Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-24

SELI.ioJS INTIt.TIC.tNd J..
BAPTIST.
Twelve persons were baptized alWo.t.-
b5go, Y. H.. Sunday, June p. by Re, A.
D. Fairbanks, and added TO the church =
OF the .lai counties in the Q uiteI States
and Territories. ISIS have or.aui1ei Bip-
list churchc- L. Sherman WIS orjs'a-
ed at Andover, VI July l-,
CONGREGATIONAL.
Eight persons were received 10 tlc clsr.i
in Windsor. sunday. July 5th-aye hy pro-
ies,ion. and three by ietter.--A pleasing
incident occurred az lie late meeting Of t,r
General Conference in Newcastle. Ne. Just
before the obseryanccoi the Lord Supper.
the ordinance Of baptism was administered
By Rev. Edwin Seabury. Of Vermont. lr-.
pastor of the church in Newcastle. %
child upon whose mother ami grandmother
the seal Ut the covenant had been placed hy
him years bei0re-N ith one or two cE-
ceptI0ns. the unin -crrGpted past1ratc q!
Rev. Alfred Stevens, Of " Westminster We
has been longer than tins ot any Other -et-
tied pastor in the State. lie bias occupied
his present field thi-tytwo YEARS.
Rev W IN ;. Palmer. OF Wells River. ace
cept~ the call If the 4aG Congregational
church, Norwich. Conn. and expects &, en-
ter upon the WORK of bis new field 90 Sep
TENDER. Tho society ~ Barton ll~ cx-
tended unanimous call 70 Rev Austin
D,I.o of F.s- R-ii.ro,va-c- NJ We
understand the call has been ..,een,ci --
The Conversational ctpr.h of Barton IS
nearly CONNECTED. and j. said a. be one 0i
the most convenient and wei. arranged
churehe. in the state the size i. f. d., Ul
feet The audience room is 80 lv 81. and
contain. as new cana lie of -catin- i've
ucr~,n-. The Easement contains Icrturc
room. kitchen. closets. d -c-,.n, 70. -i. etc..
il is al fr,.-.1ei and ornamcnteI vita wa
nut trirr inr- There s.e tw1 tower. auc
exteni.ua- % the top of .he roof. ami tle
other. with hell deck and spirs. l25 fee. IN
height Much credit IS due o. tho -ociet.
for The c,erry AMI r.,r-sy .ranc. with which
the building of the church has been mani
aged.
EPISCOPAL.
The synod ul the Church 3d.. Euri4l.. fnr.
ut -. John, y. &. ON the l-t inst. tte
LORD Bishop OF frederickton presiding
notion q unite with the Provincial. synod
% tlnaia was carried by vote oi sd o f.
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f.L.are announced IN berjn an Univ %
Aug. - and an, y and last fen day.
each. The cottages at the t;rove have been
occupied bv their osners for some time pa-i.
and RELIGIONS s,-vi.,s arc Lo'l nnor tle
grounds daily
fAi-'!'l lhalAN-
Chicago expects another religious ~cu~a-
ton, because the Rev. DR.. Swa@ey, Preshy-
terrain, preached last Sunday. that the VIZ
'uO-s HV"'usn VI" nc saNou' A". ''-"'
| siFs II y d Ioctrlne Which mos e' tHe uh-
Iuu.'''eu lesoy tgrl"il ny ilgI "a '"o WY
HH'c uuVonsclousN heIu he'u iVt to"s
tlihe' IL was 50 IN respect 10 oHooillaul9il'
Ior preaching "hlch troi. S"Ins vas Nc nc
hounceu ana prosecutor 3y " alton 4ue
~ iue1 Enel tiey nedIu inc uo.. iI"c -
p'atueu louuu 'iia' tHeS "eIo uUt CIV W.
SWING tnoush thcy never kne" H. anu ul1
nor even Know lne name OF 'he uoo1Fiue OK
% ~ loulueI, FROM which i" appears INA
the true way 10 support orthouoAy l. 10 AT
Iach an odlous name 10 a uissehllhs OPINION
Huu oa.I nereSS' iioN mus sliuoA
gooI' plouS peopie,on nearing an obnoxious
soacnins eAplaineu' 10 Hnu tIia' tney nave
ooeh here,lcs an their h,es' t1ouSi trying
10 serve uou III All honesty anu Win pure
! conscience.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
/ Roman Catholics in Wisconsin are leav-
/ ing the Oranges. the Bishop of Wisconsin
/ having issued pastoral against them
! The bell for the Catholic church in Fairha
ven. Vt, was elevated TO its position on
| Tuesday, under the superintendent of Mr..
| Meneeley, of Troy, one Of the firm OF Me
neeley 4 Jones, bell manufacturers. The
bell. without the fixtures, weighs about
/ 4 200 pounds This is probably the largest
| bell in the State
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II ;s said that Pore IIyoci,,tbo IN ,r,.,r,
~
= s5nnnina tho c1trcnes 70 ,;binh arJoU,,
roformnrs tend and in enc re-nocts bo i
;oin+r, rno-;nan L. ~ o;,.;i 10 -
roi;g;on libort,, Tins ho e. 40 80
of nsStars bv ,be nconie vet he claims Cor
The clergy The r;gbt of re,rIor n rdination by,
t me uHn pEoy; Si.I ~ ,S rh
the state without surrcndering TO the state
the control of the church. lie denies the in
alli1illty oil the pe'yet ne does not try TO