The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-07
THE TRANSCRIPT.
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20 ST. ALBANS.
FRIDAY. July Z. 1893

r,or, FtpEll-C. +. Stafford, Esq,
h;of engineer Of the Fire Wardens OF
q Adams Village very properly and
s,,o,tunelv notifies is inhabitants
nat the custom Of placing cook-stoyes
ul-houses or sheds having no chim-
rs ia attended with great hazard and
ancbt not to be allowed. Excepting
~, ,bo Fourth Of July, he warns the
hovs and all others that any sort OF
ero crockers or fire works III the streets
..ftbo village or on the sidewalk is for
hidden. and that the corporation by
laws in regard thereto will be en-
forced.
As a village, ST. Adams has been
lnckv in escaping from loss Of property
Nv FIRE With powder and fixed am
r,npition in our midst, with IN album
1orce Of fire arms, toTpelos, cigar
.ookers and such like combustible
material, prevention is solemn duty.
g The condition of our public wells will
not escape attention The water in
Them should be husbanded and not
rasted Pumps above them should
be- So kept in order that they can be
r.ed on the instant at the first alarm
\ Of fire
Postscript Since the above para
prarhs were written, ST. Adams has
been visited early in the morning OF
4 lal, fourth by calamitous fire, which
toany destroyed the car-factory and
h. valuable machinery and tools, and
treatened the destruction of the prop
sry Of George + Houghton, Esq
vbich adioius the burnt district But
iCr timely change Of wind and a sud
den shower, that gentleman house
snd barn must have been burnt. The
hss to the railroad corporation must
b large, although measurably covered
by insurance To the poor mechanics
Ill., lost their tool-chests with their
ontents, the loss is great The cause
Of the fire is not known, but Mr.. Doyle,
d Waterman, is reputed to be very
cautious and faithful man.
The space occupied by the origi-
nal matter furnished for this week S
TnyscmrT, crowds out our usual sum
mary Of news We know how accept.
do the income list for 1854 has been
to our readers, and shall publish at
once list Of licences in this and
Grand Isle County IS no other pa
pei has this list We presume the de-
nIand for it, viii ID large. Order,
an subscriptions must be given al
once to ensure reasonable attention
We thank our friends for recent anC
vcome reminders that our labors tc
frnish reliable paper are in certain
qnrtors duly appreciated
The Fifth Regiment reached Bur
hngon on the 4th, and was welcomed
bytAo citizens. The Rev. Mr.. Nj,
gast line address Of welcome. Tn,
city Of Burlington has done hersel
lnuoral credit by the generous man
per ia which She has welcomed bacl
ae veterans from the field. The Fiftl
ass 70 be discharged from service Oh
Aohday next, as Capt w. H. Wright
dcompany c, informs us.
Col Samuel Perley, of Fairfield
y W last twenty years constable ant
se tor Of Fairfield and for fort,
sss aresidentofthat town, is about t.
I've 10 Reading, Mass Last Marcel
afchned serving longer as Consta
sna Alr Edwin C. Soule was elect
MS stead We regret losing Col
+ from our midst and hope b,
Ihat he will return and at
4 OK cate lay his bones among hi
y He0ds and neighbors.
D e continue our nearly verbatim
h M VI 'he trial of Hezekiah Payn
p'eSehtnumber Of the TRANscRIp1
e presume that the Importance o
Is 1a' the magnitude of the ohenc
" ks 'ne prisoner was accused, an,
9 eat local interest which attache,
q murder trial, will justify in tn
= ol our readers the occupation
"a "a raVe which a report so thor
50 "u leAable necessarily requires
n 0VA 'he testimony for the de
q n. "H be given at length and tn
Y Y '0uciuded. Although Heze
m ''ne was acquitted on on
@ YET the Government had hir
" MI ''u on seven other indictment,
g e. : now in jail awaiting his tris
81 summer there prevailed to
- c certain spirit of wanda
@ I'm A'oahs village, among pee