The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-15
GEORGE G. Benedict, Esq, who wa

aooroe G. Benedict, Esq, who was
,.,,;sed to deliver his lecture on the
little of Gettysburg on Tues
evening. was unable to keep the
wv, ,,o;ntment in consequence OF the
. Mroo hours delay Of the Chicago ex-
ass train. He will deliver it on
Wednesday evening Of next week. at
Academy Hall.
Miss Edmunds, of Boston, whose
-..dipo of Shakespeare and other dra-
,o.tic poets was SO acceptable to those
,orsons who were present on Friday
rorino. April Sth, at Academy Hall
q Adams. will read at the Academy
h suohton Falls, early next week.
We invite the special attention Of
onr readers to the report Of the Town
snrerntendent Of Common Schools
which is given at length in our col
umns this week.
The old building so long occupied
l,r tbe Bank Of St. Adams was sold at
!. onctisn Apsl 9Th, to William n Smith,
Esq., for $1,000, and has been nearly
removed.
Such spare earth as may be exca-
waited from the cellar of the new St
Adams Hotel, we are glad to know
viii be- used to grade the village green.
The Rev. Mr. Brown, Of Andoyer,
Mass. is temporarily supplying the pull
nit of the First Congregational Church
in ST. Adams.
Mr.. Bradley Soule has sold his
farm in ST. Adams, commonly known
as the Wheat Beals place, to James
Brooks, Esd.
Mr.. Marshal Mason designs to
erect dwelling house on Messenger
street on land purchased by him Of
Hon L. Brainerd.
The Seventeenth Vermont Regi-
lnent is ordered to Annapolis on Mon
day next
Mr. Edwin F. Perkins will erect
this summer, a dwelling house on tho
SAKE lot so called. on Bank street
Our thanks are due to to the Hon
Jacob Collamer, L. S. Senator, for val
liable public documents.
About one hundred and fifty cav
;lry horses have already passed inspee
tion at st. Adams, and have been for
varded to Washington.
Naylor Of the 18th Regiment, VIII,
was forcibly released from st. Albani
fail by Capt Brown, and subsequent,
Returned TO custody, was brought be
Eore Judge Adds on Ha5cqs Corpus OF
Die 9TH inst, and was discharged from
imprisonment.
I'VE have received from MIR W al
Ton, publisher Montpelier, well prin
ted and bound book entitled "Th,
~ Brigade, or Camp Life, by Il Nolun
ter, which contains a record Of cam
Iie and Of the battle of Gettysburg
1he author is reported to be an est
lable and deserving man from Waits
bed, Vt, and needs all the remunera
; toa he hopes to receive from the sal
q his book. See the advertisement
y another column
We have received from hepubhshe
r. L. Story, Burlington, copy Of tw
popular songs entitled Let Ne Hol
y Til | DE- and the Song of tn
lanteen." These songs, with othe
eheet music, are for sale by Mr.. c. /
y Pierce, ST. Adams
Mr. Willard Pierce recently pun
chased OF Mr.. Hiram Pierce the IS
Aoans Hotel" and took immediat
possession. The purchaser "know
how to keep a good hotel" and CIV
satisfaction to his numerous customer
The Plattsburgh Republican sa,
Zen. Horace Wadsworth of Sout
Hero, whose death was noticed in La
weeks TRANscRIpT, was buried wit
Masonic honors on Tuesday, April
y Isle Of Patmos Lodge, Grand Isl
It., Of which he was w. NJ. al IL
pme Of his death The funeral W,
ttended by large number of IL
brethren from the different Lodges
Re State Of Vermont and delec-
qpn nom Clinton Lodge, Plattsburg
Ogden B. Read, 10th Vt, Vol
Rh OF Hon. David Read of Burlin.
@n' has been given Captains con
Msslon in a colored regiment. A cor
fade OF Read has also received an a
Pointment Capt. Read, now at A.
pohs' expects to start for the Sou
pon.
The annual session of the We
ont Conference which commenc,
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