The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-11-11

Gen. STANDARDS wound has so far
healed as to permit him to visit DIR.
Walter Carpenter in Burlington.
Mr.. Thomas G., Richardson the
Photographer, having purchased of
& Mr. L. J. SWEET his house and lot on
Congress street, has already taken pos
session Of the premises.
The First Congregational Church
and Society of st. Adams have invited
the Rev. John Quincy Bittinger, of
Yarmouth, Maine, to become their Pas
,tor at an annual salary of $500.
The charming concert at Academy
HAL on the evening of Nov. 9th was
Nell attended, notwithstanding the
Spclemency of the weather. The yo-
scal and instrumental performances by
AIessrs. Moore, Ravens and Cary, and
by Mrs J. S. Cary and Misses Louise
Adams and Annie L, Cary, were re-
anarkably good and the audience man
Sfested their qualification by repeated
rounds of applause-at times made
Zoo audible by the thick boots of some
noisy roughs then and there present.
Without going into particulars
(which the crowded state of our col
umns this week forbids--we give pub
lcity to the universal sentiment that
Nthis concert was in point of taste and
Execution o brilliant success. We
shall be glad to welcome these mu-
sicians to our village again when the
weather is more propitious, and shall
Then expect to see an overlooking
blouse.
The celebrated Alleghanians, Vo-
&calsts and Swiss Bell Ringers, lately
returned from a four years tour round
the world, will appear at the Academy
Hall on Monday evening next, Nov.
l4th. This is their first appearance
shere after an absence of ten years and
they will undoubtedly have a full at
tendance The Baptist Register says:
Eve can conscientiously commend
Pie Alleganians to all lovers OF good
music and rational, moral amusement.
20 to their concerts and take your
children We wish every one to enjoy
the pleasure Of hearing them"
During their Concerts in the City of
New York, Miss Hifert, of the Ale
ehanians, received the following notice
irom the Home Journal:
Be kind to the loved ones at
home, as sung by Miss Hiffert, is full
q that domestic kindness and affec-
BON which beauties and christianizes
the home circle; and in her rendition
q the song, Dearest Spot of Earth,
he listener at once realizes the force
cf the lines:
Music OH how faint, how weakl
NJ, Language fades before thy spell;
Why should feeling ever speak
when thou eanst breathe her soul so well ??
The work of improvement on the
eepot grounds of the Railroad Com
Pany IN st. Adams is slowly going on
ne rubbish and unsightly fragments Of
old wood and iron will be removed
pom sight in due time, and ]. w. Ho-
Part' Esq, the Master of Transportation
determined not only to have the
grounds very convenient for the trans
actlon of business but means to keer
MEM in order.
-lhe lst Vermont Cavalry, 27l
men reached Burlington, October 10Th
ila were received by a splendid speech
y welcome by Lieut.. Gov. Underwood
no an excellent supper at Drew's Ho
l They were to be mustered ou
'ooh We design to refer to this
segment again, We miss the name o
'ur Trend, Capt. William M. Beemar
'nohg the officers. He is still Ian
uSning at Charleston, S. c., await
S an exchange. Lieut.. Sawyer o
ne editorial corps, an excellent officer
"S oeen in town and seems in excel
}ent health.
Mr. Henry Clark. the obligin.
Pecfetary of the Vermont Senate, vii
'ease receive our thanks for one Hous,
rnd one Senate bill which he has for
warded to this Office.
Fourteen officers and 9S enlisted
men OF the 9th Vermont were mus
tered out of service by Major, (nov
2Sth. ''ooe
The Mendelssohn Quintette club
neSlgn to give concerts in Vernon
omeume in November. OF course
ney will not forget their host of friend
p St. Adams.
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