The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-10
,osr-orFrcE NOTICE.

,,,x June 10. Is0t.
posT-oFFICE NOTICE.
ro,,.o ONCE open tsund"y7 cScep'cu' fr0" . ."
M to p n m on sunday from a, m. to s A. M;
and from y nn ~, through Mail closes at 6.3O
Arrives at $50 y. m
p M, ynrk through Mail closes at 6'5o p m
Arrive; al MAI closes at $50 a. m. Arrives at
Gi5 p horn m way Mail closes at 5.ooa. m. Arrives
OF l% ?, II" Mail closes at 600 a. m. Arrives at
$50 7, Imaacld Mail closes ati2.oO m. Arrives at
1000 a. ~ Mail closes at 1900 m. Arrives at
ueoN Mop6ays. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
salgra ,bsns Bay Mail closes at ESQ p. m. Ar
riyes at 100 ?. m -,
.y- gpreIAL NorIcE. Letters for Maiis must
&c ,n,ntlv at the advertised hour Of closing.
bcm P'o''f II. y. BARBER Post Master.
s. Adams. April 8, 1864. o-u
Tho amount of butter shipped
,.om tho depot at st. Adams for the
wael, ending May 31st, 1864, was 3d.
20 nounds; amount for the week
na;rc June 18th, 1864, was SO, 1913
.oocJs. total in the two weeks, one
4 hundred and eighty-six thousand, six
hundred and thirty-seycn pounds. For
ns foregoing official statement we are
,nlobfod 10 the courtesy of Mr.. &. 7.
Benedict clerk at the st. Adams depot,
ubose statement was carefully pre-
4 parcd and can be relied upon.
beautiful stained glass window
has recently been added to the decora-
\ hons Of ST. Lukes church, St. Adams.
# is a memorial window, erected in
4 memory Of Mary Frances and Miranda
4 Metcalf Adds, beloved daughters of the
4 Hon Asa Owen Adds and Mrs. Mary
s T. Adds. 1t is admirably designed and
\ executed by Mr., Owen Doremus, Mont
\ Clair, Essex county, y. J.
The annual meeting Of the Frank
lin County Sunday School Union, will
be held at Swanton on Tuesday and
8Wednesday next 18th and 18th inst.
The object of the Union is to increase
the interest in Sunday Schools, uniting
the efforts Of its friends to devise the
best method Of rendering them pro
B ductiye Of the greatest good. All
friends of Sunday Schools are cordial
" invited to attend this meeting, and
4 by their presence and words encour-
age and help on the good work.
- Capt. Alonzo r. Hurlbut, Of Co.
4 A. 9Th yermo mt, went ont with his com
pany from st. Adams in September,
n 1861 as First Lieutenant, his commits
sion bearing date Sept 3, 1861. He
& was promoted to the Captaincy Of Co.
A, in June 1862, and stood high among
his brother officers and was greatly
beloved by his men.
j News has been received by tele-
q graph that be can not long survive,
The amputation Of his leg was too long
delayed and his life has probably al
ready been the forfeit. Capt. Hmlbut
Is q native Of st. Adams, and durino
ms clerkshipi in 81. Adams village, with
Mr. George H. Farrar, gained many
E acQuaintanccs and friends.
We regret to learn that the health
III Hon, Jeptha Bradley, State Auditor,
y continues very poor and that his re
scoyery is considered by his physician
well nigh hopeless
We trust there is no necessity for
reminding our readers that there is to
De n Town Meeting on Tuesday next
70 consider bounty matters.
We understand that Bishop Hop
tms has been engaged to supply the
pulpit Of the Episcopal church in Shell
F'on every other Sunday until the con
f'ant services Of some clergyman can be
Secured.
The Rev. Frederick A. Wadleigh OF
lilngton, Is about to assume charge
of the Episcopal parishes at AIontgom-
very and East Berkshire
The courts in Addison, Benning-
'on and Caledonia Counties. are now
81 y session, the terms having commenced
= '"ne 9th Judge Adds presides in
caledonia County
n, w H. Loveland, Captain of an
,irnols Regiment, was wounded in the
oa''le OF the Wilderness and died on the
piS' May at Alexandria He was
=" oi Mr. Martin Loyeland of Fair
"a "A' ana good officer and a brave
'H' his remains will be brought to
airiaz for interment
NA'oMc-The Festival of St. John