Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26
Religious Intelligence.

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KEW MR. EASTMAN VIII preach 70 the AndoVer
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VERMONT Methodists are asked py the new
YORK board to raise "a, ooo Tor missionary work.
The Congregational society OF Bellows Falls re-
ceived between $40 and $50 at their vestry supper
Thursday evening OF last week.
REV. MIR. LANSING. Courresationalist. who has
miuistered in Orange for the past three sabbaths
has returned to New York. and It ia vet undecided
whether he will accent the pastorte Of the Orange
church or not.
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radd ta,,ad y, annaar n,,nor,,v mo, oro,n-
lied and adjourned to meet at Roxbury, Monday,
December 9Th. at halfpast one oclock p. NJ. The
scribe was ordered to notify the churches and
brethren called Of this adjournment.
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WE pho"sneu ias' "eeh t"o ioi'omins Ne"
@keh rom an exchange' Inc Town oi ii"'.ioiu
Is the hatNe place OF t~eNe ministers "hu 81.
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deacons, wives I'm, I have mon nv list twsntv-
one names ot minister. CONGREGATIONAL who
u,ora horr In uor,,ord-oiah, ~ wbom ara now
,,v;no hes,do. n 8 Richard. IT. n late a,
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hh'' L. rhhlrs Vi oarv'h sAve tue ias' VI a
series Oh SIX lectures on N'gn' ocehes in 'ne o'u
iestA"eht scriptures, IN tue Oonsrega'ioh'
ehurch Vestry on sunday evening. tue zoo inst
70 crowded audience Inc subject Oh tue CLOS
ing lecture was the " Night-ieast OF beisnazzer
Aost iorcioy was the lesson OF uod 10 beishazzer
TOT MS eVii-doihg ana It's consequences P'c'ured'
Is warning To the young men VINO are seeking
pleasure In idieness. iheso lectures nave oeeh
very interesting and attended by ooth old and
young aud noticeable Is the iact that large
numoer OF young men VINO nave not oeen IN the
haoit OF attending church on tue oaoohh nave
rom the hrst oeeh In regular abundance AZ these
ectures' and seemingly manifest mnch interest
IN them.
SABBATH day OF last week, Rev. Mr.. Wheeler
of Waterbury commenced a series Of discourses
particularly Intended for young men aud young
women. The conception was a happy one from
various considerations, perhaps none of them
more important than this, that In few brief
wears these young men and women will take the
,,acas nov, oo,,nisd hv Tho ta,hars and ,oo,hars
NS' Nv" y. up" ~ '"' "'' -.
Inc responsibilities OF ID 'nhood 10 all tpeir great
and varied relations parental social, moral, civil
and religious-will Inevitably rest upon them
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.hof 'uhuenoo apoa 'no sone'"'on "",e" 10 W
follow them, and Indirectly other succeeding gen.
erations must be great whether they design 1t or
No, ,or WOO or wal IN thu raca Th,s he,ng tho
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obvious state Oh tue case now imporuut tna'
those now on the active stage OF life should strive
to do their whole duty to the Young who are
H., % sncooaa than In Tho .ef,,r, ~ ne nj
''o"' W '"'ee' '"' ~ '"e a""' VI Nv p''
yate and pubic. Oar ancestors, Immediate and
remote, have more or less intensely considered
this snhiact 4, ia. varions haa,i,gs I'm, n,,h.hv