The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30


IN, for the inclemency OF the
49, on the evening of Dec. ~,
rbl;c installation of the officers
rankin Lodge No. 4, would have
LARGELY attended. The opening
.,oon;es we're conducted by Joseph
tTwlor, Esq. The music was un-
monty good aud the address by
Rev ]. O. Skinner was remarka-
scbolar-like, interesting and nc
able and, if published, will afford
n pleasure and instruction to the
sonic fraternity
1--we would remind our readers
k.k fine annual meeting OF the St
3Hns Village Corporation will take
~ on Wednesday, January 4th, at
o+ock p. NJ. The official adver-
~. nept will be found in another col
1mn.
Last Monday night home raider
.olercd the house of ]. Parsons, Esq.
ofxt Adams, and stole thcrefrom
wearing apparel and 800 in money
The Winooski association will
hold its next regular meeting at I'm
de-hl January l0-when a sermon
will BE- preached by the Rev. j. b.
Perry
Several original articles of prose
and poetry, with which we have been
racntly favored, will appear in due
time. We are glad that the TRAN
scusrr is the chosen medium of pre-
senting such mcritorious productions
tothe public.
The Fifteenth annual meeting
of the Vermont Teachers Association
VIA he held at st. Adams, commence
Ing on Tuesday evening, Jan. 10 1865,
MN addresses will be delivered by
Gu Smith aud Rev =. H. White,
resident Of the Association. Wcdnes-
des A. NJ organization, 10 o'clock ; ap-
r0Ihtment of Committees, Discussion,
Scbool Discipline Address on Object
r&ching,' by d. q. Moore, Rutland.
Mernoon Discussion on 1.-The most
desirable amount and division OF school
honrs, Address - subject, ''charac-
ter by Rev. John Newman, ID. d., OF
Pontney. Evening Address sub
jet 'Elocution" by Professor Brain
ed Kellogg, OF AIddlebury College.
nnrsClay A. NJ, report of committees
discussion on teachers employ
1fnt of time for self-improvemen..
Ad'Iress-subject, methods of teach
rs Latin, by Rev. j. d. Wickham
D., of Manchester, Vt. z. NJ
pkcussion-English Composition; adj
ess-subiect, Gymnastics by Pro
bor Leonard Marsh, University 81
sermont. Evening Address by j. S
ans Esq, Secretary of the Board
Education. Railroad fare one way
turn tickets must be obtained O.
secretary. Membership fee, fifty
n's' Certificates of membership
DC had on application to ID. G.
PORE Rutland. A large attendance
desirable.
-Ihe soldiers barracks ut st. AL.
'ns were made ready for occupanc,
week, and Dec 23d the compan,
veterans under Capt. Nickerson va
4fed their temporary quarters anc
- possession of those which hav,
zen expressly built for their accom-
puaiion near the gas house.
"A circular conference of the Con
essaonal churchesi in Franklin Conn
VIII be held at bakersfield, Jan. 3
"A Christmas Tree bore choic,
un at St Lukc's Church, st. AL
A'' on Christmas eve, which was nc
p"oie TO large circle of Sunda,
aVoi ehildren. The children's cho
singing was heard with nue.
assure by large audience Tn
'ca and Instrumental music at 81
q rases Church il to be further i'm
'0'ed We understand, during tn
winter.
A The Sunday School Of the Meth
Du,a Episcopal Chnnah, in st. Aibau
iilAge' will holA tsesr annual e1h
O'''0n at ACADEMY AxB. on saturda
Vening. Dae. 3ist, LSs4. TO which Il,
PUZZLE are cordially invited. Int,
sung Dialogues assd . variety Of 9th.
ao'se Pieces. inierspersed with sons
la 9aarfetts by the school and choi
WIN Constitute the attractive pr,
s.anime OF the occasion. Proceed
VIM oe devoted to paying for the Su,
DAY School library.