The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-07-15

IN Hall, July 14th, given under the
.rsn;ces of the ladies Of st. Adams vii
,.ce in Joint aid of the Z. S. Christian
~ Sanitary Commissions, was in all
,espects Except suitable ventilation Of
heademy Hall), gratifying success.
II will be continued this Thursday,
sssuing, when besides patriotic poem
BIZ Mr.. J. S D. Taylor, there will be
A. ouction sale Of several useful and
ornamental articles.
The fair and festival at Academy
Hall commencing on Tuesday next,
st'5 o'clock P. NJ, which is given un-
do the auspices Of the ladies of the
Ronan Catholic Church, ST. Adams,
ana Of which a short advertisement is
piven in our columns, will not be for
gotten, we trust, by any one. We are
assnred that every effort will be made
torender the festival attractive to all
who may attend.
by recent act Of Congress, two
additional Inspectors Of Internal Rev
enue are to be appointed in the Dis
triet Of Vermont.
Lieut. Samuel c. Brown, Jr., of
Co. A, 18th Vermont Infantry, died of
typhoid fever in Campbell hospital,
Washington, July 4th. His remains
were brought TO Swanton where the
funeral was held on Sunday, July 9th,
tn Rev. D. W. Dayton preaching the
sermon. Lieut.. Brown for several
yer resided in ST Adams, and his
dealt will be regretted by wide cir
Gle Of friends.
Our readers will not overlook, we
trust, the original and selected arti-
cies which are on the outer pages Of
this weeks issue.
A discourse delivered at the fune-
raj Of Gen. Horace Wadsworth of
Sooth Hero, Vermont, April 18th, 1864,
BY Rev. J, Q. skinner, Pastor of the
Umyersalist Church, St Adams, has
recently been printed at the TRANscRIPr
One for private distribution among
the immediate relations and friends Of
the deceased.
Bishop Hopkins preached at st.
hake Church, St. Adams, on Sunday
laa and,at the evening service, admin
isfered the ordinance of confirmation
waseyenteen persons. Bishop Hop
xlns seems in excellent health and re-
mHkably vigorous tor one in the sew
enF third year of his age.
Hon. L. f. Chittenden, Register
o fhe Z. S. Treasury, has resigned,
designs to remove to New York
z His resignation is to take effect
august.
Lieut.. Col. r. G. Benton. 18th
nont Infantry, has resigned his
nisslon and been honorably dis
So IN consequence of sickness and
: gone to Hydepark to reside.
E. William Belcer, Company F, Fifth
mont Infantry, enlisted from Fair
is reported as having been killed
r. Of the June engagements.
On fences, large rocks and other
nlnent places near station-houses
o"Sh The State may be found
yea IN large white letters, Plant
plt'ers' 5. I. 1860. Y. Use Mil
hair Dye, G. 80. is. These letters
W''ing that Plantation Bitters were
~ ~ lou by X who used Miller $
E rye worth so cents, are evidently
"a 'u ny some one accustomed TO
sa us'ness The habit of permitting
80 s"s TO deface our public streets
a. more honored in the breach
III The Observance"
81 i"e next annual meeting of the
Re mai teachers Association will be
~ ogdensburgh, August 10th, and
lnue three days. The last meeting
at Chicago.
Sales of Vermont and Canada
O'o stock are quoted at LIS.
i, Or. Hawley, of Fairfax, is, among
"a physicians, doing duty among the
ana wounded Union soldiers.
8 We are glad to announce that the
'eiSsohn Quintette Club of Boston
Wmpanied by Miss Ryan, will give a
H. at Academy Hall, st. Adams,
&c evening of August ith, 1864.
The publication of the commun;.
-" Oh a gentleman who attended
r. meeting of the Vermont Historical
Ivy AZ st. Johpsbury, is deferred
next week.