Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-14
state Religious 10 ms

Rev. A. Mcbride WAS Installed pastor o.
the United Presbyterian church at Green's
ooro.
Rev. C. D. Wheeler has resigned the
oa,torate Of the Baptist church at New
port.
Rev. J. b Tabor has engaged to preach
or the Universalisis In Bethel ano'her
GEAR.
Rev. Mr.. Combs has resigned the pas
crate Of the Baptist churches at Essex
Center and the Junction.
Rev. DR.. Hurlburt, Lyudonville' breaches
or the East Burke Cougrega'ionalI'ts one
evening each week.
The Caledonia county conference oil Con-
,regational churches mot at PeScham'
June b aud 9Th.
Rev. A. W. Wild. formally Of Peacham.
nut now of St. Johnsbury, has received
.sll to the Congregational church in Char
otte.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union of Caledonia county will hold a
importance institute a. West Burke. June
18th and 18th.
Rev. Mr. Gordon has been dismissed
from the pastorate OF the Congregational
.hurch at East Hardwick, he having re-
used to resign.
Rev. A. II. Webb, of the South Royalton
II. E. church, delivered the Decoration
lay address at that place. 1t Is needless
| !, say 7sasE iirtwsss,s good one.
Rev. E Gerry has sold odsil - psS ':l =
West Randolph and is now ready 10
.ccept permanent settlement as p,siPr
1 some Congregational church. VI
Rev. H. d. Hall. who has been pastor
# the Baptist church in Bristol for several
FEARS, has received a call to the pastorate
# the Baptist church in Cambridge, n. Y.
The St. Adams Messenger says: "Rev.
In. NJ. Learned of Minneapolis. Mimi, is
n town visiting friends lie was former
| Y member of the Vermont conference,
| md is a guest Of p. W Dlclos on North
Main street,
The Franklin and Grand Is lie counties
conference of Congregational churches
lold their session at Swanton on Wednes'
lay and Thursday of this week. Revs. Il
ticks, G. Van Worden, 4. y. Swift, +
butcher. L. w. Hatch and c. T, Watson
we're advertised to take part.
Rev. j. G. Ross, OF the NJ. T.. church.
,ernardstou. Mass, graduate OF the
Ioutpelier seminary and Wesleyan uni-
'ersity, publishes the Helping Hand.
. zeal church paper. 1t is neatly cotton
Up aul we'll edited sheet, and will, nc
, l,ub;. be al aid to Bro. Ross in his work
= Editor Swain. Of the Bellows Fall
: fines, won't have 10 go to church an.
\ uore as his house and the church pulpi
re connected ny telephone. This tele
,hone business, while conducive to con
'enienoe and saving of time in som
> hinge, is conducive to lHsiness In som
dher things.
At the close of n sermon in St. Alban
nurch, the other Sunday, the min ster be
.tme impressive. Rising his voice h
ud: Judgment! Judgment" mud n snal
10Y from Johnny Cake Hill" shouted
'Oit on first" There is reported to hav
zen an immediate change Of umpiros.
The annual address before the theologi
, al class of New Hampshire conferenc
, seminary ut Tilton will be given by Re'
Charles Parkh lrst, formerly of the Vel
" mont onference. His many friends Il
montpelier will be glad to greet HIM "
IT 10 comes to give the annual address bt
II ore E,thetic Society of our seminary.
t The following we clip from the Barto
o. Monitor: "On the 10Th. some thirty Of II
.,trishloners of Rev w. A. Evans, paste
# the S: Johnsblry Center NJ E churcl
= 1tlled upon him. SO get AN introductlo
10 10 their new minister and wife, and n
d nembering thai they were iust beginnin
housekeeping, carried them in some vel
Il ice and uselu articles in the hou>ekeel
" ng line, which were presented to them
lc Rev. l.. G Dickinson, in neat lit
speech, which was replied to by NJ
~ Evans. A couple OF hours were very agre
,bly spent in social intercourse and sin
III ing, making the occasion agreeable to all
u The Sunday school teachers Of Come
=" icut have held state convention at No
ID Sich. Tho attendance and interest we
on good. DR.. l.. T. Townsend and othe
as were present and gave able and cloque
n addresses.