Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-10
STATE NEWS.
Religious Intelligence.

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lying on voluntary contributions ioI the sup
port OF the Gospel.
The new ST. Androu,s E,iSoono1 ob,rob
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a. ~ 'ounsoury was uesigneu py W.. r.
entworth, the well-known Boston archi-
tecs. who drew the plans for the Fletcher
Hospitel IN this CITY cost Il 500 fexclns;va
of the lot, which cost $4,000 more), and
will seat about 400 neonle I.;saInos, b,,
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un'i II Is en'iiev ~.
AT recent meeting oil the Montpelier
Associatlonof Congregational pastors. Rev.
James II. Rabbit, now of Swanton, was
dismissed and recommended % ,b. Nor,h-
uo.,o, ,a.,o;,,;o D. ~ S-t
"o1e,n nS7ociaron new nd"in oeaoury'
ton; Rev. Mason Moore, Of Saratoga, N.
Y, Rev. Stephen II. Robinson. pastor at
Waits6sld and Rev. PauI II p;tkin nasto-
Vi harsnneiu' were received 10 membership
IN tne Association Kew Phiio Carpenter,
deacon in the Methodist Episcopal church.
and now supplvine the CONGREGATIONAL
ob,roh =, wo,o,,,,r Re IL,
saas a., Sh W SniJu no nas Trans
nHt' az o.uiou neuoeIsuiP, appeaiins
facts: also his wish 10 exercise his ministry
with The reasons wns Recommended N tbs
ConyreoationaI cbnrcbcs ou nrsocbor Of
Tho sosnoI 10 wbom waey,snd orr consJa,oa
and Chr;s,;or ieIIowsb;n ;, '-'''''''
ner"' N"'es'
b. q. TObey, of WoOdford, committed
suicide by taking morphine, the other day,
on account of family troubles.
Edward Collins, a workman in an East
Dorset stone quarry, was crushed to death,
the other day, BY q falling mass of stone.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs p,IIv z
RarLar - UortIond has rooon,Iv oomnIatad
a Ill cnrto;r;ng q soo r,iooes
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Inc P,in9 Dlo'er' oi Mhom We recen'iy
spohe N e. rIenoI, Vi iiai i1anul eauie W
grLei, tno other uaS. M pos'ou' oeing
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DaViu meIrIii, Vi Nur"Icn' uieu "eunes
uny ageu 81 years ne Wa one oi Tue oiI-
e.. 'iaso G ~ tne oniteu o'a'es anu rei-
atNe VI Senatoi N''iii'
Z. w. Wicker, (s0n oil L. W. Wicker,
Esq, OF North Ferrisburgh) VINO is con-
nected with the Baltimore and ONO RAIL
road Company, has been promoted to be
trafhc manager oil the Irans-Ohlo DIVISIONS
OF the road with an ONCE IN chicago, H.
The Libhy-Rice walking match at Spring
field "a. ii. Libby, of that place. and Chris
Rice, OF Rutland), resulted in a victory for
Liooy, VINO walked the ten miles IN the re-
inarkaoiy Snort time oil | nour ana - MN,
utes. hiee coming IN only minute and
seconds behind. Libby gave Rice quarter
OF mile start The oest time made was BY
Llooy. oeins one mile IN minutes and 81
seconds
James Fisk, of BTatileborO, father of
James Fisk, Jr, is travelling round the
country selling lightning rods. He Is &C |
companied oy seven men and employs SIX
horses IN the business Last Fall he was
selling Bibles and then went into the bar
mes. business. letting through with that
business he took TO preaching Tor while, |
previous to gong into the business ne Is
now IN.
A relic of IIubbardton battle was recently |
discovered, In the shape oil 6ayonet which |
was ploued up, SIX inches below the sur
lace. near Mount ZION, In East Hubbard
ton. The point OF the bsyonet has been
broken OF, and Its width at the fracture Is
three-eishths OF an inch. Its width at the
hilt Is an inch and one-sixteenth; Its
length from the base OF the hIlt to the frac-
ture is sixteen inches and one-half of an