The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-12
VOTES.

Qressional Candidates Will De printed
order at reasonable rates at the
a, xscnIpr Office. Orders from town
eommittees and others should be for
sarded at an early day.
The Rev. Mr. Robinson, Of Brook
kn, n Y, is expected to preach in the
Congregational Church at St Adams
next Sunday.
The Rev Francis w. Smith is ex-
ptcted to preach at st, Luke's Church,
81 Adams, on Sunday next
The vocal and instrumental con-
or given at academy Hall on Thurs
dsy evening last by the Mendelssohn
Quintette Club, Of Boston, was largely
satcnded. 1t was, in all respects,
pleasant and enjoyable The pro-
pramme comprising choice extracts
from classic musical works, solos and
oxtracts from popular operas, was
very acceptable to the large and de-
lighted auditory who welcomed the
Qnntette Club upon the occasion Of
their third annual visit to St Adams
" shall look forward anxiously to the
repetition Of their chamber concert,
and can hardly be reconciled to the
passage of another year before our
wishes can be gratifed.
The Washington County Union
Convention, holden in Montpelier Au-
gust 9th, made the following nomina-
lions
Scaaiors-Charles Reed, Montpelier;
Denslow Upham, Warren NJ. P. Wal
lace, Cabot
assistant Judges.-S. P. HOLSTER
Marshfeld H c Dwight, Barre.
Jadge Of Pro5a's - T. r. Merrill.
Montpelier.
States Aaorneg- Heman Carpenter,
Northfeld.
Sd9f-O W. Orcutt, Roxbury
High BalW D. P. Carpenter
Great and desirable improvements
N the St. Adams Gas Factory are now
mprosress The present Saunders"
phfent IS being wholly removed and
INC "Aubin patent is to be immedi-
ately substituted The last named
patent requires simply crude oil and
M~dust and dispenses with the use of
cam Alarger and higher chimney
eck IS to be erected, and the building
70 be enlarged and otherwise re-
odelled. BY the alterations the Com
&hy will secure better and more
pyenient factory and the appearance
'he street will be improved.
-lhe dedication services of St
ry Church, st. Adams, on Sunday
were of an imposing character
were largely attended. The SER
Vns Oh bishop Mcfarland and the
ns' Mr. Lynch, of Rutland were
Tened to with great interest. and
select choir from Boston under
guidance of Mr.. Wilcox discoursed
eHehl music. The whole church
lhee' since its completion looks re-
rkably well, and the exterior shows
advantage, both the skill of the
rkmen and the genius of Mr.. Keely,
Ne architect.
Tuar'efmaster Herbert Brainerd.
'"e ISL Vermont Cavalry, has re-
n9p ms commission by reason of ill
,u " is said and returned home TO
lieut. +. Stewart Stranahan. Co.
iS Vermont Cavalry, is now at s.,
'"' On a short furlough-his health
- oeeh impaired by the unusual
cups OF the recent campaign.
lhe next annual session Of tbe
mont Universalist Convention will
Dela IN Barre, on "Wednesday and
"Sosy. August oath and 25th 1864
Tho Democratic County Conven-
~ IN Grand Isle County, will be
at the Court House, North Hero,
gust 10th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The barn in the rear of barrow
ocR, st. Adams. has recently been
YEA north towards the street and
ouihg rapidly transformed into a
nng house by Hon. Lawrence
,oS l' Benjamin F. Rugg has lately
"aSed the farm formerly occupied
AnSon Buck, Esq, deceased, and
sns to reside upon it in a few