taken up for him. and when He ..-
IN the Bishop called him Up ana,
great surprise. presented him tlt u l.t
Tie sea> overcome with emotion AM ---.
Ference felt it was more blessed o. -i,e -llr
q receIve.--l,ey. Bo-twick uaw..t-
d., Of Bennington, has been appointed
trustee Of the Wesleyan University. >-r
tary "i the Troy Conference boari Dbl. .--
extension. aud % preach the centenuIa.
mon before the conference in I,-6 ---
New Hampshire Conference is In sos.
Manchestcr-N. IT, Bishop james urc-----
Among the speakers OF the ann.ver-l-t
The Noman'> Foreign Missionary
ETY. on Wednesday afternoon, wa M
' Iapin % TINS State.-The society
Rutland are TO have a new 5000 Var~
age--Ihe congregation Of Rev. 7. J.
herdriek, Brooklyn, accused OF driukia.
dancing, &e-, have adopted resolutions o.
4nestins him 10 continue a. pastor, ana a-~
instructing the trustees 20 reopen Or
church 10 which they paid no attention
ROMAN cATH1Lc.
The apparently well authenticate -.-
that the Pope had given Catholics p----
sion 10 JON the patrons Of huShandry. o.
principles were not opposed u the cna1..'
i now denied by one Father MrGerrics
NJ Innesota--1he Pope has received L.-,e-
gifts valued at Sl5, 900 from serving mall
in Great Britain.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. II. +. Carpenter, Of Fitch az.
Mas, formerly pastor Of the Al''a'
Church IN Rutland, Is TO preach at aie
bury, the coming year --Rev. DR. W.
ii"4A -Auau> OF new iefN ia Itti4N-
the pastorate Of the Madison Avenue IRE
hyterian Church, after a ministry OF neaI'
forty years.-A new paper, called '"'
Je'rIsh Independent, has just been started ''
Chicago TOR the avOwed purpose "
making Jews and Christians better ~
quaInted with each others bclie~- IT,
first number contains sermon on - Heaven
by Rev. d. NJ. Reed. a Nermunter, former.
pastor OF the Woodstock UnNer'a.'-'
Society, and now of Rockford, ll--IfS-