The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-29

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We respectfully call attention to
the advertisements in our columns.
The growing favor which is extended
20 the TRANsoRrPr and its increasing
circulation render it a favorable medi
nm for advertising We take especial
mains with this department Of our pa
nor and refer to the manner in which
advertisements are displayed therein
rs proof that the interests of our adj
vertising friends are properly consulted.
We are glad to know that our efforts
IN this direction will be duly appreci-
ated
-Messrs. J. D. Baker and Elkanah
Haight propose erecting dwelling
houses on Rugg street during the com
ing summer
Mr.. John Mullen is building a
dwelling house for his own use on
Champlain street on part Of the Bar
low meadow" so called
Mr.. Benjamin S. Bowers has been
quite successful, We hear, in his efforts
to introduce the White Willow Hedge
into Franklin county Live fences are
thought to be serviceable and economi-
cal as well as ornamental.
The grading Of our Village Green
promises to be greater improvement
than the most sanguine anticipated
As the work progresses, it appears to
be more and more attractive
We regret to hear that the health
Of our friend John G. SAKE, Of Albany
is very precarious and that his kinsmen
have apprehensions in regard to his
recovery
-Rcy. Mr. Buckham, Of Burlington
is supplying for the present the pulpit
Of the First Congregational church in
4 St. Adams.
The summer arrangements on the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad 60
into effect on Monday next and those
Of the Vermont Central viii be soon
& announced
Our village clock, which has been
quiet and dead for several months past
has recently begun to tick and strike
greatly to the qualification Of the pub.
4 lie
The health Of Hon. Jeptha Brad
4 ley State Auditor, which has been
4 quite poor for several weeks past, is
ss'mproving, we are glad to be able t.
state.
Y Mr.. Arad Evans and family, Of St
Adams, have taken up their residence
I'm Chelsea, Mass his business win b,
@carried on in all its branches as here
ftofore, under the superintendent o
Mr.. H. E. Tinker
Il Mr. Chauncey Smith of the Man
&sion House Mr. j. r.. Emerson of th'
M"Chnton House" Alburgh Springs
nnd Mr.. George Averill of the Frank
hn House" Highgate Springs, are eacl
epd all making preparations for th,
Entertainment Of much pleasure traye
this summer.
The last Montpelier Freeman con
tains full and appreciatiye biograph
zeal notice of the late Col. Thoma
Reed, from the pen Of some pleasan
and warm personal friend c
he deceased
j. 5, Adams, Esq, Of Burlingto
gave an earnest address on Temper
ance at Sheldon Greek, on the eyenin
of the 26th inst.
The State Convention, for the az
polntment of Delegates to the Nationt
- convention at Baltimore, will probe
ply be held at Burlington about til
Pniddle of May.
The death of Smith Olmste,
sd Tor over fifty years a resident {
'oneldon and vicinity is announced
The Waterbury Hotel Compan
''re about building superior hotel o
'he site of the old one that was burne
several years since.
"A new Congregational church
dilton Will be built this season.
A Temperance League has bee
%organized in Enosburgh.
H. H. Reynolds is officially pr'
claimed County Commissioner for ii
Oounty of Grand Isle The total nun
Per of votes cast in the County was 81
On the Goth inst. gold was quote
lat sLS3.
The offer of one hundred thousan
'nihtla from the West for 100 DAYS III
oeen accepted by the President Til,